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| College Eye | 3 | 3 | 67 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Pearl McCaffree | Went to Ackley to resume work in the schools there. |
| Mr. and Mrs. McFarland of Sioux City | Visited at the home of Professor and Mrs. P. A. Bond on College Hill. |
| Mr. Guy V. Aldrich | Working as the traveling State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. college associations. |
| Messrs. Roger Leavitt, Jr., Roy Davis, James Haynes, Harold Debar, Charles Boysen, Hugh Mullarky and Archie Minish | Left to enroll at the State Agricultural College. |
| Mrs. Laura Bowman Gayler of Mt. Pleasant | Attended the funeral of her cousin, Godfrey Bowman. |
| Miss Mae Bates | Came home from Rockford, Iowa, to visit her parents. |
| Mr. J. A. Woodman | Visited the college and gave a short speech at chapel. |
| "One of the pleasant surprises..." | Leo Hughes was delighted to see Warren Proctor on stage in Chicago. |
| Mr. George R. D. Kramer | Spending time with relatives in Cedar Falls. |
| Mr. Arthur Smith | Visited the college and spoke at chapel. |
| Miss Ruth Hallingby | Visited friends in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Ruby Fridell | Commenced her work in the Lincoln school in Waterloo. |