A Virtue of Necessity and the Bluff of Difficulty
A meditation on turning hardship into virtue in education. The piece praises students who pursue college life despite handicaps, urging respect for those who endure rather than excuse. It contrasts successful students with those merely perceived as bluffing and emphasizes dignity in perseverance.
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Earlham Press
Death Notice of Rev Daniel Banta Hanover Graduate
Rev Daniel Brewer Banta class of 1874 died at Spencer Indiana where he served as pastor of the Presby terian Church. He studied at Hanover Princeton Theological Seminary was ordained 1881 and served Lebanon Dover Hopewell Spencer for 32 years notable Hanover graduate. He married Miss Mary Hickman daughter of Dr George Hickman former Hanover College president.
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Daniel Brewer Bannta
Masta
Spencer
Indiana
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Prineton Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
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Shiloh
Lebanon
Dover
Hopewell
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Mary Hickman
George Hickman
Hanover College
Cost gap in college expenses between boys and girls
Ohio State University statistics show boys average $450 per school year while girls spend likely between $50 and $75, indicating higher costs for sending a boy through ordinary college. The figures suggest a notable gender disparity in education expenses.
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Ohio State University
Hanover College’s Fishermen’s Club Spreads Christian Work
The Hanover College Department of Social Science promotes religious and moral outreach in nearby towns. Volunteers from the Fishermen’s Club form gospel teams, preach, staff Sabbaths, organize Sunday schools, and build youth programs like Boy Scouts. They run Bible classes and weekly training, extending college influence into country districts.
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Department of Social Science
Department of Athletics
Fishermen’s Club
Hanover
Township Consolidated School
Reverend Dr Bruce Dies at Age 90 in Andes New York
The Rev Dr Bruce born Hillsville Maine in 1831 died December 1 at his Andes New York home. He served the United Presbyterian Church of Acdes New York from 1854 to 1910 and became pastor emeritus in 1910. He aided Lincoln campaign work and helped fugitives on the Underground Railroad near the Mason Dixon Line. He attended Llanover Theological Seminary and Canonsburg College, earning a D D from Westminster in 1895. He witnessed Gettysburg and cared for the wounded. He was among five survivors at the 1858 General Assembly forming the United Presbyterian Church of North America. The Maine chief justice contrasted university and small college perspectives.
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Theological Seminary
Canoosburg
Westwiniste College
United Presbyterian Church
Acdes
Pistor
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