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1	Some persons seem to have a wrong conception	Believes audiences at entertainment functions should be quiet and listen to the speakers.


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2	The 29th General Assembly	General Assembly visited campus for Auditorium Building dedication.


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3	The good things are coming	Lecture Committee has been working hard to secure speakers.

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4	The chapel was filled	Large hats block view of audience.


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5	The program Wednesday evening	I. J. McDuffie spoke to the literary societies as they got their new meeting rooms in the Auditorium Building.

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6	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Spoke at a professional meeting on the teaching of music.

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7	Neotrophian	Good program in the new hall.


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8	Orios	Proud of new meeting hall.

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9	Agnes Bock	Teaching near Lake View.


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10	Alice Hawk	Teaching at Shelby.


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11	B. B. Newlon	Farming near Cumberland.


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12	Bertha Pike	Teaching at Boone.


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13	Blanche McLeod	Teaching at Rockford.


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14	C. S. Jones	Principal in Round Lake, Minnesota.


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15	Elsie Reibsamen	Teaching at Titonka.


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16	Josephine Murnan	Teaching at Lewis.


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17	Lulu Bilby	Teaching in Galva.


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18	Miss Mae Colby	Not teaching this year.


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19	Nerva Bateman	Teaching in Hartley.


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20	Peter Henry	Working in hospital in Independence.


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21	Ray Golly	Teaching near Zearing.


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22	Sadie Willett	Now in Woodbine.


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23	Stella Peterson	Teaching at Stanton.

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24	Alice J. Mason	Teaching at Monroe.


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25	Anna B. Black	Assistant principal at Dayton; Alda Potter resigned due to poor health.


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26	Charles Meyerholz	Teaching in West Branch; will travel to Europe.


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27	Dr. W. L. Hearst	Elected president of Black Hawk Medical Association.


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28	Elmer Park	Working for charity group in Keokuk.


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29	Geo. H. Ballard	Principal at Elma.


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30	Gertrude M. Shank	Working as bookkeeper in Fairfax.


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31	Grace Brainard	Teaching in Waterloo.


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32	Grace E. Curtis	Teaching in Clarksville.


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33	Iona Maud Carr	Has a new daughter.


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34	J. A. Beard	Doing well in Wood River, Nebraska.


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35	J. H. Stuckrath	Teaching in Indiana.


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36	Jennie M. Speer	Will teach in Manchester.


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37	La Porte has an excellent superintendent	Charles Henry is doing well there as a successor to H. B. Lizer.


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38	M. W. Cooper	Teaching in Washington state.


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39	Mayme Randall	Taking care of mother, Myrtis Swearingen Randall.


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40	On Christmas day	Beulah Bryan married H. W. Chehock.


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41	Word has been received	Doing well in Parker, South Dakota.

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42	Jennie Huie	Teaching at Dunlap.


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43	L. A. I. Chapman	Ordered with his command to go to the Philippines Islands.


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44	The Daily Quill	Etta Calderwood's husband receives appointment in Oklahoma.


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45	We are permitted to publish a letter Moore--Minnie (Class of 1885 and 1891)	Minnie Moore talks about her settlement house work in Rhode Island.

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46	Arthur Calderwood	Visited campus.


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47	B. D. Atchley	Had appendicitis.


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48	Baker Hall	Enjoyed special dinner.


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49	Charles Corrington	Entered school.


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50	Dessie Anderson	Substitute teaching in Waterloo.


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51	Earnest Terryberry	Has been sick.


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52	Elmer Park	Visited campus.


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53	Ethel Edwards	Substitute teaching in Waterloo.


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54	Fannie Miller	Visited Dike with Velma Roadman.


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55	Jean Gilchrist	Visited campus.


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56	Judge McDuffie	Visited chapel.


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57	Miss Ethel Edwards	Lost her watch; it was recovered but damaged.


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58	Miss Ruth Palmer	Mother visited.


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59	Mr. Arthur Holden	Visited campus.


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60	Prof. Geiser	Went to Minneapolis.


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61	Prof. Gist	Missed classes.


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62	Professor and Mrs. G. W. Newton	Entertained friends.


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63	The Jolly Five of Porter Hall	Entertained friends.


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64	The new Stech piano	New piano installed in Auditorium Building.

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65	A general stir and excitement	Many students assisted in decorating the Auditorium Building for its dedication.


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66	A special concert	Mandolin Club, orchestra, and band performed.


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67	Harry Bogart	Visited campus.


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68	Miss Satterthwait's brother-in-law	Here for visit.


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69	Some very interesting books	Library adds some new titles.


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70	The Fourth Year	Candidates for graduation attend reception given by President and Mrs. Seerley.


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71	The Normal committee	Extends special invitation to local GAR post to attend lecture by Genera O. O. Howard.


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72	Tuesday evening	Second year class attends party given by President and Mrs. Seerley.

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73	The Hungarian Court Orchestra	Performed in the new auditorium.


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74	The International Woman's Congress	Clios stage open session.

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75	Iowa will meet Minnesota	Will debate future of Philippine Islands.

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76	The Normal Basket Ball team	Defeated a team from Waterloo, but lost to Coe College..

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77	Bible Study Department Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty)	Lesson XVIII- The United Kingdom- Saul. B. C. 1095-1055.