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1	Iowa is to have no more Normal schools	Cites lack of funds to care for a single normal school, let alone several.


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2	The bill introduced into the House	Attempts to justify opposition to an increase in the millage tax that would have increased funding for the University of Iowa.


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3	The manager of Grinnell's base ball team	Believes that ISNS should have been properly notified about the cancellation of the baseball game.

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4	The following appeared in the Cedar Falls Republican	Believes writer was confused about ISNS athletics contests against Coe and Grinnell.


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5	The Legislative committee	Outline of the case for state responsibility for the training of teachers.

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6	In the study of eye and ear affections Sage--Fred C. (Class of 1889)	Dr. Fred Sage presents his research on the education of handicapped children.

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7	Writing out the plan Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Professor Bender offers advice on lesson plans.

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8	Aristo society	Aristos present variety program.

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9	Among recent visitors at Normal	Elizabeth Kearville visited.


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10	Anna M. Singer	Teaching in Marion.


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11	Chloris Anderson	Will attend University of Chicago.


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12	Eva B. Moore	Teaching in Seattle.


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13	F. A. Nimocks	Working for life insurance company.


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14	Gertrude Thompson	Teaching in Elma.


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15	Harry Aldrich	Spending winter in South.


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16	Henrietta M. Swan	Assistant principal in Reinbeck.


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17	Jennie M. Lindsey	Will study at Moody Institute in Chicago.


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18	Jessie (McNally) Amos	Visiting parents in Cedar Falls.


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19	Johanna Hansen	Teaching in Estherville.


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20	Katharine (Sheridan) Boehmler	Taking trip to South.


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21	Lucy M. Wood	Graduated from medical program at Northwestern University.


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22	Mary Drew	Working as nurse in Chicago.


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23	Mary Steele	Assistant principal at Prairie City.


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24	Mrs. Katharine (Townsend) Leavitt	Visiting Minneapolis.


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25	Nellie Hudson	Teaching in Boone.


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26	On account of ill health	Hettie Hibben is at home.


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27	One of the six contestants	Leslie Reed is one of the oratory contestants for the University of Iowa.


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28	Orianna Wesche	Resting at home.


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29	Ruby Calderwood	Visited Traer.


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30	The fifth grade teacher	Bertha Taylor is teaching in Grundy Center.


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31	The friends of Ella Morris	Father died.


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32	The home of Ida (Sturgeon) Moffett	Has a new daughter.


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33	The newly elected principal	Frank Barber is principal at Remsen.


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34	Wilhelmina C. Hegner	Teaching at Decorah.

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35	After four terms of service	H. A. Welty will be principal in Hull.


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36	At the Butler County Teachers Association	John McPherson, Charles Severance, and George McCammond participated in the program.


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37	D. R. Perkins	Writes of his impressions of life in the Philippine Islands.


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38	Fred C. Sage	Returned from medical studies in New York.


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39	G. W. Randlett	Home quarantined for small pox.


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40	Invitations to the wedding	Ella Danskin will marry Frank Shaw.


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41	J. J. Lambert	Elected to Sigma Xi.


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42	Lura Bidlack	Teaching Latin in Oelwein.


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43	Mrs. Kathleen Wallace Jensen	Caring for her family in Nebraska.


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44	Pearl M. Shaffer	Will be stationed in the Philippine Islands.


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45	The marriage of Melvin R. Fayram	Married Leonora Harmon.


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46	Thomas Hudgens	Practicing law in Oklahoma.

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47	Alice Cowie	Teaching in Gilmore City.


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48	Alice Kingsley	Will teach in Mason City.


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49	C. S. Jones	Teaching in Round Lake, Minnesota.


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50	Clara Umbarger	Teaching in Oelwein.


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51	Clara Wallingford	Teaching in Wayland.


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52	Clara Williamson	Teaching near Farmersburg.


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53	Ellen Wake	Teaching in Nebraska.


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54	Gertrude Graham	Teaching at Atlantic.


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55	Herbert Kelley	Will be principal in Oklahoma.


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56	In the report of the Butler County	Edith Cross and Agnes Wallace participated in a professional meeting.


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57	Jessie Long	Teaching in Clinton County.


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58	Kathryn Harris	Will teach near Fairfield.


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59	Miss Lula Clarke	Working as photographer in Osceola.


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60	Mr. John Davis	Teaching near McGregor.


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61	Mrs. Fred Switzer	Margaret Graham Switzer is concluding her teaching job.


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62	Sadie Heath	Teaching near Newhall.


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63	Sadie Willard	Teaching at Baldwin.

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64	Agnes Wallace	Visited friends.


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65	Belle Moody	Sister visited.


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66	Edith Cross	Finished teaching near Bristow.


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67	Ethel LeValley	Finished teaching in Butler County.


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68	Ethel Wise	Back in school.


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69	Fannie Miller	Visited Velma Roadman.


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70	Grace Simpson	Gave tea for friend.


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71	Guy Lowman	Visited campus.


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72	Harriet Odle	Visiting friend.


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73	It is expected that Anna Wormhoudt	Will visit Cedar Falls.


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74	Joe Adams	Back in school.


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75	Major Olmsted's absence	Family ill.


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76	Mary Feltus	Will teach near Allison.


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77	Miss Alcorn's father	Visited daughter Emma.


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78	Miss Arey	Visited sister and brother.


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79	Miss Emma Reese	Will succeed Nellie Dority in Grand Junction.


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80	Miss Enola Pearl Pierce	Studying elocution in Chicago.


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81	Mr. Poots	Back in school.


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82	Mrs. Hartshorn	Father visited.


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83	Nelle Harbour	Visiting Merle Wright.


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84	Prof. Wright	Visited Chicago.


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85	Sadie Shirk	A number of former Normalites are back in school.


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86	Ten minute prayer meetings	Are being held at noon.


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87	The friends of Mae and Myrta Lyon	Mae and Myrta Lyon as well as their brother are in school.


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88	Will Evans	Visited parents.

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89	About thirty-five ladies	Sara Riggs gave a party.


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90	David Patten	Will substitute as principal in Pomeroy.


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91	Dr. Gist	Preached in Manson; visited daughter Ruth in Fonda.


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92	Jerry Wolfe	Will study veterinary medicine.


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93	Kate and Ellen Hull	Returned to Cedar Falls.


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94	Last Friday evening	Professor Thornton entertained women of the faculty.


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95	Maude Porter	Teaching in place of her sister Ethel.


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96	Miss Lucy Miller	Entertained friends.


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97	The following gentlemen	Several received honorary letters.


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98	The vocal music department	Maintains choral class, choir, and three glee clubs each for women and for men.

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99	Many of the faculty	Visited friends during vacation.


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100	On Tuesday evening	Margaret Oliver entertained friends.


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101	Prof. Cummins' third term special penmanship class	Class gives him a surprise gift.


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102	The entertainment given	Benefit earned about $85 for the Athletic Association.


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103	The following finished courses at the Normal	Roster of those who finished courses at the end of the winter 1901-1902 term.


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104	The students are sorry to learn	YWCA secretary Jean Batty will leave her position; Lillian Chantry will take her place.

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105	Athletics; the spring term	Roster of those who are out for baseball.