Husk y Hoosiers Drubbed as Franklin Triumphs 74 to 0
Franklin shut out Hanover 74 to 0 as Franklin quarterback Klyver scored four touchdowns and Shafer two while Nelp added two. The article notes key players, substitutions, and officials with local social items about Riley club events and visits from? players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Shafer
James Nelp
Hubbard
Allison
Franklin
Klyver
Nelp
Short
Overstreet
Ragsdale
Goats
Hanover
Halli
van Antwerp
Menaugh
Millis
F. James
Sandwall
Bogard
Carr
Mulliken
Overman
Mullikin
Garr
Hatfield
McDonald
Saunders
Sundwall
Craig
Martinek
Leiter
Foxworthy
Wilson
Rea
Erehart
Indiana
Empire—Jones
Heagan
Earlham
Literary Societies Program For College Event
A collage of performances and debates features Irene Chandler and Donald Dunkin in duets and solos by Watteta Deer and others. A debate on whether musicians influence outweigh writers includes Huntington, Book, Swenson, and Trout with a chorus of vocal and piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkin
Watteta Deer
Ooo Jel
Hanna
Rif Wooden
Edna Smith
Mary Lewis
Paul Huntington
Katherine Book
Swan Swenson
Helen Trout
Regina Helm
Agnes Brown
Florence Ratcliit
Y. W. C. A. Notes Highlight Meeting led by Ruth Kerlin
Y W C A and Y W CG AL meeting was led Thursday evening by Ruth Kerlin. The chapter reading from Helen Thoburn’s Christian Citizenship for Girls centered on five life elements. Special music was performed by Ruth Wooden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. CG
Ruth Kerlin
Helen Thoburn
Ruth Wooden
Visit Highlights From Various Cities
Misses Hazel and Helen Lampert of Cincinnati D and Katharine and Aileen Riley of Irvington spent Saturday and Sunday with Mary Sturgeon. Katharine Riley was a chapel visitor Monday morning. Dale Coyne of Princeton, Harriett Roeger of Seymour, Gladys Jackson, Florence Herz and Edith Haines of Bloomington, visited Alice McGuire and Gleyn Law at the Dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Helen Lampert
Cincinnati, D
Katharine
Aileen Riley
Irvington
Mary Sturgeon
Katharine Riley
Dale Coyne
Princeton
Harriett Roeger
Seymour
Gladys Jackson
Florence Herz
Edith Haines
Bloomington
Alice McGuire
Gleyn Law
Bloomington social notes with Gallaghan and Nelp visits
Mary Gallaghan of Bloomington spent the weekend with Marguerite Hall. Edith Nelp visited Magdalene Sehmith this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gallaghan
Bloomington
Marguerite Hall
Edith Nelp
Magdalene Sehmith
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Trotter
Little Johnson
Husky Hoosiers
Baptists
University of Louisville
Thurber
Quakers
Chester Moss
Bunker Hill
Teachers’ Institute
Indianapolis
Frances
Mabel Hayes
Oliver Winchester
Riley Literary Club
Matilda Alen
Edinburg
Ruth Smallwood
Dorothy Jones
J. J. Taton
Bedford
John Skeen
Jerome Nelp
Peru
The
Phi Destine
Clarice Ratliff
Reuben Leitner
August Sundvall
Indiana W. & L
Columbus
Iliterary Societies
Webbeter
Miss Irene Chandler
Mr. Donald
Evelyn Dunkin
Mable Hays
Ben Hanna
Leroy Finkenhiner
J. L. Hanna
P. Scott
J. C L. Finkenhiner
Elmer Dills
Chester Steffy
Harold Dickinson
George Barnett
Websters At Work
Claude Yeoman
Ruth Bell
Longfellow ‘Review of
Panama Canal
Mabel Miles
Clarence Lowe
Lawrence Scheidt
Ea Bheatt
Helen A. Stevens
Otoane
Leah Colson
Wilbur Jayne
Jesse Behhymer
Gideon Tinman
East
Jefferson Street
More Furniture Company
Morris Company
C.K. Fought
Franklin Tailoring Company
J. M. Henderson
Iunion Trust Company
A. Wilson
Charles B. Henderson
Sec
Treas
Woods
Iballer Bros.’ Bakery
Prather’s
East Side of
Court House
D. B. Kelly
R. J, Vandivier
W. Jeff
Morse’s
Max Hamar
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