Coe Backfield Shifty In 27 14 Win Over Cornell
Coe college defeated Cornell 27 to 14 at Cedar Rapids in a weather shortened game. Coe’s backfield Collins Pease Holt and Martin sparked the offense while Cornell pressed a defensive punt game with Kepler guiding kickoffs. Lawrence scored twice off fumbles and Kepler added the goals as Henry Maxwell shined at end.
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Nothing But The Truth Play At College Auditorium
Nothing But The Truth a popular play and an artistic comedy will be heard Saturday evening Novembr 20 at the College Auditorium. Professor Tull directs the play for the Homecoming program by the Parmenian literary society. Charlotte Colee is at her Marathon home for the weekend.
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Vanity Fair
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Ames Wins M V Cross Country Meet At Grinnell
Ames tops the M. V. Cross Country meet at Grinnell with all Ames runners finishing first scoring 15 points. Kansas A. 62, Nebraska A. 75, Cornell 84 in the team standings.
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Cornelllians Meet at Des Moines
The Cornell reunion at the State Teachers Association meeting in Des Moines drew the largest crowd yet with 116 seated at the banquet inside the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Simpson College graduates held a separate banquet in the same church as greetings were exchanged and Cornnell songs led by Fred Smith and Claude Cottingham concluded the evening. Alumni Secretary Otis Moore organized the event.
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Y W C A Launches Annual Financial Campaign
The Cornell College Y W C A begins its yearly drive to fund the conservatory of music in China and other missions. District chairmen lead committees with dozens of delivering members and a budget totaling 2100 dollars for publicity world fellowship Chinese student Poochow services and local operations.
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Kate Skinner
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Harriet Hoover
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Wilma Klaiss
Stella Plaehn
Frances Harvey
Velma Plank
Edith Grather
Charlotte Cobb
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Maree Peterson
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Helen Durne
Gladys Current
Bernice Erickson
Helen Arnold
Ruby Lent
Ruth Wilson
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Eula Clark
Margaret Craig
Ruth Holler
Saralou Jordan
Helen Little
Catherine Musselman
Elsie Schlue
Helena Wilcox
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Nellie Ellis
Viola Bryson
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Geneva
Miss Monroe to Lecture on The New Poetry
English Club invites Harriet Monroe editor of Poetry to speak on The New Poetry in Chapel at 3 p m Friday November 19 Admission 50 cents Monroe helped launch Poetry Chicago in 1912 and promoted living poetry across America England and France.
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Bowman Hall challenges Altoona to Ash Park baseball game
Bowman Hall issues a bold challenge to the House of Altoona to a baseball contest at Ash Park at a time of their choosing. The notice invites competition and asserts willingness to play.
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Cornell Cross Country Heads to Missouri Valley Meet
The Cornell cross-country team departs for Grinnell to compete in the Missouri Valley meet. The squad, the same that beat Town University last week, features Cole Corlett Schell Day and Temple with Errett out due to freshmen exclusion. Six Valley schools compete starting at 2:30 p.m. for a five mile race ending on the Grinnell track.
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Armistice Day Service Remembers Gold Star Cornell Heroes
An Armistice Day service at Cornell recalls war time memories with songs led by Clark Galloway. The service unfurled Cornell’s war recognition flag and read gold star names including Lieut. Clark Bowen Serg. Kenneth Wilder and others while Dr. Stancliff praised leaders like Lloyd George Wilson and Clemenceau. He discussed the armistice as a temporary ceasefire and highlighted Roe Howard as a revered war hero and his mother receiving respect from students and faculty.
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Girls Interclass Hockey Begins With Round-Robin Schedule
The Interclass Hockey competition opens this week with classes Freshmen Sophomores Advanced each playing six games. Finals will feature the top two teams by win percentage or total score in a tie. Grinnell defeated Simpson 81 to 0 today.
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Grinnell Cornell Grid Iron Battle on Homecoming
Grinnell and Cornell meet in the 1920 Homecoming football game as Grinnell seeks honor in the Missouri Valley and the Midwest. Both teams enter with mixed results including Coe losses. key players Pense Collins Martin and Holt highlighted. weather and field conditions noted in recent clash with Drake and Ames.
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Miss Pierce Delights With Pleasing Recital
Miss Annie Pierce gave a well received recital amid pep meeting excitement and a Coe football game. She performed gravely to gay songs with refined tone and subtle interpretation. Notable pieces include A Fairy Went A Marketing and Blackbird Song, with Mr Shaw providing reliable accompaniment.
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