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WIll l}v I Conference Here Of
bUC jonTe her
I N.31ST o:i oCornell pus next Sattu d-
e d FraM I" lo 'tow nr
- .- n---ln~sututions in Iowa holds its annual
,n W] l I Be lmeeung here. This is the third
l aker, b e.re e2tt /o a/2ist ;tn g 22e l
di,~ I which is sponsored by the State
nner o~ the .Mount Department of Education examin-
)or vf Commerce will I ers.
r t~egi n Hall on Fri-] The conference will be held in
!st. at 6: 0/the exhibition room of Armstrong
f~inor wih t)e served hall of fine arts beginning at 10
~ahn-t-IOward Post a.m. with Russell E. Jonas of Des
wi~1?:ts: wh.leh are /Metrics acting as chairman. The
lklin '~n Sale soon ]su,bject of the morning program
i Spe~:~nns n, head]will be: What does the new teach-
) ~" uepartment er (the product of our teacher edu-
~feth~ ? Or nell Little cation institutions) need to know
I.theM,~, main ~peaker and do to be a success? The group
Ll~mc Wlll be fur- talking on this subject will include
,^"--~ etu.b quartet, l a superintendent of schools, state
t m,~"mmittee is Dr. J. department men first year teacher
~lra~-d', John Klimo, and a student in education.
~ U
Van I Following a noon luncheon
corn It+~^ - served by Division 9 of the
ii~ m ~,which is Methodist W S C S
,met io .~ . the con-
A " ~v~rs. Laura terence will continue with a
~,o'i~mith, Ralph demonstration of student teaching
I by Eleanor Hall, a senior at Cor-
~-~-- nell. An afternoon group made up
ve UhUrch Iof students from 15 colleges will
r
A- "" Ldiscuss the topic: What should
-|~rs i the program of directed observa-
tion and student teaching contri-
for 1941 in the 'buts to the education of a teacher
~ ertan church i The discussion of this point will be
*r~s, minister. I headed by a committee of five stu-
ichor, Merle dents including Bob Michaelson,
(~lenn Rich- Cornell junior. Others of the
and J. B leading committee include students
Strother" from the University of Iowa, Coo
rles Wick" college, Marycrest college and Mt.
Mar- Mercy junior college at Clinton.
Win I~rrls, Prof. S. J. McLaughlin is in
ok, honor- charge of the local arrangements
is SUperin.
; Merle
endent;
pianist;
'Mrs.
Beryl Rich-
~rs and MIss
st.
officers of the
Division
Its. tied win
dent, WIrs.
Vice-Presi
Secretary,
istant sec-
As-
.oy Lacock;
.rs. Marvin
ena Nosley,
First Divi-
and
every Sun-
are
nday in this
the Cen-
church,
the full
To
Une Mad".
!ramatlc so-
~rnon high
for a Play
given the
ad" and
the dire
The cast
Don
r, Don For-
Claude
Ludwig
study and travel in the South, visit-
ing institutions of higher learning
which have specialized in the train-
ing of young women. She will
beadquarter at Clermont, Florida.
Mrs. Lois Munn Davidson, Stan-
wood, Iowa, will tal~e Mrs. Ninde's
work during her semester's leave.
Mrs. Davidson was graduated from
Christian college, Columbia, Me a
junior college for women, and re-
ceived her associate of arts degree
there in 1924 She received a
bachelor of oratory degree in dra-
matics in 1925, and took her bache-
lor of science degree from Iowa
State college in 1927.
Mrs. Davidson had teaching ex-
perience at Christian college in
1924 and at Michigan State college,
East Lansing, Mich in 1927. She
is a member of Omicron Nu, scho-
lastic honorary fraternity for home
economics. She also belongs to Phi
Theta Kappa, honorary scholastic
fraternity for junior colleges, cor-
responding to Phi Beta Kappa for
colleges and universities. Mrs. Dav-
idson is now serving as a member
of the Research Advisory commit-
tee of Iowa State college, a group
of five women and 16 men.
for the conference. GIRLS WILL
Mrs. Luella Ninde OCCUPY NEW
Has Leave Of Absence I'vv"
For Next Semester
DOI .TORY
Mrs. Luella V. Ninde, head of the
Cornel]hems economiCScoilege, hasdepartmentbeen granted f Pfelffer-'Hall Addi-
tion
Is N e a r I n g
a leave of absence for the second
semester of this year. She expectnsCompletion
to spend the next three months i
The $50,000 addition to Pfeiffer
hall, dormitory for women at Cot-
nell college, is expected to be ready
for occupancy about the first of
An unidentified transient was hit
and killed by the west bound For-
ty-Niner, streamlined steam train
from Chicago to San Francisco,
west of the overhead bridge a little
before two o'clock on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The point at which the
~l~ ~ accident occurred is one and a
[0 SlVelhaif mii0s west of the Mount Ver-
~" -- non station.
un(layl According to Joe McDonald of
Oskaloosa, a transient who spent
""~,~eIl Senior Tuesday night in the Mount Vernon
ent a Piano jail, the man boarded an east .bound
JOseph
Wed
the R. H.
to
church,
lock a.m.
doing
City
)f Jacques
are made
On the
OVer big
a lot of
Two
at two
on Tues
i freight train at Beverly Junction
west of Cedar Rapids, and got
!o7 on the grade just west
the overhead bridge. McDon-
aid, who had been on the train be-
fore it reached Beverly, got off
further back on the train. He saw
the other man get off the train but
did not see the Forty-Niner hit him.
