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| College Eye | 3 | 18 | 310 |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Bert McDonald | Teaching in a consolidated school near Batavia, Iowa. |
| The Iowa City Daily Citizen | Recently reviewed a program by Robert Fullerton. |
| Prof. Conrad, soloist | Along with accompaniment, gave an interesting program. |
| Miss Edith Riland | Entertained the Young Peoples Baptist Union at her home. |
| Miss Nelle Dickey | Having success as teacher of home economics at Sheldon, Iowa. |
| Miss Vera Mood | Spent time at the home of her parents in Cedar Falls. |
| The many friends of Mrs. Ella Danskin Shaw | Many will regret to hear of the untimely death of her husband. |
| Mr. Len L. Toomey | Called home to Cedar Falls due to the death of his father. |
| Hawley Whitacre | Wrote a march entitled "The Cedar Falls Booster" which will be performed by the Cedar Falls Concert Band. |
| Mr. Chas. Mantle | Recently elected to the position of principal at Traer, Iowa. |
| Miss Mary Bang | Teaching in the primary grades in Lake City. |
| The Nineteenth Century Club | Held annual elections at the home of Mrs. August Freier. |
| Miss Alma Cutler | Gave a concert in Northminster Presbyterian church in Waterloo. |
| Societies | Irving Society installed officers. |
| Mr. William H. Reever | Accepted the superintendent position in the Aurelia, Iowa, schools. |
| Miss Marie Hoberg | Spent time in Vermillion, South Dakota. |