Alumni News Highlights From Franklin College
The Franklin College alumni directory summarizes recent activities of graduates. Edward Luther Stevenson leads the Hispanic Society of America in New York City. M. Carter retires from Los Angeles ministry and works in Detroit. J. T. C. Noe serves as Dean and Kentucky High School Quarterly editor. H. A. Cuppy heads Ideal Chocolate in Lilitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Luther ‘Stevenson
Hispanic Society of America
Broadway
56Th “Street
New York City
C. M. Carter
Los Angeles
California
Detroit
Michigan
Garfield Ave
T. C. Noe
University of Kentucky
Kentucky High School Quarterly
Mystery donor leaves two lanterns at dorm steps
On Sunday night about eight o'clock a large machine stopped before the dorm. A muffled figure descended, carried two lanterns, and left them on the front steps. The figure then left in a car for unknown destinations, leaving readers to ponder the donor’s motive.
Fragmentary Notice Appeals to Reader Guidance
A fragmented newspaper item hints at a reader instruction about a Franklin related issue and a warning to students to discover perpetrators and motives. The passage urges using one side of the paper for answering and references Halloween and Christmas sea songs as part of the contextual puzzle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’n
Dormitory Ad Section With Basic Services
Rooms swept and cleaned at ten cents per room. Apply to M Ross and K Roland room 220. Satisfied customers with hot chocolate nightly after study hours five cents a cup. Bee Snearly and Schlenker advertise shoe shining five cents, ten cents on Sundays and holidays. Chief shinee Marian Ross. Wanted to wash and iron clothes. See us at once M Miller and K Ruthven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ross
K. Roland
Bee Snearly and Schlenker
Shinee
Marian Ross
M. Miller
K. Ruthven
Franklin College Sees Stable Enrollment Amid War Times
After war began, colleges faced enrollment uncertainty with many small colleges suspending. Franklin College in Indiana reported no enrollment loss this year with 244 students, 97 men and 147 women, an increase of 18 women from last year. Alumni support and student initiative helped attract prospective students, including efforts from alumni across Texas Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Yale
Indiana
Franklin
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
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the Franklin
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Ideal Chocolate Company
Lilitz
Mr. Cuppy
Emma Reece Glessner
Theodore
Helen
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A. A. Stark
Glenville Baptist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Elmer FE. Roland
West Capitd St
Jackson
Miss
Roland
Otis W. Caldwell
Blaine School of Education
University of Chicago
Lincoln School of Teachers' College
Columbia University
E .L. Hendricks
State Normal
Warrensburg
Missouri
Co. L. Overstreet
First Presbyterian Church
el Paso
Alma
Mater
C. Las Junior
Brian L. Beck
Mexico City
Hubert Woodsmall
Law Insurance Company
Indianapolis
H. H. Woodeman & Company, Inc
Hubert
A. R. Hatton
Western Reserve University
Hatton
Reserve
Kansas City
W. W. Wilson
Watertown
South Dakota
Royal Garment Company
John Ralph Voris
First Congregational Church
Manhattan
Kansas
Camp Kearney
San Diego
Voris
Arnold B. Hall
University of Wisconsin
Liberty Loan
Hall
Claude E. Morris
Prospect Park Baptist Church of
Brooklyn
Irva Marshall) Morris
403 Ave
N. Y
Earl W. Crecraft
New York University
Boulevard
Jersey City
N.J
P. J. Newman
Kansas State Agricultural College
Elmer Davis
Oxford
New York Times
Virgil Smiley
Kan
State Agricultural College
Mr. Smiley
Franklin High School
William C. Crowell
West 48Th Street
Harley T. Doub
Eli Lilly Company Laboratories
Doub
George B. Walden
Eli Lilly Company
Ind
William Gillespie
City Point
DuPont
Will
Ida Fleming
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