Conservatory Recital Promises Evening Music Scene
Varied program to be given Wednesday afternoon December 9 at four o'clock in the college chapel. The recital starts fifteen minutes earlier than usual and features works by Mozart Mendelssohn Schumann Beach and Whelpley with performances by Elizabeth Dalton Margaret Northfield Lucile Indra Hulda Peet Kenneth Baker and others.
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Conservatory of Music
College Chapel
Mozart Elizabeth Dalton
Bat Franz
Franz Margaret Northfield
Mendelssohn-Kreisler
Richard Tims
Claude Rose Voglein
Lucile Indra
H. A. A. Beach
Margery Jenson
Grillen
Schumann Hulda Peet
Whelpley
Rio
Kenneth Baker
Schumann
Miss Birch’s Cousin Returns Home Monday
Miss Helen H. Birch of Greensburg Indiana has left Olivet College where she visiting Miss Mary K. Birch for about ten days. Birch has directed the Conservatory of Music at Olivet College for several years and is recovering from a serious automobile accident from over a year ago.
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Helen H. ‘Birch
Greencastle
Indiana
Mary K. Birch
Galesburg
Illinois
Miss Birch
Conservatory of Music
Olivet College
Olivet
Michigan
President Asked To Preach In Minn
Dr. H. J. Burgstahler has been asked to deliver the anniversary sermon at Lake Harriet Church in Minneapolis on December 18. The church was dedicated while he served as its pastor earlier in his ministry.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Lake Harriet
Minneapolis
Burgstahler
League Speaker To Talk Tuesday On Manchurian Crisis
Dr. L. J. Hume of the League of Nations will address campus audiences Tuesday. He will speak at 8:45 a.m. before Dr. C. F. Littell's class and again at chapel, likely discussing the League crisis and the Manchurian affair.
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League of Nations
L. J. Hume
C. F. Littell
Doctor Hume
Europe
Christmas Carols and Poems Broadcast by KWCR
Last Friday evening KWCR at the Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids aired a Christmas program. The Men's Glee Club sang carols, Prof Clyde Tull read several poems, and the Women's Glee Club performed more carols. Officials expect a repeat broadcast later.
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Cornell
KWCR
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Cornell names D U Van Metre as treasurer after Stuckslager's death
The Cornell College Board of Trustees elected D U Van Metre as treasurer in their regular meeting to replace the late W C Stuckslager who died last February. Officers Frank Cole Killian Norton were reelected and routine business was noted.
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D. U. van Metre
Cornell College
Board of Trustees
W. C. Stuckslager
Frank Cole
A. L. Killian
W. H. Norton
Burgstahler
Cole
Earle A. Baker
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Sutherland Dows
Elmer Johnson
J. P. van Horn
W. C. Cleworth
W. R. Boyd
Cedar Rapids
John E. Stout
Evanston
Illinois
Frank
Why Cornell College Keeps Its Name Not Bowman College
The article explains why the Iowa school retained the name Cornell College, tracing the origin from Elder Bowman’s Iowa Conference Seminary to its 1857 renaming. It credits W. W. Cornell and his brother J. B. Cornell for support, noting they had no link to the New York Cornell University, and recalls a past suggestion to rename the college.
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Bowman
Cornell
Henry Pfeiffer
Cornell Cornell
Iowa Conference Seminary
Cornell College
Bowman College
W. W. Cornell
New York City
J. B. Cornell
Cornell University
New York
Eastern University
Miss Hinkley Reads To Writers Friday
Miss Laura Hinkley, a local writer with pieces in Woman's World and The Woman's Home Companion, read an essay at the Writers' club on Friday a satire about James Branch Cabell. Also readings by other members included Winifred Plumb presenting an original poem that drew comment and discussion on subject treatment.
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Laura Hinkley
Woman’s World
The
Woman’s Home Companion
Writers’ Club
James Branch Cabell
Carol Concert Impresses with Women's Glee Club
Impressive annual carol concert by the Women's Glee Club directed by Miss Ruth Pinkerton in the chapel last Sunday. The Men's Glee Club and the college choir assisted under Francis German and Harold W. Baltz. Tapers and candles created a festive atmosphere as Margaret Chalice, Leona Moulton, and the group performed pieces including I Saw Three Ships and Bethlehem. Continued on Page 4.
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Dick Baker
Ruth Pinkerton
Francis German
Harold W. Baltz
Margaret Chalice
Jesus
Leona Moulton
Bethlehem
Women’s Club
1932 Football Schedule Ready
The 1932 schedule lists eight games for Cornell with opponents including Grinnell Mount Vernon and Mount Vernon based teams. It notes potential conference alignment and a Christmas supper hosted by Miss Ruby Wade for six girls before a carol concert.
