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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
3
Local ad lists sizes and prices for Kodak prints and developing services. Entry notes several dimensions and small price points for 2 by 4 and 1 by 2 inch formats with cents listed.
A local ad promises the largest assortment of toys fancy china and cut glass in the city at the lowest prices. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to find discounts on a wide range of items including decorative pieces and children's toys.
Fragmentary OCR shows a cluttered merchandise list including jackets robes pajamas umbrellas neckties and combinations with prices ranging from 25 cents to 14 dollars. Reads like a scattered holiday shopping section with multiple brands and items.
Donors in the Endowment Campaign trust every dollar will fund permanent endowment held by the Board of Trustees. Goals include chairs in Biology Bibli Cal Literature Education and a strengthened library and maintenance funds. Also notes a campus dance and sorority initiations with local students.
Football Manager Lesche presents a tentative 1914 schedule with games at Hanover against New Albany High School October New Albany. Kentucky Military Academy at Lyndon October 10. Earlham at Earlham October 17. Transylvania University at Lexington October 24. Moores Hill at Hanover October 31. Franklin at Hanover November 7.
A large gathering of Hanover religious organizations met Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church invited by the Christian Endeavor Society. Representatives from the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Association Light Bearers Standard Bearers and Christian Endeavor spoke brief words. The Boy Scouts gave an exhibition drill. The aim was to unite the groups under common purpose.
Miss Merrill and Miss Harris of the Franklin Chapter Delta Delta Delta attended a one hour tea at the Thelta Delta Sigma sorority hall on Saturday afternoon January 3rd.
The party arrived in Hanover last evening for the Tau Chapter Phi Gamma Delta anniversary exercises. Guests include John B. Allison of Gardner Illinois Archie W. Priest of Shepherdsville Kentucky Dr Schork ley from Indiana University Dr Christian and wife of Indianapolis and F Schmalzried from D Pauw University.
Statistics show 80 percent of University of Montana fraternity men are working their way through college while 78 percent of college activity participants are supporting themselves. The figures indicate substantial self help among students.
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