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| College Eye | 14 | 18 | 8 |
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| Charles Eslick | Confined to his home for a while due to an illness. |
| Elsa Walter | Sprained her ankle. |
| Miss Marjorie Fisher | Fell and hurt both of her ankles. |
| Walter Schultz | Visited his home in Cedar Falls. |
| Elzo Sarchett | Visited West Union. |
| Dale Fairweather | Left school and accepted a position at Thorson's. |
| Miss Jean Brady | Visited friends in Chicago. |
| Earl Stout | Visited friends and family in Nevada, Iowa. |
| Al Fry | Visited Waverly. |
| Gordon Smith | Preached at the Church of Christ. |
| January 9, a party of 30 students and a few others | Went to Cedar Rapids to hear Alfred Cortet, a famous French pianist, perform. |
| Marie McNamara and Irene Rasmussen | Visited friends in Waterloo. |
| Eunice Rummens | Missed class because she was ill. |
| Bartlett Hall | News about residents. |
| L. S. A. | Met recently and held program. |
| Foundation funds aid to students; American-Scandinavian society will award 20 scholarships | |
| Mission study classes to be held | Arrangements made by YWCA. |
| Miss Harriet Case in Chicago recital | Well attended and well received. |