Fairfield Alumni Dinner Highlights Iowa-Harvard Ties
Fairfield readers note the Iowa Alumni gathering at Harvard Iowa club dinner on April 17 with about twenty five attendees. Eight were ex students from S.A. 1. Discussions touched on Iowa Ames Grinnell Cornell and Parsons rivalries. Other alumni listed include R P Thoma L Thoma C Ruggles J C Monnet Frank Tracy Slagle and E F Springer.
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Harvard-Iowa Club
S.A. 1
Iowa
Cornell
Grinnell
Parsons
Ames
R. P
Four-Man Boasting Never Fails to Do His Undertakings
A fragment describes a man who boasts about his abilities and claims success in all he undertakes, warning others not to question the nature of his ventures. The text hints at a recurring pattern of self confidence without detail.
Parsons College Commencement Celebrates 33rd Year
The thirty third annual Parsons College commencement closed with ten graduates and three music graduates. Alumni from past years gathered as the library expanded, new gymnas ium and chapel were announced. The day featured a baccalaureate sermon by Dr Willis E Parsons, class day at the opera house, and an alumni dinner after graduation.
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Parsons College
Board of Trustes
Thodore G. Barhydt
Burlington
Presbyterian Church
Prof. Moorhead
Misses _ Fisher
Snook
Sandiland
White
Ruth Johnson
McCord
Hugh Griffith
Fairfield
Clara Elizabeth Ingham
Brighton
Joan of Arc
Mabel Ingham
Laurance L. Laughlin
Brookville
Edwin D. Mitchell
Sidney
Menlo Park
Willis E. Parsons
Jones
Parsons
College
Y. M and
George P. Magill
Des Moines
McGill
Joshua Est
Moorhead
Frank Arnold
Kansas City
Miss Ball
Hochuly
Tearle
Gearhart
Joseph W. Cochran
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Cochran
School of Music
Friendly Discussions Toward Political Reconciliation
A statement urging clear signification of points of agreement and difference between political opponents. It promotes friendly discussions over calumny and partisan rancor and warns against intrigue and malevolence.
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Comte de Mirabeau
Inundation of the Nile Annual Floods and Losses
The Nile valley floods yearly from June to September, leaving fertile soil along both banks. Excessive inundation can cause widespread destruction, while a deficient flood risks crop failure. In 1829 the flood killed about 30,000 people and caused extensive property loss.
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Nile
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Batavia
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Theodore Hochuly
Esther Snook
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Helen White
J. S. Gaumer
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Jessie Black
Frank C. Raney
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Alice Childs
Edgar Gearhart
Carl McGrew
Myrtle Whitmer
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Arnold
Mary Powell Bean
Ruth Elinor Leggett
Effie Elizabeth Mullin
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Howard Park Gage
Cecelia Mary Greenleaf
Laurance White Parsons
Franklin’ Clay Raney
Mabel Leila Sandiland
Alta Maud Malloch
Ila Harvey
Ruth E. Pinch
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Arthur G. Jodan
Harry M. Gage
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