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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
3
The paper requests all overdue subscribers pay at once to cover debts. Cash is required to keep operations solvent. Payments may be left with the Librarian or at Triangle office, or given to P. F. Dowell, T. R. Hollcroft, or F. C. Millis.
The article notes several literary societies speeding toward term end with extended meetings, averaging two and a half hours. Three societies are on the credit list and about sixty percent of the fourth society’s members have earned credit. The term's literary work shows renewed old society enthusiasm.
After quarrels the Philal Union Debate will be held Friday in Union Lit Hall. Only members from both societies may attend. The topic is Imperialism with Philal supporting current policy against Union Lit. Debaters include P Voris Blackwood Capehart for Philal and Farrall Millis Sitler for Union Lit.
The Zete program of last Friday focused on Holland. Members answered roll call with Dutch names and participated in a series of exercises.
The Busy Store announces a wide Garment department with coats for ladies Misses and children. Ladies long coats in new roll color from $6 and up Misses coats for ages 6 to 14 from $2.50 and up Sweater coats available in white grey and red for children 25c and up Misses 50c and up and women's $1.50 and up
The program featured an essay on The Dutch Peasantry by Miss Ferdie McIntire and a declamation by Miss Westfall on A trip to Zuder Zee. Readings included Dutch Kittys Slippers by Miss Reynolds and Tom Bees Prayer by Miss Jones. The Zete reading by Miss Schlichter closed with four committee members named.
The Hanover Deposit Bank opened its doors to the public on Saturday with capital of 25000 dollars. Officers include Prof. G. Culbertson as president J. E. Reed as vice president James Archer as cashier and Dr. W A Millis G E Nighbert J C L Schmidlap G Culbertson and J E Reed as directors. The bank aims to serve farmers from southwestern Jefferson County through Madison.
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