Franklin College honors new Indiana poet Roscoe G. Stott
Franklin College celebrates Roscoe Gilmore Stott 1904 graduate and Franklin native for his volume The Man Sings. Critics praise his virile poetry and note letters from James Whitcomb Riley and Madison Cawein. Stott teaches English at Eastern Kentucky State Normal and has contributed to eight national magazines.
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Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Franklin
W. T. Stott
Franklin College
Eastern Kentucky
James Whitcomb Riley
Madison Cawein
Cawein
Stott
Franklin College vs Louisville Opens 1916 Basketball Season
The 1916 basketball season kicks off Friday night with Franklin College hosting the University of Louisville. Coach Thurber drills the squad as Smock awaits a full schedule, with early games listed including Jan 8 Louisville at Franklin and several February matchups. other holiday visits and alumni mentions follow.
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Louisville
Franklin
Earlham
Central “Normal
Carter Hall Beautiful Church Wedding Held at First Baptist
The marriage of Miss Letitia Theodora Hall and Ralph Emerson Carter was solemnized Tuesday December 29 at eight o clock in the First Baptist church. The ceremony featured green and white decorations, organ music by W R Voris, and ushers including Hall brothers and Carl Carter with Marguerite Hall as maid of honor.
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Letitia Theodora Hall
C. H. Hall
Ralph Emerson Carter
ES. Carter
Columbus
W. R. Voris
Prof
Arnold
Irene Barcus
Wabash
Erine Zoe Hall
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Stewart & Kidd Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
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State Normal
Richmond, Ky
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America
Evening Gazette
Worcester
Mass
Beven
University of Louisville
Thurber
Smock
Terre
Butler
Richmond
Rose Poly
Terre Haute
Hanover
Indianapolis
Warren Hall
Toledo, Ohio
Leta
Ralph E. Carter
E. L. Middleton
Chicago
Margaret Best
Owasso, Mich
Carter-Hall
B. Hall
Madison
Wia
Warren 8. Hall
Toledo
Ohio
Clarence Hall
Carl Carter
Rollin Ott
Cen
Marguerite Hall
Florence and
Kath
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