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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
4
An invitation extends to students to visit Ge Quality Jeweler in Madison Indiana to view a new extensive line of fall and holiday jewelry. The store promises quality craftsmanship and emblem work on pieces with satisfaction guaranteed.
A small printer extols its range from tiny type to eighteen inch displays claiming the finest mechanics and machinery. The message emphasizes strong service promises and confidence that first orders are not the last.
The Taz annual State Oratorical Association met last Friday at Claypool Auditorium Indianapolis to pick jurors for the upcoming oratorical contest set for February 27 in Indianapolis. Hanover was represented by L G Whitcomb with six colleges present and nine alternates chosen. Wabash did not attend. Notre Dame Butler Franklin DePauw and Bereham delegates attended.
The Senior Class voted to host a senior dance since last year’s junior prom was not held. A Robert Douglas Negro Orchestra is expected to perform, likely in early winter term. Professors addressed teachers at Switzeland County Union Township Institute in Vevay, with about one hundred in attendance.
A December 1912 report notes Dr. Millis leaving for a United Presbyterian College Association meeting, delivering an address on increasing efficiency of the denominational college. He spoke to Sycamore High School on education’s value and attended the Presbyterian College Presidents Union meeting in Chicago.
Arthur Iddars class of 1913 who teaches at DuQuoin High School spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Hanover.
President Edmund J. James of the University of Illinois called a federal university in Washington the greatest boon to higher education. He spoke at the University Club in Washington, urging enactment of a bill by the National Association of Late Universities modeled on the last congress proposal.
President Snyder of Michigan Agricultural College says the college gained more than five thousand dollars in publicity from the Aggies win over Wisconsin. He estimates the exposure will boost enrollment and raise the school's profile in regional media.
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