Normal Eyte — April 18, 1903

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433	The only way to do anything is to do it well	Urges students to support the baseball and track teams.
433	The citizens of Cedar Falls are being urged by the press of the city to make some attempt to lessen the danger of death	Cedar Falls considering ways to make the Cedar River dam less dangerous.
433	The one thing that the Iowa State Normal School seems to need that has not been mentioned yet is a building for public speaking or music	Normal School needs building for public speaking and music.
434	Official; the 1903 meeting of the North-Central Association of colleges and secondary schools	Professor Wright reports on the NCA meeting in Chicago.
435	Training	Materials in arithmetic.
437	Exchanges	Burt Kroesen is editor of Dike newspaper.
437	Tennis	Rules for using the tennis courts; will feature tournaments.
438	The opera	Cecilians and Minnesingers will present "Robin Hood".
439	Society	Philos present soldier program; Clios present spring program; Shakes present college program; Zetas present war program.
441	Geo. J. Balzer	Principal in Michigan.
441	Ola Logan	Teaching in Hampton.
441	A. T. Gifford	Principal in Linnville.
441	Chas. A. Fields	Opened land office.
441	The Junior Annual of S.U.I. numbers among its editors if this year	Wesley Wiler is an editor.
441	Gertrude Clark	Teaching in Sutherland.
441	The schools of State Center will continue under supervision	E. N. Gibson is in charge there.
441	Emma L. Meier	Teaching in Boone.
441	Miss Effie Templeton	Teaching in Riceville.
441	Maud Bozarth	Teaching in Charles City.
441	Jay O. Huntley	Teaching in Guthrie Center.
441	On June 24th 1902	Ella Brummond married W. H. Woito.
441	Chester E. Wright	Principal in New Albin.
441	Hal Washburn	Working for railroad.
441	Amelia Hieber	Will teach in Marshalltown.
441	Grace M. Harrison	Teaching in Ionia.
441	William J. Barloon	Head of Breda schools.
441	The second assistant of the Rockwell City High School	Bessie Mereness is teaching there.
441	Florence Rigby	Will attend Commencement.
441	L. Edna Wells	Teaching at Lewis.
441	Olga Engel	Working as stenographer and studying law.
441	Emma Jackson	Teaching in Stanton.
441	Emma F. Huffman	Will teach in Perry.
441	Ida May Collins	Teaching at Mt. Ayr.
441	S. C. Knupp	Studying at University of Iowa.
441	Lena Bedenbender	Teaching in Postville.
441	Joseph H. Gorsuch	Optician in California.
441	Charlotte M. Davis	Teaching at Clarion.
442	The following complimentary notice	Praise for work of Laura A. Hopkinson.
442	In a letter to a friend	John P. Woodruff talks about life in Wyoming.
442	The Conesville school	Able Lewis is in charge there.
442	The sad news of her mother's death	Erdena Rose's mother died.
442	The Cedar Falls Record	Sold to new owners; Joseph Johnson will stay on staff.
442	Lois Wilson	Re-elected at Emerson.
442	Lou M. Barrett	Has been in poor health.
442	The Northwestern Iowa Teachers Association	Several alumni are on the conference program.
443	Miss Elsie Petheram	Has been in LeMars.
443	Alice Frink	Will teach at Clarence.
443	Emma Rodney	Teaching in Independence.
443	Miss Mae Martner	Has been sick.
443	Miss Elsie Harris	Married Ray Ralston.
443	Bessie Wells	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
443	Una Grettenberg	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
443	Walter J. Scott	Has a new daughter.
443	Adah Hayes	Teaching in Cedar Rapids.
443	Miss Maude Brown	Principal in Cedar Falls.
443	Bessie Boyd	Teaching near Shellsburg.
443	Mr. Walter Nye	Doing well in New Providence.
443	Maude Thompson	Teaching in Aredale.
443	Eva Cole	Assistant principal at Dows.
443	Mr. Grace Heywood	Teaching in Crescent.
443	Lizzie Luther	Teaching in Independence.
443	Nellie Latimer	Teaching near Conway.
444	Miss Call	Entertaining nephew.
444	Prof. Knoepfler	Reading speech for President Seerley in Sioux City.
444	It seems quite probable that there will be a menagerie in connection with the new building	Enola Pierce ordered two parrots.
444	The last meeting of the year of the Reading Circle	Will discuss Rousseau.
444	Mrs. Dorsey	Visiting daughter Minna.
444	Work of excavating for the new gymnasium building commenced	Began April 14; currently filling low places.
444	Henry Holman	Visited Dora Holman.
444	Frank Foulk	Visited campus.
444	Wesley Wiler	Returned to Iowa City.
444	Prof. and Mrs. Colegrove	Entertained friends.
444	Bessie Hoag	Entertained sister.
444	J. J. Jones	Home for a visit.
444	Miss McGovern	Was sick.
444	Katherine Knoepfler	Teaching her father's classes while he is absent.
444	Elizabeth Houston	Left school to teach.
444	Miss Rice	Mother feeling better.
444	Clem Seerley	Returned to Iowa City.
444	Ceva Bezold	Visited friends.
444	Miss Call	Went to Webster City.
444	Caliste Wilson	Visited friends.
444	Mary Kuhns	Visited Chicago.
445	After six days of suspense	The bodies of Roger Clay and Frank Boehmler were found.
445	The Citizen's Bazaar	Minnesingers sing at benefit for Cedar Falls Band.
445	The entertainment at Normal last Friday night	Opie Reade, Wallace Amsbury and Charles Banks gave readings.
445	Perhaps one of the saddest things if not the saddest	Student trips on wire.
445	Talk about your rare treats	Baseball team played in Marshalltown rather than Cedar Falls.
446	There are a great many of the business men of Cedar Falls.	Roster of business that support ISNS.
448	Bible Study	The Passion week; 30 A. D.