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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
3
The article lampoons exam week with a portrait of a dormitory scene as students face a multi day test period through Friday noon. A playful cast named Special Exam and Tutour Exam are referenced amid murmurs of ice cream bribery and noisy classes. The piece lists musical selections and a student musician lineup as part of dorm life ambiance.
The music department presents its annual recital in the college chapel on Thursday evening June 7 featuring advanced piano and voice students. A prior Tuesday recital showcased primary and elementary pupils and Mrs Bruner's dedicated guidance.
Wartime appeal urges US sacrifice to save liberty with France and Britain asked to endure. Quotes from Baker Taft Pershing Wood and Davison frame duty, costs, and Allied losses as the nation prepares to back the Red Cross with memberships and donations. Listed volunteers include Henderson Huckleberry Huckleberry F M Huckleberry Smith Blume Webb Miller Mendenhall Ellis White.
President C. E. Goodell visits Franklin Tuesday for an executive board meeting and will likely stay through commencement. An iron traffic signal appeared in the college hall but was removed before the rush, leaving the value of the officer in question undetermined. Some think the signal could aid pedestrians in the hall.
Acting President A. T. Belknap preached at the Rushville Baptist church Sunday. Misses Eulin Klyver Lorene Mc Cain Jane Dorsy and Rev H P Kly ver motored to Fort Harrison Tuesday. Harry Gillmore ex Franklin College 49 recently returned from California and has joined the navy awaiting a call to report in Franklin.
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