| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| College Eye | 3 | 7 | 130 |
Page 130
All Pages in this Issue
| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Homer Veatch | Teaching science and coaching athletics at Guttenberg. |
| Miss Faye Bagley | Enjoyed a visit from her mother. |
| Miss Mabel F. Kratz | Teaching in North Yakima, Washington. |
| Miss Jennie Smuck | Primary teacher in Cody, Wyoming. |
| Miss Elizabeth Bongartz | Teaching in Oskaloosa. |
| Miss Marguerite Cadwallader | Enjoying her work at Hibbing, Minnesota. |
| Miss Mae Bates | Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Anna Gurtner | Enjoying her position of assistant principal at Nichols, Iowa. |
| Miss Julia O'Keefe | Accepted a position as primary teacher in Orange City. |
| Miss Bessie Freshwaters | Fifth grade teacher at West Liberty, Iowa. |
| A recent issue of the Davenport Daily Times shows | Article featuring H. J. Whitacre was released. |
| Thomas G. P. Berger and Miss Susan Townsend | Married at Toledo, Iowa. |
| Miss Emma Gamble | Elected to a position as Primary Critic in the Northwestern State Normal School at Tahlequah, Oklahoma. |
| Miss Pearl McCaffree | Spent time at the home of her parents on College Hill. |
| J. O. Perrine | Refereed at the West Waterloo-Iowa City high school football game. |
| Miss Elizabeth McDonald | Spent time with relatives and friends in Cedar Falls. |
| Supt. H. E. Wheeler | Enjoying his work in charge of the city schools of Austin, Minnesota. |
| Miss Madalene Manning | Teaching the primary grades in Waterloo. |
| Miss Julia Hurd | Spent time at her home in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Alice Dixon | Compelled to give up her position as room teacher in the Training School on account of an illness. |
| Miss Esther McWhirter | Enjoyed a visit from her mother. |
| Miss Mabel Cooper | Enjoyed a visit from her parents. |
| Miss Marie Flynn | Spent time at her home in New Hartford. |
| Miss Harvey | Returned to school after a long illness. |
| Miss Iva Logan | Compelled to leave school on account of illness. |
| Miss Alberta Cousins of Earlville | Obituary and funeral plans given for student Alberta Cousins, who died at age fifteen. |
| Miss Oliver and Miss Allen | Entertained the new faculty members at a chicken pie supper. |