Normal Eyte — November 5, 1904

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129	Normal honors debaters; pictures of inter-collegiate teams to hang in main corridor; one regular credit also given--movement on foot to honor	I. S. N. S. will now give one credit to all students who are a part of the intercollegiate debate team; team pictures will be hung in the main corridor.
129	Debaters receive medals; Hon. E. B. Howard will present them to winners of Ames-Normal debate; medals will be given next year if Mr. Howard's question	Next year Mr. Howard will provide the winning team with medals if Ames and Normal debate on his proposed question.
130	Normalite honored; J. N. Streff elected president of freshmen laws at S. U. I.; Jack is also star end on the varsity football team	Jack Streff, an I. S. N. S. alumnus, is president of the freshman law at the State University of Iowa.
131	The hoodoo must be broken; the last game and the greatest; the old rivals, Coe and Normal, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on Normal campus--admission	A meeting was held on Thursday to practice the songs and cheers that will be used for the Ames debate and the game against Coe.
131	Mrs. Hack has resigned; was a successful and efficient teacher; assistant physical director will take up home duties in Chicago	Mrs. Frederick Hack (Miss Clara Tilton) has resigned from her duties in the Physical Training Department due to the death of a family member.
131	Song contest a tie; Casper Schenk and John Parish divide honors; Fullerton well pleased--contest for an official school song now open	Schenk and Parish tied in the contest for a new school song; Schenk's lyrics are included.
132	Normal girls sew; good work done in sewing classes of the Manual Training Department	The Manual Training Department is now offering classes in sewing.
133	Training; the course of study--a review of the course quoted from "An Ideal School"; part IV	Provides a review of the article entitled "An Ideal School".
135	After a long and severe illness	Bridgie Cunningham has recovered to resume school duties.
135	Ruth Marsh	Is recovering from a serious bout with pneumonia.
135	Emily M. Gardner	Due to an illness, she has returned to her home in Paulline to recover.
135	John W. Boyle	Is a first bookkeeper in the Navy in San Francisco, California.
135	Tillie Berger	Has returned to school after teaching in Hazelton.
135	Geo. Olmstead	After visiting in Cedar Falls, has returned to his home in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
135	Carrie King and E. P. Dickey were united in marriage	Were married at the bride's parents' home in Cedar Falls.
135	J. E. Vance	Is the new president of the Northeastern Teachers Association.
135	Lola Britton	Is a primary teaching in Marshalltown.
135	Good reports reach us	Good reports of the work of Edith Gritman in Tipton.
135	E. C. Hill	Stopped in the city on his way to the Teachers Association meeting.
135	A message from Boone	Florence (Streeter) Goodykoontz and her husband have a new baby girl.
135	Etta (Robinson) Cantine	After visiting in Cedar Falls, she has returned to East Orange, New Jersey.
135	Rose Ferguson	After completing her work at the university of Iowa, she has begun working as the assistant principal in Alta.
136	The program of the Southwestern Teacher's Association	Several alumni hold official positions in the association.
136	A Tipton paper of July 28 contains this announcement	Sallie Van Metre and Charles. E. Stinson were married.
136	Charles L. Lambert	Has taken a position at the medical college of the New York Pathological Institute.
137	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
138	Bible Study	Lesson X. The Chosen Family--Moses.
139	Scrubs play great game; they run circles around Ellsworth college players; second team holds Ellsworth on 3-yard line--keep record of uncrossed goal--	The I. S. N. S. second string players defeated Ellsworth, 22-0.
140	Next Thursday evening; Campanari, the great Italian singer, will be here; will be the greatest event on this year's lecture course	As part of the lecture course; Italian singer Campanari will perform.
140	Men play tennis; best tournament ever held here--Hudson players defeated; Wallace champion in singles, Wallace and Walters in doubles and Wallace and	A single, double, and mixed double tennis tournament was held at I. S. N. S.
141	Hayes Heaton	Is a teacher in Humboldt this year.
141	Mr. John Wesley Bower	Was married to Grace Reasoner in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
141	Rena Smith	Is teaching the second primary at Marathon.
141	Osta Homan	Is teaching in a rural school near Prescott.
141	Guy Clevenger	Is in charge of the public schools in West Bend.
141	Miss Lea Weston	Has been re-elected to a position in the Lohrville schools.
141	A very pretty wedding was solemnized	Julia Gillam and Harry Goings were married. They will reside in Walhalla, North Dakota.
141	Miss Ella Akers	Is enjoying her work as primary teacher in Kinross. Harry Trumbo is the principal of the school.
141	Stella Peterson	Will teach for the tenth year at Stanton, Iowa.
141	Clara Hazlett	Is teaching the grammar grades in Tripoli.
141	Lois Jacobs	Has primary and intermediate work in Dike.
141	Clio	Presented women's program.
142	Miss Jean Merriam	Visited sister.
142	Miss Anna Wild	Back from trip to St. Louis.
142	Earl and Lily Roadman	Visited Cedar Falls.
142	Mrs. Cramer	Visited daughter.
142	Jessie Little	Visited home.
142	Mamie Martin	Mother visiting.
142	Anna Kraft	Returned from Oelwein.
142	Elsie Rhode	Has been sick.
142	Chresto	Presented scene from drama.
142	Shakes	Presented Ladies Home Journal program.
143	Robert Fullerton	Bought a house on Tremont Street.
143	A happier birthday	Professor and Mrs. Fullerton have a new baby girl.
143	The art exhibit	YWCA exhibition attracted attention.
143	Ethel Edwards	Visited Margaret Oliver.
143	George Faint	Visited sisters.
143	Miss Drenning's friends	Welcome her back from vacation.
143	Mrs. Thomas	Visited friends.
144	The open session season	Philos entertain Shakes.