Cornell Hamline Came May Be Best Of Entire Season
Cornell's Purple, led by Captain Kirwin, meets Hamline Pipers Saturday at 3 PM in a highly anticipated game. Coach Finger expects a tough matchup after a two point loss on Hamline's floor, with Sundberg as Hamline's scoring threat and Paulson nursing an injured knee.
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Cornell-Hamline
Cornell
Dean
Greene
Kasch
Bieber
Hartwell
Kirwin
Paulson
Purple
Hamline
Sundberg
Invaders
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Purple Grapplers Face Tutors In Evening Dual Meet
Coach Bender brings six State Teachers College wrestlers to college tonight for a 7:30 duel with Cornell. Several veterans face Cornell opponents including Benny Van Etten in 115, Meffert in 125, and Truckenmiller against Strayer in 145. Ames official Coach Herkins will referee.
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Bender
State Teachers College
Cornell
Stevens
Bartelma
Strayer
Miller
McGray
Scott
Purple Grapplers
Wallace
Benny” van Etten
Meffert
Nielson
Truckenmiller
I. 8
T. C
Allstor
Herkins
Ames
Seniors Face Sophomores and Juniors in Local Games
The day after noon schedule has Seniors vs Sophomores and Juniors vs Freshmen. Lenhart, previously at center, is injured and likely out, reducing the Junior squad’s experienced core while the third year men hold an edge over the yearlings.
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Lenhart
College selects Grand March leaders for Colonial Ball
Hickman and Little named George and Martha Washington for the grand march at the Colonial ball on February 23. Over 200 students voted in the college election with McIlray and Skewis as runners up. Rehearsal likely next week. two glee clubs provide music and the Virginia Reel features in the program.
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Marshall Hickman
Helen Little
George
Martha Washington
Olin McIlray
Margaret Skewis
Cornell
Washington
Oberlin Trio to Close Artist Course with Noted Musicians
The Oberlin Conservatory Trio, featuring violinist Maurice Kessler, cellist Frederick Goerner, and pianist Mrs. W. M. Bennett, will perform the last Artist Course number on Monday evening February 25. The group brings European and American concert experience to Mt. Vernon and Lisbon audiences, promising an exceptional chamber music program. Single tickets are 75 cents with reservations via the Conservatory.
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Oberlin Conservatory
Maurice Kessler
Frederick Goerner
Europe
Boston
Pittsburg
Oberlin
W. M. Bennett
New York
Conservatory
Dr Frank Cole Advocates Natural Evangelism Approach
Dr Frank Cole spoke at the Cedar Rapids joint Y meeting outlining Visitation Evangelism across nineteen of forty five churches in the district where he is superintendent He urged natural dialogue over argument and emphasized personal conversion as the core An evening program included Svendsen's Romance violin solo by Mildred Luce.
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Frank Cole
Cedar Rapids
God
Christ
New Men’s Senate Elected at Class Meetings Thursday
After a chapel announcement by Professor Keyes the faculty committee approved the proposed men’s constitution. Seniors elected Clarence Oieson and Donald Brubaker. Juniors Stephen Willians and Dan Wolfe. Sophomores Robert Bell and Herman Lupton. Freshman Louis Wilson. The group will organize and become active as the Men’s Senate.
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Keyes
Senate
Clarence Oieson
Forest City
Donald Brubaker
Stephenson
Ilinois
Oleson
Stephen Willians
West Bend
Dan Wolfe
Mount Vernon
Robert Bell
Springville
Herman Lupton
Toledo
Louis Wilson
Holyoke
Colo
President Explains Cornell Disciplinary Reform Process
President Updegraff told Cornell’s chapel audience that student reforms must gain Board of Trustees or Faculty approval before taking effect. He urged cautious, steady progress through small changes and asked for cooperation among students and faculty.
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Cornell
American College
Updegraff
Letter From Miss Madison At English Club Dinner
The English club held its first dinner of the semester Tuesday evening in the Presbyterian church basement. Miss Mills read a letter from Miss Madison describing her trip to Japan and a visit with Enji Tsukasaki, and detailing her current work in the Philippines. Mr. Detzer shared adventure stories of northern Michigan. One tale will begin in February in the American Boy.
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Miss Madison
Presbyterian Church
Mills
Japan
Enji Tsukasaki
Philippines
Mr. Detzer
Michigan
Bishop Stuntz Suffers Paralytic Stroke in Miami
Dr. Homer C. Stuntz, Methodist Episcopal bishop for Omaha, was stricken with paralysis in Miami on Tuesday morning and taken to a sanitarium. His left side was affected and he was semiconscious. Later reports said his condition improved. He had just finished a colored ministers conference in Gainsville and planned to speak in Miami and visit Cornell College this spring.
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Homer C. Stuntz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Omaha
Miami
Florida
Stuntz
Gainsville
Mt. Vernon
Beebe Defends Religious Progress in Wilson Address
Boston University theology Dean Beebe argues two political philosophies frame history: a static, completed world versus a progressive, developing one. He says religious institutions share this dynamic growth, with faith’s core unchanging while its expression adapts to new needs and conditions.
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Woodrow Wilson
Dean Beebe
Boston University Graduate School of Theology
Mr. Wilson
Beebe
Freshman Expression Students Read Well at Ora tory Recital
The first Freshman recital in the lower chapel opened at 4 o clock Wednesday with four readings. Rowena Meyers read Booth Tarkington's Penrod's Letter, Helen Blake presented the Ballad of the Sweet Pea, Ruth Yates told O Henry's The Girl, and Agnes Salsburg finished with The River of Stars by Alfred Noyes. The group drew a vivid forest setting and strong word-coloring in Niagara tale.
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Oratory
Lower Chapel
Booth Tarkington
Penrod
Rowena Meyers
Miss Meyers
Helen Blake
O. Henry
Ruth Yates
Miss Yates
Alfred Noyes
Agnes Salsburg
Grenfell to Speak on Labrador Life at Cornell College
Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, medical missionary and author, will lecture at Cornell College on "Midst Ice and Snow in Labrador" with lantern views. The talk, part of the college lecture series, occurs Wednesday February 7th at eight o'clock.
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Labrador
Cornell College
Vernon
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Dr. Grenfell
England
London
Oxford
Anna Elizabeth MacClannahan
Chicago
International Grenfell Association
St. Anthony
Newfoundland
Association
Headquartters
Famous reader of plays coming here
Elizabeth Pooler Rice famed as the best woman reader of plays is booked by the local American Association of University Women to read in Cornell auditorium on March 10. She will perform Cousin Kate with proceeds aiding a national club house fund in Washington.
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Elizabeth Pooler Rice
Kate
Auditorium
Leland Powers
American Association of University Women
Cornell
Rachel Noah France
Chained Presented by St. Pauls M E Church Cedar Rapids
Verne Jay wrote the allegory Chained and staged the church production at St. Pauls M E Church in Cedar Rapids with Coe College students in the cast. Verne Jay directed the performance last Sunday night.
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Verne Jay
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Cedar Rapids
Coe
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Oberlin Trio
Dr. Cole
Board of Trustees For Progress
Dr. Updegraff
Bishop Stuntz
DR. Beebe
Boston Graduate School of Theology
Wilfred Grenfell
St. Paul’s M. E
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