Freshmen Franklin Names Editorial and Reporting Staff
The page lists the freshman publication staff with Editor-in-Chief Russell Spear and Associate Editors Davis Harrison Ruth Williams. Charles Overstreet is noted as stake and George Porter as Literary Editor with sports editors Glennie Vandivier and Eleanor Dolan. Local Editors Roscoe Freeman and a team of reporters including Olaf Naugle George Mattingly Willie Kingsolver Mildred Gleeson Katherine Ruthven and Fern Teagardin are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Overstreet
Russell Spear
Davis Harrison
Ruth Williams
George Porter
Glennie Vandivier
Eleanor Dolan
Roscoe Freeman
Olaf Naugle
George Mattingly
Willie Kingsolver
Mildred Gleeson
Katherine Ruthven
Fern Teagardin
Fragments From a Bantering News Roundup
A playful, mixed up column mocks local figures with humorous misprints and school life jabs. It lampoons Sol Lilloguy Count de Goin and a campus crowd, hints at a prankster guard, and notes a brief chapel time with a jab at Professor Bey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Lilloguy
Count de Goin
Father Teyine
Franklin to Host Southern Indiana High School Track Meet
Franklin college will host a Southern Indiana high school track meet on May 18. The article urges visitors to receive courteous hospitality to attract future athletes and preserve the college’s athletic prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther
Indiana
Franklin
Franklin Colese
France
Famorroew,r
Franklin Teams Outmatched by Wabash Lacking Training
The article laments Franklin baseball and track defeats to Wabash, attributing losses to insufficient training and distractions like cigarettes and late hours. Coach Thurber warns that patience is needed to overcome these habits and promises stricter training for the next two weeks to win.
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Wabash
Oan
Franklin
Little Giants
Thurber
Ue Lall
Debating Elevates Student Thought at Franklin College
The article argues that Franklin College’s intellectual growth is boosted by active debating. Percissian and Webster societies hold frequent practicer debates, fostering logical thought and a practical grasp of logic. The Star Debating Contest prize stirs added effort, with a call to future similar awards to further mental activity.
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Franklin
Perictesian
Webster
Health laws and air for life featured in Dr Hurry talk
Dr Hurry urged obeying nature’s laws to prevent disease, arguing illness stems from ignorance and poor air. he illustrated with a parable about a young mother and a hog, warned against reliance on institutions, and blamed societal and economic factors for health neglect. He linked respiration and ventilation to large losses in Indiana, urging science and righteousness over greed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurry
Board of Health
Secretary of Agriculture
Indiana
United States
Faculty Chapel Prank Haunts College History
A reminiscence recalls a prank where every faculty chair in a college chapel was run through with pins arranged to resemble the head end of a chair. The author notes the perversion of originality and laments the possible presence of a German spy amid the quiet, now fearing fatalities were avoided by chance.
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Mary
Mabel
Old Franklin
Chapel
Plans for Alumni Day at Franklin College
Final plans for Alumni Day on Tuesday June 11 announced by Prof. Clarence Arnett history department secretary of the alumni association. Nominations for officers include Clevenger Roberts Remy for president and Ballots sent for vice president secretary and the results will be announced that day. The program includes class reunions morning, Alumni Dinner at noon in the gym, an alumni address by Dr. H A Cuppy, and a 3 pm business meeting in the college chapel followed by a morality play Everyman at 5 pm on the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence $. Arnett
History Department
Alumni Association
Franklin
Arnetti
J. W. Clevenger
Seldon Roberts
Charles Remy
Mary Day Valentine
R. G. Stott
T. Wt. Owens
Edith Banta
H. Farr Wageener
Rollin Ou
H. A. Cuppy
Lititz
Bernault
Everyman
W? Davis Harrison
Moses Sanitary Code Cited By Past Power Claim
A fragmented line asserts Moses authored a sanitary code for the Israelites. It claims adherence to the code would grant strength and world domination for Jews, implying lasting dominance if followed.
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Moses
Tfey
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Franklin Indiana
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Ben Franklin
Baseball
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PRAEN
DR. Hurty
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Emerson
John Jellicoe
Douglas Waig
Lloyd George
Bonar Law Smithers
Fat
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