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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
4
A vintage advertisement urges shoppers to buy from the House of Quality emphasizing quality as the guiding motto. Established 1852 the dealer highlights jewelry, cut glass, and silverware as items carried in a first class store.
Beginning Sunday the Hanover Presbyterian, the Methodist and the Carmel Presbyterian churches will join in a week long series of services. The event will be known as Home Mission Week.
Forest Hearn was found not guilty in a Philal mock trial over an alleged onion theft from A. E. Sellers. The jury of twelve, led by foreman Dean Jackson, deliberated twelve minutes after witnesses testified that Hearn took a single onion while in the shop on October 19 before attending a Franklin-Hanover football game.
The Sophomore Hop committee led by Jack Blackburn and Miss Helen Engle arranged the annual event for second year men. Plans include simple programs and music by Professor Bink Schnurr of Columbus with a four piece orchestra. The date is December 6, the second Friday after Thanksgiving.
Brice Museum adds a mummified sacred ibis found near Assuit College Egypt by student workers. Discovered by a student and sent to Professor Culbertson, the ibis mummy is dated between thirty five hundred and four thousand years old. Egyptians once revered it though it is an ibis, not a hawk.
Dr. Paul P. Boyd formerly of Hanover greeted the Kentucky State team on arrival and the Hanover visitors joined at the game and send regards to friends in Hanover. Mrs Boyd prepared lunch for the team before they left Lexington for Louisville and the players thanked them for the meal after a long travel day.
William H. Peck, class of 1892, auditor of the federal court in Washington, D C, spent Saturday in Hanover on a short layover while returning to Washington from Bedford Kentucky where he went home to vote.
A special effort is always made to please the Hanover College trade.
The Rev. John Carpenter Palmer, pastor of Emanuel Presbyterian Chapel New York, has been unanimously called and accepted to lead Washington Heights Presbyterian Church in Washington D C He was born in Madison graduated Hanover class of 1888 ordained April 1891 Wilbur H Nagel leaves YMC A minstrel and Park Rev W E Hunter succeeds him Rev A T Schlaigh installed at Hawthorne Avenue Crafton Pa Mrs W A Millis touring Terre Haute and Indianapolis W S Park ex 81 accountant plans Hanover visit to relatives
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