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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
4
The Young Women's Christian Association released its Winter term topic card detailing meeting programs and listing officers Miss Margaret Hawk president Miss Mary Hughes vice president Miss Laura Reynolds secretary and Miss Ethel Niles treasurer.
Town opinion blamed unruly students for the chicken thefts until the Horse Thief Detective Association arrested two men from the west end of town. The arrests conclude a case described as a heinous offence.
The Glee Club delivered two excellent numbers on Tuesday. Henry Cobb visited Seymour on Sunday. Dr. Millis left Tuesday for a tour of southern Indiana towns and returns Friday night. Mrs. Mann becomes matron of the Phi Delta Theta House. General Miles from Ames Agricultural College reports he likes the place and is doing some hours of work per walk. J. L. Vance visited the campus and Phi Gamma house, then preached at Second Presbyterian in Madison. Upperclassmen enjoyed the Ita the mentalist performance Friday night.B
School calendar notes activities and contests with dates from February through March. Highlights include Moores Hill basketball on Feb 3, Week of Prayer Feb 5 to 15, The Private Secretary Feb 17, Junior Prom Feb 21, State Oratorical Feb 24, Ky Wesleyan basketball Feb 25, Gilpin Contest closes March 1 and Franklin basketball March 3.
A week of prayer for colleges runs February 5 to 15 at Hanover with daily services at the Christian Association building led by Dr. Harry Nyce of Peru and Dr. John S. Hawk, college pastor. They head Indiana's college visitation committee, aiming to reach all students through individual career talks assisted by the Band of Personal Workers. Dr. Howk, trustee of the anti saloon league of Indiana, helped file the petition at the state legislature and traveled recently in home mission work visiting Paoli Lavonia and French Lick.
David Graham Phillips, Madison born novelist, died after being shot by an insane man in New York City. He was a Madison boy and brother to Mrs W O McLelland of Hanover. Dr. Hawk of Hanover knew him from DePauw and Princeton. The funeral was in New York Friday and his body will be brought to Madison for burial.
W. S. Nichols, 11, appointed by the president to represent Hanover at a Chicago gathering of lay students from Presbyterian colleges. The event, Feb. 3 to 5, is held under McCormick Seminary auspices with representatives from colleges nationwide expected.
A E Johnson of Madison visited the Sigma Chi house over Saturday and Sunday, spending time with members and attending events at the fraternity residence.
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