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1 | Editorial | Until country school teacher salaries are raised, few will want to teach there. |
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2 | Official Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) |
Highlights of the ISTA convention |
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3 | Mrs. Booth lectures; students hear great prison reformer Wednesday evening, November 10th. | Speaks on prisons. |
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4 | Black Hawk fair; Y. W. C. A. county carnival is well attended; show and booths do big business. | Description of the fair and its entertainment. |
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5 | Clio open session; society will give public program Monday evening, November 22nd; farce will be presented. | Program for the session. |
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6 | Great violinist to play; Maud Powell to give a concert in auditorium, Friday evening; music lovers delighted. | Performance preview; photo. |
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7 | Missing link found; Darwinian theory regarding origin of man is established; missing link brought to school. | Pair of monkeys added to Greenhouse. |
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8 | Colegrove delivers fine address | Receives praise for ISTA address. |
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9 | Manual training teachers meet. | Professor Bailey heads group. |
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10 | Teachers win game; Grinnell is defeated by score of 24 to 6; both teams in fine condition; rooters elated; Boatman makes three touchdowns. | Fans meet football team at depot after game. |
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11 | Meeting of the training department. Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) |
Professor Bender talks about the topics of the meetings. |
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12 | Curtis Shields | Went home to see his ill brother. |
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13 | Fred Vorhies | Has been enjoying a visit from his brother. |
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14 | H. O. Rogers | Spent time with relatives in Mason City. |
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15 | Miss Edith Buck | Was a business caller in Waterloo. |
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16 | Miss Hazel Hoyt | Is enjoying a visit from her brother Neil. |
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17 | Miss Helen Seerley | Entertained the Misses Letts and Lovell, sorority sisters of Helen Seerley. |
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18 | Miss Helen Seerley | Attended a banquet for graduates and students of the University of Iowa. |
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19 | Miss Ida Fesenbeck | New cottage will be built on Twenty-fourth and Tremont. |
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20 | Miss Leone Bruce | Visited her sister Clara. |
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21 | Miss Mae Davidson | Has returned to school. |
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22 | Miss Wilhelmina Feil | Visited her sister Mollie. |
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23 | Mrs. Burton Howell | Is visiting her parents on the Hill. |
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24 | Mrs. J. E. Allison | Spent a week with her daughter June. |
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25 | Mrs. W. H. Bender and daughter, Eunice | Returned from a stay in Bryan, Ohio. |
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26 | On account of illness | Clara Lawler returned home. |
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27 | Rev. E. E. Day | Led chapel last Wednesday. |
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28 | The latest addition | Two monkeys are being housed in the greenhouse. |
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29 | The many friends | Ethel Speaker is recovering nicely after surgery for appendicitis. |
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30 | The Misses Marie and Gertrude O'Brien | Visited the Potter home. |
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31 | The Misses McNally and Bruce | Entertained the teachers of the Physical Training Department. |
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32 | Word was received | William Roberts, former Cedar Falls assistant city marshal, died. |
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33 | All those interested in the zoology | Professor Arey has received new specimens from India via Professor Loughridge. |
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34 | At the regular meeting | Alison Aitchison gave a talk at the Y. W. C. A. meeting. |
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35 | At the Y. W. C. A. | Emma Lambert gave a talk about her trip to Yellowstone Park. |
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36 | J. H. Gray | Was a business caller in Waterloo. |
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37 | Lloyd and John Barnes | Have returned from Canada. |
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38 | Miss Anne Shanewise | Entertained a party in honor of Amy Case, who is graduating. |
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39 | Miss Bernice Davidson | Left school due to the illness of her mother. |
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40 | Miss Garrison | Visited Emma Gamble. |
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41 | Miss Genevieve Griffith | Had to teach for two days in the city schools. |
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42 | Miss Harriett Schooler | Entertained friends with a taffy pull. |
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43 | Miss Ida Liston | Had to quit school due to poor health. |
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44 | Miss Jameson | Visited the Alpha girls. |
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45 | Miss Pearl Schneider | Spent some time with her cousin, Bessie. |
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46 | Miss Sadie I. Young | Has been called home due to the illness of her mother. |
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47 | Miss Shirley Wheeler | Visited with Cora Reemer. |
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48 | Miss Ward | Entertained friends with a dinner party. |
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49 | Mrs. Sadler | Visited Gertrude Tyrrell. |
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50 | Rodney Dexter | Has returned after a visit with Frank Merrill. |
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51 | The chapel exercises | Thursday service featured the Modern Musicians Company. |
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52 | The friends of Miss Ethel Stanley. | Ethel Stanley has returned from the hospital after an appendicitis operation. |
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53 | The Misses Lura Jennings and myrrel Kirby | Went to Iowa City. |
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54 | The W. C. T. U. | Held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Anna Clark. |
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55 | Walter Abram | Went to Charles City to officiate a high school football game. |
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56 | All those who heard | The performance of Donald Robertson is deemed a success. |
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57 | Mesdames Barrett, Porter and Cross | Attended football game against Grinnell. |
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58 | Miss Mattie Knight | Spent the weekend in Burlington. |
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59 | Miss Nellie Dickey | Went to Iowa City to see the football game. |
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60 | Mr. Elmer Nelson | Visited Leslie Cotton. |
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61 | President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley | Entertained friends in honor of the Reverend and Mrs. E. E. Day. |
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62 | Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler | Entertained friends with a dinner in honor of the Reverend and Mrs. E. E. Day. |
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63 | Prof. D. S. Wright | Was a Waterloo caller. |
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64 | Robert Moorhead | Visited friends in Bristow. |
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65 | Scenes from the Days of Feudalism | Will be presented in chapel on Friday. |
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66 | The friends of Raymond Leland | Raymond Leland is a member of the state historical society at the University of Iowa. |
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67 | We were unusually pleased | Orchestra performance at chapel was exceptional. |
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68 | Clarence Baker | Is working at the Y. M. C. A in New York. |
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69 | E. B. Gowin | Is pursuing a doctoral degree. |
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70 | Fate has decreed | Tilda Berger is teaching in Bellingham, Washington. |
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71 | G. L. Martin | Is teaching at North Dakota Agricultural College. |
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72 | H. E. Mitchell | Is enrolled at the University of Iowa. |
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73 | Harriet Orvis | Is teaching at Winthrop with other former ISNS students. |
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74 | Muscatine, Iowa | Many alumni teach there. |
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75 | One of the pleasant features | Reunion was held for alumni, faculty, and former students at the ISTA convention. |
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76 | W. J. Barloon | Is a banker in North Dakota. |
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77 | Frances R. Stillwagon | Is married to D. E. Gurn and is living in Sheridan, Wyoming. |
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78 | Mable G. Bennett | Is teaching at Avoca. |
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79 | R. D. Daugherty | Has taken a position at the Iowa Wesleyan College. |
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80 | Theressa Pflieger | Is working in Onawa. |