Normal Eyte — November 23, 1904

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177	Orators, wake up!; more interest in oratory necessary; Iowa's standing in interstate league no credit to us	Encourages students to participate in the oratory events that the school offers.
180	Sing a song of Normal; Fullerton makes some pat suggestions to song writers	Professor Fullerton give suggestions to students who are writing a school song for the contest.
180	Training; bridging the gulf between the grade and the high school	Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education.
182	E. S. Smith	Is the principal of the Cleghorn schools.
182	Gertrude Mitchell	Is a teacher in the Holland school in Minneapolis.
182	State conference	The State Conference of Colleges and Secondary Schools will meet in Iowa City November 25, 1904.
182	Carrie L. Neidy	Is not teaching this year.
182	Inez Croasdale	Is a teacher in Logan.
182	Mae Diddy	Was married to Roy K. Worrell and resides in Fresno, California.
182	Florence Kimball	Is a teacher in Hawarden.
182	Ernest Walker	Is the head of the Minden schools.
182	Mary R. Norton	Has a position as first primary teacher in Yankton, South Dakota.
182	Lee Popp	Is a student at Armour Institute in Chicago.
182	Maude Lane	Is in charge of eighth grade in Sioux City.
182	E. S. Baker	Is enrolled at the medical college of Sate University of Iowa.
182	Myrtle Drew	Is now Mrs. Parker of Minneapolis.
182	The principal of the Plymouth	Elmer Charlson is the Plymouth principal.
183	Friends of Florence (Mack) Farr	Has bought property in Waterloo.
183	Chas. Meyerholz	Was teacher of history in the State University of Maine during the summer
183	H. B. Lizer	Purchased the La Porte City Press.
183	Ida (Shaw) Frederick	Will teach in Brawley, California.
183	Emma Hoebel	Was married to Herbert Halsey.
183	Laura Hopkinson Jones	Has settled inter her new home in Hobart, Oklahoma, and gave birth to a baby girl.
183	After two years' service	Willis E. Lamb is the superintendent of the Dell Rapids, South Dakota, schools.
183	Eva C. Hubbard	Is living in Alberta, Canada.
183	Alzada Mowry	Is eighth grade instructor in Des Moines.
183	Susie Ablett	Was married to Ambrose Thomas
183	Seba Dewell	Is Prescott school principal in Lincoln, Nebraska.
184	We copy from the La Porte City Progress-Review	An account of the wedding of Adah Hayes and R. B. Chisholm.
184	John M. Dunkerton	Is instructor of science and mathematics at Capital Park High School of Des Moines.
184	Florence Clark	Is teaching in Morenci, Arizona, with her sister Maude.
185	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
186	Drake wins Normal game; the Christians outclass Pell's weakened team; Normal plays to the finish with grim determination--substitutes display much	Drake defeated I. S. N. S., 26-6; includes the article written by the Record about the game.
187	Fall term graduates	Roster of students who will be graduating at the end of the fall 1904 term.
188	Johnnie Singer	Is head clerk in the silk department of "The Fair" in Chicago.
188	Gertrude Coffman	Was married to Harrison Deal.
188	Bertha Pike	Father is gravely ill in Cedar Rapids.
188	Jean Kinsman	Is a teacher in Boone.
188	Pauline DeLange	Is primary teacher in St. Lawrence, South Dakota.
188	Minna Brothers	Married Dr. F. Stewart
188	Zella B. Wright	Is teaching fourth and fifth grade at Columbus Junction.
188	Emalyn Miller	Will teach in Seneca.
188	Anna Lundby	Is teaching in Orange township, Black Hawk County.
188	Ossoli	Provides a recap of the recent Halloween meeting.
188	Aristo	Describes the events of the Shake-Aristo meeting.
189	Zeta	Enjoyed various programs given by members of the society.
190	In honor of the birthday	Miss Oliver entertained a friends in honor of T. E. Jones' birthday.
190	Fay Bigelow	Will not return for the winter term, but instead will teach at his home town.
190	Prof. Wright	Spoke to the Iowa Religious Education Association in Indianola.
190	Dalma Young and Elizabeth Baur	Went to Des Moines to see the Drake-Normal football game.
190	Miss Evans	Visited chapel and other music classes.
190	Georgia Herrald	Went home to Fonda.
190	Miss Eggerton	Left for her home in Rock Island.
190	Ernest Bean	His mother and brother visited.
190	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Are spending the week in St. Louis.
190	Ceva Bezold	Visited Esther Seerley.
190	Vernon G. Behrens	Came to Normal to attend the lecture.
190	Miss Ellen Hull	Will fill the place left by Emily Gardner.
190	Ted Rivers	Was the guest of Winifred Barker.
190	Mrs. Newton	Visited Normal with her daughter Mildred.
190	Mr. Lathrop	Left the football team in Des Moines and traveled to St. Louis.
190	Miss Hughes	Stayed at home part of the week due to an illness.
190	Mrs. Leland	Went to Janesville to inspect the Women's Relief Corps.
190	Miss Marrow	Will teach in a country school this winter.
190	Miss Lillian Goodwin	Was a visitor in Waterloo.
190	Sadie Swisher	Went home due to an illness.
190	Prof. Geiser	Was not able to teach his classes due to illness.
190	Lucy Crary	Has a position in the Cedar Falls Methodist Episcopal church choir.
190	Miss Edna Poor	Visited Normal.
191	Last Sunday Nina Richardson	Went home to Sibley due to her brother's death.
191	Prof. Condit	The Bible Study leaders wrote birthday cards to Professor Condit.
191	Within the past few days	Several students and faculty have left for the St. Louis Fair.
191	The first Sunday of next term	Dr. Sheets will speak on the home missions program.
191	The convention of the third district of Women's Federated Clubs	Meet at Cedar Falls.
191	"Castles in the Air"	Was the theme of Governor Bob Taylor's lecture.
191	Miss Gunn	Is in charge of the Sunday school in the Waterloo Baptist churches.
191	Alta Wray	Spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wray.
191	Bessie Beam	Will return this winter to resume her school work.
191	Mr. Walker	Sold his home for $16,000.
191	Messrs. Knapp, Brandstetter, Wood, and Magee	Were excused from classes to travel to the St. Louis Fair.
191	Mrs. Paulson	Took her sick son to Janesville.
192	Resolutions	Members of Cliosophic Literary Society express sympathy on death of Nina Richardson's brother.