Normal Eyte — September 6, 1902

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1	The gentlemen's societies meet tonight	May consider holding a fall oratorical contest; Margaret Oliver is available to assist.
1	The present board of managers have the distinguished honor of proving to the public that "13" is a lucky number	Normal Eyte board talks about the improvements in the paper's design.
1	Every student has to confront the old problem, "how much time shall I devote to books?"	Encourages students to get their schoolwork done and then move on to recreation.
1	The Normal Eyte is strictly speaking the students' paper	Outlook of what the Normal paper will be in the year to come.
2	Miss Elizabeth Hughes	Back at work after a year abroad.
2	Miss Enola Pearl Pierce	Is back at work after a leave; Margaret Oliver will arrive shortly.
2	Hon. R. C. Barrett	Parents died in recent months.
2	Hon. W. W. Montgomery	Daughter graduated from Smith College.
2	The new books that have been published by members of the faculty	Professors Riggs, Bender, McGovern, Suplee, Begeman, and Adsit all have new material out.
2	The next quarterly meeting of the Board of Trustees	Will meet soon.
2	The Military Department	Will not get organized for ten days or so; ISNS has not yet received full instructions from the government.
2	The new course of music, art and public speaking	This year will be an experimental year in the new curricula.
2	The new steam plant	New plant doubles capacity of old plant and can be expanded further; system ready for use.
2	Miss Lillian Chantry	Will serve as secretary of the YWCA.
3	About the faculty	Professor Parish named to historical board; Professor Bender has a new book out; Professor Colegrove declines presidency of Upper Iowa; Professor Falkler wins prize.
4	About the students	Humorous events concerning new Normal students.
4	Y. M. C. A.	Will hold reception for men.
5	Adelaide Davis	Teaching in Oskaloosa.
5	Joe G. Roberts	Studying at Highland Park College.
5	Bertha Getsch	Teaching in Park City, Utah.
5	Clara Ratherd	Teaching at Forreston.
5	Mrs. Will Blair	Teaching in Lamoni.
5	E. W. Jewell	Entered Cornell College.
5	Jennie Wilby	Teaching in Manning.
5	Harry McNally	Studying at University of Wisconsin.
5	Eva J. Weatherbe	Teaching in West Waterloo.
5	Centerville has shown good judgment	Margaret McDowell is teaching there.
5	Alice Edwards	Teaching at Glidden.
5	Football schedule	Schedule for the upcoming season.
6	Lecture Course entertainments; nine numbers to be presented in the auditorium--three concerts--four lectures-one reading-one entertainment	Description of the 1902-1903 program.
7	Training	Iowa geography.
8	Summer weddings	Brief notes on thirteen summer weddings.
9	Miss Lillian Chantry	Will serve as secretary of the YWCA.
9	The friends of Clifford Horner	Clifford "Jack" Horner died of appendicitis.
9	Edith Gregory and Jennie Hallingby	Observing work on campus and in Waterloo.
9	Caution	Wet paint on steps.
9	The following was found on one of the entrance examination papers
9	Prof. Wright	Understands geometry better after traveling on the railroads.
9	Many improvements	New chairs in library should make for better studying and writing.
9	Miss Sara Riggs	Visited Colorado.
9	Clara Heinlen	Back in school.
9	Stella Satherthwait	Visited Chicago area.
9	Miss G. Knudsen	Visited St. Paul.
9	Carrie B. Parker	Back from the East to resume duties.
9	John Dixon	Visiting campus.
9	Mrs. Wright	Visited daughter Bernice.
9	Mr. Keesan	Will teach in Washington, Iowa.
10	A pretty home wedding	Lizzie Wallace married W. R. Patterson.
10	Bess Kaye	Will teach in Grundy Center.
10	Deep sympathy	Velma Roadman's father died.
10	The friends of Lillian Long	Her sister Josephine died.
10	Ill health has compelled Clara (Hieber) Rall	Went to Colorado, where her sisters Sophia and Amelia visited her.
10	On the morning of August 24	Charles L. Babcock died of complications of the grippe.
10	Dorothy Irene	Austin and Mary Bartlett Burt have a new daughter.
10	Ralph Magee	Serving as substitute pastor; will attend Morningside College.
10	The announcement of the arrival of a baby girl	Harley and Kathryn Peck Wylde have a new daughter.
10	Florence Graham	Will teach in Rock Rapids.
10	Dr. C. B. and Linnie (Moore) Miller	Have a new daughter.
10	Evelyn Miller	Principal in Cedar Falls.
10	Laura Bowman	Will study at Radcliffe College.
10	E. E. Kuhn and Frank Howard	Taught at Taylor County institute.
11	We copy from the Waterloo Courier	Maude Humphrey married Aaron Palmer.
12	Athletic Department; report of treasurer of athletic association for year 1901-1902	1901-1902 athletic fund report.
16	Bible study	Year outline for bible study.
191	Penmanship Lessons	Writing samples by Professor Cummins.