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Newspaper
Hanover College Triangle
Location
Hanover, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement urges buyers to seek quality in jewelry cut glass and silverware from the established store known as the House of Quality founded in 1852.
W R Curtis has been appointed as successor to the firm Brooks and Chapman. Curtis steps into leadership after the retirement of the firm’s longtime partner, with plans to continue the business and uphold its established client base.
The Hook The Hook highlights honest prices and matchless style as The Shoeists demonstrate Tan 16 but ton Goodyear West Boot No 53. The claim emphasizes durable wear and customer satisfaction through fitting qualities and demonstrated value.
Two Christian Associations announce monthly gatherings to reach more students and townspeople. Prominent Christian workers from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky will speak each month with a song service led by Professor Belcher. The first meeting at Presbyterian Church Sunday evening November 3 features Rev. Dr. Frank Hood of Madison.
Friday afternoon program at Chresto Hall included declamations by Helen Culbertson Fern Britain and Helen Engle. Blanche Williams read an essay on Beating the Middleman. Coretta Balser spoke on The Melting Pot and the insanity import. The debate asked if woman suffrage would aid government right.
The schedule lists Moores Hill at Hanover on November 1, Kentucky State University at Lexington on November 9, and the University of Louisville at Louisville on November 15.
The Young Men’s Christian Association plans another blackface minstrel show as a major fall event. A staging committee of T. W. Blair Sam Riely Albert Sellers Coulter Montgomery and Paul Dowell was named last Thursday night. No date is fixed but likely the first week after Thanksgiving. Ari Averitt Gayle Hufford and Emory Fisher search for a new heating store for the Christian Association hall.
The Press Club invites all students to publish opinions in the college paper while avoiding destructive or libelous content. Articles may be unsigned unless the editor grants permission. The Triangle disclaims responsibility for expressed views and need not reflect editorial policy.
The Vienna Zeit notes a near total breakdown in relations between the kaiser and crown prince. Verbal contact has ceased with communications now by written note through the house marshal. The kaiser skipped crown prince birthday festivities and spent only a short Berlin stop before continuing to Wilhelmshaven and Rominten.
An exchange notes two election campaigns failing to cure rheumatism while a mud bath anecdote suggests relief for a customer. The barber underscores skepticism that politics or baths offer real health fixes. The piece blends humor and civic bite as the public figures chase votes.
Hampshire results show Hanover 3, Franklin 28. Notre Dame 41, Wabash 6. Indiana 7, Northwestern 20. Chicago 7, Purdue 0. DePauw 0, Michigan Aggies 58. Moores Hill 18, Covington KY High School Outler 13. Earlham 0. Rose Poly 14, Eastern Illinois Normal 36.
A city shop advertises the best assortment in town for athletic goods. The notice highlights variety in equipment and footwear available to customers.
W M Bivens announces a move from Files Street to Brandt Property beside Wilsons Store. Shoes are repaired neatly and quickly with soles nailed or sewed.
Rev Dwight D Tallman class of 1905, pastor of the Hot Springs Presbyterian Church, is elected moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of South Dakota. He chairs plans for a Hot Springs Presbyterian hospital and serves on the Fall River County Water School Association board. An article in the Hot Springs Star highlighted his continued service and campus alumna ties.
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