YM C A Social Feasts as College Crowd Attends
Nearly every college man gathered at the YMCA Social last Thursday night joining Mickie Stub Ty and Pube Philosophy and Coach Weber. The event dumped formalities and offered sandwiches peanut meat and lemonade along with peanuts. A lock step parade around campus followed a long song session before the crowd dispersed.
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Mickie
Stub
Pube
Philosophy
Weber
Dippy
Fritz
College Tu
Letelathean Society Meets
The Zetelathean Society met Friday with all but two members present. Minor business was settled and Miss Ray Hofstadt accepted the invitation to deliver the commencement diplomas. Members performed essays, orations, and declamations on topics from New England to Ideal Womanhood, with a debate affirming equal study for boys and girls.
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Zetelathean Society
Ray Hofstadt
Florence Hensler
New England
Carrie Craig
The
Women of India
Eula
Marjory Priest
Dottie Jones
Minnie Branham
Mission of Music
Clara Schreiber
Pilgrims
Florence Priest
Anna Schlichter
Alice Craig
Fatal Exams Startled Courtroom Observers This Week
Investigators began examining the case on Wednesday as the fatal exams proceeded, with officials awaiting the final findings. The proceedings focus on determining cause and accountability amid growing public interest and ongoing legal steps.
Hanover to Host Seven-Game 1911 Football Schedule
T. W. Blair announced Hanover's 1911 football schedule a seven game slate with four on the road and three at home. Contracts are signed except the Franklin game in process. Opponents include Kentucky Military Institute October 7 at Hanover and Wabash November 28? at Crawfordsville.
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Hanover
T. W. Blair
Franklin
Blair
Kentucky Military Institute
Kentucky Central University
Danville
Kentucky State University
Wabash
Crawfordsville
Moores Hill
Seasons Basketball Men Are Rewarded
The Hanover varsity basketball players were honored Tuesday in chapel for their season. Captain Pabe Voris Harold Mann A Iddings Ralph Hamar J Lawson and Russell Kehoe received letters in class order. Additional letters were awarded to H Voris W J D Russell and A Ramsay for partial contributions. The coach praised the squad and forecast next year may be Hanover’s best yet. He also urged attendance at the Vail-Graham Concert athletic benefit Friday.
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Weber
Pabe Voris
Harold Mann
A. Iddings
Ralph Hamar
J. Lawson
Russell Kehoe
Athletic Association
H. Voris
W. J. D. Russell
A. Ramsay
Hanover
Examinations Underway as Term Tests Begin
Examinations are in progress with a schedule starting Wednesday. Classes occur in successive hours with 1st hour on the first day, 2nd hour the next day, and so on.
Excellent Address in Christian Associations
A joint Christian Associations meeting heard Professor Young describe life as an opportunity and a well planned life. He likened life planning to building a house, urged Bible knowledge and divine guidance, and stressed truth and keeping actions above board.
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Christ
Professor Young
God
Chresto Meeting Highlights Child Justice Debate
The regular Chresto meeting Friday featured an oration titled Justice to the Child by Miss Eloise Millis, praised by attendees. A lively debate on Rural Mail Carriers salaries concluded with a ruling in favor of the affirmative, defended by Frieda Back and Coretta Bals er against Mary Lombard and Helen Vain.
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Chrestos
Eloise Millis
Frieda Back
Coretta Balser
Mary Lombard
Helen Vain
Local residents’ weekend travel noted
W. W. Moffatt visited Louisville on Saturday. M. M. Montgomery stayed at home in Seymour from Friday to Sunday. R. W. Hamar returned to Franklin for the weekend.
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W. W. Moffatt
Louisville
M. M. Montgomery
Seymour
R. W. Hamar
Franklin
Union and Philal Elect Officers for New Team
Union Lit held a meeting with lady visitors and debated the Canadian Reciprocity Bill. The negative won the decision as speakers including Dowell and Kehoe made strong appeals. Philal elected officers with Hollcroft as president and Vancil as vice president.
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Union Lit
United States
Ty Cobb
P. Frank
E. Cravens
R. Hamar
Dearing
R. Kehoe
A. Ramsay
Tip Montgomery
S. Riely
Doc” Dowell
F. C. Millis
Stub Dearing
Andrew Farrell
James Almond
Doc Dowell
F. Montgomery
R. Sitter
Philal
T. R. Hollcroft
H. Vancil
Hufford
A. Iddings
Changes in Baseball Schedule For Season
Manager Farrell declares three schedule changes for the season. Purdue moves from March 31 to April 17. Indiana Freshman is canceled to host DePauw on May 8, with State Normal game set for May 12. The squad shows improvement after two weeks of practice. Dawson, Gil bert, Slawson, and Capt. Drew are named pitchers. Bill Short to return as catcher.
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Farrell
Purdue
Indiana
DePauw
S. Dawson
Gilbert
Jeffersonville
Slawson
Saluda
Capt. Drew
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YM. C. A. Social
M.C.A. Hall
Letelathean Society
Young
Young Peoples Organization
Chresto
Union and
Union
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