Rabies Talk At Franklin Scientific Association Meeting
The December meeting of the scientific association in Franklin featured Dr Simon of Indianapolis discussing rabies. Presiding President Crowell welcomed him, and the 7:30 gathering allowed attendees to attend a basketball game afterward. A digest of the talk will be published later.
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Scientific Association
Simon
Indianapolis
Department of Hygiene
State Board of Health
Pres. Crowell
Franklin
Simons
Alumni Notes highlights unions and faculty moves
Alfred Owen Washburn and Miss Mary Loder wed at the Loder home near Linton Indiana with Rev Ray Banks officiating. Rev J L Beyl leads Central College Pella Iowa. Frank Selleck connected with a circulating library in Indianapolis joined Phi Delta Theta on Sunday. Otis B Sellers a Guggenheim civil engineer moved from Ray Arizona to Silver Bells. Everette Spaulding and Stella Best announce wedding plans. Franklin College Board hires Dr Myron W Haynes as financial agent starting January 1 for two years. Ex Congressmen F M Griffith attends board meeting. Subscribe for The Franklin.
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Alfred Owen Washburn
New York Y. M. C. A
Mary Loder
Isaac Loder
Linton
Ind
Ray Banks
Frank Selleck
Indianapolis
Phi Delta Theta Brothers
Franklin College
Myron W. Haynes
Franklin
F. M. Griffith
Vevay
Pastor A. O. Protsman Moves to Darlington Church
The Rev. A. O. Protsman, after a successful pastorate at Fairmount, DL, accepts the Baptist church pastorate in Darlington Wisconsin. The Student Council executive board met after chapel Wednesday morning.
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A. O. Protsman
Fairmount
the Baptist Church
Darlington
Wisconsin
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Lmont
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Guggenheim Mining Company
Ray
Arizona
Silver Bells
Everette Spaulding
Gary High School
Indiana
Pennsylvania
R. R
Smith & Tilson’s
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