Public Given by Aletheans Marks Joyful Milestones
A public gathering celebrating Aletheans showcases milestones and a climax of daylong joy. Attendees mark achievements as community spirit peaks.
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Newspaper
The Cornellian
Location
Mount Vernon, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
1
Play Was Difficult Actors Portray Same Characters at Different Ages
The Aletheans closed a day of visitors with a strong performance directed by Mr. Bach elor. Frances Moore as Madame Rhead and Don Starry as John Rhead led convincing portrayals, with Miss Arva Brady, Edwin Mellor, and Craig Arbuckle delivering standout supporting roles in a drama about reform, tyranny, and private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletheans
Cornell
Bachelor
Frances Moore
Madame Rhead
Edwin Mellor
Mr. Hutchison
Mathews
Craig Arbuckle
Ned Pym
Lord Monkhurst
Arthur Preece
Dr Flint presents Cornell film at Saratoga educational event
Dr. Flint showed a film at a Saratoga Springs educational conference tied to Cornell. The footage, captured at his inauguration, includes Mount Vernon production in progress and scenes from the Iowa game and interscholastic events, to be released after college board review to promote Cornell locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Cornell
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Saratoga Springs
New York
Mount Vernon
Joe Kerwick
Byerley
Iowa
College Board of Censorship
McCarl01 Speaks at Chapel Tuesday at Cornell
Fred McCarl class of 1901 now an international secretary for YMCA army and navy branches spoke in chapel Tuesday morning. He urged students to value Christian religion and recalled Cornell fifteen years ago. He traveled from Davenport to Cleveland for a convention afterward.
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Fred McCarl
Y. M. C. A. Army
Navy
A. A. Bauman
McCarl
Cornellian
Cornell
Doctor Knight
Davenport
Cleveland
Actor Shines in Dreams of Action and Duty
The review praises a male lead for ideal fit in physique voice and presence as he pursues his dreams. Ellen Griffith delivers a powerful portrait of a woman sacrificing love to marry for family, with Lady Monkhurst shown in her finest light and elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralf Grigsby
Ellen Griffith
Lady Monkhurst
Doctor Betts in Code Contest for Iowa Morals Code
Dr George H Betts named code writer for Iowa in a 5 prize contest to create a morals code for parents and teachers. Sponsored by an American businessman, the effort aims at character education for children and youths. Betts selection by the state department of education reflects his prestige in welfare and development topics. Presidents Macbride and Seerley are among patrons aiding the undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Betts
Iowa
Dr. Betts
Thomas
H. C. Stancliffe
CG. W. Flint
League To Enforce Peace
Washington, D. C
William Howard Taft
Stancliff
Reitzel to Europe for YMCA Prison Camp Work
Ray Reitzel general secretary of the YMCA at DePauw University leaves soon for Europe at the call of John R. Mott. He will spend this summer in prison camp work and return to DePauw duties in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reitzel
de Pauw University
Europe
John R. Mott
Reitzel
de Pauw
A Problem in Arithmetic for a Profit Goal
A problem states an item costs 1.00 wholesale including freight and asks the sale price needed to net 12 percent after 18 percent business costs. The query encourages a correct answer with a Goldberg hose prize offer.
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Goldberg
Cornell Academy Becomes Cornell College High School
The Cornell academy converts to Cornell College high school with minor changes. Classes move to Guild Hall and college classes may shift to campus buildings. Margaret Taylor serves as principal. Senior education students will teach some classes under department heads, offering experience for seniors and strong teachers for prep students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Academy
Cornell College High School
Guild Hall
Margaret Taylor
Cornell College
Science Hall Escapes Fire At Cornell Building
A fire in a second floor storeroom of Cornell’s new science building was halted by student Clark Bowen and Mr. Torrance before flames spread. Firefighters were called after an alarm. the fire was damped by sealing a blown window. A leaking phosphorus can caused ignition. total loss estimated at seventy dollars, fully insured.
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Clark Bowen
Science Hall
Mr. Torrance
Knight
Iowa Conference Meet Contenders Eyed by Grinnell Cornell and More
Coe Grinnell Cornell and Highland Park lead speculation as contenders in the Iowa Conference meet at Cedar Rapids. Grinnell eyeing Hoyt, Coe relying on Lighter and Massey, Highland Park strong in weights and distance, while Cornell fields balanced scoring and hopes for points across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cornell
Grinnell
Coe
Highland Park
Hoyt
Massey
Manly
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Don Starry
John Rhead
John Bull
Arva Brady
John
DR. Flint
Saratoga
International Secretary of Army and Navy
Official Organ
State Board of Education
R. A. Kent
University of Minnesota
Kent
University
Minnesota
Kansas State University
Lawrence
Ira B. Fee
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cess
Cheyenne
Guld Hall
Dr. Knight
I. C
Woodrow
Des Moines
Torrence
Briggs
Drake
Cooper
Healy
Baxter
Hebner
Milholm
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