Franklin College urges 1925 enrollment uplift campaign
Dr. A J Vining financial secretary inspires 1000 students and alumni to boost Franklin College enrollment to about 1060 by 1925 with seven new buildings already assured. The student council plans a second movie night featuring The Grim Game with Houdini as star and a ticket drive next Monday. About seventy five copies of last year Almanack were mailed to high schools statewide as a college catalog of activities.
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A. J. Vining
Franklin College
Vining
Dr. Vining
Houdini
Lockbreaker
Alumni Notes Highlight Franklin Alumni Activities
Louise Carter Cole of Berkeley praises The Franklin in a letter. Reprints note Louise as Berkeley Housewives League secretary and recount alumni ventures including A. O. Washburn’s Y M C A promotion in New York City and J. W. Fesler’s Lincoln League efforts. Ralph W. Johnson, Hastings principal, is re-elected. Warren S. Hall joins LaSalle Extension University Chicago. Griz Wagner speaks at Franklin Rotary on a municipal gym.
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Louise Carter Cole
Stanford M. A
Berkeley
Calif
Franklin
West Side
New York City
Washburn
J. W
Fesler
Old College
Lincoln League
Fomer
Ralph W. Johnson
Hastings
Neb
Johnson
Ralph
Warren S. Hall
Grafton Johnson
Canton
LaSalle Extension University of Chicago
Hh Warren
Department of Business Administration
Warren
Rusty” Moore
Rusty
Griz” Wagner
Franklin Rotary Club
Board of Education
Griz
Grads May Bring Names Listed From Local Area
Paul Foxworthy Newcastle Virgil Eickenberry Sheridan Wallace Ross Ladoga and Emmett Hilde brand Union township are named with likely more unreadable. Patronize Franklin Advertisers.
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Paul Foxworthy
Newcastle
Virgil Eickenberry
Sheridan
Wallace Ross
Ladoga
Emmett Hildebrand
Union Township
College census shows majority vote Honeysuckle Baptists
Report from Franklin College indicates most students can vote and favor the Honeysuckle while identifying Baptists as the dominant faith. Average student age is twenty one with some in their twenties, June births are most common, and study loads range from four to twenty three hours.
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Franklin College
Franklin
Dwight Heath
Marian Ross
Inter class girls basketball results and coaching note
Senior girls beat Sophomores 7 to 4 on Wednesday. Freshmen coeds defeated Junior Sophomores 7 to 4. Freshmen beat Junior women 2 to 0 in the second set. Last week seniors defeated juniors and sophomores defeated freshmen. Baring Chard leads girls athletics at Wabash College.
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Baringh Chard
Atletics
Wile-Casady Faculty and Seminary Offers Broad Biblical Program
The Wile-Casady Company presents a ten member Faculty offering a thorough curriculum with Old and New Testament biblical studies, theology, church history, ethics, homiletics, religious education, philosophy of religion, church cooperation, elocution and electives. Rochester promises strong churches, city facilities, and access to University of Rochester courses with a dormitory, library, chapel, and modern equipment. Correspondence invited to Clarence A. Barbour, president, or J. W. A. Stewart, dean.
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University of Rochester
Clarence A. Barbour
J. W. A. Stewart
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