Normal Eyte — October 22, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
97	Death of T. E. Seerley; President's father succumbs to old age; funeral services in Iowa City--interment in Cedar Falls	President Seerley's father died at the age of 83.
97	Democrats get busy; organize to promote principles of democracy; strong set of officers is chosen	A democrat club has been formed to promote the principles of the Democratic party and aid in election of its candidates; new officers were elected.
98	Big game next Saturday; Ellsworth meets the scrubs here; see the Tussle--Admission 25 cents	The scrubs will play Ellsworth next Saturday.
98	Notes on music	Article encourages the performance of only well rehearsed and prepared music.
99	Normal football songs	Article notes words to many of the songs performed at the football games.
99	A chapel nuisance	A cartoon that depicts the nuisance of people speaking during chapel exercises.
100	Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School" part II	Professor Bender gives advice on teaching techniques.
102	Jennie I. Berg	Is in her second year of fourth grade work in Atlantic, Iowa.
102	Agnes Gilbride	Will teach sixth grade in Algona.
102	Mrs. Alice Mallory	Is seventh grade teacher and principal of an eight room building in Missouri Valley, Iowa.
102	Esther Ridley	Is in charge of the first primary department in Odebolt, Iowa.
102	Luella Sherer	Will teach grammar in the Watertown, South Dakota, schools.
102	Friends will learn with deep sorrow	The mother of Vinnie (Marsh) Fellingham and Ruth Marsh has died.
102	Miss Lily Elderkin	Was married June 7th to J. F. Butler.
102	Fannie Dickey	Spent part of the summer studying music in Chicago.
102	The failing health of her parents	Rose Morris has given up teaching to return home to New Virginia, Iowa.
102	The marriage of Miss Blanche R. Hinkley and Mr. Leonard A. Howe	Married recently.
102	Annie Gardner	Is a student at the Moody Bible Institute.
103	Welsey D. Wiler	Has graduated from dental school and now resides in Forest City.
103	Lucy E. Spicer	Is a student at the University of Chicago.
103	Margarette Ball	Is now Mrs. Margarette Ball Dickson.
103	The Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association	Several alumni will represent I. S. N. S. at the meeting.
103	The new principal	The new principal of the Ionia schools is W. P. Jensen.
103	After seven year service	J. C. Sanders has accepted a position at West Union.
103	Emma L. Cook	Is assistant principal in Remsen, Iowa.
103	Oda R. Fuller	In charge of music in Elmhurst, Illinois; Bertha Engle is a second grade teacher there.
103	Blanche Le Valley	Is in her third year in the grammar grades in Moulton schools.
103	The Iowa Normal Monthly	Owen Hammersly is the new principal at South English.
103	O. O. Mueller	Is principal of schools in Stacyville, Iowa.
104	Hattie Hospers	Is teaching in the primary grade at Orange City.
104	J. J. Jones	Is a pastor in Hobart, Oklahoma..
104	Web and Glenn Wynegar	Have recently moved to Eugene, Oregon.
104	May Rich	Is teaching her second year in Churdan in the high school.
104	Grace Storm	Is teaching third and fourth grade in Storm Lake.
104	Elzada Wilson	Is teaching in a country school at Lone Rock.
104	Nellie Spellman	Works in the primary department of the Tripoli schools.
104	Grace Heywood	Has been re-elected to teach fifth grade in Council Bluffs.
104	Katherine Eighmey	Is doing grade work in Exira.
104	Fauna Poundstone	Is employed in the Sterling schools in Illinois.
104	Constance (Graham) Camp	Is a seventh grade teacher in Lake City, Iowa.
104	Clem Seerley	Has taken up work at the medical college in Iowa City.
104	J. A. Woodruff	Is the principal of the normal department of Buena Vista College in Storm Lake, Iowa.
104	Franc De Graffe	Is assistant in the Fonda schools.
104	Mamie A. Klinefelter	Lives in Des Moines.
104	Annette Anderson	Moved to Atwood, Colorado, due to throat trouble.
104	Mildred Humphrey	Is in her third year as a sixth grade teacher in Clarion.
104	Ernest Ackerman	Is principal of the Larabee schools.
104	Errett M. Fox	Is the head of the McIntire schools.
105	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
106	Bible Study	Lesson VIII. The Chosen Family.
107	Normal 17, Cornell 0; Methodists play in great luck; Pell's machine bucks the line for three touchdowns--Cornell, aided by timely fumbles kicks goal	I. S. N. S. defeated Cornell, 17-0.
109	Scrubs 23, Cedar Falls 0	The I. S. N. S. second string team defeated Cedar Falls High School, 23-0.
109	Tennis tournament ends; the final sets brilliantly played; Mary Walters wins championship of the school	After the last round of play, Mary Walters wins the tennis championship.
110	Clio	Installed new officers.
110	Alpha	News members were initiated into the Alpha society.
110	Northwestern has put her glee club under the control of the School of Music	Northwestern University and the University of Michigan are giving college credit to their glee club singers.
111	The Shakes and Aristos	New members give St. Louis program.
111	According to an established custom	New members get initiated again.
111	The Art Club	Went to woods to sketch.
111	Rev. Wilder	Missionary spoke at prayer meeting.
111	Last Tuesday	Professor Condit attended Presbyterian meeting in Fairfield.
112	Ethel Agnes Edwards	Visited friends.
112	Miss Gunn	Attended Sunday School convention.