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1	The Rhodes Scholarship	Competition will be held in Iowa City.


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2	When the leaves begin to turn	Men's societies are preparing for debate.

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3	Iowa State Normal School ladies' band	The largest women's band in the world turned down a chance to play in Chicago over Christmas break in order to spend the time at home; organized by Professor Fitzgerald; photo.

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4	Mr. and Mrs. Elias Day	Will perform next in the Lecture and Entertainment Course.


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5	Patriae Cram--Fred Danford (Education Faculty)	Poem expressing hardships during the Civil War.

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6	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XVI Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	A continuation of the last column that talked about making things automatic or habitual for children before leaving school.

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7	Bible Studies Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty)	Lesson XV, sojourn in Antioch.

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8	Alta Doolittle	At home in Webster City.


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9	Avice O'Neil	Teaching at Mason City.


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10	Dora Jones	Teaching at Eagle Grove.


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11	Lottie Shanor	Teaching at Elkader.


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12	Lula Woodruff	Teaching near Casey.


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13	May Thomas	Teaching at Kalona.


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14	Mayme Livengood	Teaching at Eldora.


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15	McLean-Packer	Anna Packer married Donald V. McLean.

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16	Agnes Wallace	Studying at University of Iowa.


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17	Arthur L. Hoover	In business in Omaha.


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18	Caroline Van Buskirk	Teaching in Alta.


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19	D. D. Schneider	Practicing attorney in Sioux City.


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20	Friends of E. D. Chassell are cordially congratulating him on his marriage	Married Mary Calkins.


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21	Irene S. Emery	Teaching in Salt Lake City.


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22	Mary (White) Roland	Teaching in Harlan.


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23	Morris W. Cooper	Teaching in Oregon; sends organ fund contribution.


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24	Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stuart	Visited campus.


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25	Ruth Butler	Teaching in North Dakota.

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26	About two years ago Rueben M. Estes took up the banking business	Now also engaged in teaching in Oklahoma.


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27	After a year spent in study in Iowa University	A. D. King is head of Southerland schools.


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28	After completing his course in the University of Michigan	William Schregardus will go to New York.


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29	At the bride's home in Des Moines	Helen Whitehead married Arthur C. Wyant.


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30	Cap E. Miller	Visited California.


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31	Grace Aitchison	Teaching in Estherville.


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32	Hannah L. Houghton	Teaching at Vinton.


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33	T. L. Long	Medical intern at Cherokee.


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34	The program of the fifty-second annual session of the Iowa State Teachers' Association contained the names of the following alumni	Many alumni contributed to the ISTA meeting program.


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35	Theodore Anderson	Practicing law in Washington state.


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36	W. H. Reever	Still head of Laurens school.

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37	James Kendrick	Studying at University of Iowa.


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38	Nellie E. Haskell	Teaching in Battle Creek.


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39	Society	Chrestos enjoyed music, papers, and debate; Alphas put on patriotic program; Philos enjoyed papers.

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40	Anna Tyler	Mother sick.


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41	Blanche Larson	Visited campus.


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42	Elizabeth Burdick	Has been sick.


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43	Jessie Paulger	Left school to be bookkeeper.


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44	Mildred Foster	Has tonsillitis.


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45	Mrs. G. W. Samson	Visiting son Paul.


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46	Olive Holmquest	Visited Cedar Rapids.

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47	Among the Waterloo girls who spent Sunday at home	Several women went home.


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48	Beulah Kiefer	Visited campus.


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49	Edna Garton	Sister is sick.


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50	Garrah Packer	Has been sick.


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51	James Fields	Home from Canada for visit.


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52	Lettie Ware	Has tonsillitis.


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53	Lost, by Warren Proctor, a signet ring.


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54	Mabel Eighmey	Went to Hudson with Beulah Taylor.


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55	Miss Clara Schaible	Visited home.


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56	Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fullerton	Entertained friends.


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57	The faculty recital	Performance program.


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58	The Ladies' Band	Hopes to go to Iowa City.


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59	Zoe Deo	Went to Cedar Rapids.


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60	Zoe Deo and Louise Houck	Went to Waterloo.

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61	Coasting down Normal Street	Sledding was fun, but walking on icy sidewalks was dangerous.


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62	During the absence of Zoe Deo	Anna Ringgenberg is acting as local editor of the Normal Eyte.


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63	Meg Hawk	Brother visiting.


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64	Miss Call	Nephew Melvyn visited.


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65	Nessie Van Buskirk	Brother will enroll.

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66	Belle Classen	Recovering from illness.


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67	Miss Sucher	Visited brother.


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68	The Library Club	Organized by Mattie Fargo; object is to keep informed on library topics; consists of library staff and students.