Franklin College Faces Close Indiana Grid Battle
Franklin College fans anticipate a hard fought football game against an Indiana rival with expectations of a near sellout. Rain has hindered practice but players have sharpened formations and the squad hopes to reverse last week’s weakness as Thurber leads the team toward kickoff at 3 o clock in Indianapolis before traveling to Greencastle.
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Arnold B Hall To Be Listed In Who's Who
Dr Arnold B Hall of Wisconsin University political science department received a request from Who's Who in America editors to send his biography for the next edition. He will be listed as a noted educator and educational lecturer and is a chief speaker at the state teachers association meeting in Indianapolis. He spoke on Preparedness during chapel exercises after a stop in Franklin.
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Who's Who In America
Standard of America
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R G Stott Headlines Franklin Luncheon in Indianapolis
Roscoe Gilmore Stott a noted Chautauqua speaker headlined a Franklin College alumni luncheon at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. His planned talk titled Stattistical was to discuss a topic pending final confirmation as alumni gathered with teachers at the state association. President Goodell expected attendance to exceed the prior year’s hundred-plus. Prof Herriott C Palmer will deliver a eulogy for William Taylor Stott at a funeral meeting tomorrow.
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Stott
Indianapolis
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Wm. Taylor Stott
Bedios 920 Will Lead Franklin College Bell Traditions
Franklin College plans to revive long standing traditions after wartime disruption. Freshmen will gain the college bell role while efforts to establish wearing green caps as a regular campus custom continue. The class of 192? peers seek renewed rites and annual purchase of green headgear.
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Bedios
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Sophomora
Date Set for Wigs and Queues Play at Franklin Opera House
Professor Arthur J. Benault announced that A Pair of Jacks by the Wigs and Queues will be presented at Franklin Opera House on Tuesday evening November 25. Cast members have prepared for weeks and aim to perform smoothly on the date.
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Arthur J. Benault
I Bariault
Baptists Meet Tigers in Annual Classic
The Tigers prepare to face DePauw in the classic with likely starters from the Purdue game. Captain Lowery and Jones may miss time due to injuries though many expect them to start. Reports hint at a potential lineup shake up while Coach Thurber remains noncommittal.
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Man to Speak at Franklin Frolic Amid Hype
An internationally famed man will be secured for the Franklin Frolic, with the exact speaker to be announced soon. Several candidates are under committee consideration, and invitations will likely go out early next week. Propagandists are active as Y M C A groups and Greek organizations prepare mass mailings to alumni and alumnae next week.
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Franklin
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Pike Is President of Sophomore Class at Franklin College
Karl Pike of Plainfield was elected president of the Sophomore class at Franklin College. Margaret Williams was named vice president, Harold Harding secretary, and Mabel Pruitt treasurer. Time prevented selecting remaining officers. they will be chosen soon. This completes Sophomore organization after earlier class elections.
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Karl Pike
Plainfield
Franklin College
Margaret Williams
Harold Harding
Mabel Pruitt
Franklin DePauw game results to be posted
The Franklin has arranged to send back results of the Franklin DePauw game as soon as it ends. A bulletin will be placed in the Franklin Star office window once the results are received.
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Earlham vs Franklin Gridiron Preview and Octette Reorganization
Coach Thurber predicts a tough Franklin test at Richmond noting Earlham’s line strength and past 68 to 0 beating in 1915. The Quaker team has rebuilt this season after a weak start with fresh players. Indianapolis critics praise Earlham’s rapid development amid a pivotal upcoming match. Also reported is the College Girls Octette reorganization with eight members and new officers.
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Canadian Leader Dr A J Vining Becomes Franklin College Financial Secretary
Dr A J Vining of Toronto has accepted the role of financial secretary at Franklin College and will start January 1 1919. He will oversee securing 1 250 000 in funds through the Indiana Baptist Convention and begin with conferences in Indiana. His career includes leadership in Canada Britain and Russia related Baptist work and pastorates, with prior roles as financial secretary for Manitoba Northwestern and fundraising missions abroad.
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Charles Elmer Goodell
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Baptist Theological Seminary
Petrograd
Manitoba Northwestern Baptist Convention
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Goodell
WRESTLE WITH DEEP FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
A Junior Class meeting formed a committee to work with the college board on financing the Alma Nack. The class backs the year book but printing price increases strain funds. The book price to students has been raised to three dollars and a later report is promised.
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Roscoe Freeman
Theodosia Beasley
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Fern McGuire
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