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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
2
Hanover College weekly newspaper published by the Press Club on April 13, 1910 lists editors J E Almond E and J B Allison with EK M Harrison R S Sitler P F Showel A Farrell F C Millis and business staff T R Hollcroft M A Priest. Office in Thomas A Hendricks Library with hours 10 am to 11 pm Hoovers Indiana circulation and subscription rates noted.
The article praises Hanover College coach E. L. Weber for his outstanding leadership in reorganizing and managing athletics. It notes his patient, impartial, and comprehensive approach, and his success across inter collegiate sports. The student body highly respects him and welcomes his return.
Dr Havey W Wiley chief of the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry argues against college training for women urging practical schooling. He favors biscuit making over art and music and says women learn more by domestic tasks than campus life, noting his own bachelor status.
A brief note mentions a coach heading to an Old Ladies' Home for a football assignment. No further details on team, date, or destination are provided.
Hanover College alumni living in Chicago and vicinity gathered last Saturday for the Chicago Alumni Banquet. The event reinforced fellowship among ex Hanoverians, with singing, stories, and college songs, highlighting mutual benefit to both the alumni and the college. The cordiality and hospitality shown underscored the value of reunions for sustaining alumni bonds and supporting the alma mater.
Iota Chapter Beta Theta Pi entertained guests at their annual dance and banquet held at Beta Hall Friday evening. The hall featured pink and blue decorations with banners and skins. About twenty dances plus extras filled the night, ending with a late supper and continued dancing. patrons included Prof. and Mrs. Boyd Prof. and Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Millar of Madison. Out of town guests included Miss Cora Millar of Madison and Mr A C Kipp of Indianapolis.
College Life notes Moores Hill has won four straight against Hanover and asks readers to compute how many victories remain to reach five. The piece frames a math like puzzle as the series continues.
Mrs Sherman Campbell departed Hanover on Monday to establish a residence in Peoria Illinois where she will make her home.
Miss Carrie Moffett attended the Junior Prom as guest of Miss Mary Hughes. Raymond Crozier of Madison was in Hanover Sunday. Kilmer Dryden, ex-12, visited his Fiji brothers and plans a Great Northwest trip. EK L Reynolds and H K Cobb spent the weekend at Seymour. Henry M Lee, 94, nears completion of a new store foundation in Hanover. A large crowd attended last Saturdays Madison trial where prosecutors withdrew and costs were paid. Miss Ruth Culbertson visited her home near Vevay Friday to Monday.
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