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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
1
A collection of quips and jibes on influenza freedom League of Nations and political figures. The text jabs Wilson Hoover Ford Ford workers bonuses and dividends, legislature profilers and the state Assembly. Mentions veterans and trades in a satirical tone.
A club of students debates chapel routines and suggests rotating speakers and songs. The piece argues changes feel radical but could refresh worship and involve more classes, hinting at one class taking charge to freshen four successive meetings.
When peace is declared and per arrangements emerge, the article notes modest language in celebration. It discusses public acknowledgment of restraint and social norms guiding postwar discourse. The piece contrasts grand declarations with understated gratitude and civic tone.
A contemplation on recognizing civilian war workers and unpaid contributors. The piece argues distinguishing paid and unpaid labor is hard but worth doing, suggesting unobtrusive marks for the unpaid and broad national acknowledgment of those who served without hire.
Franklin defeats the Dentals 25 to 14 as Ross and Campbell lead with scoring bursts. Campbell hits three goals in rapid succession while Pike and Moeller anchor the defense. Hatton misses return to Franklin lineup, referee Sellers of Indiana noted.
A plan to reorganize the Franklin Press Club on the college campus is publicized. The Sigma Delta Chi fraternity is to be petitioned. it was founded at DePauw with Eugene Pulliam, a local newspaper man, among the founders and he is said to support the movement.
Joe Wood hosted a co-ed recipe contest offering five one dollar prizes for the top five reviews of new concoctions. Margaret Miller won with Cherry Whip, Marjorie Young with Janteen Beauty, and Kathryn Roland with Dor mitory Whiz earning her first dollar.
Dean Belknap announced the college calendar for the remainder of the year includes a one week spring vacation starting March 28. The first semester ends February 7 with second semester registration February 10. commencement is set for June 18.
A fragment notes men speaking to their wives only after a good lead from the doorstep and contrasts reckless drivers with their behavior, implying caution and social observation.
Prof Herman Beyl head of the University of North Dakota political science department spoke to the Scientific Association on Some Aspects of Anglo American Relations. The association re elected Herriott Palmer president and will name other officers and new members soon.
Rev R H Kent of First Baptist invites the Girls Octette to sing for the communion service next Sunday morning. The music will be entirely in the hands of the Odette. The girls thank Rev Kent and the church for supporting college activities.
Under professors Irving Schwerke and R C Roberts Franklin College will revive a Men’s Glee Club. Try-outs were held Thursday afternoon with many previous members returning including Spear Scott Shirley Farmer Hunter London Kinnick and Professor Roberts. Results will be announced in a few days. Mrs Dalton Vandivier hosted a shower for Mrs Lee Williams formerly Miss Mary Boone yesterday afternoon.
Students in the 1920 Year Book accepted advertising space from a long list of local businesses and individuals. Names include Franklin National Bank, Citizens' National Bank, The Graham Co, McCullough Drug Co, Brown & Tucker, Giger Coffee Shop, Opera House, and others. The Almanack Editors M. J. Voris & Co and Lanam Simpson Co coordinated the listings.
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