Close Came Lost to Baptist Five
Hanover led 10 to 6 at halftime but Franklin College surged in the second half. Mullikin led Franklin with four points, while Kehoe, Lawson, and Voris sparked Hanover’s late rally before Franklin edged ahead 20 to 17.
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Hanover
Baptist
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Kehoe
Mullikin
Klyver
Campbell
Lawson
Cooke
Voris
Batista
Momet
Tis
Attasugn Klyver
Abbott
Mont Omenry
Carlisle
Trotter
Kent High School
The
Academy
Series of Special Meetings Led by Dr. John Watson
Interest grows in a week of services directed by Dr. John Watson pastor of the Church of the Covenant in Cincinnati. Morning chapel and evening church talks arranged with daytime student conferences. the Presbyterian leader is expected to draw large crowds with strong sermons and notable committees involvement.
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John Watson
Church of the Covenant
Cincinnati
Dr. Watson
Pr. Watson
United States
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Watson
A Christian’s Cheerfulness and Courage Led by Helen Culbertson
Helen Culbertson led YW A Y W last Tuesday night with a talk on A Christian's Cheerfulness and Courage. She used the calming of the storms on the Sea of Galilee to illustrate Christ's presence giving courage to Christians in life stories. The meeting was well attended and full of interest.
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Y. W
Helen Culbertson
Sea of Galilee
Reverend H D Graham Visits Hanover On Booming Finances
Rev. H D Graham was in Hanover on business Tuesday and reports finances booming.
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H. D. Graham
Hanover
Freshmen and Juniors Maintain Class Game Superiority
The article reports on class games among four year levels with Freshmen and Juniors undefeated. Seniors often challenged but fell behind in key matchups as the standings favor Third Year men, with notable scores and upcoming practice sessions. Albert E. Sellers reenters school in Oxford, Ohio.
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Mucn
Franklin Beats Hanover in Slow First Half
Franklin defeats Hanover 22 to 8 with a sluggish start and a brisk second half. Referee Ed Cook from I U officiated the game.
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Franklin
Hanover
Refieree
Cook
I. U
Hanover College Endowment Campaign Reaches Forty Thousand
After three months the drive to boost Hanover College endowment has netted forty thousand dollars in pledges and arrangements. Organizers report encouraging responses and optimism that the goal will be met by commencement. Mr Graham forecasts reaching the target by year end.
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Hanover College
Graham
First College Paper Origins at Harvard
The Harvard Crimson notes Dartmouth produced the first college paper the Gazette in 1800 with Daniel Webster among its contributors. Yale followed with the Literary Cabinet but died early, and Harvard began journalism in 1810 with Edward Everett and seven associates launching the Harvard Lyceum Exchange.
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Harvard Crimson
Dartmouth
the Gazette
Chifly
Daniel Webster
Yale
Harvard
Edward Evgerett
Harvard Lyceum—Exchange
Sigma Chi pledges by three Madison men
Stanley Cochran Van Francis and Roydon Vawter of Madison pledge Sigma Chi. The Mid term Dramatic Club play committee has reviewed several plays and plans to announce the selected work in the coming days.
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Stanley Cochran
van Francisco
Roydon Vawter
Madison
Sigma Chi
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Oxford, Ohio
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Lesche F, Hufford
Klynn Johnson Hart Brashear Hamilton U Jackson Watts & Millis
Hanover Triangle
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