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1	6-7 score gives Ellsworth game; Teachers lose to Ellsworth by narrow margin; two runs in last inning; costly errors are made	Account of the baseball game.


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2	All eyes toward May Day fete; Wednesday, May 12 is date; great preparations are in progress; Irene Simpson is May Queen	Parade will be included in May Day festivities.


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3	City census taken	Cedar Falls population has increased by twenty-five percent in the past five years; now at 6253, not including students.


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4	Highland try-out Tuesday evening; team will be selected to meet the Highlanders during October; fifteen men entered	Preliminary will be held on May 11 to determine I. S. T. C.'s representatives for the October debate.


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5	Teachers drop two games on Eastern trip; Dubuquers win game by a score of 9 to 0; Teachers seem unable to find star pitcher	I. S. T. C. baseball team also lost to Platteville, 16-4.


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6	Teachers win interstate oratorical; Teachers College orator is awarded first honors at contest held at La Crosse, Wis.; Wisconsin wins second prize	For the fifth consecutive year, Iowa received first place in the Interstate Oratorical contest; scoreboard for the competition; roster of previous winners.


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7	Voice recital	Harriet Case's students will perform on May 5.

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8	Dual with Dubuque College Saturday; track team will encounter representation from Dubuque; latter reported strong; promise of close meet	Despite inclement weather, the track team has continued workouts and hopes to win against Dubuque.


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9	U. I. U. gets long end of score; Teachers are forced to 43 points; the visitors scoring 71; the time was rather slow	I. S. T. C. track team lost to Upper Iowa University.


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10	Women's debate May 14; first dual clash with Cape Girardeau team to occur May 14th; debaters well prepared	Topic of debate will be "Restriction of Immigration by Literacy Test."

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11	Baseball at Dubuque	Team travels to face Dubuque German College.


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12	From where?	View of campus from the west; photo.


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13	Hawley Whitacre	Hawley Whitacre's composition will be featured in upcoming band concert.


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14	Henry Beinke	Henry Beinke participated in concert in Waverly.


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15	Miss Julia L. Hurd	Julia L. Hurd will host home economics faculty along with seniors from the department.


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16	Mr. and Mrs. B. W. James	Paul James' parents visited.


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17	Official Notes Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC)	News of important educators and education-related events; rooms are being rented in new dormitory.


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18	The Zetalethean Literary Society	Dinner will be held for members of the Zetalethean Literary Society.

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19	The English Club May morning breakfast; work of year is reviewed; interesting social event; officers elected	Year has been successful for English Club; officers announced.


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20	The May Day fete	Briefly comments on May Day, Lester Ary's oratorical success, teaching, and education.


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21	Training School celebrates May Day; special program given Friday afternoon; kindergarten students up to seniors participate	"The Enchanted Garden" was performed by students as a part of May Day celebrations.

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22	Dr. A. A. Walters addresses N. C. A.; gives interesting talk on what the church has done for civilization	A. A. Walters of Iowa Falls spoke to the Newman Catholic Association.


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23	Dr. Eaton speaks at M. E. church	Dr. Eaton lectured on "How to Interpret the Bible" at the Methodist church.


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24	Kindergarteners entertain; jolly crowd gather at Black Hawk Hotel for farewell banquet; sumptuous eats served	Farewell banquet given for Florence Ward.


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25	Training School wins track meet; wrest victory from Independence by a score of 60 to 58; meet very close; very fast time is made	Results of meet.

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26	A number of girls	Attended party hosted by Hazel Barnes.


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27	Arthur P. Volkman	Is principal in Davenport and is married.


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28	Dr. Chas. Lambert	Will be visiting here with his wife.


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29	Effie Eckholm and Belle Britton	Visited Fae Crosby.


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30	Esther Knudsen	Attended house party in Vinton.


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31	Grace E. Lambert	Has taken a position in East Waterloo.


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32	Grace Hillis	Spent weekend with Beatrice Reynolds in Cedar Rapids.


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33	Harriet Jongewaard	Is working in Aberdeen, South Dakota.


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34	Helen Seevers	Returned to school after the death of her father.


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35	Homer Veatch	Is taking part in a comic opera.


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36	Kenneth Colegrove	Is a lecturer at Mt. Holyoke College in Massachusetts.


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37	Lena Harriet Overholzer	Married H. J. Fogh.


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38	Marie Simpson	Went to Davenport.


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39	Mary Hunter	Will be teaching in Waterloo.


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40	Maude Bozarth	Is engaged in social settlement work in New York City, New York.


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41	Mr. and Mrs. McCann	Welcome their new son, Frank.


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42	Mrs. Pearl Fortune-Widick	Is living in Lemore, California.


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43	Nellie McConnell	Returned home after death of brother-in-law.


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44	O'Del Barr	Is ill.


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45	Olga Sproesser	Is teaching in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.


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46	On March 3, 1915	Ina Clump married Charles Jackson.


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47	Paul B. Samson	Has taken a position at Michigan State Normal School.


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48	Prof. Newton	Made a funny comment.


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49	Roy Abbott	Spent the weekend at Deep River.


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50	Ruby Schenenberger	Entertained her father.


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51	Sioux Leefers	Married Luther A. Fuhrmeister.


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52	Supt. Stiles	Visited the campus.


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53	The "Melting Pot"	Was presented by the Dramatic Club in Allison.


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54	The English Club	Enjoyed annual May breakfast.


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55	The First Congregational Church	Raised funds for alumna Delpha Davis, a missionary.


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56	The Special Primaries	Had a picnic.

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57	A number of I. S. T. C. girls	Had dinner at the Black Hawk Hotel.


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58	Among the faculty members	Several attended May Music Festival at Cornell College.


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59	Anna Janssen	Visited Marcella Fangman.


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60	Bertha Jones	Visited Leola Bush.


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61	Cora Teller and Ethel Thompson	Visited Iva Richards.


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62	Floyd Walsh	Took Training School boys to tennis tournament.


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63	Francis Lane	Visited with friends in Charles City.


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64	Gladys Snyder	Is coming to visit friends.


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65	Helen and Ada Anderson	Helped with the May dinner.


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66	Helene Howell	Visited Drina Thompson.


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67	May Reiss	Has tonsillitis.


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68	Miss Childs	Was toastmistress at Woman's Club meeting.


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69	Prof. Cory and Pres. Seerley	Spent Saturday in Cedar Rapids.


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70	Ruth Westfall	Visited her new home in Independence.


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71	Supt. J. M. Davis	Was interviewing for new teachers.


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72	Work has already been started	Elizabeth Hughes' house is under construction.

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73	Movement on foot for city Y. M. C. A.; students are active in soliciting for proposition; two thousand dollars pledged	Students and faculty joined local businessmen in helping to plan a Cedar Falls branch of the Y. M. C. A.


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74	Y. M. conference at Lake Geneva; men from central states will gather in annual conference; inspiring program of speakers; conference opens June 18	Twenty-five I. S. T. C. men are expected at attend annual religious convention.