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1	The various recognized literary societies	Hear lecture from Miss McFarland on the essential features of society work.


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2	This afternoon at three o'clock	Urges students to support football team in game against Coe.

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3	The State Executive Council	Allowed expenses incurred following August storm.


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4	The young women	Now have basketball court in area behind buildings; will play games there.


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5	We are glad to report	Henry Sabin not seriously injured in collapse of stands in state semi-centennial celebration.

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6	No sadder duty has devolved upon us	Dora King died October 7, 1896.

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7	Miss Mattie Gillet	Died in Winthrop.


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8	The principles of political parties Wiler--Wesley David (Class of 1898)	Address to Philo open session.

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9	Among the list of Hampton teachers	Genetta Bushyager, Marie Golden, and Nellie Kelso are teaching there.


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10	Bruce Francis	Superintendent in Montezuma.


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11	C. E. Locke	Teaching in Tama.


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12	J. H. Stuckrath	Principal at Mona.


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13	Miss Agnes Heightshoe	Teaching in Perry.


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14	Miss Clara Dodd	Teaching in Maquoketa; Cora Dodd is at home.


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15	Miss Minnie Moore	Will study at University of Chicago as will C. A. Fullerton.


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16	On August 12, 1896	Lulu Davies married J. P. Van Horn.


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17	Society notes	Report on program.


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18	The marriage	Lena Shannon married Arthur M. Gray.


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19	Very excellent reports come from Corning	C. M. Thompson is superintendent; Walter Guthridge, Maud Humphrey, and Lillian Gillaspie teaching there.


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20	We wish to add to the list	Mabel Gillett and Mamie Herrick are studying at the University of Michigan.

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21	Ha! Ha! Ha!	Cheer of basketball club.


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22	Jessie Walson	Attended sister's wedding.


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23	Mollie Rock	Visited chapel.


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24	Robert Clymer	Went home due to poor health.


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25	Russell LeFetra	Visited Charles Lambert.


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26	Y. W. & Y. M. C. A.	Review of recent meetings.

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27	Geo. Galloway	Teaching in Valley Junction.


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28	May Loonan	Visiting campus.


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29	Miss Alice Curtis	Back in school.


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30	Miss Bertha Morrison	Will stay with sister, Mrs. George Samson.


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31	Miss Katherine Schell	Missed work due to sickness.


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32	Misses Fannie Waters and Blanche Turner	Visited Parkersburg.


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33	Professor Arey	Did not meet classes due to city election duties.


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34	Professor Arey	Leads discussion of Napoleon at Cottage Literary Society.


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35	The Alpha Society	Sends flowers to funeral of Dora King.


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36	The students who knew Miss Eva Benham	Teaching in Webster, Massachusetts.


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37	Wednesday, October 7th	Rose Hemmerling married Dell Archer.


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38	Wm. Coates	Visiting Cedar Falls.