Iowa State College Commencement Week Schedule
A detailed list of events for Iowa State College during June including senior promenade recital baccalaureate sermons literary society graduations grand concert Martha opera class day junior play and commencement exercises. Activities run June 3 through June 9 with multiple campus performances and the President's reception for faculty alumni students and friends.
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Music Department
Iowa State College
Albert B. Storms
Music
Martha
James Montgomery
Minneapolis
Sylvan Players Bring John Nicholson Sylvan Company to Campus
The Senior Class of ISC organizes an outdoor campus performance by the John Nicholson Sylvan Players of Chicago on June 8. Tickets are 75 cents for all seats as a fund for future annual campus shows. The event follows last year’s Milton Comus and aims for high-class spectacle beneath a new amphitheatre near the campanile.
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Donaldson Robertson
John Nicholson Sylvan Players
Chicago
Judson
Chicago University
Pro. S. H. Clark
W. K. Zeigfeld
Zeigfeld Theatre of
Jas
O'Donnell Bennett
Rostand
Alumni Association
F. R. Conaway
Commercial Club
Ames
King
Prof. King
Bernice Shugart
Association
Sheldon
4Th Ward
Correction on Martha chorus misunderstanding
A chorus member told Professor Thompson that many friends believed Martha the opera was a sacred oratorio. She explained the choruses are light and humorous, noting Martha is a comic opera on grand opera lines rather than a sacred piece.
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Thompson
Martha
Lazarus
President Storms to deliver baccalaureate sermon Sunday
President Storms will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the senior class of the college Sunday morning at 10 30 A M And Y W C A services are scheduled for 4 P M
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Storms
Services Change For Evening Set At Four P.M.
Planned evening services were moved to 4 o clock in the afternoon. All members and friends are advised to note the new time and attend as scheduled.
Voters urged to back republican slate for congress and rail rates
The article urges patriotic citizens to vote and backs Cummins and Dolliver with endorsements for fair railroad rates and nonmonopoly tariffs. It notes Governor Garst supports the progressive line while Governor Carroll declines national issues. Also mentions Memorial Day services with veterans honored at the church and cemetery ceremonies.
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Garst
Iowa
Cummins and Dolliver
Federal Commission
Carroll
Aldrich Cannon
U. S
Cummins
Dolliver
U. S. Senate
Ames High Alumni Banquet Tops in Ames History
The Ames High School Alumni Association held a record banquet Tuesday night in the Methodist church basement with 150 attendees. Teachers and students praised the event, noting a new era of homecoming attraction and hints of future campus expansion.
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Ames High School
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Williams
Ames
Howard T. Hill
Thomas McCall
Clyde Griffith
Carrie Hunter
A. B. Noble
Board of Education
W. P. George for Representative
W P George is a Story county farmer and former store owner seeking the Republican nomination for state representative. He has led Story county farmers groups pushing for fair railroad rates, serves Ames businessmen, and backs Roosevelt era policies with focus on education and community morals.
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W. P. George
Story County
Iowa
Mr. George
Ames Commercial Club
Roosevelt
Dove Roosevelt
George
Ana
Langer
Republican Party
Story
Burglary at Tildens Store Seizes Cash and Stamps
Yesterday morning the cash drawers at Tildens store were opened to reveal $28 missing from the office and stamps taken. An open cellar door in the alley points to possible entry, with the thief appearing familiar with the building and its locked barriers between departments. The method of entry remains uncertain and no other clues emerged.
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Tilden
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Services Planned
Sunday afternoon at 2 30 the Odd Fellows Memorial exercises will be held in the I O O F hall. War ner Johnson of the United Brethren church will deliver the address. Officers for the day include C A Dunty N G Dr C E Hunt chaplain and F F Rodgers marshal. The public is welcome and after the hall service the company will march to the cemetery to decorate graves.
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A. B. Storms
Iowa State College
Ames
Dickey
Storms
Odd Fellows
Warner Johnson
United Brethren Church
C. A. Dunty
N. G
C. E. Hunt
F. F. Rodgers
Marshall
Rebekahs
Quarrels Create Enmity and Leave Questions Unsettled
A brief note observes that ongoing quarrels deepen rifts and fail to resolve core questions, leaving disputes lingering without clear outcomes. It highlights how discussion without consensus sustains discord and uncertainty.
High School Program Praised By Students and Staff
A spirited high school program delighted attendees from start to finish with colorful traditions. Students wore maroon and white, including the class color 80, as part of the celebration and performances.
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College Book
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Auspices
New York
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Mr. Cane
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Fred Cockerell
Central
College Baccalaurate Service
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Jesse Cole
Miss Nichols
Ronald Allen
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Anna Craven
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Ada Griffith
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Earl Baird
Ralph Briley
George Crissman
June Dunham
Harry Gamrath Clyde Griffith Clay Stafford Sadie Hambleton
Arthur Storm Nettie Hubbart Morris van Auken
Laura Jones
Harley Walker
Ioe
Mary Kintsley
Luella Madson
Dorothy Miller
Jennie Myers
Elizabeth Osborne
Martin Snyder
Lena Stewart
Mabel Thompson
Ruth Vincent Grace Williams
Frank Beach
Max Brintnall
Era Cox
Paul Bells
Laura Gibson
Ora Griffith Pyrle Henry Charles Sneck
Kenneth Kelso
Hermine Knapp
Ruth McDonald
Vera Mather
Nellie Noble
Doris Pammel
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Warren Garst
Tildens’ Store
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