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Hanover College Triangle

Location

Hanover, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1909

Page

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Union and Philalathean Literary Society Contest at Presbyterian Church

The Union Literary Society won two events in the annual contest at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening March 23. Debater F C Millis won the Doolittle prize of twenty five dollars. winners also included P C Voris in oration and T H Montgomery in debate.

Union Philalathean Presbyterian Church F. C. Millis P. C. Voris T. H. Montgomery Curtis Marshall Frank C. Hood B. F. Souter Millis Fred C. Millis Henry Ward Beecher W. H. Nagel Philal P.C. Voris K. P. Miller Mr Voris United States Far East Mr. Voris Voris

Gilpin Prize Award Sparks Interest at Washington Univ

Miss Emily Quick, Indianapolis senior, captured the Gilpin Prize for an essay on Citizenship titled Socialism. Second place went to F C Mills of Hanover for Child Labor, third to F V Archer of Vevay for Social Settlements. Quick received twenty five dollars and her top essay advanced to Prof S M Coulter.

Gilpin S. M Coulter Washington University of St Louis Emily Quick Indianapolis F. C Millis Hanover Indiana F. V. Archer Vevay H. E. Mann Miss Quick Prof. Coulter

Alumni News And Obituaries From The Beta Theta Pi

Miss Lois Kemper McComb 08 returns from a six week visit with her sister in the West. Prof. B. W. Tyler 90 preached at Hanover Presbyterian church Sunday last. Miss Emma Millar 08 attended the Beta Annual among out of town Alumni. Miss Margaret McLelland 708 ill kept her Academy classes. Alumni of Beta Theta Pi returning for the Annual include Hugh E. Millar 06 Greenwood Ind R. E. Porter 708 Louisville Ky and F. M. Fisher 08 New Washington Ind. Dr. Gertrude Morse 93 becomes temporary resident physician at Fletcher's Sanitarium Indianapolis. Chas. McKee Carson 96 died March 8 09 in Phoenix Ariz and was buried in Los Angeles. J. W. Blyth 70 Burlington Chicago Railway council fell dead while on a hunting expedition.

Lois Kemper McComb B. W. Tyler Hanover Presbyterian Church McArthur Emma Millar Margaret McLelland Beta Theta Pi Hugh E. Millar Greenwood Ind R. E. Porter Louisville F. M. Fisher New Washington Gertrude Morse Fletcher Indianapolis Urbana Spink Chas. McKee Carson Phoenix Arizona Los Angeles J. W. Blyth Council of the Burlington, Chicago Railway Burlington Iowa

Opening Lecture of Third Term by Dr Barnard at Donnell Chapel

The term opener at Donnell Chapel featured Dr Barnard of Madison presenting The Preacher in History. He argued that preachers drive moral awakenings and progress, citing Noah Moses Elijah Peter Augustine Peter Hermit and Luther among others, and praised their enduring influence on Europe and society.

Donnell Chapel Barnard Madison Noah Moses Nathan David Elijah Baal Peter Augustine Europe St. Bernard Hildebrand Wickliffe Luther Cromwell

Fourth number of the Athletic Association Lecture Course

The Madison Elks Band directed by Prof. Chas Gebest performed a varied program of popular and classical selections as the fourth number in Hanover's Athletic Association Lecture Course. The crowd was small but enthusiastic, and the Association thanks the Elks Band. The next program features Madison and Cincinnati talent.

The Athletic Association Madison Elks Band Chas. Gebest Hanover Elks Band Madison Cincinnati

Franklin Glee Club Visits Hanover and Basketball Championship

Frankin Glee Club from Madison visited Hanover Friday morning March 26 to perform at the College Home. The inter class basketball series concluded with the Seniors defeating the Sophomores by one game in a rough contest, 21 to 18, after the Juniors beat the Freshmen earlier.

Hanover Franklin Glee Club Madison MacDill

In Every Land His Labors Are Remembered

The passage traces a figure who began in Jerusalem and moved through Corinth Ephesus and Rome. From the Forum’s golden mile-stone to distant shores his work extended worldwide and memory of his efforts endures in every land and among all people.

Jerusalem Corinth Ephesus Rome Golden Mile Forum

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Union Literary VS Philalathean Literary S. M. Coulter Friends of Hanover
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