College Eye — September 24, 1913

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71	Within a few weeks	Candidates for the Old Gold elections need to announce themselves soon; staff should publish business report in College Eye.
71	"Pep" club organized	Cheers practiced; officers elected; nearly all men attend meeting.
71	Debate question settled	Will debate fixed rate utilities with Highland Park.
72	Miss Lambert entertains	English Club holds first meeting of year; students and faculty present papers.
72	Women's debating league is organized	Women organize after unsuccessful attempt last spring.
72	Temperance association meeting	Black Hawk County meeting; purpose was to encourage more interest in the temperance movement.
72	Official Notes	News notes of important faculty and school matters; Professor Loughridge is in Germany; new classes in home economics organized; library crowded; enrollment is over 1300; Professor Campbell studying rural schools.
73	Faculty changes	Chloe Siner is taking Mabel Lodge's position in English; J. O. Perrine and Macy Campbell join staff; photo.
74	Athletics	Progress report on the football team.
77	Christian associations	Regular meetings held.
77	Societies	News from the literary societies; meeting programs.
81	Supt. C. R. Houstman	Spent time visiting friends on College Hill.
81	Miss Eva Ekstam	Started work as a primary teacher in the public schools at Maurice.
81	Miss Beatrice Bozarth	Has begun her work in the Latin Department
81	Lee Shillinglaw	Visited the city before returning to Iowa City; spent the summer in Oklahoma.
81	Mark I. Roberts	Visited the college; lives in San Jose, Iowa, where he is engaged in the banking business.
81	Mrs. Will Cousins of Earlville, Iowa	Called to Cedar Falls by the illness of her daughter; has returned home with her daughter.
81	Miss Frances Dickey	Left for Ohio to take up work in the music department of the Ohio State Normal School.
82	Miss Mary Mitze	Accepted a position teaching piano in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
82	Mr. Bert Cleveland	Visited in Cedar Falls while the Algona Fair was going on.
82	Mr. Sydner Maiden	Stopped in Cedar Falls on his way to Iowa City.
82	M. G. Begeman and H. Bley	Left to take up work in Michigan.
82	Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Visited their daughter in Cedar Rapids.
82	Miss Edrie Cohoon	Married to Coan Moore at the home of J. F. Cohoon.
82	Miss Faye Palmer	Visited with her sister at Webb, Iowa.
82	Miss Harriet Case	Assisted Agnes Bodholdt in a concert at the Universalist church of Waterloo.
82	About fifty members of the Baptist church	Professor and Mrs. G. W. Newton held a gathering at their home.
82	Miss Maye Henry	Spent time in Cedar Falls visiting friends.
82	Miss Louise Smith	Instructor of Physical Training at Charles City; spent time with friends in Cedar Falls.
82	On Wednesday, September 10	Verna Farrington married Clarence E. Kaser.
82	Dr. E. E. Rall	Spent time visiting his sister in Cedar Falls; spoke at chapel.
82	Mr. John McDonald	Visited the college.
82	The Ossolis	Held a reception in the Commercial Club.
82	Mr. I. C. Martin	Visited his parental home in Cedar Falls with his family.
82	Mr. George Vinall	Left for work in Springfield, Massachusetts.
84	Miss Jennie Sanders	Visited campus.
84	Mrs. J. O. Perrine	Arrived in Cedar Falls from Ann Arbor, Michigan.
84	Miss Vera Whinery	Back in school after an extended illness.
84	Miss Florence Stevens	Accompanied Eunice Sparkman to her home in Eldora.
84	The Shakes and Aristos	Enjoyed an evening of fun in the old gymnasium.