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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
3
Begin Right Begin Right advises selecting a style suited to your foot and ensuring correct fitting. Not every foot is suited to a high arch heel last, and a shoe’s life depends on proper initial fit. One dozen new infant soft soles are now ready for inspection.
A letter from H L Morris, Earlham debating captain, seeks a debate with Hanover on March on the proposal that municipal commission government is desirable. Earlham will debate Albion College in February and asks to present the affirmative while Hanover would take the negative if a Moores Hill arrangement can be made. Committees from Union and Philal societies have been formed but have not acted yet.
The Hanover to Madison mail route is reduced to two trips daily. Mail leaves at eight, returns at ten thirty in the morning, and goes in at three forty five and returns at eight thirty in the evening. One Peak round trip is eliminated and the Star route man will take the mail back in the morning. Franklin aspires to boost its endowment but faces financial strain after funding new buildings. Collect subscriptions promptly to avoid increases. Reverend John Burns, class of 1908, was in Hanover last week.
Howard Hartsock a DePauw senior and Ralph Dobbins of Franklin, both veterans, will compete in the state contests this year after winning nominations. The 41st Indiana YMCA convention at Vincennes Dec 9 to 11 drew small college delegations with Hanover and Wabash absent. Sigma Nu held its national convention in Indianapolis during the holidays.
Miss Margaret McLelland of Lawrenceburg High School injured at her parents’ Hanover home during Christmas visit. While standing her knee gave way the bone snapped out of place and then back, leaving her confined to bed with no prior limb trouble.
At the last meeting of Union Literary Society the officers for the term were elected as follow: Andrew Farrell, President, F. S. Montgomery, Vice-President, P. F. Dowell, Censor, W. E. Nichols, Secretary, T. W. Blair, Treasurer, R. W. Hamar, First Consul, W. E. Peters, Second Consul, R. P. Kehoe, third Consul, R. B. Sitler, door-keeper and O. W. Teeple, Assistant door keeper. The society is planning to hold a moot court during the coming term.
James K Patterson of Hanover DG AM and PhD resigns the presidency of Kentucky State University. Under his leadership KS U advances from a small state college to a leading Southern institution. Patterson is ranked among the era’s top educators. His old age prompts voluntary retirement.
A few athletic association calendars are available for disposal at Hills or Lees. They promote Hanover and would suit someone headed to college next year. A slight profit will be made for the association.
Dr W D Shelby a 95 graduate and Shel by medal donor, a prominent Lanavor medical missionary, married Elizabeth Carter of Virginia in Ulinton China. Carter is a fellow missionary and Shelby, a Spanish American War surgeon, later practiced in Cuba before moving to Canton to remain as a general practitioner.
R. Ryker, College 93 graduate, serves as Kansas railroad commissioner and is noted for two years of impactful work. He runs a lumber business in Hutchinson. T. H. Montgomery, '09, now in Indiana Law School at Indianapolis, visited the Sighouse Friday. Dr. Millis spoke at the Delta Tau Delta banquet in Indianapolis on December 23 honoring Champ Clark. Miss Harriett Elliott, '10, formerly Wanamaker High principal, has been named Superintendent with a substantial salary raise.
A short lyric note repeats New Year wishes and urges careful trading when certainty exists, urging readers to resolve to trade only where all is right and secure.
Mrs Amelia Morse wife of the late Professor F L Morse died suddenly Saturday morning December 31 at her Madison home. A longtime Hanover resident she supported social religious and educational efforts. Surviving children include Horace B Morse Frank Morse Mrs Charles E Huffer Gertrude Morse M D and Effie Morse. Funeral services were held in Madison and Hanover with burial in Hanover cemetery.
Professor Lowes long associated with Hanover English studies visited relatives in Madison last week. Professor Souter vacationed in Florida. Misses Margaret and Mary visited in Jeffersonville. Deposits at Hanover Deposit Bank exceed $5000. The Phi Gams plan to occupy a house soon. ER. M. Garrison earlier visited the Sigma Chi house. F. R. Charleton, 92, visited relatives last week. Charleton, an Indianapolis specialist and Indiana Medical College professor, returned from a three month European trip. KE Powell of Madison recently returned from Europe.
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