Normal Eyte — October 17, 1903

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97	Sunflowers challenge us; debate with Kansas Normal under consideration	Kansas State Normal has proposed a debate for next May.
97	Rumors have been afloat	Rumors about a student who might have been taking information to the Ames debate team are untrue.
98	College cane-rushes; Normal students unacquainted with class fights	Normal students are too busy to engage in class rushing.
99	Ex-Normalites meet Yale	Two alumni, Guy Lowman and Paul Samson, played Yale as members of the Springfield Training School football team.
99	During the game last Saturday	Jack Streff could not be taken down in last Saturday's game.
99	Notes on Music	Rote singing.
100	Training	Some reasons why industrial training is necessary in the schools of today.
102	After teaching very successfully	Ruth Marsh is studying at University of Iowa.
102	Geneva Pike	Geneva Pike is now teaching in Monticello, Minnesota.
102	Katherine Cunningham	Katherine Cunningham is spending the fall at home.
102	Louise Moyer	Louise Moyer is now studying at University of Chicago.
102	A. T. Gifford	A. T. Gifford is principal at Lynnville.
102	Erma L. Krout	Erma Krout is teaching in Fremont, Nebraska.
102	C. R. Golly	C. R. Golly is principal at Fredericksburg.
102	Charles Stoakes	Charles Stoakes is studying medicine at University of Nebraska.
102	Myrtle E. Putnam	Myrtle Putnam is teaching in Redfield.
102	L. Mabel Dimmitt	Mabel Dimmitt is teaching in Eldon.
102	Clarence Wassam	Clarence Wassam is studying at S. U. I.
102	F. O. Smith	F. O. Smith is teaching in Buffalo Center.
102	Miss Emma A. Jackson	Emma Jackson is teaching in Stanton.
102	S. L. Thomas	S. L. Thomas is teaching in Council Bluffs.
102	E. S. Baker	E. S. Baker is studying law at S. U. I.
102	Genetta Bushyager	Genetta Bushyager is studying at the Normal School in Greeley, Colorado.
102	John Shearer	John Shearer is teaching in Larrabee.
102	Avice Dailey	Avice Dailey is teaching in Waterloo.
102	A third grade in the Tama schools	Mary Bruce is teaching in Tama.
102	D. H. Rummel	D. H. Rummel is teaching in Blairsburg.
102	Ida Haroldson	Ida Haroldson is teaching in Spirit Lake.
102	Grace M. Harrison	Grace Harrison is teaching in Ionia.
102	Maude Minnich	Maude Minnich is teaching in Ireton.
102	Ceva Bezold	Ceva Bezold is teaching near Waterloo.
103	George Cleveland	George Cleveland is working for the Illinois Central Railroad.
103	A wedding occurred in Minneapolis	Faith Stuntz and Benjamin Boardman were married.
103	Frances Drake	Frances Drake resigned her position due to poor health.
103	Helen (Hull) Orr	Helen Orr is visiting in Cedar Falls.
103	Midland Schools	William Sparks is principal at Midland.
103	At Woodbine	Nellie Canfield and Percy Kneeland were married.
103	Miss Bessie May Allen	Bessie Allen is principal at New Hartford.
103	John P. Woodruff	John Woodruff is teaching in Kemmerer, Wyoming.
103	The Southwestern Teachers Association	Several Normalites included among officers.
103	Mary and Carrie King	Mary and Carrie King were guests in Cedar Falls.
103	A June wedding	Gertrude Clark and E. W. Parker were married.
104	School Management	The teacher as instructor.
105	Frank T. Negley	Married Nellie Packer.
105	Beulah Koon	Beulah Koon is teaching in Sutherland.
105	Margaret Campbell	Margaret Campbell is teaching in Crary.
105	Frank Foulk	Frank Foulk completing medical studies at University of Iowa.
105	Clara Randall	Clara Randall is spending the fall term at her home.
