Hanover Hoosiers Triumph In Openers Against Madison Trinity
Hanover Hoosiers opened the B. B. season with a 56 to 15 win over Madison Trinity Church. Manaugh Culley and Rogers starred in scoring while R W McNulty added seven field goals. The coach sees strong competition for varsity posts as several competent players seek spots. Professor Beck plans holidays in New York.
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Husky Hoosiers
Madison Trinity Church
Manaugh
R.W. McNulty
Rogers
Culley
Madison
McNulty
Venege Lace
Aig Ke
Hanover
Dramatic Club Stages Contrary Mary Farce at Gym
The Dramatic Club presented Contrary Mary a lively farce to an eager audience last Saturday night at the Gym. Rumor says the cast may try comedy on Madison stages after Christmas. a second production is expected to exceed the first. Cast includes Ada Colgate John Irwin Paul Fitzgibbon and others. delivery judged by Professor Moran Purdue University and officials from Indiana University.
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Dramatic Club
Madison
Contrary Mary
Ada Colgate John Irwin
Paul Fitzgibbon
Trowbridge
Earl Rogers
Miss Drew
Frieda Schelke Warner
R. W. McNulty
Juno
Sweedish
Paes Margaret Brown Murphy
Esther Wray
Fairfield- Fairfield Stevens Laeek
Paul Terhune
Kwh
Delcie Shields
Elmer Allison
Hanover's Early Botany Shaped Indiana's Science
John M. Coulter, Hanover ’70, former Hanover professor and later editor of the Botanical Gazette, spoke before the Indiana Academy of Science on A Century of Botany in Indiana. He noted Hanover College’s pivotal role in early botanical instruction and Coulter’s prominence in American botany.
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John M. Coulter
Hanover
Chicago University
Indiana
Indiana Academy of Science
Coulter
Botanical Gazette
Chicago
Remov ing the Hyphen debated by State Oratorical entrant
Claude L Sipe Hanover representative to the State Oratorical plans to discuss removing the hyphen and assimilating aliens into citizenship. The contest is February 23 in Indianapolis with manuscripts due January 25. Other notes include school gate shortfalls and local high school sports results and campus news.
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Claude L. Sipe
Hanover
Congress
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Notre Dame
DePauw
Franklin
Barlham
Butler
The Three Partners Pompt Note
The text presents a fragmented, playful prompt with noisy words and repeated sounds. It lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize as a news item. No clear persons places organizations or dates are discernible for a factual card.
Demise of Old Sam at the College Campus
The campus mourns Old Sam the horse once cared for by Prof. Young and Dr. Lawrence. After a long illness age claimed him, ending a record of service since 1900. Survived by the phaeton and memories of students, Sam is described as loyal though shy, witnessing autos rise to prominence on campus.
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Prof. Young
Sam
Science Hall
Young
T. Taff
Lawrence
Prof. Lawrence
Professor Lawrence
Phaeton
Althoit
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New York
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Purdue University
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Indiana University
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Civic League of Indiana
Rhurter
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Hanover Academy
Vevay
Professor Souter
Florida
Bernard Gerrick
Dale LeCount
Carter Rogers
John Luckett
Joida
Edward H.’ Pence
D.D
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Detroit
Mich
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Portland
Oregon
Gladys Eitel
Vernon
Cordelia Convoy
Leo
A As
Sapotio
Old Sam
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