Summer school opens with two terms and new teaching courses
A school announces a summer program with two terms from May 28 to July 6 and July 9 to August 4. Students may start regular college work mid second term, April 40, completing a full summer semester. Courses include rural and school gardening and practice teaching under Webb, Pierce, and Miss White.
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State Board of Education
Webb
Supt. Webb
D. W. Pierce
University of Maine
Misa Viola White
Franklin Schools
Carnival A Big Event At Local Gym Friday Night
Plans are nearly complete for a first of its kind carnival in the gym Friday night under the Y M C A and similar groups. Activities include a merry go round trip around the world peanut stands a picture gallery trapeze act a carnival band movie show fortune tellers clowns and more. The headline attraction is an international minstrel show with admission at five cents the rest costing two to three cents.
Unclear farewell message to Franklin College students
The speaker delivers a long, imperfectly transcribed address to students at a chapel, announcing resignation and urging calm. He states the decision was hard, sought counsel with college authorities, and asks students to support the incoming president. He reflects on past relations and hope for continued progress.
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Franklin College
Life Work series discusses medical profession in Indiana meeting
Dr Davi of Indianapolis praises medicine as a life long service while Frank Hany of Indiana Life Insurance Co notes the Life Work series lacks a life occupations representative. The committee seeks lenders and will add a speaker from Agricultural Nobility later, pleasing many students.
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Davi
Indianapolis
Anan
Frank Hany
Indiana
McDonald Injured as Men Play Tune
A fragment notes McDonald suffering ankle injuries amid a tune performance. The unclear text references a man named McDonald and injuries affecting ankles during an event or scene, with incomplete surrounding details.
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McDonald
Fortune
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