Seniors Taste Campus Life at Cornell College Grex Day
Twenty one seniors visited Mt. Vernon for Cornell College Grex Day despite cold winds. They heard Dr Hamlin, joined panels on eight career fields, toured dorms, watched What a Life, enjoyed an informal banquet, and stayed overnight in Pfeiffer Hall before returning Sunday.
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Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Bob Heyen
Hamlin
Shirley Hobert
Ruth Reuter
Emily Post
Henry Aldrich
Central High
Cornell
Pfeiffer
Liars’ Club
Play Day Plans by Monticello G A A
The G A A postpones its Play Day to May 4 with 9 00 to 9 30 registration. A dinner for guests from surrounding schools and Monticello G A A members follows. Prizes, singing, and athletic activities conclude the event with gypsy life as the theme.
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Monticello
G.A.A
Staff Editor-in-Chief and Editorial Team Listing
Staff positions include Editor-in-Chief Janet Howle Associate Editor Virginia Clark and a wide roster of reporters and staff. The article credits Shirley Hobert Ruth Reuter Beatrice Long Betty Adams Betty Otten Katherine Woodall Gertrude Ortgies Eileen Appleby Janann Schweitzer Robert Eggers Wilma Grossheim Elizabeth Lee Byerly Rebecca Grimes Kathleen Adams Betty Clark Herbert Haran Eleanor Cooper Mary Lou Luett TYPISTS Jeanette Lubben Robert Heyen Mark Rodman.
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Janet Howle
Virginia Clark
Shirley Hobert
Ruth Reuter
Beatrice Long
Betty Adams
Betty Otten
Katherine Woodall
Gertrude Ortgies
Eileen Appleby
Janann Schweitzer
Robert Eggers
Wilma Grossheim
Elizabeth Lee Byerly
Rebecca Grimes
Kathleen Adams
Betty Clark
Herbert Haran
Eleanor Cooper
Mary Lou Uett
Monte Calendar April Events Across Maquoketa and Waterloo
April 19 baseball game in Maquoketa noted with local timing. April 20 band trip to Dubuque listed. April 27 state music contest scheduled in Waterloo with participating groups and dates.
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Maquoketa
Here
Dubuque
Waterloo
Time Marches On In A World Of Elusive Seconds
The essay reflects on the nature of time as a relentless, uncatchable force. It contrasts measured divisions with time’s true persistence, noting that clocks cannot stop its march and questions the origin of time while affirming its constant progression. Time remains the one certainty amid uncertainty.
Monticello School Notes Highlight Student Activities
Carol Harford celebrated her sixth birthday on April 4 and shared cupcakes in the afternoon class. Second graders made butter, then enjoyed crackers and class-made butter at a party. Third graders practice freehand cutting spring flowers.
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Carol Harford
Netherlands
Anderson
Miss Kurtz
Monticello
Home Economics Class Visits Local Factories
Freshman home economics girls toured Cedar Rapids on Tuesday April 9 visiting Wilson Packing Company Penick and Ford and the Quaker Oats Company. They observed weiners being made at Wilson Packing, syrup production at Penick and Ford and oats rolling at Quaker Oats along with puffing of wheat and rice.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson Packing Company
Penick and Ford
Quaker Oats Company
Quaker Oats
Chatterbox Opens To Students As Principal Publishes Next Week
The note invites students to write the Chatterbox with each grade contributing. Seniors will publish first, inviting sophomores to volunteer and showcase journalism skills for next year’s school paper staff.
Dubuque G A A Play Day Held by Senior High Girls
At the Dubuque Senior High G A A girls club play day on April 18 the morning volleyed and basketball games began at 9 with groups named after ships like Aerica and Manhattan. Mary Lou Luett and Deloris Rohlken led Monticello in the program and prizes went to the top games group with anchors weighed at three.
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Lois Naylor
Betty Otten
Mary Lou Luett
Margaret Bader
Deloris Bohiken
Gertrude Wenger
G.A.A
Dubuque
Deloris Rohlken
Monticello
Central City baseball saves day with timely hit
In a lively Central City game Bob delivers a crucial hit over second base while Ben waits for a game turning hit. Dick Holub shines with a centerfield dash and a clutch save. Fans from D C join the cheers as track teams face long meets in Mechanicsville and Iowa City.
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Bob
Ben
Future Teachers Practice Teaching in Grades
Three days of last week were spent in grade rooms for normal training department students. Tuesday was observation, Wednesday and Thursday were teaching days. Alberta Husman and Jane Bender led first grade. Maxine Rynerson and Virginia Wright led second. Roberta Helgens and Jeanette Lubben led third. Ruth Richardson and Kathleen Rieniers led fourth. Eleanor Cooper led fifth. Eileen Appleby and Ruth Reuter led sixth. Friday reflections praised effort and look forward to more practice next week.
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Alberta Husman
Jane Bender
Maxine Rynerson
Virginia Wright
Roberta Helgens
Jeanette Lubben
Ruth Richardson
Kathleen Rieniers
Eleanor Cooper
Eileen Appleby
Ruth Reuter
Junior High Triumphs Over F F A In Final Battle
In a crowded junior high tournament the junior high defeated F F A 20 to 13 in the final. Earlier round results show the junior high beating sophomores 48 to 5 and beating juniors 25 to 16. Multiple teams competed including S S S seniors juniors and sophomores with several forfeits and close games.
