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Newspaper

The Cornellian

Location

Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1917

Page

1

Great Orator Speaks Four Days on College Campus

Bishop Stuntz arrives unaware of a six forty evening talk and delivers speeches on opportunities for investing life in South America and home work. He preaches at M E Church on Bible Society centennial, calls missionary propaganda a great movement.

Bishop Stuntz Hazel Stuntz South America Stuntz Methodist Church The American Bible Society Mount Vernon Mt. Vernon Elgin Factory

Cornell Band Plans Trip to Coe Friday

The reorganized Cornell band will accompany the team to Coe with about seventy to eighty rooters. Ira T. Carrithers of Cedar Rapids College approves barging on without surrendering cardboard. The group will pay its own expenses and a Cornell section will be reserved for rooters. No special train is planned. a special trailer may be provided on the regular interurban service.

Cornell Coe Ira T. Carrithers Cedar Rapids College S. W. Finger Cedar Rapids Pany

Janitors at Harbor Form Unionist Benevolent Order

Nine campus janitors gathered in the Conservatory to discuss service improvement. They established a formal organization with officers including Lord Supreme Sweeper and Chief Key Twister, aimed at better and more efficient college janitorial service.

Mathews Mabbitt Grant Olander Winter H. Board Baird Danskin F. Board

Central Committee Plans Iowa College Press Convention in Colfax

The Iowa College Press Convention will meet March 23 and 24 in Colfax, organized by a central committee led by Walter W. Bennett. Delegates from Drake, Iowa State, Coe, Cornellian and others will attend, with lectures, round tables, dinners, and a Des Moines printing-plant tour to open the program.

Iowa College Press Colfax Walter W. Bennett Grinnell The Scarlet and Black Victor Shultz Drake Delphic H. E. Pride Iowa State Stu Business Department State University School of Journalism Daily Iowan Des Moines Ames

Men Plan College Sings To Replace Lost Gatherings

The Amphictyons host a brief college sing to boost student fellowship. The event starts at 6:40 pm and ends by 7:00 pm in the society halls with Mr. Conrad and Men’s Glee Club leading the program.

Chicago Cornell Club 27th Annual Dinner Highlights

The Chicago Cornell club held its 27th annual dinner at the Chicago Club. President Charles Flint spoke on the role of college in national preparedness. Louis J. Putnam served as toastmaster. speakers included Prof. H. M. Kelley, William C. Rigby, and Dean H. H. Freer. Dr. R. B. Blue named next year president. officers include Mrs. Earl Pierce Stein and J. D. Blackwell.

Chicago Cornell Club Chicago College Club Charles Flint Louis J. Putnam H. M. Kelley William C. Rigby Dean H. H. Freer Jessie Mack Hamilton Chicago John L. Conrad Cornell Conservatory

Freshman Debaters Show Promise In Inter Society Contests

The first freshmen inter society debates were held Saturday evening with the Zeregathians Milton ians and Parmenians winning three to zero in their series. Judges praised the strong arguments and delivery with Kinnan Dawson Lester and Raines as standout speakers. The Amphics narrowly defeated by the Zets in Amphic hall as Smith and Wheeler led rebuttals.

Kinnan Dawson Lester Raines Bord Wallick Zets Amphics Ln Amphic Hall Smith Wheeler Smith Aps

Byerly and Kepler Lead Blue and Gray In Wide Victory

Cornell opened strong against Simpson and never trailed after two minutes. Byerly and Kepler led high scoring for Cornell with seven field goals each while Bowen and Sanderson anchored defense. Simpson struggled early, improved slightly in the second half, and fouls marred the game.

Simpson Kepler Hoadley Walker Grigsby Bowen Sanderson Sandy

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