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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
2
A readable note lists contact numbers for editors and chiefs, showing multiple phone lines. The fragment suggests internal newsroom communications and routing for assignments or inquiries.
The piece discusses Dr. D. W. Fisher’s improving health in Washington and reforms to college finances via a budget system for teams. It examines the ideal college man as broad, loyal, courteous, and balanced among athletics, scholarship, and student life, shaping future citizenship.
At Friday opening meetings the two women's literary societies installed officers elected in the fall term. Zetliathean: Alice Craig president, Carrie Craig vice-president, Anna Schlichter recording secretary, Helen May corresponding secretary, Elsie Boyer first critic, Freda Kunkle second critic, Anna Bangerter librarian, Florence Priest marshal. Chrestomathean: Frieda Bach president, Helen Cain vice-president, Cora Millar secretary, Mary Hawk treasurer, Helen Engle first savant, Vivia Gaddy second savant, Helen Neligh critic, Helen Reinheimer marshal.
The college through Professors Phelps and Millis of the Ancient Languages department has secured a stereopticon for use in special lectures and educational entertainments. The purchase reflects growing appreciation of visual aids in education and signals a step forward for the college’s equipment.
Demonstration work and exhibits will feature slides of college buildings and nearby landmarks. Rev. George H. Sehlbride resigns Monaca pastorate to lead a mission chapel in New York City. The Nebraska Synod backs Rev. Tallman’s Hot Springs sanitarium project with 150000 pledged. Winter term began January 2 with standard registration. Rev. George Knox dies of heart failure in Lafayette. R H Thompson becomes chief engineer at Strathcona Park in Victoria after Seattle work.
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