Hanover College Alumni in Diverse Professions
The college catalog shows alumni entering many fields led by ministry at 36 percent, education 21.21, law 14.5, business 10, medicine 7.5, with farming and journalism at 4 each. Notable graduates include Thomas A. Hendricks and Walter L. Fisher among others, listing careers in politics, judiciary, academia, and public service.
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Thomas A. Hendricks
Muskingum Co
Hanover College
Shelbyville
Ind
Indiana
Congress
the Interior
Oscar H. Montgomery
Indiana Supreme Court
A.Z. Wiley
Indiana Appelate Court
Benton County
James B. Swing
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas D.*‘awson
San Domingo
E. P. Whallon
The
Herald and Presbyter
FE. R Monfort
John H. Holiday
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
Allan Dawson
New York Lobe
John M. Bloss
John M Coulter
Chicago University
Harvey W. Wiley
United States
Robert J.tracewell
U. S. Treasury
Wm Tullop
L. Pence
Denver
Col
James K. Patterson
Kentucky State University
Jonathan Edwards
Washington and Jefferson and Hanover Colleger
L. W. Willians
Harvard’ University
Reginald H. Thompson
Program of Events Commencement Week 1911
Term Examinations close June 2. Academy Commencement Friday night June 2. Oratorical Contest Saturday night June 8. Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday June 4 10 30 a m President Wm A Millis. Annual sermon to Christian Assas 7 30 p m Sunday June 4. Field Day Monday June 5. Senior Play The County Chairman Monday June 5 7 30 p m. Literary Society Reunions Tuesday June 6 9 a m. Annual Alumni Meeting Tuesday June 6 3 p m. Annual Alumni Banquet Tuesday June 6 9 p m. Commencement Exercises Wednesday June 7 10 a m Address Dr James K Patterson IL LD class 1856.
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Academy
Wm. A. Millis
Christian Assas
Literary Society
James K. Patterson
Commencement Invitation To Hanover Alumni
A note from June 8 Commencement announces the seventy eighth class graduation and invites Hanover alumni to attend. It extends a cordial greeting and special invitations to classes matching the current year ending digits, urging readers to respond and ensure a good time for all attendees. Faculty signatories H. Young and J. B. Garritt.
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H. Young
J. B. Garritt
Rhodes Scholar Whallon to Sail for China Mission
Albert K. Whallon of Hanover, two Rhodes scholars at Oxford, graduates in June 1910, excelled in tennis helping defeat Cambridge. He now studies at Lane Theological Seminary and Cincinnati Univ. He leaves for Hangzhou, China, in August under the Presbyterian Foreign Board. Also notes birth of Dorothy Helen Oxsheer on April 6, born to Mr and Mrs D Oxsheer. mother Edna Webb class of 1912.
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Albert K. Whallon
Hanover
Rhodes
Oxford
Whallon
Cambridge
Lane Theological Seminary
Cincinnati University
Presbyterian Foreign Board
Hang Chos
China
D. Oxsheer
Dorothy Helen
Oxsheer
Edna Webb
Miss Eloise Millis Visited At tica Indiana
Miss Eloise Millis was a visitor in At tica Indiana from Friday through Tuesday. Her stay took place in the local period, with no extended events recorded.
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Eloise Millis
Attica
Ind
Harrison Visited Sigma Chi House This Week
E. M. Harrison dropped by the Sigma Chi house early this week, meeting residents and sharing greetings.
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E. M. Harrison
Sigma Chi
College Alumni Spread Across Mission Fields
The article lists Hanover College alumni in international and domestic mission work. It notes Rev Robert Hopkins drowned in Nebraska Indian work, Rev H M Giltner known as Father Giltner in Kansas, and Prof M Coyner aiding Mormons in Salt Lake City. It covers numerous others in India China Korea Central America and Mexico, naming many with class years and roles.
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Robert Hopkins
Nebraska
H. M. Giltner
Kansas
Father Giltner
M. Coyner
Mommons
Salt Lake City
R. McGee
Indian Territory
T. C. Moffett
Amon
Presbyterian Church
Moses 8. Coulter
Finley Crowe
Union Theological Seminary
Nanking
China
Guy W. Hamilton
M. D
Shunte Fu
J. Rk. Jones
India
R. B. Wykoff
Thomas Tracy
California
M. I. Garrrison
Bombay
EK. E. Selleman
Howard Fisher
Washington, D. C
G. H. Simonson
Chicago
Brazil
Hanover
Robert Lennington
EN. Pires
W. H. McKee
E. Finley
Marshall, NC
Central America
Mexico
H. ©. Thomson
A. P. Keil
J. J. Gilchrist
D. Y. Iddings
Minnie C. Arbuckle
Korea
Hanover Falls 3 2 To State Normal In Long Classic
In a standout home game at Woods field Hanover loses 3 to 2 to State Normal after fourteen innings. Dawson Farrell and Dickey sparkled with pitching and catching while Hollenbeck, Slawson and Drew stood out with defense and timely hits.
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Woodsfield
Hanover
State Normal
H. Rooters
Dawson
Farrell
Dickey
Hollenbeck
Slawson
Mick
Cub
Hamar
Scoggins
Kyle
Center Garden
Asbury
Ruben
York
Moore
Brown
Rooters
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