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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
3
The shop notes its long experience serving Hanover students with a wide range of goods and custom order services. It highlights engraving as a dated asset and invites Madison visitors to view the store’s offerings.
Madison store showcases Florsheim for men with the Tan Russia and Black Gun Metal shades. Priced at five dollars a pair, the advertisement promotes the classiest fall footwear available.
Fred C. Millis class of 1912 has re joined the Saturday Spectator in Terre Haute to become advertising manager of a leading Southwest newspaper. He will move to Houston, Texas soon and receives the largest salary among recent graduates.
Dr M Alexander D of the Presbyterian Church in the United States addressed students in chapel at Hanover during Synod week. He argued environment shapes thought but a guiding light can direct a person into unexpected service, citing his own call to ministry from medicine and urging hard work and faith.
Butler suffered a heavy loss to Georgetown University 13 0 last Saturday and will play Earlham next Saturday. The Indiana Conference of the Methodist church endorsed Moores Hill College endowment and pledged 100000 dollars to be raised this year. Samuel Tate ex 15 supervises his father's farm at Paris.
Professor Oldfather spoke to the Young Mens and Young Womens Christian Associations urging a personal philosophy of life. He listed three reasons for its need: to counter loose religious thinking, to define one’s place in life, and to gain inner peace. He warned against using unknown terms and praised honest doubt and thoughtful study with books and friends.
The annual Conference on Charities and Corrections convenes in Madison with lectures and exhibits. Opening address Saturday by Professor T. P. Moran. Sunday afternoon Governor Ralston speaks. Monday afternoon Dr. Millis and Professor Woodworth present talks. Alexander Johnson of Vineland, New Jersey, lectures Sunday morning.
Girls will train Mondays and Wednesdays while men meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 6 PM. Several new plans improve the course and many students enrolled Wednesday afternoon. Cleon Colgate '16 was elected second counselor of Union Lit to fill the vacancy left by a recent resignation.
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