The Franklin College Newspaper 1908 Listing
Franklin College weekly publication details dated December 16 1908 with staff roles and contributors. It lists editors business manager treasurer and assorted local reporters for arts athletics and miscellaneous sections. The issue marks No number for the date and year 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Cuadwick
Arnold V Doub
Gerald Marshal
E.helyn LaGrange
Mildred Mullenmore
W. McCain
Edwin L. Deming
Lee Childs
Editorial promises and basketball advance at Franklin
The issue marks the last 1908 edition and invites reader suggestions. It notes two winter priorities for Franklin students the Oratorical contest and basketball with a new superior floor and Coach Goheen urging class teams to prove themselves and garner home game support.
Athletic Association Meeting and Chapel Visits Report
The Athletic Association held its meeting Thursday afternoon. Misses Carolyn McCaslin and Jane Ditmars visited the chapel Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athletic Association
Carolyn McCaslin
Jane Ditmars
Chapel
Whitcomb to Represent College in State Oratorical Contest
Howard C. Whitcomb, Franklin College's 1909 orator, will represent the college in the state oratorical contest with an oration on The Role of Our Nation. Over the next seven weeks he will be busy and Franklin aims for first division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Whitcomb
Franklin
Mr. Whitcomb
Periclesian Literary Society Reorganized at Franklin College
The Periclesian Literary Society at Franklin College has been reorganized and will present literary programs starting next term. Founded in 1853, it is the college’s oldest organization. Membership is limited to fraternity members as two non fraternity groups exist. previously interest waned and the club faded last year. The girls’ team will host a reception for the football squad in the gym Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periclesian Literary Society
Franklin College
Indianapolis Star
Dormitory altercation prompts tighter access rules
Quayle of Chicago 714 Shiller Building notes two young men who visit the Dorm must exit by the door after attention to their watches. A bottle found in the second floor waste basket is blamed for a mix up among several girls the prior evening.
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Franklin College of Indiana
Franklin, Indiana
Indiana
the Publication Board
Stevee Charles Bell
Elsie Reeve
Ralph Frellick
Claribel Shirk Po
Fay Fulmer
Edith Banta
Wilma Wheatcraft
Aneheey
Gussie Glet
THE
Goheen
Orator
Periclesians
Millard Moore
Allah
Franklin College of
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
R. A
E. B. Bryan
Shiller
Chicago, Ill
Roy
Florence
G. F. Gonsalves
Ott
Charles Bell
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