Franklin student earns fourth in Indiana state oratorical contest
David Lilienthal of DePauw won the state oratorical title in Indianapolis Friday night. Flora Mabel Hayes of Franklin placed fourth. Albert Coil of Butler and John Lemmer of Notre Dame were among leaders, with about thirty five Franklin students attending.
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Franklin
Flora Mable Hayes
David EL Lifieothal
Indianapolis
Flora Mabel Hayes
Miss Hayes
Butler
Earlham
Prankham
Lilienthal
DePauw
Nudie
Dow Hook
John AL Lemmero
Notre Dame
Vlomas
Mrook
Maniv Wy Pome
Wabash
Ohn Varanty
Clarence W. Ornee
Hanover
Sixtte
Albert, Coil, Butler
David Efs. Nphal
John A. Lemmer
Manly W. Immel
Fiora Mabel Hayes
John Haramy
Clarence W. Orner
Albert Coibe
The Eternal Feminine
A college town girl quietly sets a fashion pace as peers imitate her style. The piece notes how her refined wardrobe, seasonal changes, and roguish charm influence others who follow her lead without realizing it, illustrating a timeless feminine social dynamic.
Frank Wood Earns Navy Ensign Commission at Harvard
Frank Wood, former Franklin College student, receives commission as ensign in the U S Navy and is assigned to the radio service at Harvard University, signaling a new role in military communications.
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Frank Wood
Franklin College
U.S. Navy
Harvard University
Personal News Roundup of Weekend and Visits
Irene Chandler spent the weekend in Louisville. Helen Weld visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Lucile Catran vacationed at her home in Royal Center. Katheryn Roland visited relatives in Greensbarge during vacation. Florence Rateliy stayed at home in West Newton. Josephine Boyd went to Delphi yesterday for a short visit. Opal Weight spent the week with Gard Merks at Shelbyville. Magdalene Glick missed school this week due to tonsillitis.
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Lucile Catran
Royal Center
Florence Rateliy
Anda Ber
West Newton
Josephine Boyd
Delphi
Opal Weight
Igard Merks
Shelbyville
Esther Lyons Guest of Esther Wilson at Bloomington
Esther Lyons was the guest of Esther Wilson at Bloomington for a hast work end event reference.
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Esther Lyons
Esther Wilson
Bloomington
Patronizing the Professor in The Atlantic
A college professor Robert M. Gray argues that codesteaching is vital for community order. The narrator, a businessman, recalls patronizing views from a banker and others, contrasting campus intellect with everyday life and the professor’s outsider perspective.
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the Atlantic
Franklin
the Star
Robert, M. Gray
Hardy
Mark
Franklin track squad drills under captain Cross
Captain Charles Cross leads Franklin track aspirants in daily workouts on the cinder path when weather allows. Distance runners completed a three and a half mile row as Supt Deputy repairs Goodell field. Notable runners include Mattingly Kingsolver Overstreet and McClure replacing John Bailey who serves as an aviation lieutenant in France.
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Charles Cross
Te Franklin
Franklin Track
Cross
Cress
Franklin
Goodell Field
Blue and Gold
Mattingly
Kingsolver
Overstreet
McClure
John Bailey
France
Aviation Department
Webster chooses contestants for joint debate
The Webster Literary Society selects its team for the Webster Pereipsian joint debate. Trial week brought six entrants led by Theo Sharp with Jessie Wolford and Ellsworth Varian. The finalist team will argue that a city of 10 000 or more should adopt a commission form of government.
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Webster Literary Society
Pemelesian Literary Society
Rynals
Websters
Theo. Sharp
Jessie Wolford
Ellsworth Varian
Avere
Sharps
Belknap
Merrill
Thurber
Webster
Earlham Delegates Attend State Oratorical Contest
The report notes Ray Tomlinson and Ralph Thornton attended the state oratorical contest as Earlham delegates while basketball practice will begin soon after the season ends.
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Thurber
Ray Tomlinson
Ralph ‘Thurnton
Earlham
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Palace
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Kemp Brothers Cleaners and Dyers
North Main Street
Indiana
Means Drug Company
Franklin National Bank United States Depository
Charles Pfister
Tlinois
Washington Streets
Middle West
Colgate Theological Seminary
Hamilton, N
John BL Vichert
Doan
Wood's
C. BR. Vawter
THE
Crozier Theological Seminary
Phildelphia
Metropolitian
University of Pennsylvania
Milton G. Evans
Chester
North Main St
O. L. Vandivier
the Eternal Feminine
Irene Chandler
Louisville
Helen Weld
Katheryn Roland
Magdalene Glick
Powison
Theo, Sharp and
Ellsworth Yarian
Star Office
Franklin Dairy CO
Peters’ Candy Store
J. R. Nugent
N. Ilinois Street
Ott's
East
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
Franklin Coffee and Tea Store
M. T. Giger
Prop
Virginia
M. J. Voris & Company
J. M. Henderson
I. N. Lagrange
Popular Music
Ideat. Music Company
J. T. Phillips
E. Jefferson
Ind
Boman’s Grocery
E. Jeff
Collins Eastman Kodaks
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