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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement promotes the House of Quality jewelry store established in 1852, urging customers to seek quality when buying jewelry, cut glass, silverware, or other items. The copy emphasizes the store’s long standing motto and reputation for quality.
W R Curtis takes over as successor to the firm Brooks and Chapman, stepping into the leadership role as prominent local merchants adjust their partnership structure. The change affects ownership and managerial duties within the business community.
The notice proclaims the fit and wear of No 53 Tan 16 West Boot by Goodyear offered at honest prices. It promises demonstration of quality and lasting satisfaction from the shop named The Shoeists.
News of Other Colleges reports DePauw students enforce separate bleachers for the Miami game to boost rooting. A special “rooters” section forms on one side while students with dates join loyal fans. Yell leader Johnson cites the plan as key to spirited support. Coach Cunningham notes past successes elsewhere. Teas towels to replace old roller towels in wash rooms.
The Zetelatheans met Friday afternoon with strong attendance and a full program of essays declamations and debates. Sylvia Campbell and Carrie Craig presented essays, Eula Deputy spoke Geology from a Scientific Point of View, Alice Ratcliffe performed an extemp and Florence Priest contributed College News. The debate on electing US senators by popular vote ended in favor of the affirmative with Freda Kunkle and Nina Peak as speakers.
Professor Belcher announced the seventeen men chosen for the Glee Club after three weeks of try outs among about twenty six candidates. The lineup includes first and second tenors and basses with Jack Blackburn named leader and business/assistant managers to be chosen.
Butler College plans a home game with DePauw on February 28 but faces difficulty securing visitors due to the small gym floor. Manager Fiers aims to use a larger downtown venue if found and notes travel limits this season. Potential may travel to Miami to face Rose Poly or Hanover, Earlham, and Wabasha. Purdue awaiting conference guidance.
The business manager will at once begin work on an itinerary. This marks the early stage of a planned schedule or travel plan, though exact destinations or dates are not specified. The note emphasizes prompt action to organize forthcoming engagements.
W M Bivens announces a new business address moving from Files Street to Brandt Property next to Wilsons Store. Shoes repaired neatly and quickly with soles nailed or sewn.
Early rehearsals for the college play Mose by the Dramatic Club show promise with most amateur actors prepared. Professor Souter and Miss Harding continue coaching. Purdue athletic directors dismiss Coach M. H. Harr over team dissatisfaction. Reckie Moll takes over backfield duties. Miss Lois McComb, class of 1908, visits friends in Hanover.
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