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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1911

Page

4

Franklin College advertising terms on application notice

November 18, 1908, post office Franklin Indiana published under act of March 3, 1979. Esther Aiken editor in chief Warren Hall managing editor Tracy Cockrell business manager Robert Todd treasurer. List of associate editors and alumni representatives includes C D Branigan Goldie Spencer SarI List Doris Linton Hugh Vandivier Irene Huntington Virgil Eichenferry Ruth Pritchird Ret McCain Oakey Milen Donnell Miller. Vol IX Oct 4 10tt Nol.

Franklin Indiana Warren 3. Hall Tracy Cockrell Robert Todd Edifacs Willis Wygant Irene Huntington Virgil Eichenferry Ruth W. Pritchird Ret McCain Oakey Milen Donnell Miller

The Small College Praised By Dr Harvey Wiley

Dr Harvey W Wiley, eminent government chemist, spoke in favor of the small college in a city address. He praised its personal student touch and intimate faculty interest, contrasting it with endowment rich yet less personal larger institutions. He argued genuine educational training flourishes where three to four hundred students receive sympathetic guidance and timely counsel.

Harvey W. Wiley Hanover

Inspired Leader of Men Promises Greater Achievements

Fragmentary OCR hints at a tribute describing a bold leader as an inspired figure vouchsafing future greatness beyond past achievements. The tone suggests admiration for decisive guidance and anticipated monumental outcomes. Names, dates, or places are not readable in the excerpt.

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The Franklin Begins A New Year Of Life At College

The Franklin announces a new year of life and urges student cooperation to produce a worthy college paper. Reporters stand ready to report and encourage students to share information, write pieces, and submit content for possible publication. Students are urged to speak well of the paper and help its success.

Franklin

Alumni Appoints Prof Owen to Franklin Board

The Franklin names Prof. D A Owen class of 1878 as Alumni representative on the publication board. His long college service and residence among faculty link both earlier and later alumni, and readers are asked to send alumni items to him by mail or in person to enhance alumni communication.

Franklin D. A. Owen Owen

Miss Marie Maxwell in Indianapolis Sunday

Miss Marie Maxwell was in Indianapolis on Sunday. The brief note records her travel on the weekend, marking a social engagement or appearance in the city.

Marie Maxwell Indianapolis

Webster Society Program Friday October 6 19L1

A Webster Society program outlines a frill of events on Friday October 6 19L1 featuring music performances by Misa Mattingly and Miss McCampbell, recitations, a paper by Kincaid, a dialogue, readings by Mr. Wygant, and an oration by Miss Sexsomr. Simultaneous reading, discussion, and various music acts mark the evening led by Miss Spencer and Mr. Sharp with Thurston as Work.

Webster. Society Misa“ Mattingly Kincaid McCampbell Spencer Simultaneous Wygant Brickers Miss Sexsomr Thurston Websters Sharp

Front Debate Requires One Year English For Graduation

Franklin College program lists October 3 oral story and readings. Participants include Miss Damv in debate, Miss Cunningham on current events, Miss Winterrowd and Mr Lusk with music and readings by Hougham, Seales, Cockrell, and others.

Veees Mey Price Reaahek Seales Franklin College Mr. Lusk Damv Hougham Cockrell

Y. M. and Y. W. M. A Meeting at Periclesian Hall

Y. Mo and YW M gathered last Thursday in Periclesian hall with Barnett acting as teacher. The Y. W. M. A met at 6 30 p m with Miss Rutt Carter leading the session.

Periclesian Hall On Barnett Rutt Carter

College News Clips Highlight Local Students and Events

Mr. L. K. Dills of Kokomo entered college this week. Raymond Mather of Indianapolis, class of 1910, attended the football game Saturday. Several students attended Prof. Shepard’s lecture on Solving the Human Problem at the Christian church last week.

L. K. Dills Kokomo Raymond Mather Indianapolis Prof. Shepard The Christian Church

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Lin’ College the Publication Board Esther Aikens C. D. Branigan Goldie Spencer Sarl List Doris Linton Hugh Vandivier Nol Branklin Linconia Society Y. Mo
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