Normal Eyte — March 29, 1902
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 385 | The shooting affair | Critical of hazing incident at Ames. | |
| 385 | A trip to the king's domain | Lengthy report on a trip to the missionary convention in Toronto. | |
| 388 | Training; thinking and learning to think | ||
| 390 | Thursday evening | Thomas Glenny and Josie Bedford were married. | |
| 390 | Chas. Stein | Praise for musical performance of Karl Stein. | |
| 390 | Carrie Fuller | Teaching at Early. | |
| 390 | S. W. Guthrie | Teaching at McCallsburg. | |
| 390 | Addie Havens | Teaching near Marshalltown. | |
| 390 | Mildred Goodrich | Will teach in Bryantville. | |
| 390 | Alantha Hocking | Teaching in Boone. | |
| 390 | Mr. Will Yeager | Teaching at White Pigeon. | |
| 390 | In the Educational Exponent | Praise for work of Will Francis. | |
| 390 | Maude Krause | Teaching near State Center. | |
| 391 | Herbert N. Hull | Bank cashier in Kansas. | |
| 391 | The cashier of the bank | Fred Williams is cashier in Barnes City. | |
| 391 | The friends of George and Joseph Eaton | Father died. | |
| 391 | Carrie C. Rule | Still teaching in East Des Moines. | |
| 391 | The Washington County Teacher | Praise for work of Robert Daugherty. | |
| 391 | B. M. Cobb | Editing newspaper. | |
| 391 | A. M. Gray | Principal in Conrad. | |
| 391 | This is Emma Youngquist's second year | Teaching in Nevada, Iowa. | |
| 391 | Prof. Chas. E. Locke | Looking for summer institute work in Iowa. | |
| 391 | Margaret Young | Teaching at Tipton. | |
| 391 | The school board of De Soto | Re-elected Charles Yeager as principal. | |
| 391 | W. H. Manifold | Studying at University of Nebraska. | |
| 391 | Among alumni preparing to minister | Alice C. Howard is studying medicine in Chicago. | |
| 391 | J. Ralph Magee | Visiting Cedar Falls. | |
| 391 | T. E. Hawk | Attending business college. | |
| 391 | Ellen S. Brummund | Teaching in Luverne. | |
| 391 | E. E. Watson | Assistant principal in Springville. | |
| 391 | Sidna Dowell | Caring for mother. | |
| 391 | The school board at Pomeroy | David Patten will be superintendent there. | |
| 391 | Wesley Wiler | Studying dentistry at University of Iowa. | |
| 391 | Elizabeth Arnett | Teaching in Zearing. | |
| 391 | Lulu Bovee | Working for father in Waterloo. | |
| 391 | The principal of the Stewart high school | George E. Mullen is in charge there. | |
| 391 | Gertrude Ayres | Teaching in Grundy Center. | |
| 391 | S. C. Smith | Practicing law in Winterset. | |
| 392 | P. E. McClenahan | Board approved science apparatus for his school in Winterset. | |
| 392 | Mary L. Townsend | Will teach at Milwaukee YWCA. | |
| 392 | E. C. Smith | Will succeed Robert Minkel as principal at Marcus. | |
| 392 | Quincy Yost | Now in real estate business. | |
| 392 | Mrs. J. R. McNally | Will move to the South. | |
| 392 | Jay M. Freeburg | Singing with glee club at University of Iowa. | |
| 392 | The Spencer-Emmetsburg High School Contest | Harry Blackmar is principal there. | |
| 392 | Sincere sympathy will be extended | Young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Axtell died. | |
| 392 | Anna C. Goodale | Studying nursing in Cedar Rapids. | |
| 392 | The principal of the Ewing | L. P. Sornson is in charge there. | |
| 392 | Edna Poor | Under treatment for illness. | |
| 392 | In June Mrs. Laura Monlux Locke | Will graduate from medical school. | |
| 393 | A letter from Susie A. Young | Writes of her missionary work in India. | |
| 393 | The following report | Shows occupations of ISNS alumni. | |
| 395 | Arthur Wright | Visited parents. | |
| 395 | Mrs. C. E. Hall | Visited Jean Batty. | |
| 395 | Arthur Vincent | Will be principal in South English. | |
| 395 | Miss Sarah McBride | Went to Cedar Rapids. | |
| 395 | Bess Streeter | Enjoying work in Boone. | |
| 395 | Gertrude Conner | Will teach near La Porte City. | |
| 395 | Daisy Howe | Will visit Cedar Falls. | |
| 395 | L. B. Moffet | Visited campus. | |
| 395 | Over nine hundred students | Enrolled in school. | |
| 395 | Miss Lizzie Gardiner | Visited sisters. | |
| 395 | Jean Gilchrist and Blanche McLeod | Will visit campus. | |
| 395 | Mary Bruce | Brother visited. | |
| 395 | Mr. Charles Henry | Visited library. | |
| 395 | Mayme Schuneman | Visited Waverly friends. | |
| 395 | Edna Black | Will teach in Shellsburg. | |
| 395 | Some interesting new books | Added to library. | |
| 395 | Mrs. Lighthall | Visited daughters. | |
| 395 | Miss Susie McAlvin | Visited the Areys. | |
| 395 | Walter Mitchell | Visited campus. | |
| 395 | T. E. McCarty | Attended lecture. | |
| 395 | Miss Edna Thatcher | Visited Zearing. | |
| 395 | Mr. Gibbs of Chicago | Visited Emily Kempthorne. | |
| 395 | Pres. Seerley | Visited Des Moines. | |
| 395 | Lewis G. Able | Elected captain of track team. | |
| 395 | Miss Warriner's health | Missed a day of work. | |
| 395 | Olive Harp | Visited friends. | |
| 395 | Lucy Crary's sister | Visited relatives. | |
| 395 | Anna Weber | Visited friends. | |
| 395 | A telegram | Blanche Simmons called home. | |
| 396 | Considering the fact that the services | Still a good attendance for services on campus. | |
| 396 | Mrs. Knoepfler | Gave reception for Mrs. James Trewin. | |
| 396 | As the last week in February was called | A number of local religious leaders are going elsewhere. | |
| 396 | Miss Mary Crouse | Visited relatives. | |
| 396 | Nellie Pemberton, Alma Giddings, and Edna Stone | Will visit campus. | |
| 396 | C. A. Smith | Visited brother Franklin. | |
| 396 | Miss Esther Seerley | Has a bad cold. | |
| 396 | Miss Helen Dickerson | Recovering her health. | |
| 396 | Frank Clark | Mother ill. | |
| 396 | Beth Achenbach's father | Visited daughter. | |
| 397 | Last Monday I. S. N. S. | Excerpts from address by Senator Nathan C. Schaeffer. | |
| 397 | Athletics | Discusses need for more baseball players and prospects for the season. | |
| 397 | The good done by Miss Batty | Will be missed when she goes to a new position in New York. | |
| 400 | Bible Study Department | Lesson XXIV--the United Kingdom. |