College Notes Brighten Campus With Socials And Talent
Prof L Nautenback leaves Howell bound for Maurice Iowa with a Sheldon stop en route. A large crowd gathered at the Union C E social at First church. A Broadway Club forms among the ladies. The first game is October 5. Bert Vander Ploeg joins the student body. The College Mixer in the gym was a success with Harold Bauer as floor manager. Klaus and his Orchestra provided music as faculty stunts drew laughs. The Smelser Trio performed at First church with Dorothy Else on piano. Prof Sadler received a sterling silver spoon posted from Tokyo. Voices are being tested for a Conservatory record. Male Glee material looks strong. Enrollment is large across all departments. Two Winnebago Mission girls arrive for music study. Mrs Bain, 1892, spoke at chapel. Antionette Vander Ploeg and Elizabeth Wesselink performed Rubinstein pieces. Y M C A stag was lively with a devotional led by Dean Pietenpol. Apple and watermelon feed followed. Miss Watson returns after Europe. Freshman class photo is a dandy. Sophomores face the famous groan.
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L. Nautenback
Howell
Maurice
Iowa
Sheldon
Union C. E
Broadway Club
Bert Vander Ploeg
Bert
Harold Bauer
Klaus
C. Uci
Smelser
Prof. Smelser
Dorothy Else
Sadler
Gerald Mokma
Tokyo
Liggett
Con
Chapel
Rubinstein
Y. M
A. Stag
Dean Pietenpol
Miss Watson
Europe
van Niewaal
Lauterbach
Rock
Local notes survey births visits and minor injuries
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Anne Beyers on Monday September 17. Several local residents including Miss Charles and families from Des Moines Prairie City Oskaloosa and Monroe visited friends and relatives this week. Jim Van Hemert suffered a head gash after being kicked by a horse and received doctor care. A mule caravan passed through town to Fifield for shipment and molasses making continues along with a promising grape crop.
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Anne Beyers
Charles
Prairie City
C. G. van Vliet
Des Moines
H. L. Renaud
C. Sedrel
Gus Aalders
Pete Vanden Berg
John van Waardhuizen
Velma Baker
Sandmeier
Fifield
Henry Kaldenberg
Monroe
J. G. Vriezclaar
A. M
Lou Hart
George Hanning
Charlie Ford
Knoxville
Clyde Butrey
S. A. Johnson
John Fifer
Halling Clover
Cordova Wednes
George
Sherman Gibbons
Lutheran Hospital
John Hart
Charlie Houck
H. Love
Grant
Wm. Dunick
Newton
Lovilla
Pella
Herman Snellers
R. M. Hart
George Daily
J. M. Hart
W. M. Karr
Cadwallader
Special Otley School Bond Election in October 1923
Otley Iowa voters will decide on a 15000 bond issue to build and equip a school building with a site. The election runs October 6 from 1 PM to 6 PM at Otley School. Board secretary T H Kaldenberg Jr announces the notice per Iowa law.
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BOND
Otley
Iowa
Marion
State of
T. H. Kaldenberg, Jr
Board of Directors
Suspicion as a Sentinel in Early Thought
A compact reflection on perpetual suspicion as a defense, comparing the vigilant sentinel to a person forever watchful for enemies. The passage suggests that such constant mistrust borders on a self-destructive evil, a warning echoed by a writer named Young.
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Young
Defective Eyesight Common Among American Youth
The piece notes that about one quarter of American school children suffer defective eyesight, highlighting a widespread health concern affecting students.
Bees Ban In Grinnell And Klan Night At Imperial Night Hawk
Cordova notes list multiple local residents visiting Knoxville Des Moines and surrounding towns amid hospital visits and illness. A Grinnell ordinance addresses beekeeping near homes with penalties. Imperial Night Hawk vignette shows a Klan gathering and a stranger trying to enter, challenged by a warden over Jewish identity.
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Klexter
Shure
Klan
Imperial Night- Hawk
Infinitely the Better Part Quote by Theodore Parker
A brief reflective line portraying moral priority of duty over desire, attributed to Theodore Parker, urging self discipline and enduring purpose beyond fleeting laughter or temptation.
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Theodore Parker
Stewardship for the Place Holders and Civil Liberty
Webster states that stewardship must show tangible proof of valuing our heritage and blessings. The text urges commitment to good government and civil and religious liberty, insisting on actions that broaden understanding and improve the hearts of men.
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Webster
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Otley Motor Co
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Pete Wolaver
Eddyville
Russell van Vliet
Omaha
Clarence Bricker
Joe Muilenburg
Mr. Anderson
James Vriezelaar
John Ford
Dick Hart
Ford Cooney
Grinnell
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McKeever’s Drug Store
Dr. Hess’ & Clark
R. V. McKeever
Otley, Iowa
Otley’s Big Store
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