Sporting Editor and Business Manager Credits
Sporting Editor George Cady and Business Manager Howard P. Robinson are noted with class year 22 in the newspaper masthead.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
1
Sporting Editor George Cady and Business Manager Howard P. Robinson are noted with class year 22 in the newspaper masthead.
The note ponders whether a decision or event would align with a Friday the thirteenth, suggesting timing concerns or superstition affecting plans and release dates.
Contemporary editorials in several Franklin exchange papers focus on study. The De Pauw Daily urges students to work for better grades, Indiana Normal Advance calls for planning and efficient use of time, and Valparaiso Toreh and Wabash Bachelor comment on reading and standards amid basketball eligibility issues.
Alumni share career shifts and honors from 1916 to 1940s. Leroy Finkenbiner leaves teaching in Wisconsin to manage Johnson Lumber in Indiana, settling in Osgood while overseeing timber from a local tract. Pauline White coaches Center Grove girls basketball. Elizabeth Overstreet transfers from Herron to Ark Institute and Franklin National Bank. Ernest Wagner known as Griz remains a coaching figure at Franklin. Marshall club activity noted. Paul VanRiper faces house fire but insured. Melvin Lostuffer plans summer school. J Maurice Saunders joins Milligan College administration and American Chemical Society membership.
Marguerite Hall resigns from the Lebanon high school faculty and will stay at home to keep house for her father, marking a change in the school’s staff.
A department heads meeting referred a motion to limit student activities to a faculty committee. A low limit is expected to be recommended at the next faculty meeting. Ten unexcused class absences were set as the limit and chapel cuts reduced to ten.
The piece notes tuition plus fees at Earlham Butler and DePauw, with annual costs near 100 dollars at Earlham and Butler and 100 pounds per year at DePauw. The article cites board of trustees action and announces plans to publicize rate changes in the college bulletin, with rates having held for seven years since a 1913 rise.
The Wile-Casady Company presents a ten member faculty with a thorough Bible based curriculum including Old and New Testaments theology and church history. Facilities include a dormitory, music room, bowling alleys and a modern library. Degrees offered include B D and M Th with special graduate work. Correspondence welcome and illustrated catalog available from Clarence A Barbour president or J W A Stewart dean.
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