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Big Ten
Purple
Cornell
Iowa State
Cedar Falls
Grinnell
Simpson
Mount Vernon
Monmouth
Coe
Knox
Carleton
Northfield
Ripen
Ruby Wade
Pastor Discusses League In Chapel
In a chapel talk at the Community Congregational church in Chicago, Pastor Theodore Hume as a League of Nations representative warned that the February 1 1932 disarmament conference in Geneva could mark a major year turning point. He predicted a German youth led revolt within three months as nations again boost armaments. He noted President Hoover’s remark on global depression and military spending.
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Geneva
Theodore Hume
Community Congregational Church
Chicago
Inn
Oxford
Paris
Berlin
League of Nations
Germany
Mr. Hume
Hoover
America
Mixed Swim Draws Over Fifty Attendees Saturday Night
Over fifty men and women attended a mixed swim Saturday evening from 7 30 to 9 00, hosted by the W A A. Coffee and sandwiches followed the dip. Prof Clyde Tull and Mrs Tull with Miss Dorothy Rogers served as chaperons. Ruth Miller, with Margaret Harris and Margaret Herrick, arranged the event. Life guards were Wesley Burr Gale Henke and Edwin McDade. Jane Mahin Shirley Householder and Berneice Schuller supplied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tull
Dorothy Rogers
Ruth Miller
Margaret Harris
Margaret Herrick
Wesley Burr
Gale Henke
Edwin McDade
Jane Mahin
Shirley Householder
Berneice Schuller
Lecturer cannot appear tomorrow on lecture platform
Lincoln Steffens suffers severe tonsillitis and cannot speak Wednesday night in Louisville Kentucky. A telegram to Prof Clyde Tull says he is bed bound. a substitute speaker will be announced soon. Several noted lecturers are being considered.
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Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
Clyde Tull
Louiseville
Kentucky
Tull
W. B. Gray Addresses Cedar Rapids High Schools
Walter B. Gray, alumni director, spoke to second semester seniors in Cedar Rapids high schools about the advantages of Cornell College.
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Walter B. Gray
Cedar Rapids
Cornell College
Liberal Arts Group Meeting in Washington December 10
Dr. H J Burgstahler has notice of a meeting of the Committee of Fifteen of the Liberal Arts College Movement to be held December 10 at the New Willard Hotel in Washington D C. At 12 15 that day the committee will be received by President Herbert Hoover at the White House.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Liberal Arts College Movement
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
White House
Casts Announced For Two Of Three One Act Plays
Prof W Earl Beem announced casts for two of the three Christmas season one act plays. The Riders to the Sea cast includes Ruth Miller Maiiyn Katherine Frei Kathleen Frances Long Nora Merrill Pulliam Bartley. Lenna Looks Down cast features Margaret Northfield Lenna Robert Hayes Leonard Cecil Boyer Elevator Man James Robertson City Marshal Drew Baker Gusset. Tryouts for Sparkin will be held once books arrive.
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Ruth Miller
Maiiyn
Katherine Frei
Kathleen
Frances Long
Nora
Merrill Pulliam
Bartley
Town to decorate for holiday season in Mount Vernon
Plans for decorating the Mount Vernon business district and staging the community Christmas program in the high school auditorium are being organized by committees of business men led by Fred A. Young. The light strings will be installed and lit once the Town Railway and Light Corporation line crew completes the work. The committees list Entertainment chair Roy Nelson and others, while Decoration is led by Harry Dilley and Harry
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Mount Vernon
Fred A. Young
Town Railway & Light Corporation
Roy Nelson
W. Earl Beem
George Anselm
John Klimo
Harold
Stuart Chase Plan Debate Topic On Thursday Varsity Meet
Ashley Foard and Joe Griffin will debate Hugh Chance and Wesley Burr on the Stuart Chase plan. The regular varsity debate meet will be held Thursday evening at seven, instead of Wednesday night.
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Ashley Foard
Joe Griffin
Hugh Chance
Wesley Burr
Stuart Chase
Messiah First Sung at Cornell in 1900 Festival
The traditional Messiah production at Cornell returns for a Sunday matinee recalling over 30 years of May Festival history. It was first sung at the second May Festival in 1900 with soloists and the Oratorio Society. The Christmas rendition began in 1906 under G L Pierce.
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Cornell
Cornnell
Oratorio Society
G. L. Pierce
Grinnell
Cornell Orchestra and Oratorio Society
O. P. Barbour
H. A. Miller
F. H. Shaw
E. H. F. Weiss
H. W. Baltz
Karl Weiss
Handel
Covent Garden
London
Burgstahler Attends North Central Association Meeting
Dr. H. J. Burgstahler was in Chicago Monday for a North Central Association meeting at the Stevens Hotel and returned that evening.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Chicago
North Central Association
Stevens Hotel
Fourth Meeting English Club Tonight
Prof. H. C. Lane of the English department will read from his notebook at the English club gathering tonight at 6 40 in Prof. Clyde Tull's classroom South Hall.
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H. C. Lane
Clyde Tull
South Hall
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League
Professor Tull
Miss Hinkley
Miss Wade
iFifty
W. B. Gray
Liberal Arts
Washington
Christ
Dr. Burgstahler
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