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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
1
Butler defeats Franklin 6 to 0 in a tight battle. Nelp returns a kickoff 15 yards after a holding call on Franklin, Butler takes over at the 30 yard line and drives to score. Bonham gains 10 yards, Franklin stalls, and Butler misses a goal in the final period as the defense holds on Franklin's dive yard line.
The Glee Club makes its first trip from the gymnasium to a ground near the southeast dormitory door. The event sparks comments on vanity and secrecy as it reflects on the camera’s reach and human desire for art versus public opinion.
The Friday program on November 20 lists a devotional segment at 7 38 p m followed by a chaplain declamation by Oren Kerlin a Roy Pavey solo and a declamatory performance by John Deniston. The debate on national selfishness features Howard Book and Margarite Hall for the affirmative and Dorothy Drybread and John L Noland for the negative with Et Cetra Margaret Dame and Ruby Snyder also noted.
An excellent Y. W. A. gathering Thursday was led by Nash Woolen on the topic Friendship. Miss Spencer and Marie Griffith sang solos, and many girls participated, showing different phases of the theme after the devotional service and a brief business session.
Five teams Earlham DePauw Wabash Butler and Franklin show equal talent making a representative all-state choice nearly impossible. Injuries and varying team strength altered early star power with DePauw and Wabash slipping from top form while Earlham and Butler proved resilient. The piece notes Whitesides and a strong Earlham line plus a potential win outlook for next season.
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