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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
2
Official student publication edited by R. B. Sitler with L. H. Capehart as circulation manager and C. R. Voris as assistant clerk. Subscription priced at 1.50 per year with single copies at 5 cents. Entered second class matter May 21, 1909 at Hanover post office under acts of March 3, 1879.
On Wednesday night Rev. Murr spoke under the Oratorical association on Abraham Lincoln. He presented new incidents of Lincoln life in a clear, eloquent manner, earning high praise for the quality of the discourse and the association's effort.
The Wednesday holiday honoring Lincolns birthday is welcomed by college students as a desirable observance. The piece argues such days honor national figures whose lives shaped history and help recall the events of their great epochs.
The Glee Club completed its season opening trip of nineteen hundred thirty with musical and financial success. Prospective Hanover students in several high schools met the club members and learned about Hanover College. The trips foster direct college contact and strong hopes the tours will continue to build connections with future collegians.
The passage urges midyear reflection on student use of opportunities at college. It questions whether class work meets high standards or is inefficient, and whether students overindulge in activities at the expense of lessons or neglect them. It stresses scholarship as prime importance.
A Hanover College Bulletin article asserts 21 percent of graduates enter teaching and credits the school with producing university presidents and many college professors. It notes alumni include public school superintendents and prominent educators, highlighting Hanover’s historic impact on Indiana and beyond.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary offers a three year B D program with a faculty of experienced professors. It emphasizes scholarly and practical training, strong library facilities, and comfortable buildings and home life for students. Expenses are moderate and students are received from any Evangelical Church. For catalogue or scholarship info write to the President The Rev Charles R Hemphill.
The passage honors the son of John M. Bloss, describing him as part of a truly goodly company to be associated with, reflecting community esteem and notable social ties highlighted in the tribute.
The schedule lists key matchups from February 14 to March including Seniors against Freshmen, Freshmen against Juniors, Sophomores against Seniors, and variations featuring Freshmen Juniors and Seniors. The sequence emphasizes interclass contests.
February 14 Moores Hill at Moores Hall. February 21 Builer at Tlano ver. February 28 Franklin versus Franklin. March 7 State Normal at Ilan over.
The will of Dr. Daniel W. Fisher former college president who died January 28 has been filed for probate. It provides that if the estate exceeds 30000 dollars the surplus up to 5000 dollars goes to the board of foreign missions of the church.
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