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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
2
Glenn Kelly and Regina Elm heard Handel's Messiah during a Sunday performance at the Murat. Spectators noted the choir and orchestra delivering a festive program.
The article notes three teams tied for the title with an elimination plan possible after Christmas. The varsity trains daily and may return early from break for the Indiana University game on January 8 at Bloomington. Purdue's January 1 game and a January 8 date with First Baptists are in doubt. Players Bowen, Yeoman, Short, Klyver, Craig, O. Vandiver, Mullikin, Lowery and Hamilton compete for regular berths. Nelp misses practice due to a heel injury but dares to speed up the lineup once fit.
Miss Palmer led the Y W C A Christmas meeting after noon with Bible readings from Matthew and Luke and summaries of three Christ stories. She highlighted Lew Wallace First Christmas Henry Van Dyke the Other Wise Man and Ralph Connor The Angel and the Star. Ruth Wooden and Florence Sayer sang. Mrs J H Kinnick of Greenwood visited her daughter Mary at the dorm.
The November College Bulletin lists graduates from the class of 1915, detailing their first year after college. It shows Hazel Boyll at home in Terre Haute, Carl Brown teaching in Ludington, Leroy Cooke in business in Franklin, and numerous others teaching high school, studying at universities, or at home in Indiana and Porto Rico.
Lester Dodd of the Detroit law school returned Sunday on vacation from school. Fortrude Dodd entertained a few friends Sunday afternoon in his honor.
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