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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
4
A local Maison firm invites customers to inspect their annual print services, promising fair prices and consistent quality. They highlight returning clients and the value of the product for the money.
The article recounts a romance involving Hays, a Kentucky boy who entered Hanover in 1855, and his college sweetheart, the daughter of the college custodian. Financial strain, a move to Louisville, and a ballad born of a moonlit parting mark a life of early promise, later troubled by lost letters, marriage, and death of both lovers.
Miss Leota Denny of Madison has been pledged by the Phi Mu Sorority. The announcement notes her pending initiation and affiliation with the sorority on campus.
Eighteen sophomores report a total of one hundred five possible major combinations under a 1911 college rule requiring two majors during sophomore year. Fifteen majors are offered. seven require four years, seven need three, and Social Science may be 36 or 48 hours.
Dr Millis received a note from Joseph W Evans ex 96 offering fifty dollars for the best last essay by a Junior or Senior on The Currency Bill and its Problems The prize will be awarded about May first Evans attended the Austin hearing of the Regional Banks Organization Committee and urged undergraduate familiarity with the new Currency Bill Evans entered Hanover in 1891 and left after his junior year His uncle Rev W W Evans has served on the college Board of Trustees since 1892.
Misses Helen Leland and Cecile Leakey of Madison attended the Lauder recitals on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Hugh Hamilton and Rev. J B Ferguson of Hopewell are here attending the Lauder Lecture Recitals, guests of Mrs. Hamilton.
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