The Franklin Weekly College Paper May 1916 Franklin Indiana
Franklin College student publication notes editors reporters and staff. The issue discusses publicity needs and urges readers to contribute news about campus events, athletics and visits home.
Student Council Meeting Falls Flat at Franklin College
A Franklin college student council meeting scheduled for 3 30 pm last Wednesday failed to convene with only about thirty of two hundred fifty students attending. The new constitution was to be finalized but the meeting did not occur, prompting questions about college spirit.
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Franklin College
Greece
Scotehbman
Carnegie
Those Irritated Western States
On the train west last summer the elderly passenger beside me grew bored by endless acres of alfalfa. She quipped that the land limits them to alpaca and they have to irritate hats.
Big Knute Cauldwell Sets Rose Poly-Wabash Discus Mark
Cauldwell hurled the discus 127 feet to win the Rose Poly-Wabash meet, topping La. ALL by 3 feet and setting a new mark.
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Knute
Webster Program Sings Birds and Papers on Bird Life
The Webster program on May 5, 1916 features papers on the value of birds to man by Ruth Wooden and on birds influencing aeroplane design by Mr. Leitner. Includes readings, orig inal stories, and talks on bird protection and bird life with participants Jasper Scott, Jessie Wolford, Regina Helm, and Mildred White.
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Leitner
Cece Cess
Father Cleason
Ruth Wooden
Jayne
Societies For Bird Protection
Swenson
College Debates Intercollegiate Athletics Abolition
Cincinnati weighs ending intercollegiate sports with only intra class competition possible if adopted. The figure highlights national totals including chewing gum costs and population as broadcasters note. The American Museum of Natural History funds six expeditions to pueblos and ruins in the Southwest over five years.
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Cincinnati
Archer M. Huntington
American Museum of Natural History
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Rosalind
Countess of Carlisle
Castle Howard
Yorkshire
Shortridge High School
Fairmount Academy
St. Mittank
Fairmount
Washington High School Beats Petersburg High by Point Margin
Washington high school scored 57 percent to Petersburg high school’s 50 percent, yielding a clear win for Washington based on scoring performance.
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Washington High School
Petersburg High School
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Indiana
the Publication Board
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Russell Wilson
Benjamin Kinsick
Reuben Craig
Aireet Atk
Roy Holstein
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Verne White
Kathleen O'Brian
Odine Heck
Jessie Wolford
Samuel Harris
C. Martinek
Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Benjamin Hanna
Phi Alpha Pi
Mae Robertson
Ruth Stevens
Webster Literary Society
the Scenic Theatre
Edith Storey
Triangle Fine Arts
Douglas Fairbanks
the Lamb
Triangle Keystone
Raymond Hitchcock
Triangle Pictures
Blue Bird Photo Plays (Inc
Louise Lovely
Hopkins
Crozer Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Milton G. Evans
Chester, Pa
OTT
Elmer Dils
Grafton
Roewrom
J. Albert Johnson
Ctankion
Tional Bank
Nwood
Ind
Johnson County
The
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
C. L. Vandivier
Wabash
Indiana State Tennis Association
Franklin National Bank United States Depository
Carter
Means Drug CO
Public Square
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Jayne & Bowles
Delphi High School
Car‘poll
Flora
Purdue
Des Moines
Adam
Eve
Colgate University
Elmer Burritt Bryan
L.L. D
Theological Seminary
New York City
Jones
John F. Vichert
Deas
Hamilton, N.Y