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| Presumably there is no month | Notes significance of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. | |
| Among the many worthy organizations | Tribute to the band. | |
| Owing to the fact | Washington Gladden will substitute for M. B. Williams as a campus speaker. |
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| Miss Anna E. McGovern | Judged contest in Parkersburg. | |
| Mr. L. W. Parish | Will judge oratorical contest at Penn College. | |
| The summer school | Will be held. | |
| The Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association | President Seerley and Miss Ridley are on the meeting program. | |
| Pres. Seerley | Selected as a vice president of the North Central Association. | |
| The North Central Association | Report by President Seerley of the recent NCA meeting in Chicago. |
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| A very pleasant social hour | Margaret Baker gave a party for those involved in the recent oratorical contest. | |
| Last Thursday | May and Alta Birdsall gave a party for friends. | |
| Oratorical contest | Description and scorecard for the school oratory contest; Percy Hunt won first place. | |
| Beethoven recital | Performance program. |
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| At a joint educational meeting | Normalites participate in Charles City meeting. | |
| Another educational meeting | Normalites participate in Cedar Rapids meeting. | |
| Mrs. G. A. Reaugh | Doing missionary work in Tama. | |
| Supt. E. D. Y. Culbertson | Participates in farewell banquet for James F. Wilson. |
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| Jessie Segner | Teaching in Cherokee. | |
| Very favorable reports | Edith Ballou teaching in Boone. | |
| Lena A. Hussey | Attending University of Minnesota. | |
| Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. | Report on recent meetings; slate of YWCA candidates. | |
| J. P. Huggett | Will speak to YMCA. |
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| Society Notes | Description of recent society programs. |
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| Eugene Button | Back in school. | |
| Geo. E. Welles | Book agent in Minneapolis. | |
| For Class Day representatives | Classes select representatives. | |
| Miss Susie Smith | Visited Parkersburg. | |
| Miss McNally | Visited Flossie Stone. | |
| Jessie Soper | Went home due to sickness; Lucile Miller and Frank Nash have done the same. | |
| Lottie and Ollie Green | Attended wedding. | |
| Belle Boyd | Visited campus. | |
| Alice Curtis | Visited campus. | |
| Charlotte Davis and Edith Clark | Visited Hudson. | |
| Mr. Buckley | Visited campus. | |
| Violetta Fields | Has been sick. | |
| Linnie Dunlap | Visited brother. | |
| Gertrude Bennett | Visited sister. | |
| Contributions to Museum | Thirty specimens mounted and a dozen more are being mounted; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Walters are the taxidermists; Harry Field is contributing specimens. | |
| Marshall Bell | Visiting home. | |
| Mabel Shubert | Visited home. | |
| Jesse Rice | Visited Blaine Brundage. | |
| Mary Hollen | Brother visits. | |
| Mary LeBrant | Teaching near home. |
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| Percy Huggett | Attended oratorical contest on campus. | |
| The Minnesingers | Give first off-campus concert in Hudson; Robert Fullerton is excellent leader. | |
| Grace Sullivan | Missed school. | |
| Joseph Johnson | Visited S. T. Walker. | |
| Bess Coomer | Missed school. | |
| Celia Richards | Called home due to sickness in family. | |
| Casper Schenk | Able to be up and about. | |
| Anna Goodale | Has been sick. | |
| The faculty | Making up class schedule; students will register soon. | |
| Several hack-loads of students | Horses become unmanageable; hack turned over; no serious injuries. | |
| Pres. Seerley | Will address Ft. Dodge YMCA. | |
| Robert Fullerton | Will sing at Ft. Dodge YMCA meeting. | |
| Grace Fullerton | Mother died. | |
| Apron Strings | Casper Schenk thanks mother for help during illness. |