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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
6
A weekly Franklin College of Indiana publication details editors and staff listings including Florence Maurie Sayer Russell Wilron Benjamin Kim Reuben Craig Roy Holstein and other members. It notes advertising terms and university clubs and societies among the local college notices.
The Marlham editorial praises Quaker institution students for spirited support in a hard fought game against Barham. The crowd kept silent and respectful during soul-throwing, while Marlham’s Franklin received strong applause for good plays. The piece notes the atmosphere as impressive and influential on the team’s morale.
A stark warning identifies carelessness as a universal menace surpassing war in harm. It claims vast financial theft, widespread injury, and death across homes, streets, factories, and transport. The message urges vigilance and avoidance of negligent behavior, labeling carelessness as humanity’s worst enemy.
Sunday dinner guests Professors Lyon and Roberts at the S.A. EK house. Elizabeth Hook spent the weekend at her home.
Samuel O. Duncan born June 2 1867 in Howard County Indiana died December 18 1915 near his birthplace. He trained at Franklin College and Rush Medical College Chicago graduating 1896. He practiced in Swayzee Indiana until 1907 then lived on a home farm near Russiaville. He suffered a brain ailment from a Colorado trip and died after a grip attack. He was a respected Franklin college alumnus active in student life. Ninety two Indiana University alumni were listed for state offices. Wabash beat Indiana 30 to 25 in Indianapolis.
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