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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
The text promotes the Eautine collar as the leading close-front style for men. It highlights its compatibility with current dress and praises the slip-over buttonhole and Lock-front design by LION collars. ALCO of the LION Brand is noted as offering the only close-front with these advantages.
Base ball preparations are on in earnest at Woods Athletic Field as fans watch new stars develop. Coaches mold a safe, sane team to face Purdue on April 7 with promising recruits Dickey Moore Mac Donald Montgomery and Slawson showing talent. The second team travels to North Madison Friday for a game against the high school and a practice match is set for Saturday with Hanover Town.
Mrs. Amanda Fisher, wife of college president, died recently and was buried at Hanover after services led by Dr. John S. Hawk. Noted for a life of kindness to students she was praised as a moulding influence at the college. The funeral followed by a burial on the ridge with hymns and tributes from former colleagues.
Professor H. C. Montgomery was in Seymour on Monday and Tuesday, meeting local residents and inspecting facilities. The visit highlights ongoing educational outreach by the scholar and his associates.
The spring migration is underway with many birds returning early. Robins are abundant and many summer residents reappear, boosting local species to over fifty. The Bird Club member lists arrivals before March first and from March 1 to 15, naming numerous species observed in our vicinity.
I F C Millis submits the report to the Press Club detailing financial transactions as business manager of the Triangle from March 1906 to March 1911. Dr Millis departed for Indianapolis this afternoon. B F Dearing is sick at his Shelbyville home Illinois.
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