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| College Eye | 3 | 22 | 376a |
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| Title | Article Summary |
|---|---|
| Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Cable and son | Spent their vacation in Albion, Iowa. |
| Misses Ruth Dubbert and Rachael Robertson | Enjoyed a visit to Charles City with Florence Moss. |
| Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gist of Clarion, Iowa | Spent time at the Gist home on College Hill. |
| Miss Florence Ward | Delivered lectures at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and at Rockford, Illinois. |
| Prof. Ira Condit | Visited his son in Spring Valley, Minnesota. |
| Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Aldrich | Will make their home near Clear Lake, Iowa. |
| Prof. R. V. Coffey | Spent time with his sister in La Salle, Illinois. |
| Prof. J. O. Perrine | Acted as official for the annual championship basketball contests between West and East High of Waterloo. |
| Miss Faye Palmer | After touring the eastern and southern parts of the country she returns home to live on College Hill. |
| Prof. Morgan | Enjoyed a visit to five colleges over his vacation. |
| Prof. D. S. Wright | Attended a religious education convention in Boston. |
| Misses Nora Luhery, Rose Shekelton and Lizzie Castello | Spent time visiting friends in Cedar Falls. |
| Miss Florence Falkler | Entertained a group of women at her home. |
| Immediately following the Mid-Winter Play | Entire cast celebrated at the home of Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker. |
| Miss Lillian Lambert and Miss Bertha Patt | Enjoyed time at their homes in Des Moines. |
| Miss Anna Gertrude Childs | Spent time with her father in York, Nebraska. |
| The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary | Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Deal celebrated their anniversary at their home on College Hill. |
| Miss Gertrude Dandliker | Made a visit to Chicago. |
| Miss Bertha Martin | Along with Lenore Shanewise, held a dinner party for the cast of the Mid-Winter Play. |
| Miss Flora Dunlap | Addressed a large number of women at the annual observation of Federation Day. |