Cornell Writers Club Nurtures Campus Creative Writing
The Cornell Writers club meets weekly for two decades under Dr. Clyde Tull to read critique and discuss manuscripts. Members include Winifred Van Etten Jewell Bothwell Tull Arrola Bush Cole Edward Weismiller and others contributing to The Husk Atlantic Monthly and Yale publications.
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Writers Club
University Wits
Mermaid Inn
Shakespeare
England
Ings
Clyde Tull
Professor Tull
Toppy
Cedar Rapids
Tull
Winifred van Etten
I Am the
Atlantic Monthly
Little, Brown
Husk
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Cornell
Arrola Bush Cole
Fleischmann Yeast Hour
William L. Stidger
Edward Weismiller
The
Yale University
Yale Press
Merton College, Oxford
Forum
Harper’s
Poetry
Virginia Quarterly
Scribner’s
Wield Tales
Epworth Herald
True Story
Stage
Women
Your Life
True Romance
New York Times
Max Hampton
Gazette
John Wherry
Wyoming
Mount Vernon
Ruth Messenger
Antoinette Coxsee
Monticello
Alice Marie Bigger
Jim Daly
Marion High Votes for Homecoming Queen
Marion students will vote early in the week on Homecoming Queen candidates from each class led by senior Mary Balster and Ruth Hanscom, junior Zella Mae Fenlon and Theola Gordon, sophomore Bonnie Carey and Mary Ives, and freshman Patricia Benedict and Betty Peck. A Mount Vernon game and a school dance follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Mary Balster
Ruth Hanscom
Zella Mae Fenlon
Theola Gordon
Bonnie Carey
Mary Ives
Patricia Benedict
Betty Peck
Mount Vernon High School
Marion
Community notices from Marion and Maquoketa area events
Local families host dinners parties and birthday observances including John Miller tenth birthday in Maquoketa and the Reichard home staff. Campus guests from Cornell College and Marion visitors attend meals and weekend stays. Church activities feature missionary society meetings family suppers and quarterly conferences with speakers and volunteers.
Elaine Mitchell Elected President Of Local Sunday School
Elaine Mitchell was elected president of the M. S. K. Sunday school class at the Methodist church during a meeting with a picnic supper and Halloween party at teacher Mrs. Marion Silker Klingler’s home. Anna Mae Nolisch became vice president and Marjorie Ostrander secretary and treasurer. The class name honors teacher Mrs. Pearl Myers and her son Car of Pasadena who have visited the kinfolk in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Mitchell
The
Methodist Church
Marion Silker Klingler
Anna Mae Nolisch
Marjorie Ostrander
Pearl Myers
Car
Pasadena
Calif
Local Families Gather for Snacks and Socials in West Branch
A long list of West Branch residents attending dinners and visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Endsley and others with their children. Advertisements note a four room house for sale by owner and Miss Lois Lockwood, Atkins teacher, arriving from Des Moines to visit her parents. The piece also records Norma Rames visiting Mrs. J. B. Howell and family and a birthday gathering for Charles Kent's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Martin
Harold
Clarence Reinhard
Marion
Lois Richardson
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Martins
Inlaw
Charles W. Joiner
West Branch
Oliver Endsley
Carroll Roberts
Claire Louise
Jeannette
John
A. A. Schenken
Eileen
Bernard Schenken
Loyce
Rudy
Minnie Schenken
Hugo Schenken
A. B. Black
Lois Lockwood
Atkins High School
H. F. Lockwood
Eva Jessye Choir Performs at Cornell College November 14
Mount Vernon notes the Eva Jessye choir will appear Tuesday night November 14 as the second event on the artist and lecture course. Miss Jessye directs the program featuring Negro folk literature, spirituals, folk songs, modern blues, and selections from Porgy and Bess.
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Mount Vernon
Eva Jessye
Cornell College
Eva _ Jessye
America
Universal’s
Jessye
Porgy and
Bess
Miss Connelly Sentenced to Alderson for Embezzlement
Adah L. Connelly, former Ottumwa bank teller, must serve a five year term at Alderson Federal Industrial Reformatory in West Virginia after pleading guilty to embezzling 188125 dollars from the Union Bank and Trust in Ottumwa. The U S marshal's office ordered the transfer Saturday to execute the sentence.
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Des Moines
INS
United States Marshal's Office
Adah L. Connelly
Ottumwa Bank
Federal Industrial Reformatory For Women
Alderson
W. Va
Miss Connelly
Union Bank and Trust Company
Ottumwa
Priest John P. Broz marks 50 years in Spillville ministry
The Rev. John P. Broz of St. Wenceslaus parish celebrates his fiftieth anniversary as a priest on November 9. Born December 12, 1865 in Svihov Bohemia he was ordained in 1889 and has served Spillville since 1906 except for two years in Tama county. Archbishop Beckman will attend the high mass and Rev. Leo O Connell will preach the anniversary sermon followed by a banquet at the A B C hall.
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St. Wenceslaus
Clutter
Tama County
Spillville
Father Broz
Beckman
Dubuque
X ray Testing Aids Authenticity Of Old Paintings
X ray analysis aids art experts in confirming the authenticity of historic paintings. The method reveals underlying layers and construction details that distinguish genuine works from forgeries.
Oelwein Coe student runs campus job bureau for peers
Francis Hidinger, a Coe College student, manages the At Your Service bureau to match fellow students with odd jobs on campus and nearby. He keeps a card index, posts hourly job bulletins, and takes a 10 percent commission while also hitchhiking home weekends to sell cars and fund his own education.
