Indiana defeats Franklin in track meet 94 to 41
Indiana University dominated the Franklin track squad with strong performances in sprints distances and field events. Bailey led the meet with top marks in half mile 2 06 15 and high jump while Buckner set javelin and other events records as Indiana claimed victory.
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Indiana ‘University
Franklin
Bailey
Bonsib
Showalter
Hamilton
H. Hamilton
veall—Bailey
Nafee
Hargrave
Blick
Kelleher
Hailey
Procter
Buckner
Straw
Hampton
Hay
Voss
Richardson
Bowen
Ikens
Grose
Steffy
Sellers
Short
Wilson
Tavenor
Miller
Hayes
Captain Wallace
McIntosh
Lowery
Fort and & In
Dr. Frank
Stockton
Indiana
Tecrill
Wabash Prepares for Franklin and DePauw Clash in Pi tured Race Preview
Rain halted Captain Swenson's club as Wabash eyes Franklin and DePauw matchups this Saturday. Cross leads two mile hopes after a fast Indiana meet, with Denman and Short near mile marks. Lowery, Marlineck, Hamiltons and Bailey expected to score across sprints and hurdles.
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Swenson
DePauw
Wabash
Rose
Poly
Franklin Jana
Will
Franklin
Myers
Short
Denman
Lowery
Marlineck
Hamiltons
Track and Field Results From Week Across Several Schools
Bedford High beat Manual Training in a dual meet last Saturday. Shortridge triumphed at Lebanon with 44 to 0 over Lebanon and Thorntown. Purdue upset Indiana 7 0 and Notre Dame edged Michigan Aggies 2 0. Brownstown, Brownsburg and other county rivals posted wins in various events.
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Bedford High School
Manual ‘Training High School
Shortridge
Lebanon
Thorntown
Cash
Téchival High Schidos Af Tadiaianolia
Richmond High- Setioo US
Hendricks County
Brownsburg
North Salem
Ame
Clayton
Danville
Piltshore
Linton
Richmond High School
Infield High School
Terre Haute
Sulivan High
Secretary Miss Mary Corbett Addresses Y W C A Girls
Miss Corbett spoke to Y W C A girls on Wednesday about the personality of Jesus and its transforming power. She highlighted Jesus as a friend to all, and noted his ideas as dynamite under them, with Florence Sayer singing a solo and the cabinet meeting later that week. She also spoke at chapel on Thursday about Grace Dodge and her influence on the YWCA movement.
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Mary
Corbett
X. WC. A
Y W.C. A
Jesus
Nover
Franklin Public Library Opens with Community Gala
Franklin celebrated the Carnegie library opening last Friday with a reception. Music by the Van Nuys orchestra and high school glee club entertained guests. Attendees crowded the assembly and reading rooms, with talks from librarian Miss Leila Wilcox and others including Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Miller.
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Franklin Public ‘Library
Franklin
Carnegie Life
Schoul
van Nuys
John Williams
R. M. Miller
KE. L. Branigin
Rebecca ‘Thompson
Graham
Architel
Ferguson Mi
Charles Daikan
Leila Wilcox
May Meeting of the Scientive Association Lecture on Indiana Beauty Spots
The May meeting of the Scientive Association will be held Tuesday evening at 8 20 p m in the Chapel. Executive committee in charge and open to all. Edward Barrett state geologist of Indiana will lecture on Some Beauty Spots of Indiana with views selected by him. Students and Franklin citizens invited.
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Scientive Association
Edward Barrett
Indianapolia
Indiana
Franklin
Tennin-Butler Here Friday
The tennis team trains intensively to be ready for the Butler meet Friday afternoon. Coach Roberts King has not yet announced the lineup, but says the chosen players will be formidable rivals.
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Butler
Roberts King
Viefarr
Pi Beta Phi Founder’s Day Observed In Indianapolis
Pi Beta Phi celebrated its forty ninth Founder’s Day with an annual luncheon and dance at the Claypool Hotel Riley Room in Indianapolis. More than 75 Pi Phis from Indiana University, Butler, and Franklin chapters attended the luncheon. The event featured a chorus, a solo by Mrs Leroy Cooke, and a one act playlet. Miss Josephine ex served as mistress of ceremonies, greeting from the sorority grand vice president was read, and speakers were introduced. Marie Ditmars discussed the Gatlinburg Tennessee settlement school during her talk after returning from her second year as a teacher there. The evening dance drew over 200 Pi Phis and escorts, with H K Jordan of Indianapolis leading the grand march and Helen Weyl presenting programs. Attendees from Franklin included Hazel Abbot and others. Paul Cross pledged Phi Delta Theta.
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Pi Beta Phi
Indianapolis i
Tenn
Indiana Alpha Wire
Faye Klyver
Amy Sutton
Miriam Jeming
Josephine Wood
Magdalena Schmith
Warren Yount
Leroy Gaooke
Charles LaGrange
Hugh Payne
Jather
Short
Joseph Overstreet
Rose Meredith
Mra
H. EK. Jordan
Indianapolis
Helen Weyl
Meus
Car Weyl
Franklin
Missex Hazel Abbot
Zella Lee
Aline Beck
Ruth Ritchey
Helen Kelly
Mary Beard
Jeannette LaGrange
Janet van Nuys
Maude Johnson
Ruth Anna Terrill
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Ruth Mage
Margaret. Miller
Edinburg
Florence
Scientific
Tennin—Butler
Paul Cross
Phi Delta Theta
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