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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
2
An article urges college students to adopt health habits to prevent sickness from measles mumps scarlet fever and colds. It emphasizes regular hours outdoor wrap up exercise and maintaining physical condition to keep eyes clear complexion and nerves calm for sustained vigor.
An ornate portrait of Earnham College scholar in a snowy white robe symbolizes enduring college spirit. The piece notes three decades of spotless decorum and urges current students to uphold the high standard of conduct and appearance.
The report credits scrubs for a successful season amid illness and injuries to Lowe Bowen Ross and Hastings. Shuck shows promise for a regular spot, with Nelp Hallie Hamilton and Bud McClain also praised. Beerbower stood out as a durable center, contributing consistently from start to finish.
An ordination council from Central Association met at Friendwood Baptist Church Monday at 2:45 pm to ordain Roy E Barnett for full ministry after an hour and a half exam led by Dr Barbour. The committee, including Rev H P Klyver and Rev F G Kenny, voted unanimously to proceed with ordination, with supper served and services led by J W Clevenger.
Miss Mary W. Croas attended services at the First Baptist Church last Sunday morning.
The annual midyear college dinner will be held Friday night in Recreation Hall. Tickets go on sale Monday to Thursday noon. The event includes a full banquet, speeches by President Hanley and Earlham’s President Kelly, musical stunts, and an informal library reception before the gymnasium gathering.
Ora Heerbower appears on the sick list for the past week with the school reporting she is absent due to illness.
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