River Excursion to Louisville Brightens Cold Day
A spontaneous campus trip drew 31 students to board the steamer Loucinda in rainy weather for a day trip to Louisville. Despite delays and rain returns, the group enjoyed sights, shopping, and Hanover songs before a long hill climb back to Hanover. Some participants expressed interest in another excursion.
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Louisville
Point House
Provident
Hanover
Hanover Landing
Distinguishing Trip Participants List Names
A roster of travelers includes Misses McIntyre Kehoe Busse Barger Williams Gaddy Miller Stickman Tweedy Fisher Terrill Crutcher Booze Jantz Bach Engle Tate and men Gilbert Reily Sitler Ramsey Nagel Irotter Moffett Knight Montgomery C Montgomery K Mann McLaughne Kehoe Huber and MacDonnell.
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Misses McIntyre
Kehoe
Bussebarger
Williams
Gaddy
Miller
Stickman
Tweedy
Fisher
Terrill
Crutcher
Booze
Jantz
Bach
Engle
Tate
Gilbert
Reily
Sitler
Ramsey
Nagel
Irotter
Moffett
Knight
Montgomery C
Montgomery K
Mann
McLaughne
Huber
MacDonnell
Montgomery and Kehoe Impress in Tennis Showdown
In a Monday afternoon match Montgomery and Kehoe emerged as strong contenders for the varsity tennis squad. Miller and Mann, noted in the I C A L meet last spring, fought hard but won the first set 6 4 before darkness halted play with the score 4 4.
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Montgomery
Kehoe
Miller
Mann
Hanover Presbyterian Church Holds Services Elsewhere
The Hanover Presbyterian Church will conduct Sunday morning services in Donnell Chapel during repairs to the church building. The mid week prayer meeting moves to the Christian Association hall. No completion date is given, but workmen pursue refinishing as quickly as possible.
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Hanover Presbyterian Church
Donnell Chapel
Christian Association
Phi Welts Host Surprise Party for Members
The Phi Welts held a Friday eve gathering last week to honor Mann, Kehoe and Montgomery on their birthdays. The event featured games and dancing, described as a pleasant surprise.
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Phi Welts
Mann
Kehoe
Montgomery
Trustees and Graduates Prominent at Synod Meeting
Hanover College received strong Presbyterian support at the state Synod meeting in Sullivan. The college was praised by the committee on colleges and had wide graduate and trustee participation from across the state. Hanover alumni held key roles, with Dr. Frank Hood as moderator and Rev. T. J. Graham named Indiana Anti Saloon League board candidate.
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Old College On the Hill
Sullivan
Committee On
Hanover
R. F. Souter
Millis
Frank Hood
T. J. Graham
Indiana
J. S. Howk
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Hanover College
J. B. Garrett
J.S. Hawk
R F. Souter
Frank C. Hood
Geo. Gunter
B. W. Tyler
T. B. Terhone
Ben Nyce
C. O. Shirey
N. C. Shirey
Geo. Knox
Edward Beach
W. A. Millis
College Grants Tennis Substitution Privilege to Men
Director Nagel announced that the men of the college will be accorded the same privilege relative to the substitution of gym work for tennis.
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Nagel
Seniors Enjoy First Monthly Supper at Sutherland’s
The Seniors held their first monthly class supper at Sutherland's boarding house on the eleventh. The room was decorated in lavender and white, the food was excellent, and toasts followed by members of the class. Deacon's toast on The Ladies was a highlight. R. J. Millar was elected next toastmaster amid bidder enthusiasm.
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Sutherland
Mr. Drew
Deacon
R. J. Millar
Drew
Hanover College poised for prominence at General Assembly
Hanover College in Indiana plans a strong showing at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Louisville next May. Proximity to Louisville and affordable transport enable many students and faculty to attend, with talks of a chartered boat to bring delegates via the Ohio River.
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Hanover College
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Hanover
Ohio River
Hanver College
General Assembly