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1	Editorial	Tribute to Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver, who died October 15, 1910.

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2	Official Notes	Faculty will attend ISTA meeting, so no classes will be held; Professor Page is recovering; Edith Buck has been ill; Roger Leavitt attended mission meeting; Professor Arey will prepare memorial statement on Professor Parish.

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3	Oratorical Association meets Fischer--Anton B. (Classes of 1910 and 1912)	Describes the new amendments to the Oratorical Association's constitution.

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4	Daughters of the American Revolution visit I. S. T. C.	Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution spoke to I. S. T. C.


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5	The English Club	The development of the new English Club; English and Public Speaking departments organize group; elect officers; Professor Lynch delivers paper.

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6	Want to knows	Gossip about faculty and students.

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7	Athletic Notes; I. S. T. C. loses to Simpson 6-3; Teachers make long runs but fail to score; Sheffield stars	I. S. T. C. lost football game, 6-3; account of the game.


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8	I. S. T. C. football song--Ellsworth game	Provides the words to the song to be sung in the game against Ellsworth College.

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9	Prof. Perrine elected to assistant physical directorship	Professor Perrine will join the faculty; brief profile; to replace C. B. Simmons..

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10	Adalyne Artz	Teaching fifth grade in Waterloo, Iowa.


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11	Another wedding	Bell Cox married J. H. Byers; they will reside in Cedar Falls.


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12	Dr. Clem C. Seerley	Resides in Manhattan, Montana.


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13	Harry Ogden	Suffering from tuberculosis in California.


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14	John Fitzgerald	Taking the medical course at the University of Minnesota.


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15	Mabel Eighmey	Teaching in Pocatello, Idaho.


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16	Miss Abigail Howard	Teaching at Ackley, where she is in charge of the science program.


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17	Senior Class! Watch!	The senior class is planning a party.

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18	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove Colegrove--Chauncey Peter (Education Faculty)	Lesson IX. Israel, the Prince of God.

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19	Annual staff elected; Richard Bagby is editor and Paul Hager business manager.	Richard Bagby and Paul Hager were elected to the 1911 Old Gold staff; photo.


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20	Y. W. C. A. notes	Hold "at home"; hear missionary speak at joint YMCA-YWCA meeting.

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21	Paul Hager business manager, 1911 Old Gold	Paul Hager; photo.

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22	Miss Gladys Bennet of Waterloo	Spent time on the Hill with June Young.


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23	Miss June Chase	Principal of the Tipton High School; visited family and friends.


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24	Miss Mae Clouse	Spent time visiting friends on College Hill.


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25	Miss Nellie Allison	Treasurer of the Senior Class; encouraging other seniors to pay their fees promptly.


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26	Misses Helen Weaver and Alice Lansing	Spent time with Juanita Hall.


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27	Mr. Vernon Orr	Officiated the game between Hampton and Cedar Falls High School.


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28	Mrs. E. J. Cable	Entertained a company of women with the help of Anna Gertrude Childs.


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29	On Saturday afternoon	Emma Kingman entertained a group of women at a party in honor of Lois Fahs.

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30	Miss Julia Sahl and Miss Shining	Spent time at Julia Sahl's home.


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31	Mr. Bloom	Coaching the Hampton football team.


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32	Mrs. Allen Cooper and daughter	Spent time at President Seerley's home.


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33	Mrs. Frank D. Eaman of Detroit, Michigan	Arrived in Cedar Falls and is staying at the home of Emmett J. Cable. She will be remembered as Emma Paffendorf, head of the Physical Training department.


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34	Mrs. L. W. Parish	Left for Denver, Colorado, to visit her son John.


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35	Wednesday morning	M. F. Arey gave a memorial address for Senator Dolliver.

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36	Last Thursday morning at chapel	Daughters of the American Revolution were present during morning exercises.


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37	Miss Bernice Merrick	Spent time at her home in Dougherty, Iowa.


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38	Miss Joy Harmon	Spent time in Cedar Falls with her parents.


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39	Miss Plaetus Burgess	Spent time in Iowa City.


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40	Miss Ruth Boomer	Spent time at her home in Janesville, Iowa.


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41	Mr. Workman	Visiting his parents in Indianola.

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42	Miss Elizabeth Bongartz	Spent time at her home near Waterloo.


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43	Miss Josephine Babcock	Spent time with Lurana Rownd.


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44	Miss Lola Wiederrecht	Teaching in Greene this year; spent time with Florence Curtis.


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45	Miss Mary Porter	Left for Keeseville, New York, to be bridesmaid in the wedding of her college roommate.


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46	Mr. E. J. Cable	Made a business trip to Iowa City.


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47	Mr. G. I. Long of Manson, Iowa	Spent time with his daughter Ila.