Alumni Notes From Frankin College Afloat in Spring Visits
Alumni from the University of Chicago Shelbyville high school and Providence Kentucky visit Franklin College. Elmer Whitcomb Claud Hanna Elizabeth Kellum Warren Yount Miss Ferguson Ruth Trout and Ruth Kincaid reunite with friends. Prof Dungan Merrill Smith Dr Paul Monroe noted with travel leaves and summer teaching plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
John W. Kinnett
Sidney
Ohio
Columbus
Ind
J. M. Dungan
Indianapolis
Merrill Smith
University figures and expositions trip noted
The article records the long illness and death of a student outcomes, Ethelwyn Miller of the University of Chicago, and her parents planning a three to four week visit to California to attend the Panama-Pacific and San Diego Expositions. It also mentions Thomas Campbell from Indiana University visiting home and Elmer Whitcomb of Chicago University visiting A. E. brothers in Franklin, plus Edith Fleming visiting Greenwood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Furguson
Franklin
Walter Rand
Versity
Chicago
R. M. Miller
California
Panama-Pacific
Elmer B. Whitcomb
Chicago University
A. E. Brothers
Real Estate Loans Insulas Interest Reported
S A Wilson president and Chas B Henderson secretary treasurer note on timely payment of interest on a time deposit related to real estate loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Wilson
B. Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. A. Owen
Elmer Whitcomb
University of Chicago
Claud C. Hanna
Shelbyville High School
Phi Alpha Pi
Elizabeth Kellum
Camby
Mrs
O. B. Clark
Warren Yount
Wanamaker High School
R A. Brown
Winches
Ter
Union B. Hunt
Ruth Trout
Friends
Mary Kincaid
Needmore High School
Center Grove High School
Clark
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
M. J. Voris & Company
Ster
Star
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester, N. Y
Rochester
University of Rochester
Ie Sereseth
W. A.stewart
Ethelwyn Miller
The
Uni
San Diego Expositions
Thomas Campbell
Indiana University
Edith Fleming
Greenwood
Franklin, Ladises
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