Hanover College Appeal Teaches Need for Growth
Rev H T Graham field secretary for Hanover college preached at the Presbyterian church to urge a broader appeal for funds. Hanover, organized in 1829, has 4762 enrolled and 1025 graduates, with 383 ministers and other professionals among alumni. Current assets total 384053.74, with a goal to raise 250000 in two years and secure roughly 30000 additional annual income.
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H. T. Graham
Hanover College
Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Graham
Pittsburg
Debating College Costs At Hamilton Alumni Dinner
At a New York City alumni gathering Hamilton college President Stryker urged removing students spending over 700 dollars annually from college. Senator Elihu Root advised against costly college fantasies. Professor Saunders argued college education is overpriced and that 513 dollars a year suffices for a student to complete college.
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Stryker
Hamilton College
New York City
Elihu Root
Movement to create University of the United States proposed
In congress a movement to establish an educational institution to be known as the University of the United States is reported. An appropriation of 500000 dollars has been made with more to follow. A committee of prominent educators is appointed to perfect plans for the university. The exchange ends with a quip about a motorcycle and liniment.
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The
University of the United States
United States
Mrs George Kerlin Visits Daughter Ruth at Dormitory
Mrs George Kerlin visited her daughter Ruth at the dormitory Friday, spending time with family and catching up on recent events.
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George Kerlin
Ruth
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Hamilton
Crozer Theological Seminary
Gia Omen
University of Pennsylvania
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Chester
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Lee May
Pruitt
Congress
Citizens’ National
United States Depository
Collins
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H. N. Dunlap & Son
Ott
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