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| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal Eyte | 2 | 5 | 37 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Mamie Thurston | Teaching in Red Oak. |
| Miss Loa Cunningham | Teaching at Harlan. |
| Miss Amy Reed | Teaching in New London, Wisconsin. |
| George Bushyager | Enjoying his bicycle. |
| Miss Mable Joslin | Teaching in Pomeroy. |
| Miss Mable Palmer | Visited Ada Harrison. |
| Miss Farrington | Took up work again. |
| Miss Lillie Johnson | Teaching at Jewell Junction. |
| A large mass of plaster | Fell from ceiling of first floor in South Hall. |
| The shoe social last Friday | Resounding success; Percy Huggett was auctioneer. |
| Miss Frank Stewart | Teaching in Red Oak. |
| Miss Eva Wildman | Visits home in Marshalltown. |
| Miss Emma Ridley | Goes to Ella Moore's funeral in Rockford. |
| The boys of the Klier club | Go to river for boat ride and picnic. |
| Mrs. C. C. Arns | Visited Mamie Archer. |
| Mrs. O. B. Chassell | Stops on way to Iowa Falls. |
| Miss Grace Chapman | Leaves school due to illness. |
| The society bulletin board in the vestibule of Central Hall. | Neotrophians have new board. |