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| Normal Eyte | 20 | 19 | 321 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Lorna Friddin | Spent Friday with friends on the Hill. |
| Miss Genevieve Griffith | Substituted in Cedar Falls. |
| Mrs. E. W. Wright | Visited the kindergarten department. |
| Mary Louise Peebles | Is slowly recovering from diphtheria. |
| Miss Biscoe | Is improving from her illness. |
| Hazel Naylor | Spent Sunday with her parents. |
| Irene Cromer | Left school due to illness. |
| Sadie Smale | Sprained her knee in the gym. |
| Miss Ethel Paulger | Visited the Hill last week. |
| The Misses Purdy, Goodwin and Marcue | Entertained some of the faculty members. |
| Mrs. Walker | Entertained the women of the faculty. |
| A. B. Harris | Was a business caller last week. |
| Miss Lenora Arent | Was in the hospital because her doctor advised a rest. |
| Because of the kindness | Ella Danskin Shaw furnishes flowers for the students in the hospital. |
| Mr. Horace Love | Spent Sunday on the Hill with friends. |
| Mr. Roger Fitz | Spent Sunday on the Hill. |
| Men are expected | Roofing to begin soon on the library. |
| Miss Flora Roberts | Left school because of an attack of grippe. |
| Miss Call and Rice | Entertained some of the women on the faculty. |
| The basketball team | Could not make it to their game in Charles City due to a train wreck in Dyersville. |
| Prof. Dean | Is a clairvoyant predicting the future, especially for the college women. |
| Several carloads of coal | Coal was delivered last Thursday. |