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The Y. M. C. A. state convention To be held in Ft. Dodge; John Fellingham is city secretary.
Every teacher in Iowa Should read recent addresses of Henry Sabin.
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Prof. Samson Will speak in Boone.
The Secretary of War Recommends military instruction.
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President Seerley Attends NCA meeting.
Messrs Doran, Townsend, and McDuffie Met with landscape architect to form plan for improving campus.
The Summer School Will likely be offered in summer of 1897; to be supported solely by tuition; a look at the courses and a consideration of who will benefit from study.
In procuring the Tennessee Jubilee Singers Group will perform.
Prof. L. W. Parish Spoke in Cherokee.
Prof. W. H. Bender's family Moved to Cedar Falls.
The Lecture Committee Secures service of Washington Gladden to speak.
Professor J. A. Fitzgerald Will become instructor of band and orchestra.
The Orchestra and Band Will give concert.
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Athletic Department Association about $100 in debt; resolves that students must be enrolled in order to participate in spring field meet.
We learn that Jno. Kleinsorge Will study in Germany for four years; hopes to earn Ph. D.
A very interesting letter John Sogard writes from Pueblo, Colorado.
In the program of the Henry County Teachers Association S. B. Stonerook makes presentation.
Reports reach us from Pella Willard H. Lyon is principal there.
F. A. Nimocks General agent for insurance company.
Pauline M. Leader Superintendent of nurses training in Davenport.
The Ft. Dodge Chronicle Praises work of John Fellingham.
Word comes to us Alice Burbeck Harker in Missouri.
D. R. Perkins Doing well in Oxford Junction.
Principal L. B. Moffett Mother ill.
Miss Abraham Teaching in Des Moines.
Nettie Hartsell Leaves job due to poor health.
Nellie Weldy Teaching in Clarion.
Leora Parker Visits Des Moines schools.
Lucy Hobbs Teaching near Lohrville.
Harlan Hollis Visited campus.
Leslie Chapman Reading law with Albert Grundy.
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Society Notes News of recent society programs.
A jolly crowd Large group takes sleigh ride to Waterloo.
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Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. YMCA officers elected; delegates to state convention selected.
Summer or winter Train service to California.
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Hon. McDuffie and W. A. Doran Attending to duties on campus.
Anna Lewis Visits sister.
Dick Fullerton Teaching near Rockford.
The Reading Circle Margaret Baker leads group.
O. P. McElmeel Visited campus.
Marjorie Dubois Visited friends on campus.
Mr. Calderwood Visited sister and brother.
Robert and Jeanette Fullerton Receive visit from father.
Miss Sullivan of Waverly Visits sister.
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We are pleased to see Anna Baker Back at work.
Bessie Wold Has left school.
Casper Schenk Health improving.
A beginning class in algebra Will be offered.
Method classes Offered in history and penmanship.
The Minnesingers Will present concert in Hudson.
The skating rink Has not worked out this year.
The city Will not grant street railway franchise.
Miss McGovern Acts as judge in declamatory contest.
Prof. Rich Bought a lot on Third Street.
Nervie McCartney Substituting for Nettie Hartsell, who is sick.
Robert Fullerton Sang in chapel.
Ruby Calderwood Has had eye trouble.
Miss Call's name Added to list of those who have the grippe.
Rena Curkeet Has been sick.
Mr. Bender Is renting a house for his family; will soon build on Normal Hill.
N. J. Lambert Is sick and will not return to school.
Myrtle Boardman Recovered from illness.
Mary Donnon Went home due to eye trouble.
Wesley Wiler Has the grippe.
Lucy Barnett Has been sick.
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"A Pure Life" Professor Arey addressed the YMCA.
The following clipping Tribute to the Bartlett family.
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The following is a clipping Tribute to President Seerley.