Wilmington Wins Hard Fought Game
The Wilmington College team secured a victory on a recent basketball trip in a closely contested game marked by disputed officiating. Husky Hoosiers, led by players Manaugh and James, suffered from persistent fouls called against Hanover as Franklin and Butler await.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Hanover
Husky Hoosiers
Franklin
Butler
Manaugh
James
Paulus
Culley
Allison
R. McNulty
W. McNulty
Rogers
Hollmeyer
Boxing and Wrestling Class To Open At Hanover Gym
Coach Rider announces a boxing and wrestling class will begin soon at Hanover Gym. Gloves have not arrived yet but in a few days the gym will host many pugilistic encounters. Open to anyone desiring to get beat up.
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Rider
Hanover
Joseph R Voris Dies in Bedford at 50
Joseph R. Voris a Hanover College alumnus and trustee died at his Bedford home January 17 at age fifty. He was a Bedford businessman and philanthropist serving as president of Citizens National Bank of Bedford and holding past roles with the American Bankers Association and the Indiana Bankers Association.
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Joseph R. Voris
Hanover College
Bedford
Hanover
Citizens National Bank of
American Bankers’ Association
Indiana Bankers Association
J. R. Vorisford
Ind
A. C. Voris
A. H. Young
Glenn Culbertson
Faculty
Joe Voris
Classical Club to be organized for study of antiquities
A Classical Club will be organized at Hanover College for Roman and Greek antiquities. Prof. Gold requests interested students to attend the first meeting Monday at seven in the Dormitory. No Latin or Greek is required and the club plans monthly meetings with papers and discussions.
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Gold
Classical Club
Sophomore team upset Charlestown High in 43 21 win
Sophomores defeated Charlestown High varsity 43 to 21 after trailing at halftime. Players Brashear Luckett Montgomery Van Antwerp and Huntley contributed to the comeback and solid all around play.
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Charlestown High School
Charlestown
Sophs
Brashear
Luckett
Montgomery
van Antwerp
Huntley
English Dominates Courses In College Enrollments
A college survey shows English to be the most popular department, with History and Social Science a close second. The ranking reflects required hours in each field, English leading with 388 hours followed by Mathematics, Social Science, and History.
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Lame Duck
Endowment Drive for Hanover College Gathers Steam
Hanover College eyes a statewide endowment campaign with city committees in Indianapolis Cincinnati Louisville and Evansville planning events. The Jefferson County project aims to ease giving by offering two years credit and semi annual payments. President Millis reports a strong meeting and organizers expect a statewide solicitation date to be announced later.
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Hanover College
Hotel
Jefferson
Frier
Purdue
Department of Agriculture and Forestry
Millis
Interoe
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Evansville
Jefferson County
Madison Courier
Triangle College Newsletter Mailing Glitch Attributed To Former Member
The Triangle’s business manager reports three issues failed to reach alumni subscribers due to a former member’s negligence. The staff apologizes and promises to mail missing numbers if possible and seeks to prevent a recurrence.
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Heck
Anael
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E. E. Hawkins
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