Y W delegates settle matters at Cleveland convention
Myra Carter Franklin College delegate reported from Cleveland where the Y W C A National Convention adopted a 3 million budget and set membership rules by church or affiliation. The eight hour day for women and church social ideals were approved. Mabel Vandivier plans summer school and Compustry class rules emphasize attendance.
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Cleveland
Myra Carter
Franklin College
A. R. Stark
Tracksters Await Continued From Page One
The Blue and Gold team includes five experienced runners and several freshmen and sophomores showing promise. A tentative Franklin lineup features Strohl and Campbell in sprints, Gates and Waldo in middle distances, and Chambers in field events. Earlham’s Snyder wins intercollegiate peace contest. Indiana University’s Lambert places second. Franklin, Hopewell, and Missouri relate to upcoming readings and public speaking showcases.
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E. Campbell
J. Campbell
Farmer
Robertson
Crimson
Franklin
Thurber
Strohl
Risser
Kingsoliver
Waldo
Pike
Mile
Smith
Burgess
Wood
Nolan
Chambers
Kingsolver
Carson
Fornwald
Earlham
Donald B. Snyder
Earlham College
Valparaiso University
Lambert
J. Baker
Indiana University
The Seniors by Marian Ross
Portraits of two senior girls Mabel Hanna and Maude Humphreys from Worthington and Lincoln high schools. Hanna active in religious clubs and student work while Humphreys, a science helper and basketball team member, heads toward a teaching career.
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Earl Campbell
Our Empire
Engand
Agnes White
Scotland
Maude Humphreys
Wales
Elizabeth Branham
Canada
Marian Ross
Australia
Mabel Hanna
New Zealand
Elsie Ensley
Africa
Lavina Schlencker
India
Mary Lewis
Newfoundland
Ruth Cook George P. Newte
Charles Farmer
Charles Farmer the World’s Greatest Wizard and Comedian
The speaker introduces Charles Farmer as a famed wizard and comedian with applause. The description notes red hair, teeth, and a joking reference to a geometry or surveying focus. It mentions Farmer’s track team involvement and current research toward reducing useless noises by professors with a goal of easier sleep.
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Farmer
Red
Feub
Humorous Portrait of Helen Glessner from Theodore Alabama
A satirical portrait describes Helen Glessner of Theodore Alabama as a wise woman who arrives from afar to drink from famed founts of learning. The piece notes her roles as dorm council member, house president, Scientific vice president in 1918-19, YW pennies keeper for two years, and Pi Beta Phi member, ending with a quip about Gand and Scott and a suggestion to ask him.
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Helen Glessner
Theodore
Alabama
Dormg Council
Scientific
Y. W
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Gand Scott
Missionary Blaisdell speaks at joint M C A and YWCA meeting
Thomas C Blaisdell returned missionary from India addressed a joint meeting of the M C A and YW CA on Thursday evening. He is a University of Pennsylvania graduate who spent three years in India and will stay in the United States for a year before returning to India. Helen Constable sang as a special feature. Advertising progress for the 1922 Junior Annual was noted by the Sophomore board with staff announcements likely next week. The 125 page Franklin College catalog for 1920 1924 has its final proof sent to Dean Sherwood for revision and will be printed soon.
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Maude Humphreys
Linton
Maude
Scientific
Y. W
House
Thomas C. Bliisdell
India
M.C. A
YW. GC
Mr. Blaisdell
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Helen Constable
Franklin College
Dean Sherwood
Webster Websters Scrap of Paper thrills at Opera House
The Webster Literary Lottery presented A Scrap of Paper to a near full house on Wednesday. The cast delivered a highly realistic, well acted performance praised as one of the college’s best in years. Receipts totaled about $150.
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Webster Literary Lotiery
Opera House
Websters
Calendar of campus events and a registrar bench note
The date book lists April 23 to May 4 events including Pi Beta Phi luncheon, Franklin track meet, Baptist Sunday school, chorus rehearsal, Kappa Delta Rico party, band practice, Shakespeare program, and a Goodell Field high school track meet. A carved oak bench by J. Beecher Deputy, registrar office, marks the registrar’s office.
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C. Blaisdell
Pi Beta
J. Beecher
College Function Canceled Saturday Evening
It is definitely decided there will be no college function Saturday evening as most high school athletes must return home early. The student committee includes Kingsolver Pike Campbell Cook Gale McDermott Carson Scott Cribbs Cook Merrill MacArthur Beasley Beasley line, with Yandell as chairman. College authorities say May Day planned by the Senior class will not be affected.
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William Kingsolver
Earl Pike
Earl Campbell
Lloyd Cook
Hugo Gale
Floyd McDermott
Leslie Carson
Mildred Scott
Edith Cribbs
Ruth Cook
Norma Merrill
Grace MacArthur
Theodosia Beasley
Yandell €Line
Bernard Lewalski Chooses World Empire Title
Indoor baseball buzz grows as freshmen and sophomores prep for inter class meet. Miss Mildred Scott says teams will form next week with possible public watching. Frances Dean attends Beta Phi luncheon in Indianapolis.
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Mildred Scott
Frances Dean
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W
Una Houk
Hopewell High Sea
Missouri
Hazen Glessner
Bernault
Godwin's Pharmacy
J.&k
Ballard
Jefferson St
Water-St
E. J. Kielhorn Clothing Store
O. T. Lagrange
Franklin National Bank
Franklin Water
Light Power Co
Moore Furniture CO
Franklin National
Keream Krust
Franklin Bakery
Kream Krust Bread
Franklin Motor Sales Company
Davis, Reo, Monroe
Maxwell Automobile
A. H. Smiley
Mean's Drug Company
Clark Prather
Mean’ ES Company
COR
Public Square
W. Jeff, Bt
R. van Hawking
East Jefferson Street
O. L. Vandeer’s Grocery
Indiana
Arthur J. Bernault
WIL
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