Committee Nominates Five A W S Officers
Twelve women were nominated for A W S board positions at Pfeiffer hall as Shirley Householder led the nominating committee of seniors and class reps. Offices to be decided by vote Monday include president vice president secretary treasurer and social chairman with the vice president to be the runner up for president. Installation is at the Girls Grex next weekend. Nominees listed include Nina Pritchard Jane Hayes and Margaret Herrick for president Margaret Harris Ruth Bowman for secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Women Students
Pfeiffer Hall
Shirley Householder
Senate
Grex
Nina Pritchard
Jane Hayes
Margaret Herrick
Margaret Harris
Ruth Bowman
Conference Leader on Cornell Faculty Chooses Iowa Committee
Prof. Mark E. Hutchinson was elected to a three member committee at Marshalltown to inaugurate a conference limited to Iowa colleges. His colleagues are Prof. George Bryant of Coe College and Prof. Rath of Iowa State Teachers College.
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Mark E. Hutchinson
Marshalltown
Iowa
George Bryant
Coe College
Rath
Towa State Teachers College
Ex Governor Shaw Ill With Pneumonia
Leslie M. Shaw former Iowa governor and Roosevelt era secretary of the treasury, aged 84, was reported seriously ill with pneumonia at his Washington DC home. Earlier AP reports gave little hope, but Sunday dispatches noted a slight improvement. School alumnus of Cornell class of 1874 is from a noted political lineage.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Cornell
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Shaw
Iowa
the Treasury
Theodore Roosevelt
Professor McGaw Remembered As Friend To Sousa Family
Following the death of John Philip Sousa, Professor F M McGaw reflects on his long friendship with the Sousa family. Seven years ago he tutored Sousa Jr at Bordentown Military Academy noting the cadet’s strong violin interest over math lessons.
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John Philip Sousa
F. M. McGaw
Sousa
Sigmund to Speak Here Tuesday
Cedar Rapids poet and critic Sigmund will address members of the English club Tuesday evening, announced Prof. Clyde Tull. He will discuss observations on current literature and is noted for his Cornell appearances and tales of the Wapsipinicon river. The Morning Side Fresh Green Sheet, produced by the first year class of the Collegian Reporter, features freshmen authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Sigmund
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Tull
Sigmund
Cornell
Wapsipinicon River
Morningside
Collegian Reporter
Republicans Elect Slaght as Delegate
The Linn County Republican convention will convene at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Cedar Rapids Court House. Prof. W. E. Slaght was elected a delegate and will attend as the party begins work on selecting a presidential candidate. He previously served on the convention four years ago.
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Linn County
Court House
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Slaght
Purple Masquer Electricians Create New Lighting for Death Takes a Holiday
George Canelti and others built eight large lighting fixtures with four colors for the Purple Masquer production of Death Takes a Holiday directed by Prof. W. Earl Beem. They assembled 500 watt box lights at 2.50 each, plus four 400 watt spots. Backstage crew includes George Canelli Roy Mills Claude Rose and Margaret Northfield with Ralph Whannel as stage manager assisted by Ralph and Paul Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Canelti
W. Earl Beem
Robert Guilbert
Professor Beem
George Canelli
Roy Mills
Claude Rose
Margaret Northfield
Ralph Whannel
Ralph
Paul Wilkinson
Six Cornell Vocalists in Student Recital
Six Cornell vocalists performed in a student recital on Wednesday. The list features Gladys Rising Lola Mades Norman Meyer Wanda Hower Margaret Chalke and Beth Gunzenhauser with organ and piano numbers by Marcella Lanton Richard Baker Ava Schnittjer Elizabeth Dalton and Claude Rose.
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Cornell
Gladys Rising
Lola Mades
Norman Meyer
Wanda Hower
Margaret Chalke
Beth Gunzenhauser
Marcella Lanton
Richard Baker
Ava Schnittjer
Elizabeth Dalton
Claude Rose
Crane Senior John Howe Earns Italian Scholarship
Crane college in Chicago will award its annual Italian club scholarship to senior John Howe. He holds the highest scholarship in Italian and will receive a trip through Italy and a course in Italian literature at the University of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane College
Chicago
John Howe
Italy
University of Rome
Noted Italian recitalist to headline festival concerts
Harold W. Baltz announces two soloists for the festival. Fernando Germani, head of the Curtis Institute organ department, will perform Friday afternoon. Cusa Lina Giannini, an acclaimed Italian soprano, opens the festival. Dates are May 12, 18, and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meiner- Pfeiffer Menigi
Macysst
Saval
Harold W. Baltz
Fernando Germani
Germani
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
America
Mussolini
Cusa Lina Giannini
Knight Article Run In National Magazine
An article in National Magazine titled Collecting Salt Deposits from Rain Water highlights Dr. Nicholas Knight. Written by Elizabeth White Parks, it notes Knight’s analysis of over 1,000 rainfalls and snows and claims yearly salt deposition of 4 to 5 pounds per acre in the state.
