Philalathean Literary Society Banquets Highlight Banquet Evening
The Philalathean Literary Society hosted a banquet at the Sutherland Cafe with 34 guests. Toastmaster Professor Hadley and guests Professor Culbertson and Dr. Garritt attended, sharing thoughts on the value of literary societies and oratory.
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Philalathean Literary Society
Sutherland Cafe
Hadley
Young and Culbertson
Garritt
Prof. Culbertson
Capehart
Drew
Philar
John Allison
Glee Club
Cohan
Johnny
Prof
Culbertson
Philal
Trimble County
Kentucky
Freshman Excursion Plans For River Trip
Freshman class meeting decided on the annual river excursion to proceed as the usual meet the other boat event. Fern Grove trip dropped due to cost and lack of upper classman support. May 17 set for the outing with tickets at 75 cents from class members.
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Fern Grove
Commencement Calendar for 1912 Week at Hanover Academy
The 1912 Commencement Week program lists events from June 7 to June 12. Activities include Commencement Exercises at 7 30 P M June 7, Baccalaureate Service June 9 10 30 A M with sermon by The President, Address to the Associations, Annual Field and Tennis Tournament, Senior Class Play, Board of Trustees meetings, reunion of Literary Societies, Diploma delivery, Alumni Dinner, Primary Oratorical Contest, and the Annual Commencement Exercises on June 12 at 10:00 P M.
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Hanover Academy
Zetelathean Meeting Showcases Diverse Literary Program
The Zetelathean last Friday featured varied readings and numbers. Carrie Craig spoke on The Curiosities of Fashion, Florence Priest gave Contentment, and Alice Craig read Hiawatha's Wooing. Eula Deputy led The Greatness of St Paul, Florence Hensler declaimed Toe the Pure All Things Are Pure, and Freda Kunkel read Darwin. A Bird Programme was planned for May 10 to honor the Audubon Society gathering in Hanover.
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Carrie Craig
Florence Priest
Hiawatha
Alice Craig
St. Paul
Eula
Florence Hensler
Freda Kunkel
Charles Dar
The
Audubon Society
Hanover
1911 1912 Catalogues Available by Mail
Ad notes catalogues for 1911 and 1912 are out and will be mailed on application. It mentions Mrs. Jack Thompson formerly Miss Nellie Clemmons class of 1900 spending the summer there and invites readers to read the advertisements.
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Jack Thompson
Nellie Clemmons
More New Students Amid Growing College Enrollment
The college reports record enrollment this term with many new students entering teacher training and regular courses. Thirteen new students joined from local high schools and one returning student arrived, listing names such as James Davis Otto Field Snodgrass and Marysville. Eleven come from New Washington high school and others from North Madison DuPont Deputy and Charles Town high schools.
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James Davis
Otto
Field Snodgrass
Clarence M. Ferry
Raymond R. Hutchins
Marysville
Daniel E. Walker
Strausse Stoner
New Washington
Helen Wood
Kathryn Sarver
Madison
George T. Huffman
Lexington
Edith Harrell
Dupont
Elizabeth Cosby
Willie S. Mace
Nabb
Dickey
Morton C. Gilter
Ralph Pierce
Tom Crist
New Washington High School
North Madison High School
Dupont High School
Deputy High School
Charlestown
Death of Rev Edward Baech A Hanover Alum In Delphi Ill
Revered Edward Baech born 1863 in Vincennes Indiana and class of 1890 at Hanover died of stomach cancer in Delphi Indiana after a long ministry. He served at Rensselaer Indianapolis Maroon Illinois Arcola and finally Delphi with wife Irene Richie Nelson and children Catherine and Edward surviving.
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Hanover
Edward Baech
Delphi
Ind
Baech
Vincennes
McCormick Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church of
First Church of
Maroon,ll
First Presbyterian Church of
Arcola
Ill
Irene Richie Nelson
Catherine
Edward
Governor names Hadley delegate to National Charity Conference
Governor Marshall appoints Professor Arthur M. Hadley of History and Economics as a delegate to the National Charity Conference to be held in Cleveland from June 12 to 19.
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Governor Marshall
Arthur M. Hadley
History and Economics
Cleveland
Diplomat Tom Dawson Dies in Washington D C
Thomas Cleveland Dawson former class of 1886 Hanover resident diplomatic officer of the state department died in Washington on May 1 after weeks of illness at age forty six. A native of Hudson Wisconsin he studied at Hanover and rose from Iowa lawyer to assistant attorney general before entering diplomacy in 1897. Known as the great pacificator in Latin American affairs he served as minister to several Latin American nations and later resident diplomatic officer in Washington.
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Thomas Cleveland Dawson
State Department
Washington, D. C
Hudson
Wis
Dawson
Hanover
Iowa
Legation
Brazil
Washington
Central America
Latin America
Tom Dawson
United States
Hamilton
Yale
T. C. Dawson
Florida
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Philalathean Literary Societies
N Association
Zetelathean
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