Gage Addresses COE Graduates On World Needs Ahead
Dr. Harry Morehouse Gage delivers the annual COE baccalaureate address "The Road Ahead" urging graduates to face a disillusioning world with duty, economy, and faith. He warns of postwar challenges, calls for economic revival, and stresses the impact of individual will, business ethics, and religious values.
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Gage
COE
Harry Morehouse Gage
T. M. Sinclair
Dr. Gage
God
Marshall Bidwell
Joseph H. Kitchin
Bidwell
Violet Winks at a Married Man in Shadowed Garden
Poem notes a dainty violet and other flowers as flirts with a married man. The speaker claims nature shadows his settled life while violets and roses glance with flirtatious energy amid shrubs and peonies. The tiger lilies observe with ladylike grace as the narrator imagines a sly daytime wink.
Coe Graduates Visit Persia Then Return
A Coe College reunion in Cedar Rapids featured Mr and Mrs Mervyn Moss and their children Persis and Paul recounting life in Rezaieh Persia. They described Persian customs water boiling practices mosaic crafts and veiled women while detailing travel trials and their plans to return in the fall.
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Elfie Magnusson
UCH
Coe College
Coe
Jerusalem
Mervyn Moss
Rezaieh
Uramia
Persia
Robert C. Armstrong
Meadowbrook Drive
Moss
Persis
Paul
Palestine
Fatima
Mohammed
Cedar Rapids
United States
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Omaha
Elizabeth Patton
New York
Russia
Mosses
Prizes Awarded At Coe Commencement Names Named
Prizes were awarded at Coe College commencement with 141 graduates present. Knox prize went to Katherine Keiber. Bever prize to William Whipple. Dows prizes to Lawrence Greenawald and Mary Bowne. Delta Delta Delta and other sorority prizes announced. numerous Endowed prizes and degrees listed for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science candidates preparing for summer sessions and teacher training programs.
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Coe
Coe College
Knox
T. M. Sinclair
Katherine Keiber
Davenport
Bever
William P. Whipple
Cedar Rapids
Warren Kershner Martin
Dana
Dows
Lawrence D. Greenawald
Monticello
Mary E. Bowne
Clement A. Curnan
A. Taylor Dunlap
Cebu
Iowa Sons of the Revolution
R. Tacy Mott
Douglas
Mary Margaret Huston
Esther L. J
Chi Omega
Catherine Steinmetz
Carrie L. Mack
Constance Watkins
Jean Grout
Armstrong
Arthur A. Brooks, Jr
Raymond Coward
Searcy
Kan
Daven A. Taylor Dunlap
P. I
Kenneth Kent
Nashua
Wendell C. Walker
Mediapolis
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Louise Randolph
Erskine
Kappa Delta Sorority
Helen M. Frye
Lacon
Knolk
Janet Murray
Alpha Xi Delta
Gertrude Dieken
Holland
Alpha Delta Alpha
Thomas Pirnie
Courtney
Rudolph
Phi Sigma Iota
Sonia Anderson
Ironwood
Ervin E. Baden
Lake City
Leonora Jeannette Beggs
Laura Tripp Burns
Marion
Claude C. Dickey
Central City
Russell M. Dougherty
Cumberland
Alice Ruth Geisler
Des Moines
Harold Miller Hall
Ward Harper
Leo James Hruska
Bernyl LaVerne Jackson
Scarsboro
Charles Dayton Jones
Gilmore City
Edward Leslie Knaack
Marie Kugler
Reginald 8S. Lu
Marriage on pity fades as cautionary tale
A reader’s note on a marriage based on pity ends in unhappiness as Grace learns Harry’s selfish nature. A second letter questions a breakup with a college girlfriend and advises patience. The Center Point town band notes Frank Floyd Jr. and S. M. Dunlap among veterans in the old ensemble.
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Frank Floyd, Jr
5. M. Dunlap
Center Point Cornet
Dear Miss Manners Jealous Wife Dilemmas
A man seeks guidance on his wife’s petty jealousy at social events. Faithful advises the wife is silly but common, urges the husband to reassure her of love, insist courtesy is due to all ladies, and practice discretion in interactions with other women.
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Persia
Moss
Sena
Miss Manners
Neatly dressed and clean to gain popularity
Be interesting and friendly to win friends. If you are immaculately clean and neatly clothed, that should be enough. Your appearance need not influence how others view you.
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Tom
Answer To Number Three
The remark urges calm tempers and warns against losing one’s temper lest a real quarrel follow. It suggests he will recover from a current fit of temperament and advises restraint to prevent escalation.
Reinbeck Couple Wed in Kirksville Missouri
Miss Ellen White and Peter Westergaard of Reinbeck were married May 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCrary in Kirksville Missouri. Rev A Grant of the local Methodist church officiated. The couple has returned to Reinbeck to reside.
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Grundy Center
Ellen White
Reinbeck
Peter Westergaard
Walter McCrary
Kirksville
A. Grant
Notice of Incorporation for American Estates Company
Notice declares the American Estates Company formed under Iowa law to invest and manage capital, issue securities, borrow, and acquire property. It lists authorized stock at 106 shares no par, routes for officers and board, annual Cedar Rapids meeting, and dates. Sole incorporator becomes sole director president secretary and treasurer. Dated Cedar Rapids April 29 in Ontonow?pedia? Iowa. May be 1932.
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American Estates Company
Speoter
P Sapat
Win Tee
Iowa
Secretary of State
Cedar Rapids
Ontos Rapids
Aga Can Estates Company
H. C. Pay
Wells C. Peck
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