Team Returns From Kentucky Trip
Kehoe Short Johnson Third Mc Laughlin and Kehoe Left Kehoe Center Pender Right Carlyle and Nowells. Saturday Franklin will be here and with the above line up Hanover will clean up on things. Those who have not season tickets had better purchase them at once. They admit you to the grandstand and a reserved seat.
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Franklin
Hanover
Glee Club Closes Concert Trip
The Glee Club presents a final program featuring songs by Bond Rogers LaForge and Tilzer among others. Selections include A Perfect Day Beauteous Night and Good Night Nurse plus a Violin or chorus set titled In a Village and How Can I Leave Thee. The group concludes with Drink a Health to Old Hanover and other selections.
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Hanover
Intercollegiate Sports and Campus Happenings
Wabash loses to Iowa State 3 2 after a seventh inning rally. Valparaiso wins the Intercollegiate Prohibition Contest with DD L Burk of De Pauw receiving the ovation. Valparaiso places second. Ohio Wesleyan plans a publicity bureau to clip articles about students. Franklin names Claud Hanna track captain as cross country focus increases. Miami University Senate removes Mathematics from required curriculum. Philosophy history class meets with the President. Glee Club concert opens the adiane sequence.
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Tennis Courts Impaired After Storms At Hanover
Hanover students report tennis grounds saturated by recent storms delaying early practice by three weeks. Upperclassmen smooth the courts with rake and steamroller while fresh men complain and the team plans a quick start against rivals.
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Hanover
Orly
Dr. Lester F. Ward obituary noted sociologist and author
Prof. Lester F. Ward, renowned American social philosopher and geologist, died in Washington on April 18. He served as first president of the American Sociological Society, led the International Institute of Sociology, taught at Brown University, and worked at the National Museum. His book Applied Sociology has been used at Han over in Social Science II.
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California Senator Proposes Curb on Crime Details in Newspapers
Sen Works of California introduces a bill to ban publishing the details of murders and assaults in newspaper columns. He argues papers broadcast sensational crime content and urges responsibility instead of censorship. The bill aims to hold papers accountable for their printed material.
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California
Chapel
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