Death of R P Hamilton Greensburg Indiana
Rufus P. Hamilton died suddenly in Greensburg Indiana on April 30. An Hanover College alumnus and trustee, he led a long public career including deputy county treasurer county recorder and councilman at large. Survived by wife Esther and children Clara Elmer Herschel, he was active in the Presbyterian church and Odd Fellows. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian church with burial by the Odd Fellows.
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Rufus P. Hamilton
Greensburg
Ind
Hamilton
Hanover
Greensburg Standard
John F. Goddard
L. A. Harding
H. C. Skillman
E. E. Hite
B. F. Bennett
O. G. Miller
Mr. Goddard
Ripley County
Faith- Hanover College
Ellen Benham
Clarksburg
Herschel
Jenks
Oklahoma
Recorder’s Office
Presbyterian Church
Hanover College
Odd Fellows
Presbyterian
W. H. Reynolds
Talcott Williams to Speak at Indiana Intercollegiate Banquet
Talcott Williams editor of the Philadelphia Press and Columbia journalism director will headline the fourth annual Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association banquet at Earlham College May 10-11. Kin Hubbard of the Indianapolis News is also invited. Members include Wabash Purdue DePauw Rose Poly Hanover Butler Earlham. Delegates will be hosted at the door stage Friday, with a Day Dodger play and a dual track meet Indiana vs Earlham Saturday on Reid Field.
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Richmond
Ind
Talcott Richmond
Talcott Williams
Philadelphia Press
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association
Earlham College
Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Abe Martin
Wabash
Indiana
Purdue
DePauw
Rose Poly
Hanover
Butler
Earlham
Quaker Club
Dodger
Reid Field
Wealthy Students Not as Seen at University of Cincinnati
Charles W. Dabney reports 5 percent of UC students come from wealthy families. Seventy five percent come from households under 2500 dollars yearly and 35 percent under 1500. Eighteen percent earn 2500 to 7500, 10 percent are fatherless supported by widowed mothers, and 40 percent of families live in rented homes while 60 percent own homes.
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Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Death of Three Hanoverians Noted Prominent Citizens
The past week saw the deaths of three Hanoverians of prominence. R. P. Hamilton class of 1872, a lawyer and civic activist, Rev. Beach class of 1890, a leading Presbyterian minister in Indiana with a warm personality, and T. C. Dawson class of 1886. Hamilton was a classmate of the late Henry Webb Johnson and his loss will be felt in the community and among friends. Rev. Beach was known for fine character and a large circle of friends.
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R. P. Hamilton
Rev. Beach
T. C. Dawson
Henry Webb Johnson
Beach
Indiana
Diplomat Thomas C. Dawson Remembered as South American Affairs Expert
Thomas C. Dawson, a prominent diplomat on South American affairs, was praised for his keen intellect and rare understanding of relations among the South American Republics. His loss is described as severe to his intimate friends and to the nation at large.
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Thomas C. Dawson
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