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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
4
A brief, quippy item from the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a young man who is highly industrious, belonging to eleven clubs and visiting each one daily, reflecting a social or humorous profile of local youth.
A Willing Martyr mocks a woman unable to walk speak breathe or smile as a fashion setback. A Beast recalls proposing in a cab and a grateful woman paying the driver after rejection.
Editorial from Washington Star laments trends toward boneless meats and seedless sweets and calls for change to allow more expressive legislation. The piece argues that evolving tastes should not hamper meaningful policy making.
A merry Hanover party of girls sails Saturday morning on the Helen Gould heading for Louisville. Chaperoned by Mrs Hawk the group includes Margaret Hawk Mary Hawk Ber nice Archer Elizabeth Britan Mary Crutcher Cecile Menefee and Edna Conner. Dorm members visit Miss Conner’s New Albany home before touring Louisville sights. The boat returns to Hanover at 11 15 p m with a moonlit stroll home.
At a senior class meeting the decision was made to present She Stoops to Conquer during commencement week. Dewitt Reynolds was elected to deliver the class toast at the Alumni banquet, and a committee was chosen to secure music for commencement week.
Last Thursday week a dog was found and brought to Instructor Niklaus and Paul Dowell for a clinical demonstration in the Academy physiology class. The patient did not respond to anaesthetic and was eventually put to death after failed attempts at anesthesia and restraint.
The Surveying class surveyed the lot for Dr. Hood’s planned residence. Y M C A memberships offered for one dollar by Secretary and Treasurer P C Voris. Anna McConnell, a University of Indiana junior, visited dorm friends during spring break. Gym director W H Nagel left for an Easter visit to Ohio. Fred V Archer drove to Vevay for a weekend at home. Cora Millar Millican and Lauer attended the Beta Matinee dance in Hanover. Niles Elliot Archer and Britan traveled to Madison in search of a carpet for Chresto Hall. New Mission Secretary’s desk and office chairs arrive for Chresto Hall.
Stylish tailored suits for women and misses feature new cuts and materials with varied shades and mixtures. The assortment highlights novel designs and refined fabrics, offering advanced spring creations at a range of prices.
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