Franklin College Visit Spurs State Baptists Campaign Planning
A Franklin meeting on May 16 led by Dr. Haynes drew one representative from each association to form a statewide leadership for a half million dollar campaign. The Franklin gathering, with a Baptist church dinner, yielded pledges of support, enthusiastic chapel speeches, and favorable views of the college from visiting leaders.
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Crowell Day Observed By College Senior Class
Acting president Mel vin Crowell is saluted as the senior class assumes control. Posters announce the change in day exercises and special chapel services feature readings and remarks from Rev. Clyde Townsend Homer Kent and professors Belknap and Hall.
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Hanley Elected Franklin College President After Long Board Effort
The Franklin College board chose Dr Hanley as president following years of patient pursuit after the resignation of Dr Bryan. Born May 26 1871 in Prairie Creek Indiana he grew up on a farm with little schooling until his teens and eventually supported himself during college years. He found Franklin College catalog and pursued higher education, leading to his eventual appointment.
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