Ross Upsets Carnahan In Tight Tennis Semi Final
Matt Ross defeated William Carnahan in a three set semifinal 6-3 2-6 7-5 to reach the final. Harvey beat Hunter to set up the final round in a slower earlier match on campus.
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Matt” Ross
William Carnahan
Harvey-Hunter
Harvey
Sailor
Ross
Carnahan
Harvey- Hunter
Matt
Hiowever
Lawford
Deuce
Southport
GO-EDS Embrace Outdoor Coed Tennis Scene
Co ed tennis gains attention on campus as dormitory residents flood the outdoor courts each evening. Learners show promise while Esther Closeon plays well and Mildred Scott aims for championship honors amid growing interest in the sport.
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Esther
Closeon
Mildred
Scott
Up Here They Join Anvil Chorus
A fragmented clipping notes political tension with Mexico and Hungarian Reds prepared to fight, linking revolutions and defeats as warnings, while references to Atlanta and Omaha papers frame the chaotic political climate.
That Mons Jazz Profs Leving and Schwerke Debate
An article questions the origin and meaning of jazz, tracing it to New Orleans bands like Razz's Band. It explains jazz as rhythmic, accented playing across brass and wind instruments, warns piano cannot produce true jazz, and notes the leader must curb musicians' embellishments.
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America
New Orleans
Razz
St. Charles Hotel
Winter Garden
New York
Franklin Men Return With 3 Service Bars
Four Franklin men who served in World War I return from Base Hospital 32 and the 150th Field Artillery. Hallie Hamilton and Erwin MacDonald from Lebanon and Harry Gillmore from Franklin City, plus Lewis Merrell ex 20, all earned three gold service stripes. Merrell saw extended front-line service in France and Germany. They may come back to Franklin next fall to resume their education.
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Rainbow
Franklin
Base Hospital
Hallie Hamilton
Harry Gilmore
Erwin MacDonald
Hamilton
MacDonald
Lebanon
Gillmore
Indianapolis
France
Lewis Merrell
Merrell
150Th Field Artillery
Germany
America
Esther Berryhill Chosen Queen of May
Esther Berryhill is selected queen of May while Miss Closson finished third with 27 ballots. The remaining maid counts used seconds and thirds, disqualifying firsts under 27 unless paired with many seconds and thirds. Misa Book led with 43 ballots, Ritchey 41, Thompson 39, and Miller 34.
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Esther Berryhill
Miss Closson
Maids of Honor
Misa Book
Ritchey
Miss Thompson
Miss Miller
Athletic schedule changes modify baseball and track games
Coach John M. Thurber announces baseball games with Earlham added and DePauw dropped. The revised schedule lists Indiana University at Bloomington on May 20 and Muncie State Normal at Muncie on May 28. Track changes shift the I C A L meet to Franklin on May 17 and the state meet to Crawfordville on May 31.
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John M. Thurber
Earlham
DePauw
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Muncie State Normal
Muncie
Franklin
Crawfordville
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Esther Closson
Atlanta Constitution
Mexico
Omaha
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Schwerke
Europe
Franklin Opera House
Sirens
the Sea
Louise Lovely
Carmel Myers
Jack Mulhall
William Russell
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Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Stainbrook & Ballard
B. A. Devore
City
East Jefferson Street
Wile-Casady Company
Franklin College Glee Club
First Baptist Church
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