Opening Day at Hanover College Marks New Term
Opening ceremonies in Dowell Chapel featured Prof. Sou ter speaking on The Scholar with focus on Nicodemus. Hanover College presented athletic letters to baseball football and basketball players and introduced new tennis and H A A letters.
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Dowell Chapel
Classic Hall
Millis
Garritt
Souter
Hanover College
Nicodemus
Boyd
T. H. Montgomery
H. M. Miller
C. E. Drew
E. M. Harrison
E. P. Miller
E.S. Miles
G. Allison
F. ©. Millis
F. Montgomery
G. Reynolds
P. Voris
Hufford
Drew
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Voris C
Montgomery
Miller K. P
Cravens E
Hamar
Reynolds
Baseball Practice Schedules and Prom Plans
The notice states baseball practice at 4 every weekday except Fridays and Saturdays at 2 30. It mentions weekly Christian Association meetings for all students and hints at preparations for the Junior Prom in the gym on Friday April 1.
New Faces at Teachers Course Draw Local Visitors
Pupil entrants join the Teachers course as new faces in town. Townspeople and visitors gathered and were cordially welcomed, continuing the community's tradition of support and engagement.
Mrs Sherman Campbell Thanks Hanover College Friends
In Hanover Indiana on March 29 1910 Mrs Sherman Campbell expresses deep gratitude to the Hanover College faculty students and local friends for tokens of love and sympathy during her husband’s illness and death She recalls the Mizpah Benediction and bids farewell while affirming ongoing ties and faith
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Hanover
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Triangle Kind Friends
Hanover College
Sherman Campbell
Marathon on campus run aims for future athletes
A Thursday crowd of young runners started a record splitting marathon led by Fred Millis. The route moved from the campus to She street and back through the gym ending with a shower and rub down. Participants felt better and awaited the scheduled three mile cross country on April 9.
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America
Hayes
Fred Millis
The Doolittle Prize Sparks Literary Society Rivalry
The annual Doolittle Prize contest between Union Lit and Philalathan grows as a feature of the second term. Donated by HH F. Doolittle, the twenty five dollar prize rewards the winning debater and has elevated interest in all three contest areas.
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Union and
Philarathean
Philal
HH. F. Doolittle
Union Lit
Donald Dushane
Walter Kunkle
Union
A. G. Pheasant
Lit
J. S. Burns
Philals
T. H. Montgomery
Wm. Nicklaus
E. P. Miller
Union Lits
P. C. Voris
Philai
Hanover
Union Literary Society
Philalathean
Doolittle
Bird Club Formed at Hanover for Bird Study
Hanover establishes a Bird Club to teach members about birds. Prof. R. F. Souter initiates the plan with President Millis. A library meeting last week led to a permanent organization, though attendance was lower than hoped. More students have signified intent to join, promising a large membership.
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Hanover
R. F. Souter
Millis
Rapid Transit Begins Between Kent and Hanover
The first real live connection to Hanover opens with up to date passenger service replacing the old livery and the Hanover Flyer. The initial trip ran Monday morning with a schedule of one trip from Kent to Hanover and Madison each day and a return at noon, plus a Saturday afternoon run. The machine is named the Rapid after the auto make, with a promise of strict observance.
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Hanover
Hanover Flyer
Kent
Madison
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Nature
the Bird Club
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