Issue Contents
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1 | Ames has chosen her debaters | May be strong opponents for ISNS, which has won the last three contests. |
2 | Joe Wright | Former Normal football player gaining national recognition; captain and center for Springfield Training School. |
3 | S. U. I.'s nervousness | May encounter a strong opponent in Iowa State. |
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4 | Harry H. Savage called | Harry H. Savage died in Arizona. |
5 | The Blithedale Romance Cram--Fred Danford (Education Faculty) |
Book review, The Blithedale Romance by Hawthorne |
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6 | Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms VII Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Talks of waste in the arithmetic classes |
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7 | The Cherokee Democrat of recent date | Writes complimentary article on Marvin Gilbert, who is a candidate for county auditor. |
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8 | After five successful years in Lorimor | Josephine Vincent is teaching in Murray. |
9 | Among the Scranton teachers who were former Normal students | Katherine Bagley, Grace Rane, and Clara Johnson are teaching there. |
10 | Among the Scranton teachers who were former Normal students | |
11 | Bible Studies Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty) |
Lesson VII, the conversion and early Christian life of Saul. |
12 | Clayton Henderson | Salesman for Swift & Company. |
13 | Ethel Lutes | Teaching in West Waterloo. |
14 | Kate Barnett | Resting at home. |
15 | Laura Owen | Studying at University of Nebraska. |
16 | Lottie Green | Teaching near Webster City. |
17 | Luther Howell | Principal at Rowan. |
18 | Mary Riley | Nominated for county superintendent. |
19 | Robt. L. Smith | Principal at Pleasanton. |
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20 | Bertha L. Engel | Doing well in Elmhurst, Illinois. |
21 | C. E. Cavett | Teaching in Gowrie; his wife Jessie M. Clarke Cavett is assistant principal there. |
22 | Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Ingham | Moved to Texas. |
23 | Mabel Buck | Teaching at Greenfield. |
24 | Normal is well represented in the Hedrick, Iowa schools | Seven of the eight teachers there are from ISNS. |
25 | Owen Hammersly | Principal at South English. |
26 | Pearl McCaffree | Teaching in West Branch. |
27 | Ralph Rigby | Head of music at Berea College; sister Luella involved in missionary work. |
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28 | Arthur D. Coffman | Principal in Batavia. |
29 | D. R. Perkins | Served as teacher in the Philippine Islands; now has law degree and is practicing law. |
30 | Earle Smith | Now a telegrapher. |
31 | Ethel M. Brooks | Teaching in Montrose, Colorado. |
32 | From the Cedar Falls Record of early July we copy the following item concerning the death of one of the class of '97 | William Sparks died. |
33 | Grace E. Lambert | Teaching at Tipton. |
34 | Helen Seerley | Studying in Iowa City. |
35 | Orlo Bangs | Teaching in Grundy Center. |
36 | The Tarkio Avalanche | Praise for Bird Bundy's work. |
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37 | At Oxford, Iowa, August, 29, 1906 | John E. Cameron married Hattie M. Clearman. |
38 | Good reports | Teaching at State Center. |
39 | Irma Keene | Teaching at Hampton. |
40 | Millie M. Rogers | Teaching at Union College in Nebraska. |
41 | Myrtie B. Raymond | Teaching at Sanborn. |
42 | Rev. J. P. Huget | Elected president of professional association. |
43 | Society | Alphas present Dutch program; Zetas meet along Cedar River; Aristos enjoyed Cuban program; Chrestos enjoyed music and debate; Shakes held initiation ceremony. |
44 | Winafred Jennings | Teaching in Slater. |
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45 | Charles H. Bailey | Published article. |
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46 | Miss Josephine Graham and Miss Margaret Kelley | Entertained friends at VOV dinner. |
47 | On Monday, Oct. 15th | Large audience for student recital. |
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48 | Alma Wilson | Has been sick. |
49 | Constance Smith | Entertained friend. |
50 | Edna Vill | Was sick. |
51 | Erma Robertson | Mother visited. |
52 | Fred Stimson | Visited campus. |
53 | Gladys Jewell | Brother visited. |
54 | Harry Eels | Visited Cedar Falls. |
55 | Harry Lambert | Went to Charles City. |
56 | Harry Morgan | Visited friends. |
57 | Ida Freier | Visited Independence. |
58 | Jennie Hall | Will teach in Council Bluffs. |
59 | Mayme Faint | Visited sisters Agnes and Lillian. |
60 | Miss Hutchinson | Visited Iowa City. |
61 | Mrs. Baldwin | Visited daughters Dora and Ethel. |
62 | Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Gray | Visited Waterloo. |
63 | Rev. Condit | Visited brother Ira. |
64 | Rev. Percival Huget | |
65 | Rev. Percival Hugget | Visited campus. |
66 | The Cottage Reading Circle | Discussed forestry at Professor Arey's home. |
67 | The following members of the Normal faculty attended the teacher's conference | Many faculty attended the meeting in Cedar Rapids. |
68 | Vida Keene | Substituted in Cedar Falls. |
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69 | Bernice Skinner | Mother sick. |
70 | Bessie Lehman | Visited La Porte City. |
71 | Clara Test | Father died. |
72 | Effa Mahanke | Sister visited. |
73 | Elsie Welker | Went to Marshalltown. |
74 | Faye St. Clair | Visited Mt. Auburn. |
75 | Henri Paul | Went to work in Sioux City. |
76 | John Hilliard | Visited campus. |
77 | Matilda Preston | Visited her brother. |
78 | Minnie Robinson | Brother died. |
79 | Miss Fay Slocum and Miss Alice McKercher | Visited Professor and Mrs. Todd. |
80 | Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clark | Went with Mabel Eighmey to Hudson. |
81 | Mrs. Colegrove | Visited chapel. |
82 | Nell Wise | Visited chapel. |
83 | Ross Anderson | Visited sisters Myrtle and Pearl. |