Cornell to Play Iowa Wesleyan First Time in Feb Schedule
Cornell plans thirteen basketball games this season. A Grinnell conference meeting outlined the schedule including a new Feb ninth game with Iowa Wesleyan, and clashes with Iowa, Coe, Grinnell, Simpson, Leander Clark, and Highland Park. Some revisions possible with a Des Moines YMCA court hoped for Feb 13.
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Cornell
Iowa
Grinnell
Iowa Wesleyan
Coe
Simpson
Leander Clark
Highland Park
Finger
Des Moines Y. M. C. A
Philo and Adelph MASQUERADE Party a festive night
A Saturday masquerade in Philo hall drew Philomathean and Adelphian members in Xmas decor. Costumes ranged from a Queen of Hearts to a Black child outfit. Members revealed identities on stage before a church program, with Santa distributing toys and refreshments ending the night.
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Philo Hall
Chile
Queen of Hearts
Red Riding Hood
Ikey
Hall Girls usher in Xmas spirit at Bowman event
The Bowman hall girls opened Christmas celebrations with a singing program led by Lucile Criss. A white dressed processional formed an aisle on the stairs as girls sang, continuing in the dining room before joining in the Doxology replacing the usual prayer.
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Bowman Hall
Lucile Criss
Messiah Concert Pleases Crowd at Cornell Opera
Despite cold weather a good crowd attended the annual Messiah concert at Cornell directed by Horace Miller. The Oratorio Society showed advanced training with fine harmony and technique. Soloists drew less favor, though Virginia Tunnicliff attracted attention among former Cornell singers. Cornell Orchestra and staff listed with Grace Brune Marcusson, Virginia Tunnicliff, Edward Walker, Lemuel Kilby, Frank Shaw, Julia Seiler Shaw, Leila Niles, and Horace Miller.
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Taining
Horace Miller
Cornell
Oratorio Society
Virginia Tunnicliff
Grace Brune Marcusson
Edward Walker
Lemuel W. Kilby
Cornell Orchestra
Frank H. Shaw
Julia Seiler Shaw
Leila M. Niles
Horace A. Miller
Young Women’s Christian Association Meeting Featured Music
The YWCA met Sunday in the Aesthetic hall with special music including a solo by Irene Gormly and a quartet: Clara DePuy, Phyllis Brown, Clarice Dillenburg, Ruth Williams, plus violin obligato by Eleanor Brown. Miss Florence Brown led with the Christmas lesson.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Aesthesian Hall
Irene Gormly
Clara DePuy
Phyllis Brown
Clarice Dillenburg
Ruth Williams
Eleanor Brown
Florence Brown
Kings Elect Officers for Next Term at King Literary Society
The King Literary Society elected officers for the next term. President Grace Nordquist and Vice President Clela Anderson lead the slate with Esther Osher as Secretary and Marie Marshal as Corresponding Secretary.
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King Literary Society
Grace Nordquist
Clela Anderson
Esther Osher
Marie Marshal
Pearl McCammet
Bertha Fogde
Josephine Hammill
Lucile Cabeen
Marion Jayne
Recital Highlights At School Of Oratory
The regular school of oratory recital featured Patsy, The Abandoned Elopement, and The Courage of the Commonplace performed by Miss Robinson Miss Marshall and Miss Brady. Professor A O Thomas of Iowa City visited Norton and toured Middle Devonian fossil collections bringing back over a hundred rare specimens for study and illustration. At Michigan University the faculty senate empowers the student council to govern with a three day objection window before a law becomes effective and requires council proceedings copies to the state secretary.
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School of Oratory
Patsy
Robinson
Marshall
Brady
A. O. Thomas
Iowa City
Norton
Thomas
University of Michigan
Senate
State Council
Athletic Board Awards Letters at Meeting
At a recent athletic board meeting awards were issued. Varsity football letters were given to Shafer Johnson Duke Zehr Allan son Smythe Jensen Marston Campbell Boylan Hughes Milholm Meade Brandon Sheeler. Freshmen numerals awarded to Keehn Torrance Danskin Etter Devine Williams Remner Starry West Grigsby Otis Lemison Oscar Lemison Sanderson Doble Moyer Walker Hartwell Gethmann Curtis Hamilton Winkler Osgood Skelton. Football Rs awarded to Turner Louis West Kreger Robinson Bergen Spash La Rue Daffer Helberg Eyestone Frei Butzloff Dee. Cross country picks went to Thompson Briggs Peck Lahman Haeseler and J K Smith. Captain Thompson will be presented a cup for winning the first inter collegiate meet here the day of the Coe football game.
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Keehn
Torrance
Danskin
Etter
Devine
Williams
Remner
Starry
West
Grigsby
Otis Lemison
Oscar Lemison
Sanderson
Doble
Moyer
Walker
Hartwell
Gethmann
Curtis
Hamilton
Winkler
Osgood
Skelton
Turner
Louis West
Kreger
Robinson
Bergen
Spash
la Rue
Daffer
Helberg
Eyestone
Frei
Butzloff
Dee
Thompson
Briggs
Peck
Lahman
Haeseler
J K. C. Smith
School Spirit Drives Grinnell Comeback Win
The Wesleyan Nebraska notes Wesleyan and Grinnell college boosts as teams showed spirit in action. Grinnell overcame a tough season to defeat a stronger opponent, proving that school spirit matters more than past outcomes.
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Wesleyan
Grinnell College
Cornell
Grinnell
The Game and the Gamblers
A Marshalltown Times Republican opinion condemns heavy betting on the Iowa Nebraska game. It links gambling to insults and corruption in intercollegiate athletics, arguing that widescale wagering taints loyalty and risks destroying sport.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
Iowa City
Nebraska
Iowa
Lincoln
Miltonian Freshmen Toast Ship Program at Banquet
About eighty Miltonians and guests gathered for a ship themed toast program led by Roy Walker ’14. Freshman Vance and Snowy Winter performed stunts while others displayed humor, music, and feats, ending with a pledge to the new Miltonians and a voyage metaphor for the upcoming year.
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Vance
Philips
Broadston
Parry
Osgood
Skelton
Bill” Abrahamson
Ken” Matthews
Lewis Duke
New Mills
Bachelor
Malcolm Price
Cornell College
Mr. Meade
Mr. Boles
Miltonian
Port
Roy Walker
Tipton
Miltonians
Freer
Keyes
Lott
Suppress Gambling Tactics Rise After Interstate Football Losses
When betting losses and winnings from interstate football provoke ongoing disputes, officials consider steps to curb the gambling tied to the games. Rooms for Rent: Mrs. E. King. 3-1.
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