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| Normal Eyte | 13 | 13 | 199 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
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| The intermediate department of the Pomeroy schools | Agnes Gilbride is in charge there. |
| Mary Sayre | Teaching in Larchwood. |
| Fannie Dickey | Teaching at Bedford. |
| D. D. Schneider | Studying at University of Iowa. |
| The intermediate teacher in the Gilman schools | Mildred Bates is teaching there. |
| Alvin E. Reynolds | Farming in Kansas. |
| Elise M. Steinman | Teaching near Cresco. |
| Amy Arey | Visited home. |
| Mary and Carrie King | Teaching in Charles City. |
| Dr. Wm. E. Long | Visited campus. |
| Mary (Flagler) Scott | Living in Illinois. |
| Lee Campbell | Doing well at Panora. |
| L. D. Salisbury | Principal in Malvern. |
| Edythe Wickersham | Teaching at Maxwell. |
| Midland schools states | Praise for work of Arthur Owen. |
| G. E. Pruitt | Principal in school in the Philippine Islands. |
| A new honor came to one of out number when the degree M. C. (Master of Chess) was conferred | B. B. Rice wins chess award; invited to play at World's Fair in St. Louis. |
| W. W. Coates | Has a new son. |
| On August 27, 1902 | Hannah Bubeck married W. F. Berner. |