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| College Eye | 10 | 15 | 5 |
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| W. H. Roy, 1900, 1901 | Superintendent was at the college Thursday seeking teachers for Waverly schools. |
| Bonney Hanson, '18 | Has returned home after release from Ensign school. |
| "Jack" Hanson, '14 | Former school athlete arrived at Camp Dodge and expects to get his discharge in a couple of days. |
| Floyd Asher, '17 | Has been discharged from army and is home in Clarksville. |
| Fred Jean has entered college here. | Following Navy discharge. |
| Professor Winfield Scott | Addressed the Cedar Falls Vegetable Growers Association in the Commercial Club rooms Tuesday. |
| Irene Parno left last Wednesday | Accepted a position as Davenport's Public School Supervisor. |
| Mrs. P. M. Wilson of Greenfield, Iowa | Spent weekend with daughter Nina. |
| M. R. Foysam, 1899, 1904, State Inspector | Consulted Professor Fullerton Thursday regarding vocal music work. |
| Miss Helen Brocksmit | Spent week with brother in Chicago; brother recently returned from France with honorable discharge. |
| Gladys Ravenscroft and her roommate, Doris Miller | Spent the weekend at their homes in Cedar Rapids and Vinton. |
| Miss Mae Tuttle arrived | Independence nurse to visit sister Winifred. |
| Manford Kint, recently discharged | U. S. Navy man has re-entered school. |
| Supt. Irving Finger | Parkersburg Superintendent visited Monday and hired Edith Steele. |
| The Ossoli girls cast their studies aside | Women enjoyed a social event in hall. |
| Bethene Smith, Physical Education '17 | Stopped briefly to visit college friends while on a lyceum trip. |
| H. E. Blackmar, 1893, 1894 | Spent the beginning of week selecting two teachers for Ottumwa schools. |
| Vivian Walton has been compelled | Has given up her school duties due to mother's illness and surgery. |
| Nita King | Went to Shell Rock to visit sister Opal. |
| Miss Katherine Fobes left Saturday | For Y. W. C. A. conference. |
| Miss Katherine Gowans' | Was visited by siblings. |
| Laura Hampton was called to her home | Due to grandmother's death. |
| Lucile Hon and Dorothy Toman | Hilda Stauffacher's guests in Ackley. |
| Alma Hanson and Clara Foss | Practice teaching in schools near Cedar Falls. |
| Vernice Allen of Clarion | Jessie Mechem's guest at college for a few days. |
| Mrs. Franklin of Chicago, Ill. | Guest of sister Sara Riggs. |
| Misses Lois Alley, Cozette Law, Clotilda Lawler | Nine women were the guests of Anne Weaver at a weekend house party in Ackley. |
| Misses Hilda, Georgia, and Selma Sandven | Enjoyed a visit from their recently discharged brother Samson. |
| Ruth Shepley | Arrived Saturday to visit Jessie Mechem. |
| Miss Elizabeth Platner enjoyed a brief visit | Recently released from duty Ensign Henry J. Platner visited. |
| Marion Rash was called home | Went to New Providence due to grandfather's death. |
| Miss Helen Burrows | University of Minnesota student was guest of sister Marian. |
| Edna Moats was called to her home at Volga | Mother's illness; death after her arrival. |
| John Lucas | Visited school for a few days after his recent honorable discharge. |