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| College Eye | 18 | 19 | 5 |
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| Mr. A. C. Fuller | Visited Des Moines on business. |
| Reverend William E. Hammond | Will speak on campus. |
| Miss Anna Cordts | Conducting experimental work in her hometown of Boone. |
| Eastern Star Tea | Held for all members. |
| Mrs. McKitrick | Unable to work due to illness. |
| The Forensic League | Roster of officers elected a recent meeting. |
| Professor S. A. Lynch | Judged a declamatory contest in Ackley with Grace Hunter and C. L. Jackson. |
| There has been considerable sickness | Faculty members and students at the Training School have been ill. |
| Mr. Campbell | Working with the National Education Association. |
| The little son of Professor Nelson | Taken to the hospital for ear problems. |
| Professor Arey | Entertained friends at his home in honor of his 84th birthday. |
| Miss Bernice Allen | Missed classes due to illness. |
| Supt. J. P. McAnelly | Superintendent in Spencer; visited campus. |
| Miss Grace Hunter | Judged a declamatory contest in Ackley. |
| Miss Gladys Lynch | Will do extension work in Renwick and Stuart; will teach in Fort Dodge for the remainder of the year. |
| The Faculty Dames | Division C will arrange a program for the next meeting. |
| Mrs. E. J. Cable | Returned from visiting her sister, Mrs. Jack Parbox, in St. Paul. |
| Coming Events | Dates, places and times of upcoming events. |
| Professor Macy Campbell | Lectured before the Farm Bureau in Burlington and in Muscatine. |
| How many get E's? | Urges women to participate in WAA activities. |