Team 10 Meets Franklin in Open Season Opener
Hanover faces Franklin in the season debut at home as Franklin brings a strong fast heavy team. Franklin recently crushed Moores Hill and beat DePauw while defeating Wabash and Rose Polytechnic. Hanover relies on rest and signaling practice to offset Franklin's heavier line and plans to start Allison back from knee issues. Weather prospects and Butler Earlham optimism add to hopes of a solid debut for Coach Lhurber's eleven.
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Hanover
Husky
DePauw
Butler
Allison
Butler and Earlham
Lhurber
Dodge Auto Works hires Teeple ex 16 in Detroit
Gardner spent the weekend at his Scottsburg home. Ada Colgate of Madison attended the Phi Gam banquet here Friday. Revonah staff held its first meeting at the Phi Gam house. E E Hufford of Patriot visited his sons last week. Helen Ennle 15 was in Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday. Euclid Gaddy 17 spent Saturday in North Vernon. Coulter Montgomery 14 was here Saturday and Sunday. Butler faces DePauw at Greencastle next Saturday with the winner tying Wabash for the lead in the secondary championship race.
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Revonah
Phi Gam House
E. E. Hufford
Patriot
Helen Ennle
Indianapolis
Euclid Gaddy
North Vernon
Coulter Montgomery
Delegates Appointed for Indiana Intercollegiate Meeting
At a special Press Club meeting Tuesday morning President Hamilton appointed Cleon Colgate 16 and Geo Amick 17 as Hanover's representatives to the Indiana Intercollegiate Press Association annual meeting. The event will be Saturday November 21 at Wabash College with a morning business session, an automobile ride over Crawardsville in the afternoon, and a banquet in the evening.
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Press Club
Ch Pel
Hamilton
Cleon Colgate
Geo. Amick
Hanover
Indiana Inter-collegiate Press Association
Wabash College
Crawardsville
Halloween Banquet at Pni Gam House Delights Attendees
A Halloween banquet was held Friday night at the Pni Gam house with autumn decor and jack-o-lanterns lighting the event. Dr. Hawk and Professors Young and Culbertson gave toasts followed by singing and roasting marshmallows.
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Pni Gam House
Hawk
Young and Culbertson
Transylvania Defeats Butler 47 to 0 in Lexington
Saturday action shows Transylvania downed Butler at Lexington 47 to 0. Wa bash beat the University of Louisville 7 to 3. Rose Poly-Franklin game in Terre Haute had Rose scoring early and controlling play. Voters heading to polls Tuesday include Albert Lesche and others across Indiana Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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Transylvania
Butler
Lexington
Wabash
University of Louisville
Rose Poly-Franklin
Terre Haute
Baptists
Franklin
Rose
Miss Sipe to Perform at Chapel Musical
Dorothy Sipe will perform two piano numbers by Edward MacDowell at the chapel recital tomorrow morning. The program includes Will o the Wisp and Tea Water Lily as part of a popular Friday morning recital series for students.
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Dorthy Sipe
Miss Sipe
Edward Alexander MacDowell
Miss Alma MacDonnell Shines in Beethoven Sonata Pathetique
Miss Alma MacDonnell played the first movement of Beethoven Opus 13 in chapel last Friday. Her broad free style and dignified tone highlighted the somber mood, showing strong technique and potential for the remaining two movements to be performed soon.
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Alma MacDonnell
Faculty Notes From Campus Talks Across Indiana
Professor Culbertson travels to New Albany to address the Farmers Club tonight. President Millis spoke at the Tabernacle Church Indianapolis last Sunday. Professor Woodworth addressed Clark County Farmers Institute recently. Professor Feuerhak welcomes Wisconsin-born parents for winter. Millis and professors Woodworth Souter Culberts on constitutional campaign in nearby towns last week. Professor Beck missed classes last Thursday due to illness.
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Culbertson
New Albany
Farmers’ Club
Millis
Tabernacle Church
Indianapolis
Woodworth
Clark County
Farmer's Institute
Feuerhak
Wisconsin
Souter
Beck
Week's Program of Meetings and Games
Friday events include a Chapel Musical at 9 30 am and Zete Lit meetings at 9 00. A Franklin Hanover game at 2 30 at the Athletic Field and a lecture by R A Walker at the Presbyterian Church at 7 30. Sunday features a Y M Y W joint meeting at 7 00. Monday offers Choral Practice at 7 00, Wednesday and Thursday list Y M C A leader sessions with President Millis at 7 00.
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Franklin-Hanover
R. A. Walker
Presbyterian Church
Masquerade at College Honored Social Event of Year
The faculty ladies hosted a Hallowe'en masquerade in the gym with autumn leaf decorations and jack o lanterns. Notable costumes included Little Bo Peep and Father Time as the event featured acts from Midsummer Night's Dream to The Lady and the Tiger. Refreshments followed as students sang college songs.
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Hallowe’en
Little Bow Peep
Little Miss Muffet
Great Can
Kahn
Father Time
Jack and Jill
White Horse Hollow High School
College Point House
Mary Carson
Harry Wells
Ari Averitt
Phi Delta Theta
Albert Lesche
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Baptist
Audrey ‘Teeple
Dodge Auto Works
Detroit
Michigan
Green”castle
Gardner
Scottsburg
Ada Colgate
Madison
Guy Pender
Saluda
Earl Rogers
Rykers Ridge
Ray Hufford
Clyde Broddecker
Brownstown
Uri Averitt
Bedford
Lawrence Williams
M’donnell
Y.M.C. A
Marie Rapp
Y. M.C
Pres. Millis
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