Adelphians 16 Present First Public of Year
The Adelphians stage the first Public of the year with It Pays to Advertise at 7:45 PM in the Auditorium. Ruby Wasser, Lois Hoel, Lucille Hoel and others star in a Chicago and New York hit, with Paul Johnson and Ivan Hedges in key roles.
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Adelphians
Ibe
Roi Cooper
Megrue
Walter Hackett
Chicago
New York
George M. Cohan
Ruby Wasser
Mary Grayson
Cyrus Martin
Rodney Martin
Lois Hoel
Comtesse de Beaulien
Hoel
Louise Drew
John Drew
Lucille Hoel
Philo
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Miss Baker
Ivan Hedges
Hedges
Dick Raines
Colonel Jardine
Mrs. Gorringe
Ambrose Peale
O'Neal Mason
Clarence Swan
William Smith
Rodney
Cliff Renaud
George Bronson
Marshall Field
Craig Overholser
Ellery Clark
Fred McKee
Boston Cornell Club Holds Colonial Ball at Betts Home
The Royal Purple Club of Boston hosted a Cornell Colonial Ball on February 22 at Professor George H. Betts and wife’s residence. Attendees wore period costumes and the Virginia reel was performed. The grand march included a walk to the Washington Elm with General Ashington command recalled from July 8 1775. Attendees listed include Muriel Betts Harlan Betts Randolph Heiser Ruth Helms Dorothy Deardorf Samuel Nieu Kenneth Danskin Dwight Windenburg John R. Riggleman and Robert C Armstrong ex Coe.
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Boston
Royal Purple Club of
Cornell
George H. Betts
Muriel Betts
Harlan Betts
Randolph Heiser
Ruth Helms
Dorothy Deardorf
Samuel Nieu
Kenneth Danskin
Dwight Windenburg
John R. Riggleman
Robert C. Armstrong
Coe
First Student Council Election Results Announced
The first officers and council members chosen in a quiet Monday vote saw 291 ballots cast for four officers and sixteen members. A recount confirmed the tally, with tight margins for two candidates, and the new council assumes duties immediately.
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Rollin Prird
Alice Fischer
LeRoy Pulver
Paul Philips
Lee Byerly
Hubert van Ness
Wendell Dennis
Raymond Grant
Lois Hoel
Mary Day
Neil Plummer
Eather Cameron
Claude Cottingham
Ivan Hedges
Arlo Sanderson
Don Kinnan
Lucille Hoel
Ruth Barnett
Carmen Rockabrand
Esther Arganbright
Dr Stout Goes To Washington
Professor John E. Stout left Tuesday night for Washington to attend an Educational Conference called by the National Director of the Junior Red Cross membership. The conference aims to outline the junior Red Cross program with focus on abroad work amid reconstruction efforts.
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John E. Stout
Washington
Red Cross
The
Eastern Iowa high schools compete in Cornell invitation tourney
Eighteen high schools enter for basketball honors at Cornell with Cedar Rapids Monticello Springville and Hopkins ton added to the draw. Preliminaries start Friday at 8 15 am with semi finals Saturday and finals Saturday night. Admission is twenty five cents per half day to help cover tournament expenses.
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Iowa
Cornell
Cornellian
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Springville
Hopkinton
Marion
Traer
Alburnett
Center Point
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Cornell High School
Walker
Manchester
Urbana
Wheatland
Belle Plaine
Anamosa
Lisbon
Cope
Johnson 715 judged high school declamatory contest
Antone Johnson of Grettinger Iowa served as a judge at a recent high school declamatory contest in Emmetsburg.
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Antone Johnson
Grettinger
Iowa
Emmetsiburg
Oratorio Society Plans Cantata Sunday Afternoon
The Oratorio Society of Cornell College will perform The Seven Last Words of Christ next Sunday afternoon at 4:00. Assisted by soprano Isabel Cline tenor John Conrad baritone John Banks of Chicago with pianist Miss Anderson organist Mr Miller and a double string quartet there is no admission fee but a silver offering at the door to cover soloist and orchestral costs.
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Oratorio Society
Cornell College
Isabel Cline
John Conrad
John Banks
Chicago
Anderson
Miller
Christ
Percy Edwards to Represent Cornell at State Oratorical Contest
Percy L. Edwards will be Cornell’s representative at the State Oratorical Contest to be held at Coe College in the T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel on March seventh at eight o’clock. Six colleges compete Parsons Cornell Coe Iowa Wesleyan Buena Vista and Morningside. Edwards’s oration covers the Armenian oppression and Turkish massacres with statistics and ends with praise for America. Cornell delegates to the State Oratorical Association will meet in Cedar Rapids Friday.
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Percy L. Edwards
Cornell
Coe College
T. M. Sinclair
Parsons
Coe
Iowa Wesleyan
Buena Vista
Morningside
Edward
Armenia
America
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University
Percy Edwards
Elmer Olander
William Perdue
Perdue
Captain Hunter Promoted to Major in Medical Reserve Corps
Captain Hunter, former medical officer in the Cornell 8 A T, has been elevated to Major in the Medical Reserve Corps of the American Army. The promotion reflects his service and leadership.
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Hunter
Cornell
Cornell Falls to Coe In Final Clash For Conference Title
In a fast hard fought game at Coe Gym Cornell’s quintet lost by six points, dropping the season finale and conference crown. Sandy Sanderson starred for Cornell with three field goals while Pep Lemon and Johnny Curl Burt contributed scoring threats as Coe maintained an early lead and edged ahead in the second half.
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Cornell
Cornell J
Coe
Coe-Cornell
Coz
Meyers
Mohrbacher
Blue and Gray
Johnny Curl
Burt
Pep Lemon
Pep
Sandy
Doseff
Kidder
Grinnell
Dad
Sanderson
Cornell Sanderson
Elf
Tom
Iarlburt
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Burch
Huddleson
Captain Hunter
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