Crowe House Story Traces Hanover College Origins
Hanover College preserves the Crowe House built in 1827 by John Finley Crowe, once pastor of the Hanover Presbyterian Church. The preserved structure, now a college storeroom, reflects early Northwest Territory education, Crowe’s labors, and the village’s growth, including a log cabin school and the first local post office.
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Assembly To Welcome Divinity School Prof J Edward Dirks
Hanover College announces Prof J Edward Dirks of Yale Divinity School will speak in Assembly Monday May 17 1965 Dirks a leader in religion and higher education has worked on philosophy of theology and religion in colleges and universities He has led the Christian World Student movement and founded The Christian Scholar journal He chairs university and religious education boards and holds degrees from Dubuque Yale and Columbia University
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YR's Reelect John Tobian
The Hanover Young Republicans re elected John Tobian president last Tuesday at their annual meeting. Mark Hershman was elected vice president and Lee Lawrence was voted the new treasurer. Jean Gehr and Connie Cramer were both re elected to their posts of recording secretary and corresponding secretary, respectively. Tobian preceded the election with a report of the year's activities and suggested some goals for the YRs for next year.
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Seven Hanover Students Hit the Road for Abroad Program
Hanover College will expand study to Europe Africa and Asia as seven students join the Presbyterian Church Junior Year Abroad program Terri Stoneburner Kathy Gullen Marcia Stewart Laura Gale Dorothy Oliver Bill Sinclair and Lois Johnson participate Terri and Kathy study French at Geneva University in Switzerland Dorothy studies at Neuchatel studying French Marcia researches English and foreign relations at Chung Chi Hong Kong Laura studies biology in the Sierra Leone Fourah Bay College and University College of Sierra Leone Bill attends International Christian University in Mitaki Japan studying Japan economy Lois joins Heidelberg College program in Tiffin Ohio with German classes and a Christmas visit to Trier Germany planned.
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