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| Oratorical contest | Program for the contest. |
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| We congratulate the lecture committee | Looking forward to appearance of Joseph Cook. |
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| At the beginning of the term | History department receives sets of geographical and historical maps and charts. |
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| Mr. T. S. Parvin | Masonic librarian requests that Normal Eyte be sent to his library. |
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| Our old friend, H. E. Button | Teaching in Steamboat Rock. |
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| Miss Clara Blackburn | Teaching in Omaha. |
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| J. H. Stuckrath | Continuing studies in Chicago; may go to Germany. |
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| We are sorry to note | Julia Hendrickson has been ill. |
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| B. B. Rice | Will teach near Harlan. |
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| Miss Augusta Westfall | Now in Doon. |
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| R. A. Elwood | Superintendent in Colby, Kansas. |
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| C. E. Locke | Health not improving in California; will return to Iowa. |
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| Miss Elizabeth Gilchrist | Now at Marcus. |
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| Isaac Eaton | Teaching in Dunkerton. |
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| W. Walter Wilson | Will teach in Stanhope. |
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| Miss Jennie Harper | Enjoying work at State Center. |
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| Geo. W. Curtis | Began teaching near Anamosa. |
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| Annie Lees | Will teach in Armstrong where Percy Huggett is principal. |
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| Isabella F. Fields | Will replace Annie Lees at Independence. |
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| Mr. Y. G. Barnell | Principal at Brighton; four of his teachers are Normalites. |
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| Rev. Klinefelter | Visited daughter. |
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| Miss Bess Waters | Visited Marshalltown. |
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| Miss Maggie Downing | Went home to teach. |
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| Mr. Benj. McKeen | Visited the Normal. |
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| Miss Elsie Orcutt | Visited last week. |
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| School Directory | Roster of organizations and officers. |
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| W. H. Lyon | Teaching in Dexter. |
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| Miss Lena Brown | Resigns from position in Story City because of health. |
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| Miss Orpha Thayer | Has been teaching; now back in school. |
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| The foundation for a store building | Foundation laid near Normal bridge for C. A. Wise Company. |
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| The tea party | YWCA party was a success. |
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| Miss Cora Ebersole | Sprained ankle. |
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| Miss Alice Carey | Has the mumps. |
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| Miss Ada Harrison | Now in Story City. |
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| Mr. Walker Farr | Visited cousins. |
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| Miss Etta Bronson | Visits the Normal. |
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| Miss Maggie Mackin | Visited by mother. |
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| Miss Vena Heiden | Still remembers the Normal School. |
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| Miss E. Lambert | Has the mumps. |
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| Miss Lottie Green | Now in Hitesville. |
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| Miss Lulu Gates | Visited Waterloo. |
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| Mr. Amos Ranney | Back in school. |
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| On account of illness | Margaret Hawk leaves school. |
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| Miss Sue Graham | Now in Lorimer. |
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| Miss Emelie Krieg | Enrolled in Fourth Year class. |
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| We have been for some time | Class rivalries show up in chapel seating. |
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| After thinking about the matter for some time | Recommends that women not wear hats in chapel for the oratorical contest. |
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| The business of the Aristo Society | Good programs recently; elect new officers. |
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| We are glad to announce | C. A. Frederick able to go home; will be accompanied by President Seerley who will go on to conduct certification examinations. |
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| One by one the seniors are giving their chapel orations | Roster of topics and speakers. |
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| The program rendered by the Cliosophic Society | Showed results of hard work. |
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| The Scott program | Shakespeareans give good program. |
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| Although Miss Benham was with us for only one year | Sends YMCA papers to the Normal. |
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| Lottie S. Patterson | Died in Kewanee, Illinois, on October 5, 1894. |
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| Friday night, Nov. 16 | Description of program given by music and elocution departments. |
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| An undergraduate who is out in the field | Editorial staff explains their policy on publication; seeks material from anyone with Normal School connections. |
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| Y. W. & Y. M. C. A. | Meeting leaders announced; week of prayer; tea. |