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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
4
A Madison Indiana store advertises a mid winter clearance with a wide range of men’s footwear. Mens patent, gun metal, and Russia tan shoes from brands Manss Urfit Douglas offered in many styles with prices from 2.98 to 5.00 dollars.
A local ad invites buyers to call 204 L for a set and reasonable price on an unspecified item. The brief notice emphasizes contacting the number to obtain the deal.
The Revonah junior yearbook team works hard to finish the annual for early next month. Cloudy weather slows portrait sessions though most individual photos are done. Campus life pictures will feature strongly and a kodak warning rings around sneaking Juniors. Sitler, editor, is away with the Glee Club causing some delay, but the assistant will handle much of the editorial work.
In a one sided Class B basketball contest the Senior Preps led 21 to 4 at halftime and finished 27 to 11 over the Middle Preps. James starred for the Seniors with Bill Johnson also contributing while Dick Button Sunderland and Schlichter made key plays for the Middles. A Juniors vs Freshmen game was postponed and the Seniors forfeited to the Sophomores due to lateness.
Dr Daniel W Fisher former Hanover College president sails from Washington with his daughter Edith for San Francisco. They plan to sail March 5 for Yokohama and return about August 15, with Dr Britan likely meeting them at Gibraltar.
Mr. Hall won first place in the preliminary contest at Franklin. Judges for manuscript included Prof. James A. Winans of Cornell and John H. Finley of the College of the City of New York. Delivery judges were Charles R. Williams, Charles A. Great House, and W. F. Stone. The winner will represent Indiana in the interstate contest at Northfield, Minn., May 17 with ten states represented.
Moore's Hill eyes revenge after Hanover handed them a defeat last fall in football. The upcoming basketball game promises a fierce battle with both teams determined to win. Hanover supporters urged to attend and help secure a victory for the red and blue.
Professor Souter illustrated this point with Keats and Homer to show how English literature aligns heart and mind. He emphasized the blue skies and the universe as symbols of study and urged that the world’s books and their equivalents fulfill essential needs.
Professor and Mrs Hadley hosted the Press Club at their home on Thursday night with a lavish supper. Miss Harriett Harding helped entertain. Red heart place cards carried questions for members, and amusing replies followed during the mock interviews.
The student body votes against a carnival to aid the Athletic Association preferring direct contributions to the athletic fund. They deem the carnival too costly and the remaining profit too small for the treasury's needs.
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