Sophomores Kidnap Freshmen President In Frightful Prank
In retaliation for a hair cutting incident the Sophomore class abducted freshman leader Hugh Vandiver and another freshman near Sam Brown’s barber shop. They confined them in wagons, drove them out of town, then released them. Freshmen mounted a search party, locating Bill Staff east of Franklin after a forced auto breakdown. The Friday aftermath included the president returning from a farm near Franklin. Mr Corstabble of Wou.ii.t visited this week.
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Hugh Vandiver
Sophs
Bill
Sam Brown
Franklin
Nane
Dobbins Represents Franklin in State Oratorical Contest
Ralph S Dobbins represents Franklin in the state oratorical contest and also represented the institution last year. His subject this year is not fully shown in the fragment.
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Ranklin
Franklin
The Alien Advance Discussed as Immigration Issue
A discussion of immigration policy describes broad optimism yet notes christian and american values persist. Dobbins, trained by Prof Charles E Williams of Indianapolis, receives praise for potential high ranking in thought and composition. The Scientific Association meeting planned for Tuesday was postponed to next week with Prof Weatherly of Bloomington expected to speak.
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Dobbins
Charles E. Williams
Indianapolis
Conservatory of Music
Williams
Scientific Association
Weatherly
Bloomington
Webster Literary Society Social at Mr. Otts Home
Last Tuesday evening the Webster Literary Society and friends enjoyed a pleasant social at Mr. George Ott on South State Street. Music was by Misses Jackson Spencer and others. Miss Marie Smith won a box of chocolates for word games built from three letter groups. Refreshments included pickles salad dressing pineapple ice and cake. Unique hearts served as favors.
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Webster Literary Society
George Ott
South State Street
Jackson
Spencer
Marie Smith
Franklin College Lectures Benefit Students at Chapel
President Crowell arranged for several chapel lectures to aid student learning. Last Tuesday morning Charles W. Seymour of New York spoke on Joha of Arc in an excellent address. Prof Zeppenfeld Miss Rebecca J. Thompson and Mrs Prof Belknap attended Martha at the Grand Opera in the Mural Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon.
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M. E. Crowell
Franklin College
Charles W. Seymour
New York
Joha
Arc
Zeppenfeld
Rebecca J. Thompson
Prof. Belknap
Martha
Indianapolis
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Mr. Corstabble
Wou
Hi Sea
Ly'e
Ralph S
Ralph
Websters
Valentine
Ott
Joan of Arc
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