Franklin Faces 2–0 Defeat At Rose Poly In Midseason Showdown
Rose Poly defeats Franklin 2 to 0 as Lowery recovers fumble for a safety early. Franklin showed improvement in line and passing with Shafer and Lowery praised, while Nelp and Overman remain key factors for the Blue and Gold. The article notes promising turnout for a Franklin college orator contest with a state event planned in December.
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Franklin
Rose Poly
Lowery
Shafer
Craig
Bowen
Ross
Nelp
Overman
Grafe
I.E
Davis
Hastings Henry
R.T
Werneke
Jordan Yatsko
R.H
Shafer Wtlons
Ragsdale Gale
Saree
Floyd
Gale
Buck
Orr
Grabe
Wagner
Yatsko
Barnes
Henry
King
Evehart
Indiana
Robinson
Bryan
Colgate
Independent Literary Society Holds Hallowe'en Social
The Independent Literary society hosted a Hallowe'en social at Paul Scott's country home on Friday. Members rode a hay rack to the event and enjoyed a good time with abundant refreshments.
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Independent Literary Society
Paul Scott
Webster Society to Draft Resolutions Over Student Conduct
At Friday’s Webster Society meeting an eight member committee was named to draft resolutions for the faculty. The statement condemns Webster for actions by students at Thursday night celebrations and the Friday afternoon football game and pledges Webster’s help in preventing a repetition of such conduct.
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Webster Et Lirary Society
Webster
Why Franklin Girls Should Go to Geneva
The Geneva committee led by Anne Tedford explains the Geneva summer conferences at Lake Geneva Wis to Franklin college girls. Mary Phillips lists benefits including rest friendships mental and spiritual strength and understanding of others. Ida Fleming argues the Franklin attendance would broaden minds meet top students from six states and boost Franklin’s visibility.
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Geneva
Anne Tedford
Marguerite Hall
Wis
Mary Phillips
Lake Geneva
Ida Fleming
Franklin College
U. W
Franklin
Rube Craig Scores First Touchdown in Three-Year End Stint
A Franklin recap corrects a misprint naming Lowery as the scorer. Rube Craig, the sturdy left end, tallied a TD against Earlham marking his inaugural scoring feat after three years with the team.
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Rube
Craig
Earlham
Lowery
Franklin
Psi Nu honor guests with biking breakfast event
Psi Nu sisters hosted a Saturday morning biking breakfast to honor visiting guests Florence Ratcliffe Clarice Ratcliffe Helen Conatable Edna Bunch Mary Reese Pauline Kinney Mable Obenchain and Anne B Searight.
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Psi Nu
Anu
Florence Ratcliffe
Clarice ‘Ratcliffe
Helen Conatable
Edna ‘Bunch
Mary Reese
Pauline ’Ne‘Kinney
Mable Obenchain
Anne B Searight
Webster Social Harvest Barn Party Lights Up Evening
Berney and Webster society members gather at Conrad Hamilton’s near Morgantown for a social evening. They ride two trucks to the barn site with bonfires lit and lanterns, husk corn, bob for apples, enjoy pumpkin pie donuts and cider, and welcome guests Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Unversion and others.
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Berney
Soo
Conrad Hamilton
Morgantown
Webster
Mr. and
Misf. W. H. Unverson
Hazel Gibbs
Evelyn Dunkin
Harold Dickenson
Nelle Smith
Marie Smith
Earlham Takes Straw Vote For Hughes Over Wilson
Earlham College conducted a straw vote last Thursday with Charles Evans Hughes winning by four votes. The faculty favored Wilson by one, men split evenly between Wilson and Hughes, while the female students supported Hughes with eighty six votes to eighty one for Wilson and two for Hanley.
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Earlham
Qcharles
Evans Hughes
Preas
Hughes
Wilson
Hanley
Franklin College condemns card playing on campus and in buildings
The student body faculty alumni and friends of Franklin College announce their disapproval of playing cards for money or gambling of any kind on campus or in campus buildings. The note signals a formal stance against gambling activities associated with the college community.
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Franklin College
Franklin
Franklin schedule sparks push for Butler clash
The Hanover game serves as prep for the Butler fight with players to hike to Cullen Thomas football lot and supporters urged to attend yell practice. Coach Thurber leads training as students, including dormitory cheering by Mary Bradley’s group, rally for Franklin to back the team.
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Franklin
Echine
Hanover
Butler
Cullen
Thomas
Thurber
Frank
Y M C A Meeting Turns To Old Fashioned Testimony
An old fashioned testimony meeting followed a scripture reading at the Y M C A. Herbert Thurston read the lesson while John Skeen shared impressions from Franklin College. Members called out experiences as testimonies were collected, with offerings noted along the rows.
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Herbert Thurston
John
Skeen
Franklin College
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