Midwest squads vie for honors in annual meet
Nine member Midwest Conference track squads ready for the loop meet at Northfield Minnesota next Friday. Cornell led by Captain Thorpe and Corlett is among favorites with a galaxy of defending champions from Coe Knox Hamline Monmouth and Carleton.
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Cornell
Midwest
Carleton
Knox
Howard C. Woodruff
Northfield
Minnesota
Judd Dean
Charles Thorpe
Purple
Lyle Roupe
Carl Kouba
James Corlett
John Macaulay
John Schenken
Robert Swaney
Orville Welzel
Millard Lundt
Galaxy of Stars
Captain Thorpe
Star
Corlett
Platt
Coe
Taylor
Lewis
Hamline
MelIntosh
Monmouth
Captain Carmichael
Reay
Research Men Are Good Professors in Holland Teaching Link
Professor L. J. Ornstein of Utrecht Holland spoke in Iowa City noting Holland universities stress research records when hiring professors. He added that a strong researcher will still be a capable teacher, implying research merit predicts teaching ability.
Millers Entertain Cornell College Orchestra
Prof and Mrs Horace A Miller hosted Cornell orchestra members at their home last Tuesday. Lap lunches were served and guests enjoyed viewing pictures of prior Cornell ensembles. Prof Miller has directed the Cornell orchestra for the past twenty five years.
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Horace A. Miller
Cornell
Prof. Miller
New York Journalist Golfer Holes In One at Salisbury Links
Herbert G Owens of the New York Newspaper Golf Club scored a hole in one on the 160 yard ninth at Salisbury Links No 5. His playing partners were George H Greenfield Joseph P Val and Arthur Patterson all Herald Tribune staffers. The account includes Owens humorous narration and self deprecating banter.
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Herbert G. Owens
New York
Golf Club
Salisbury Links
George H.greenfield
Joseph P. Val
Arthur (. Patterson
Herald Tribune
Herb Owens
Owens
N. B
Sagless Springs
Gospel Teams Serve Churches in Cedar Rapids Miles and Preston
A gospel team including Esther Fisher and Raymond Kreiner spent Sunday at Trinity M. E. Church Cedar Rapids aiding Sunday School leading Epworth League and in the evening service with Dr. Frank Cole preaching. Another team conducted services at Miles and Preston with special music and discussions on What Christianity Means to Me.
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Esther Fisher
Raymond Kreiner
Dana Boggie
Kenneth Baker
Trinity M. E
Cedar Rapids
Frank Cole
J. W. Hawkins
Trinity
Miles
Preston
Clara Greeley
Eleanor Martin
Lloyd Ra
Coe Frosh Defeat Cornell Yearlings in Cedar Rapids Meet
Coe frosh win 68 to 58 at Cedar Rapids scoring nine event firsts and multiple seconds. Hover and Borne lead with mile and 440 events, Imyre strong second in the two mile, Hoyser and Hall notable in sprints and hurdles as Coe and Cornell split top finishes across track events.
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Coe
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Crimson
Imyre
Dudycha
Macaulay
Hover
Borne of Coe
Housel
Hibbard
Warner
Hall
Hall Coe
Hibbard Cornell
Warner Coe
Hayes Cornell
Hunter Cornell
Borne Coe
Donahue Cornell
Houser Cornell
Hurka Coe
Dudycha Coe
Macaulay Cornell
Imyre Cornell
Hover Coe
Queal ‘Cornell
Davis Cornell
Austin Coe
Hise Coe
Hise ‘Coe
Thyre Cornell
Sebern Coe
Paulson Cornell
Harker Cornell
Tjossem ‘Coe
Gillispie Coe
Tjossem Coe
Peterson Cornell
Brandan Cornell
Griffin Cornell
Russell Cooper Named Michigan Y M C A Secretary
Russell Cooper will serve as state student Y M C A secretary for Michigan next year. He plans to receive his A M at Columbia this June.
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Russell Cooper
Michigan
Columbia
Zuppke To Speak At Men’s Mixer Event
University of Illinois football coach Bob Zuppke will headline the Men’s Banquet at the Methodist Church Dining Parlors at 6 30 p m on June 1. Dick Barker will present athletic awards as part of the mixer program. Guest count may reach 75 to 100 high school men, housed in the dormitories. Afternoon field day events begin at two. The event is sponsored by C club and numeral men. men without tickets should see Wallace McCullen or Orville Welzel before Wednesday night.
