Hanover Fares Well In 1913 Football Season
Hanover closes 1913 season after six games with four wins and one close loss at Transylvania. The team, led by Captain Voris on the line, featured freshmen back Allison at half and Hufford at full, with steady play from Yunker Braun and teammates. Total points 146 to 21 foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Hanover
New Albany High
Lyndon
Earlham
Transylvania University
Lexington
Hoosiers
Moores Hill
Methodists
Franklin
Baptists
Allison
F. Hufford
Kehoe
Ramsey
Voris
Yunker
Meain
K. Montgomery
Brashear
Endowment Campaign Sees Major Gift From Dr Harvey Wiley
Endowment Secretary Graham announced the first quarterly gift of the Endowment Campaign, a thousand dollars from Dr. Harvey W. Wiley of the class of 67. He reports steady responses statewide, with Graham speaking in multiple churches and upcoming talks by Dr. Owen Adell of Indianapolis as moderator for the Indiana Synod.
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Graham
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
Hanover
Brazil
Indiana
Bedford
Irvington
Owen Adell
Indianapolis
Indiana Synod
Wa bash cross country team trains for November run
Fifteen men prep for the annual cross country meet under Cross Country lab on November 25. Earlham faculty shifts Christmas holiday dates from December 24 to January 2 with two Saturdays off in December 20 and January 10 to compensate. The Miami University junior class adopts maroon flannel shirts with the numeral 15 on the pocket as insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Earlham
Miami University
Hanover College rolls 1026 graduates for endowment drive
The Hanover College roll call on November 25 1913 will list 1026 graduates many of whom are still active leaders. The college seeks a two year 250000 endowment and urges every alumnus to respond with a gift or verse if present. If unable to attend a verse or message is requested.
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Callendar
Church
College
Hanover College
Middle West
Sons and Daughters
Prioneer
Presbyterian Church
Franklin Defeats Earlham 13 to 0 in Home Game
Franklin shut out Earlham last Saturday at home, scoring 13 points while preventing any Earlham score. The matchup showcased Franklin’s defense and running game as the final scoreline sealed the win.
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Franklin
Earlham
Sophomore Class Social With Robt. Douglass Orchestra
A large Sophomore class social in the college gym honored by out of town guests. The Robt. Douglass Negro orchestra of Indianapolis provided new dance music for about thirty couples. Grand march led by Robt. Stanton and Miss Helen McEwen with blue silk attire and American Beauty roses. Chaperones included several professors and Mrs. Montgomery. Fruit punch served.
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Robt
Douglass Negro Orchestra
Indianapolis
Hanover
Robt. Stanton
Madison
Ind
Helen McEwen
Columbus
McEwen
Anna Brown
Vevay
Gertrude Jantz
Marr, Mason and Weller
Pence
Dalton
Scottsburg
Thomas and Schuler
Frank Montgomery
Maroon
Montgomery
B. W. Lewis
Phi Gam
Gale Francis
D. R. Belcher
Harriet Harding
A. S. Hotchkiss
Woodworth
H. C. Montgomery
W. A. Millis
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Riact Gift
Young Men’s Christian Association
Fort Wayne
Henry T.graham
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