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1 Annual home meet; track season to be opened Saturday- interesting speculation Outlook for the team's season.
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2 Education board meets; to take charge of the state institution July 1 James Trewin elected president; visiting committees and finance committee named.
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3 Orations received; addresses to be delivered at inter-state contest now all here Roster of speakers and their topics.
4 Y. W. C. A. victors; benefit game of basketball is lost by physical trainers; score 22-16 Y. W. C. A. over physical trainers in exhibition game.
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5 Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Part twenty-six of column.
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6 Minnesingers entertain; Neotrophians are guests of their musical brothers Minnesingers were requested; known as royal entertainers.
7 Training School gives program in German Students sang songs and recited verses.
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8 Untitled Spring sports starting and hope that they bring large crowds.
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9 A. C. Franklin Grocer in Muscatine.
10 Allie Childress Teaching in Marengo.
11 Annie L. Hosmer Working as nurse in Tacoma, Washington.
12 Beatrice Weller Studying at Pratt Institute.
13 Bertha L. Wassem Teaching in California.
14 Clarence J. Burrell Teaching in California.
15 E. H. McMillan Ranching in California.
16 Edward Arthur Brinton Working as missionary in Paraguay.
17 Edward W. Vogel Selling life insurance in Fort Dodge.
18 Ella E. Wassem Teaching in Fort Dodge.
19 Ellis T. Gilbert Principal in Oklahoma.
20 Everett P. Bettenga Superintendent in Nebraska.
21 Frank A. Wentland Merchant in Charles City.
22 Guy E. Green Salesman living in Des Moines.
23 Hazel B. Hardenbrook Teaching in Lakeview.
24 Louisa A. Franklin Teaching in Muscatine.
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25 A. C. Fuller Superintendent at Washington, Iowa.
26 A. M. Dougan Farmer in South Dakota.
27 Anna E. Benson Principal in California.
28 Arthur A. Smith Living in Wyoming.
29 Carl D. Behrens Working in Philippine Islands.
30 Cora von Stein Now Mrs. W. E. Keedrick in Idaho.
31 Edna Walker Now Mrs. B. W. McCluskey; living in Mexico.
32 Effie Longman Studying at University of Nebraska.
33 Elizabeth Burton Teaching in Montana.
34 Frances G. Stewart Practicing medicine in Ames.
35 Frannie E. Smith Living in Wyoming.
36 Grace A. McNeil Teaching in California.
37 Harry G. Martin Commercial school manager in Wisconsin.
38 Jens Christiansen Practicing medicine in Minnesota; married to the former Maude Brackney.
39 Jessie E. Stewart Teaching in Red Oak.
40 Katherine Schertley Teaching in Nebraska.
41 L. B. Swaggart Furniture dealer in Colorado.
42 Lydia A. Schulz Teaching in California.
43 Mabel Christian Teaching at Nebraska normal school.
44 Margaret C. King Teaching in Newton.
45 Margaret Young Principal in Washington, Iowa.
46 Merritt Wheeler Studying medicine at University of Minnesota.
47 Ruth White Teaching in Voorhies.
48 Sara L. Shirk Teaching in Winterset.
49 William A. Longley Principal in Laurel, Montana.
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50 Alta Kathryn Green Teaching in Webster City.
51 C. E. Cavett Principal in Ray, North Dakota.
52 C. J. Oleson Pastor in Massachusetts.
53 Carrie J. Lang Teaching in California.
54 Daniel Jennings Growing oranges in California.
55 Edward Teed Studying at Northwestern University.
56 Ella Davis Teaching in Rapid City.
57 Ellen Schuff Has been missionary in India.
58 Gertrude Apple Teaching in Seattle as is Mary Keehl.
59 Hannah L. Houghton Teaching in Vinton.
60 Ida Davis Teaching in Colorado.
61 Kittie M. Grimes Working in Texas.
62 Mae G. Lewis Teaching in Red Oak.
63 Mary B. Achenbach Has been on tour with husband, W. H. Fairchild.
64 Mary Clark and Edith Fischer Teaching in Des Moines.
65 Mary E. Hunter Principal in Kalona.
66 Minnie Carlson Teaching in Des Moines.
67 Mrs. Nina Balmer Schneck Doing missionary work in Utah.
68 Mrs. Roma Fritsinger Teaching in Titonka.
69 Sena West Teaching in Manning.
70 The death of Will Calderwood Died suddenly.
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71 Society; Neo Presented district school program.
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72 Aldis G. Dunton Working in bank in Riceville.
73 Miss Eva L. Gregg, Myra E. Call, and Edith C. Buck Had dinner.
74 Mr. and Mrs. Cable Visiting Professor and Mrs. Cable.
75 Mrs. Bender Attended Presbyterian meeting in Waterloo.
76 Mrs. Richard W. Gibson Received bruises in fall.
77 Mrs. W. W. Gist Entertained friends.
78 Nelson Hersey Cut arm on broken window.
79 Pres. H. H. Seerley Visiting normal schools in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
80 The Kappa Theta Psis Enjoyed dinner.
81 The Xanhos Gave annual banquet and ball.