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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1914

Page

4

Alumni notes report several Indiana alumni visits and roles

Van Roscoe Boyer visiting Phi Alpha Pi on March 8 in Brazil. Elmer E. Stevenson attends annual dinner in Indianapolis. Dr Paul Monroe travels to Wooster Ohio for a speech. Ruth Dame visiting sister Margaret in Connersville dormitory. Susanna Ott elected president of Home Economics club formed in Franklin. Charles Dungan attends Farmers Insurance annual meeting in Shelbyville. Leona C Bruner returns from Liberty Missouri visit with Prof C M Phillips and wife. Charles W Jewett named Marion county Republican chairman. The Franklin’s alumni reporter proposes Mrs Theodosia P Hall as lady president for next year.

Federal university proposal gains backing in Washington

President Edmund J. James of the University of Illinois told the University Club in Washington that creating a federal university would greatly boost higher education. He urged enactment of a bill prepared by the National Association of State Universities, modeled on a measure introduced in the last Congress.

Washington Edmund J. James University of Illinois University Club D. C National Association of State Universities

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Market Aids Tennessee School

A Saturday market hosted by Pi Beta Phi alumnae raised twenty five dollars for the Pi Phi settlement school in Tennessee. Edith Wilson class of 1913 and Helen Bryan, daughter of Dr E B Bryan and former Franklin president, teach at the school.

Pi Beta Phi Pi Phi Tennessee Edith Wilson Helen Bryan E. B. Bryan Franklin

Rise of the Cartoon highlighted by Hubert A Brown at Lyceum

Hubert A Brown spoke Monday night at the Lyceum on the history of the cartoon in metropolitan and smaller city newspapers. He traced origins and originators, showed original cartoons from Indianapolis artists, and explained how satire shaped public sentiment.

Hubert A. Brown Lyceum William G. Oliver Mr. Brown Indianapolis Brown Jim

Henry Jackson slugs ball for three sacks in game

The Chicago Record-Herald notes Henry Jackson pelted the pill for three sacks, a striking display as the announcer explains the term.

Henry Jackson Mary Chicago Record-Herald

Branigin Couple Relocate to Ellwood City Pa

Mr and Mrs O D Branigin move from Pittsburg to Ellwood City Pa where Branigin is promoted to ticket agent with a material salary increase.

O. D. Branigin Pittsburg Ellwood City Branigin

Funeral of Father of Gertrude and Glynn Law Held at Madison

Irene Huntington Goldie Spencer Magdalene Schmith Mattie Ott Alice McGuire Martha Deer and Amy Sutton attended the funeral of the father of Gertrude and Glynn Law Wednesday at Madison.

Irene Huntington Goldie Spencer Magdalene Schmith Mattie Ott Alice McGuire Martha Deer Amy Sutton Gertrude Glynn Law Madison

Test of a College's Value Says Columbia Leader

Dr. Nicholas Murry Butler of Columbia University argues that a university's worth lies not in its size or endowment but in the productive scholarship of its faculty and the quality of its graduates. He cautions against material measures and praises small institutions for shaping strong leaders.

Nicholas Murry Butler Columbia University Butler Indianapolis Star

Encyclopedia of Education Fifth Volume Published by Macmillan

The fifth and last volume of the Encyclopedia of Education edited by Paul Monroe has been released by Macmillan. It contains 853 pages of text covering topics from polytechnics to Zwingli with numerous editors and contributors. The work is essential for normal schools and higher education institutions and should be accessible to all teachers.

Springfield Republican Paul Monroe Columbia Macmillan

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van Roscoe Boyer Brazil Phi Alpha Pi Brothers Elmer E. Stevenson Wooster Ohio Ruth Dame Connersville Margaret Susanna Ott Charles Dungan Shelbyville The Farmers’ Insurance Company Leona C. Bruner Prof C. M. Phillips Mrs. Phillips Liberty, Mo Charles W. Jewett DePauw Marion County Republican Committee Alumni Association Theodosia P. Hall National University Institute Ta Civil Exgiacerag Piccaiel Unnaerten Chemical Engi Ead Generel Science Actanica Ead Laborateten Oul John W. Nugent Encyclopedia of Education
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