College Eye — October 9, 1913

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103	Kaffir Boys open lecture course	African choir will sing; profile of the group.
103	Highland Park preliminary debate held Monday	Preliminary debate was held Monday; teams picked for debate against Highland Park.
104	Science Club holds meeting	Discussed chemical reactions and the Plantesmal hypothesis.
104	Science Club holds meeting	Discussed chemical reactions and the Plantesmal hypothesis.
104	Lichty chosen cheer leader	Pep Club elects council as well.
104	English Club elects officers	Fifteen new members were inducted.
105	Official Notes	News of other normal schools.
106	Faculty changes	O. B. Read will take Professor Getchell's place; photo.
106	Christian Associations	Emma Byers spoke twice to the Y. W. C. A.
106	Athletics	Football team lost to Iowa, 45-3.
109	Ellsworth here Friday	Encourages student passes to buy season tickets to games.
109	Societies	News of literary societies; Sioux and Delphian inducted new members.
111	College girl series begins	Women encourage to attend lectures on everyday subjects.
113	Miss Clara E. Schrag	Teaching grammar at Parkersburg.
113	Miss Carol Forgey	Director of Kindergarten at Manchester.
113	Misses Clara and Laura Chassell	Taking graduate work at Northwestern University.
113	The engagement of Miss Illiah Long	Illiah Long is engaged to Roger Fitz.
113	Miss Nell Lucas	Accepted the position of kindergarten teacher at Mason City, Iowa.
113	Miss Iva Leary	Teaching in Minneapolis.
113	Miss Emma Corneliussen	Teaching in Pomeroy, Iowa.
114	Prof. G. W. Samson	Gave an address on "Science and the Bible" in Waterloo.
114	Emory Meyers, son of O. W. Meyers	Entered the State University to study pharmacy.
114	Miss Bertha Martin	Enjoying a visit from her sister, who lives in Kansas.
114	Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson	Along with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stone arrived for a visit with Edith Wilson and Leora Stone.
114	Miss Ruth Porter	Called home due to the illness of her mother.
114	Miss Margaret Dick	Spent time with her sister Mary.
114	Prof. and Mrs. S. A. Lynch	Entertained the English department faculty at their home.
114	Mrs. C. H. Bailey	Entertained the faculty at a luncheon.
114	Miss Elizabeth Upton	Principal at Quasqueton.
114	Clyde Workman	Superintendent of schools at Red Lake Falls, Minnesota.
114	In a business letter to the editor	R. W. Getchell writes that everything is going fine at his new job in Madison, Wisconsin.
114	Fred Vorhies	Superintendent of schools in Lansing, Iowa.
114	Miss Hattie McConnell	Attended the wedding of a friend in Marshalltown, Iowa.
114	Miss Alice Smith	Enjoyed a visit from her aunt.
114	Miss Kathryn Meyers	Given the position of principal at Eldon, Iowa.
114	Miss Frances Gleason	Enjoying the position of teacher of music at Early, Iowa.
114	Miss Jessie Aitchison	Teaching in Oelwein, Iowa.
114	Miss Inez Devens	Working as an instructor in Charles City, Iowa.
114	Miss Anna Neumueller	Living near Norway, Iowa.
114	Miss Ora M. Strait	Instructor of eighth grade at Ogden, Iowa.
114	Mrs. L. M. Parsons	Teaching in Dawson, Iowa.
114	Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor	Appointed head of the Public Speaking Department in the State Normal at Valley City, North Dakota.
114	Miss Jessie Lindsley	Working as a primary teacher at Grundy Center.
114	Miss Henrietta Pals	Teaching at Manson, Iowa.
114	Miss Loa Simons	Enjoying her work as a teacher in Union, Iowa.
114	Miss Hallie Jennings	Teaching geography and botany at the Short Ridge High School in Minneapolis.
114	Miss Fay Thomas	Enjoyed a visit from her mother.
116	Cedar Falls had a big part in the annual convention	The Third District Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs was held at Clarion; Marion McFarland Walker was a chairperson.
116	Miss Caroline Shirk	Enjoying teaching at Bradley, South Dakota.
116	Mr. E. S. Fyler	Will complete summer courses here and then transfer to Ames.
116	Mrs. Walker	Enjoying a visit from her aunt.
116	Miss Hazel Aldrich	Enjoying a visit from her two aunts.
116	Mrs. Fullerton of Fort Dodge	Paid a visit to her daughter Bess.
116	The last issue of "The Gregg Writer"	Article about R. V. Coffey was presented by the paper.
116	Mr. Brian Condit	Spent time at his home on College Hill.
116	There will be a music recital	Music recital will be given by members of the faculty.
116	Miss Alice Winthers	Spent time with friends at college.