Ruddy Jorgenson, section fore-
man, with Sam Lieb and Richard
C. Anderson, were coming up the
grade back of the freight train on
their gas car and saw the Forty-
niner stop. They brought the body,
which was badly mangled, to
the :Mount Vernon depot and
John Klimo notified tbe coroner.
The ,body was taken to the Neff
Funeral Home.
The train stopped for 25 minute~
while the usual examination wae
made. The average running speed
of the train at that point is said
to be around 70 miles an hour.
The victim was fingerprinted by
Larry Condon on Wednesday morn-
ing and an effort will be made to
identify him by his finger prints.
He is believed to have .been from
40 to 50 years old and weighed
from 160 to 170 pounds, being fair-
IF stout. He was rather well dress-
ed.
Gretchen Stoffei is Wed To
Kenneth Winter At Laramie
Mrs. Charles Stoffel of Mount
Vernon is announcing the mar-
riage of her daughter, Miss Gretch-
en Stoffel to Kenneth Winter of
I~ramie, Wyo son of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Winter of Tipton, in the
Presbyterian church, in Laramie,
on Sunday afternoon, January 12.
The couple will reside in Laramie
where the groom is employed in
'one of the large grocery stores.
The bride was graduated from
the Mechanicsville high school and
attended Junior college in Tipton.
The groom was graduated last year
i from the University of Wyoming.
Mrs. Winter has many friends in
this vicinity.
"SWine
~tate meeting
adlson Wis
on Thursday
~A~Ly
a.a :,i
Nominate 14 For Neighbors Have Use New Lighted Star TF.N WIH TAKF.
At Installation 1PART IN LISBON
R.E.A. Directors I Husking Bee Monday -- iv
The list of n~es for directors g. LUD61 For Joe Konecny HAS BI{ .~oo for th~ time was the
of the Linn R.E.A. Co-Op who ~r,~, w .~,~ ~w=~ ffi =.~.= -- w~v wemw~ s ]lighted star, a gift from the Past]l~,lw#,fl~ Ill[ #~l~ltV~ll~lt'~l~
will be voted on at the annual Will I~l~" I~l~'l|~ I.l~'l~" Neighbors of Joe Koneeny, who |~ 1-|-~ ] ,Matrons to Lisbon Chapter O.E.S./||~|| /l[~ I'll~|~.~l
meeting at Marion on Feb. 4, has [ ||][lall~ ]UPl~ llll~li~l] lll~i~.~ lives on the. last farm in Linn |l~l |ll~ ] when turned on as ,Mrs. E. P. ]ll$1~llag~[lt V~t$~t~lul~g
been compIeted by the nominatiom~ townsmp on the rOCK roan west o~ I Bigger, newly elected Worthy Ms- ~ -------
committee There are two candi-/ ~ ~ ~v *, I Grange mall, gathereu at the farm a ~ - ~ * tron of the chapter was escorted / ~[7~ll U-ld On
[ annual In e e 1 n g I the east at the installation of V Ill D~ 11~:3
dates from each district, one of t t xpect v .s, ~ o r s Monday afternoon and husked officers last Thursday evening. ,'~T X Tuesda
Wedn v I I g,
]nine loads of corn and ground one nanclally 'l Oral alnount ot DUSl ed tel
whom will be elected. Seven direr-[ From 1A C,t,~ l-l,~r~
Was Held Here 0nl .Martha Ann Bi er reeeed ! e. t y
tors will be elected from the 14 [ ~"~ ~ "~"~"~" ~"~".tload for Mr. Konecny's feeding cat-
nominees who are as follows: / On January 21st tie. Koneon .h .d p .rt of the, esda her mother to the east where she nm Jan. 21st.
