Franklin College to Open Summer School on April 21
Franklin College announces its largest summer school with 150 to 206 students. Most regular faculty will teach, offering special courses for soldiers returning to school. The setup includes a twelve week teachers training track and normal course ending in August, with many re-entry students aiming to graduate this year.
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H. N. Sherwood
Franklin
J. L. Beyl
Herriott Palmer
Frederick H. Hodge
Alexander Deppe
H. C. Merrill
Irving Schwerke
A. J. Bernault
Oscar H. Williams
Upper Class Co eds Not Out At Practice
The piece questions why Junior and Senior girls are absent from basketball practices and calls for class loyalty. It notes Freshmen and Sophomores show promise and urges readers to watch next week's Franklin for dates of inter class basketball games and the swimming meet.
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Beriault Appears in Out of Town Recitals
Prof. A. J. Beriault gives a recital of readings at the Christian church in Fountaintown Saturday night and at Whiteland high school Wednesday night. A scene from The Merchant of Venice was performed and Mrs. Beriault assisted in a one act play. He also talks about Franklin College work at each event.
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A. J. Beriault
Christian Church
Fountaintown
Whiteland High School
Plan To Re Organize Franklin Press Club
Franklin College resumes its press club after four years with plans to re organize. A charter petition to Sigma Delta Chi and joining Indiana Intercollegiate Press Club are aims. Lectures and practical work will train members, with earlier prominence noted before wartime interruption.
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Franklin College Press Club
Franklin Room
Franklin College
New State Press Association
Jecal
Indianapolis
Franklin
Earlham Press
Phi Kappa Delta
Franklin College Produces Three Little Theatre Plays
The Public Speaking Department staged three plays in the college chapel. Cast members included Martha Boaz as Dorothy Brice and Edith Carter with Jack Throckmorton in My Mexican Rose. Polly of Pogue's Run featured Governor Morton played by Arthur J. Bernault and Louise Constable as Polly.
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Franklin College
Martha Boaz
Dorothy Brice
Mexico
Edith Carter
Carlota Vasquez
Jack Throckmoreton
Jack Nesbit
New York
Polly
Pogue
Prof. Bernault
Governor Morton
Louise Constable
Miss Constable
Rose
Guadalupe
H. IF. Thurston
Jack Throckmorton
Luis Pascual
Carlota
Max Walters
Col
Coburn
Alonzo Harvey
Whips
Carl Schlandt
Dyém—Warren Winchester
Memorial Plan Gains President Goodell Support
President Goodell approves a proposed memorial plan turning Franklin College’s new Science Building into a tribute to the five Franklin men who died for democracy. He favors a tablet honoring living and dead volunteers and envisions oil portraits of Sundvall, Klyver, Prof. Hunt, Douthitt, and Carmen in the library.
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Franklin
Sundvall
Klyrver
Hunt
Douthitt
Carmen
Payne
Mary C Ogle Mother of Mrs Goodell Dies in Indianapolis
Mary C Ogle widow of Rev Albert Ogle and mother of Mrs C E Goodell died at her home 973 M D Woodruff Place Indianapolis yesterday noon after a long illness. Born January 17 1842 in Switzerland County she moved to Franklin in 1885 when her husband became pastor of the Baptist church. She leaves five other children besides Mrs Goodell and funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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Mary Cotter Ogle
Albert Ogle
C. E. Goodell
M. D. Woodruff Place
Indianapolis
Ogle
Switzerland County
Franklin
Baptist Church
Mrs. Goodell
Franklin College Band Prepares for Hanover Contest Debut
The Franklin College band held its first rehearsal yesterday ahead of the Franklin Hanover contest. A future business meeting will elect officers for the coming term. Lloyd Mellett, editor of the Columbus Ledger, joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon for dinner Sunday with Professor Irving Schwerke and Burton Billings.
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Lloyd Mellett
The
Columbus Ledger
Irving Schwerke
Burton Billings
Sigma Alpha .Epsilon
Em Ro es Added to Local Court Card
Hanover figures in a corrected schedule listing January 17 Hanover at Franklin and February 22 Em Rees at Franklin. Other matchups include January 25 Wabash at Crawfordsville January 31 Indiana University at Bloomington February 1 Butler at Indianapolis February 8 Earlham at Franklin February 12 Wabash at Franklin February 15 Hanover at Hanover February 25 Earlham at Richmond March 1 Notre Dame at Franklin and March 6 Butler at Franklin.
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Wabash
Crawfordsville
Indiana University
Bloomington
Butler
Indianapolis
Earlham
Frank
Richmond
Notre Dame
Franklin Blue and Gold Schedule Sees Hanover Clash
Coach Thurber announces a business-like Franklin schedule with DePauw two games added and a Wabash at Crawfordsville substitute for State Normal. Hanover comes to town as the bright athletic highlight with Franklin aiming for a rough home win. Franklin 25 Dentals 15 in a game stalled by a gym blackout. Matt Ross sparked the scoring before McVaught answered for the Dentals.
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Indianapolis
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Indiana Dentals
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McVaught
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