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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
4
Quality Jewelry asserts students are more particular than others about jewelry. The firm positions itself as a leader in supplying goods that suit individual tastes preferred by discerning buyers.
Hanover College gains its first modern Greek letter chapter as Phi Mu grants a charter to Phi Theta Nu, a local group founded in 1911. Members include Cora Millar Frieda Bach Mary Booz Edith Johnson Coretta Balser Alice Craig Carrie Craig Vivian Stucker and Gertrude Jantz. The reunion ceremony and reception were held at the college with Miss Louise Manning directing.
After a week of faculty deliberation at Moores Hill College, two students were expelled five suspended six given public reprimand and one required to make a public apology and resign all offices for persistent disregard of college rules. The violation centered on a dance after the game with the University of Louisville.
The Historical Association secured Rev. J. C. Murr of Charles Town to speak at the Presbyterian church on Lincoln’s Birthday February 12. Murr, northern born with Southern parents, recounts unpublished reminiscences from eleven early Lincoln acquaintances and details his evolving view of the president.
After a Tuesday faculty conference at the library the Union literary society drafted a strict by law part of its new constitution. The measure grants the president secretary and censor or any two of them power to expel any member with no recourse. Some older members oppose delays on members who join just to have fun, and the by law was adopted unanimously.
The article profiles Morris Murr a Methodist minister and educational secretary of Moores Hill Clay, noting his fiery yet tempered public speaking with Southern warmth and Northern patriotism. It highlights lecture engagements at high schools and a notable talk before the Indianapolis Teachers Association on Lincoln’s centenary, and invites G A R members with special seating.
Miss Hazel Bussabarger ex 15 from Corydon spent the week visiting friends at the Point House, sharing time and hospitality with locals.
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