A D Brennaman Marion [ seeona ringer on ms left nanu am- presented her a bouquet of roses, I
Art Colony, Oxford. f Knights of Pythias from 14 [putatedb today atNeighbors'St LukeShavehOSpitalhelpedOn erg Company of L,t~bon "hel~i its tiring Worthy Matron. Miss Peg- at 8:00 o'cloek, ten Lisbon high
H. G. Donnon, Cedar Rapids. ~lodges are expected to attend a I " " Tbe IAsbon Cooperative Cream- a gift from Mrs. D. A Bennett, re- On Tuesday evening January 21
with the chores while he has been
Frank Frederick, Marion. [meeting in the local 'Star of Bethle- " Fifteenth annual m~ettng on Wed- /gy Frink sang "Star of the East". school students will participate in
I la~d up w~th the sore hand
J. C Fuhrme|ster, North Liberty. [hem No. 3, lodge room on next ' ' ne~day Jan 15 l In behalf of the chapter gifts were ]the home declamatory contest Ora-
There were 20 men and eight
J. F. Hepker, Marion. [Tuesday evening, Jan. 21, when the i The 'Creamer" di- -h " t } presented Mrs. Bennett and Mr. I torical, dramatic and humorous di-
y u t e largos
teams Those who helped out with
H. A. W. Koek, Central City. [ local lodge will be host to lodges of I amount~ of business in n ar 1 Bennett, retiring and re-elected t visions will be represented.
teams were A R Minish team and
Dan K. Lillie, Central City. I the fifth district at eight o'clock. ] . . : . a y Ye . l~,Vorthy Patron. t Bernice I,einbaugh, in the ora-
h~ed man Albert l~isher Virgil since }~s orgamzatmn m pounas or
A. R. Minish, Mount Vernon. I The rank of page will .be conferred [ " ",~,:" .: . [ At the close of the Chapter in- /torical ~roup, will speak on "The
Stoner I anee Morehouse Marion nutEer manufactures ann also ~1
Gee. Mallie, Solon. Ion a class of candidates from the 1 " [stallation, Masonic officers were [Big Parade" by Weseley Carry.
Jameson Harold Horn Earl Wain
S. H. Paul Center Point various lodges 'by Eureka lodge No. " " :. ~ " [installed and a social hour follow- [ Norton I,itts who recently ti "
~.~ ~." ~anaali,~" " IASDOn. ' l'' o- - ,^~ ~ ~,~.a and. I,ouis( J. Schaefer, and the tel- hess was ~lz~,00s.34. led. Refreshments were served by [second place in the Public Speak-
lo~mg men Irvin Coppock M H
Glenn Stoner, Mount Vernon. I Grand chancellor, H. W. Barn- [ ", . . The average weekly price paid/the special serving committee, ling Contest, of The Farmers Grain
Koch A K Stinger Ed Staskal
John T. Wiley, Pale. :hart of New Hampton, Grand vice . ~ for butterfat was 32.43 cents. ~Some sixty were in attendance. Sev-IDealer Association of Iowa, will
/ b ~,V Stinger Chas Archibald
chancellor Hubert Fosher of Win- ' ' Improvements in the plant cut ~eral were present from Mechanics- ]give his original speech, "The Iowa
Chas. Bachman Bu-rs terset and' Grand keeper of records ]l'~rnest Meyers, C. F. Hartzell, Har- down the cost of operationcon-~ville, Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. McCas- i Farmer's Part in Making his Co-
J and seals, It. R. Hibbs, of Marengo, [ ry Horn, George W. Coster and siderably. |lln, MYs. Alberta Krumroy, Mrs. I operative Function."
Border Est. House and are expected to attend. Frank D. IWarren Waln. William aeimer was reelected ]Philip Hammond and Mrs. V. M.[ In the humorous group, Betty
w~r ~ Sheppard, of Cedar Rapids, district ~ ~.nresident ~nd~ .reasur~r+ ~ ~,~n ~-~,w .{Bennett, member, of Evangeline~,Mohn will read "~Spa~ kin". ,by l'lls~, .-
weseman creage deputy grand chancellor, will pro-]L~]~I~'~L~ ~r~ ~|~a~ v ] ]lAsbon
ard Rei ~r vice resident and see Cha~pter and Miss Alva Heneks of worth Conkle' Eugene Emerson,
------- side. ~ g" ' P - Chapter " "Open Wider"' hy (
Charles Bachman, living west of Lodges which are expected to be ffltr~I r, IV rlllfll retaiL. Directors for 1941 are O.A. . ':tral
Haughton-
n~'~"" D"" *~^-"~-~'st~- Ol^n ] ~ Jane Yaunt "Hannibals' Wedding
Mount Vernon, has purchased the represented are: Oxford Junction, I| V~|C| a~[~l~I. t|l~.~! Ric'll~,:dson;' Jo*eU'"P'i~lik~,'' Sa'~lor / lflHN H MII I 17D ]ray" by Hilton Turner; Catharine
Ac?rgeUStonWt~emi~nsbacre~g:dOfnfifteen Anamosa, Monticello Martelle, Co-IL ,blOl2111 r, IIBW/) ,'helps, Clarence Border, Dean [J~JFllU' Ill. l,ililhld~dn [Brig g;s, "Geography Lesson" by A1-
,o a a a the dar l~apids Central City, Center Bennett, Howa~