Normal Eyte — November 23, 1901

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161	That the societies in their present locations	Auditorium Building to house the societies; due to open by the first of the new year; society work has been hampered under current conditions.
161	School closes Tuesday	Normal Eyte will not be published next week due to longer Thanksgiving break.
161	In last Saturday's game	Iowa defeated Grinnell; Normal rated fifth in football among Iowa colleges.
162	The newspapers of the state	Board of Control authorized to ascertain whether or not state institutions have made expenditures in a legal manner; believes ISNS practices have been sound.
162	The state educational institutions	Budget requests from the three state schools.
163	The Normal School manual on public school work	Professor Bender's advice on teaching has been published and is on sale.
163	Old Moodie	An essay on a Nathaniel Hawthorne character.
165	Training: IV. Incidental correlation; geography	Professor Bender's advice continues.
167	Y. M. C. A.	State Secretary J. C. Prall visited; hopes more men will attend mission study meetings.
167	Y. W. C. A.	Held week of prayer; advises on organizing a religious life.
168	Ethel Brooks	Teaching near Hudson.
168	James Gardner	Will visit sisters Cora and Emily
168	Miss Edna Stone	Will visit Catherine Roache with Daisy Howe.
168	Miss Elizabeth Faint	Will study art in Ohio.
168	Myrtle Loutham	Teaching and studying at Western College.
168	Sadie Shaffer	Teaching in Kalispel, Montana.
168	Chester Thompson	At home this fall.
168	Anna Williams	Teaching in Council Bluffs.
168	Mary Cavanaugh	Teaching in Doon.
168	J. A. Yeager	Teaching near Marshalltown.
168	Cora Barnett	Teaching at Weston.
169	Jas. E. Fitzgerald	Superintendent at Kingsley; studying during summers at University of Iowa.
169	Harry W. Heath	Principal at Shellsburg; enjoys the West.
169	Mrs. Myrtle (Nimms) Huff	Now in Iowa City, where her husband is studying dentistry.
169	Bertha Wise	Studying mission work in Chicago.
169	Margaret Gorman	Principal at Carroll.
169	E. D. Rayburn	In banking business in Montezuma.
169	Charles S. Cobb	Superintendent at Hot Springs, South Dakota.
169	Those who listened to the address	Mary Stever addressed state YWCA convention.
169	Edith Muhs	Studying nursing in Chicago.
169	Walter Guthridge	Studying medicine in Des Moines.
169	Ill health resulting from an accident	Georgia Whitmore is resting with her sister in Iowa City.
169	Carl J. Shaffer	Studying medicine at University of Iowa.
169	Laura Bowman	Will return to Cedar Falls soon.
169	Ida Gillaspie	Principal at Friends, Nebraska.
169	Beth Achenbach	Hopes to return to ISNS.
169	Clara A. Boss	Principal at Tipton.
169	R. M. Wyant	Teaching in Charles City.
169	Blanche Simmons	Teaching in Marengo.
169	Cora E. Munro	Doing well in teaching job in North Minneapolis.
169	J. H. Gorsuch	In drug business in California.
169	Jennie M. Speer	Teaching near Cedar Falls.
169	Mae Mercer	Teaching in Pocahontas Center.
169	Ed Dickey	Teaching in Rowan.
169	Cap Miller	Elected superintendent in Keokuk County.
169	The principal of the schools	L. D. Curtis is principal at Pierson.
170	From the Waterloo Courier	Constance Graham married J. F. Camp.
170	Elizabeth Jones	Now city secretary for YWCA in Sioux City.
170	C. C. Magee	Now practicing law in Carroll.
170	S. L. Thomas	Teaching in Council Bluffs; studying at University of Chicago during summers.
170	An interesting talk on value of foods	Minnie Edwards spoke to the women on food and domestic science.
170	Ida Ericson	Doing well with teaching position in Butte, Montana.
170	Clara J. Blackburn	Continues to teach in Omaha.
170	Invitations to the wedding	S. B. Stonerook will marry Iva M. Sprole.
170	Mr. E. W. Gregson	Receiving treatment for eye problems.
170	A strong Young Woman's Christian Association	Lucy Hobbs has organized a group in Manson.
170	Matilda (Palmer) Scheeler	Now in Marshalltown, where she does substitute teaching and private instruction.
171	Dr. Ida Schell
171	Claude B. Tice
171	Mabel Coffman	Visited friends with Cora Haskin.
171	Mrs. Seerley's sister
171	Lucile Smith	Father visited.
171	Walter Mitchell
171	Miss Tomena Severson	Visited Normal friends.
171	Elizabeth Newton	Will teach in Buena Vista County.
171	Celia Bergen	Entertained friends.
171	Will Francis	Will be principal in Keokuk County.
171	Miss Josie Jordan	Teaching near Waterloo; visited campus.
171	Mae Wright	Visited Waterloo.
171	Fred Stimson	Will teach in Jefferson County.
171	Mrs. Vaughan	Visited Alice and Ethel Edwards.
171	Miss Curkeet's music class	Gave rehearsal performance.
171	Chas. Kroesen	Now teaching a rural school.
171	Margaret McCarty	Sister visited.
171	Iva Lamb	Visited friends.
171	Joe Adams	Left school to take teaching position.
171	George Twaddle	Went to Mason City.
171	Mrs. Beecher	Visited Margaret Oliver.
171	Orpha Ensign	Will visit Coe friends.
171	Grace Earhart	Visited friends.
172	The band, assisted by Miss Oliver	Presented concert.
172	Lucy Miller	Left school due to poor health.
172	The intelligence comes to us	Hopes Professor Samson enjoys Thanksgiving.
172	The Junior Association	Groups organize.
172	For sometime a need has been felt	A group of students meets to learn fine penmanship from Professor Cummins.
172	Prof. Wright	Spoke to men students on religion and common sense.
172	Marie Rinertson	Many Normalites have gone home this week.
173	I. S. N. S. vs. Des Moines College; again victorious	I. S. N. S. defeats Des Moines with thirteen touchdowns.
174	Normal scrubs 12, Independence 0	Normal's second team defeats Independence High School.