Central College drills focus on Penn game after break
Central College football moved into full preparation for Friday’s Penn game after a rest period. New formations were tested, injuries minor, and key players like Stimmel and Kernahan stood out in drills as the team reshapes its lineup for the conference tilt and possible strong final Iowa Conference showing.
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Central College
Penn
Benna Vista
Hostetler
Stimmel
Otis
Underhill
Hull
Riemer
Kernahan
Grundman
Central
de Velder
Reimer
Leavengood
Capt
Wildasin
Lockhart
Ver- Dught
Summer
Wilkins
Anderson
Iowa
Don Graft
Quakers
Bell
Pemberton
Winters
Hiena
Basketball Outlook At Central College
Central College prepares for the upcoming season with four varsity vacancies. About twenty five players practice three times weekly under Capt. Anderson, mixing returning candidates with freshmen hopefuls. Training focuses on fundamentals, shooting, passing, and pivots as scrimmage has not yet begun.
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Anderson
Central seconds footballer recalls 1912 scoreless game
Dr. G. H. Lankelma says he played one football match for Central seconds about twenty years ago. The game ended in a scoreless tie with Highland Park eleven of Des Moines. He stopped after his mother objected to his playing.
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G. H. Lankelma
Central Seconds
Highland Park Eleven
Des Moines
Prepare Now To Feed Game Birds In Winter
The Fish and Game Department urges communities to feed game birds this winter to strengthen them for cold. Recommend standing unhusked corn and shocked ears near cover, with shocks within 60 to 70 yards of woods or thickets. Ensure ears stay accessible after sleet and open straw stacks for feeding, using boards or strings to place corn where birds can reach it.
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Fish and Game Department
Boy Scout
Iowa
Wallace B. Grange
U. S. Biological Survey
All Ducks Must Rest Hunt Law Violations Reported
During the past ten days six hunters were arrested for hunting before sunrise or after sundown. Section 1770 of the Iowa Game Laws prohibits hunting at any time outside legal hours.
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Iowa
Hawkeyes to End Home Season Against Purdue
The University of Iowa football team bids farewell to three players Joe Laws Leo Samuelson and Robert Loufek at Iowa Stadium on Saturday facing Purdue Big Ten title sharer of 1931 One of the squad’s standout sophomores Herman Schneidman is a frequent tackler Tom Moore a Waterloo junior returns next year The Boilermakers from Lafayette Ind have won the last three meetings but Iowa leads the series six to four
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Purdue
Big Ten
Iowa Stadium
Joe Laws
Colfax
Lar
Leo Samuelson
Decorah
Robert Loufek
Davenport
Herman Schneidman
Quincy
Ill
Tom Moore
Waterloo
Iowans
Boilermakers
Lafayette
Ind
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Two Great Shows at Pella Theatre
The Pella Theatre hosts two attractions starting Monday November 14 with Wild Girl starring Charles Farrell Joan Bennett and Ralph Bellamy. Filmed in the Sequoia Redwood Forest it pairs romance with action and features a transformed Joan Bennett. The second feature Hat Check Girl screens November 16 17 with Sally Eilers Ben Lyon Ginger Rogers and a notable supporting cast under Sidney Lanfield direction. A separate note reports a fatal accidental shooting involving Arthur Belding 16 Omaha.
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Charles Farrell
Joan Bennett
Ralph Bellamy
Pella Theatre
Bret Harte
Salomy Jane
Arizona
Raoul ‘Alsh
Sequoia Redwood Forest
California
Farrell
Fox Studios
Manhattan
Sally Eilers
Ben Lyon
Ginger Rogers
Monroe Owsley
Arthur Pierson
Noel Madison
Dewey Robinson
Harold Goodwin
Eulelie Jensen
Parnell Pratt
Sidney Lanfield
In James
Armenian Student Describes Early Morning School Life
James Dyer, an Armenian student, recounts schooling in Armenia with six to seven a.m. routines, no chairs, floor pillows, weekly punishment, and heavy language focus including Persian Turkish Russian English and French. He recalls abduction, slavery, and Near East Relief aiding 500000 Armenian children, then education in the United States. He now studies at the University of Detroit, touring to fund his studies.
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Armenia
James Dyer
Dyer
Arabian Desert
The
Near East Relief
Wilson
United States
America
University of the City of
Detroit
Winter
Miss Firth
Canada
College Week of Prayer and Penn College Pep Rally Planned
Mary Taylor spoke on missionary work in California among Chinese slave girls before the 18th Amendment. Dr John A Dykstra will speak during College Week of Prayer starting December 6. A new Philosophical Psychological Theological club is being organized. Prof Leonard De Moor invites interested locals. A pep fest and temporary pep club will lead cheers at Fridays game against Penn College.
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Mary Taylor
California
John A. Dykstra
Central Reformed Church
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Religious Life Committee
Leonard de Moor
Penn College
Farmers urged to buy next year’s corn to restore prices
A letter from H. P. Van Gorp urges Iowa farmers to buy 5,000 bushels at 10c a bushel and rest land, not plant corn next year, to absorb surplus. He argues this bankable plan would lift prices within 60 days and improve farm security.
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Iowa
H. P. van Gorp
Chapel programs and guest events at college campus
The chapel committee seeks to add variety with vocal and instrumental musical selections at opening each day. Students have led the program recently, inviting broader audience participation. A nine thirty daily chapel remains open to friends for worship. Mrs Sofia Lautenbach Ver Steeg visited the dorm for dinner with Miss Marie Lautenbach. Prof De Moor spoke on Luther and the Reformation praising justification by faith, priesthood of believers, and the authority of Scripture.
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Sofia Lautenbach
Creamy Chocolate Frosting From Old Cookery Hint
A simple frosting recipe uses two squares bitter chocolate a half cup sugar four tablespoons cream and one egg yolk. Melt chocolate in a double boiler add sugar and cream stir until glossy beat yolk and mix in cook one minute then cool enough to spread. Chronicle want ads promise results.
Armistice Day Reflections On Sacrifice And Peace
A historical Armistice Day piece recalls the World War sacrifice of soldiers and warns against breaking faith with the fallen and maimed. It urges readiness not for war but to prevent it, while defending the rights of the weak and maintaining peace.
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Galilee
America
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