Normal Eyte — December 19, 1903

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225	Open shelves; some students abuse their library privileges	Students are stealing books from the library; situation is worse at other colleges.
226	Spelling; schools are beginning to demand more knowledge of orthography	Normal students must either pass a spelling test or taking a spelling class.
227	Alumni attention!	Alumni meeting will take place in Des Moines during the State Teachers Association meeting.
227	Owing to the fact	The next Normal Eyte will not come out until January 9.
227	Tommy Jones	Tommy Jones was named halfback for the all-state team.
228	Notes On Music	Welsh group will provide music at Teachers Association meeting; "In Excelsis" is a good music book for Sunday Schools.
228	Training	Some suggestions on the need for a change in the historical work in the grammar grades.
230	Bridget Walsh	Bridget Walsh is teaching in Omaha.
230	Ruth Elliot	Ruth Elliot is teaching in Ware, Massachusetts.
230	Mamie Vaala	Mamie Vaala is teaching in Livermore.
230	J. R. Wilson	J. R. Wilson married Nellie Alexander.
230	In Traer	Ruby Calderwood married Elmer Wood.
230	Mattie (Freeburg) Evans	Mattie Evans will spend the holidays in Charles City.
230	Alice Howard	Alice Howard is practicing medicine in Elkader.
230	On the fifth day of August	Dell May Conner married Fred More.
230	Benjamin Hess	Benjamin Hess resigned his position in Alta.
230	A third grade	Adenia Olmstead is teaching in Ackley.
230	Mattie Kizer	Mattie Kizer is teaching in Logan.
230	Elizabeth Heaton	Elizabeth Heaton is studying at Parsons College.
230	Lenora Collins	Lenora Collins is at home in Weldon.
230	Among the alumni	Alvis Lane is a letter carrier in Billings, Montana.
230	Georgia (Whitmore) Ball	Georgia Ball and husband had a son.
230	Nellie McLennan	Nellie McLennan is teaching in Primghar.
230	A. O. Christopher	A. O. Christopher is principal at Fairfield.
230	Alice Fullerton	Alice Fullerton is teaching in Osage.
230	Tillie Berger	Tillie Berger is teaching in Hazelton.
230	Lou Etta Conover	Lou Etta Conover is teaching in Lonnville.
230	Grace Brainard	Grace Brainard is teaching in East Waterloo.
230	Bessie Bardsley	Bessie Bardsley is at home in Neola.
230	The assistant principal	Linnie Schloeman is the assistant principal at Norway.
230	Lena Bedenbender	Lena Bedenbender is assistant principal in Dunlap.
230	Margaret Mary Scallon	Margaret Mary Scallon is teaching near Ackley.
231	J. H. Fellingham	J. H. Fellingham has been asked to do missionary work in India.
231	John Berkley	John Berkely is in the newspaper business.
231	Beniah Dimmitt	Beniah Dimmitt hopes to enter the University of Chicago.
231	Chloris Anderson	Chloris Anderson will spend the winter in Spangle, Washington.
231	The professional card	A. D. Miller is practicing law in Des Moines.
231	Emma Howland	Emma Howland is teaching in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
231	Excellent reports	Harry Trumbo is principal at Kinross.
232	Control of athletics; Iowa schools need a more effective system	In Iowa there is no body having general control of the athletics of the whole state.
233	Miss Dora Clark	Dora Clark will teach high school in Perry.
233	Alice Hoag	Alice Hoag is teaching in De Soto.
233	Agness Faint	Agness Faint will rest this winter to regain her health.
233	Willis Summers	Willis Summers is teaching near Malvern.
233	George Faint	George Faint is teaching near his home.
233	Maude and Myrtle Thomas	The Thomases are teaching in Grinnell.
233	Mary Whitworth	Mary Whitworth is teaching in Victor.
233	W. W. Lee	W. W. Lee is teaching in Corley.
233	Lois Jacobs	Lois Jacobs is teaching in a country school west of town.
233	Mary Newman	Mary Newman is teaching in Elkader.
234	Shake	A temperance program was given by the Shakespeareans.
234	Philo	W. P. Jensen was elected as president.
234	Alpha	The Alphas presented a Mother Goose program.
235	Trustees meet	An appropriation for golf clubs made; Newman Club will receive a meeting room; allocations for new Gymnasium made; 3000 alumni bulletins will be printed.
235	Ossoli	Edith Van Tuyl is the new president.
236	Mrs. George Fowler	Mrs. Fowler visited her daughter Florence.
236	On account of ill health	Edith Buck is ill.
236	Ruth Marsh	Ruth Marsh stopped for a short visit.
236	Mabel Paulger	Mabel Paulger is visiting Silvia Chenoweth.
236	Miss Tilton	Clara Tilton has gone to Chicago for her mother's funeral.
236	Silvia Chenoweth	Silvia Chenoweth has been sick.
236	The Board of Trustees	The Board of Trustees has been in session this week.
236	Arthur Gist	Arthur Gist will teach in Ida Grove.
236	Mr. W. H. Bender	Professor Bender's mother died.
236	Mr. Huston	Daniel Huston has been sick.
236	Luella Wright	Luella Wright is coming home from Iowa City.
236	Grace Smith	Grace Smith's brother visited.
236	State Teachers' Association	President Seerley and Professors Gist, Walters, and Fullerton will speak during meeting.
236	Ida Fesenbeck	Ida Fesenbeck has been sick.
237	Miss Anna Baker	Anna Baker will spend her vacation in New Orleans.
237	Miss Sara Riggs	Sara Riggs went to Marshalltown.
237	President Seerley	President Seerley has been visiting other colleges.
237	On Tuesday evening	Charles Pell and Etta Merner were married.
237	Golf enthusiasts	Golf has been proposed as part of the athletic work at the school.
237	Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fullerton	The Fullertons will spend their vacation in Minneapolis.
237	Miss Leona Call	Visited her sister Myra.
237	Pansy Stuart	Pansy Stuart has a sore throat.
237	John Parish	John Parish is teaching in Winterset.
237	Word has been received	Laura Falkler's sister is improving.
237	By the advise of her physicians	Lillian Chantry has gone to Omaha for medical treatment.
237	The Choral Society	The Choral Society will perform part of the Messiah.
237	Harry Cotton	Harry Cotton has typhoid fever.
237	During Miss Chantry's absence	Raymond Dix and Percival Magee are teaching history classes in Lillian Chantry's absence.
238	The Salamagundi Club	A party was given for Gail Anderson.
238	President Seerley	President Seerley left on Tuesday to visit other colleges.
238	Miss Rice	Sara Rice's birthday was on Monday.
238	The Bible Study department	Five hundred students are in Bible study classes this term.
239	Bible Study	Paul's second missionary journey, A. D. 51-54.