Endowment gift to Wiley-Maxwell Chair and college reminiscence
Dr. Harvey Wiley sent a six thousand dollar check for the Wiley Maxwell Chair endowment honoring his parents. He recalls his 1863 journey to Hanover College and the start of his college life on April 11, 1863, noting the enduring impact of that day after fifty three years.
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Millis
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley-Maxwell
Anover College
Wiley
Hanover
Samuel Wilson Elliott
Washington and Jefferson
James Wood
Hanover Defeats St Marys In Wild 9-8 Victory
Hanover Huskies edge St Marys 9 to 8 in a pitching heavy contest marked by fielding miscues and late rally. C James fanned 11 as Beamel Culley and others produced key hits, with multiple innings producing runs and culminating in a dramatic eighth inning comeback before a page-end note to continue on Page 4.
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Hanover
St. Mary
Husky Hoosiers
Altho
C. James
Beamel
Mulvaney
Kowalski
Johnson
F. James
Matthews Pop
Culley
James
C.james
Mathews
Smith
Higgins
Hill
Mace
Fleming
Beumel
Webber
Kost
Gettlefinger
Flemings
Bost
Kasper
Reversal for Senior Glass Play Begun
The Senior class has begun work on the play Green Stockings by A. E. W. Mason after delays. Readings occurred last week and this Tuesday with a strong cast. Celia Faraday and Col. Smith figure in a comedy of wit and mistaken romance set in London. Also, W. E. Shirley, pastor of Windsor Park Church in Chicago, reported thirteen new members on Easter Sabbath after two weeks of services.
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A. E. W. Mason
Celia Faraday
Col. Smith
Africa
Colonel Smith
Celia
London
America
Admiral Grice
J. S. Garritt
Wm. Faraday
G. A. Blackwood
C. E. Colgate
Robert Tarver
R. J. Millis Henry Steele
F. E. James James Raleigh
G. E. Trotter
A. V. Averitt
Marie Rapp
Madge
Rockingham
Helen Culbertson Evelyn
Lady Trenchard
Janette Culbertson
Fern Brittan
Chisolm Faraday
Aunt Ida
Gwladys Robert
Nee. W.E. Shirley
Windsor Park Church
Chicago
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DR. Wiley
Hig Parer
Kentucky
Brett
Matthews
T. Clapp
Short
Clapp
Higgin
Mathew
Best
Weber