Franklin College Newspaper Masthead Unearthed in 1909
The Franklin appears weekly in Franklin Indiana with yearly and per copy pricing. A list of staff members includes editor in chief Claribel Shirk business manager Fay Falmer and Edith Banta Wilma Wheatcrift Guasle Glen plus several seniors in the class of 1909 and 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Chadwick
Arnold V. Doub
Gerald Marshall
Teedvenes Evhelyn LaGrange
Mildred Mullenmore
Gee. W. McCain
Eowin L Deming
Lee Childs
Oes
Miacellaneous
Claribel Shirk
Fay Falmer
Edith Banta
Wilma
Editorials Notice To Knockers: Direct Criticisms
The editors urge readers to send criticisms straight to them noting that this weekly college paper is still being refined. They acknowledge early issues and space challenges, expect growth, and ask patience while improvements are tested and implemented.
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Criticims
Altho
Paper invites critique and future-editorial notes
The Miscellaneous Editor invites sincere and intelligent criticisms and suggestions on the paper. If you have not yet been mentioned, you may be contacted later.
Alumni Ramble Highlights Indiana Figures and Activities
Alumni news notes Rev W G Everson visits Indianapolis colleagues. Prof Palmer attends State Historical Society meeting. Prof Arnold Hall returns to Chicago University. Rev S L Roberts elected president of State B Y P U. Harry Dragoo travels to Franklin. Roscoe G Stott leads Indianapolis South Street Baptist choir. Jesse Overstreet, Franklin alumnus and former congressman, is rumored for a new postal director post after the election landslide.
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Palmer
State Historical Society
Indianapolis
Roscoe G. Stott
South Street Baptist Church of
Indiana
Franklin
Jesse Overtreet
Overstreet
Congress
U. S
Congressman Overstreet
Saoen
Huff Returns to Rochester Theological Seminary
S. D. Huff 06 returns to the Rochester Theological Seminary after spending the summer in the west as part of his ongoing studies and outreach pursuits.
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S. D. Huff
West
Rochester Theological Seminary
McDougal Prefers Bugle Over Wine In Frugal Flip
A canny old Scotchman named Mc Dougal, noted for frugality, opts to blow himself on a bugle rather than order wine whenever he feels fine. The quip highlights his thrift and humor in a compact, period voice.
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McDougal
Milk First Prof Discusses Modern Milking Method
Two professors joke about a western university agriculture college using a long rubber tube for milking cows with compressed air. They quip that cows milked this way do not recognize other cows, and the exchange ends with a playful aside about the Denisonian in The Wednesday Daily Echo at Shortridge.
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Agriculture College
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Franklin College of
the Publication Board
W. G. Everson
College Avenue Baptist Church of
College Friends
Arnold Hall
Chicago University
Rev. S. L. Roberts
Harry Dragoo
Indianapolis Star
Pennsylvania
R. A
E. B. Bryan
LL. D
Daily Echo
Shortridge
G. F. Gonsalves
Ott
Charles Bell
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