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1 An apology is owing An article in the previous issue of the Normal Eyte about Socrates was written by the Ossoli reporter.
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2 And now, further remarks are in order Explains why society news is often left out of Normal Eyte.
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3 The literary societies Encourages literary societies to enter teams in intersociety athletics.
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4 History students to be rewarded for work Sons of the American Revolution will offer bronze medals for students who show excellence in United States History.
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5 Oct. 16 Y. W. C. A. held finance and recognition service; budget for the year; Nan Baldwin led devotional for regular meeting.
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6 Official; report of Committee on Resolutions Text of seven principles adopted by the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association to ensure successful students.
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7 Normal Institutes
Lampman--Roy M. (Class of 1908) 		The first in a series of articles discussing the benefits of a professional teaching career.
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8 Zetalethean Open Session Nov. 1, 1907 Program of performance for "A Luncheon in the Suburbs".
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9 A centenarian Mrs. J. W. Shields has returned from Illinois, where she attended the one hundredth birthday of Lucy Davis Butler.
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10 Alpha Program focused on the works of James Whitcomb Riley and Eugene Field.
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11 Bostonia Sextet Club Will perform on November 6.
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12 Mrs. Gray Will sing at a funeral in Osage.
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13 The prayer meeting Led by Hazel Webster.
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14 Professional; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; VIII--the fifth year
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Fifth grade students should be well-prepared to read texts on their own; they should also start writing poetry.
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15 Hollingsworth
Packard--Iva Agnes (Class of 1908) 		Short biography on Hollingsworth.
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16 "J" Farnham Filed for land in South Dakota; his sister Fern filed for land two miles away from his.
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17 Adelle Quinn Teaching Latin, English, and physical training at Gilman.
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18 Bessie Chapel Teaches high school in Elkhorn, South Dakota.
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19 Charles S. Stoakes Doing an internship in Omaha, Nebraska.
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20 Euni Scheu Teaching grade school in Stacyville.
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21 Georgia Thompson Teaching in Winterset.
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22 John Lunby Studying medicine in Iowa City.
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23 Kathleen Delahoyde Teaching primary students in La Junta, California.
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24 Lillian M. Jensen Married Mr. Helgerson.
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25 Miss Altje Cook Teaching intermediate grades in Marne.
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26 Miss Lillian Priebe Teaching penmanship and drawing at Nevada.
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27 Mr. Swartz Working in Iroquois, South Dakota.
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28 The Normal Eyte Roster of some of the alumni who receive the Normal Eyte.
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29 Theresa Smith Attending Drake University.
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30 C. E. Terryberry Moved to Miller, South Dakota, to work in the hardware business.
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31 C. J. Knock Will be a third year teacher in St. Peter, Minnesota.
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32 Ellen Wing Teaching in Tipton.
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33 Fay St. Claire Teaches grade school in Sloan.
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34 Forest C. Ensign
Ensign--Forest C. (Class of 1895) 		Enjoys the advertisements in the Normal Eyte.
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35 Grace Kettleson Teaching in Great Falls, Montana.
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36 Gretchen Delahoyde Teaches in Des Moines.
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37 Jayness Manning Graduated from medical school at the University of Iowa and is in Seattle, Washington.
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38 Leo Ranney Is teaching in Alaska.
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39 Luella Jackson Luella Jackson and Lois Winchell are now teaching in Enid, Oklahoma.
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40 Margaret Hawk Is assistant principal in Moulton.
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41 Margaret Kelly Is the principal in Nashua.
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42 Merritt Wheeler Enrolled in medical school at the University of Iowa.
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43 Minnie Hopley Teaches in Valley Junction.
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44 Miss Jennie E. Hall Is an assistant principal in Arlington.
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45 Miss Jennie I. Berg Teaching fifth grade in Atlantic.
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46 T. L. Eland Graduated from the University of Iowa and is now in Nichols, Iowa.
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47 Two other alumni Katherine Holmes and Clive Holmes are teaching primary grades in Sloan.
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48 Bedras Kevork Apelian Syrian student enrolled in classes.
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49 Frederica Harned Has typhoid fever and is at home in Guthrie Center.
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50 Martha Eade Sprained her ankle playing basketball.
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51 Miss McGovern Conducted the Primary Round Table at the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association conference in Cedar Rapids.
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52 Miss Warriner Visited Osage over the weekend.
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53 Mr. and Mrs. Amos Boysen Held a small gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Peterson.
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54 Mr. Charles Sebern Is trying to persuade Warren Proctor to conduct a concert.
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55 November first President Seerley will speak about the "Rewards of Teaching" at the Southwestern Teachers Association Meeting in Council Bluffs.
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56 The stone masons Foundation is completed for new library; work suspended until spring.
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57 A recital by pupils Fannie Dickey held a recital in her classroom of voice and piano students.
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58 Bell McIntosh Visited the Hill last week.
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59 Mary Walters Entertained friends on Wednesday evening.
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60 Mrs. C. A. Cowgill Visited her son, G. T.
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61 Rev. Fahs Conducted chapel exercises on Tuesday.
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62 The Clios and Orios Held a Halloween party at Chautauqua Park.
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63 Wednesday evening Students visited a gypsy to have their fortunes told.