Normal Eyte — March 15, 1902

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353	Iowa is to have no more Normal schools	Cites lack of funds to care for a single normal school, let alone several.
353	The manager of Grinnell's base ball team	Believes that ISNS should have been properly notified about the cancellation of the baseball game.
353	The bill introduced into the House	Attempts to justify opposition to an increase in the millage tax that would have increased funding for the University of Iowa.
354	The following appeared in the Cedar Falls Republican	Believes writer was confused about ISNS athletics contests against Coe and Grinnell.
354	The Legislative committee	Outline of the case for state responsibility for the training of teachers.
355	In the study of eye and ear affections	Dr. Fred Sage presents his research on the education of handicapped children.
357	Writing out the plan	Professor Bender offers advice on lesson plans.
359	Aristo society	Aristos present variety program.
360	Gertrude Thompson	Teaching in Elma.
360	Harry Aldrich	Spending winter in South.
360	Among recent visitors at Normal	Elizabeth Kearville visited.
360	Lucy M. Wood	Graduated from medical program at Northwestern University.
360	Chloris Anderson	Will attend University of Chicago.
360	The friends of Ella Morris	Father died.
360	One of the six contestants	Leslie Reed is one of the oratory contestants for the University of Iowa.
360	Anna M. Singer	Teaching in Marion.
360	The newly elected principal	Frank Barber is principal at Remsen.
360	Eva B. Moore	Teaching in Seattle.
360	Mrs. Katharine (Townsend) Leavitt	Visiting Minneapolis.
360	Mary Steele	Assistant principal at Prairie City.
360	Jennie M. Lindsey	Will study at Moody Institute in Chicago.
360	The home of Ida (Sturgeon) Moffett	Has a new daughter.
360	The fifth grade teacher	Bertha Taylor is teaching in Grundy Center.
360	Johanna Hansen	Teaching in Estherville.
360	Katharine (Sheridan) Boehmler	Taking trip to South.
360	Wilhelmina C. Hegner	Teaching at Decorah.
360	Jessie (McNally) Amos	Visiting parents in Cedar Falls.
360	On account of ill health	Hettie Hibben is at home.
360	F. A. Nimocks	Working for life insurance company.
360	Orianna Wesche	Resting at home.
360	Henrietta M. Swan	Assistant principal in Reinbeck.
360	Ruby Calderwood	Visited Traer.
360	Mary Drew	Working as nurse in Chicago.
360	Nellie Hudson	Teaching in Boone.
361	Invitations to the wedding	Ella Danskin will marry Frank Shaw.
361	Fred C. Sage	Returned from medical studies in New York.
361	J. J. Lambert	Elected to Sigma Xi.
361	Lura Bidlack	Teaching Latin in Oelwein.
361	At the Butler County Teachers Association	John McPherson, Charles Severance, and George McCammond participated in the program.
361	D. R. Perkins	Writes of his impressions of life in the Philippine Islands.
361	The marriage of Melvin R. Fayram	Married Leonora Harmon.
361	After four terms of service	H. A. Welty will be principal in Hull.
361	Mrs. Kathleen Wallace Jensen	Caring for her family in Nebraska.
361	Thomas Hudgens	Practicing law in Oklahoma.
361	G. W. Randlett	Home quarantined for small pox.
361	Pearl M. Shaffer	Will be stationed in the Philippine Islands.
362	Mrs. Fred Switzer	Margaret Graham Switzer is concluding her teaching job.
362	In the report of the Butler County	Edith Cross and Agnes Wallace participated in a professional meeting.
362	Clara Wallingford	Teaching in Wayland.
362	C. S. Jones	Teaching in Round Lake, Minnesota.
362	Ellen Wake	Teaching in Nebraska.
362	Alice Cowie	Teaching in Gilmore City.
362	Mr. John Davis	Teaching near McGregor.
362	Gertrude Graham	Teaching at Atlantic.
362	Sadie Willard	Teaching at Baldwin.
362	Alice Kingsley	Will teach in Mason City.
362	Miss Lula Clarke	Working as photographer in Osceola.
362	Herbert Kelley	Will be principal in Oklahoma.
362	Clara Williamson	Teaching near Farmersburg.
362	Clara Umbarger	Teaching in Oelwein.
362	Sadie Heath	Teaching near Newhall.
362	Kathryn Harris	Will teach near Fairfield.
362	Jessie Long	Teaching in Clinton County.
363	Sadie Shirk	A number of former Normalites are back in school.
363	Ten minute prayer meetings	Are being held at noon.
363	Miss Emma Reese	Will succeed Nellie Dority in Grand Junction.
363	It is expected that Anna Wormhoudt	Will visit Cedar Falls.
363	Mary Feltus	Will teach near Allison.
363	Fannie Miller	Visited Velma Roadman.
363	Edith Cross	Finished teaching near Bristow.
363	The friends of Mae and Myrta Lyon	Mae and Myrta Lyon as well as their brother are in school.
363	Miss Arey	Visited sister and brother.
363	Joe Adams	Back in school.
363	Miss Alcorn's father	Visited daughter Emma.
363	Belle Moody	Sister visited.
363	Ethel LeValley	Finished teaching in Butler County.
363	Miss Enola Pearl Pierce	Studying elocution in Chicago.
363	Agnes Wallace	Visited friends.
363	Will Evans	Visited parents.
363	Nelle Harbour	Visiting Merle Wright.
363	Mr. Poots	Back in school.
363	Major Olmsted's absence	Family ill.
363	Ethel Wise	Back in school.
363	Harriet Odle	Visiting friend.
363	Grace Simpson	Gave tea for friend.
363	Mrs. Hartshorn	Father visited.
363	Prof. Wright	Visited Chicago.
363	Guy Lowman	Visited campus.
364	Miss Lucy Miller	Entertained friends.
364	The following gentlemen	Several received honorary letters.
364	Last Friday evening	Professor Thornton entertained women of the faculty.
364	Jerry Wolfe	Will study veterinary medicine.
364	Kate and Ellen Hull	Returned to Cedar Falls.
364	The vocal music department	Maintains choral class, choir, and three glee clubs each for women and for men.
364	About thirty-five ladies	Sara Riggs gave a party.
364	Maude Porter	Teaching in place of her sister Ethel.
364	Dr. Gist	Preached in Manson; visited daughter Ruth in Fonda.
364	David Patten	Will substitute as principal in Pomeroy.
365	The following finished courses at the Normal	Roster of those who finished courses at the end of the winter 1901-1902 term.
365	Many of the faculty	Visited friends during vacation.
365	On Tuesday evening	Margaret Oliver entertained friends.
365	The entertainment given	Benefit earned about $85 for the Athletic Association.
365	The students are sorry to learn	YWCA secretary Jean Batty will leave her position; Lillian Chantry will take her place.
365	Prof. Cummins' third term special penmanship class	Class gives him a surprise gift.
366	Athletics; the spring term	Roster of those who are out for baseball.