A W S Officers Elected After Much Balloting
Officers of the A W S were elected after several ballots in chapel during the past week. Initia tion will occur at the Grex luncheon on March 14. Shirley Householder is president, Mane Schmidt vice president, Helen Von Behren secretary, Margery Jensen social chairman, and Ruth Bowman treasurer.
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Grex
Shirley Householder
Mane Schmidt
Helen von Behren
Margery Jensen
Ruth Bowman
Association
Senate
Theology Training Needed Says Henry
The Rev H D Henry pastor of the First Methodist church of Iowa City urged Cornell graduates to lead in their communities by pursuing theological training. He said theology touches every life area and college coursework should include theological study. Henry will receive the Doctor of Divinity from Simpson College in June. Guest Prof Homer Cherrington, formerly of Cornell, now at the State University of Iowa, attended chapel.
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Cornell
H. D. Henry
First Methodist Church of
Iowa City
Henry
Simpson College
Homer Cherrington
State University of Iowa
Rosengren Explains Etching Process at Pfeiffer Hall
Herbert Rosengren spoke to the Art club at Pfeiffer hall detailing etching steps engraving inking and proofing He shared personal sketching experiences and read Robert Louis Stevenson to illustrate that art is a temptation not a vocation and can bring personal happiness even without fame
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rosengren
Art Club
Pfeiffer Hall
Julia
Robert Louis Stevenson
Knight Listed as German Chemical Society Member
Dr. Nicholas Knight is listed as a member of the German Chemical Society in its journal published January 1, 1931. He is believed the only Iowan enrolled, among 4940 total members of the society, with 211 members in the United States.
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Nicholas Knight
German Chemical Society
Knight
United States
Miller's New Book Praised By Critic
William Lester lauds Horace Alden Miller's New Harmonic Devices in The Diapason. The 200 page work is praised for breadth, clarity, and impartial logic, arguing it modernizes understanding of musical vocabulary and offers a valuable resource for composers and listeners.
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Hull
Miller
William Lester
Horace Alden Miller
United States
Nelson Speaks on Science at Lions Club Luncheon
The Lions Club luncheon at the K-Inn Tuesday noon featured a brief talk by Prof. Roy A. Nelson on science and its developments. No visitors attended the event.
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Nelson
Lions
Lions Club
K-Inn
Roy A. Nelson
Debate Team Heads to Shurtliff College Trip
Howard Palmer Robert Canfield and debate manager Elwyn Mauck depart Thursday for Shurtliff college. Friday evening Canfield and Palmer debate the negative on the question of compulsory unemployment insurance funded by employers.
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Howard Palmer
Robert Canfield
Elwyn Mauck
Shurtliff College
Canfield
Palmer
Cornellians Judge Contest at Grand Mound
The Cedar county declamatory contest at Grand Mound Thursday evening was judged by Charles Brewster Evelyn Green and Basil Raffety.
Stuckslager Dies Suddenly in Winnetka
Willard C. Stuckslager longtime Lisbon banker and treasurer of Cornell College collapsed from angina while talking with his son in law Lanning Macfarland at his Winnetka home. He was a prominent figure in local business and college life. Funeral held at the Lisbon Methodist church.
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Lanning Macfarland
Winnetka
Illinois
Willard C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Stuckslager & Auracher Bank
Mount Vernon Bank
Cornell College
Stuckslager
William J. Macaulay
Methodist
Linn
Four Fresh Debaters Head to Iowa City for Freshman Meet
Richard Tims William Reynolds Manly Goodrick and Cleon Dau schmidt will travel to Iowa City on Monday to debate a three man State University of Iowa freshmen team. The topic asks whether amateurs and professionals should be merged in all athletic charged events.
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Richard Tims
William Reynolds
Manly Goodrick
Cleon Dauschmidt
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Basil Raffety
Littell Preaches at Marion in Place of Ill Rev Keeler
Professor C F Littell preached at Marion last Sunday replacing Rev Keeler who has been ill but is improving rapidly.
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C. F. Littell
Marion
Keeler
Cornell Carleton Rockford To Debate
The triangle debate of the year for women will occur Monday March 2 between Cornell Carleton and Rockford colleges. Marion Williams Ruth McKlinay and Jane Mahin will uphold the affirmative here. Nina Pritchard Kathryn Popp and Marjorie Holmes will debate the affirmative at Carleton college. The question is whether states should adopt compulsory unemployment insurance funded by employers. The Cornell debate begins at 8 p m in the Social Rooms Main Hall.
