Normal Eyte — January 4, 1902

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209	It was a glad day for the societies	Literary societies will each receive seventy-five dollars from Board of Trustees; surplus from Lecture and Entertainment Course funds.
209	The Iowa State Teachers' Association	Teachers gathered to exchange experiences and other information; many Normalites were there.
209	The Normal, after a rest of two weeks	Normal begins classes again after two week break; enrollment is about 1000, but will likely rise to about 1200.
210	A week of jubilee is coming	Literary societies will move into new rooms in Auditorium Building; will hold dedication for Auditorium on January 30, 1902; does the state need more normal schools?
211	Extracts from Supt. R. C. Barrett's biennial report for the years 1900- 1901 concerning the needs of additional facilities for training teachers	Lengthy statistical data on Iowa education.
213	Geographical ideas contributing to the understanding of the poem Evangeline
215	Cora D. Patterson	Teaching in Salt Lake City.
215	A. O. Christopher	Working as salesman.
215	J. H. Ellison	Visited Oskaloosa schools.
215	Geo. A. Hooker	Teaching in Colorado.
215	Mary Hollen	Married Dr. D. W. Carlisle.
215	A. T. Gifford	Principal at Lynnville.
215	T. M. Prall	Teaching in South Dakota.
215	Good reports come to us	George Galloway doing well in Lansing.
215	Effie Templeton	Teaching in Riceville.
215	Dr. C. B. Fountain	President of medical society.
215	The assistant principal in the high school	Nellie Cahow is assistant principal at Murray.
215	Among our alumni in the Marshalltown schools	Edna Stone is working there.
215	Irving McDuffie	Teaching at Rolfe.
215	John Lyon	Studying medicine at University of Iowa.
215	Mary Thompson	Teaching in Des Moines.
215	Mabel Toye	Teaching in North Dakota.
215	Minnie L. Wilson	Teaching in Olin.
215	Bertha Beard	At missions school in Chicago.
215	Willis J. Bell	Principal at Linn Grove.
215	Ida Peterson	Teaching in Idaho.
215	Roberta Muhs	Teaching in Illinois.
215	Susan Kerstetter	Teaching in Hartley.
215	S. M. Coddington	Principal at Bancroft.
215	The manager of the Minnesota Daily	Owen P. McElmeel is manager.
215	The schools of Center Point	William Silver is in charge there.
215	E. O. Bronson	Has a new son.
216	From an interesting letter	Harry Frise and Norman Leonard are working for the Weather Bureau.
216	The State Normal is well represented	A number of Normalites work in Moulton.
216	The best of reports	Blaine T. Youel is doing well in Doon.
216	Laura J. Brown	Completing medical studies.
216	O. J. McManus	Re-elected superintendent of Pottawattamie County.
216	On the program of the Warren County Teacher's Association	George Eaton and Frank McIlravy are on the program.
216	Ada Groves	Teaching in East Des Moines.
216	Charles S. Cobb	President of educational association.
216	Excellent reports come to us	Ralph Hardie doing well in Ionia.
216	This little poem	Bertha Morrison's "Heart Music".
217	With the opening of a new year	Chrestomathian Literary Society organized.
217	Report of the Ossoli Society	Ossolis enjoyed Christmas program.
218	S. E. Cobb	Postmaster in Nebraska; visited sister Mrs. Kroesen.
218	Agnes E. Wallace	Will be assistant principal at Greene.
218	W. H. Bender	Elected to executive council of ISTA.
218	Nellie Hoxie	Teaching in Waterloo.
218	Miss Oliver	Visited Monmouth, Illinois.
218	Emma S. Reese	Back in school to study Latin.
218	Ida Strawn	Teaching in South Dakota.
218	The boys who remained at I. S. N. S.	Those who remained on campus over the holidays enjoyed playing basketball.
218	Vivian Thompson	Visited Stella Burrington.
218	Lola Britton	Teaching in Alta.
218	George S. Dick	Superintendent in Charles City; visited Professor Bender.
218	Arthur Wright	Principal in Morrison.
218	Miss Gregg	Visited brother in Illinois.
218	Misses Amy Arey and Clara Boss	Home from Tipton.
218	Grace and Harry Lambert	Entertained friends.
218	Harriette Odle	Visited campus.
218	Ella Howland	Visiting from Moulton.
218	Miss Falkler	Visited home in Kansas City.
218	Cora Munro	Home for holidays.
218	Amy Miller	Teaching at Greeley.
218	E. P. Dickey	Home from Rowan.
218	Miss Simmons	Visited home in Grinnell.
218	F. A. Barber	Visited friends.
218	George Eckhard	Visited home.
218	Alice and Ethel Edwards	Visited Vinton.
218	Herbert Wilson	Visited Cedar Falls.
219	The triangular debaters	Worked through the holidays at the library.
219	The Board of Trustees of I. S. N. S.	Gave $75 to each of the literary societies to help furnish their new rooms.
219	Grace Kroesen	Has been teaching near Marcus.
219	Elizabeth Griffith	Teaching in Buffalo Center.
219	Harry Kalb	Visited cousin Florence Rigby.
219	The Editor-in-Chief of the Normal Eyte	Attended ISTA meeting.
219	Lucy Kuehne	Teaching in Eldora; attended professional meeting.
219	Ralph Christie	Will study at Stanford University.
219	Christine Thone	Has appendicitis.
219	Mrs. Mary Patton	Will attend University of Chicago.
219	Some of our faculty members	Attended ISTA convention.
219	Ida Wilson	Gave party honoring Olive Reeve.
219	The lecture given by Sir Robert Ball	Gave good lecture illustrated with stereopticon views.
219	As a reward for faithful, earnest work	Chrestomathians officially recognized.
219	Mabel Shaw	Teaching in Slater.
219	F. W. Sprague	Visited E. E. Strawn.
219	Wesley Wiler, Earl Thompson, and Roy Hemsworth	Studying dentistry at University of Iowa.
219	Ruth Gist	Visiting her parents.
220	One of the choicest musical programs	Everyone enjoyed the performance of the Oberlin Glee Club.
220	Mr. J. P. Lund	Principal at St. Ansgar.
220	Agnes Hannum	Teaching at Storm Lake.
220	Avis Wescott	Teaching at Spencer.
220	Blanche Alsever	Teaching at Fort Dodge.
220	Mrs. Kathryn Mornin	Will teach in Waterloo.
220	November twentieth at the home of the bride	Edna Wheelock married Lester Van Buskirk.
220	All the Chapels assembled in the Auditorium	All groups got together on December 16, 1901; Superintendent Barrett and Judge McDuffie addressed the students.
220	Professor W. N. Hull, formerly of the faculty	Now promotes tea kettle which purifies water.
220	The officers of Chrestomathian Society met	Discussed ways to further their interests.
220	Luella Andrews	Teaching near Marcus.
220	Lorne Parker	Many Normalites were home for the holidays.
224	Bible Study Department	Lesson XIV--The People of Israel--Moses' Last Days.
344	The following letter	May Polley writes of her experiences in the Philippine Islands