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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
An invitation extends to all students to visit the store and view a new extensive line of fall and holiday goods. The shop promises high quality articles and satisfaction on every purchase, including emblem work on jewelry.
An ad style boast highlights offerings of typefaces from 1m to eighteen inches high with top mechanics and machinery. It promises quality work and urges first orders to become repeat customers.
Indiana game recap lists players Kehoe Trotter Campbell Lawson Hufford Klyver Abbott Voris Mullikin Carlisle Cooke Nelp Montgomery Wygant Kield as scorers with Campbell 1 Mullikin 4 Klyver 2 Abbott 1 Kehoe 2 Voris 1. Fouls include Lawson 4 Cooke 4. Referee Frieland. Time of halves 20 minutes.
Dr Charles R Hamilton class of 1883 told Cleveland listeners the American government has advanced Christianity in the Philippines and that the islands are self supporting aside from troop transport and maintenance. Mrs Hamilton runs a daily native dispensary in Laguna. Rev J H Tedford editor of Mount Ayr Record News begins an autobiography. Frank R Adams 99 plans to study agriculture at Virginia Agricultural College in Blackville.
Rev Thomas J Graham of Richmond Indiana, long time pastor of the Presbyterian Church there, has received a unanimous call to lead the Presbyterian Church at Fargo North Dakota. A Princeton Theological Seminary graduate, he will depart for his new field soon after unanimous approval from Fargo. The Fargo church previously had Rev Charles R Adams from 1905 to 1911. The Hanover man’s standing in the ministry is noted.
Reverend Preney T. Graham conducted the chapel exercises Tuesday morning at the college. The event featured a brief address and a devotional billeting the student body for the day.
The 1914 Revonah staff reports active work with photos taken recently and committees gathering material. Plans are not yet announced but the staff hints at new features unseen in previous issues and a strong aim to surpass the 1913 edition in quality and interest.
At the Phi Gam house monthly dinner the Senior Class adopted a plan for alumni contact. Each member writes a general letter about themselves and sends it to one designated person who forwards it to all other contributors. W. H. Navel was named as the letter custodian. RP. Kehoe, former varsity baseball player, elected to lead the spring sports team. Most members attended, making the dinner highly enjoyable.
Earlham defeated India na 19 to 11 at Bloomington and then fell 28 to 25 to the state team in Richmond last Friday evening. John A. Lapp W J Stout and W K Stewart of Indianapolis were chosen as judges for the State Oratorical Contest in Indianapolis on February 17. Dr Millis lectured at Jeffersonville High School on Vocational Training last Friday evening.
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