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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
3
Crane & Pike advertise a large stock of artistic stationery in many sizes and styles. Various tablets priced up to $2.50, with ruled and unruled options.
The business manager reports the Triangle venture at Hanover College is financially near break even after one year. Income totals 530.41 from Advertising 187.01 Subscriptions 333.40 Donation 10.00. Expenditures total 530.41 for printing 395.75 State Press Association 11.86 Mailing and hack charges 68.15 Livery 30.10 Pictures 9.75 Books 4.75. Unpaid subscriptions 82.50 and from ads 85.00 sum 167.50. Audited by FE Nowlin and T R Hollicroft, March 13.
Nine contenders from across campus vie to determine Hanover's singles and doubles representatives for the upstate I C A L contest. Matches follow two of three sets with all play under Gym Director Nagel rules and afternoon restrictions. Contenders include Archer, Millar, R Millar, W Miller, K Moffett, Millis, Reynolds, Thompson, Voris, and P.
E M Harrison and F C Millis spent Saturday in Seymour Indiana. Russell Nowlin went to Carrollton Indiana on business. Prof and Mrs Wolfe spent Saturday in Louisville. Dr and Mrs Millis and Miss Harding went to Louisville Saturday morning. Monday morning FE M Harrison was called to Cincinnati by illness of his sister. Misses C Howsley E Kehoe L Reynolds and E Conner and R Sitler were Louisville passengers on the Lizzie Bay. Mae Green 07 made a weekend visit in Hanover. Being interested in school duties in Williamsburg she is having unrivaled success. Mrs Grossman and daughter Miss Ethel visited over Sunday with her son H J Grossman. Mrs Grossman returned to New Albany Monday morning but Miss Grossman stayed over and returned home Wednesday morning.
Mr. John D. Gable and his pupils traveled from N Madison to Hanover last Friday. He did not play center field while in town and focused his energy on coaching duties along the sideline.
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