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| Maude E. Lane | Is teaching in Santa Barbara, California. |
| Elizabeth Jennings | Is teaching in Washington, Iowa. |
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| Mrs. Emery Duden | Is principal in Lineville. |
| Thursa E. Slattery | Is teaching in Billings, Montana. |
| Prof. John L. Cherney | Visited the college. |
| Elizabeth Jennings | Is teaching in Washington, Iowa. |
| Rev. and Mrs. Earl A. Roadman | Visited friends and family in Cedar Falls. |
| Martha Batty | Teaches in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. |
| Orbie Mason | Works in Auburn, Washington. |
| Several I. S. T. C. graduates | Are teaching in Perry. |
| Edna Haug | Is teaching in Ossian. |
| Roy Shearn | Roy Shearn, along with B. Baldwin, purchased Gibson and Graham grocery store. |
| Maude E. Lane | Is teaching in Santa Barbara, California. |
| On Jan. 1, 1915 | Nellie Finger married Stanley Anderson. |
| Three of the Marathon teachers | Are ISTC graduates. |
| Mr. Calvin J. Schmitt | Lives in Avoca. |
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| Baseball | Baseball team is forced to practice indoors due to inclement weather. |
| Untitled | Track and field competition in Springfield will now include a tennis tournament. |
| Triangular debate Friday evening; Teachers will meet Coe representatives on home floor; negative team will debate Morningside at Sioux City | Debate team will discuss whether or not the government should own and operate all interstate railroads. |
| Legislators will visit college | Iowa legislators from the Committee on Appropriations will visit Teachers College to assess the needs of the school before appropriating funds this year. |
| Albert Barrett | Alumnus Albert Barrett will complete his master's degree at Columbia University. |
| Track | Track and field team continues practicing indoors. |
| T. C. Club entertainment is planned; stirring program is being arranged; Vaudeville acts galore; music; magic; trapeze performance | Variety of entertainment will be presented, including performance by I. S. T. C.'s gymnastics team. |
| Warren Proctor will give concert on March 30 | Warren Proctor, currently traveling with the Chicago-Philadelphia grand opera company, will perform at the Cedar Falls Presbyterian Church. |
| Marshalltown High wins basketball tourney; defeats East Waterloo High in finals by a score of 20 to 14. Thus winning Northeastern Iowa championship | Marshalltown High School will move on to statewide competition. |
| Teachers place second in gym. contest; lose first honors by a narrow margin; Grosz receives second honors; Iowa captures first place | University of Iowa took first place in state meet, only eight points ahead of I. S. T. C. |
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| Mr. Coffey entertains | Professor Coffey hosted the Philathea Society's meeting at the home of Mrs. Della Boehmier. |
| Two lecture course numbers during week; Mr. Harold Bauer and Mme. Hudson Alexander will appear Monday March 22; limited number of seats on sale | Brief background on pianist and vocalist who will perform on campus; Robert Lafollette will speak Wednesday. |
| Cornell wins state oratorical; Warren Anderson is awarded first place with the oration "Vengeance is Mine:; Iowa Wesleyan is second; Morningside third | Ernest Bloom represented I. S. T. C. at business meeting. |
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| Official Notes | News of important educators; news from the recent National Education Association convention. |
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| The college debate | Encourages the display of school spirit; claims spectators at the high school tournament should remain neutral; debate team will compete soon. |
| Student Volunteer Conference at Grinnell; nineteen delegates represent Teachers College at inspiring meetings | Conference will be March 5, 6, and 7. |
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| Dual debate with Cape Girardeau; women of Teachers College and Cape Girardeau Normal School will thresh out immigration problem | Women will compete on May 14th. |
| Twin-City Alumni Association | Teachers College graduates now residing in the Twin Cities held alumni meeting. |
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| Mrs. A. H. Hoffman | Won an election in Des Moines. |
| Orpha Mumper | Will be teaching in Waterloo. |
| Miss Florence E. Ward | Resigned for a position in Pullman, Washington. |
| Mrs. C. P. Colegrove | Will speak at educational meeting in Clinton. |
| Mrs. H. H. Seerley | Hosted Book and Needle Work club. |
| Miss Bertha Koester | Visited the Hill, and her brother. |
| Miss Childs | Gave pupil recital. |
| Prof. C. W. Stone | Attended meeting in Des Moines. |
| Miss Florence E. Ward | Is entertaining a friend from Tennessee. |
| Prof. O. M. Weigle | Judged a debate. |
| Almost 1000 rural teachers | Attended meeting on ISTC campus. |
| President Seerley | Has returned to work after week-long illness. |
| Marguerite Railsback | Has recovered from sickness. |
| Mrs. Walker and the Y. W. C. A. | Entertained new students. |
| The Clios | Meeting is at 4:00, not 6:30. |
| Marian Bonner | Is recovering from operation. |
| Marie Merryman | Has returned to school. |
| On next Saturday | Philos will entertain Alphas. |
| The finance committee | Met with I. S. T. C. officials. |
| Miss Myra Call | Spent Saturday with her father. |
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| Eastern divisional oratorical at Oskaloosa, Feb. 5th, 1915; markings of judges | Results by individual from oratorical contest. |
| Student night at tabernacle; large student delegation attends revival meeting on Tuesday evening | Eight to nine hundred students and faculty members participated in Lowry Revival Meeting. |