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Cornell
Carleton
Rockford
Marion Williams
Ruth McKlinay
Jane Mahin
Nina Pritchard
Kathryn Popp
Marjorie Holmes
Carleton College
Mount Vernon Wins Declamatory Honors in District Contest
Mount Vernon and Martelle tied for high honors after a preliminary State Declamatory series. Glenn Lowe won first in humorous, Harriett Hann second in oratorical, and Cleone Brookins will enter the state contest in April. Other participants included Louise Shanklin, Marvin Lacock, and Glenn Low. Special music complemented the event.
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Mount Vernon
Martello
Glenn Lowe
Harriett Hann
Cleone Brookins
Martelle
Viola
Olin
Louise Shanklin
Nydia
Pompeii
Marvin Lacock
Glenn Low
Glenn
Helen Burge
Informal Dance Planned After Lawrence Game Tomorrow Night
Arrangements indicate a good dance after the Lawrence game. Students cooperated in clearing the floor for the Valentine mixer and the same plan will be used Saturday night. Dancing lasts until 11. Prof and Mrs Nelson and Prof and Mrs Beem will be chaperons. Jack Everett will provide music promising a better orchestra than two weeks ago.
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Lawrence
Nelson
Beem
Jack Everett
NEXT LECTURER ON CAMPUS TO BE NOTED POET AND SPEAKER
Edwin Markham, American poet and lecturer, will speak here next Friday. Born in Oregon in 1842, he grew up in California farming and blacksmithing before becoming a writer and superintendent. He is known for The Man with the Hoe and Lincoln the Man of the People and praised for his voice and lasting impression.
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Edwin Markham
Oregon
California
Chapel Speaker Sings In Hindu Rev Perkins On India
Rev Judson T Perkins spoke at chapel on India February 25. He noted 20000 to 25000 daily baptisms in India and described Christian leaders influencing non Christian peoples. He closed by singing two songs in Hindi and Urdu.
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Judson T. Perkins
India
Lawrence Five Meet Purple in Critical Game
Lawrence travels to Mount Vernon for a pivotal clash with Cornell to break a tie for second in the Midwest conference. Both teams sit at four wins and one loss, led by captains Vor Lawrence and Hayward Biggers.
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Lawrence
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Purple Dribblers
Knox
Monmouth
Coe
Beloit
Ripon
Chandler Addresses Rotary Club on 26th Anniversary
Prof Sidney L Chandler spoke to Cedar Rapids Rotary Club at Hotel Roosevelt on the 26th anniversary program. He praised education religion family and political institutions and noted Rotary’s support of these aims. He quipped that every Rose of Rotary is happy her husband is a Rotarian.
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Rome
Sidney L. Chandler
Rotary Club
Rotary Ilub
Chandler
Rotary
Rose
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Iowa City Pastor Advises Ambition Through Christ
The Rev Harry D Henry pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Iowa City spoke to a History of Religion class led by Professor Jackson urging Christ as life’s natural aspiration. He argued there is as much reason for a pre existence as for life after death. Mrs Luella Niade will lead home economics girls on a Cedar Rapids field trip Saturday.
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Christ
Harry D. Henry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa City
History of Religion
Jackson
Luella Niade
Cedar Rapids
Syracuse Man To Speak Here On Western Civilization
The Rev. W. W. Argow of Syracuse New York will speak here on March 12. His subject Is Western Civilization Decaying. Argow is brought by the Oxford Fellowship former Cedar Rapids Peoples Church pastor. Morning chapel address and a special evening talk comprise the campus program.
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W. W. Argow
Syracuse
New York
Argow
Oxford Fellowship
Peoples Church
Cedar Rapids
Five French Students Attend Conference in Iowa City
Five advanced French students Nando Bozzini Marion Crandall Charlotte Fenstermacher Robert Leewright and Marion Harrison attend the Twelfth Annual Conference of Modern Language Teachers in Iowa City today and tomorrow with Prof. L. R. Herrick.
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Nando Bozzini
Marion Crandall
Charlotte Fenstermacher
Robert Leewright
Marion Harrison
Iowa City
L. R. Herrick
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Schmidt
von Behren
Jensen
Bowman
Grey
Rosengren
Hon. W. C. Stuckslager
Des Moines Register
W. C. Stuckslager
Chicago
Littell
Lincoln
Millet
The
Boston Transcript
Markham
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