Hanover College Triangle A Student Publication Staff List
The Hanover College Triangle issues a Friday publication dated December 3, 1909. Editors include E. P. Miller as Editor-in-Chief and J. B. Allison as Managing Editor, with associate editors H. M. Marble E. R. Nowlin A. W. Priest J. E. Almond and F. C. Millis as Business Manager. Office at Hen dricks Library in Hanover Indiana with 10:90 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. hours. Subscription rate is one dollar and fifty cents per year with five cents per issue. Entered as second class matter May 21, 1909.
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Thomas A. Hendricks
Hanover
Ind
Indiana
Howling Puppy editorial deflected by Exponent and Bachelor
The Purdue Exponent reprinted the Howling Puppy editorial to belittle The Bachelor. The Triangle criticizes the move and notes the Bachelor’s defense of the exponent was stronger than expected while denying Hanover or Purdue were being defended.
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Purdue Exponent
Exponent
Purdue
Hanover
DePauw
Wabash
Cheerful Giving Reflects New Spirit at Hanover
A college student subscription raised sixty three dollars in under fifteen minutes for any cause, signaling a refreshed or revived old spirit at Hanover College. The note praises the move and hints at Rochester delegates returning with renewed enthusiasm.
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Hanover
Rochester
As Others See It on Small Colleges and Town Influence
The piece argues critics fail to fault small colleges, noting their lead in student citizenship and the environment’s role in shaping moral citizens. It mocks petty local rivalries and praises broader, substantial comparison figures, citing Wabash, Hanover, Notre Dame, Butler, and Moores Hill as examples.
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Hanover
Notre Dame
Wabash
Butler
Indiana College
Moores Hill
Earlham Students Return From Thanksgiving Vacation
Many Earlham students returned Sunday from a Thanksgiving break, some still feeling effects of the holiday. The college notes that Earlham students have won over eight hundred dollars in oratorical prizes in the last two years, with a spring preliminary to the state contest and a scholarship for the winner the next year. Dr. W F Irwin of Louisville recently declined a Traveling Secretary role with one Presbyterian board.
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Old Hanover
Earlham
W. F. Irwin
Louisville
Presbyterian
Tailored suits for women draw discriminating buyers
Our tailored suits for women attract many customers who compare with other shops and say the Suits here are smarter and offered at lower prices. The range features correct lengths, single and double breasted cuts, mannish lines, pleated skirts, and popular materials and colors.
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Hanover College
Press Club of
E. P. Miller
J.B. Allison
Associate
H. M. Marble
E. R. Nowlin
A. W. Priest
J. E. Almond
F. C. Millis
T. R. Hollcroft
Mgr
E. M. Harrison
N. Horuff & Sons
Ladies’ Home Journal
Madison
N. Horatt & Sons
E. E
Monroe
East Main Treet
Hershey’s Chocolates
Henry WM. Lee