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1	The dual meet Saturday	ISNS met Cornell College; praise for work of John Dunkerton.


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2	Triangular has come and gone	Believes that the debates might be organized in a more productive way.

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3	General; the relation of the public library to the public school.

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4	The new trustees	Brief introductions of W. A. McIntire, Benjamin Osborne, and C. H. McNider; photo.

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5	Triangular	Orios win four points, Aristos three, and Philos two; yearly totals are Aristos fourteen, Orios eight, and Philos five.

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6	Training Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Penmanship.

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7	Alice M. Simpson	Will continue at Whittemore.


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8	Among alumni expected to visit	W. R. and Maude Anderson Sandy will attend Commencement.


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9	An increase of one hundred dollars	E. N. Gibson will continue at State Center.


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10	Belle Daniels	Will teach in Eldora.


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11	Belle Tellier	Will attend summer school.


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12	C. E. Burton	Will be principal in Nora Springs.


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13	C. I. Lambert	Several Normalites won scholarships or fellowships at the University of Iowa.


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14	C. S. Cory	Will receive degree from University of Iowa; will be superintendent in Humboldt.


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15	Edith Ballou	Teaching in Ames.


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16	Elizabeth Arnett	Will continue to teach at Zearing.


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17	Elizabeth Clifford	Will continue to teach at Aplington.


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18	Emma Youngquist	Visiting Cedar Falls.


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19	Fannie Dickey	Fannie Dickey, Tressa Tighe, and Verna Bernard will continue to teach at Pomeroy.


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20	Harriet Bock	Teaching in Lake Park.


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21	Ira F. Shaffner	Will teach in Salt Lake City.


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22	J. P. Huggett	Spoke at Cedar County institute.


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23	Jessie Barnt	On way to California.


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24	Jessie L. Harnit	At home in Clarion.


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25	Lewis H. Minkel	Will be superintendent at Shelby.


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26	Lorne Parker	Will continue at Larrabee.


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27	Margaret Mitchell	Assistant principal at Hartley.


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28	Minta More	Teaching in Tipton.


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29	New of the re-election	Irene Epley will continue to teach at Holstein.


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30	T. V. Bird	Teaching in Reinbeck.


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31	The vice-president of the Southeastern Teachers' Association	Beniah Dimmitt will hold that office.


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32	W. A. Bartlett	Will be principal at Winona, Minnesota.


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33	W. E. Kyler	Working in bank in Luverne.

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34	A recent number of the Sioux Valley News published	Praise for work of T. B. Morris.


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35	Frankie Wilcox	Went to Ozarks with her father.


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36	Grace (Minnis) Lyon	Husband Charles will graduate from law school.


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37	In a letter to a friend	Lissa Jeffers Fulton talks about life in South Dakota.


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38	Mae Calderwood	Recovering from illness.


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39	Maud Brackney	Teaching in Minnesota.


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40	Maude Humphrey	Entertained friends.


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41	Paul Samson	Will attend YMCA training school in Massachusetts.


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42	S. A. Potts	Has been ill; J. W. Graham is filling in for him.


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43	The school board of Logan	Offered Edith Fischer a raise.


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44	The third annual session	Jesse L. McLaughlin participated in a meeting in the Philippines.


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45	The unanimous re-election	Praise for work of George S. Dick in Charles City.


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46	Walter Mitchell	Will be principal in Kalona.

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47	A musical program was given in the chapel	Professor Robert Fullerton led the service.


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48	Alvina Mann	Called home.


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49	Bessie Forrester	Back in school.


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50	Clarence Moore	Brother-in-law S. A. Potts is ill.


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51	Dr. A. F. Quire	Visited sister Mabel.


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52	Having accepted a position	Kathleen Carman will teach in St. Charles.


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53	Miss Clara Drenning	Will vacation in Galena.


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54	Miss Emma Bates	Visited sister Mildred.


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55	Miss Inez Park	Grandmother ill.


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56	Miss Myrta Hauger	Teaching in Vinton.


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57	Miss Parker	Has been sick.


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58	Miss Simmons	Visited relatives in Grinnell.


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59	Miss Vora Harris	Will teach in Clermont.


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60	Miss Waller	Visited Charles City.


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61	Mr. Harry Morgan


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62	Mrs. Robert Fullerton	Returned from Parkersburg.


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63	Myra Downs	Will teach near Parkersburg.


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64	States rank as follows	ISNS placed fourth among five schools.


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65	The students were pleased Tuesday	E. W. Vogel delivered his oration in chapel.


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66	The Tuesday Club	Entertained PEOs.


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67	Walter Hicks	Mother sick.

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68	About one hundred and seventy Normal Eyte subscribers	Met to elect staff members; Harry B. Morgan will be editor-in-chief; John Dunkerton will be business manager; Clara Thompson will be local editor; alumni will elect alumni editor.


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69	Elections this week are as follows	Roster of those who have found teaching positions.


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70	Stella Clinite	Attended brother's graduation.


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71	The Iowa State Normal	Sent a large contingent to the oratorical contest in Emporia.


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72	The Minnesingers	Gave fourth annual concert.


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73	The Odd Fellows Hall	Banquet given for C. A. Wise, Senator Courtright, and President Seerley.


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74	The rain Saturday evening caused considerable excitement	Heavy rains washed out the bridge over Dry Run Creek while a dozen students were on it; no one was injured.

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75	Dual meet	Statistics from the meet between Cornell and Normal.


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76	I. S. N. S. vs. Coe College	Coe defeated ISNS in baseball, 7-3.

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77	Leonora Jackson with her concert company	Will perform on campus.

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78	Bible Study Department	Lesson XXX--the kingdom of Judah--Hezekiah to captivity.