Death of Miss Juliet Monroe Recalls Franklin Ties
Miss Juliet Monroe, daughter of Prof. Paul Monroe, died Sunday in Yonkers after six months of illness. Born September 24, 1892 in Martinsville, she visited Franklin summers 1913 with aunt Mrs. Kiltie Smith. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Prof. Monroe heads Columbia University History of Education.
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Franklin
Juliet Monroe
Monroe
Yonkers
New York
Miss Monroe
New York City
Paul Monroe
Martinsville
Kiltie Smith
Sleepy Hollow - On - the - Hudson
Honor Boy C M A selects county rep for free outing
Culver Military Academy at Lake Maxinkuckee offers ten days free outing and instruction to one high school student per county. Joseph Sharp of Greenwood earned Johnson county's representation by achieving the highest county grade among applicants.
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Culver Military Academy
Lake Maxinkuckee
Joseph Sharp
B. Sharp
Greenwood
Johnson County
Sunday revival fee sparks mockery over prize fight profits
The Plain Truth notes the sneers at Billy Sunday for a liberal revival fee, but overlooks the $100,000 division between two fighters for a brief Havana bout before a crowd of about 80,000, a spectacle celebrated in Lestie's Weekly.
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Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Havana
Lestie
Pi Beta Phi Founders Day Celebrations in Indiana
Pi Beta Phi sorority observed Founders Day with two functions in Indianapolis and a dinner at Franklin College. About 100 Pi Phis from active chapters and Indiana alumnae attended. Notable speakers described the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School in Clinton, Tennessee, an education and social services project run by the sorority.
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Pi Beta Phi
Indiana
Indianapolis
Monmouth
Carl H. Weyl
Franklin
Zella Lee
Hazel Abbott
Janet van Nuys
Dorothy Ritchey
Mary Sturgeon
Jeannette LaGrange
Josephine Wood
Amy Sutton
Leela Denny
Marguerite Hall
Gerrude Law
Gleyn Law
Clara Suckow
Marie Dilmars
Diane Graham
Ruth Graham
Florence Jolson
Norris Kerlin
Harriet Rodgers
Kathleen O'Brian
Marie Ditmars
Edith Wilson
Achors
Clatlinsburg
Lenn
Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Alumni Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Raymond Thomas visits relatives in eight A. E. brothers area while Cordelia Clark visits her sister in Friendswood. Rev. F. G. Kenny preaches near Shelbyville. Jay C. Smith travels to Franklin on college business. Elmer Davis, Rhodes scholar, now works for the New York Times. R. A. Brown attends Knights of Pythias meetings across the state. Mrs. K E. Williams arrives from Los Angeles for her mother's funeral. Chauncey J. Powell and Mrs. Powell relocate to Stevensville, Montana with orchard plans. Prof. H. C. Hall notes a pamphlet on Vertical Farming by Dr. Gilbert E. Bailey, former Franklin professor.
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Raymond Thomas
Chicago
A. E. Brothers
Cordelia Clark
Frank Kellum
Friendswood
F. G. Kenny
Franklin
Smithland
Shelbyville
Jay C. Smith
Seymour
New York Times
R. A. Brown
Knights of Pythias
Marion
KE. M. Williams
Los Angeles
Calif
Gilbert E. Bailey
University of Southern California
Bailey
Sunday Star Prints Ditmars Picture In Pi Phi Affair
Indiana Pi Phi coverage highlights a Ditmars portrait. Oakey Miles Gleyn Law and Kathleen O’Brian were weekend visitors in Indianapolis while Mrs Kenneth Rose of Indianapolis visited Mary Bradley on Saturday.
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Indiana Pi Phis
The
Sunday Star
Oakey Miles
Gleyn Law
Kathleen O'Brian
Indianapolis
Kenneth Rose
Mary Bradley
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