Franklin College Weekly Local Report 1909
The Franklin weekly newspaper from March 17 1909 shows student staff and departments listing editors business manager and local exchange alumni athletics and reporters. The issue notes publication details and school affiliation with Franklin Indiana and publishes notices and campus updates.
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D. Chadwick
Arnold V Doub
Gerald Marshall
Echelyn LaGrange
Mildred Muillendore
Geo. W
Baseball enthusiasm grows in Indiana colleges
Editorial notes strong Indiana college interest in baseball with many schools planning teams. Butler, Rose Poly, Wabash, Notre Dame, Indiana, Purdue, Earlham, State Normal, and Hanover are cited as fielding or considering teams, contrasting with Ohio where college support is described as lukewarm.
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Ohio
Indiana
Butler
Rose Poly
Wabash
Notre Dame
Purdue
Earlham
State Normal
Hanover
Indianapolis Star
Franklin Finance? Basketball Season Opens And Baseball Returns
The article notes the end of Frank Lin's first real basketball season on March 10 and announces the baseball season’s start. It highlights Franklin's history of strong teams and a nucleus of veteran players, predicting many scalp victories and a resumed season across sports.
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Franklin
Franklin to Represent in ICA L Tennis Tournament
The spring term will see Franklin represented in the ICA L tennis tourney as the college promotes athletics to boost college spirit. Local players aim to measure racquets with peers from other institutions and develop capacity for study through sport.
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Altho
Franklin
DePauw Beats Franklin 29 15 In Greencastle Tilt
DePauw defeats Franklin 29 to 15 in the Greencastle Opera House on Wednesday night March 16. Strong performances came from Holderman Eli and Spaulding for DePauw while Chadwick Crick and Gaston led Franklin. Franklin’s good defense limited DePauw in a rough but low fouling game with DePauw pulling away in the second half.
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Franklin
DePauw
Greencastle Opera House
Pasing
Holderman
Eli
Hardie
Ritchey
Crick
Gaston
Bug
Spaulding
Chadwick
de Parw
Brown
Grady
de Pauw
Guedel
Goheen
Branigan
The Newton Theological Institution Prospectus
The Newton Theological Institution founded 1825 sits eight miles from Boston Massachusetts State House on 52 acres. It offers B D degree courses and post graduate study with dormitories chapel library and lecture rooms. Proximity to Boston and Cambridge allows attendance at eminent lectures and Lowell Institute courses and opportunities for missionary work and clinical experience. Address available.
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Mass
State House
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Cambridge
Lowell Institute
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