Hanover College Weekly Press published since 1909
The Press Club of Hanover College issues a weekly newspaper every Friday. First issue dated April 2, 1909 with K. P. Miller as Editor in Chief and J. B. Allison as Managing Editor. Business Manager F. C. Millis. Associate editors H. C. Weeks, R. Davis, and V. Priest. Office at the Thomas A. Hendricks Library in Hanover Indiana with hours 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.
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The
Press Club of
Hanover College
K. P. Miller
J.B. Allison
F. C. Millis
T. R. Hollcroft
Asst
Bus. Mer
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hanover
Ind
Subscription Rates and Terms
The notice lists rates including one dollar and a half per year for clubs of one hundred or more. It also states fifty cents per year per copy, and five cents for a single copy.
History of Hanover's Journalism
This article traces Hanover College journalism from its early student publications, noting the first college weekly and the Gnivin of 1875 edited by Chas. E. Heckman and Judge J. B. Swing. It covers the Hanover College Monthly of 1877 and early staff, pricing, and the brief lapse in activity before resumed student expression.
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Hanover College
The
Hanoverian
Hendricks
Stanley Coulter
Nathan Powell
John F. Baird
James B. Swing
Hanover
Gnivri
Washington Irving
Chas. E. Heckman
J. B. Swing
Cincinnati
Gnivin
John E. Hays
Wm. A. Foster
Robert C. Lamb
Hanover College student publications endure through decades
The article traces Hanover College student journalism from the Hanoverian and Bohemian in the 1880s through the Hanover Monthly, Crowe, Quarterly Journal of Hanover College, Bulletin, and Revonah in later years. It notes editors, publication lifespans, pricing, and the role of alumni support and institutional spirit. The Triangle editors highlight ongoing growth and alumni encouragement from Wooster University president Sylvester F. Scovel 53.
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J. A. Carnagey
W. J. Milroy
C. A. Keigwin
The
Walter L. Fisher
H. K. Gailbraith
Bus. Mgr
Nathan Powell
Hanover Monthly
Hanover College Monthly
Samuel A. Moffet
G. F. Crozier
Ass’t
Hanover News
Hanover College
Revonah
A. J. Whallon
Cincinnati
Mgr
Triangle
Garritt
Sylvester F. Scovel
University of Wooster
Wooster
Ohio
Hanover
The Triangle Admittance Application Reaches Post Office
The article discusses the projected Wre triangle with symbolic and right angles as a Han over product. It urges readers not to knock, suggesting all will be well, and notes that an application has been made for the Triangle to be admitted as second class matter at the post office.
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Hanover
Editors Correct Inaccurate Statement On Hood Property
The editors correct last issue's error about the Hood property survey. The tract belongs to Dr. Hawk who plans to erect a home there soon.
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Dr. **Hood
Dr. Hawk
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Ite Editors
H. C. Weeks
R. Davis
V. Priest
Henry M. Lee
Burke & Son
J. C. Hill
Starling
Ohio Medical College
Starling Medical Colege
Ohio Medical University
Associated Hospitals
ST. Francis, Hawkes
ST. Anthony's Lawrence
State
Ohio Penitentiary
Gko. M. Waters, M.D
Department of Medicine
H. M. Szmans
D.D.S
Department of Dentistry
H.R. Burbacher, G.ph
Department of Pharmacy
Geile Bros
Main ST
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