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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1915
Page
3
The Franklin a weekly college paper from Franklin College Indiana lists editors and staff for the 1908 publication year. The issue header shows volume column, date February 3, and a closing line The team has spoken we have nothing more to say.
The Thursday night session of the social service committee featured a devotional by Josephine Clevenger and short talks from Ruth Kerlin Mary Lewis and Mary Phillips on social service and practical work. Hazel Gibbs provided a closing song as the meeting inspired attendees.
LeRoy Finkenbiner hosted an open house at his Greenwood home after a Glee club concert. Guests included Glee club members and other college attendees, who enjoyed music, punch, and time for getting acquainted before returning to Franklin on the 11:30 special.
Ruth Wooden spent the weekend at her home in Columbus, enjoying a quiet break from her usual schedule. She relaxed at the residence and interacted with local neighbors during the stay.
Franklin and Dartmouth data show freshmen shaping definite career plans, listing fields from business to engineering and journalism. The shift stems from intensified competition and demand for practical training, with colleges steering students toward targeted preparation for chosen paths.
The letter from a Kent Indiana educator dated November 13 describes teaching five through eight grades at home for thirty one pupils. She praises Franklin College prospects and notes strong involvement with local education despite interference from Kent public schools.
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