Students enjoy Bird of Paradise and weekend travels
Helen Glessner spent the weekend in Shelbyville Irene Green visited her Seymour home Inez Owen was in Indianapolis Reid McCain spent Tuesday night with Sig Alph brothers Ruth Hanson and family moved to Bloomington Bertha Caffyn stayed with relatives in Indianapolis Lawrence Scheidt chosen German assistant Stanley Overman and Paul Huntington saw the Bird of Paradise Irene Chandler visited Rochester Donald Dunkin preached at Frankfort Marjorie and Charlotte Cook watched the Bird of Paradise at the Murat Prof Herriott Palmer attended a history teachers meeting in Indianapolis Mary Teagardin Roxye Storms Mildred White Esther Berryhill shopped in Indianapolis Saturday morning Delta Delta Delta invited to hay ride for Phi Delt Phi Alpha and AE pledges Raymond Douthitt Stanley Shuck Melvin Lostutter and David Bunnell saw the Bird of Paradise at the Murat Friday night Josephine Boyd Margaret Thompson Payne and Helen Overstreet went to Indianapolis Saturday to see the Bird of Paradise President Hanley urged cooperation and freshmen to join activities The first council meeting will be held Tuesday October 40
Sophomore Class Elects Officers in English Room
The sophomore class met at 3 30 Tuesday in the English room and elected officers: David Bunnell president, Esther Myer vice president, Anna Tedford secretary, Pleasant Huffman treasurer, Paul Schafer athletic manager, and Arya Eastwood historian.
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David Bunnell
Esther Myer
Anna Tedford
Pleasant, Huffman
Paul Schafer
Arya Eastwood
Y M C A And Y W C A Joint Meeting Set For 6 30 PM
Ben Hanna announced at chapel that a joint YMCA and YWCA meeting will be held at 6 30 this evening on the Phi Alpha Pi lawn Dr R G Stott will address the students and special music has been provided.He urged every student to attend.
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Ben Hanna
Phi Alpha Pi
R. G.stott
Hanna
Students Back 1916 17 Basketball Schedule Efforts
John Bailey the basketball manager works on the 1916 17 schedule aiming to play most I C A W teams and seek games with larger state schools. Philip Schmith leads a pep meeting to boost student council tickets funding the athletics and publications.
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John Bailey
I. C. Aw
Bailey
Philip, Schmith
Schmith
Franklin
Swan Swenson
Bowen
F. G.kenny
Thurber
Fire Prevention Day Observed in Johnson County Schools
October 9 is Fire Prevention Day in Johnson County schools. Superintendent Yount asks principals to arrange special programs across consolidated and district schools with patriotic music, governor’s proclamation readings, essays on fires and prevention, and a home fire warden pledge.
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Johnson County
Yount
Health habits and sanitation in early American life
A fragment discusses health and hygiene, urging public health actions and sharing that U S public health service offers a free book on Exercise and Health. It questions constitutional limits on health and notes the burden of typhoid and tuberculosis costs while stressing clean living and sanitary railway service.
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United States
E0. S. Public Health Service
America
Sharp Seeks Cecil Rhodes Scholarship Competition
Walter Sharp of Greenwood has returned home from Wabash College to take the Cecil Rhodes scholarship exam in Indianapolis. Also testing are Arthur Clement of Wabash and Clyde E. Little of Earlham. The test covers mathematics arithmetic Latin and Greek under Wabash President Mackintosh Indiana University President Bryan and Earlham President Kelly. The top student earns a scholarship to Oxford University England.
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Sharp
Walter Sharp
Greenwood
Wabash College
Cecil Rhodes
Lee E. Swails
Marion County Superintendent of Schools
Indianapolis
Wabash
Arthur Clement
Clyde FE. Little
Earlham
Mackintosh
Bryan
Indiana University
Kelly
Earlham College
Oxford University
England
Language Translation Hint Sparks Shopping Banter
A Boston Transcript exchange shows a customer asking if a translation is free. The clerk replies that it will cost a dollar fifty, illustrating a humorous pricing remark in a bookstore.
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Boston Transcript
Barber Jokes About Graying Hair From Customer
A New York Times quip features a barber teasing a customer about his graying hair with the customer retorting to hurry up. The brief exchange captures a light moment in a storefront setting.
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N.Y
Mistah Skeen Questions Hughes on Wages and Prices
A dialogue in Economics features Mistah Skeen challenging Professor Hughes on how higher wages can coexist with low prices. The exchange probes inflation, labor costs, and policy implications in a classroom debate.
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Mistah Skeen
Mistah ‘Hughes
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Helen Glessner
Shelbyville
Irene Green
Seymour
Inez Owen
Reid McCain
Sig
Alph
Ruth Hanson
Bloomington
Bertha Caffyn
Lawrence Scheidt
Stanley Overman
Paul Huntington
Irene Chandler
Rochester, Ind
Donald Dunkin
Frankfort
Marjorie
Charlotte Cook
Mary Teagardin
Roxye
Storms
Mildred White
Esther Berryhill
Delta Delta Delta
Phi Delt
Phi Alph
8. A. E. Pledgges
Raymond Douthitt
Stanley Shuck
Melvin Lostutter
the Murat
Josephine Boyd
Margaret Thompson
Payne
Helen Overstreet
Hanley
John Skeen
Donald
Dunkin
Agnes
Brown
Jayne & Bowles
R. J. Vandivier
W. Jeff. St
D. B. Kelly
Hanna's Quality Grocery
M. Tilson & Sons
THE
Citizens National
Depository
OTT
John Farmwald
Prather’s
East Side of
Court House
Baller Bros.’ Bakery
Woods’ Rexall Store
Franklin, Indina
S. A. Wilson
Chas. B. Henderson
Tres
Franklin National Bank
United States Depository
James L. Wolff
Optometrist
J. E. Nash & Son
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