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Hanover College Triangle

Location

Hanover, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

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Senior class play The Man from Home next Monday night

The senior class presents The Man from Home with new scenery and costumes in Assembly Hall next Monday evening. Under Prof Belcher the cast has practiced for six weeks. four rehearsals weekly and full dress runs Friday and Saturday. Ticket sales start at three this afternoon as a large audience is expected.

Assembly Hall Belcher C. R. Voris R. E. Cravens Helen Webb Earl Swann Thalass teo*heeDhingi Cub Pla Alexander Migtovitch Theodore Petranoff Macedonia Bulgaria

Hart Wins Evans Contest For Banking Law Essay

Last Wednesday in chapel a $50 prize was awarded to Lee Hart for winning the Evans contest. His manuscript on The New American Banking Law and Its Problems placed first among six junior and senior entrants. Albert H. W. Lesche took second and Albert E. Selrs third. Judges were John A. Holliday Brandt C. Downey Evans C. Woolen, Indianapolis bankers.

Lee Hart Evans Joseph W. Evans Houston Texas Albert H. W. Lesche Albert E. Selrs John AH. _ Holliday Brandt C. Downey and Evans C. Woolen Indianapolis

Franklin Graduation Hears 35 Seniors

Thirty five seniors are to be graduated from Franklin this year. Twenty nine of them have completed more than the required 186 hours of work.

Franklin

Varsity H. H. Club Formed At Hanover College

A new organization named the Varsity H. H. Club forms with twelve charter members. Eligibility requires two Varsity Hs in any intercollegiate sport. Officers include President Vice-President and Secretary Treasurer with annual elections and an honorary Athletic Director member.

H. H H. Hart Jay Hanover College Durin

Old Grad Brashear speaks at chapel on Thursday morning

Reverend Turner G. Brashear of the class of ’87 from Bighton Colorado spoke in chapel last Thursday morning. He recalled Hanover days and the impact of surroundings on students, using Psalms 121:1 as his text. He is McCormick Seminary trained and spent nine years as a missionary in Persia. He visited his son Irwin Brashear who was ill at Kings Daughters hospital and plans to sail soon for Europe for the summer.

Rev. Brashear Class of Turner G. Brashear Bighton Colorado Hanover

Evangelistic Work Planned by Whitcomb at Indiana Churches

L G Whitcomb will conduct evangelistic services this summer at the Grammer and Elizabethtown Presbyterian churches in Indiana, bringing religious outreach to the communities.

L. G. Whitcomb Grammer Elizabethtown Indiana

Miss Carrie Craig Returns From Vevay Visit

Miss Carrie Craig returns from Vevay where she visited Miss Mary Ball, sharing details of the trip and companionship during the stay.

Carrie Craig Vevay Mary Ball

Miss MacIntyre Visits Helen Webb in Illinois

Miss MacIntyre of Illinois is visiting Helen Webb. The two women are seen together in a local social setting, with no further public events recorded.

Miss MacIntyre Illinois Helen Webb

G. E. Trotter Wins Oratorical Contest at Presbyterian Church

G E Trotter captured the primary oratorical contest with a speech on Recent Progress of Japan earning Hanover’s representation next year and a $39 prize. Other speakers included L L Huber on Service Harry Hege on labor evils Petranoff on George Washington of Bulgaria and Alexander Miyatovitch on the Bulgarian war with Servia. Judges were Dean Clark Hill Dr Le Bach and Rev Gordon with President Millis presiding.

Presbyterian Church G. E. Trotter Japan Captain Perry L. L. Huber Harry Hege Petranoff George Washington Bulgaria Alexander Miyatovitch Dean Clark Hill le Bach Gordon Millis Hawk Hanover Trotter

Dear Hanover I Love Thee Well Poem Farewell

A college farewell poem by Albert Eldon Sellers laments parting from Hanover. The speaker reflects on memories and duties ahead, thanking Hanover for shaping his life and future in a sentimental verse.

Hanover

Week of exams ends Friday. graduation Friday night

The current week is devoted to regular term examinations closing Friday at noon. Commencement exercises start Friday night with the Academy graduation at the Presbyterian church.

Academy Presbyterian Church

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Ings Hart Evans Prize Constitution OLD Grad Madison Ind G. Trotter Vale Hanoveri Albert Eldon Sellers
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