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Mrs. Frank N. Seerley of Springfield, Massachusetts Is visiting President and Mrs. Seerley; her sister Mrs. Seashore, is in Iowa City; her husband, Frank N. Seerley, is in France working with the Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. Blanche Walters Oelwein high school principal was the guest of Professor and Mrs. G. W. Walters.
Professor Fullerton Spoke to the teacher's institute in Grundy Center.
Hilda Faris Spent weekend in Grundy Center with sister, Mrs. C. S. Macy.
Manford Kint, '17 First class submarine petty officer arrived in Cedar Falls after military discharge.
President George S. Dick, '88 Nebraska State Normal School President spent weekend visiting daughter Mrs. Mary Dick Frisby.
Miss Ruth Kennedy Visited Eva King at the Goldfield.
Kathryn Karsten Sang at the Declamatory Contest at Jesup and visited Ethel Howard last weekend.
Maryeda Boyd Was the guest of Mae Cole in Iowa City.
Helen Mills accompanied Ethyl Warner Visited the Warner home in Parkersburg.
Cora Hungerford Was called home to Dows due to father's illness.
Mrs. Walker Gave lecture on dress; part of series.
Edith Stansberry Visited Edith McDonald in Cedar Rapids.
Dr. Stone Sailed to France to take up educational work at a university there.
The college people are delighted to know Dr. Heicher, Presbyterian pastor, returns from work with the Y. M. C. A. in France.
Miss Hettie Still of Dubuque and Miss Alberta Still of Jesup Visited family in Cedar Falls.
Beatta Urdahl and Helen Tollakson were guests Visited Letha Jones in Coulter, Iowa.
Ella Hamlin Was called to Cedar Rapids due to brother's illness.
It is true that the men of our faculty¿ Two leading Cedar Falls clubs elected faculty member's wives to positions.
Doris Miller Visited home in Vinton.
Master John Paul Davis-"Jackie" Elizabeth and Helen Davis' little brother came to Bartlett Hall for a visit.
A number of college people attended a Grinnell reunion Alumni dinner and reunion.
Ella Sailor Visited home in Cedar Rapids.
Professor J. C. McGlade Was one of the instructors at the Institute of Black Hawk County Teachers last week.
Bessie Clark Visited home in Orchard, Iowa.
Jessie Meacham Went home to Clarion, Iowa, to visit recently discharged brother-in-law, Harold Hoyt.
Vera Fielman Visited home in Newhall.
Four seniors have accepted positions Beulah Reed, Harriet Spring, Neva Gutches, and Rohease Brown will be teachers in Dallas, South Dakota.
Dr. Underwood Has overcome the "flu" and has returned to work.
Manford Kint Has received his navy discharge and will return to civilian life.
Doyle K. Woodworth U. S. Army Aviation Corps man recently discharged.
L. W. Coburn visited Blanche Snowdon Plans to attend the University of Wisconsin.