Franklin Advertising Terms and College Notices
The issue from April 30, 1913 notes the Earlham victory and Moores Hill tie, urging support for the baseball team and ticket sales. It lists staff names and Phi Delta Theta and Tri Delta affiliations, and mentions the public notice of the magazine.
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Earlham
Moores Hill
Webster Program Opens With Piano Solo and Art Debate
The 1913 Webster program on May 2 features piano solo by Isose Clara Cosby Paper on The Painters of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries by Lorena Mather Impromptu by Willis Wygant and readings from The Morgan Collection of Art Treasures. Debates discuss whether modern motion pictures destroy true art in classic paintings with Roy Barnett Agnes Thompson for and Irene Huntington Claude MacColgin against. Additional acts include Ruth Kerlineeveneneer vocal solo Hazel Gibbs and personal Impressions of Hanover by Thomas Campbell.
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Clara Cosby
Ies
Lorena Mather
Willis Wygant
Morgan
William G. Hibbs
Roy Barnett
Agnes Thompson
Irene Huntington
Claude MacColgin
Ruth Kerlin
Campus Day Song and Smoked Greens on the Campus
A group sings about campus day recurring yearly and the students pulling dandelions. The scene shifts to the pleasant aroma of cooking greens rising over the campus as a snowy cloth spreads on the ground and a smoking...
Hungry students skip dinner and fund drive ends
The plate of food for philosophers was set but the hungry students preferred to work over eating. They left as the committee redirected the dinner money to the endowment fund.
Alumni Contributions Continue Across Several Names
A list of alumni contributions includes Thomasine Allen, Franklin Rev. J. C. Bunnell age 94, Elwood Oma Fix 42, Villisco Iowa Warren Hall ’12, Edith Lambert ’12, Indianapolis Hallie Magill ’12, Ruth Wallace 90, Franklin.
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Thomasine Allen
Franklin
J. C. Bunnell
Elwood Oma Fix
Villisco
Iowa
Warren Hall
Franklin Edith Lambert
Indianapolis Hallie Magill
Bedford Ruth Wallace
Wabash Defeated by DePauw in Baseball Showdown
Wabash lost to DePauw last Tuesday April 22 by a score of 6 to 3. The Harvard student council has voted to make hockey a major sport at the university. The Earlhamite notes other campus happenings and civic items across the region.
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Wabash
DePauw
Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Harvard
Y. W. Co. A Holds Meeting on Others Theme
The regular Y. W. Co. A meeting led by Margaret Remy explored the theme Others following a prior session on Unselfishness. Numerous participants engaged, making the gathering very interesting.
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Margaret Remy
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