Normal Eyte — November 16, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
161	Meet at Red Oak; the Southwest Iowa Teachers Association hold interesting session; a most successful meeting--many notable addresses given	Detailed description of the program of the Southwest Iowa Teachers Association.
163	"Honorable Judges, Ladies and Gentlemen!"; sketches of the Ames-Normal debate by our cartoonist	Cartoon depicting the members of the Ames and I. S. N. S. debating teams.
164	Notes on Music	Article describes the usefulness of having high quality musicians perform on campus.
164	Taylor will talk; governor of Tennessee will entertain Normalites Friday evening, Nov. 18--bring ticket No. 9	Governor Taylor of Tennessee will speak as a part of the lecture course.
165	Training; the course of study--the gulf between the grade and the high school	Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education.
167	Gertrude M. Crane	Has received an increase in salary at her position as high school assistant in Milo, Iowa.
167	Marion Frances	Is the new daughter of A. E. Felmley and his wife.
167	Ethel Meacham	Is again teaching in Wellman, Iowa.
167	Mayme Randall	Has been visiting friends in Iowa City.
167	E. W. Vogel	Is in the life insurance business in Fort Dodge.
167	Harry H. Savage	Has been elected as the president of the Southwestern Teachers Association.
167	Flora Galt	Visited Normal for the Ames debate.
167	George Eckhard	Is a senior in the civil engineering department of State University of Iowa.
167	After faithful service	Upon completion of missionary work in India, Susie Young is returning to the U. S.
167	R. W. Keeler	Is a junior member of Winget & Keeler in Lake View, Iowa.
167	Myrtle E. Putnam	Has finished her fifth year in the Redfield schools.
167	Olive Orton	Will complete her studies at the University of Nebraska.
167	Jessie Lias	Is in her fourth year as assistant in the Bellevue high school.
167	Jessie Wiler	Is in charge of the primary department of the Aplington schools.
167	Maude Rohlfsen	Completed a term of school near La Porte City.
167	T. L. Eland	Is a student at the medical college of the University of Iowa.
167	B. H. Callison	Is working in the Correctionville high school.
167	Paul Peterson	Is manager of the Danish Lutheran Publishing House in Blair, Nebraska.
167	Lena A. Brown	Is the wife of Charles A Kent.
167	This winter Earl Roadman	Will teach in Grundy County.
167	Sedona Fesenbeck	Is high school principal in Humboldt.
167	Ada Montgomery	Is sixth grade teacher in Fairfield.
167	Ward Hanna	Is principal of the Luverne, Iowa, schools.
167	Vera Lighthall	Is assistant at Buffalo Center.
167	J. R. Slacks	Is the principal of the Lake View schools.
168	S. L Thomas	Has been teaching physics for eight years in the Council Bluffs high school.
168	Edith Van Tuyl	Has completed her first term as a teacher in Dunkerton.
168	Miss Libbie Lodwick	Is teaching Latin and German in Los Angeles, California.
168	The many friends of I. D. Shuttleworth	Is now the superintendent of the Neola schools.
168	Pearl M. Shaffer	Is in the Kansas State Agricultural College as professor of Military Science and Tactics.
168	O. J. McManus	Is serving his third term as the superintendent of the Pottawattamie County schools.
168	F. C. Ensign	Is in his fifth year as principal of the Council Bluffs High School.
168	Ida M. Leighton	Is a third grade teacher in Sioux Rapids.
168	Lissa (Jeffers) Fulton	Has moved to Burke, South Dakota.
168	George Galloway	Is now superintendent of the Dunlap schools. Edwin Bronson will engage in the drug business in Council Bluffs.
168	Arthur Gist	Made a visit home on November 5th and 6th; is teaching in Sioux City.
168	J. N. Streff	Is studying law at the State University of Iowa.
168	L. D. Curtis, Jr.	Was one of the teachers in the Cedar County institute.
169	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
170	Bible Study	Lesson XI. The people of Israel--Moses
171	Normal 6, Penn 6; teams play like schoolboys; Normal unable to solve the combination of the unlucky 13	I. S. N. S. tied with Penn, 6-6; provides a detailed description of the game.
173	Grace Furrow	Has second intermediate work in Tripoli. Maude Osier is in charge of the first intermediate grade.
173	Frances Deo	Is in charge of the primary department of Kinierim.
173	Edith Gillen	Is teaching near Doon but expects to return to Normal next term.
173	Jessie Ball	Is teaching in Wolsey, South Dakota.
173	Chester H. Thompson	Is working in the post office in Tacoma, Washington. F. J. Campbell is one of this carriers.
173	Lela McElhinney	Is teaching music, physical culture, and elocution in Nashua.
173	Jas. H. Seymour	Is principal of the Irwin schools.
173	At Dows, Sept. 7th	Katherine Ellis and Roy Fuller were married.
173	August 8th, Mary Fink of Ackley	Mary Fink became Mrs. G. L. Gorton.
173	Ida Donald	Is continuing her work at the school for the deaf in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
173	W. D. Van Tuyl	Is a member of the West Liberty high school.
173	Barbara McDowell	Is special primary teacher near Hampton.
173	Vacation railroad rates	Rates for students and faculty who wish to take the railroad home for Thanksgiving.
173	Miss Gay Thompson	Was married to W. F. Wood of Estherville.
174	Monday evening	Women of reading circle entertain men.
174	Annie Johnston	Expects to go to Canada.
174	Grace Smith	Attended Neo session.
174	Mr. Dunkerton	Visited friends.
174	Mary and Agnes Faint	Visited sister Lillian.
174	Rodney Rodenbach	Has been sick.
174	Mary Kurtz	Visiting friends.
174	Edith Van Tuyl	Visited friends.
174	Miss Teddersen	Visited Alda Kranbuehl.
174	Mrs. Agnes Chase	Caring for father.
174	Lydia Holahan	Mother sick.
174	Alpha	Presented program on light opera.
174	Elizabeth McCulloch	Went home to rest.
175	The football boys	Mr. and Mrs. Wallace give three course luncheon for football team.
175	The reception	Professors Gregg, Buck, and Suplee give large reception.
175	Prof. W. H. Bender	Preparing for ISTA meeting.
175	Mr. B. R. King	Came to concert.
175	Jack Streff	Visited campus; playing football for University of Iowa.
175	Maude Dudley and Margaret Van Metre	Visited physical training department.
175	Ralph Crouse	Visited home and voted.
175	Mr. Bancroft	Sent bouquet to faculty.
176	Never has Cedar Falls had the privilege	Praise for performance of Giuseppe Campanari and his company.
176	Neo open session	The Neotrophian society held an open session for the public on November 12.