Coe Homecoming Events Kick Off Friday At 9:30
The twenty first annual Coe homecoming begins Friday at 9 30 am with special chapel exercises featuring Roy T Hill 20 of Des Moines former Coe football player as speaker Classes suspend after chapel for alumni events The Coe Carleton game kicks off at 2 pm Saturday Floats compete in a parade at 2 30 pm Friday with 30 campus organizations participating Cups awarded for best float and best burlesque winner Parade route runs from the Coe campus down First Avenue to
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Coe College
Roy T. Hill
Des Moines
Coe
Coe- Carleton
First Avenue
Parade routes and judging set for Friday events
The procession will go west on First Street W and south on First Street W then east on Third Avenue to Tenth Street SE where it will disband. Soon after, judges will review fraternity and sorority house decorations. Friday at 7:30 p m Sinclair Memorial Chapel will host the events.
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First Street
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Sinclair Memorial
Homecoming Week Brings Speeches and Ceremonies at Shrine Temple
Bruce West and student and faculty speakers lead the pep meeting to spark enthusiasm for homecoming. Cups awarded for house decorations and floats, a sorority stunt, and music by the Coe military band cap the program. Snake dance and bonfire precede a pep dance, dinners at fraternity houses, vesper services with Dr. Calvert speaking.
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Bruce West
Kohawk Grid
Coe Military Band
Shrine Temple
William Chalmer Calvert
North English Man Geiger Dies Suddenly at 76
Wilbur Geiger, 76, died Wednesday while working at the Elmer Miller home in North English. He is survived by four children Anna Fry of California, Margery Rideour of Keswick, Roscoe of Wisconsin, and Pat Geiger of North English, plus two brothers Mack and Jude Geiger of North English and three sisters Mrs Boltz, Mrs Ballard, and Mrs McKay of Sigourney.
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Wilbur Geiger
Elmer Miller
Anna Fry
California
Margery Ridenour
Keswick
Roscoe
Wisconsin
Pat” Geiger
North English
Mack and
Jude Geiger
William Boltz
Frank Ballard
McKay
Sigourney
Mind exploration and science in moral questions
A note on science guiding moral choices, citing Dr. Walter B. Cannon. It asserts emotions like rage laughter hunger and disgust are common across races, and discusses understanding feelings without knowing a language. Darwin is mentioned as a reference.
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Walter B. Cannon
Harvard
Darwin
How To Judge Your Probable Success In Business
Compilation of brief Q and A items and notes on psychology, marriage happiness studies, straw votes, and election prediction methods. Mentions Dr. Harry W Hepner, Albert E Wiccam, Jessie Bernard, Claude E Robinson, and J David Houser with references to 1934 copyright.
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Harry W. Hepner
Syracuse University
Albert Edward Wiccam
Albert E. Wiccam
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Bernard
Washington University
St. Louis
American Journal of Sociology
Los Angeles
Seattle
Claude E. Robinson
Columbia
Robinson
New York
First annual Halloween party of local Boy Scout council
In 1924, about 127 Boy Scouts enjoyed Shaver Park for the first annual Halloween party of the newly organized local council. The Rev. Charles F. Edwards and family arrived to reside here as the new rector of St. John's Episcopal Church. Claude Butterfield was injured at the Quaker Oats plant when a box car he was using as a lamppost collapsed.
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Shaver Park
Charles F., Edwards
Macon
Charles
Frederick
Edwards
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Claude Butterfield
Quaker Oats
New Anne Adams Pattern Book Available For Order
The new Anne Adams Pattern Book is ready and available by mail. It showcases stylish wearable clothes and easy to follow patterns that let readers make outfits at home. Whether for a matron with figure changes a student or children's garments the pattern feature explains how to order.
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Anne Adams
Sheep Ranch Planned On Cedar Rapids Land
F S Mitralsky of Cedar Rapids buys 160 acres west of Louisa to convert into a dedicated sheep ranch. A possible county first for exclusive sheep raising. Also: local golf winner Mrs. August Reps takes silver cup at Country Club.
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F. S. Mitralsky
Cedar Rapids
Louisa
August Reps
Charles C. Loomis
George B. Douglas
F. D. Chada
Baltimore
Jan Huss
C. W. Maggart
First Lutheran Church
E. R. Burkhalter
Joseph Sprinks
Eighteenth Avenue
K Street
Three youths injured in Sigourney school trip accident
A car driven by a student veered into a ditch while avoiding Mrs. Albert Reinke’s vehicle three miles east of Sigourney on Wednesday morning. Betty Shafer 15 suffered a deep forehead cut, George Bownarens 13 endured multiple injuries, Velda Klett 16 sustained a minor head injury. Mrs Reinke and passengers were uninjured.
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Sigourney
Betty Shafer
John Shafer
George Bownarens
Ed Bownarens
Harper
Velda Klett
Henry Klett
Albert Reinke
Reinke
Ernest Neuman
Ann
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Heaven
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Westinghouse
Crosley
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Everready Prestone Or
Zerone
United States
Our Service Department
Dial
Gus Sun
Greene's Opera House
Jane Elwood
Santa Paula
Calif
L. M. Shaw
T. A. Berkabile
H. H. Smith
George Booth
Jennings Crawford
Drew Roddy
Dixon
Ill
Rock River Military Academy
Killian Company
Sealine
Glover
Princess
Old Man
Beech Creek
Hamilton Seed & Coal CO
Ives-Frana Coal CO
Chadima Coal CO
Scott
Black Patent Oxford
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