Franklin yearbook opening states college paper aims
In the October 9 1912 issue Franklin announces its doctrine for college papers and the board outlines support for student activities. Editors and reporters listed include Caroline Mattingly Clarence Hall Harvey Chandler Edith Nelp Goldie Spencer Mildred Merrill and others. The piece stresses a Rooseveltian square deal and a strong college spirit amid fall routines and the Webster Program celebrating James Whitcomb Riley with readings and music.
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Edith Nelp
College and Exchange
Goldie Spencer
Mildred Merrill
the Franklin
Webster
James Whitcomb Riley
Mr. Chandler
Chamberlin
Caffyn
Riley
Kerlin Riley
Mattingly
Dormitory politics threaten Franklin college unity
Fragmentary remarks critique student government clashes as the college braces for elections among sophomores juniors and seniors. The writer laments the loss of peace and lasting friendships, fearing a worsening division that transcends affiliations.
Y W C A group holds first meeting of the year
The Y W C A unit met on Thursday September 26 in Webster Hall for a devotional session led by Miss Palmer who urged each girl to find her place in the work of the Y W C A and in the Christian church. An hour of social time followed with ice cream and refreshments served to about one hundred girls.
Meeting Welcomes Prof Thurber at Periclesian Ball
A Thursday evening gathering on September 26 in Periclesian ball attracted sixty attendees. Prof Thurber addressed the meeting and, through his engaging talk, won the favor of all present who had not previously known him.
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Prof. Thurber
Prof Thurber
Mission Class Explores China Day With Dinner in Indianapolis
The YWCA mission class under Miss Kemper, a returned missionary from China, met Tuesday for a study of China's New Day by Headland. A course of shady has been planned, including a dinner at a Chinese cafe in Indianapolis, likely concluding with a Chinese wedding.
Webster Literary Society Membership and Performance
The fragment lists totals and averages for several Greek organizations and the Webster Literary Society. It shows total members, average grades, and percentages of failures and withdrawals for groups including Pi Beta Phi Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Alpha Pi, with various incomplete figures and typographical errors.
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Phi Delta Theta
John Jopling
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Maurice Johnson
Pi Beta Phi
Margaret Remy
Tri Delta
Verne White
Phi Alpha Pl
Cletis Brown
Webster Co
Winford Shary
Alvin Kinesid
Phi Alpha Pi
Webster Literary Society
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Franklin college weekly title and staff notice 1912
The Franklin weekly from Franklin Indiana is published under the act of August 24 1912 with editor Caroline Mattingly managing editor Clarence Hall and business manager Harvey Chandler. The paper is owned by the Franklin College student body and signed by Harvey W Chandler. Notary William Featherngill authenticated October 1912. Walter Hobbs, a former student, visited Phi Delta Theta brothers last week prompting junior annual signups.
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Caroline Mattingly
Clarence Hall
Harvey Chandler
Virgil Eikenberry
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Indiana
Franklin, Ind
W. W. Aikens
Franklin College
Harvey W. Chandler
WM. Featherngill
Walter Hobbs
Phi Delt Brothers
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