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Newspaper

Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1915

Page

3

Dilemmas of College Life and Betty’s Violin Rest

A humorous piece questions how a girl should act to fit social norms, from majors to diamonds and clubs. Betty, playing violin for guests, interrupts with a witty line about needing a rest for four measures, highlighting social pressure and wit.

Betty

Picnic at Hefflin's camp with local residents

Marcella Hanna Agnes Brown Clarice Ratliff Marguerite Hall Mildred Merrill Frances Fay Gol die Spencer Reuben Seitner Claude Yeoman August Sundvall Loren Hanna Ben Hanna and Herman Beyl enjoyed a picnic on Saturday at Hefflin's camp with Mrs Will Burton and her little daughter Ruth as chaperones.

Marcella Hanna Agnes Brown Clarice Ratliff Marguerite Hall Mildred Merrill Frances Fay Goldie Spencer Reuben Seitner Claude Yeoman August Sundvall Loren Hanna Ben Hanna Herman Beyl Hefflin's Camp Will Burton Ruth

Tipping tale and weekend guests at several homes

A hungry American asks a fluent friend for change, saying the dollar is for the waiter. Pearl Babcock, Harry Rea and Harold Dickinson attend a weekend house party hosted by Florence Caffyn in Irvington. Rowena Rae of Indianapolis visits Charlotte Cooke. Gilbert Stoelting of Edwardsport is visiting friends in Franklin.

Pearl Babcock Harry Rea Harold Dickinson Florence Caffyn Irvington Gilbert Stoelting Edwardsport Franklin

Newspaper Work Helps Authors

Writer Phil lip Curtiss author of The Ladder argues journalism builds discipline and accuracy valuable to budding literary talent. He says the hero in his story mirrors the creator’s newspaper devotion and cites the press as essential. Esther Berryhill of Indianapolis visited her cousin Josephine Clevenger over the weekend.

Phillip Curtiss Harper Mr. Curtiss Esther Berryhill Indianapolis Josephine Clevenger

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