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| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Child saving vs. child reform | Text of President Seerley's address at Council Bluffs, November 3, 1905. |
Page 129
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| Coe 6--Normal 6; Coe team proves to be a strong aggregation | Normal ties Coe, 6-6; recount of the game. |
Page 130
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| Objects to be attained by the study of speech arts | An essay by Professor Ott. | |
| Becomes supervisor; Dr. Todd becomes supervisor of men's literary societies | Will attempt to promote work and to prevent friction among the societies. | |
| Resolutions of gratitude | To Professor Gist for his work as advisor to the men's literary societies. |
Page 131
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| Training; the subject and the pupil, higher mathematics in the public school | Children should be taught more advanced math before they reach high school. |
Page 133
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| Bible Studies | Bible lessons for the week, a review of lessons I through VIII. |
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| Society | The Shakes held a meeting; the Clios have had many programs and were visited by many visitors; the Alphas had an autumn program; the Philos had a program of impromptu selections. |
Page 136
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| A typographical error | Correction of earlier note: Fay Strawn is teaching in Cherokee; Hattie McCall Roberts is teaching in West Des Moines. | |
| J. A. Woodruff | Teaching at Buena Vista College. | |
| Carrie L. Neidy | Teaching in East Waterloo. | |
| Emma Ackerman | Teaching in Wesley. | |
| Margaret A. (Tobin) Pratt | Received degree from University of Iowa. | |
| H. G. Martin | Teaching in Minnesota. | |
| Amy E. Miller | Went with family to Iowa City. | |
| Alice M. Cowie | Assistant principal at Dumont. |
Page 137
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| Mr. and Mrs. Avery Gabrilson | Visited family in Cedar Falls. | |
| Rev. J. L. McLaughlin | Spending a year in the US after his work in the Philippine Islands. | |
| Adeline (Fellingham) Van Meter | Visited campus. | |
| Fannie K. (Laird) Oliver | Visited friends. | |
| Erma L. Krout | Teaching at Hedrick. | |
| Leo Ranney | Principal at Woodward. | |
| C. W. Wassam | Will teach at University of Iowa. | |
| Ethel Arey | Attended library professional meeting. | |
| Last spring Mary L. Townsend | Went to California with her mother. | |
| Dr. M. C. Thielen | Visited Cedar Falls. | |
| E. P. Dickey | Works as railroad civil engineer. | |
| Alta Hiddleson | Teaching in Greene County. | |
| Mamie (Herrick) Longcor | Father died. |
Page 138
| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Margaret Mary Scallon | Married Henry Hetzler. | |
| Among the recent guests at Normal | Marie Whitmell Johnson visited campus. | |
| Daisy Wood | Visited campus. | |
| Carl J. Knock | Teaching at Gustavus Adolphus College. | |
| D. H. Rummel | Principal at Plover. | |
| Gladys Kaye | Teaching in Minnesota. | |
| W. E. Kyler | In banking business in Luverne. | |
| Eunice Overman | Attended state library meeting. | |
| Grace McKean | Teaching in Wyoming, Iowa. | |
| Isabelle Shilliam | Teaching in Marshalltown. | |
| A Waterloo paper contains | Praise for address delivered by J. E. Vance. | |
| Lillyan M. Francy | Teaching at Lineville. |
Page 139
| Article | Article Summary | |
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| Velma Roadman | Visited sister and friends. | |
| Elma Arney | Will leave school due to illness. | |
| Camilla Richardson | Visited home. | |
| Miss Kester of Ackley | Visited Lydia Schmitt. | |
| Laura Murphy | Visited Janesville. | |
| Mattie Cowie | Visited sister Florence. | |
| Jessie Stuart | Mother visited. | |
| Elizabeth Davison | Visited Clara Drenning. | |
| Lydia Scheidt | Has been sick. | |
| Lena Chandler | Teaching at Estherville. | |
| Florence Jack | Teaching at Inwood. | |
| Roma Walleser | Teaching at McGregor. | |
| Margaret Grady | Visited Greene. | |
| Margaret Bowes | Visited Iowa City. | |
| Grace Ellis | Has been sick. | |
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Whannel | Will take up hardware business in Traer. | |
| Clara Obele | Will teach in Wooden. | |
| Mina Rugg | Has had health problems. | |
| During the month of October | Cora Sawyer married Asa Clark. | |
| Florence Bradshaw | Teaching in Churidan. | |
| Roy McDowell | At home near Hampton. |
Page 140
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| Miss Gunn | Recovering from surgery. | |
| That we might have a demonstration of what Normal athletics will do for girls | Group walked to New Hartford. | |
| The Dubois girls | Friends give them a party. | |
| Mrs. F. C. Eastman | Attended professional meeting. | |
| If you want a souvenir annual | Few copies of the 1905 souvenir edition available. | |
| Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hemsworth | Son LeRoy was married. | |
| Elsie Hardy | Recovering from surgery. | |
| Orpha Heiland | Left school due to poor health. | |
| Prof. and Mrs. Fullerton | Entertained friends. | |
| Pres. Seerley and Mr. Bender | Attended professional meeting. | |
| Mrs. G. M. Craig and Rosamond of Allison | Visited Florence Anderson. | |
| Lela Roberts | Attended friend's wedding. | |
| Mrs. Robert Fullerton | Visiting Chicago. | |
| Prof. Condit | Attended state YMCA meeting. | |
| Etta Uttley | Left school due to poor health. | |
| Saturday evening Miss Weatherbe | Entertained friends. | |
| Ethel Ingalls and Margaret Flynn | Visited New Hartford. | |
| Katie Barnett | Has had tonsillitis. | |
| Prof. Todd | Preached at church in Shell Rock. | |
| Frances Roberts | Has been ill. |
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| On Monday night of last week | Men fire random shots just missing Harriette Gunn's mother. | |
| The Cottage Reading Circle met Monday | Topic for discussion was "Wise and Otherwise". | |
| Charles Wiler | Will go to California for several months. |