Centennial Movement Convention Arrives at Cornell
Arrangements heat up for a large Cen tenary Movement Convention at Cornell late this week. Not yet confirmed topics focus on mission work and world service for college students. Speakers include Dr. Franklin Ream W E Doughty James H Lewis and Dr Fred B Fisher. The event opens Friday evening with a stereoptican lecture and chorus, sessions run Saturday for delegates, Sunday for the public, and a vesper finish Sunday afternoon. A campus party Saturday night features a gym event following a basketball game with Simpson.
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Franklin Ream
W. E. Doughty
James H. Lewis
Fred B. Fisher
Ream
Iowa
Bishop Lewis
India
College Auditorium
Simpson
Raymond Grant
Mildred Briggs
Mil tonian Hospital Cares For Nineteen Injured Saturday Night
Nineteen severely injured men received prompt care at the Miltonian Emergency Hospital last Saturday night. All required operations performed by Dr Daskam within four hours, with nurses Moore and Philips assisting. Convalescents include Pulver Olander Schaffer Smith Blank Packard Cummings Evans Houston Miller DuBridge Carr Newsom Millan Dicky Allen Harville Sones and Dobson.
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Cottingham
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Daskam
Moore
Philips
Pulver
Olander
Schaffer
Smith
Blank
Packard
Cummings
Evans
Houston
Miller
DuBridge
Carr Newsom
Millan
Dicky
Allen
Harville
Sones
Dobson
Invitation High School Basketball Tournament Assured
Plans for a spring high school basketball tournament at Cornell have been completed by the C Club. Invitations were sent to forty eight state high schools for a two day event on March 7 and 8. Three engraved cups will be awarded to the top finishers and college lodging will host teams and supporters.
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Cornell
Simpson Wins From Cornells In Hard Game
Simpson's well balanced team kept Cornell's offense stifled as they met in Indianola. The Blues struggled as Simpson's forwards surged to pile up points while Cornell's defense never found rhythm in a hard fought Friday evening contest. The team arrived late and played without proper rest or expected strength.
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Simpson
Cornells
Indianola
Simpsons
Kepler
Tom
Six Forty Meeting Portrays Student Interest in Constitution
A packed six forty chapel session debated a proposed student government constitution. Despite lengthy, heated discussion the chair steered to a vote against a by laws committee, ending the meeting after two hours. The campus looks to next meeting for by laws drafting and electioneering begins.
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Cornellian
Coe defeats Dubuque in close hard fought game
Coe beat Dubuque 23 to 16 on Coe’s floor in a tense contest. Mohrbacher scored early and led Coe with 9 of 11 points in the second half while Meyers hit a late long shot to avoid a whitewash.
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Dubuque
Coe
Mohrbacher
Mohrbacker
Meyers
Date Set For Colonial Party February 22
The Cornell Colonial Party returns on Washington's Birthday Saturday February 22 with the Grand March and Virginia Reel as highlights. Voting for march leaders occurs next Monday at the Library using a new system where voters choose the senior man and senior woman to lead. Men may wear military uniforms full dress or colonial costumes while women wear colonial outfits. Sewing-class volunteers assist men in costuming Saturday at the Library. The annual senior class event welcomes student body and faculty as guests.
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Cornell
Washington
Virginia
Gearhart House Quarantined for Smallpox
Gearhart House is quarantined for small pox with Melvin Nichols as the only reported case. All other roomers have left, so no immediate danger of spread or disruption to college activities.
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Gearhart
Melvin Nichols
Style Show Postponed Indefinitely on the Hill
The Style Show at the Auditorium Monday afternoon under the college Y W C A was postponed indefinitely. Miss Parmott from Martin's Cedar Rapids was to speak on Proper and Improper Dress in what was planned as an annual college event on the hill.
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College Y. W. Co. A
Cornell Five Faces Stiff Schedule Amid Crippling Injuries
The Cornell basketball team plans home games this week against Dubuque on Wednesday and Simpson on Saturday. With Hurlburt and Dutch Byerly sidelined, Pep Lemon returns to boost hope though he may be rusty. Simpon provides a tough test after a rout last week, and Hedges of Cedar Rapids is slated to referee both contests.
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Dubuque
Simpson
Dutch Byerly
Hurlburt
Pep Lemon
Pep
Dope
Hedges
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Cornell Club Dinner Reunion Held at City Club
The Chicago Cornell Club will host its annual dinner at the City Club on Saturday night February 15. Dr. Flint and Cornell students Artozoul and Barriere will attend the event.
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Chicago
Cornell Club
City Club
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Colonial Party
Indianola Five
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