Identifier: aurora1920manc (find matches)
Title: Aurora
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Manchester College (North Manchester, Ind.)
Subjects: Manchester College (North Manchester, Ind.) Universities and colleges College yearbooks
Publisher: (North Manchester, Ind. : The College)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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SCIENCE HALL and ventilated class rooms. Ilio Acadoniy Assonil)ly now occupies two of these (Pag-e 50 rooms. On the third floor is k)cated the Art Itoomuseful building. id Miis(ii);i. TJiis is a very The last building added to the list was the addition to the Ljulios Tlome. Thewhole buildinj^ was reconstructed and a very Jar^^-e Jiddition put on Ihe soutliside, practically doubling the nuriibei* of rooms iov girls awd <ircji1ly cnhirtring
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THE IiADIES DORMITOBY and improving the dining hall. It is, from all appearances, the most attractivebuilding on the grounds. During the winterof 1918 19 it was an-nounced at the col-lege that a certain,brother and sisterAvho Avished to with-hold their nameshad donated suffici-ent money to the col-lege to buy and putinto perfect repairthe large framehouse one blocksouth of the collegechapel for a hospi-tal. The house Avas ^™ hospital purchased, painted and equipped for its new function. Diniiiii iiio Inst yoni thehospital served the college in an excellent Avay, during ln)th tl\o iniliioii/n andthe small-pox epidemics. The modesty and generosity of these donors slnnild bePag-e 51) ijV i^J L X^ i \^ * r! W-mm ^^^^ - m -• ^^%^h t*:-^^ .^«^ —p*— an example to provoke others to similar good works. Mrs. Edward Kintiier wasthe first patient in the hospital. The Mission Chapel in West Manchester, the building of which is described onanother page, was dedicated on Feb. 2, 1919. It, t

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