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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1914

Page

3

Columbus Junior Independents Triumph Over Freshmen Team

The Columbus Junior Independents, a squad of high school sophomores and juniors, defeated the college freshmen 22 to 80. Notable players included Abbott and Bassett, while Nelson and Lawrence starred for the Independents. Referee was Wygant.

Columbus Commercial Club Franklin Rose Poly Columbus Hoss Abbott Cover Hamilton Freshies Columbus Center Butler Nelp McClain Barnaby Abbott Bassett Hamilton Lawrence Yeoman Gant Bassett Lawrence Barnaby Abbott Wygant

Lettice Mae Pierson Weds Oliver Edmond Behymer

Mr and Mrs Nils Pierson announce the marriage of Lettice Mae Pierson to Oliver Edmond Behymer on Sunday March 1 at Saint Charles Illinois. The couple will reside at Allison Hotel Cedar Rapids after September 1 and Behymer is a Franklin College 1907 graduate and Redpath Chautauqua Bureau affiliate. Earlham track candidates began practice with two squads to hold Saturday dual contests.

Nils Pierson Saint Charles Illinois Lettice Mae Oliver Edmond Behymer Behymer Allison Hotel Cedar Rapids Iowa Franklin College Sigma Alpha Epsilon Redpath Chautauqua Bureau

Office Note Prompts Receipt Hold for Later Reference

Dr. A. R. Hatton dined with S. A. E. brothers on Wednesday. The report mentions a waste basket not used for printing at The Star Office and a recipient setting items aside for future reference.

A. R. Hatton S. A. E. Brothers

The Newton Theological Institution Ad Offering Campus Facilities

The Newton Theological Institution presents an eminent faculty of fourteen professors and instructors. It boasts convenient dormitories and lecture rooms, a beautiful chapel, a noble library, an unsurpassed library building, and laboratory equipment. Proximity to Boston and Cambridge enables attendance of eminent specialists and Lowell Institute courses. Students gain clinical experience through missionary and philanthropic work and participate in self-support activities.

Boston Cambridge Lowell Institute

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