Wabash Defeats Franklin In Tight 27-18 Game
In a fast paced clash Wabash tops Franklin 27 to 18 after leading 20 to 18 at halftime. DeVal and Vandivier star for Wabash while Lowery Mullikin and Klyver anchor Franklin's offense and defense.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
1
In a fast paced clash Wabash tops Franklin 27 to 18 after leading 20 to 18 at halftime. DeVal and Vandivier star for Wabash while Lowery Mullikin and Klyver anchor Franklin's offense and defense.
Friday afternoon at the Yo C A in Indianapolis Butler meets Franklin in a renewed rivalry fans expect a tight score as Butler has been playing well. Jota Psi Nu began a Monday event at the RateliY home with Esther Berryhill Irene Chandler Fdna Smith Runice Snearly and Mildred White attending. Mable Foombs hosted Mar Guerite Hall Alice McGuire and Glyn Law Friday evening.
The state oratorical contest will be at Central Christian church in Indianapolis on Friday February 25 with delegates from Notre Dame Bartham Wabash DePauw Hanover Franklin and Butler. Russell Klyver of Franklin will speak after winning a preliminary contest and the day includes a high profile Franklin basketball game in the afternoon.
Earlham beat Franklin 24 to 17 as Franklin showed poor ball and Earlham displayed pep. Winslow and Meeks stood out for Earlham while Mullikin was held without a basket for forty minutes. Bowen started at center scoring three early baskets before Lowery subbed in. Palmer of Ohio officiated and Nefp visited Whiteland and Indianapolis, then Don Wyrick in Cate Grove.
Robert Sellers and Harry Gilmore saw The Follies at Indianapolis. Ruth Webb is convalescing at St Vincent's hospital after an operation last Wednesday. Mae Robertson spent the weekend at her home in Columbus.
The tenth annual missionary conference of Indiana students was held at the state university over the weekend. Despite smaller registration due to travel difficulties to Bloomington, the event showcased strong interest. Key speakers included Dr. Bryan, Miss Hope, and Dr. Keman with extensive input from Franklin Depa Earlham and participants from Phi Delta Theta.
Alice McGuire and Warren Hall viewed The Follies in Indianapolis on Saturday night. Margaret Brown missed school last week due to illness.
The Franklin College Glee Club recently toured, drawing praise from Marion Chronicle Camden Record and Martinsville Reporter. A 22 member group performed music readings and a humorous lute sketch, pleasing crowds at First Baptist Church with spirited, artistic renditions. Miss Boyd accompanied the group, Miss White read selections, and L Hanna created chalk sketches while Rev Kenny spoke on college plans.
Florence Sayer Ruth Graham and Faye Klyver attended the missionary conference in Bloomington Faye Harris visited her sister Anna Grace at the dormitory over the weekend J Elwood Watkins of Muncie pledged a Phi Delta Theta fraternity membership
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