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Title Article Summary
The U. H. Ley residence Was recently sold to the Reverend J. M. Morris, of Cedar Falls.
The Irving Literary Society Gave a reception in honor of the Homerians.
On Friday afternoon The Mothers' Council held a meeting to discuss "The Creation of Ideals".
Miss Bess Carrington Entertained the Standard Bearers at her home.
Prof. Reuben McKitrick Sold his residence to Professor Eells of Rolfe, who will become a member of the faculty.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Dickey Left for Stirling, Colorado, where they will make their future home.
Mr. Lee Shillinglaw Spent time at his home in Cedar Falls.
Prof. C. A. Fullerton and Miss Margaret Oliver Took part in a program given by the Cedar Valley Caledonian society in Waterloo.
Prof. G. W. Samson Gave the high school commencement speech in Van Wert, Iowa.
E. C. Roberts Re-elected principal of the Everett, Washington, high school.
E. W. Goetsch Has been elected president of the Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association; Frank E. Green elected vice-president.
Miss Mabel Hale of Independence Visited with College friends.
Four Teachers College people in Fairfield Teachers at Fairfield have been re-elected with an increase in salary.
Mr. Clark W. Hirleman Working as an engineer in Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Funk Directing the domestic drama entitled "The Valley Farm" at the Cedar Falls High School.
Miss Myra Call Attended niece's wedding.