College News Roundup and Activities
T W Blair took charge of Prof Boyd's freshman math class during his absence. H S Voris led math classes while Belcher was away with the Glee Club in Louisville. Wilbur Nagel, gym director, is sidelined with a foot injury. Alumni and visitors include Mary Iddings Edna Kunkle Ruth Burns Lloyd Mann and Fred Archer. Howard Gordon returns from Assuit Egypt after teaching at Assuit College. Phi Gamma Delta hosted visitors. Pi Alpha Tau hosted a strawberry shortcake spread. Rev Robert MacKenzie visited. Geology field trip planned along Indian Kentuck Creek in Switzerland County. Y M C A and Y W C A invite Rev J C Voris to speak at commencement on June 9. Journalism class gathers Sunday paper material for charity banquet. H W Wolfe family visited. Dr Oscar A Turner visiting. formerly at East Haven Insane Hospital. resuming plans. Wis will letters debate editors receive their letters as well as athletes. Michigan Daily published Penn Michigan game summary quickly. Moores Hill to start two year agricultural course with model farm. Mice and Men to be staged by Franklin Senior class on June 10.
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J. C. Voris
Jeffersonville
Y. M
DePauw
H. W. Wolfe
C. Wolfe
Edna
Bessie
Warsaw
Oscar A. Turner
Hanover
Addison G. Turner
Turner
East Haven Insane Hospital
Richmond
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan Daily
Moores Hill
Advertisements Stir Interest and Value Across Pages
The notices showcase diverse offers and items, highlighting local commerce. Shoppers encounter pricing, sales, services, and classified opportunities. Strong entities appear as merchants and products drawn from the advertisements.
Hanover delegate attends Princeton Theological Seminary centennial
Rev. Dr. John S. Howk of Hanover College attended Princeton Theological Seminary’s centennial in Princeton New Jersey as a Hanover College delegate. He highlighted Hanover’s ties to the seminary noting its role as the “mother” of Hanover and listing Princeton graduates who led or taught at Hanover.
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John S. Howk
Hanover Presbyetrian
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Hanover College
Howk
Princeton Seminary
Hanover
John Finley Crowe
Sylvester Scovel
D. D
James Wood
George C. Heckman
D. W. Moffatt
F. C. Hood
J. S. Hawk
J. H. Barnard
T. J. Graham
J. B. Garritt
P. H. K. McComb
Edward J. Hamilton
Dr. Hawk
Encouraging College Impact On U S Leadership
A collegian defends American colleges quoting that only about one percent reach college but that group accounts for 30 percent of House members and 40 percent of Senate members. He notes half of cabinet officers and many Presidents have college training, with most Supreme Court justices holding degrees.
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United States
National
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Supreme Court
Butler Collegian
Manuscripts due for primary oratorical contest May 28
The call invites entries for the primary oratorical contest with manuscripts due by May 28. The contest will take place on Tuesday June 8.
Philal Hails Hadley as Banquet Toastmaster
Philal passed a vote of thanks to Professor Hadley who acted as the genial toastmaster of the society's recent banquet.
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Philal
Hadley
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