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Issue Contents

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1	Editorial	Postmen are slower without their horses; basketball loss shouldn't lead to pessimistic thoughts.

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2	Official Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	John Riggs is investigating rural education; fourteen states represented in college enrollment this year; Normalites at University of Iowa will hold banquet.

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3	Gospel team; men from local Y. M. C. A. carry on a successful evangelistic campaign	Group did evangelistic work in Springfield, Iowa, over the holidays.


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4	Men prepare for contests; society representatives working for annual winter triangular debate	Working on parcel post question.

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5	Rochester convention; student volunteer association holds inspiring meeting during holidays	Highlights of evangelism convention.

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6	David Bispham coming! Renowned baritone will delight students in concert on Friday evening	Performer profile.


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7	The Modern Language Association	Professor Knoepfler talks about the organization and some of the addresses.

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8	Studies in Organization and Teaching; stories reading, and literature in the school Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty)	Ideas for future teachers.

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9	From other schools	News from other colleges and universities.

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10	Hon. and Mrs. J. H. Trewin	Visited with the Knoepfler family.


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11	Lee Shillinglaw	Visited friends in Shellsburg and Independence.


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12	Miss Josephine Graham	Spent part of her vacation visiting Hazel Clark.


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13	Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradshaw	Stayed with the Wallace family during the holidays.


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14	Mrs. A. B. Buchner and daughter	Will winter in Houston, Texas.


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15	Mrs. William C. Ratcliffe	Spent a week with Professor and Mrs. D. S. Wright.


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16	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Spoke at the state teachers association of North Dakota.


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17	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Attended a meeting of the National Music Teachers Association.


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18	Prof. Rodney Arey	The Arey family gathered at the home of Professor and Mrs. Arey.


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19	Prof. W. W. Gist	Left for Humeston, Iowa, where his son Nathan is being installed in the Congregational church there.


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20	Stephen Watson	Spent time on the Hill with friends.


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21	The Misses Downs, Flagler, McClain and Devens	Gave a progressive house party.

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22	At the next meeting	Professor Page will speak at next Science Club meeting.


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23	During the vacation	Jennette Carpenter visited Grinnell.


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24	Iowa City has been compelled	The University there did not open until January 10 due to a lack of coal.


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25	Kenneth Silliman, Merner Noble and Will Casey	Were all home from Ann Arbor where they are enrolled in school.


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26	Miss Alberta Wilson	Is still in the College Hospital after a bout with typhoid.


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27	Miss Blanche Black	Spent some time visiting with friends on the Hill.


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28	Miss Elizabeth Shirk	Did not finish last term.


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29	Miss Flora McNabb	Cannot return to school due to the illness of her mother.


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30	Miss Grace Shamil	Cannot continue with school due to illness.


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31	Miss Helen Corning	Has been elected to the Ackley public schools.


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32	Miss Jean Stephens	Has scarlet fever.


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33	Miss Jessie Shillinglaw	Is reportedly getting over her illness.


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34	Miss Katherine Knoepfler	Has returned to work after a stay with her parents, Professor and Mrs. Knoepfler.


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35	Miss Lillian Johnson	Has been visiting the Hoats residence.


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36	Miss Lillian Lambert	Spent her vacation at the home of her sister.


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37	Miss Lillian Maiden	Is working in the Ochytea schools.


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38	Miss Loma Griffin	Has quit school due to the illness of her mother.


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39	Miss McNally	Went on a trip to Chicago.


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40	Miss Oliver	Returned from the convention for student volunteers.


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41	Miss Winifred McDonald	Visited the Hill before returning to her place of work in Mason City.


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42	Prof. and Mrs. Cecil Bangs	Visited the Bangs home.


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43	Prof. Begeman and son, Myron	Visited the brother-in-law of Mr. Begeman.


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44	The Misses Mabel and Genevieve Paulger	Were home from Cornell.

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45	Charles City College wins; local five defeated 26 to 23; first game shows lack of practice	Teachers failed to guard closely.


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46	Frank Mathews	Returned to Emmetsburg, where he will resume work.


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47	George Hilliard	Will be principal at Long Bridge schools.


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48	H. Knuse and F. Ludeman	Visited friends on Walnut Street.


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49	Miss Jennette Carpenter, Miss Lorenz, Professors Knoepfler and Lynch	Attended a meeting of the Modern Language Association in Iowa City.


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50	Miss McGovern	Spent Sunday in Waverly.


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51	Prof. and Mrs. E. K. Chapman	Are enjoying their time in Chicago, where Professor Chapman is taking a year to study.


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52	Prof. G. W. Walters	Donated mounted eagle to the G. A. R.


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53	Prof. H. C. Cummins	Attended the National Convention of Teachers of Commercial Branches.


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54	Professor L. W. Parish	Attended a meeting of the American Economic Association.

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55	Basketball schedule; good series of games is assured; many good players out for the team	Basketball practice began later than usual this year.

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56	C. F. Schweiker	Will take a position as a stenographer in the Philippines in February.


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57	D. O. Wilson	Has taken the position of State Superintendent.


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58	Elda Kemp	Visited here on her way to North Dakota, where she has a teaching position.


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59	Harriet Kramer	Is teaching in Houston, Texas.


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60	Jennie G. Hutchison	Visited recently.


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61	Many were delighted	Howard Rich was visiting from Dakota.


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62	Miss Laura Bowman	Is enrolled at Lombard College where she is also an instructor.


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63	Mr. Frank Olson	Married Ella Hansen.


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64	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Attended the National Music Teachers Convention.


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65	Sybil Lincoln	Spent the holidays in Rochester, New York.


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66	T. B. Stewart	Spent the holidays with his brothers Fred and L. B. Stewart.

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67	Coming events	College calendar for January-March, 1910.