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| Normal Eyte | 8 | 12 | 169 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| On account of sickness | Hannah Tow left school. |
| Gertie Jaklin | Sister visited. |
| Julia Miller | Visited friends. |
| Coasting is a favorite amusement | |
| Dora Brunner | Called home. |
| E. N. Gibson | Will teach next term. |
| Skating is now a favorite amusement | |
| Miss Edna Poor | Has eye trouble. |
| The new street car line | Doing good business. |
| Mary Hartley's brother | Visits on way to California. |
| Gertrude Apple | Sister sick. |
| The following is the program | Program for Neotrophian public session. |
| J. B. Rupert | Teaching in Pennsylvania. |
| Ella Danskin's mother and sister | Visited. |
| The following have received appointments | Roster of students who have new jobs. |
| F. D. McIlravy | Mother's health improving. |
| The great football game | Called off due to snow; was to have been played by teams of men who had never before played. |
| Fred Salisbury | Working with brother in Upper Book Room. |
| C. R. Peters, J. A. Boyle, Casper Schenk, and F. A. Mahannah | Attended YMCA convention. |
| Mary Arnold | Burned when lamp catches clothing on fire. |
| W. G. Detwiller | Visited Fonda. |