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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
4
The speaker argues that nations and social order suffer when Christ is replaced by secular aims. He condemns modern education divorced from piety and warns that war follows miseducation. He urges love and obedience to Christ, citing John’s gospel about abiding in Him and His peace.
The annual contest at the Presbyterian church will showcase seven entrants with topics ranging from poverty to Belgium of yesterday and today. Contestants include Irwin Brashear Malcom McNeal and Scott Sutherland among others with musical selections to accompany the program headed by Miss Alina Macdonnell and others.
The sequence lists events from Thursday June 10 to Tuesday June 15 including class plays at the Gymnasium, a Presbyterian Church address by Hon. L N Hines, Baccalaureate by President Millis, Y M C A illustrated talk by E E Stacy, class day athletics and tennis, alumni meetings and dinners, primary oratorical contest, and commencement exercises with named speakers and graduates.
The Christian Association hosted K. E. Stacy who spoke on YMCA influence abroad. He described the emblem circle around an equilateral triangle bearing Wind Body Spirit and urged the audience to recognize the organization as The Greatest Worldwide Brotherhood.
A proverb-style line asserts that successful people create chances rather than wait. It emphasizes proactive effort and readiness, suggesting that action unlocks success and fosters ongoing opportunity.
A proverb-like line notes the paradox of a person who names himself as chairman of the advisory board for his own business. It highlights self-dealing and control within corporate governance.
Two women exchange courteous greetings but their initial politeness masks growing hostility as tensions escalate. The encounter highlights deep personal friction and sets the stage for a sharper conflict later.
A pithy adage notes that personal outcomes can surprise, as a man deemed unsuccessful in many areas nonetheless finds a stable marriage. The saying reflects social attitudes toward luck and compatibility in relationships.
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