Husky Hoosiers Rout Central in Big Saturday Grid Showdown
In a hard fought afternoon clash the Husky Hoosiers defeated Central University 33 to 0. Hanover battled hard with line power, while Central capitalized on late first-half momentum and settled into a dominant defense to shut out Hanover for the win.
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Husky
Central
Hanover
Kehoe
Y. Cravens
McLaughisn
R.H
Montgomery
R.E
Drew
R.T
Mann
R.G
P. Voris
Subs
Cravens
Fisher
H. Fisher
Winslow
Hanover Football Schedule and Upcoming Games
This report lists Hanover College football results to date with scores against Moores Hill Butler University School Central University and totals Hanover 63 Opponents 38. It notes upcoming home games on November 5 against St Marys and a November 12 game with Rose Poly in Terre Haute and mentions DePauw's pending response after canceling their Wabash match due to a halfback death.
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Hanover
Moores Hill
Butler
University School
Central University
DePauw
Dramatic Reading Delights Hanover Audience in Gymnasium
Tuesday evening Hanover enjoyed a program of dramatic readings in the school gymnasium. Mr. Connor delivered an excellent sequence of readings, impressing the small but appreciative crowd. Mr. Gilbert sang a pleasing solo with accompaniment from Prof. Belcher.
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Hanover
Conner
Althe
Gilbert
Prof. Belcher
Hanover Village Chicken Theft Spurs Threats of Buckshot
Local residents denounce chicken stealing as a growing problem with threats of violent retaliation against alleged offenders. A citizen urges dire consequences for those stealing poultry, while Professor Culbertson recalls a disturbance heard near Dr. Millis' residence during a Wednesday prayer meeting.
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Hanover
Culbertson
Interurban Gossips On Delayed Start Of Line Work
The interurban project shows little activity as subsidies are only now being prepared for votes in townships. President Greeley cites difficulty selling bonds in eastern markets but expects to begin earnest work in the spring.
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Greeley
The
Young Women’s Association Social Planned at Gym
The YWCA invites young ladies to a Friday night social at the gym. A friendly gathering offers an opportunity to meet others and enjoy light activities in a community setting.
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The
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Alex Dunn for Clermont County Representative
A Republican candidate from Hanover Ohio 85 stands as a principled, educated leader. The notice praises his independence from corrupt influences, sound judgment, and commitment to right duties on the public rostrum.
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Alex. Dunn
Hanover
Clermont County
Ohio
Literary Row Delays Open Meeting For Planned Debates
Union Lite postponed its open meeting Friday due to Y W C A events. The Philars press strong in drill and debating lines while Chrestos and Zites report splendid meetings. Topics include university scale versus college, businesswoman education, and a planned inter society winter term debate. McLaughlin visited Seymour on Sunday.
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Union Lite
Literary Society
Philars
Chresto’s
Zites
Students Versus Fishmonger Amicable Settlement Reached
Report describes a clash between Reed and Rogers river swimmers and a hostile fishmonger that escalated to stones and a chase with dogs and a shotgun. After threats and insults, both sides cooled. a plan includes Beverly a comedy at Grand Opera House October 29 with two shows.
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Millis
Reed
Rogers Landing
Grand Opera House
George Barr
McCutcheon
Beverly
Beverly of
St Louis University Player Killed After Tackle
During a game in St Louis between St Louis University and Wabash College, Ralph Wilson of Wabash suffered a skull injury from an open tackle and died Sunday evening. Hanover College extends sympathy to Wilson’s family and Wabash College in this sad hour.
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St. Louis
St. Louis University
Wabash College
Ralph Wilson
Hanover College
Wilson
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Mr. Conner
Hanover Alumnus
McLaughlin
Seymour
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