Butler Wins Stiff Scrape 6 to 2 Over Franklin
Franklin loses to Butler 6 to 2 in a mud marked game at Ervington. Welborne returns a forward pass the game’s lone touchdown. Franklin threatened late but failed to convert as Naugle and Kingsolver spearheaded Franklin’s ground gainers while Daily fumbled on a punt.
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Charley” Smart
Ross
Pike
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Blue and Gold
Strohl
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Rogers Billiard
Mendenhall
Brown Browning
Shockley Pike
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Daily Kingsolver
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Aknew Coon
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Wales
Daily
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Welhorne
Davis
Indiana
Reagan
Earlham
Miller
New Webster officers named for Franklin literary society
Webster Literary Society members meet November 12 to renew a live Society with biweekly meetings. Friday programs continue, with the next on November 22. Officers elected include President Herbert Thurston and Secretary Esther Frances Jones, among others, as they plan to operate while Webster Hall remains a provisional venue.
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Webster Literary Society
Webster Hall
Herbert Thurston
Trene Chandler
Esther Frances Jones
Esther Closson
Bertha Ualfyn
Maude Humphreys
Inez Owens
Evelyn Dunkin
Barbara Cather
Theodosia Beasley
Kathryn Book
Edith Wright
Esther Berghill
Trene Green
Fern Teagardin
Coeds Hold Annual Tennis Tournament
Miss Marian Chard in charge of women's physical culture oversees a girls tennis tournament begun despite late college opening. Fourteen entries with first round nearly completed, weather permitting the remaining three rounds will be played soon. Freshmen new material promises an interesting event.
Butler Sets Gridiron Tone In Franklin Frolic
Franklin fans watch Butler claim a record run with 39 marks as crowds pack Friday night venues in Indianapolis. Coach Thurber notes Butler fielded a stronger squad than Franklin while Hanover is cited as a tougher test.
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Indianapolis
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Reeve
Hanover
Thurber
Matt
Smart
Pike
Music Series Planned Here At Franklin College
Prof. Irving Schwerke plans a student music series at the opera house with three artists Arthur Shattuck Waldo Gelch and Bernard Ferguson to perform in December February and March real talent is secured and tickets go on sale town and dormitory canvassers will sell season and course tickets to meet expenses four hundred season tickets aim. The plan relies on student and town support as Franklin students previously had to travel to Indianapolis for concerts.
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Indianapolis
Schernke
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Waldo Geleh
America
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Shattuck
Iceland
Africa
Wisconsin
Gelch
United States
Minnesota
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Ferguson
New York State
John MacCormack
Goodell
DeJarnette
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Miss Damaris Rhobe Visits Hoopeston Writer Studies Johnson Family
Miss Damaris Rhobe, a noted magazine writer, stays in Hoopeston to visit Mrs. Mildred I. Wilson for data for a book on the Johnson family genealogy. The work is at the request and expense of Grafton Johnson of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Herald
Damaris Rhobe
Mildred I. Wilson
Mack €. Wallace
Johnson
Wilson
Knobe
Grafton Johnson
Indianapolis
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