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| Publication | Volume | Number | Page |
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| College Eye | 3 | 13 | 232a |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Miss Anna Funk | Training students for the upcoming declamatory contest. |
| Mrs. W. W. Gist | Returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Minneapolis and St. Paul. |
| The Y. W. C. A. | Gave an acquaintance party in honor of the new women. |
| Miss Mildred Packard | Spent time with her friend, Ruth Miller, at Mt. Vernon. |
| The following clipping from the Waterloo Reporter | Story about a reading given by Lenore Shanewise. |
| Miss Frances B. Patterson, of Chicago | Gave a lecture on China in the Auditorium. |
| Prof. G. W. Walters | Talked to a convention of teachers in Mason City. |
| Mrs. C. P. Colegrove | Entertained members of her Sunday school class. |
| Mr. John Briden | Sold the highest number of tickets to the Highland Park-Teachers debate. |
| Prof. G. W. Samson | Lectured to a group of teachers at Nevada, Iowa. |
| Miss Mary Mitze | Expected home from Oklahoma for the holiday season. |