Heavenly themes mark Language Association meeting
The Language Association met last evening for a joint business and program session. Three papers were read on concepts of heaven including The Illyian Fields by Royce Kinnick, ideas on heaven in Northern Europe by Elsie May Thurber, and Milton’s Paradise Lost by Mary Lewis. New members were elected across Greek English French German and Spanish divisions. Lavinia Sehlencker and William Bridges Jr. visited Indianapolis Thursday.
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Hoover makes gift of a complete cleaning trio
The advertisement promotes a lifetime reminder of thoughtfulness by giving a Hoover electric vacuum cleaner an electric carpet sweeper and an electric rug heater. It claims these three devices together provide the best expression of loving consideration and the best eliminator of work and dirt for her home.
Remembering Franklin College Dorms and Historic Growth
The article traces Franklin College history from its early Chandler Hall and Bailey Hall for male and female students, through Civil War closures, to Dr. Hills revival, co education, and later expansions including Stolt Hall and campus buildings. It notes the old well and campus amenities shaping the college’s evolution.
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College Programs and Stadium Drive Highlight Campus Plans
Trinity College and Brown University each run distinct departments in insurance and nautical science while Rochester University and Vermont University expand secretarial and vital statistics training. Ohio State launches a $600000 stadium drive with plans for five baseball fields and 100 tennis courts amid campus growth. Michigan reports 35 percent of students are churchgoers.
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Enrollment Shifts Highlight Coed Rise Over Women’s Colleges
A Boston transcript writer notes enrollment this year rose less than two per cent in women’s colleges but gained twenty-two per cent in co-educational institutions. Smith College leads with 1,908 students followed by Wellesley and Simmons, while UC, Northwestern, Boston, and Wisconsin report large coed totals. Patronize Franklin advertisers.
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