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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1916
Page
3
A new paper tablet schedule shows Henry M. Lee College operating an auto bus route to Madison with morning and afternoon departures. The service aims to ease student commutes and connect campus to downtown Madison.
Dr. R J Brackenridge of Austin Texas sends a note to Triangle recalling Hanover College days in 1861 and a war interrupting study at Rush Medical College He notes Prof J B Garritt Henry Thomson and a Spain translation for the American Bible Society The clipping also reports his election as president of the Austin Bible Society and a Cumberland Presbyterian Church meeting stressing Jesus teachings as world peace hope
Washington reports Rep A B Rouse introduces a good roads bill that uses unexpended post office balances and department surplus earnings to improve rural post roads. The measure rejects pork barrelling and ties funding to post office surplus. Rouse, a Hanover native class of 1896, is noted.
The group from Hanover College posed in Madison on Saturday for a club portrait to promote its high class entertainment. Advertising has begun for upcoming performances at the Presbyterian Church in March as noted by the Brownstown Banner.
Members of the Philalathean Literary Society postponed their regular weekly meeting after Chapel due to church services. H. A. Hege, president of Union Literary Society, also called off his society’s meeting.
C. E. Drew, coach of Holland high school in 1912, led a fast Holland team to a 20 15 victory over Union High School of Grand Rapids. Holland trailed 10 6 at halftime but surged in the final period with 14 points aided by long range shooting. The contest featured weighty players and notable roughness.
Indianapolis attorney Richard V. Sipe publicly announces his candidacy for state representative as a Republican. He filed declarations with the county clerk, has seven years of practice in Indianapolis, is a Hanover College graduate, and lives at 3526 North Capitol Avenue as a member of the firm Forney and Sipe.
C. E. Colgate, president, called a brief Senior Class meeting Tuesday after chapel. He formed committees for the Senior Class play during Commencement week with Gwladys Roberts Fern Brittain and G. E. Trotter. A caps and gowns committee includes Janette Culbertson and Robert Millis. February social committee members are Janette Culbertson D. C. Cox and C. E. Brodhecker.
The Butler Collegian notes a basketball squad cut for the issue. Earlham College Glee Club division of its program into formal songs and a second part with stunts and yells is nearly complete as the club works on the informal segment.
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