Rochester Theological Seminary Faculty and Facilities
Rochester Theological Seminary lists a faculty of fifteen including five in the German department and offers courses in Old and New Testament, Church History, Systematic Theology, Homiletics, Ethics, Sociology, Pastoral Theology, and Missions. A new furnished dormitory with gym, music room, parlor, enlarged library, reading room, and classrooms enhances student life. students may use Rochester YMCA facilities. Address inquiries to President Clarence A Barbour or Dean Pi W. AloreWant.
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University of Rochester
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Letter from Wil Nelp Praises Franklin Spirit
Wil B Nelp notes the "Advanced Franklin Spirit" as Franklin College prepares for postwar aviation duty in New York City. He praises campus improvements and athletic drive while describing time at Ft Wood near the Statue of Liberty and plans to visit Mineola. He sends regards to college friends and aims for the secondary championship this fall.
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Wil. B. Nelp
Franklin
New York
Europe
Ft. Wood
President Goodell
Earlham
Bailey
Statue of Liberty
Riverside Drive
West Point
Mineola
John Skeen
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Nelp
Encouragement Letters Highlight Franklin Missional Support
Several letters praising the greater Franklin cause have arrived in the president's rooms over the past months. Graduates are noted for valuable contributions and for boosting enthusiasm for the enterprise.
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Franklin
Rejoices Over Franklin Prosperity by Miss Ruth Dame
From Kankakee Illinois Miss Ruth Dame reports happiness over Franklin’s prosperity in the fall. She has accepted a mathematics teaching position at the city high school and expresses faith in Franklin’s future and gratitude toward its leaders.
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Franklin
Ruth Dame
Kankakee
Illinois
Franklin college alumni in demand across state
The speaker praises Franklin college and its teachers saying alumni are in high demand across various parts of the state. She mentions Hazel Elizabeth Means as a college mate and notes several Franklin people in surrounding counties and beyond.
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Hazel
Elizabeth Means
Franklin
Franklin College
Quatrains from Cotton Noe Class of 1887
A Kentucky High School Quarterly poem fragment by Cotton Noe recounts knighthood portraits and a lovesick speaker longing for poetic crown. The verses oscillate between reminiscence of youth and grim fate with mistrust of sin and fate.
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Cotton Noe
Teachers Luncheon Players Gather at Franklin College
A plan to host a Franklin College luncheon for its graduates and former students who teach in Indiana in connection with the State Teachers Association meeting in Indianapolis in early November is proposed. The tradition of DePauw Indiana University Purcell and others holding similar lunches supports networking and maintains college ties. The idea aims to extend the educators gathering to Franklin College alumni teaching in the state.
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Indiana
Univertater Purcepe
Institutione Ile
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Franklin College
Ain
Speech on diploma value and college prestige
A fragmented passage argues that fluency and presence boost a graduate’s standing. It questions how diploma value rises with speech and professionalism, then claims that enhancing communication enhances the diploma’s worth and widening personal benefit.
Franklin College Makes Notable Progress Over Twelve Years
The college reports higher freshman enrollment than entire four classes eleven years ago and forecasts total enrollment near eight hundred for the next decade. Income from all sources has risen about 90 percent since 1907, endowment up about 45 percent to roughly $375,000, and physical equipment expanded about 195 percent, signaling strong growth.
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Franklin College
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