Normal Eyte — January 26, 1892

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
18	Miss Florence F. Walraven	Becomes high school assistant at Marshalltown.
18	Miss White found a place	Resigns Cedar Falls position and marries M. O. Roland; Harriet Carpenter will take her place.
18	Luelle V. Simmons	Resigns from Bellevue due to poor health.
18	Harriet Brooks Hartshorn	Will succeed Lizzie Hughes at State Center; Lizzie Hughes will become superintendent of Louisa County.
18	Hon. Henry Sabin	Prepares lectures; predictions of success as editor of Iowa School Journal.
18	Miss Eva Leland	Offered $70 job in Aurora, Illinois, but Cresco board will not release her.
19	Honorable Jno. B. Knoepfler	Lengthy profile of new state superintendent; photo.
20	State institutions of Iowa	Correction of table published earlier.
20	We of the Normal	Had hoped to be visited by a legislative committee so that they could see the school's crowded conditions.
20	To the lady students	Piersol's Dry Goods solicits business.
21	Report of Bible study classes for fall term of 1891	Total of 360 involved in work.
21	The first of a series	Professor Wright delivers lecture to AOUW.
21	County Superintendent J. L. Buechele	May hold spring institute.
21	The friends of Miss Lu Erion	Teaching in South Omaha.
21	In a country school of forty-two pupils	Bertha Wyant teaching.
21	Will Knickerbocker and J. E. Harwood	Knickerbocker teaching in Poyner Township; Harwood teaching at Boehmler School.
21	Miss Sara Riggs	Attending University of Michigan; called home on account of mother's death.
21	Mr. Herbert R. Hull	Elected cashier in bank in Kirwin, Kansas.
21	Our brave cadets	Hoping to serve in Chile.
21	Mr. O. B. Chassell	Recovered health; expects to take up work in Wyoming; Mrs. Chassell visiting in Dubuque.
21	Miss Alice Hurley	Teaching in Redlands, California.
21	The Y. W. C. A. meeting	Will be led by Augusta Westfall.
21	Prayer meeting	Cora Spargur will lead Wednesday; Mae Loonan will lead Sunday.
22	The Philos and Alphas	May hold joint open session.
22	Reports are to the effect	General Assembly believed to be favorably disposed toward the Normal School.
22	Fifty new members	Now total of 168 YWCA members.
22	Our lecture committee	Secures services of Robert Nourse as speaker.
22	The Normal Eyte now has a box	Students may submit articles; but don't post letters there.
22	The regular business meeting	Roster of Cliosophic officers.
22	The Aristos were honored	Large attendance at open session; description of program.
23	Last Thursday evening	Misses Ensign and Dahlin thrown from sleigh; no one hurt.
23	The second edition	Professor Wright publishes revised edition of arithmetic manual.
23	The report	Miss Ridley is in good health and has not gone to California as rumored.
23	Mr. J. A. Hanson	Guest of Mary and Ada Down.
23	Ray W. and Miss Sophie Keeler	Receive visit from father.
23	Haste in education	Believes that education may be marred by moving too quickly.