Wabash College Crushes Franklin 68 to 0 in Indianapolis
Wabash College routed Franklin 68 to 0 at Washington Park in Indianapolis. The Blue and Gold scored early and often through line drives ends and passes, building a 27 0 lead in the first quarter and expanding to 40 0 by halftime. Players and coach assessed the defeat as a hard but formative experience with an afternoon Franklin Butler test to follow. The student body showed spirited support with a long parade through the city.
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Chester Bay at Egg Crate Wallop shown by Student Council
The Movie Committee will present Chester Bay in Egg Crate Wallop next Tuesday evening. The film, previously playing at the Alhambra in Indianapolis, features Charles Ray in a versatile lead role. A girls octette will perform and Jian Waldo will play violin.
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John Skeen 17 Speaker Addresses Alumni at Y M C A
The Rev John Skeen 47 of Chicago spoke to Y M C A alumni Thursday evening at Franklin College. Known as a popular figure, he built up a Chicago church from debt to a new building amid alumni remarks and violin by Jean Waldo. Open house followed at the Kappa Delta Rho chapter house from 4 30 to 6 30 with old grads praising the association.
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John Skeen
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Prohibition Association Chapter To Be Formed At Franklin College
Franklin College plans to revive a chapter of the Inter-collegiate Prohibition Association. A meeting Wednesday afternoon with DePauw graduate J Raymond Schmidt, secretary of IPA, outlined purposes and plans but no definite organization could be formed due to limited time. Howard Myers will lead the organizing effort soon.
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Delegates Return From East Trip With Rich Observations
Ralph M. Thurston and Harold F. Harding recount their east trip after attending the Kappa Delta Rho convention in Albany. They describe New York State Capitol costs, the State Teachers College education building, Washington memorial projects, Arlington radio, Penn’s home, Independence Hall, the senate and house in session, the Gerard Institute, Statue of Liberty, and other sights.
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College Journalists Plan Expanded Activities and Study
College press clubs may become more active as two clubs plan to branch out their functions. They will study large and better U S newspapers and focus on college publicity under ideas from Mr. Pulliam for a united press association.
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United States
Gleesters Prepare for Fall Frolic Performance
The glee clubs have held extra rehearsals this week for the Fall Frolic. The men's and women's groups performed publicly on Armistice Day and at the Baptist church service last Sunday. Tonight at the banquet the Girls' club will sing Greeting to Spring and To a Wild Rose, with the men also performing selections.
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Martin Represents Franklin at National YMCA Convention
Darnell Martin, YMCA delegate for Franklin, attends the National YMCA convention in Detroit this weekend. He left Wednesday and will return early next week as representatives from many colleges join city YMCAs for the event. The annual YMCA Thanksgiving services were held Thursday evening led by Opal Wright with talks on Thanksgiving topics and a musical performance by Gladya Rudd.
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Franklin
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Detroit
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Franklin Delegation Committee Names and Convention Plans
The Franklin college committee selects Inez Owen Agnes White and Prof Roberts to lead the delegation to a major convention with eleven other leaders. The event will involve students alumni and friends and will be funded in part by their contributions. Thanksgiving vacation shifts the newspaper schedule with the next issue slated for December fifth.
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Heymond Conley
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