Hanover Wins State Tennis Doubles Over Indiana
In a weather battered state intercollegiate tennis meet at Indiana University, Butler defeats Purdue in singles while Hanover edges Indiana to claim the doubles title 7-5 6-4 7-5. Richardson dominates singles to secure the state championship 6-1 6-4 6-1.
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Hanover
Indiana
PatLoses
Purdue
Suni
Sas
Indiana University
Earlham
Bloomington
Butler
Richardson
Crennen
Green brothers visit parents after Butler DePauw game
Dr. Fred Green of Dana Indiana and Dr. Sylva Green of Clinton Indiana are visiting their parents Dr. and Mrs W E K Green of Hanover. Butler defeated DePauw last Tuesday in a batting contest 5 to (incomplete).
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Fred Green
Dana, Ind
Sylva Green
Clinton
Ind
W. EK. Green
Hanover
Butler
DePauw
Classical baritone Martens to give Hanover recital
Christian Frederic Martens the Norwegian baritone will perform in Hanover Tuesday evening June seventeenth under the Sangerbund auspices marking the debut of this group. The program includes The Lady of Shalott cantata by Wilfred Bendall with Mrs. Clara Louise Cox as soprano soloist. Sigma Chi loses to Phi Gamma Delta 14 to 12 as Blair starts then is replaced by Johnson.
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Christian Frederic Martens
Hanover
Sangerbund
Martens
Professor Belcher
Miss Harding
Wilfred Bendall
Tennyson
Clara Louise Cox
Madison
Cox
Freshman Class Sponsors Moonlight River Excursion
The Hanover Freshman class held its annual trip aboard the City of Louisville and City of Cincinnati between Hanover and Madison with High School students aboard. Professors Pheps Du Shane Long guided the trip as funds, after expenses, left a ten dollar surplus to be donated to the Athletic Association.
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Hanover
Louisville
Madison
Carrollton
Kentucky Hills
Vevay
Cincinnati
Pheps
DuShane
Long
Athletic Association
Hanover group sends greetings to faculty and students
Twenty three loyal Hanoverians at Presbyterian General Assembly in Hanover, Indiana send greetings and good wishes to the faculty and students. The message names Wm. Torrance, W.C. Covert, A. R. Mathews, T. L. Moffett, J.C. Garritt, H. L. Moore, and J.C. Britan.
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W. A. Millis
Hanover
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
Wm. Torrance
W.C. Covert
A. R. Mathews
T. L. Moffett
J.C. Garritt
H. L. Moore
Hanover Lecture Details Early History of Hanover College
Dr Millis and Prof Phelps spoke at the Presbyterian Church recounting Hanover College’s origins from land speculation in 19th century Kentucky to its founding in 1832, including Rev. Thomas Searle’s role, the academy’s evolution, and a tornado’s 1837 destruction that was later repaired. The talk covers the town’s bid to move the college to Madison and the ensuing local disputes.
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Millis
Phelps
Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Hanover
Williamson Dunn
Mercer County
Jeffersonville
Thomas C. Searle
Madison
Searle
South Hanover
Shelby County
John Finly Crowe
Crowe
W. M. Cheever
James Logan
New Albany
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Hanover College
Madison University
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Priest
Edwardsville, Ill
Sigma Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Gams
Sigsad
Blair
Johnson
Hunter
Pitts
Hitch
Voris
J.C. Britan
Prof. Phelps