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1 Charles Foster Kent lectures; called special assembly at second hour Excerpts from his address.
2 Conference held at Des Moines; many of the faculty members will attend About six thousand will attend the ISTA convention.
3 Helen Stanley gives recital Tuesday night; Madame Stanley comes very highly recommended Performer profile; photo.
4 Homecoming was likened to great family reunion; several hundred alumni returned for the event Weather was bad, but many took part in activities; description of activities.
5 Popular official weds; Miss Anna Funk, superintendent of schools, bride of S. A. Reid
6 Prizes awarded best decorated houses on Hill Tumble Inn and Skybo House are first and second.
7 Returned punts netting team 96 yds. Abram "Jimmy" James plays for T. C.; photo.
8 Teacher's able punter Russell Dickinson plays for T. C.; photo.
9 Tutors battle with Upper Iowa for 0--0 game; muddy field handicaps players on many plays; punting contest developed Summary of the game.
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10 Dorrell Hall Boarding house news.
11 Mary Doland visits college
Campbell--Macy (Rural Education Faculty) 		Inspects work in rural education.
12 Second year junior college News from the class.
13 Sociology Club Hears reports from students on Commercial Club, Arkansas, and early teachers.
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14 Homecoming address
Seerley--Homer Horatio (President of ISNS and ISTC) 		Text of President Seerley's Homecoming address.
15 Homerians Met for program.
16 The ambitious lassies Poetic tribute to women who work in Bartlett Hall cafeteria.
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17 A better paper Encourages students to contribute to the newspaper.
18 Pennsylvania James Herbert Kelley is the secretary of the state educational association.
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19 A daughter, Mary Ann Professor Dick has a new granddaughter.
20 Mrs. Jesse L. McLaughlin Died in New York City on October 5, 1921.
21 Mrs. Mary M. Doland Inspected rural education activities on campus; Professor Campbell escorted her.
22 The Austin, Minnesota, high school New building completed there at cost of $1.25 million; Samuel T. Neveln and Herbert Wheeler have been associated with the work there.
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23 English Department English Club met; Professor Hogrefe spoke on her thesis on Browning.
24 Osokosy Inn Boarding house news.
25 The Kid's party Christian associations held a kid's party; enjoyed games and stunts.
26 The Y. M. C. A. Professor Campbell addressed group on ISTC traditions.
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27 Achoth House Boarding house news.
28 Barn(y)ard Hall news Boarding house news.
29 Barrigar Hall briefs Boarding house news.
30 Harmony Hall echoes Boarding house news.
31 Hon. B. F. Osborne B. F. Osborne married Mettie Heator Bailey.
32 Prof. Peterson to make visit here Henry Peterson has been teaching in Oregon.
33 Training School News News from the Training School.
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34 Alvin Baumgartner Returned for Homecoming.
35 Any messages Marie Kline is sailing to India.
36 Claude Dickie Visited campus.
37 Dry Den Boarding house news.
38 Eugene Lynch Visited campus last weekend.
39 Harmony Hall Notes Boarding house news.
40 Hope Foote Teaching in Charles City; spent the weekend on campus.
41 Lenard Banes Visited campus.
42 Miller Christiansen Returned for Homecoming.
43 Miss Leora Doolittle Visited her sister Roda.
44 Miss Leora Doolittle Joined her sister visiting friends in Independence.
45 Paul Stewart Attended the football game.
46 Ruth Fabrick Teaching in Owasa; visited campus during the weekend.
47 Skybo House (formerly Ley Hall) Boarding house news.
48 Spicer Hall Boarding house news.