Co Ed Athletic Association Planned at Franklin College
Miss Marian Chard, director of athletics for women, announces Franklin College plans to form a Girls and then Co-Eds Athletic Association. She cites national models, broad membership, and points for activity as ways to build up track, basketball, baseball, tennis, swimming, and even walking events this year. Dues are likely to be small. Officers and initial ideas will be announced later.
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Athletic Association
Miss Marian Chard
Miss Chard
Girls’ Athletic Association
Franklin
Franklin College
Plan Swimming Meet For College Co-Eds
The girls' physical director announces a near term swimming meet for college coeds. Events include dashes, breast stroke, back stroke, candle race, diving and relay. Teams of five from each class compete with Juniors and Seniors allowed to practice with regular classes. Louise Cooperider is confined to her dormitory room due to illness.
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Louise Cooperider
KNOW YOUR PROFESSOR BETTER
President Charles Elmer Goodell has won student affection at Franklin College since succeeding E A Hanley in 1917. Born in Washburn Illinois on March 17 1862 he studied at Franklin Cornell Johns Hopkins and Chicago Universities and earned an L L D from Colgate. He and his wife Laura Ogle are active fraternity members and support a program titled A Greater Franklin.
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Charles Elmer Goodell
Franklin College
Goodell
E. A. Hanley
Washburn, Ill
Franklin ‘College
Cornell University
Mankato
Minn
Johns’ Hopkins
Chicago
Colgate
Laura Ogle
Phi Delta Theta
Franklin
Kappa Kappa Gamma
President Goodell of Franklin College Leader in Era
The text notes Dr. Goodell rose from professor at Kansas State Agricultural College to Denison University registrar and acting president for nearly three years. He later led Franklin College, promoted a science building, and faced funding obstacles from wartime conditions but gained faith in future progress at Franklin.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Denison University
Franklin
Hill
Goodell
Denison
Fac
Franklin College
Franklin D A L basketball game report
Franklin defeats Y M C A 38 to 20 in a rough college basketball contest. Capt Ross leads Franklin with scoring while Moeller Campbell and Webb anchor defense. Forsythe, ex-navy, joins Phi Delta Theta.
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Franklin
Ross
Jane
Kingsolver
Pleas Moore Pike
Dazey Campbell
Woodruff Moeller
Geee
Reed Webb
Cade
Harold Forsythe
Washington
Phi Delta Theta
First Class Barber Shop Opens at 63 South Henry Street
A new barber shop opens at 63 South Henry Street offering high quality service. The ad invites students to patronize the shop with a guarantee of top workmanship and polite service. Proprietor: Raymond Conley.
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South Henry Street
Raymond
Conley
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Planning Athletic Association
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H. F. Daugherty
East Jefferson Street
H. Fossett Daugherty
Franklin, Ind
M. J. Voris & Company
Frank H. Brown
Means Drug Company
Per Clark Prather
Corner Public
Kodaks
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Byers Millinery
BYERS
Jefferson and
Water Streets
J. M. Henderson
E. O. Collins
Dental College
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Pike
Thinga
Moeller
Campbell
Spud
Thurber
Stevens
Born
Dazey
Webb
Regan
Wood
Cook
Franklin Dairy CO
Morell Tilson & Sons
Kemp Brothers
East
Jefferson Street
Indiana
Jesse Godwin
J. B. Payne & Son
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Bohall Grocery
E. R. Bohall
the Balser Bakery
Franklin National Bank United States Depository
the Union Trust CO
the Moore Furniture Co
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