William Taylor Stott obituary portrait and survivors
William Taylor Stott is remembered in a front page continuation as soldiers stood at present arms during his tribute. He is survived by a widow married over fifty years, two sons Wilfred of Portland Oregon and Roscoe Gilmore of Franklin, and two daughters Mrs Clark R Parker Terre Haute and Mrs Fred G Kenny Marion.
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Stott
Wilfred
Portland
Oregon
Roscoe Gilmore
Franklin
Clark R. Parker
Terre Haute
Fred G. Kenny
Marion
A Tribute of Love to Dr. W. T. Stoll
At a November 2, 1918 Franklin College Alumni meeting a committee was appointed to voice alumni sentiment on the passing of Dr. W. T. Stoll. The statement lauds him as a great teacher, patriot, and educator whose patient teaching, care for students, and prayers in chapel left a lasting imprint on those who studied under him.
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Franklin College Alumni Association
W. T. Stoll
Life and Career of Dr Stott in Indiana History
Chronology of Dr Stott born Vernon Indiana 4836 entered Franklin College 4857 graduated 1861 enlisted 1863 captain commissioned 1863 married 1868 pastorate begins 1868 professorship at Franklin 1869 loaned Kalamazoo College 1872 Doctor of Divinity 1872 elected President Franklin College retired 1905 began Baptist church history 1908 superintendent Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home 1908 published Indiana Baptist History 1798 1908 1911 resigns 1918 died Novemberst.
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Franklin College
College
Baptist Church In
Indiana
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Orphans’ Home
Revered Chaplain’s Life Lifts Teachers and Students
A tribute to a chaplain whose chapel hours inspired moral uplift for teachers and students. The Bible guided him as a source of wisdom and strength. his prayers felt like conversations with a friend. His life embodied uprightness fidelity and a kind heart advancing progress and joy.
Remembering a Beloved College Teacher’s Devotion
An obituary tribute lauds a faculty member for lifelong service to his college, noting unwavering devotion that continued after formal ties ended. The message expresses sympathy to his family and honors his life of uplifting others, mentioning the names D. A. Owen, Herriott Clare Palmer, Theo Parks Hall with dates.
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Dr. Stott
D. A. Owen
Herriott Clare Palmer
Theo. Parks Hall
Franklin S A T C to stay in service beyond demobilization
Two hundred ten men in the Students Army Training Corps at Franklin College are expected to remain in the army for several months. Officials deny rumors of rapid demobilization, citing government plans to mobilize only those with uncompleted terms. Five local cadets head to Camp Grant for infantry training, with eight more to join aviation corps. clothing and inoculations are underway as the unit awaits further orders.
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Army Training Corps
Franklin College
Franklin
Baker
Goodell
de Jarnette
Camp Grant
Russell M. Spear
Shelbyville
Yandella
Cline
Columbus
Clarence R. Ninnick
Southport
William ©. Springer
Greenwood
Pearl Brown
Boonville
Aviation Corps
C. D
Central Department
College unit to move into barracks this week
The A. T. C. unit will relocate into barracks soon as conditions permit. The gymnasium has been evacuated by the last flu patient, and the south part of the college building is prepared for occupancy.
Sororities Adopt New Rush Plan With Rotating Dates
Sororities implement Pan-Hellenic Council rush rules delaying freshmen rushing to the second week of the second semester. Spiking forbidden until then. no summer rushing. parties set for Wednesday to Friday of rush week with rotation by founding date. Pi Beta Phi, Delta Delta Delta, and Iota Psi Nu named for first party days. Invitations go out at 8 am on the second Saturday of the second semester.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
Pi Beta Phils
Delta Delta Delta
Ota Fsi Nu
Pi Beta Phi
Iota Psi Nu
DePauw Defeats Franklin In Wartime Grencastle Clash
DePauw Tigers defeated Franklin in Greencastle last Saturday 25 to 12 after a four week flu pause opening the local season. Smith scored early for DePauw with a first quarter touchdown while Kingsolver connected to Jones to spark Franklin in the second period.
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Franklin
DePauw
Tigers
Greencastle
Smith
Burton
Kingsolver
Jones
DePauw Beats Franklin 25 to 12 In Hard Fought Game
Franklin opened with a kickoff miscue and DePauw surged to a 6 0 start before Kingsolver's scoring runs and strong line play, led by Ross and Campbell. The second half featured criss cross and Sheldon passes as DePauw pulled away to 25 12, signaling Franklin's potential power with more seasoning. Also noted is a meeting of the Wigs and Queues Dramatic Association for Tuesday evening to elect members and plan the year.
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DePauw
Franklin
Kingsolver
Ross
Gapt
Campbell
Wigs and Queues Dramatic Association
Bernault
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Taylor Stott
Dr. W. T. Stott
Franklin Opera House
Citizens National Bank Capital
United States Depository
Stainbrook & Ballard
B. A. Devore
E. Jefferson St
Robert C. Wood & Son
Kodaks
Wood’s Rexall Drug Store
Eastman Headquarters
W. B. McCullough
Santox
J. H. Thompson
THE
Star Office
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