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Coe College
Francis Hidinger
Coe
Hidinger
Coc
Francis
FF. Hidinger
Oelwein
Building Activity and Business Changes in East Iowa Towns
Mount Vernon sees $33 000 upgrade as Northwestern Bell commences concrete and tile building with new dial equipment and plant reconstructions. Nearby, Rudolph Vodicka opens a slaughter house by stockyards. several residences change hands. Elgin sees Capper Hatchery lease, new storage space, and resident moves. Walker reports three new farms under construction and farm buildings. Independence notes retirement of Club cafe operators. Springville hosts Cape Cod office opening for Town Builders Supply. Wyoming and Manchester record business ventures and housing changes. Williamsburg announces move of Little Chicago Bakery by mid month.
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Ount Vernon
North Western Bell Telephone Company
Mount Vernon
Telephone Company
Earl Simpson
Rudolph Vodicka
Highway 261
Rex E T Gough
Anna Jordan
South Fifth Avenue
Glen Swift
Ralph Hart
Joseph Hammond
Macy House
Diagonal Street
Elgin
Capper Hatchery
G N Schon
Charles Feller
Schoni
Manchester
Herman Mueller
Vera
Don Preussner
East Fayette Street
North Madison
Mueller
D. J. Meggenburg
Tegens
Delaware County Farm Bureau
First National Bank
Henry Crippen
Delhi
Delaware County
Butler Street
Williamsburg
Little Chicago
Bentecao
Martin Schroeder
Larry Roehrekasse
Germans More Interested In Food Problems Than In Government
Special to The Gazette: Mrs. Johanna Hennig and daughter from near Elkader return to free America after a Europe trip. They describe harsh German food shortages, certificates for purchases, and public sentiment toward Hitler while sharing travel hardships from New York to Hamburg and Copenhagen to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Johanna Hennig
Elkader
Hitler
England
Germany
Hennig
Gertrude Randell
Chicago
Europe
Free America
New York
Koenigsberg
Hamburg
Randell
Noth
United States
Denmark
Grant Wood to Speak at Charlot Art Exhibit Today
Grant Wood will give a gallery talk at 4 15 p m today in the University of Iowa art building exhibition lounge. The talk accompanies a retrospective by Jean Charlot featuring paintings lithographs and drawings with Mexican subject matter and spirit. A string quartet from the music department will open the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Grant Wood
Jean Charlot
Charlot
University of Iowa Art Building
Iown
Iowa
Mexico
Mexico City
France
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Cornell Writers Club
Margaret Dilley
Cunt Vernon
Henry Goddard Leach
Century Magazine
Emily Dickinson
Whittier
Yoppy” Tull
English Club
Prescot
Marion News
Dr. Miller
Third Avenue
Theristrial Club
J. W. Bowman
Eighth Avenue
J. T. Christie
George P. Whitney
Vernon Lent
Marvin Edison
Hillis Gill
Philip Crew
Charles Louden
J. Lewis Papes
Lyell R. Shellenbarger
Dr. Drummond
7Th Avenue
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Hallwood
J. T. Taylor
Cedar Rapids Automobile Club
Richard Sears
Louisie Chamberlain
Ely
Federation of ‘ Women’s Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Garth Hunter
Essex
J.F. Hunter
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Harry J. Murphey
Eleventh Street
Janet Lothian
Jack Reimers
O. O. P. Club
O. M. Carson
Twelfth Street
Ralph J. Kendall
John Jennings
Push T. B. Survey
Linn County
Lucile Christie
A. W Erskine
Christie
Hutchinson's
Owen's
Tennyson Club
Norman Waffle
Celan Rollins
Queen Mary
Robert Mitchell
W. R. C. No. 126
Memorial Hall
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Agnes Hampton
Quilla Scrimgear
Marion Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Presbyterian Sunday School
P. A. Osborne
Seventeenth Street
Ameigo Club
E. E. Wilcox
Washington Avenue
Cecil Seger
Thirteenth Street
Flora Lawson
Grace H. Starr
Cary Club
Clara Wilson
Mark Woodward
Louisiana
Linn County Red Cross
James Dunlop
Esther Matt
Ted Houck
Jesup
Joan Garden
George Reichard
John Miller
Maquoketa
Reichard
Elwyn Miller
John Vernon
Kent Finger
Mrs
Irving Finger
Julia Allen Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Ed Sigfred
Ninth Avenue
Endeavor Division
Ladies Aid Society
E. T. Gough
Kenneth V. Murdoch
Helen Biddick
M. H. Biddick
A. E. Granger
Arthur E. Granger
W. K. Lothian
Clyde Scott
Betty Lou
West Prairie
Prairie Chapel
Epworth
Theresa Farley
Lawrence Farley
Marion Christian Endeavor Union
Laura Hutchison
Linn County Relief Offices
Ruth Murray
Marion and Vicinity
Gas Company
Helen Hubbard
Fred Schmitt
Tom Reamer
Mrs. L. R. Lange
Milwaukee
C.E. S
Masonic Temple
John Troy
Marguerite Kaemple
Guttenberg
Helena Lake
Mary Frances Howell
June Williams
Archie E. Milner
Ronald
Iown City
June
University of Iowa
Carl L. Fernow
A. Storck
R. D. Bleedner
Roy
Jay and
Cleo
Victor
Harry Waline
Jack Bevarns
Bernadine Ann
Andrew Kershner
Tenth Street
Mrs. Har
Norma Rames
Nice
J. B. Howell
W. E. Doan
Miss Amy Doan
Mr. Doan
F., M. Doan
Mrs. Doan
Hopkinton
W. Virginia
John P. Broz
Oelwein Boy
Wanda Montz
Lena Hunsberger
Ellen
Mary Bennett
Hell. Towlerton
Springville
Town Builders Supply Company
Cape Cod
William Hurst
Monmouth
Lyle Jenkins
Hurst and Jenkins
W. S&s. Roush Clothing
Resience
Ing
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