Butler Beaten As Franklin Wins Big In Tourney Opener
Franklin hosts hundreds of high school students for the fourth annual Johnson and Shelby counties basketball tournament. Thirteen teams compete with Franklin, Ropewell, Shelbyville and Enion as early favorites while Trafalgar or Whiteland may emerge as dark horses. About 115 players will stay in Franklin housing, with college students aiding officials and a college band providing music through the event.
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Shelby Counties
Shelby County
Johnson County
Bloomington
J. €. Webb
Shelbyville
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Poiing
SDL
Webbe
Thurber
Ropewell
Enion
Trafalgar
Whiteland
Stamps drive spurs Franklin college campaign
The college war savings stamp committee launches a two week drive titled Every Student an Owner of Stamps. Greek groups pledge to hold at least one twenty five cent certificate each drawing many students into the effort. Independent students are urged to organize a policy meeting while Mr Burton has sold 340 dollars in thrift stamps with most purchases in small installments.
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College War Savings Stamp Committee
All Wellenic Organization
Franklin
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Burton
Fenlty
Mae Burton
Sidworth
Seniors Rearrange Plans for Commencement Week Activities
The class changes its approach to the commencement week with most senior men not entering service before the event. A committee of four has been appointed to propose a suitable address and a notable speaker for the commencement, though no speaker has been chosen yet.
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Traditkie
Tate Cade
Cleelias Yilay
Ehiss
Student Government Debate Favors Scholastic Democracy
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Franklin College endorses a student self government plan in a letter to President Goodell dated March 7 8. They express strong support for a scholastic democracy and offer aid to establish it, noting successful precedents in similar institutions.
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Phi Delta Theta
Gomtell
Pres. Goodell
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Belts
Franklin ‘College
Indiana Delta
Phi Delta
Theta
Wm. N. Garter
Gioodell
Hie
Andried Phan
Charger
Ha Feankiin
Cammetiee
Orville Roberts
Poriotesian Literary Society
Webster Pre Sanitation
College Director Dies After Operation in Franklin
Nathaniel M. Jennings longtime Franklin college board member died Monday at his daughter’s home in Libby Maine after a brief illness following surgery in Kansas City He had resided in Franklin thirty years and served twelve years as director He was known for helping students and left funds in his will for charitable and mission work Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church in Franklin with many students and faculty in attendance
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Nathaniel M. Jennings
Franklin College Board of Directors
C. Phillips
Librly
Kansas City
Franklin
FL MM. Huckleberry
Franklin College
Jennings
Missouri
Franklin Defeats Butler in One Sided 54 to 4 Basketball Victory
The 1918 Franklin college Fighting Five shut out Butler on the local court scoring 54 while Butler managed only four points from fouls as no field goals beat the Franklin defense. Hatton led with ten goals and Campbell and Moeller anchored the guards to prevent any Butler counterattack. The first half ended 25 to 3 and the final period added 26 points for Franklin.
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Ross
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Pizer” Lambert
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Vielrola
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Ax-20
Endo
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Fighting Five
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