Displaced Vladimirov Family Reunited in Hanover Community
The Vladimirovs, Latvian Orthodox, were moved through Leubingen Burg Ludwigstein Hanau and finally to Hanover after World War II displacements. They were aided by Hanover Presbyterian Church and its Men's Council led by Professor John Yarnelle. The Hankewicz family from Ukraine also settled near Hanover. Both families joined local church activities on September 25.
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Leubingen
Germany
Burg Ludwig- Stein
D. P
Vladimirovs
Point House Councils Selected at College Dormitory
Point House dormitory council elections elected new Girls' Point Council members Violet Andrew as president Jane Houghton social chairman Marilyn Megorden secretary treasurer and Ruth Murphy member at large Corridor proctors Ann Soller Joey Pittenger Beth Percival Pat Davis and Lois Little Rachel Matthew will serve as house chairman Men's Point House Council includes Charles Hawley chairman Bob Metlan John Patchell Dave Christman and Jerome Parker.
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College Point House
Girls’ Point Council
Violet Andrew
Jane Houghton
Marilyn Megorden
Ruth Murphy
Ann Soller
Joey Pittenger
Beth Percival
Pat Davis
Lois Little
Rachel Matthew
Men’s Point House Council
Charles Hawley
Bob Mettlan
John Patchell
Dave Christman
Jerome Parker
One World One Church discussion at SCA meeting
The Sunday Student Christian Association plans a discussion titled One World One Church at 6 pm in room 102 Classic Hall. Last Sunday Dr. John Williams of Franklin Presbyterian Church spoke on leavenings of faith hope and kindness and the impact of sharing these qualities.
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One World
Student Christian Association
Classic Hall
SCA
John Williams
Franklin Presbyterian Church
C. C. S. Club Plans Year At Hanover YMCA Meeting
The Community Christian Service Club met to map a year of social work in Hanover. Members will again sell Christmas cards to raise funds for the group's activities, with meetings on the first and third Thursdays at 7 p m at the YMCA building.
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Community Christian Service Club
Hanover
CCSC
YMCA
Notable Educator and Librarian Careers Highlighted
Mr Weston, a 1930 DU and Harvard Theological School graduate, taught social studies in Aurora Colorado and led Unitarian churches in Lexington Trenton and Schenectady. Dr Brigham, former Louisville library head, became Indiana librarian and long active in the American Library Association. Glacier National Park is a Montana public park established by presidential proclamation.
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Mr. Weston
University of Denver
Harvard University Theological School
Aurora
Colorado
Lexington
Massachusetts
Trenton
New Jersey
Schenectady
New York
Glacier National Park
Montana
Publication staffs tally for Revonah yearbook
Publication staff details list editors and assistants for the Revonah yearbook. Staff appointments include Feature Editor ton and Nancy Robinson as Assistant Feature Editor. Society Editor Suzanne Rankin with Ann Wooters as Associate Editor, circulation head Mary Lou Morris, and others filling business and editorial roles.
Meet the Prof Hanover's new assistant professor of music
Frank R. Bohnhorst, born 1923 in Springfield Ili nois, rises from a musically inclined family to join Hanover as assistant professor of music. His path spans Springfield schools, Illinois Wesleyan, U S Army Air Force service, New York Union Seminary, Westminster College, and roles as organist and choir master before settling in Hanover.
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Bohnhorst
Springfield
Illinois Wesleyan
First Presbyterian Church of
Janet Withey
U. S. Army Air Force
United States
New York Union Seminary of Sacred Music
Miss Withey
Northwestern University
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Ohio
Reservations To Be Available At College Dorms
President Albert G. Parker Jr announced that all students with no duties will vacate dorm rooms after exams to free sleeping space for parents of seniors or returning alumni. Seniors choir members waiters and other dining staff may stay. Reservations for commencement weekend are one dollar per night with checkouts handled by Mrs. Whallon Donner Miss Verstegen or Dean Tate and Mrs Littell at the Men’s Residence Hall.
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Albert G. Parker, Jr
Whallon
Donner
Verstegen
Dean Tate
College Point House
Littell
Movie Shown To Business Club Hit By War Time Tale
The Town, a film released to the Armed Forces overseas during the war, pictured life in an American hometown set in Madison with familiar Hanover faces. After the screening, members discussed merging the Business Club with the Social Science Club to broaden student reach. Next meeting set for October 11.
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Madison
Hanover
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