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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
3
The notice promotes a money saving opportunity at 107 West Main Street Hanover Indiana and invites readers to obtain a pennant reminding them of the old college.
A collector paid a substantial price for a banner described as among the finest from the College of Fraternity, highlighting its craftsmanship and historical value. The sale underscores ongoing interest in archival campus memorabilia and reflects strong demand for unique fraternity artifacts.
New shipment of three different shapes arrives for Men’s Everstick Invisible Rubbers. Light neat fitting nearly invisible protection for soles on slippery pavements in winter and slushy crossings in spring. If you walk you need a pair. Stop and see them.
The Hanover alumni roster lists deceased missionaries from 48 to 1907 serving in China India South America Brazil Persia Korea and other regions. Active workers include H C Thomson in Mexico J C Thompson in Canada E E Silliman in India J C Garritt in China and many others spanning Korea Japan and the Philippines.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley from Hanover comments on a proposed general boycott of meat products. He warns that abstaining from meat could create a generation of mollycoddles, signaling strong opposition to the boycott idea.
The Democrat reports senior and junior girls clashed over hats on a campus vine display while registrar checks for graduation credits loom. Commencement for Class 1 of 10 at Huntington High School featured Dr William Millis of Hanover College delivering the call of the century. Mary Blythe McElroy and Davis Blythe visited Hanover, noting changes since their last campus visit and hinting at future ties. The Preps resumed social activities Friday night.
A notice from Democrat Co. Print emphasizes that having their label on a package assures good printing. The message reiterates attention to correct labeling and quality branding.
Eaton Crane Pike advertises stationery as a reflection of taste with a large assorted stock. It promotes artistic packages and affordable prices from 25 cents to 2.50. W. W. Rogers.
Robert J. Tracewell of Hanover reports grave doubts about the legality of paying salaries to about two hundred young men serving as forest rangers while attending short courses at the University of Colorado University of Montana Utah Agricultural College and University of Washington at U S expense. He notes debate over funding and diet observations from a Philadelphia or Indianapolis framing.
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