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| Normal Eyte | 21 | 15 | 265 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Mr. Arthur L. Hoover | Spent time on College Hill. |
| Mrs. Cole | Confined to her home by an attack of the grippe. |
| Mr. Emmett Cable | Afflicted with the measles. |
| Miss Helen Katz | Left in December for Florence, Alabama, to teach violin in a girl's school. |
| Miss Indie Cadwallader | Left to attend school at Berkley in California. |
| Mr. Edward Meggers | Spent time on College Hill. |
| We are pained to hear | Former pastor W. W. Lee was arrested and convicted in Dubuque. |
| Miss Pansy Siekmeyer | Teaching in Rockwell City; visitor at the Roadman home. |
| Mrs. Muhleman | Returned at the beginning of term with her husband; living at the home of Mr. L. Graham. |