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Bob Zuppke
University of Ilinois
Methodist Church
Dick Barker
Wallace McCullen
Orville Welzel
Music Graduate to Give Recital at Cornell Chapel
Gladys Rigby Van Pelt, Cornell Conservatory graduate, will present a piano recital tonight at eight in the Cornell chapel. The program features works by Scriabin, Debussy, Chopin, and MacDowell. Local Mount Vernon friends are invited to attend and hear the artist.
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Gladys Rigby van Pelt
Cornell
Dorothy Bresson Delivers Varied Senior Recital at Chapel
Dorothy Bresson, class of 29, offered a senior organ recital Monday evening May 27 at seven o clock in the chapel. The program featured a heavy, varied mix including Sonata No. V Op. 80 Allegro Adagio Cathedral Windows and works by Guilmant Karg Elert Lemare Lemmens Widor with titles such as Resonet in Laudibus Adeste Fideles and Toccata from Symphonie V.
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Dorothy Bresson
J. Lemmens
Symphonie V
M. Widor
Coe Edges Cornell In Annual Dual Track Meet
Coe defeated Cornell 75 to 56 at Ash Park in 1929 scoring big in field events while Roupe and Kouba delivered key wins for Coe. Kouba nosed Ed Barrows in the 220, Roupe set a new long jump mark and tied the century record, with Cook taking the javelin for Coe.
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Coe
Cornell
Ash Park
Crimson
Manly
Ames
de Bok
Clinton
Roupe
Kouba
Carl Kouba
Ed Barrows
Bretnall
Cook
Welzel
Enrollment At Summer School Will Be Much Larger This Year
The summer session at Cornell will see a larger enrollment with new schedules in the main college office. Registration begins June 8 for current students and June 10 for outsiders, classes start June 11, and Bowman Hall serves meals under Miss Huebsch.
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Cornell
Bowman Hall
Miss Huebsch
Boseman Hall
Bowman
Death Comes to Take Long Time Cornell Trustee
Dr. Edmund J. Lockwood, 68, longtime Cornell College trustee, died at his Waterloo home Sunday afternoon after illness starting 3 AM. He served as trustee since 1897, was college field agent in 1917-18, and held multiple church posts before moving to Waterloo in 1915. Survived by widow and two children. Funeral at St Pauls Cedar Rapids Wednesday 3 PM. Burial Oak Hill cemetery.
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Edmund J. Lockwood
Cornell College
Waterloo
Lockwood
Colge
Cornell
Evanston
Ilinois
Howard
Upper Iowa
Preachers’ Pension Fund
St. Paul’s Church
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Ewing
Oak Hill Cemetery
Club Holds Dinner for Carl Sandburg
The English club hosted a dinner at the Grill on Friday evening with Carl Sandburg his brother Martin sister Mary Sandburg Johnson and niece Lee Sandburg in attendance at Cornell for his tenth annual visit Also present were Elizabeth T Wherry radio editor for Wallaces Farmer and her husband Donald Wherry of Wyoming Iowa as guests of the club.
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the Grill
Carl Sandburg
Martin
Mary Sandburg Johnson
Lee Sandburg
Cornell
Elizabeth T. Wherry
Donald Wherry
Wyoming
Iowa
Knight Has Story in S. S. Messenger
The Sunday School Messenger carries a June 1 article by Dr. N Knight on the metal beryl ium. It notes little is known and reports the Beryl ium Corporation of America near Cleveland Ohio inviting Cornell chemistry to help expand research and knowledge.
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N. Knight
Beryllium Corporation of America
Cleveland
Ohio
Cornell Chemistry Department
Ten Voice Students Give Recital Today
Ten voice students of Miss Pinkerton performed in the chapel this afternoon at four. The program included works by Schumann, Quilter, Brahms, Shubert, Gretchaninoff, Rachmaninoff and others featuring soloists Leona Moulton, Alice Rowland, Dorothy Grieve, Myrtle McIntosh, Maria Wegenlied, Elizabeth Cole, Elizabeth Wallis and more.
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Millers Entertain College Orchestra
Zuppke
Courante
Sarabande
Gigue
Scriabin
Debussy
Chopin
Keltic Sonata Maestoso Andante Allegro Feroce
MacDowell
Kohawks
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Knight
S. S. Messenger