Franklin hosts Dr. Johnson and Naftzger in record religious meetings
Franklin college wrapped up a landmark series led by Dr. Herbert Johnson and Ernest Naftzger. They conducted public meetings and interviews, inspiring students to pursue Christian work, with Johnson staying to meet students tonight.
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Ernest Naftzger
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Igance Paderewski
Franklin College to Dedicate Service Flag at April College Dinner
The Franklin college service flag, designed by Nag js Teality, Miss Sloan, and their department, is nearly finished and will soon be dedicated to the brave students and alumni. It will preserve the white field with a red border and display one hundred fifteen blue stars for loyal soldiers and sailors from Franklin College, with space on the white field for future stars. Most students favor unfurling the flag at the April college dinner, with a patriotic address by the dinner speaker, though a ceremony during commencement week is also considered.
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Freshmen claim college class basketball title in 1 0 victory
The freshman girls basketball team defeated the sophomores 1 to 0 to win the class championship. Kate Ruthven scored all the points for the freshmen, earning them the silver cup donated by the Student Council. Both teams had won one game earlier in the series.
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Kate Ruthven
Shansihe
Gipson Hager
Ruthven N. Miller
Scott
Innia
Merrill
Franklin's Fighting Five tops CACAL ladder in season wrap
Franklin, known as Franklin's Fighting Five, dominates the CACAL preseason chatter as seven college teams vied for the top in a season shaped by close calls. Franklin lost only one secondary game, a setback to Earlham, later avenged against Richmond, with DePauw and Mowes games adding to their edge.
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Fori Wheen
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DePauw
Wabash Leads In Second Honors Debate In Conference
Franklin holds victory over Wabash while Earlham and Wabash split their games. Wabash has two wins over DePawn, not in the TCAL, and Earlham lost both to Greencastle. Richmond lads and State Normal beat Rose Poly in Terre Haute city cham. Continued on Page Three.
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A Miracle Team Leads Franklin to Undisputed Championship
Franklin's basketball season ends as a clear champion, with All-State players Ross Campbell Hatton Knoop and Moeller from Franklin joining Eartha and Purdue men. The team, coached by Phearbes, is praised for unity, system, and resilience despite injuries.
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Lawler Markley
Harton Campbell
Knoop
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Ross
E. Campbell
Hatton
Moeller
Phearbes
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Stonebracker
Bacon
Wonder
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DePauw
Men’s glee club to tour for war funds this spring
The men's glee club plans its annual spring trip with concerts for expenses only. Proceeds benefit war funds including the Red Cross. Opening show Tuesday night hits Mitchell, Bedford, Linton, Sullivan, and Spencer in order, ending Saturday night. Mrs Warne Vandivier returns as reader. Esther Lyons is adoiat and Roy Hunter plays violin. Donald Smith is pianist. Director W R Voris may accompany.
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Red Cross
Mitchell, Bedford
Linton, Sullivan and Spencer
Warne Vandivier
Strong Club
Esther Lyons
Adoiat
Roy Hunter
Donald Smith
W. R. Voris
Franklin College Caps Best Basketball Season In Years
Franklin College's 1917-18 basketball season is hailed as the best in years as the Blue and Gold claim the state college basketball championship. The team, built on relentless effort and strong training, overcame early setbacks including a 24-1 loss to Central Normal and a tough Earlham contest, with players like Campbell and Knoop delivering standout performances despite obstacles.
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Central Normal
Danville
Spud Campbell
Knoop
Kenth
Fort Harrison
Campbell
Godfy
Earlham
Blue and Gold
Six Students Enter Song Contest With Twelve Original Songs
Six Franklin College students entered the annual song contest with twelve original tunes. Two contestants composed music as well as words. Hoyce Kinnick handed in nine songs last week. Esther Berryhill, Frances Wishard, Esther Myer, and Willan Book submitted entries this week.
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Ant Thusiasm
Hoyce Kinnick
Esther Berryhill
Frances Wishard
Esther Myer
Willan Book
Kinnick
Roberty
Barryhill
Noble
Frances
Old Franklin
Northwestern
Eather Myer
Franklin
Leslie Denikin
Zouus
Floyd Uiwnna
Prof. Roberts
Afton
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Bible study classes prove highly successful in school
Interest in the Bible study program grows with nearly full participation. Men are organized into four large classes under faculty leaders while girls form several smaller groups with student leaders. Attendance remains unusually good and teachers report active, engaging class discussions.
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Cadets Guard Armory at University of Washington
Cadets from the University of Washington guard the armory daily from five p.m. to seven a.m. amid a campus security alert. The move follows a suspicion that enemy agents are plotting to destroy this and other campus structures.
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