Illegal practices by Wabash college exposed in local report
A Franklin College freshman pitcher Paul Pope from Kirklin received letters from Wabash officials urging him to quit Franklin baseball and accept a Wabash athletic scholarship. The missives promise fame and a place on next year’s team, contrasting Wabash schedules with Franklin’s. The author accuses Wabash of illegal tactics and pressures Pope to transfer for athletic advantage.
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Pope
Wabash
Paul Pope
Kirklin
Thatcher
Franklin
Pan-Hellenic mulls rush plans at dorm meeting
The Pan-Hellenic group met Wednesday at the dormitory to discuss future rush and pledging methods. No decisive vote occurred on semester pledging or the one year plan. A three member committee was appointed to draft rush rules for the next meeting.
Prize Reading Contest Set At Baldwin Plans
The Baldwin Contest committee appoints Prof. A J Bernault to direct the prize reading event to be held Friday night during exam week in the chapel. Winners receive medals, with readings chosen freely. The year’s format simplifies to readings only and permits any student to enter.
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Reading
A. J. Bernault
Daniel P.goldwin
Officers Visit Friends En Route to Camp Perry Training
Lieut. Eikenberry and Lieut Groat stopped in Franklin Sunday and Monday for a short visit with friends. They are on their way to Camp Perry near Toledo Ohio where they will receive advanced training in military tactics before going overseas.
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Eikenberry
Lieut Groat
Camp Taylor
Franklin
Camp Perry
Toledo
Franklin Loses Slugging Game to Indiana 6-4
Franklin baseball team drops a 6 to 4 slugging contest to Indiana as Pope and Gilbert pitched well. Peckham homered and doubled, Greene stole home in a ninth inning rally, and Franklin heads to Richmond to play Earlham in the season finale with Thurber and Campbell set for pitching duties among potential doubleheader plans.
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Franklin
Indiana
Indiana University
Pope
Gilbert
Faculty Club elects Thurber and Hunt to offices
The Fac ulty Club met Friday at Dr and Mrs Beyls home with Mrs Deppe and Mrs Beyl as hostesses. Professor Hodge spoke on Poland s past present and probable future. John M Thurber elected president and Mary Hunt secretary. Retiring president Professor Roberts had a successful year.
Complete Staff for the Franklin Named
The 1918 1919 staff of The Franklin has been chosen by the faculty committee and announced this morning. Four more people were added. The new staff will take charge the last week of the present school year. Assistant Editor Esther Myer Publicity Manager Davis Harrison Business Manager Leo Myer Assistant Business Managers Ralph Thurston and George Porter Reporters Yandell Cline Katherine Book Marian Ross Esther Closson Roscoe Freeman Florence Merrill Opal Wright Eunice Snearly Katherine Ruthven. Freeman will be sporting editor and Cline feature reporter. The staff quarters will move to another part of the administration building. The first meeting will be held next week. The two assistant business managers will run the circulation department. Dr and Mrs William Taylor Stott celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary here Tuesday with children and grandchildren present. Martinsville high school won the sectional track meet here last Saturday with 34 points. Shelbyville 25 1 2, Rushville 19, Greenwood 8 4 3, Franklin 1. The first and second place finishers of each event advance to the state meet at Purdue tomorrow.
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Leo Myer
Ralph Thurston
George Porter
Yandell Cline
Katherine Book
Marian Ross
Esther Closson
Roscoe Freeman
Florence Merrill
Opal Wright
Eunice Snearly
Katherine Ruthven
Freeman
Cline
Martinsville High School
Shelbyville
Rushville
Greenwood
Franklin
Purdue
Junior Annual Dedicates to Dean Belknap at Franklin College
The Franklin College Junior Annual for 1919 is larger and better, with 204 pages and an eight page art section. Dedication ceremonies at chapel honored Dean A T Belknap, with David Bunnell presenting the book and Pleasant Huffman announcing sales, as copies nearly sold out by mid morning.
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A.T. Belknap
David Bunnell
Pleasant Huffman
Iat
Franklin
America
Graesce-Mercer Co
Seymour
Indianapolis Electrotype and Engraving Co
Bunnell and Huffman
Esther Myer
Esther Clos
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Hilter
Bitter
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Campbell
Peckham
Richmond
Thurber
Iron Man
H.R.O.E
T Campbell
Kingsolver
Teen
Rosa
P Tame
Neeves
Ef. Myer
Naugle
Faculty Club
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Ekditor
Davis Harrison
William Taylor Stott
Dean Belknap
Naomi Mullendore
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