Newspaper staff roles listing editor in chief and editors
A newspaper staff roster lists Chas. Hotle as editor in chief with assistant editors Olin Witting Jan Moore News Betty Cunningham Hayden Hughes Katherine Little Features Homer Jackson Henry Carris Evelyn Turner Sports Burke Gillespie Sam McCleery Evelyn Watson.
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Chas
Hotle
Olin Witting
Jan Moore
Betty Cunningham
Hayden Hughes
Katherine Little
Homer Jackson
Henry Carris
Evelyn Turner
Burke Gillespie
Sam McCleery
Evelyn Watson
Take a Big Bite and Stop Being a Nibbler in Life
The piece urges taking full advantage of opportunities for success and happiness. It encourages committing to studies and outside activities while avoiding a habit of nibbling at everything. It warns pessimism harms progress and stresses making a strong foundation through decisive effort.
Thanksgiving Homecoming of Ames Alumni Note
Burke Gillespie spent Thanksgiving visiting relatives. Earl Kindig Ruth and Helen Foster Margaret Stewart and Vernette Johnson former J C students were home from Ames ten years for Thanksgiving. Jack Lytle Ruth Knox Wil
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Burke Gillespie
Earl Kindig
Ruth
Helen Foster
Margaret Stewart
Vernette Johnson
J. C
Ames
Jack Lytle
Ruth Knox
Wil
Students Aim for Campus Election Style Revelry
Cardinal staff plans a campus vote at Washington Junior College with categories like most handsome and best dressed, urging full participation and honest individualistic voting. Local student notes include Stutsman from University of Iowa and several classmates over Thanksgiving.
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Cardinal
Washington Junior College
Kiam Masson
Wayne Brown
Sherman Watson
Bill Shields
Don and Bop
Stutsman
University of Iowa
Bolivia In-women greet friends with unusual custom
A local Bolivian practice shows In-women greeting friends by pretending to be rats. The odd custom draws curiosity from residents and visitors alike as the cultural behavior continues in regional gatherings.
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Bolivia
Students Enter Stock in Intex Baby Beer Class
Ezra Smith and Bill Augustine, freshmen at junior college, entered Shorthorns and an Angus steer at the International Livestock Exposition. Ezra and his sister Ruth took four Shorthorns to Chicago, while Bill sent his Angus but did not show. Smith and Augustine are cousins. livestock raising appears a family trait. Ezra hitch-hiked back Sunday.
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Ezra Smith
Bill Augustine
Ezra
Ruth
Chicago
West Chester
Angus
Smith
Augustine
College Gags and University Pranks Across the Nation
A humorous survey recalls college quips and campus antics from Minnesota to Wisconsin and Ohio. Teachers, presidents, and students are cited in lighthearted episodes about jokes, lectures, and campus tours.
Behaviorisms of Wild Animals by Homer Jackson
A columnist recounts raising a civet cat named Little Joe on the Hays farm. The pet displays unique defense postures, front foot stamping, and walking on its hind feet, with careful handling noted. The piece blends animal anecdotes with a critique of historical writing.
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Homer Jackson
Little Joe
Hays
Cravel Road
Joe
College News Snippets on Enrollment and Gifts
About one third of 1487 Well esley students seek aid. Cornell Ithaca reports 145 students from 37 foreign countries this fall. Andre de Coppet, banker, donated Napoleon library volumes to Princeton. US women in higher education are largely in coeducational colleges. Over 30 million dollars in scholarships are awarded annually by 125 colleges. Hunter College freshmen average 16 years old.
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Wellesley College
Maas
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Andre de Coppet
New York
Princeton University
N. J
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States
Little Jokes and Schoolroom Quips of the Year
A collection of light classroom quips and social remarks recounted by students and teachers. Jokes cover topics from light romance to timing and errant buttons, reflecting school life and humor.
The Gimlet and JC Romance Sparks at Junior College
Vaughan Smith and Hayden Hughes seek dates among JC coeds and locals. A girl promises a kiss for every basket by a JC basketball player while other juniors note psychology class numbers and social antics at the dawn dance.
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J. C
Inquiring Reporter Returns Answers From Two Students
The interview features Lisk Hering from Crawfords ville Consolidated area who plans to attend Iowa University and pursue a legal career. He predicts J C basketball will win about two thirds of its games. David Munro from West Chester discusses Ames aviation studies and expects J C to have a good year and win at least half of its games.
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Crawfordsville Consolidated
J. C
Iowa University
Will Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Ames
Eddie Cantor
Ethyl Barrymore
Chemistry accident mars Bea Wilson in college lab
In a college chemistry class Bea Wilson injured her palm with a thistle tube. The nerve damage dulled pain but a tetanus shot caused hive reactions that kept her from school briefly. She is recovering and advised to exercise caution with lab glassware.
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Bea Wilson
Miss Wilson
Freshwaters Drives Squad in Practice for Centerville Clash
Coach George Freshwaters led a long scrimmage with the Centerville Junior College matchup in mind. Augustine, John Jackson, Dog Gilder, Homer Jackson, Curtin Wells led the first string as guards and forwards.
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Centerville
George Freshwaters
Augustine
John Jackson
Freshwaters
Dignity of the Monkey in a Curious Exchange
A whimsical note argues that evolution does not diminish the dignity of a monkey that tosses coconuts rather than bullets, asserting the creature's shame remains minimal and inexpensive.
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Jud Tonkins
Local Notables Move Amid Weather Disruptions
Clayton Nicholson aided Joe Oriez with chores early in the week. H. H. clubs postponed a meeting with Mrs. Tena Hoxworth due to bad roads. R. E. Brown drafted plans for a bridge between Fred Weekly and T. M. Beens blossom’s land as sides began to cave in. Storm damaged telephones breaking poles and wire line No. 29 in four spots. Crandall, the rail carrier, hasn't missed a day despite bad roads. The writer and family spent Sunday with George Hopping.
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Clayton Nicholson
Joe Oriez
H. H
Chicago Producers Association directory meeting ends
Theo Oriez returned from Chicago Tuesday evening where he attended a directory meeting of the Chicago Producers Association. Don Applegate sold some hoes and delivered them Wednesday. Hingel Longer spent the weekend in Washington with Mr and Mrs Alvie Nethergall. Vorest Walker had B Hoxworth butcher a large hog Tuesday and they rendered 15 gallons of lard from the pork.
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X Gray
Theo Oriez
Chicago
Chicago Producers Association
Don Applegate
Hingel
Washington
Alvie Nethergall
Vorest Walker
B. Hoxworth
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