Normal Eyte — September 20, 1902

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33	If the students desire to help the Normal Eyte	Urges students to patronize advertisers.
33	Do you know that the Normal Eyte is growing?	Four extra pages this week.
33	On Saturday evening	Orios agree to have oratorical contest during fall term.
33	Dates of lecture course	Course schedule.
34	More about the student	Humorous events concerning new Normal students.
34	A handsome gift; the literary societies presented with gavels by Miss Oliver, assistant professor of elocution	Professor Oliver presents specially designed gavels to the societies.
35	Religious Department; Y. M. C. A	New members joining; organizing Hill Sunday School.
36	Department of logic	The value of education.
36	Teachers' association; speakers if both state and national reputation will be present	Program highlights.
37	Harry Martin	Will teach in Minnesota.
37	For those who bring their dinners seats have been provided in the cloak rooms	Will help to avoid eating in classrooms.
37	The Minnesingers	Reorganized; have sixteen members.
37	The Bible classes have been reorganized	Expect to do good work.
37	Miss Baker	Giving instruction on use of the library.
37	Earl Cuttler	Visited Professor Gist.
37	Harry Morgan	Attended Odd Fellows convention.
37	No wonder Belle Moody	Father visited.
37	Some people have the mistaken idea that the "trailers" are merely play houses
37	Percy Magee	Recovered from appendicitis.
37	Sara Sherman	Will study oratory in Chicago.
37	Miss Lillian Goodwin	Left for vacation.
37	Misses Chase and Evans	Visited Avice Dailey.
37	Maud and Lee Popp	Mother visited.
37	Miss Ruth Ling	Visited Alice Davis.
37	Miss Warriner	Has been sick.
37	Mrs. Lambert and Misses Lambert and Chantry	Visited the Davidsons.
37	A concert is being planned	To benefit the YWCA.
37	The Misses Baker	Entertained friends.
38	President Seerley	Left on trip to the East to investigate gymnasium design.
38	Dr. Margaret Clark	Addressed women on the subject of dress.
38	A little nonsense now and then, is savored by the best of men	Willis Summers entertained friends.
38	Friday Sept. 12, the various churches	Local churches invited students to attend their services.
38	Because "history repeats itself"	There is just one woman in Professor Condit's advanced algebra class.
38	Last Sunday's prayer meeting	Heard reports from camp at Lake Geneva.
38	Miss Lela R. Blake	Will study at University of Iowa.
39	Sadie Ferguson	Teaching near Cherokee.
39	Arthur Gist	Teaching near Osage.
39	Emma Dahlin Ingalls	Studied drawing last summer.
39	The Shell Rock school	Bessie Pattee is teaching there.
39	Maude Ellis	Teaching at Manson.
39	Earl Joder	Will study at University of Iowa.
39	Nellie Palmer	Teaching at Grinnell.
39	Alice McElroy	Teaching in Alta.
39	Evangeline Pierce	Teaching at Kellogg.
39	Carl Severin	Will study medicine at University of Iowa.
39	Carl Bickley	Studying medicine in Chicago.
39	Inquiry has come concerning textbooks used in the Training and Preparatory schools	Description of texts to be used.
39	Kate Sewall	Teaching in Dysart.
40	Lizzie Gambs	Teaching at Mapleton.
40	At Harlan, Iowa	Loa Cunningham married Herbert E. Dodimead.
40	Alma Martin	Teaching in Ackley.
40	Ethel Pike	Teaching in Algona.
40	Wm. McKinley	Principal at Ashton.
40	Society	Margaret Oliver gave gavels to the Aristos and the Shakes; Philos engaged in debates; Ossolis present Boer program.
42	Training	Iowa Geography--physical features of the state.
44	Mr. H. E. Blackmar	Superintendent in Emmetsburg; several Normalites are teaching there.
44	The Montezuma Republican	Helen Clute will teach in Michigan.
44	Miss Clara Wakefield	Married Arthur C. Cole.
44	At Weston	Frances Barnett married M. A. H. Jones.
44	Ella Howland	Teaching in Yakima, Washington.
44	The Valentine School of Telegraphy	George Cleveland is a student there.
44	We wish to correct an error	Florence Graham is still recovering from typhoid fever.
44	A quiet wedding	May Bixby married A. T. Woodward.
44	After a long and tedious illness	Clara Denniston is recovering from surgery.
44	The many friends of Hallie Jennings	Her brother William died.
44	W. H. Bridges	In real estate business in Fonda.
44	F. M. Allen	Working for correspondence school in Red Oak.
44	Mr. and Mrs. M. Harvey	Have a new daughter.
44	Miss Elizabeth Burgess	Went to Colorado.
45	A wedding	Harriet Keeler married J. Ralph Magee.
45	Athletic Department	Prospects for the football season.
46	Penmanship Lessons	Writing samples by Professor Cummins.