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F.F.A
S.S.S
Sophs
Vocational Ag Boys Judge For Practice
A trip to W. T. Rieken farm was taken by the animal husbandry class of vocational agriculture. The boys make weekly farm visits to gain livestock judging experience for Ames competition on May ninth. A second team from farm engineering will also go to Ames. They also study livestock problems and visit local implement dealers to compare machine features.
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W. T. Rieken
Ames
Wyoming Women Luncheon Notices and Obituary Notes
A Wyoming auditorium luncheon marks gatherings of church aid societies with guests listed at two long tables and centerpieces. The report notes the death of Dr. Glenn Cullen in Cincinnati and family survivors, plus club meetings, cantata rehearsals, and social events including farewells, showers, and anniversaries across local families and organizations.
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Wyoming
Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Mary Tompkins
Henry Westphal
Janet Robertson
Emma. Petersen
Wwe
Wyemi
Ste
Local club meetings and visits across towns
The column lists Progressive club discussions led by Mrs. Lumir Ingwersen and Mrs. Lumir Holub, a Swingtimers 4-H Club event with Mary Storm hosting, and several visits including Betty Jane Levsen with her parents, Janet Robertson returning from Nashville, census work by Wosoba, and travels of the Harringtons and Jamesons to Davenport Clinton and Doland for family and health matters.
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Lumir Ingwersen
Lumir Holub
Elmer Buckingham
Mary Storm
Elmer Storm
Bonnie Denniston
Lorraine Moenk
Leah Huffman
Betty Jane Levsen
Nora Springs
Paul Levsen
Priscilla Club
Lewis Sampson
Janet Robertson
Klaude Dick
F. L. Harrington
Lester Barron
Davenport
E. F. Rohwedder
Doland
S. C
Hertha Levsen
Howard Jameson
Clinton
Jameson
Hopkinton News Briefs and Local Notice Items
A 7 year old Hopkinton boy, Dick Sullivan, suffered a brain concussion after being struck by a bicycle rider during school recess. A basement fire at Doran Beitz grocery caused minor damage and was extinguished. Various engagements and social events are announced including Dorothy Martin and Elmer Jansen's engagement, a senior class play Plain Jane planned for May 17, and a Lenox college recital featuring student groups.
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Hopkinton
Dick” Sullivan
Leo Sullivan
Doran Beitz
L. F. Cummings
Arizona
A. K. Cramer
Manchester
Dorothy Martin
A. C. Martin
Elmer Jansen
Lost Nation
Local Social and Travel Notes Across Lenox and Surroundings
Mrs Lois Moulton presented a program at her home. Chillicothe native Norman Barr has enrolled in secretarial and commercial courses at Chillicothe Business College. Rev and Mrs F E Allen spent days in Chicago. Cle Club Clio club met at Miss Franc Earhart’s home. Mrs D H Johnston reported on Maria Mitchell. Lenox male quintet sang three numbers. Mrs Genevieve Durham of Lamont visited Mrs Ina Robbins. Dr Frederick Schwab left for Forest City to see a ill son in Rochester Minnesota. Mayo Clinic visit followed. Mr and Mrs Greer C Greer and Raymond Joseph visited Rochester. Mrs Greer hospitalized there. Mr Joseph stayed for Mayo Clinic. Nashville bound Jennie Ferguson left for Nashville due to son’s illness. About 25 sportsmen from Hopkinton area attended the annual Delaware County Fish and Game Club fry at Manchester. Lenox college music groups to broadcast from WMT Waterloo on Monday April 22 at 5 pm.
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Ppupus
Tne
Doris Day
Nn Cullen
W. G. Wherry
Miarie Cullen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Glenn Cullen
Cullen
University of Michigan
Columbia University
New York City
the University In
Mary Alice
Donna Jean
Glen Wherry, Jr
Everready Club
Mexico
Humpal
Anamosa
Ward Kent
J. W. Thomson
Independence
Thomsen
J. J. Luedemann
Wellsburg
W. B. Brown
Lenox College
College Chapel
Delaware County Farm Bureau Chorus
California
A.T. Wheeless
Norman Cahalan
Cascade
C.’. Smith
DeWain Thompson
The
Kill
Kare Club
Lois Moulton
Chillicothe
Norman Barr
A. G. Barr
Buck Creek
Chillicothe Business College
F. E. Allen
Chicago
Cle Club
Clio
Franc
Maud Earhart
D. H. Johnston
Maria Mitchell
Lenox
Genevieve Durham
Lamont
Ina Robbins
Greer
C. K. Greer
Raymond Joseph
Rochester
Minn
Joseph
Mayo Clinic
Nashville
Jennie Ferguson
Tenn
Don Wilson
Hopkinton and
Delaware County Fish and Game Club
Manchester
Census Enumerator J. J. Dunlap Appointed for Hopkinton
J. J. Dunlap has been named census enumerator for Hopkinton entering upon duties. Local social notes record visits by Elmer Kurt family Marion to Murray home, Glattly family Spencer, Bixby kin, and others sharing time with Hopkinton residents.
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J. J. Dunlap
Hopkinton
Elmer Kurt
Charles
Eleanor
Marion
Charles Murray
Speedy U 8S Trains U S At 60 MPH Lead In Speed
Speedy United States runs trains at 60 miles per hour more than any other country. The report highlights U S rail efficiency and average speeds with emphasis on the nation leading rail performance.
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United States
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