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National Magazine
Dr. Nicholas
Knight
Elizabeth White Parks
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Cornell College
Doctor Knight
W. A. A Nominates For Four Offices
Nominations for next year’s W A A officers have been made by the executive board. A vote will occur on Wednesday March 16 from 4 00 to 5 30 in Mainhall. Active members who paid dues will choose the officers. Presidential nominees are Esther Schlue Bernice Schuller and Maxine Whitcomb. Secretary nominees are Florence Hanson Jean Midkiff and Merna Suter. Treasurer nominees are Ruth Bowman Florence Wilson and Helena Von Behren. The runner up in the presidency will become vice president. Further notices will be in The Cornellian.
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Mainhall
Esther Schlue
Berneice Schuller
Maxine Whitcomb
Florence Hanson
Jean Midkiff
Merna Suter
Ruth Bowman
Florence Wilson
Helena von Behren
Cornellian
College Calendar Highlights Local Club and Concert Dates
The College calendar lists events from March 11 to March 20 including Purple Masquez's Death Takes a Holiday, English Club, Science Club with Dr. H F Lewis at 6 40, Math Club at 6 40, The Girls Grex on March 18 19, W A A Water Carnival on March 19 and Easter Oratorio on March 20.
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Purple Masquez
H. F. Lewis
Dr Lewis to Speak at Iowa City Science Club
Dr H F Lewis chemist from Cornell and Lawrence College will lecture in Iowa City Wednesday through Friday next week. The first talk to the Science Club in the geology lecture room at 6 40 p m Wednesday covers Manufacture of Paper and Pulp with lantern slides. Further news on Dr Lewis to follow.
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H. F. Lewis
Cornell
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Iowa City
Science Club
Doctor Lewis
Rotarians Hear Mrs Parks Talk At Grill
Elizabeth White Parks addressed Mount Vernon and Lisbon Rotary club noting reader interest differences by gender. She cited surveys of 14 Iowa country weeklies showing men favor society and home notes while women gravitate toward masculine articles and farm news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth White Parks
Mount Vernon and Lisbon
Parks
Rotary
Iowa
State University of Iowa
String Quartet Performs Friday in Chapel Program
The Conservatory of Music quartet Margaret Miller Richard Tims Winifred Lowe and Margaret Risser performed four pieces in Friday’s chapel. The program included Minuet by Valensin Cradle Song by Petr Mozart Minuet by Mozart and Angel Gabriel by Pochon.
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Conservatory of Music
Margaret Miller
Richard Tims
Winifred Lowe
Margaret Risser
Valensin
Petr
Mozart
Angel Gabriel
Pochon
Grex Girls Invited for March Event by W A S A W S
Plans for the annual Grex on March 18 and 19 under W A A and A W S auspices include sending 700 invitations to high school girls in nearby states. Shirley Householder leads a Friday program with school activities, art display, a one act play, glee clubs, orchestra, and speeches.
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Shirley Householder
Charlotte Fenstermacher
Glee Clubs
Orchestra
H. A. Miller
Sister's Illness Sends Teacher Home From Emmetsburg
Miss Winifred Mayne English instructor at Emmetsburg left yesterday to tend a seriously ill sister there. While absent, Prof. Ka Tull will bale some of her classes. Glasses ee ad.
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Winifred Mayne
Emmetsburg
Ka Tull
Righter to Discuss Music Profession for Cornellians
Prof Charles Righter of the State University of Iowa will speak to Cornellians interested in music as a wage earning profession next Wednesday evening in the geology lecture room. Righter, a former concert violinist, led prize winning orchestras in Lincoln Nebraska before joining Iowa school music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Righter
State University of Iowa
Campus Surveying Class Build Two Foot Contour Map
A surveying class on campus is creating a two foot contour map showing elevations around Pfeiffer hall and the President's house. Students learn transit level rod use and measure horizontal distances with a steel tape while mapping seven stakes and calculating irregular polygon areas. The project will continue until the end of term with hundreds of measurements and individual student maps.
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Pfeiffer Hall
Proxy
Debaters Hit Illinois Tour From Carroll to Rockford Colleges
Marie Schmidt and Alice Brook left Thursday for Carroll College where they debated last night. They face Rockford College women at Rockford Illinois tonight. Dr. C F Littell provided a car. Joe Griffin Edwin Austin Ashley Foard and Elwyn Mauck began their Illinois tour Tuesday as planned.
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Marie Schmidt
Alice Brookins
Carroll College
Rockford College
Rockford
Illinois
C. F. Littell
Joe Griffin
Edwin Austin
Ashley Foard
Elwyn Mauck
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Will
English Club
Slaght
Purple Masquer
Crane
Wanist
Inni
Soppear
Elizabeth White
W.A. A
College
Dr. Lewis
Society
A. W.S
Conservatory
Purple Masquers
Righter
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