Victory and Defeat in Doubleheader at French Lick
Normal loses to Hanover in a slugfest while splitting away games Thursday and Friday. Farrell started for Normal, with Friedman and Dawson pitching for Hanover. Key hits by Miller Harrison Nowlin and Jones fuelled Normal scoring. Hanover edges Normal 5 to 3 in the late innings.
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Franklin
Farrell
Dawson
Friedman
Slawson
Nowlin
Hamar
Miller
Harrison
French Lick
West Baden
Bird
Skeeters
Wilson
Jones
Myers
Hanover A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E! Nowlin
Bes Drew
Short
Miles
Hanover
Hanover College to send two tennis players to upstate contests
Representing Hanover College at the upcoming upstate matches are R. J. Millar and F. W. Archer. Arrangements are being made for dual meets with several schools, with two likely to proceed, to prep for the intercollegiate contest at DePauw University in Greencastle May 20 26 27 and the I C A L meet at Terre Haute around May 20. The era of tennis at Hanover is strong and both players are skilled and persistent. A celebration followed a baseball victory last Friday night. The vine on the south side of the west wing of Classic Hall was torn from its mounting, spoiling the building’s appearance. Classes were dismissed after the third hour for a funeral. William Nichols visited Madison with his father and returned to Hanover. Seniors’ dignified look deepens as graduation nears.
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Hanover College
R. J. Millar
F. W. Archer
DePauw Uni
Greencastle
Ind
Terre Haute
Soldier of Christ Reverend Oldfather Dies at Smyrna Church
The death of Rev. Jeremiah M. Oldfather D D pastor of Smyrna church ended a 38 year gospel career. Born 1841 in Lewisburg Ohio he served in the 93rd Ohio Infantry. He preached in Persia and led multiple congregations before his death at Smyrna. He leaves a widow four children and several siblings.
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Jeremiah M. Oldfather
D. D
Smyrna
Jesus Christ
Doctor Oldfather
Lewisburg
Ohio
Miami University
93Rd
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Laur Theological Seminary
Cincinnati Presbytery
Felicia N. Rice
Rockville
Ind
Persia
Oldfather
New Albany
Bethel
Henryville
New Washington
Home Mission Committee
Lexington and Smyrna
New Albany Presbytery
Executive Commission
Peranent Committee On Foreign Mission
Hanover Ministerial Association
Hanover Bible Class
Grand Army of the Republic
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Wm. A. Oldfather
Urbana
Alumni Notes of Interest Highlight Clergy Moves and Deaths
Rev. K. C. Hartman of Rising Sun Indiana was installed as pastor in Venice on May 2 1910 Rev W A Cravens of Warrika Oklahoma served as moderator of the Presbytery of El Reno in Lawton Oklahoma Rev Geo C Gunter of Tryon Pa accepted a call to Kokomo Indiana with installation plans Rev F Senour died in Titusville Pa April 25 in his eighty sixth year He was born in Madison Indiana November 5 1824 educated at Hanover and McCormick and ordained in 1852 Surviving family includes his wife three daughters and one son The Herald and Presbyter Campistry notes and Beta House dinner events follow.
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K. C. Hartman
Rising Sun
Indiana
Venice
Ross P. O
Ohio
W. A. Cravens
Waurika
Okla
Presbytery of
el Reno
Lawton
Oklahoma
Geo. C. Gunter
Tryon
Kokomo
Ind
F. Senour
Titusville
Madison
Hanover College
McCormick Seminary
Presbytery
Muhlenburg
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State Normal
J. M. Oldfather
Millar
Archer
Wm. Nichols
Christ
Dr. Oldfather
C. H. Oldfather
Chicago
Myra Adams
Fargo, N. Dak
Helen Rieschauer
Tokyo
Japan
Edward VII
Beta House