Franklin College Falls 6-4 to Indiana State Normal in Baseball
Franklin College lost six to four as Indiana State Normal built a three run lead by the third inning. Captain Campbell kept Franklin alive with a strong fifth, but a late rally fell two runs short. Despite two eighth inning runs the Blue and Gold could not overcome the Normalites lead. The team heads to Purdue Gala Day then Indiana University in Bloomington.
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Franklin
Franklin College
Indiana State Normal
Indiana Collegiate Athletic League
Thurberites
Bill Kingsolver
Terre Haute
Thurber
Campbell
Pruitt
Pike
Green
Normal
Purdue
Lafayette
Bloomington
Indiana
College events and alumni program schedule
A dense schedule lists sorority breakfasts reunions by class years 1889 1894 1899 1904 1909 1913 1914 a board of directors meeting Franklin College War Mothers formation Alumni Association business luncheon with speakers Robert A Brown and Lieut Col William G Everson poems by J T C Noe and Will Remy a student presentation of Pygmalion and Galatea and later performances by Jones pastor First Baptist Philadelphia a commencement dinner and a faculty reception at Stott Hall
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Franklin College War Mothers
Stott Hall
Alumni Association
Recreation Hall
Robert A. Brown
William G. Everson
J. T. C. Noe
Will Remy
Jones
First Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Class Play Promises Guilt Exposed and Mary Cleared
A Monday night class play features a confession by Admit his guilt to save Mary with Mary shown innocent at the end of thefts at the Gilder store. Seats go on sale Friday at 4 PM at Means Drug Company. Cast includes Sarah-Esther Berryhill Esther Closson Wm. H. Book Russell Shirley Raymond Moeller Esther Myer Hugh Lowery Margaret Thompson Margaret Miller Conrad Hamilton Irene Chandler A. E. Davis Ray Tomlinson Orville Roberts Thos. Lemon Chas. Cross Katherine Book Chas. Stoddard.
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Mary
Gilder
Means Drug Company
Sarah
Esther Berryhill
Miss Smithson
Esther Closson
Richard Gilder
Wm. H. Book
Edward Gilder
Russell Shirley
George Demarest
Raymond Moel
Helen Morris
Esther Myer
Detective Cassidy
Hugh Lowery
Mary Turner
Margaret Thompson
Agnes Lynch
Margaret Miller
Joe Garson
Conrad Hamilton
Fannie
Irene Chandler
William Irwin
A. E. Davis
Eddie Griggs
Ray Tomlinson
Inspector Burke
Orville Roberts
Chicago Red
Thos. Lemon
Tom Dacey
Chas. Cross
Miss Williams
Katherine Book
Dan—Chas
Stoddard
The Arriving Woman Contends With Modern Candidacy Rules
The piece reports on a woman applicant facing new eligibility hurdles in official ads. She must chin herself ten times and lift sixty pounds overhead, plus weight and height standards, effectively barring non professionals and sparking indignation as men react to changing norms.
Change and War End English Conservatism on Women
The text argues that gender encroachment is a surface sign of deep aversion to change. It asserts the war compelled England to mobilize men and quickly erode traditional conservatism against women in public life.
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State Normal Bags I. C. A. L
Southpaw
Capt. Campbell
Hawker
P Ross
Weed
Dove de Senna
Il Pruitt
Enee
Renee Wees
Lowery
Ke Eitedt
Kingsolver
Gale
Clodfelter
Wilson
Clark
Young
Dapickend Han
Williams
Een Ener Eee
Ross
Winters
Rousch
Schinnerer
Lloyd
Kerr
State Normal
J. C. Robbins
The
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
E. Y. Mullins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Opera House
Ler
East Jefferson Street
H. Foasett Daugherty
Frank H. Brown
Northeast Corner
Public Square
Inez Owen
Opal Wright
Marian Ross
Yandell Cline
Helene Williams
Louise Constable
Eleanor Crawford
Zelma Simpson
Mable Pruitt
Kodaks
E. O. Collins Jeweler
Optician
Jefferson
M. J. Voris & Company
Jesse Godwin
J. B. Payne & Son
Bohall
E. R. Bohall
East
Jefferson Street
Franklin Bakery Co.’s Bread
Byers
J. M. Henderson
C. H. Drybread
Franklin Dairy CO
Morell Tilson & Sons
the Baller Bakery
Franklin. National
Bank United States Depository
the Union Trust CO
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