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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
4
A Hanover figure, leading student opinion, investigates why week of prayer singing is weaker. He finds about half the CA song books in use last year are missing. Readers are urged to return any missing Christian Association books to the Hall at the next meeting.
The Economics V. Class finished the course lectures and moves to library work. A larger amount of required reading accompanies the assigned theses as the program progresses.
Andrew Farrell of Union Lit meets P C Voris of Philal in a debate on universal disarmament and an international police force. The event offers the Doolittle prize of 25 dollars. judges and speakers like A E Sellers and R P Kehoe are preparing as contests proceed.
The notice urges payment before Wednesday with a reduced rate of $1.50. A higher price of $2.00 applies on Thursday.
Ohio River rises risking historic high water. Floods of this sort threaten Madison and Lanier Pike access, with backwater pressuring the cement bridge over Clifty Creek and jeopardizing Front Street properties and warehouses in Madison.
Butler College will stage a preliminary debating contest on the 17th with ten men debating the resolution that the United States should establish a central bank system. The Walesh basketball aggregation defeated Rose Poly 388-11 last Friday.
Keight posed a tough problem for Todd while the Seniors matched harness with similar difficulty. The lineup lists Sophomores Scroggins Voris Captain Johnson Dawson Averitt Todd Garritt Fisher Iddings H. gy Hearn Averitt in a tightly contested team arrangement.
Dr W F Irwin a college trustee and pastor of Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Louisville escaped a midnight fire that destroyed his apartment and belongings of about twenty other prominent families. The blaze started around three in the morning and several occupants narrowly escaped. This marks his second time being burned out, the first occurring in Chicago.
Pictures for the annual Junior class publication were taken after chapel on Friday. Miss Cora Millar and Miss Bach spent the weekend at their homes in Madison.
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