Press Club Admitted Into Indiana Intercollegiate Group
The State Press Club joined the Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association at Bloomington with seven member institutions: Purdue, Wabash, DePauw, Butler, Earlham, Hanover, and I. A. J. B. Allison and F. C. Millis represented Hanover. Officers elected: President H. J. Stevens Purdue, Vice President C. E. Rees Earlham, E. C. Pulliam DePauw, Treasurer F. E. Woods Purdue, H. R. Hyman Purdue. a seven course banquet followed a six thirty to nine thirty business session. Samuel G. Blythe and Congressman Barnhardt spoke on stage. Blythe urged self taught writing and humor as essential to newspaper work.
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Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association
Bloomington
I. A
Purdue
Wabash
DePauw
Butler
Earlham
Hanover
J. B. Allison
F. C. Millis
H. J. Stevens
Vice Press
C. E. Rees
E. C. Pulliam
F. E. Woods
H. R. Hyman
Congressman Barnhardt
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
J.B. Allison
Hanover Club
United
Y M C A State Secretaries Visit and Geneva Picnic
Y M C A state secretaries arrive in Hanover for a Saturday meeting at 7 pm with Miss Margery Melcher in charge. She plans a Geneva picnic at Ryker's Point to boost attendance at Lake Geneva's Student Conference from Aug 28 to Sept 6. Delegates may rise to two, and Melcher will stay at the Dorm.
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Margery Melcher
Melcher
Hanover
Geneva
Ryker’s Point
Lake Geneva
Pennington wins Peace Oratorical honors in multiple contests
Levi T. Pennington ten won Earlham's entry in the Peace Oratorical at Purdue April 23 and captured the national title in Chicago May 5 with five states represented. Purdue Indiana contest awarded second place.
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Levi T. Pennington
Earlham
Purdue
Chicago
States
Pennington
Indiana
Prominent urging for honesty and humor in public life
A speaker argued against overbearing dignity and urged writers to craft humorous pieces. He warned serious-minded critics to avoid protests over pay as you enter streetcars and asserted a witty life can outpace conventional virtue, ending with a claim that honest living may lead to virtuous poverty.
Varsity Downs Madison Again In Eight-Run Win
Hanover shows strong hitting and defense led by H Miller and Monte with three steals. Cooley allowed only four hits as DePauw’s Marks and Benson field a solid squad, while a later Hanover Dramatic Club performance drew large crowds and praise from local critics.
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Marks
Benson
Nowlin
K. Miller
Harrison
Montgomery
Slawson
Hanna
Hanover
H. Miller
Monte
Drew
Miles
Dawson
Cooley
Scholler
Madison
Hanover Slawson
Hamar
Leonhard
Scheller
Hl. Miller
Taylor
M.B.C
Hanover concert thrills Hanover as rain does not dampen music
The Madison Square Concert Company presented a high class program at Assembly Hall in Hanover. Miss Ludlow on flute, Mrs Frank P. Vail, Mr. Graham, and Mrs. A. M. Graham performed with notable skill while the audience enjoyed four piano solos and a requested flute piece. Proceeds from the event benefited the Athletic Association.
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Boyd
Assembly Hall
Hanover
Vail
Graham
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State Press Club
California
Germany
Carnegie Hero Commission
University of Leipzig
Hanover Dramatic Club
Boothes
Dramatic Club
Hanover College
Madison Daily Democrat
Vale-Graham CO
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