Women Associates Hold Second Meet at Hanover College
Eighteen women attended Hanover College Board of Women Associates for a two day program on campus. Activities included campus tours dinners and business meetings with a plan to sell place mats printed with Hanover maps. Members represented fourteen cities and new members Mrs Gross and Mrs Wright joined the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Women Associates of
Hanover College
Charles J. Lynn
Albert G. Parker, Jr
Lynn
Parker
F. Lee Benns
Bloomington
Melvin Butler
Logansport
Clay Gross
Shelbyville
Dick Heller
Decatur
George May
M. E. Garber
Madison
Grier M. Shotwell
Warren T. Ruddell
Indianapolis
Jerome Pace
New Albany
Jay Taff
Clarence Dryden
Hanover
H. A. Vermilya
Brownstown
Willis Wright
Rensselaer
Jessie Wood
Greensburg
Board of
Women Associates
A. G. Parker, Jr
E. Mowbray Tate
Dorothy S. Bucks
Hanover Avenges Second '48 Defeat 27 6 at Danville
Hanover Panthers avenge two 1948 defeats by beating Centre Colonels 27 to 6 at Danville Kentucky. After a tight first half, Hanover edged ahead 7-6 as Centre failed to convert a late extra point. The third quarter dominated by Centre gave way to Hanover’s rally in the final period with a touchdown pass connection to Turk Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Danville
Hanover Panthers
DePauw
Colonels
Kentucky
Fraziermen
Panther
Jim Peterson
Bill Klein
Hank Treesh
Centre
Tuffy Conrad
Andress
Vince Donnelly
John Acton
Colonel
Joe Brummett
Brummett
George Osborn
Baker Attends IHSPA Meet At Franklin
Frank S. Baker, associate professor of journalism and English, attends the 28th annual Indiana High School Press Association meeting at Franklin College. He taught a class on headline writing. About 60 to 70 high schools represented with up to five delegates each attend a day of classes, banquet, and speakers including Mrs. Mark Ethridge of the Courier Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Baker
Indiana High School Press Association
Franklin College
THSPA
Franklin
Mark Ethridge
Louisville Courier- Journal
Panthers Rally Past Centre In Hard Fought showdown
The Panthers capped a late surge with Treesh, Houser and Conrad powering the drive to the end zone. A 70 yard return by Bob Horn highlighted the day as Centre’s Donnelly was harried by Guthrie and Massey while Conrad repeatedly pierced Centre’s line and Andress added the late point after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treesh
Conrad
Warren Guthrie
Donnelly
Panther
DePauw
Bud
Peterson
Klein
Milton Massey
Houser
Hank
Andress
Bob Horn
Hanover
Acton
Brummett
Art Schreiber
Sophie” Wilson
Fraternities urged to fund delegate to national council
The Interfraternity Council asked fraternal groups to cover the cost of sending a delegate to the national convention. Dr Bucks requested women students wear hats and gloves to church as a matter of appropriateness, not a rule, to show proper observance of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interfraternity Council
National Interfraternity Council
Bucks
Census figures show 1940 U.S. Negro population listed
The 1940 census reports the Negro population at 12 865 518 in the United States. States nationwide engage in a broad effort to protect wildlife and game resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Halloween Poems At Dr Bucks Club Night
A Hallowe en themed Poetry Club meeting at Dr Dorothy Bucks home featured readings from Poe by Norma Brackett Kitty Kirchmier and Martha Reynolds Jackson Cravens performed Tam O Shanter Ride by Burns and refreshments followed. The club gathers on the second and fourth Sundays at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy S. Bucks
Norma Brackett
Kitty Kirchmier
Martha Reynolds
Poe
Jackson Cravens
Presbyterian Church Hanover Notice and Events
The Presbyterian Church Hanover Indiana lists Reformation Sunday services on October 30 with Church School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 45 a m Music by the College Choir and a sermon The Recovery of our Christian Heritage. The 8 00 p m Session meets to receive new members. Amelia Gall Curi Italian American soprano born Milan 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Fox
Reformation
Amelia Gall-Curi
Colorature
Milan
Italy
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Thompson-Glass
Lynn Hall
Tubby & Bud
Jewelers
Mulberry Street
Madison, Ind
Turk” Klein
Madison Radio Service
Victor
Columbia
Capitol
Decca Records
East Main St
Ind
Schultz Bros
Wykoff
Eshoe Repairing
Stanton
John Knoebel
Baker
Dr. Bucks
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Jack Malcolm
Cook Apts
Oscar C. Bear, JR
BEAR
Jewelry
Hanover Cleaners
Cooper
Fountain Service
Harper’s
Rexall Drug Store
Shoe Service
W. Main St
Geo. Whittaker
Inglis
REED
George Whittaker
CassiDy
Beauty Shop
Oscar C. Bear
Optometrist
DENNY
Main Street
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