Colonial Party Promises Evening of Formal School Festivities
Friday night promises a formal school event with the Colonial Party scheduled as the main occasion. Committees under Clarence Wise plan refreshments and decorations with Roe Howard for decoration and Arva Brady for entertainment.
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Administration
Cand-Board of Health
Clark Bowen
Clarence Wise
Arva'Brady
Roe “Howard
Cornellian
Virginia Reel
Roe Howard
Hazel Erickson
Colonial Party
Cornell
Satundry ‘Evening Post
Ben Franklin
Pete Stuyvesant
Bishop Sturtz to Speak in Local Churches Next Week
Bishop Homer C. Sturtz famed among Cornell students and Mount Vernon residents will present sermons at the Methodist church here Sunday morning, St Pauls Cedar Rapids Sunday evening, and again at Cornell on Monday and Tuesday. Esther Kober returns to school after a week off for her father’s death.
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Homer C. Sturtz
Cornell
Mount Vernon
St. Paul's
Cedar Rapids
Snow delays drag out romance films at Star Theatre
Romance features postponed due to heavy snow in North Dakota. The films will be shown Thursday and Friday of next week, replacing the serial for this week with other features at the MGR Star Theatre.
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North Dakota
Cornell Graduate Springs Surprise Wedding in Cedar Rapids
Burleigh Fordyce son of Mr and Mrs John Fordyce Mount Vernon and Miss Lynda Simpson Paris Missouri wed at the St Pauls Methodist parsonage Cedar Rapids Rev A M Jayne officiated Fordyce Cornell 1914 taught in Utah where he met Simpson He and his wife plan to settle in Springville where Fordyce serves as rural mail carrier
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Burleigh Fordyce
John Fordyce
Mount Vernon
Lynda Simpson
Paris
Missouri
A. M. Jayne
Fordyce
Vernon
Sprineville
Cornell
Vernel
Utah
Simpson
Springville
Two Big Games Left for Tossers
Cornell faces two pivotal games to stay second in the Conference. Simp son at home and Cue at Cedar Rapids loom as crucial tests. a win in both preserves the standing, while losses could drop Cornell into a tie or out of the lead. Marion Jones returns from Woodstock. Vivian stays home for mother’s illness.
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Grinnell
Cornell
Simpson
Cedar Rapids
Feither
Marion Jones
Woodstock
Vivian
Twenty Five Attend State Missionary Conference at Coe
Twenty five or more Cornell students will attend the State Student Missionary Conference at Coe College Cedar Rapids starting Friday and continuing through the weekend. Bishops Henderson and Stuntz of the Methodist Church will speak along with W M Danner noted for his work with leprosy missions.
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Cornell
State Student Missionary Conference
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Henderson and
Stuntz
The
Methodist Church
Catosells Seeks Army Training Officer for Cornell
Hon Cato Sells commissioner of Indian Affairs urges restoration of an army officer detailed to Cornell University for military training and notes personal education ties to the campus. He reports a promising talk with General McCain but cautions delays. Dr Charles Brown visited Grinnell with daughters Florence and Eleanor.
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Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Washington
Adjutant General
Cor
Nell
Cornell
Flint
Chas. Brown
Flor
Honor Lists to Be Made Public
The scholarship honor rolls will be published by Saturday after final revisions and reclassifications. President Flint plans to discuss names with professors prior to release to ensure fairness, while the literary societies’ scholarship roll will also be published officially for the first time.
Public to Hear New Moral Code
Dr Betts will present his Moral Code next Wednesday afternoon at the local high school address the Mount Vernon PTA. The code, written by writers from Iowa and other states, is to help train children and youth and supports a $5000 prize.
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Dr. Betts
Mount Vernon
Supt
A. M. Deyoe
Iowa
Cottingham House Detention Hospital No Longer Used
The Cottingham house is no longer detention hospital Number two with the girls moved to the original site. Fumigation is being carried out at the Cottingham home.
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Cottingham House
Cottingham Home
Grinnell Beats Cornell In Fast, Tight Basketball Clash
Grinnell defeated Cornell 25 to 12 in a hard fought game noted for fast passing and fierce guarding. Meacham and Bagge scored from midcourt while Grinnell relied on short passes and timely drives to the basket. Cornell showed better free throw accuracy but matched difficulties against Grinnell’s center-court defense and quick breakaways.
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Cornell
Grinnell
Meacham
Bagge
Grigsby
Swan
Me— Jacham
Byerly
Keppler
Corall
Augustine
Kepler
Sanderson
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W. M. Danner
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Turkey
Flora Robinson
Student Volunteer Movement
New York
Edith Helmer
Middle West
George Washington
Florence Brown
Cato Sells
McCain
Ence and
Eleanor
National Institution For Moral Instruction
Tion
Carney
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