College Eye — October 23, 1913

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
135	Occasionally our attention is called	Attributes success to faith in God.
136	First convention was a success	North Central County Schools Association held first convention at T. C.; hope to raise standard of rural schools; President Seerley proposes Saturday study centers.
136	Frank C. Travers delivers interesting lecture	Impersonated Napoleon Bonaparte.
136	True Blue Club will hold meeting	All students in rural school education are in the club.
136	Courses in state schools will be coordinated	Will help students transfer between state schools more easily.
137	Athletics	Football team lost to St. Joe, 7-6; will play Grinnell next week.
137	Official Notes	Notes on education around the country; ISNS alumna Elizabeth Perkins is conducting tours of Europe and the Middle East.
138	Lecture course	Short biography of Maggie Teyte.
141	Christian Associations	Budget for Y. W. C. A.; lecture on Rome for Newman Society.
143	Societies	News of literary societies; Ossolis, Chrestomathians, Orios, and Irvings had initiation ceremonies.
145	Supt. C. R. Houstman and Miss Elma Sherwood	Attended the North Central County Schools Association meeting in Cedar Falls.
145	Miss Harriett Bozarth	Returned to Cedar Falls to attend the teachers convention.
145	Mrs. Jessie Lantz of Mason City, Miss Lillie Winter and Miss Mamie Kennedy	Attended the teachers convention in Cedar Falls.
145	Miss Bernice Sweeney	Recently married Fred Anthony.
145	Miss Effie Thompson	Spending time with her sister.
146	Miss Henrietta Thornton	Gave a presentation on European art and foreign cities.
146	Miss Florence Ward	One of the principal speakers at the baby health contest at the Electric Park.
146	The initiations	Literary societies hold initiations.
146	Miss Bessie Keith	Attended the wedding of a friend at Iowa Falls.
146	Miss Dorothy Franke	Made a short visit with her sister in Cedar Falls.
146	Prof. Reuben McKitrick	Scheduled to take part in a discussion of labor conditions and regulations at the annual meeting of the Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction.
146	The meeting of the P. E. O.	Henrietta Thornton gave an excellent presentation.
146	Miss Ila Gregg and Miss Tinkham	Both visited their homes.
146	Prof. H. J. Peterson	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
146	Miss Sara Riggs	Enjoying a visit from her sister.
146	In an October number of the Musical Courier	Musical Courier review of a show that included Iowa State Teachers College alumnus Orlo Bangs.
146	Supt. A. C. Fuller	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
146	Mr. R. W. Scott	Director of Manual Arts in the Tamalphais Polytechnic High School at Mill Valley, California.
146	Reports from Hartley, Iowa	R. O. Bagby is doing well as superintendent of the Hartley schools.
146	Miss Faye Palmer	Returned to Cedar Falls for a short visit with her parents.
146	Miss Alison Aitchison	Enjoyed a visit from her sister-in-law.
148	Last Monday afternoon	The Colegrove home was the scene of a meeting of the Mothers' Council or Childs Welfare Association; other programs and meetings were announced.
148	Miss Bertha Schmidt of Little Cedar	Visited with former college classmates and teachers.
148	Misses Jennie Graham and Bertha Gilbert	Spent time at their homes in Cedar Falls.
148	Prof. R. F. Seymour	Staff members referee high school games.
148	Miss Daisy Ellis	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
148	Miss Jennie Daubenberger	Teaching in the Cedar Falls schools.
148	Prof. Berkstrasser	Spent time with his parents at Mt. Carroll, Illinois.
148	Miss Margaret Findley	Called home due to an illness to her grandmother.