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1	Did you ever notice	Encourages students to think about how they are praying.


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2	Miss Margaret Baker	Will teach in the Evanston Classical School.


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3	Next Friday evening	Will hold contest to select participants for the fall debate with Ames.


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4	The members of the Debating League	Appointed officers.

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5	Friday evening occurred	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. held their reception in the gymnasium.


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6	It is reported that	ISNS will have a football team next year; hopes athletics will attract more men to the institution.


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7	Miss Carpenter	Spent her summer vacation at Spirit Lake.


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8	Professional; Preliminary Discussion XXXV; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; the pupil in fourth grade Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Fourth graders are starting to develop their personalities.

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9	Joe Wright	Has been studying in Massachusetts; will be director of physical education in a Chicago school.


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10	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Visited Keokuk for "Old Settler's Day"; delivered lecture.


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11	Prof. Ira S. Condit	Was offered job as head of the mathematics department at Parsons College but declined.


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12	Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets	City of Cedar Falls will pave streets that lead to campus; will pave Sixteenth Street to Clay Street and then Clay Street to Twenty-second Street.

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13	Official	Will organize Department of Commercial Education; Laboratory Building open; Geography work will be in new building; Museum collection expanding; Mary Townsend off to good start; summer session enrollment strong.

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14	A number of the alumni	Roster of those who graduated from the University of Iowa this year.


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15	Beth Newton, Elsie Oleson, Julia Porter, Harriett Kramer, and Mary McDonald	Y. W. C. A. Lake Geneva conference attendees have returned.


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16	Howard Porter	Moved to Montana.


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17	The provisional literary societies	Two hundred fifty students enrolled in literary societies; an additional society was formed to accommodate the students.

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18	17-Jun	Rose Freeman married Guy Gillett.


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19	A Cedar Falls paper	Clara Boss will be the principal at a school in Portland, Oregon.


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20	Clara Louise Johnson	Teaches English in Alta.


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21	Ernest C. Wissler	Married Lena Kenyon.


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22	Here is what one paper says of Harry A. Ogden	Harry A. Ogden married Florence L. McNeal.


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23	Mr. & Mrs. M. Y. Miller	E. Pearl Miller married Eugene Y. Feuling.


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24	The Austin Vindicator	Lew McDonald is teaching at Hopkinton; he has started a debate club and a basketball team.


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25	The Waterloo Courier	Avice Evelen Dailey and Wade H. Brown were married.

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26	A musical treat	Recital by Robert Fullerton, Tillie Madson, Mamie Madson, and Mabelle Gonzales given at the Presbyterian church.


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27	Abigail Shumway	Teaching in a rural school near Marshalltown.


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28	Addie Reed	Teaching second and third grades in Rockford.


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29	Agnes Nisbett	Teaching in Gowrie.


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30	Alva Knoche	Going to school in Ames.


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31	Among the June weddings	Clara Tostlebe and John Theimer were married.


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32	Daisy Farrell	Is head of the primary department in Blairtown.


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33	Helen Messerschmidt	Will teach science in a suburb of St. Louis.


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34	Joe Stein	Working in a clothing store in Paullina.


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35	Lawrence Porter	Will take classes in civil engineering at Iowa State University.


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36	Lillian Roadman	Staying at home in Dike for the fall term.


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37	Mabel Eighmey	Teaching fifth grade in Britt.


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38	Many will be grieved	Emil Tostlebe stepped on a rusty nail during vacation and developed lockjaw; died during the summer.


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39	Maud Keith	Teaching kindergarten at Ackley.


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40	May Allen	Teaching in Mayland.


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41	Miss Ada Rock	Teaching third grade at Grundy Center.


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42	Miss Canant	Staying home this fall.


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43	Miss Fannie Russell	Will teach in Radcliffe this year.


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44	Nessie Steen	Teaching in a rural school near her home.

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45	Another sad death	Andrea Anderson drowned in the Black Hawk Creek in Dike.


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46	Bible Study Dept.; lesson 1--the Bible Dick--George Stuart (Class of 1897; Professional and Training Faculty)	Discusses importance of Bible study leaders studying the Bible for themselves; discusses the origin and purpose of the Bible.


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47	Edith Schuneman	Teaching east of Waterloo.


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48	Elsie Axton	Teaching grammar in Boyden.


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49	Esther Seerley	Is director of physical training in Marshalltown.


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50	Flora Farmer	Is attending the Normal school in DeKalb, Illinois.


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51	Grace Giese	Teaching in Danville, Iowa.


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52	Harry Kibe	Visited Cedar Falls; has been living in New Mexico and Arizona; will be working in Missouri now.


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53	Laura Davenport	Teaching a rural school outside of Cedar Falls.


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54	Mary Cook	Teaching in a primary school in Rockwell City.


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55	Miss Bernice Davis	Works as a clerk in Mr. Latta's store.


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56	Miss Myrle Wheeler	Attending the Conservatory of Dramatic Art and Music in Minneapolis; will study public speaking in addition to music.


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57	Mr. King	Returned to school after teaching in Osage.


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58	Pearl Walters	Surveyed in the West this past summer.

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59	Music in the country institutes Voelker--Paul F. (Class of 1901)	Believes the way to arouse interest is to educate; gives five tips on how to teach music.

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60	Society events	Creative writing by the Shakespearean Literary Society.


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61	Superintendent Chevalier of Muscatine	Teachers will observe their co-workers' teaching methods and hold discussions after their observation.

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62	About three hundred	Took the society test.


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63	Grace Ott	Teaching at Tilton; visited Colorado during the summer; Beth Newton is replacing her as Y. W. C. A. secretary.


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64	Miss Beulah Perrin	Visited Warner and Hazel Webster last week.


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65	Miss McGovern	Spent five weeks in Omaha over the summer.


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66	The Newman Catholic Association	Held first meeting on Sunday in Mr. Fullerton's room.

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67	Coral Sykes	Will enroll again to continue her courses in music.


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68	Friday evening	Reception held at Rev. Lorenz's house for students who attend the Evangelical church.


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69	Harry Weech	Enrolled in classes after taking a year off to teach.


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70	Irene Carroll	Visited the hill last week; will go to college in Evanston, Illinois, to study music.


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71	Miss Margaret Flinn	Visited friends on the Hill.


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72	Miss Theora Cunning	Visited Mrs. H. L. Steck.


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73	Prof. Dick	In charge of Bible Study work this year.


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74	The cool evenings	Students are not boating as much because of the cool evenings.


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75	The enrollment now	Has reached about 1100 students.


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76	The first Bible Study Rally	President Seerley spoke on "The Everlasting Gospel".


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77	The first morning prayer meeting	Y. W. C. A. sponsored prayer meeting that was held on Monday.


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78	Tom Wise	In charge of a crew that will put in a new sewer on Normal street.


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79	Warren Proctor	Is participating in the Congregational Choir.


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80	Will Cook	Left for physical training school in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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81	Prof. Colegrove	Taught in Allison, Marengo, and Chariton this summer.


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82	Reform at state college	An effort is being made to improve the morals of students at Iowa State University.


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83	Sabin's Educational Exchange Sabin--Henry	Teachers were placed in eighty of the ninety-nine counties in Iowa last year; teachers were also placed in Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho, and New Mexico.


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84	The band concerts	Are attracting many students on Thursdays.

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85	An international committee	President Seerley is on a committee to promote moral training and development of good citizenship in public schools.


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86	The Normal Hill barber	Students should have taken advantage of the discounted hair cuts this summer.