College drives fundraising for Friendship War Fund
Franklin college surpassed its $1,200 goal with a total pledges of $1,409.35 plus nine outstanding responses. A large student and faculty effort from 147 women led gifts, including a $50 check from a parent in honor of two children at the school. A campaign by Y M C A and Y W C A teams canvassed students since Monday, with rapid oversubscription by Wednesday and ongoing collection through the week.
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Franklin College
J. J. Parker
Y. M. GA
Buay
Lectures Highlight Harry A Miller at State Normal
Mary Teagardin and Fern Teagardin spent Sunday at Conrad Hamilton’s home. Harry A Miller, 08, now at the State Normal in Maysville Missouri, has built a reputation as a lecturer delivering addresses readings educational and professional talks and book readings for clubs.
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Mary
Fern Teagardin
Conrad Hamilton
Harry A. Miller
The
State Normal
Maysville, Mo
Sugar Shortage Hits Dorms as Fraternity Adopts Hoover Era Plan
Food conservation spreads through dorms fraternities and boarding houses as National Conservation Board actions curb sugar use. Freshmen told to limit sugar to one teaspoon. Mrs Wright distributes twenty five cent sugar allotments amid dwindling store supplies and meatless meals.
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National Conservation Board
Wright
Hoover
Franklin Men in the Nation’s War Effort Listed
Alumni and students at Franklin note ongoing military service as training camps began. About forty Franklin men applied, over twenty admitted, with several commissioned or serving as non commissioned officers in the National Army, including Major William Everson and Major Walter Unverson, and Lieutenant Broadus Smith.
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The
Allege
Franklin
Norman Pritchard
Broadusderson
Ence Jayne
Cemipa
Ion Corps
Navy
National Army
William G. Everson
Fort Benjamin
Harrison
Walter
Henry
Unverson
Hattiesburg
Miss
Broadus
Smith
Infantry
Fort Taylor
Louisville
Russell Wilson
Ntnal
Daylor
German Indianapolis professor linked to Zeppenfeld visit
Reading from fragmented OCR lines shows names including Gimbert Hya, Howse, and Jeanette Zeppenfeld linked to a German Indianapolis event on Thursday. The passage is unclear but reads like a note on a German professor and attendees.
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Howse
Indianapolis
Thurday
Jeanette Zeppenfeld
New Tax Law To Affect Franklin Students
A garbled OCR passage describes a new wartime tax bill taking effect yesterday. It mentions Franklin students and a planned eight percent tax on spending, with references to mail and mailings. The text is fragmented and names are unclear.
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FRA
Tim
Franklin
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