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| Normal Eyte | 21 | 3 | 47 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Hazel Webster | Former Training School professor visit friends on the Hill before heading to Penn, Nebraska, to be a critic teacher. |
| Mr. Alfred Meyers | Studying medicine at Louisville, Kentucky; visited friends on the Hill. |
| Messrs. R. D. and C. O. Gray of Cedar Rapids | Spent time with their sister, Eleanor Gray. |
| Dr. and Mrs. Miner, of Knoxville | Spent time with their daughter, Maude Miner. |
| This is what the Charles City Intelligence has to say | Professor H. W. Chehock will be superintendent of schools in Clear Lake, Iowa. |
| Monday, Sept. 12th 1910 | George C. Cleveland and wife became proud parents of a baby boy. |
| Supt. W. H. Reeves | Leaving to take control of the Glidden newspaper; W. H. Manifold is the new superintendent. |
| Miss Ella Bennett of Denver | Visited campus on Thursday. |
| Miss Louise Anderson | In Iowa City visiting friends. |
| Clara E. Meyer | Teaching in Yankton, South Dakota. |
| The following student instructors | Student instructors appointed to the orchestral department. |