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Normalite in campaign; Tom Conley in race for superintendence of Dubuque county schools	Tom Conley's past experience as a Normalite makes him a good candidate for superintendent.
Meeting of teachers; Northeastern Iowa teachers' association assembled in Waterloo last week	Highlights of the program.

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New association at Normal; formation of the Iowa branch of American physical education association	Students and faculty organize and elect officers.
Physical trainers here; program consisting of papers and demonstrations given in gymnastics	Round Table of Physical Training gives demonstration and gives papers.

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The superintendent of Public Instruction of the State of Indiana	Informs President Seerley on teacher certification requirements in his state.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction of Washington	Tells President Seerley how his state will honor Normal School graduates.
Professor Charles A. Fullerton	Enjoying his trip to Scotland.

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The Y. M. C. A.	President Seerley will address businessmen's group.
The fact that the second-class certificate	The complexities of teacher certification.
The State Department of Education	Possible for teachers to keep certification while attending school.
The autobiography	John Carl Parish has edited the autobiography of John Chambers.

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Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Part six of column on the benefits of travel.

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Athletics; Normal-Lenox game, 22-0; Purple and Gold sweeps opponents off their feet in the first half	Team wins first game by playing great.

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Football mass meeting; enthusiasts gather on bleachers to hold "spirit-fest"--songs, yells and speeches	Students gather at football field for pep rally.

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Frank W. Shultis	Principal at Canon City, Colorado.
Mabel Whitney	Assistant principal at Alden.
G. L. Martin	Teaching at Panora.
Don Campbell	Studying at University of Iowa.
Macy Campbell	Beginning fourth year of work at Alden.
Orpha Farley	Visited campus.

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Christine A. Thoene	Teaching in Dubuque.
Myrtle Kettleson	Teaching at Roland.
F. H. Stewart	Teaching in Des Moines.
Carline Orvis	Assistant principal in South Dakota.
T. E. Jones	Teaching in Madison, Wisconsin.
Louis Pelzer	Studying at University of Iowa.
Belle Boyd	Working at South Dakota Normal School.
James Ehret	Trying to make the team at the University of Iowa.
Carl, J. Knock	Doing well in his studies and work.
Clara Tolstrup	Assistant principal at Lansing.
Mary D. Harnack	Teaching in Remsen.
Eleanor McLennan	Teaching in Minneapolis.
Edith Kuebler	Teaching in Calamus.
Winifred Byrnes	Teaching at Tabor.
John Wooley	Principal in Crawfordsville.
William Yeager	Studying in Massachusetts.
Fay Biglow	Graduated this summer.
H. G. Martin	President of Union Business College.
Bert Callison	Teaching in Danbury.
Nellie Tompkins	Teaching in Audubon.
Carrie Martin Harris	Now in Ogden, Utah.
Jennie I. Berg	Teaching in Atlantic.

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On Wednesday evening	Cordelia Valwrath will marry B. W. Dugane.
A Cedar Falls boy	J. E. Patterson is president of his class at the University of Minnesota.
Aldis G. Dunton	Working in Riceville bank.
Nathan S. Lee	Studying at Carpenter University in Nebraska.
Mamie Lent	Now Mrs. William J. Raabe; has new daughter.
Clara (Heinler) Ferguson	Now in Burlington.
Edith G. Ane and Melinda Lawton	Teaching at Alden.
Walter D. Grandfield	Teaching near Lorimor.
Francis Gilkey	Attending Grinnell College.
Kenneth Silliman	Teaching at Holland.
Florence Conant	Teaching at Tarkio College.
Margaret Dunphy	Assistant principal at Lehigh.

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Des Moines capital	Normalites meet in Des Moines.
Pres. H. H. Seerley	Gave address in Fort Dodge.
Sioux Jones	Serving as assistant football coach at Ames.
The automobile social	Several people loaned their cars so that people could take rides.
Friday afternoon	Cedar Falls high school beats Cedar Rapids and Iowa City teams.
Fort Sumter	Cheered on football players.
Friday afternoon
Principal A. J. Cavana	Visited Cedar Falls.
Prof. and Mrs. Loughridge	Have been visiting Iowa.
Prof. Thomas B. Stewart	Visited L. B. Stewart.

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Miss Rose Maxon	Will visit St. Paul.
Miss Edna Lang	Attended Waterloo meeting.
Miss Iva Merner	Will work as nurse in St. Louis.
The address of Bishop Wm. McDowell	Many went to Waterloo to hear him speak.
There was no school	Classes cancelled so that students and faculty could attend teachers convention in Waterloo.
Among those spending the weekend at home	Blanche Black and Emma Hopkins will be away.
Hampton sent the following contingent	Several visited from Hampton.
Esther Seerley and Emma Patton	In Cedar Falls for visit from Marshalltown.
In the final election	Walter Abram will be interstate oratory secretary-treasurer.
Miss Bertha Remley	Teaching in Anamosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Flagler	Attended funeral of Mrs. Flagler's brother.
Prof. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Visited Cedar Falls.
Amy Case	Mother and brother visited.
Will Lannigan	Visited Dunkerton.
The latter part of last week	Many people visited campus.
The Normal team	George Vinall is football team captain.
Mrs. John Frampton	Visiting Illinois.
Mrs. F. N. Seerley	Visiting Cedar Falls.

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Society; Neo, Clio-Orio, Ossoli, Zetalethean, Shake-Aristo	Present musical program.
Miss Lavinia Mowry	Visited Anna Secor and Eleanor Gray.
Miss Scabb	Mother visiting.
Miss Clara Schaible	Will study music in Chicago.
Some of the old students	Attended the teachers convention in Waterloo.
Alma Wilson	Visited friends.
Friday's Des Moines capital	Normalites meet in Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Anderson	Have been visiting George Kramer.
Miss Margaret Smith	Recovering from typhoid fever.
H. G. Vinall	Attended veterans meeting.