Normal Eyte — April 12, 1902

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417	By the action of both houses of the General Assembly	General Assembly enacts millage tax; ISNS will receive one tenth of a mill of real estate tax beginning in 1903 and continuing through 1908; will use money to erect buildings.
418	With the new appropriations	Believes that there should be a building for the YMCA and YWCA.
418	The meeting of the Normal Eyte Association	Quorum not present; will try again with another meeting.
418	Training	Thinking and learning to think.
420	Society	Chrestos enthusiastic about their work.
421	The people of Lenox	E. E. Kuhn is doing well there.
421	The work of W. G. Magee	Will continue medical study in Chicago.
421	Grace McNeil	Teaching in Pasadena, California.
421	Supt. F. E. Howard	Doing well at Bedford.
421	Bessie Mereness and W. F. Schregardus	Will continue at Rockwell City.
421	Lula Newcomb	Principal at Lyons.
421	Most excellent reports	Benjamin Boardman is doing well.
421	The school board of Oto, Iowa	Frank Kolb will continue as principal there.
421	Reports of excellent work	Joe Graham is doing well at the University of Iowa.
421	Among Normal's representatives	Myrta Hauger is teaching in Vinton.
421	Prof. Charles E. Locke	On faculty at Oklahoma Normal School.
421	Ida Harmon	Will be assistant principal in Aurelia.
421	Bridget Walsh	Assistant principal in Britt.
421	Mildred Lyon	Assistant principal in Marcus.
421	Lucy O. Pingrey	Teaching at Dows.
421	Mildred Dane	Will teach near Washburn.
421	Irving McDuffle's successful work	Doing well in Rolfe.
421	John R. Slacks	Will continue at Lake View.
421	Helen Williams	Doing well near New Sharon.
422	Effie Jones Brown	Has three sons.
422	Emma (England) Mendenhall	Enjoying life in California.
422	Elizabeth Jones	YWCA secretary in Sioux City.
422	C. J. Griffin	Runs drugstore in Montezuma.
422	Lizzie Ellis Williamson	Has three children.
422	May (Helphrey) Nixon	Living in Idaho.
422	Jennie Hallingby	Spoke at Osceola County institute.
422	In June Mrs. Laura Monlux	Will complete medical studies.
422	Normal friends will extend cordial congratulations	Walter Wadleigh married Rowena Liming.
422	Iowa and Minnesota met	Minnesota defeated Iowa; Owen P. McElmeel performed for Minnesota.
422	A circle letter	Kept up by group of students from 1889.
423	Nellie B. Wallbank	Living in Mt. Pleasant.
423	Ella (Ford) Miller	Beginning new work in Des Moines.
423	Lizzie Wallace	Resigned from position in Burlington.
423	P. G. Fullerton's	Tells of life in Oklahoma.
423	The letter of C. A. Fullerton	New book doing well.
423	Y. W. C. A.	Will be without secretary until fall 1902 when Lillian Chantry will arrive; new executive committee in place.
423	Mary L. Stever	Working for YWCA in Cedar Rapids.
424	Louise Moyer	Has the mumps.
424	Miss Flora Dolmage	Brother died.
424	Miss Hutchinson	Sister visiting.
424	Harriet McPherson	Here for a visit.
424	The present enrollment	Enrollment is 938.
424	A. W. Moore	Will be principal at Norway, Iowa.
424	Ida Rieke	Will teach in Tipton.
424	Dr. Seerley	Lectured in Cresco.
424	Miss Mary King	Visited Waterloo schools.
424	Miss Annie Marsh	Has been sick.
424	Prof. Samson	Spoke to Cedar County institute.
424	Miss Oral Larrison	Entertained friends.
424	Miss Mary Wilson	Visited sister Bertha.
424	The Y. W. C. A. benefit sale	To be held at L. O. Robinson's store.
424	Miss Bergen	Visited Britt.
424	E. C. Smith	Was sick.
424	Hallie Jennings	Visited Marion.
424	Laura Hopkinson	Visited Waterloo.
424	Faith Stuntz	Teaching in Algona.
425	Several students took advantage of the special rates	Took trip to Des Moines.
425	D. C. Truesdale	Went to Webster City.
425	For the first time	Was sick.
425	Miss Alice Clarke	Visited campus.
425	Miss Knudson's physiography class	Has taken field trips.
425	The following were among those who attended	Many Normalites attended the Beloit course in Waterloo.
425	Misses Call and Simmons	Gave reception.
425	Misses Call and Simmons	Gave reception.
425	Mr. C. H. Gilbert	Will be principal at Eagle Grove.
425	Estalene Rhodes	Visited Grace Brainard.
425	Mr. Roy Harris and Mr. Smith	Shot a goose while hunting.
426	The Parker cottage girls	Enjoyed poverty party.
426	The Slayton Jubilee Singers	Audience enjoyed performance.
426	A very pleasant surprise	Professor Parish and his wife celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
426	In answer to an invitation	Friends gather to celebrate birthday of Alice Hunt and Alice Edwards.
427	N. C. Nelson	Studying at University of Oregon.
427	Caroline Wesley	Teaching near Swea City.
427	Miss Maude Hadfield	Married Ray Markham.
427	Will Yeager	Will be principal at Blakesburg.
427	Kittie Townsend	Teaching at Fort Dodge.
427	Belle Griffiths	At home in Marshalltown.
427	Miss Maude Lonie	Teaching in Stacyville.
427	Blanche L. Vance	Teaching in Michigan.
427	Cora Sawyer	Will teach in Waterloo.
427	Bernice Davis	Will teach in North Dakota.
427	Jennie Hallingby	Teaching at Osage.
427	Marie Hardie	Teaching at Slater.
428	Baseball schedule	For the 1902 season.
428	Athletics	Rules for the upcoming field meet.
428	On the 9th of May	Fitzgerald's Concert Band will perform in a benefit for the Athletic Association.
428	Remember the season tickets	Urges students to buy baseball season tickets.
428	The indoor field meet	Brief results of the demonstration.
429	Track and baseball men	Practice schedule.
432	Bible study department	Lesson XXVI--The United Kingdom.