DePauw Triumphs 7-0 In Muddy Indiana Clash
In a muddy Greencastle battle DePauw edged Franklin 7 to 0 as a first minute fluke TD and a late defensive stand decided the game. Franklin rallied through three quarters but could not cross for a score, while DePauw’s Ogden tallied the game's lone touchdown. About fifty Franklin fans attended, with Wabash College players among the spectators. Officials were Clark, Malone, and Wilders.
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Senior class reforms chapel opening routine at Wii Institute
Beginning next week President Goodell will enter chapel only after students are seated. Upon his entrance a signal will bring complete quiet and, at a chord strike, students will rise for the opening song service. Seniors proposed the change to curb disorder at services.
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Franklin College Luncheon Becomes Senior Class Social Date
President Goodell urged the annual luncheon for Franklin College friends and alumni, linked to the State Teachers Association meeting, to become a regular Senior class social date. The Saturday event at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis drew enthusiastic attendance with BR. G. Stotl addressing the gathering.
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Y M C A Convention Plans Shift to Student Volunteers
An international Y M C A convention will be held in Detroit from November 19 to 22. Because the First Franklin Pall Frolle occurs then, the local association will not send representatives and will focus on the Student Volunteer convention from December 21 to January 4.
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Hit
Revenue inspector rules war tax on Student Council film
A revenue inspector in Franklin decreed that Student Council movie tickets incur a war tax. Season ticket holders must pay a dime at the box office and have "War Tax Paid" stamped on their tickets before Tuesday night’s show.
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Franklin
Value of Play book eyed by school circles
A. Burton receives The Value of Play by BR. G. Chadwick 09, part of the Know Your School series. Chadwick analyzes how organized play impacts the school town and home, cites authority, and notes his career from Franklin to Chicago post graduate work, Gary and Morgan Park Duluth.
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BR. G. Chadwick
Mr. Chadwick
Morgan Park
Duluth, Minn
Roosevelt wins Nassau district by large margin in assembly race
Theodore Roosevelt receives the largest Republican majority in Nassau County’s second district in Oyster Bay amid a home-town show of support. On election day his seven pound son Quentin was born, named after Theodore Jr.’s brother killed in the war. Also noted are YMCA and YWCA meetings and the Kokomo High School Alumni show A Pair of Jacks with matinee and evening runs planned for November 27.
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New York State Assembly
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Professor F W Brown Dies After 25 Years on Franklin Faculty
Professor F W Brown longtime Latin and Greek instructor at Franklin College died at his home in Franklin following a paralytic stroke. He was 81 and taught at Franklin from 1888 until retirement in 1968. He earned A M in 1868 and Ph D in 1887 and studied Gypsy language, becoming a noted philologist. Funeral services were held with obituary noting his scholarly contributions.
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Cincinnati
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Perrysville
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J. L. Beyl
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C. Miller
Loui Zeppenfeld
R. H. Kent
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Baptist Church
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Greenlawn
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