Hanover Glee Club Completes Successfull Tour
The Hanover College Glee Club finished a successful tour from Knightstown Indiana to Columbus Missouri and beyond with top receptions in Hope Carthage and Connersville. Performers Mr Winslow Mr Allison and Mr Whitcomb received praise for solo work as bands tours were praised despite bad weather and high water.
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Hope, Ind
Columbus
Hope
St. Louis Crossing
Winslow
Carthage
Connersville
Knightstown
Boy Scouts
Glee Club
Hanover
Central States
Hanover Club
Earlham
Wabash, Dennison
Kalamazoo
University of Michigan
Indiana University Club
California
New Mexico
Allison
Whitcomb
Madison
Hanover College Glee Club
College students and the Bible as life guidance
Observations suggest that most college students accept the Bible for morals and religion as their parents do, mainly as the ministers book rather than their own. Indifferent to study, they respond when the Bible is offered as literature or tied to life urgency. prophecy and gospel illuminate present concerns.
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Millis
William Chalmers Covert
Hanover
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Hanover Heads South for Kentucky Trip Opener at St Marys
The Hanover baseball team left this morning for the season’s first trip, opening at Lexington against St Marys with Kentucky State and Georgetown on the schedule. Coach Hotchkiss reports solid showing in Tuesday’s Madison game and says Tuesday practice revealed and addressed weak points. Warm weather has the diamond in good condition and student enthusiasm remains high as daily field support continues.
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Lexington
St. Marys
Kentucky State
Georgetown
Hotchkiss
Madisons
Hanover
Kentucky
Junior Class Chooses Tentative Prom Date
April 25 is the tentative date selected by the junior class for the annual Prom. Stanley Garritt '15 has pledged Phi Delta Theta. The Glee Club Concert led to postponement of the Press Club meeting to April 23.
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Stanley Garritt
Phi Delta Theta
Glee Club
Press Club
Ninth annual meeting of classical association in Indianapolis
The Classical Association of the Middle West and South met at the Hotel Washington in Indianapolis for its ninth annual gathering. Despite floods and railroad disruptions, the sessions proceeded with papers of interest to specialists and the public. Prof Phelps noted two English professors stressing classics as essential for advanced English study, and highlighted a key address by Dr Charles P Steinmetz of General Electric Works in Schenectady New York.
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Classical Association of the
Middle West and South
Washington
Indianapolis
Phelps
Hanover
Charles P. Steinmetz
General Supt
General Electric Works
Schenectady
New York
Tilden of DePauw Delivers Temperance Address
Professor of Comparative Literature at DePauw University speaks in a Presbyterian Church on temperance and liquor politics. He cites his Indiana Legislature experiences and a Michigan City prison visit linking saloon influence to crime. He notes Woodrow Wilson on an honorary committee and reports DePauw Beating Butler with 18 strikeouts.
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Presbyterian Church
Tilden
Indiana
Michigan City
Pardon Board
Anti-Saloon League
DePauw University
Zoar
Ent
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Cornell University
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Classical Association
Depauw
Wabash College
Butler
Greencastle
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