Cornell College Trains Military Corps Elective Debate
Adjutant General H P McMain states May is earliest for any training detail at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa. He notes two year elective training would delay if not mandatory and that inspection will decide if compulsory two years is required. Toledo Chronicle reports Cornell President Flint backs the move as a public good for fitness and outdoor activity.
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Miss Evelyn Riley to marry Bishop Nicholson in Greencastle
Miss Evelyn C. Riley head of Cornell Latin department will wed Bishop Thomas Nicholson June 19 at Locust Street Methodist Church Greencastle Indiana Bishop Homer C. Stuntz of Omaha will perform the ceremony assisted by the bride’s father Rev A T Riley now member of the Kansas Conference The couple share long ties to Cornell and Methodist leadership
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Y M C A Reopens Regular Meetings
The Y M C A resumed regular meetings Thursday evening at 6 40 pm. President Harry Terrell delivered a short talk and an uplifting inspirational session followed.
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Stuntz to Speak Here Three Days
Bishop H C Stuntz, resident bishop for Iowa and Nebraska, arrives at Cornell for two to three days. He will address students at 6 40 this evening in the Chapel, preach Sunday morning, and give two or three talks next week. Stuntz has long service in India and the Philippines and recently in South America. He is known as a top platform speaker and has ties to Mount Vernon and Cornell College. Students urged to attend and welcome him tonight.
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Waterloo visitor renews friendships during town stopover
Fred J. Miller of Waterloo visiting with his school basketball team spent last Saturday renewing old friendships in town, taking a break from team duties to reconnect with familiar faces.
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8 GET HIGH HONORS Prometheans and Zetagathians Lead Societies
The college honors list for the past semester shows high honors and honorable mention across two divisions. Sixteen men and twenty three women are named for high honors and honorable mention, with thirteen men and twenty seven women in the second division. High Honors names include Mercy Aylesworth Helen Cobb Margaret Dawson Olive Gould Gladys Hipple Clarice Nissley Glenn Rouse Hope Sherk. Honors include Ruth Bowen Iva Carmer Joseph Chassell Louise Courson Lorraine Dunn Charles Ebersole Arthur Elliott Marsee Evans Romaine Guild Marguerite Hilles Grace Josten Ortha Lane Artyn Main Marguerite McKerral Alice McMahon.
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Mercy Aylesworth
Helen Cobb
Margaret Dawson
Olive Gould
Gladys Hipple
Clarice Nissley
Glenn Rouse
Hope Sherk
Ruth Bowen
Iva Carmer
Joseph Chassell
Louise Courson
Lorraine Dunn
Charles Ebersole
Arthur Elliott
Marsee Evans
Romaine Guild
Marguerite Hilles
Grace Josten
Ortha Lane
Artyn Main
Marguerite McKerral
Alice McMahon
Maxwell Develops Oil Extraction Invention For Fruits
Harold Maxwell a chemistry postgrad assistant has built an apparatus to extract oils from fruits improving speed and cost efficiency. The device uses a flask and condenser with a 4 siphon to recirculate hot alcohol solvent, providing a clean constant supply and saving operator time. Future refinements are planned.
President Flint Speaks at Chapel on Patriotism and Policy
President Flint spoke at a Washington birthday chapel service urging study of great patriots to guide policy. He attacked isolationist neutrality as weak and urged Cornell students to adopt broader, dynamic principles. The Friday session echoed the same themes, stressing soldiers scholars and modern saintly character.
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Cash Prizes For A College Song
The Men s Glee Club leads a campaign for a new Cornell college song to unite campus spirit. About fifty four dollars may be awarded in prizes from student groups including the Men s Glee Club the college and the Pep Club with further donations expected from Girls Glee Club and other societies. The aim is to finalize the song before spring recess for upcoming tours.
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Decoration Committee Transforms Cornell Colonial Gym
The Colonial party at Alumni gym last night, praised as Cornell's best in years, featured a newly decorated main floor by Roe Howard's committee. Stars and stripes lit the room with crimson lighting. guests included Hazel Erickson, Leila Nagle, Everett York, and the Stuyvesants. highlights were the grand march, the Girls Glee Club, Ye Cornell Spectator readings, and playful ad sections.
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