Y W C A Banquet Proves Great Success At Hanover
The Y W C A hosted a Thursday banquet for 46 men from the Faculty, College, and Academy. Proceeds benefited the Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society. Prof. R F Souter spoke after Dr W A Millis presided, emphasizing discussion fellowship and inspiration. Officers noted include President Jesse Van Antwerp and Vice President Elsie Hufford with George Amick as State Secretary.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Millis
Indiana Y. M. C. A
R. F. Souter
Jesse van Antwerp
Elsie Hufford
Delcie Shields
George Amick
Amick
Hanover
Gym Classes Schedule Starts Next Week
Gym classes begin Tuesday next week and run twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Coach River will coach the girls in the early afternoon sessions, with the boys’ classes following in the later portion.
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Coach River
Dunn Memorial Masonic Temple Order Debated
Gabriel Koerowitz denounced the sophomores and Miles Tiernan moved to scrap the two classes. The motion carried unanimously, with the faculty still to be heard from, per the Butler Collegian.
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Gabriel Koerowitz
Miles Tiernan
Butler Collegian
Chapel Talk by Rev J B Ferguson Impresses Hanover Students
Last Monday morning Rev J B Ferguson led chapel exercises and gave a brief address on the aims of college education. He is regarded as one of Hanover's warmest friends and his chapel talk and the previous day’s sermon were well received by the student body.
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J. B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Hanover
Franklin Easily Wins Dunn Memorial Masonic Temple Contract
The Masonic Lodge of Bedford closed a contract to erect the Dunn Memorial Masonic Temple on the site bequeathed by Moses F. Dunn who left the temple site and $50 in his will The will also left Union Literary Society and Beta Chapter at Hanover $1000 each.
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Bedford
Dunn Memorial
Moses F. Dunn
Union Literary Society
Beta
Hanover
Freshmen Face Cap Rebellion In Class Debate
Freshmen vote on green caps ordered by sophomores after a class meeting last Thursday. Frank Saunders announces the decree with sophomores planning to select and purchase the headgear. The game reports Franklin overpowering the Husky Hoosiers 72 to 7 with fast starts and strong line play despite defensive weaknesses.
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Frank Saunders
Charles Marshall
Trained Teachers Compare Indiana and Minnesota Schools
C R MacDonnell discusses Minnesota’s higher standards and new ideas, noting nine month terms, college degree requirements, and a compulsory pension system. He praises Minnesota funds, practical curricula in chemistry and agriculture, and the school as a social center with a large auditorium. Hanover College grads gain easy Minnesota licensure. Dr William Cralmers Covert spoke in Springfield on Presbyterian history.
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Minnesota
Hanover College
Hanover
Nominations Set for State Oratorical Representatives
Yesterday's nominations for four State Oratorical offices completed with four distinct selections. The Oratorical Association announced unanimous choices among those nominated, naming Ricaad to fill the available positions and listing the association's officers.
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Ricaad
The
Oratorical Association
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Dunn Memorial Masonic Temple
Bedford Lodge
Franklin
Husky Hoosiers
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