Dramatic Club Presents Fall Plays Mose and When Women Vote
The Dramatic Club staged two fall term plays in Assembly Hall on November 26. New members led strong performances in When Women Vote with Elsia Tate Alma Little Cora Millar and Frieda Bach excelling. Mose featured L. L. Huber as title role with robust ensemble including Helen Cain G R McLaughlin Sam Reily and Helen Reinheimer. A charitable profit will support a college cause.
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The
Dramatic Club
Mose
Assembly Hall
Souter
Wien
Elsia Tate
Jamison
Clubs
Alma Little
Cora Millar
Delano
Frieda Bach
Helen Jamison
Helen
Helen Cain
Mrs Bone
Huber
G. R. McLaughlin
Thomas Edward Bone
Gamma Tau Fraternity
Lady Friends
Sam Reily
Frank Thornton
Thornton
Eleanor
Miss Thornton
Helen Reinheimer
Vivia Gaddy
Anne Schuyler
Wallace Lewis
Billy Holt
Betty Carew
Helen Neligh
Nagel
Thurston Hall
Merrill Montgomery
Henry Warwick
Dowell
Smith
Parrill
Rodney
Yonker
Summer
Rawlings
Hayden
Pat Kehoe
Vandhe
Jack Blackburn
Courant
Judge Swing Resigns to Return to Law Practice
Judge James B. Swing of the Hamilton county Ohio court of common pleas has tendered his resignation effective January 1. Though he has two years remaining, he wishes to return to active practice. Governor Harmon may appoint Swing's successor before leaving office January 5.
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James B. Swing
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Swing
Harmon
Ohio
Journalistic Training Through the Pulitzer School in New York
The Pulitzer school of journalism at Columbia University opens to a full class as a new building nears completion. Half the students have newspaper experience, one fifth hold college degrees, and nine are women. The faculty includes twenty four instructors with practical work in journalism. A third of the course focuses on writing English to develop accuracy and vivid style, aiming to teach storytelling with a sheet of paper and a typewriter. The program seeks to produce specific newsroom skills beyond a general college education, improving the pipeline of future reporters and editors, a point echoed by Galveston News.
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Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
School of Journalism
Pulitzer
Galveston News
Prospects Bright for a Winning Basketball Team
The article notes strong support for Hanover College basketball with Coach Arthur H Hotchkiss optimistic about a winning season. A schedule of ten to twelve games includes six home games against Earlham Butler State Normal Moores Hill Franklin and likely Miami and DePauw. A twenty-man varsity squad was chosen from interclass trials with active practice starting.
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Hanover
Arthur H. Hotchkiss
Arthur Iddings
Earlham
Butler
State Normal
Moores Hill
Franklin
Miami
DePauw
Hotchkiss
Boyer
Flynn
Hamilton
James
Johnson
Kehoe
Swann
Trotter
Brashear
Carlisle
Hearn
Hufford
Harry Iddings
Nowels
Rawlings
Voris
Blackburn
Hart
Lawson
Russell