105	Eva Weatherbe	Eva Weatherbe is teaching in West Waterloo.
105	Ina Clump	Ina Clump is teaching in Superior.
105	Miss Carrie Dunham	Carrie Dunham is teaching in Charter Oak.
105	Ernest Bean	Ernest Bean is teaching in Gilman.
105	Winnie Kurtz	Winnie Kurtz is teaching near Green Mountain.
105	Emily Kempthorne	Emily Kempthorne is teaching in Mason City.
105	Etta Spangler	Etta Spangler is assistant principal at Bagley.
105	Resolutions of sympathy	The Philos express their sympathy over the death of George E. McCammond.
105	Miss Leanor Watson	Leanor Watson is teaching at Lohrville.
106	Society	Society writers must turn in their reports on time in order for them to get published.
106	Shake	The Shakes enjoy a program on Egypt.
106	Ossoli	Ossolis presented on "Grandmother's Old Soap Kettle."
106	State Library Association	The Iowa State Library Association met in Marshalltown; may have exhibit in St. Louis.
107	Independence H. S. vs. Normal second team	Normal was defeated, 12-0, in football.
107	Untitled	The women paid for the fares of the men on the streetcar.
108	Normal 55, Lennox 0	Normal defeats Lennox in football game.
108	Hockey matches	The two hockey classes faced off, but neither was able to score a goal.
108	Untitled	Professor Bender will have charge of the Iowa State Teacher's Association's semi-centennial program.
109	Monroe St. John	Monroe St. John is continuing his studies here.
109	C. J. Schmitt	C. J. Schmitt visited Dubuque.
109	Mr. J. B. Knoepfler	Professor Knoepfler is planning the school's exhibit for the St. Louis World's Fair; will draw on experience with the fair in Chicago.
109	Mrs. John H. Leavitt	Ruth Davison was visited by her grandmother, Mrs. John H. Leavitt.
109	Miss Bess Kaye	Miss Bess Kaye visited Grundy Center.
109	Grace A. Cole	Grace Cole visited her home in Mason City.
109	A new picture	A new picture of President Roosevelt has been added to Gilchrist Hall.
109	Harry True	Harry True visited Misses Remore and Van Pelt.
109	Julia Piersol	Julia Piersol has enrolled in the elocution department.
109	Nellie Tompkins	Nellie Tompkins visited Grundy Center over the weekend.
109	Prof. Arey	Professor Arey visited his son Rodney in Muscatine.
109	Misses Gleo	Misses Gleo, Nellie York and Miss Carpenter visited.
109	Mary Kurtz	Mary Kurtz spent Saturday in Green Mountain.
109	Miss Jennie Karr	Jennie Karr spent Sunday with Frank Wilson.
109	Eleanor Oleson and Gertrude Graham	Eleanor Oleson and Gertrude Graham gave orations at Chapel.
109	Blanche Renne	Blanch Renne spent Saturday in Waterloo.
109	Hattie McCall Roberts	Hattie McCall Roberts and Jennie McCall visited the Hill.
109	Iris Brown	Iris Brown visited Tripoli.
109	Harry Loonan	Harry Loonan visited the Hill.
109	Miss Crowley	Inazel Crowley sprained her ankle.
109	Maud Weatherwax	Maud Weatherwax entertained a young brother.
110	One of the Lennox "subs"	Lennox team cites higher enrollment as reason for our win.
110	When C. A. Wise and Co. heard	C. A. Wise donated $10 to the Athletic Association.
110	In the program of the Southwestern Iowa Teachers' Association	Many I. S. T. C. professors will be present at next conference.
110	Andrew S. MacCormach	Andrew S. MacCormach wed Nellie Blackman.
110	A special train	Cedar Falls students take excursion of six train cars to visit Dubuque.
110	Miss Georgia Worster	Georgia Worster entertained friends.
110	A very merry party	Kenneth Colegrove's birthday was celebrated.
111	Bible Study	The church scattered abroad and preaching the word, A. D. 35-46.