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1 It was a glad day for the societies Literary societies will each receive seventy-five dollars from Board of Trustees; surplus from Lecture and Entertainment Course funds.
2 The Iowa State Teachers' Association Teachers gathered to exchange experiences and other information; many Normalites were there.
3 The Normal, after a rest of two weeks Normal begins classes again after two week break; enrollment is about 1000, but will likely rise to about 1200.
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4 A week of jubilee is coming Literary societies will move into new rooms in Auditorium Building; will hold dedication for Auditorium on January 30, 1902; does the state need more normal schools?
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5 Extracts from Supt. R. C. Barrett's biennial report for the years 1900- 1901 concerning the needs of additional facilities for training teachers Lengthy statistical data on Iowa education.
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6 The following letter
Polley--Mary E. (Class of 1892) 		May Polley writes of her experiences in the Philippine Islands
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7 Geographical ideas contributing to the understanding of the poem Evangeline
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)
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8 A. O. Christopher Working as salesman.
9 A. T. Gifford Principal at Lynnville.
10 Among our alumni in the Marshalltown schools Edna Stone is working there.
11 Bertha Beard At missions school in Chicago.
12 Cora D. Patterson Teaching in Salt Lake City.
13 Dr. C. B. Fountain President of medical society.
14 E. O. Bronson Has a new son.
15 Effie Templeton Teaching in Riceville.
16 Geo. A. Hooker Teaching in Colorado.
17 Good reports come to us George Galloway doing well in Lansing.
18 Ida Peterson Teaching in Idaho.
19 Irving McDuffie Teaching at Rolfe.
20 J. H. Ellison Visited Oskaloosa schools.
21 John Lyon Studying medicine at University of Iowa.
22 Mabel Toye Teaching in North Dakota.
23 Mary Hollen Married Dr. D. W. Carlisle.
24 Mary Thompson Teaching in Des Moines.
25 Minnie L. Wilson Teaching in Olin.
26 Roberta Muhs Teaching in Illinois.
27 S. M. Coddington Principal at Bancroft.
28 Susan Kerstetter Teaching in Hartley.
29 T. M. Prall Teaching in South Dakota.
30 The assistant principal in the high school Nellie Cahow is assistant principal at Murray.
31 The manager of the Minnesota Daily Owen P. McElmeel is manager.
33 Willis J. Bell Principal at Linn Grove.
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32 The schools of Center Point William Silver is in charge there.
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34 Ada Groves Teaching in East Des Moines.
35 Charles S. Cobb President of educational association.
36 Excellent reports come to us Ralph Hardie doing well in Ionia.
37 From an interesting letter Harry Frise and Norman Leonard are working for the Weather Bureau.
38 Laura J. Brown Completing medical studies.
39 O. J. McManus Re-elected superintendent of Pottawattamie County.
40 On the program of the Warren County Teacher's Association George Eaton and Frank McIlravy are on the program.
41 The best of reports Blaine T. Youel is doing well in Doon.
42 The State Normal is well represented A number of Normalites work in Moulton.
43 This little poem
Morrison--Bertha Cressup (Class of 1896) 		Bertha Morrison's "Heart Music".
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44 Report of the Ossoli Society Ossolis enjoyed Christmas program.
45 With the opening of a new year Chrestomathian Literary Society organized.
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46 Agnes E. Wallace Will be assistant principal at Greene.
47 Alice and Ethel Edwards Visited Vinton.
48 Amy Miller Teaching at Greeley.
49 Arthur Wright Principal in Morrison.
50 Cora Munro Home for holidays.
51 E. P. Dickey Home from Rowan.
52 Ella Howland Visiting from Moulton.
53 Emma S. Reese Back in school to study Latin.
54 F. A. Barber Visited friends.
55 George Eckhard Visited home.
56 George S. Dick Superintendent in Charles City; visited Professor Bender.
57 Grace and Harry Lambert Entertained friends.
58 Harriette Odle Visited campus.
59 Herbert Wilson Visited Cedar Falls.
60 Ida Strawn Teaching in South Dakota.
61 Lola Britton Teaching in Alta.
62 Miss Falkler Visited home in Kansas City.
63 Miss Gregg Visited brother in Illinois.
64 Miss Oliver Visited Monmouth, Illinois.
65 Miss Simmons Visited home in Grinnell.
66 Misses Amy Arey and Clara Boss Home from Tipton.
67 Nellie Hoxie Teaching in Waterloo.
68 S. E. Cobb Postmaster in Nebraska; visited sister Mrs. Kroesen.
69 The boys who remained at I. S. N. S. Those who remained on campus over the holidays enjoyed playing basketball.
70 Vivian Thompson Visited Stella Burrington.
71 W. H. Bender Elected to executive council of ISTA.
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72 As a reward for faithful, earnest work Chrestomathians officially recognized.
74 Elizabeth Griffith Teaching in Buffalo Center.
75 F. W. Sprague Visited E. E. Strawn.
76 Grace Kroesen Has been teaching near Marcus.
77 Harry Kalb Visited cousin Florence Rigby.
78 Ida Wilson Gave party honoring Olive Reeve.
79 Lucy Kuehne Teaching in Eldora; attended professional meeting.
80 Mabel Shaw Teaching in Slater.
81 Mrs. Mary Patton Will attend University of Chicago.
82 Ralph Christie Will study at Stanford University.
83 Ruth Gist Visiting her parents.
84 Some of our faculty members Attended ISTA convention.
85 The Board of Trustees of I. S. N. S. Gave $75 to each of the literary societies to help furnish their new rooms.
87 The lecture given by Sir Robert Ball Gave good lecture illustrated with stereopticon views.
88 The triangular debaters Worked through the holidays at the library.
89 Wesley Wiler, Earl Thompson, and Roy Hemsworth Studying dentistry at University of Iowa.
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73 Christine Thone Has appendicitis.
86 The Editor-in-Chief of the Normal Eyte Attended ISTA meeting.
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90 Agnes Hannum Teaching at Storm Lake.
91 All the Chapels assembled in the Auditorium All groups got together on December 16, 1901; Superintendent Barrett and Judge McDuffie addressed the students.
92 Avis Wescott Teaching at Spencer.
93 Blanche Alsever Teaching at Fort Dodge.
94 Lorne Parker Many Normalites were home for the holidays.
95 Luella Andrews Teaching near Marcus.
96 Mr. J. P. Lund Principal at St. Ansgar.
97 Mrs. Kathryn Mornin Will teach in Waterloo.
98 November twentieth at the home of the bride Edna Wheelock married Lester Van Buskirk.
99 One of the choicest musical programs Everyone enjoyed the performance of the Oberlin Glee Club.
100 Professor W. N. Hull, formerly of the faculty Now promotes tea kettle which purifies water.
101 The officers of Chrestomathian Society met Discussed ways to further their interests.
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102 Bible Study Department
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) 		Lesson XIV--The People of Israel--Moses' Last Days.