Normal Eyte — December 14, 1904

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209	Why not work?; an employment bureau would be a boon to self-supporting students; many schools are establishing them at present--convenience to both	Article encourages students to push for the development of a cooperative between students and businesses to give the students employment.
210	The Debating League meetings	The Debating League is discussing whether or not I. S. N. S. should take on Drake.
210	School closes for vacation	The school will close on December 21st and reopen on January 5th for winter break.
211	Central Hall from south campus	Central Hall; photo.
211	That the true Normal spirit is	Roy Hoats is teaching in a Waterloo high school.
213	To "Doc"	Tribute to Coach Pell.
213	Teachers are wanted; Normal's supply of experienced pedagogs is exhausted.	School boards are requesting more teachers than there are available to fill the spots.
213	Senior bum; Y. W.'s and Y. M.'s show upperclassmen a good time	Members of the Y. W. and Y. M. Christian Associations gave a reception for the senior class.
213	Pres. and Mrs. Seerley entertain	The Seerleys entertained half of the senior class at their home.
214	Training; bridging the gulf between the grade and the high school part II	Article describes the gap between grade school and high school education and ways to fix it.
216	J. O. Huntley	Is the head of the Casey schools.
216	Fannie (Mowry) Leversee	Is a grade teacher in the Harrison schools of Minneapolis.
216	W. H. Lyon	Was elected Marion County attorney.
216	F. L. Kolb	Is the principal in Early.
216	Grace Smith	Is teaching in Independence.
216	Altha Stone	Is assistant principal of the Early schools.
216	Thomas Teakle	Is commercial instructor in the Storm Lake High School.
216	Jedie (Jones) Osher	Is the mother of a new baby daughter.
216	Pearl Van Tuyl	Is a first year high school teacher in West Liberty.
217	Frank E. Green	Is junior member of his law firm.
217	The engagement of Lucy G. Lewis and Dr. Erwin Schenk	The couple's engagement has been announced.
217	Juliette Pierce	Is teaching in a college near Deer Lodge, Montana.
217	Edna Poor	Is editor of the Independence Conservative.
217	Lyle M. Burgess	Was married to Bertha Beard.
217	Friends of B. B. McGinnis	Is continuing his work in Palmer after the death of his father.
217	Emma (England) Mendenall	Is spending several months with her daughter visiting Iowa.
217	Lillian Crosley	Is teaching seventh and eighth grade in Des Moines.
217	Albert Graham	Welcomed the birth of his son, Albert Vivian.
217	The announcement that Susie Young	Will not return from China until next fall.
217	R. S. Dix	Is principal of the Ainsworth Schools.
217	Harry E. Fields	Is living in Regina, Canada.
218	The Minnesota Daily	Owen P. McElmeel and Bonnetta Cornish were married.
218	The Cherokee Democrat	Announced the wedding of Myrtle Chick to Samuel Hotchkiss.
219	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
220	Bible Study	Lesson XIII: The people of Israel--Moses.
221	Jessie Ball	Is teaching in Wolsey, South Dakota.
221	Coral Sykes	Is teaching near Mason City.
221	Mamie Shillington	Has intermediate work in Fairbank.
221	Edna Richardson	Is teaching near Grove Hill.
221	Iva Holmes	Is in the first primary department of Ute.
221	Covie Chitty	Is teaching near Nevada.
221	F. J. Conley	Is superintendent of the Chickasaw schools.
221	Erma L. Krout	Is a teacher in the Hedrick schools.
221	Announcements	Alma Woodruff and Leavitt Ballentine were married.
221	Jessie Box	Is the primary teacher in the Dows schools.
221	Clio	Clio alumnae from Mason City are encouraging the purchase of a statue for Cliorio Hall.
221	Ossoli	A recap of the recent Ossoli meeting.
222	L. D. Huff	Has returned to Normal as a student.
222	Elizabeth McCulloch	After spending several weeks at home, she is again a student.
222	Prof. and Mrs. M. W. Bartlett	Are spending several weeks with W. A. Bartlett in Minnesota.
222	Florence Imlay	Will teach in La Porte.
222	Elizabeth Lamberty	Spent Thanksgiving at Marengo.
222	Prof. W. H. Bender	Spoke at a teachers meeting in Janesville.
222	J. O. Stein	Returned to Normal to continue his studies.
222	Hjalmar Ostergaard	Has returned to school.
222	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Were visitors in Burlington.
222	Frank Hamilton	Went home due to the illness of his mother.
222	After a successful experience in teaching	Minnie Bush is a enrolled as a student again.
222	Emil and Oscar Tostlebe	After an absence of two terms, they are in school again.
222	Ruth Davison	Her mother was here to see her.
222	Philo	New officers were installed.
223	Chas. B. Stein	Went to Chicago to study voice, violin, and harmony.
223	Mrs. James Ingersoll	Came to Normal to visit her daughter Lucy.
223	Effie Conard	Received a telegram telling her of the death of her only sister.
223	Rev. Jolly	Visited chapel with his friend Dr. McGurk.
223	Don Campbell	Was at Normal looking for a teacher to assist him in his eighth grade work at Vinton.
223	Mrs. Graham and W. L. Maulsby	Were visited by their mother.
223	Gladys Dunn	Has been elected assistant in the penmanship department.
223	Mrs. Martz	Entertained the women who roomed in her house last term.
223	A few evenings before the close of the last term	Jennie Hutchison gave waffle supper for friends.
223	George Glenny	Is the principal of the Norway, Iowa, schools.
223	Miss Lambert	Entertained her Sunday School class at her home.
223	G. J. Wright	Was here visiting his son Howard.
223	John and Etta Wooley	Have returned to school.
223	Ida Marshall	Teaches first grade in Parkersburg.
223	Mrs. Florence Adams	Was here to see her brother Ralph Rigby.
223	Mrs. Jennings	Visited Normal on Thursday.
223	Mr. Connor and Mr. Biggs	Were visited at Chapel on Thursday.
223	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Have moved to West 22nd Street.
223	Pearl Hayden	Visited La Porte City with Nina Walker.
223	Prof. and Mrs. Cummins	Welcomed a new son into their family.
223	John Larson	Is now enrolled as a student again.
223	Elizabeth Fitz	Is in school again.
224	The Hutchinsons hev moved away	Poem reflects author's sentiment of missing Jennie Hutchison.
224	Lee Popp	Is taking two terms of advanced chemistry work at Normal.
334	Howard Erickson	After a summer at home, he has re-entered school.