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1	It is with pleasure that we read in papers	John Parish honored at University of Iowa.


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2	It was evident	Odd behavior at a door.


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3	The Lecture Committee	Judge Lindsay of the Denver Juvenile Court will speak.

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4	Announcement	Fred Cram takes up the editor's job early; outlines his aims for the newspaper.

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5	Missouri preliminary debate	Account of the recent debate.


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6	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Elementary physics in the eighth grade.

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7	Anna M. Fletcher	Married Mr. Ellis.


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8	Athletics gymnasium meet	Grinnell clinches victory by winning dashes, Normal team lacks form.


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9	Clara E. Johnson	Teaching in Agency.


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10	Clem Seerley	Studying medicine at Northwestern University.


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11	Cynthia (Titus) Wright	Studying at Stanford University.


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12	Elizabeth Fitz	Teaching in Osage.


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13	Elma Overmire	Teaching in Iowa Falls.


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14	Hanna Hess	Working in sales for publishing company.


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15	Lissa (Jeffers) Fulton	Family in South Dakota.


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16	Mildred Humphrey	Still teaching in Clarion.


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17	Samuel Quigley	Teaching in Oklahoma.

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18	A little son was welcomed	Andrew Wray is principal in Ionia.


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19	Among the June weddings of last year	James H. Lees married Agnes Mae Crane.


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20	Belle Boyd	Teaching in Anderson, Indiana.


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21	C. W. Ramseyer	Prosecuting attorney in Davis County.


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22	E. P. Dickey	Working as resident engineer for railroad.


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23	E. R. Nichols	Spoke in Denver.


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24	Edith M. Brooke	Teaching in Redlands, California.


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25	Ida M. Strawn	Studying art in Chicago.


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26	Johanna Hansen	Will teach here this summer.


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27	Luella Jackson	Teaching at Britt.


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28	Married, September 6, 1906	Erma Maxwell married George Elder.


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29	Shortly before the holidays	Hubbard High school accredited; under direction of George A. Glenny.


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30	Three alumni of Normal will receive degrees from the Chicago University	Blanche Riggs, Anna Montgomery, and Jennie McKellar will receive degrees.

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31	Among the alumni who gathered at Normal	Many returned for the Philo-Alpha thirtieth anniversary program.


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32	Edward D. Gepson	Received bachelor's degree; will work on master's degree.


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33	Edward Goetsch	Principal at Algona.


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34	Lee W. Popp	Received degree from University of Iowa.


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35	Lydia Whited	Now in California; meets Normalites there occasionally.


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36	Prof. Condit	Visited Fairfield.


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37	Raymond B. Leland	Principal at Chariton.


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38	The following is taken from the C. F. Record	George I. Long read a professional paper.


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39	This is the fifth year	Head of Adel schools.

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40	Dr. W. W. Gist	Visited daughter Ruth.


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41	Friends of Miss Cressey	Clara Cressey is still ill; Fannie Dickey will substitute for her.


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42	George B. Engleman	Resigned as business manager of Normal Eyte; Jessie Mantle will succeed him; Fred Cram will take over as editor.


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43	Grace Kroesen	Entertained friends.


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44	Grace Ott	Visited Tipton and Wilton.


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45	Harriet Manful	Parents moved to Cedar Falls.


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46	Lenna Padgham	Recovering from illness.


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47	Miss Henrietta Plock	Visited Burlington.


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48	Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Merrill	Spent vacation in Chicago.


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49	Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Todd	Visited Waverly.


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50	Nell Newton	Enrolled in school.


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51	Orlo Bangs	Visiting College Hill.


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52	Prof. E. E. Stacey of Sioux City	Visited President Seerley.


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53	Prof. Fullerton	Visited Decorah.


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54	Roy Shearn, Paul and Leslie Wenner	Will go to Washington.


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55	Sunday night occurred the regular Bible Study Rally	President Seerley addressed group.


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56	Teresa Hoye	Visited campus.

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57	Bernice Laughlin	Back in school.


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58	Bessie Dee	Visited brother John.


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59	Catherine Holmes	Visited Mt. Auburn.


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60	Edith Hafner	Left school.


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61	Emma Lundby	Back in school.


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62	Isabelle Proctor	Enrolled in school.


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63	Jasper Thompson	Went home due to illness.


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64	Jennie Auld	Returned to school after visit home.


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65	Lee Wilkinson and Rue Barnett	Visited campus.


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66	Lucretia Newell	Mother visited.


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67	Margaret Burkhart	Visited West Liberty.


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68	Mary Rice of Cresco	Enrolled in school.


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69	Miss Edith Buck	Visited Grinnell.


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70	Mrs. M. F. Arey	Returned from New York.

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71	On to Kansas	Normal will be represented at the Kansas oratory contest; photo.

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72	Autumn moods Christensen--Thomas Peter	Short poem dealing with the season.

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73	Bible Studies Todd--Thomas W. (English Faculty)	Lesson XVI, his imprisonment in Caesarea.