Newspaper masthead and staff list from Hanover Indiana
John B. Allison is editor in chief with Robert S Sitler as managing editor Tomas W Blair serves as business manager Associate editors include P F Dowel and T R Hollcroft The paper is entered as second class matter May 21 1909 at the Hanover Indiana post office under the act of March 3 1879
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John B. Allison
Robert S.sitler
Tomas W.blair
Hanover
Indiana
Prove Your Appreciation for Hanover Baseball Fans
Hanover College opens its 1911 baseball schedule Friday at Lafayette against Purdue University. Coach Weber has a strong squad and the team has a history of reflecting honor on Hanover. The piece urges every supporter to back the players with visible enthusiasm and express appreciation for their effort and sacrifice.
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Hanover
Purdue University
Lafayette
Weber
Hanover College
Invented News and the College Ad Spirit
An alumnus urges caution against publishing invented news to promote Hanover College. He warns such false reporting harms the college’s reputation, risks alienating readers, and could reverse years of progress. The piece appeals to alumni to protect Hanover’s standing and future.
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Hanover
Public Gatherings Disturbed During Inter Society Contest
Dr Millis warned in Chapel Monday about disturbances at public gatherings caused by careless talk. During the Inter Society Contest both sides showed uneven behavior with one side quiet while the other spoke noisily in the audience and rostrum, a noticeable though possibly accidental pattern.
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Millis
Parsons
Inter Society
Farrell Takes Second In Gilpin Contest Essay
Andrew Farrell earned second place in the Gilpin Contest reading an essay in chapel Tuesday. His topic was Prohibition Versus Regulation and he addressed modern conditions related to the liquor traffic.
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Andrew Farrell
Some Things To Remember About Hanover College
Hanover College, founded 1827, co educational and distinctly Christian in education. Graduates from commissioned high schools enter freshman year without examination. Curriculum blends liberal culture with foundational training for man, medicine, engineering, teaching, journalism, theology. Departments include instruction, philosophy, math, chemistry, biology, geology, astronomy, physics, languages, public speaking, education, music, physical culture, history, political science. Scholarly faculty, modern facilities, high student life, minimal distractions. Tuition free with moderate contingent charges. Catalogues available from the president.
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