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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
8
The local YWCA started its year with a 6:30 p.m. devotional led by president Miss Nell Allen. Short talks followed by Mrs. Foster Miss Beat and Miss Thomasine Allen. An informal reception for new girls then took place in the Dormitory parlors.
Y M C A pres Leo Wolford leads a kickoff social in Periclesian hall on Sept 22 with Prof Crowell Con stable and Walford speaking. Bible study rally led by Mr Johnson state secretary with classes organized. Junior class elected officers: Hougham Green Wygant Magill Records Sheek Wagner. Richard Harris visited Indianapolis Sunday.
The article outlines Professor T Hodge’s career from 1906 onward at various institutions. It notes his education in Illinois Massachusetts and New York and his roles in mathematics and physical training, ending with his resignation from Franklin College after R J Thereon left. It highlights his affiliations including Phi Beta Kappa.
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