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| College Eye | 3 | 12 | 214 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Prof. R. V. Coffey | Attended the annual meeting of the Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers Association. |
| Miss Doris Klinefelter | Began work in the German department of the Guttenburg High School. |
| On June 26, 1913 | Vada Yates married Charles Reynolds. |
| Miss Lulah Bennett | Left school to begin her work as a teacher in Lake Mills, Iowa. |
| Friends of Ruth Wright | Has returned to Yankton, South Dakota, after an injury to her knee was sufficiently healed. |
| Mr. Chris Hansen | Spent Thanksgiving vacation in Cedar Falls. |
| On account of ill health | Christine Thoene was forced to give up her teaching job and move to California to regain her health. |
| The following alumni were present | Roster of alumni who attended the meeting of the North Central Association of Science and Mathematics in Des Moines. |
| Mr. Karl Nolte | Enjoyed Thanksgiving at his home in Cedar Falls. |
| Mrs. Katherine Oliver McCoy of Canton, Ohio | Was a visitor on College Hill. |
| Miss Ruth McIlree | Visited friends on College Hill. |
| Miss Florence Brumbaugh | Teaching second grade in the Garfield Building in Everett, Washington. |
| Local friends have received word | Baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crouse. |
| Prof. G. W. Samson | Gave two educational addresses to the school teachers of Keokuk. |
| Miss Helen Cramer | Enjoyed her time spent in Ames. |
| Miss Florence E. Ward | Gave two lectures over her break. |
| Miss Elsie Williams of Milford, Iowa | Appointed a critic teacher in training and started her work. |
| Prof. C. H. Bailey | Attended a large convention of manual training teachers in Illinois. |
| Miss Leone Short | Entertained a party of College Hill young people. |