College Eye — January 29, 1914

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
283	At the Parsons game	Students are warned against "roasting" officials at games.
283	President Seerley's co-operation proposition received favorably	Rural schools within a few miles of Cedar Falls will be supervised by ISTC; plan for assisting with rural education.
284	Mathematics Club will meet	Will discuss "Duplication of the Cube".
284	McDonald wins declamatory contest	Flora Stookey won second and Esther Shoemaker won third place.
284	Senior '14 annual will be dedicated to Miss Martin	Seniors meet; decide to dedicate 1914 Old Gold to Bertha Martin; will contribute $1 each for some sort of memorial.
285	Oratorical preliminary to be held over	Due to problems with scoring, the contest will be held again with new judges next week.
285	Meeting of Schiller Club	Studied German language.
285	The Old Gold	Subscription campaign has started.
285	True Blue Club notes	Will not meet until next week.
286	Official Notes	Study Center schedule; summary of teaching certificates issued; ISTC students will be granted certificate for two year rural education course of study.
289	Lecture course	W. J. Burns, a former United States secret service officer, will speak.
291	Athletic	Basketball team defeated Parsons, 22-14; four members have been selected for the gymnastics team.
293	Christian Associations	Mr. Kay will speak on the message of science and the Bible; mission study classes will start; patriotism is discussed in the Catholic Association.
294	G. C. Hamersly	Spent time with friends in Cedar Falls.
294	On the last day of the old year	Daisy McLeod married H. C. Cosgriff.
294	Societies	Homerians perform winter program.
294	Miss Cleo Hurley	Spent time with College Hill friends.
296	Miss Bernice Briggs	Spent time in Rockford at her home.
296	Miss Marion Holmes	Enjoyed a visit to her home in Cedar Rapids.
296	The Siouxs	Club of South Dakota women, had dinner at the Lowe home.
296	Monday evening at the home of Miss Fannie Hemenway	P. E. O. celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary.
296	Mr. Hawley Whitacre of Davenport	Returned to visit his home on College Hill.
296	Misses Edith Riland, Irma VanDerveer, and Ina Deal	Traveled to Oelwein to represent the local Baptist Y. P. U. at the district convention.
296	Earl Wild	Spent time at the home of his parents.
296	Miss Florence Stevenson	Out of school due to illness.
296	Miss Hollie Morris	Suffering from an attack of the mumps.
296	Miss Ruth Merryfield	Out of school due to illness.
296	Miss Emma Lambert	Spent time in Chicago on business.
296	Mesdames D. S. Wright, C. A. Fullerton, and G. W. Walters	Entertained a group of friends at the Wright house.
296	Miss Louetta Sprague	Working as grade teacher in Minneapolis schools.
296	Miss Bertha Williams	Visited friends in Cedar Falls.
296	Prof. Geo. H. Mount	Made a member of the Iowa State Conference of Charities and Correction.
296	Mrs. John McCoy	Entertained college students and friends in honor of Teresa J. Murphy and Kathryn Murphy.
296	Miss Grace Lewiston	Accepted a position in the high school at Arlington.
296	Miss Mae Bates	Started teaching at Shell Rock.
296	Miss Nina Clarke	Returned to Cedar Falls.
296	Miss Maude Warren	Visited friends who attend college in Cedar Falls.
296	Miss Nita Shomler	Spent time at her home in Shellsburg, Iowa.