Paul E. Carson Elected President of Glee Club
Paul E. Carson is elected president of the Hanover College Glee Club. He has served three years and will lead the club’s spring tour with Albert B. Clapp managing and Professor Alexander directing. The group adds strong tenor and bass sections with new members selected from a large list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College Glee Club
Alexanders
Classis Hall
Paul E. Carson
Carson
Glee Club
Albert B. Clapp
Professor Alexander
Charles Horn
Althe
Brashear
Millis
Bull
Lawrence
Luckett
Paulus
Alexander
Allison
Culbertson
Wright
Rogers
Horn
Miller
Schroder
Cruft
Schmidt
Harrison
Steveson
Allan
Montgomery
Schierling
Terhune
S. Walker
Wright Hufford
J. VanAntwory
LaCount
Burlingham
Coal Shortage Affects Fraternity Houses At Hanover
The local coal situation is serious though Hanover College remains supplied. Students replace coal with wood as fuel reserves hold for now. Fraternity houses lost heat over the weekend but crews stabilized supplies, and officials say shut downs are not anticipated despite broader regional fuel scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Millis
Hanover
Government division aids teachers and professionals in job placements
The United States Employment Service operates a Teachers and Professional Service Division in Chicago to match teachers and engineers with positions nationwide. Dr. P. B. Prentis urges early registration before the 1918 19 appointment season to prevent missed opportunities and ensure confidential records can be shared with schools.
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United States Employment Service
United States
Chicago
Ill
P. B. Prentis
Illinois
Prentis
Dr. Prentis
U.S. Employment Service
South Wabash Avenue
U. S. Employment Service
Signal Corps enlists interest from Hanover College football men
Hanover College football players received letters from the U.S. Army Signal Corps suggesting enlistment in the air service. The aviation test is tough and favors college men. Some seniors consider enlisting, but no firm decisions yet. The Division lists attractive positions for engineers and related fields and invites alumni and seniors to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
Signal Corps
U. S. Army
Air Service
The Burglar’s Sweetheart Courtroom Cast List
The Burglar who steals the pearly necklace is Bill Mount. The Burglar’s Sweetheart who goes to jail for him is Miss Terhune. Judge who sentenced her is William Henry Harrison. Jurymen convicting her include Warren Bull Damon Good Bill Watts Fred Pierpont Byers Burlin Heinie Montgomery. The stool pigeon who told police is Edna Phillips. The policeman who nabbed her is Thomas Adams. The defending attorney is Prof Scuter. Prosecuting attorney is W H Gibbs. Master detective is William Alfred Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mount
Miss Terhune
William Henry Harrison
Warren ©. Bull
Damon Good
Bill Watts
Fred Pierpont
Byers Burlingame
Heinie Montgomery
Stool Pidgeon
Edna Phillips
Thomas Adams
Hanover High School Basketball Trip to Scottsburg
The Hanover High School basketball team travels to Scottsburg this weekend for a game, as students Edward Gordon in the Navy and Edward Monroe in the quartermaster's department join Hanover men in service. Miss Marie Menefee, ill at the dormitory, is expected to recover soon. Norman Sharp is improving rapidly after illness, and Lieut. A. W. Priest has been transferred from Camp Sheridan to Camp Meade. John M. Coulter, head Professor of Botany at Chicago University, was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at its Pittsburgh meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Menefee
Reds
Blues
A. W. Priest
Camp Sheridan Ala
Camp Meade
Norman Sharp
Hanover
Army
Edward Gordon
Navy
Edward Monroe
S Dept
John M. Coulter
Chicago University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Clapp
Sweethart
Ananias Club
Service Flag Fund
Hanover High School
Scottsburg
Geo. G. Schlbrede
A. B. Clapp
P. E. Carson
S. E. Paulus
L. L. Huber
J. E. Amick
W. A. Millisee
Paul.e. Carson
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