French Prima Donna Francesca Zarad At Franklin concert
A large Franklin crowd heard Mme Francesca Zarad at First Baptist Church last night. A second concert is set tonight with no admission, and funds will aid blinded Allied soldiers. The program featured Morning Hymn and selections from Delbruck, Brewer, and Leroux, with Zarad delivering praised charm throughout.
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Franklin
Francesca Zarad
First Baptist Church
Mme. Zarad
Lee Te
Zarad
Mme
Flees in Papa's Pants headline
A playful item notes a girl trotting in her father's clothes inspiring a reporter to quip about breaking into song. The dialogue wields wordplay on keys and songs, reflecting lighthearted social humor from the era.
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Papa
Dulcimer and Drum in Historical Music Commentary
Prof Irving Schwerke surveys the dulcimer as a keyboard precursor and notes its construction strings and hammers and its limited modern use in gypsy bands and Viennese orchestras. He also discusses the drum as a versatile instrument capable of tuning and its impact on musical expression according to Hogarth.
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Persia
Arabia
Hungary
Ben Bolt
Hogarth
The Lass With the Delicate Air and Other Pieces
A fragmented note lists composers and works including Dr Thomas Arne Part II Mignon Chaminade The Last Rose of Summer Moore Cradle Song 1915 Kreisler The Rosary Bitterness of Love Donn March Night Taubert Will o Wrap Sprogs Yesterday and Today Sprosa America My Country and others with pacing remarks.
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Lass
Dr. Thomas Arne Part II
Ener Taubert
Sprogs
America
Grondahl-Maetzold
Franklin College students urge retention of Dean Belknap
Franklin College students petition to President Goodell and trustees urging them to prevent Dean A T Belknap from leaving for Grand Island College Nebraska and asking action to retain him for the institution. The local Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter also writes urging the college to act.
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Franklin College
Belknap
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Goodell
Franklin
A. T. Belknap
Grand Island College
Grand Island
Neb
Franklin College backs Dean Belknap against removal
A Franklin College student group appeals to retain Dean Belknap, arguing the institution cannot easily replace him. Members note close contact over two to four years, stressing their esteem and the difficulty of filling a vacancy within a decade.
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Dean Belknap
Franklin
Dean
Belknap
Indiana
Alhpa
Sigma Alpha. Epsilon
Student of Franklin Obituary Details of Edmonson Life
The obituary notes the death of Edmonson born in 1886 and married in 1888 to Mary Ellen Ader of Groveland. A successful farmer and stock raiser, he managed his large business interests despite his advanced age and remained active in details until death.
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Mary Ellen Ader
Groveland
Edmonson
Three-day fever wanes at college amid lingering cases
The three day fever epidemic is fading at the college as several students recover. Girls have been more affected while many male students have escaped. The dormitory is becoming safer and normal pre flood times are hoped to resume soon. Nell Davis Marjorie Owens Esther Myer Louise Constable and Cecil Hurt are among the latest cases.
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Nell Davis
Marjorie Owens
Esther Myer
Louise Constable
Cecil Hurt
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Part I
Henachel
Delbruck
Gilberte
Brewer
Weckerlin
Os Leroux
Kramer Ferry
Sesaneesooteces
MOMCF
Rogers
Part
Eben Eeeres
Lallabye
Dealt - Thurlow
Lieurance Phillis
Judes
Ben Franklin
Prof
Irving Schwerke
H. F. Daugherty
East Jefferson Street
H. Fossett Daugherty
Frank H. Brown
Means Drug Company
Per Clark Prathes
Northeast Corner
Public Square
Kodaks
BYERS
Jefferson and
Water Streets
E. O. Collins
J. M. Henderson
C. H. Drybread
Franklin Dairy CO
Morell Tilson & Sons
M. J. Voris .& Company
M. J. Voris & Company
Jesse Godwin
J. B. Payne & Son
THE
Bohall Grocery
E. R. Bohall
Jefferson Street
Nort Whitesides. Company
National Bank United States Depository
the Union Trust CO
Moore Furniture Co
Home of Good Furniture
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