Normal Eyte — January 10, 1905

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225	The management	Normal Eyte will issue a special Commencement number.
225	At Grinnell	Urges Trustees to install padlocks rather than combination locks in the new Gymnasium.
225	Indians play football	Praise for skills of American Indians in playing football.
225	The Debating League	The Debating League is collecting photos of all men who have represented I. S. N. S. in inter-school debates.
226	The Drake Delphic	Critiques an article written in the Drake Delphic about the merits of the I. S. N. S. football squad.
227	Society spirit leads us	Hopes that good sense will prevail during inter-society oratorical contests.
227	The question submitted for the Kansas Normal debate	Will debate federal income tax; I. S. N. S. will take the negative.
227	The track team	With a handful of returning players, the track and field team looks promising.
230	C. T. Ensign	Now lives at 72 Mt. Vernon Street in Boston, Massachusetts.
230	Margaret O. Stevenson	Works for the Y. W. C. A. in Lincoln, Nebraska.
230	Ila G. Langdon	Has been forced to leave her job as the Grundy County Deputy Auditor due to ill health.
230	J. Clarence Smith	Is the principal of the Central Building of the Algona schools.
230	E. N. Gibson	Is the superintendent of the Centerville schools.
230	J. H. Phelps	Is an instructor in the Philippines.
230	After two years' labor	L. D. Salisbury is the head of the Winterset schools.
230	Mary L. Muhs	Is now working for Mutual Life Insurance in Des Moines.
230	Clara J. Blackburn	Her father died on October 19th.
230	Guy E. and Hattie (Lyon) Green	Are welcoming their third son to the family.
230	Harriet Joyce	Is working in a grammar grade of the Marathon schools.
230	Laura Brown	Is in medical practice in Lincoln, Nebraska.
230	Mrs. H. W. Chehock	Lives in Anita, Iowa, where her husband is the superintendent.
230	Edith (Childs) Fraser	Is living in Keystone, Washington.
230	Lucy J. Sweetszer	Was married to Mr. Twitchell of California.
230	Florence (Rigby) Austin	Visited Normal recently.
230	Bessie Brinton	Is teaching at Lu Verne, Iowa.
230	Hilda G. Lundeen	Is a teacher in the Algona High School.
230	John Parish	Has been elected president of the university glee club.
230	Nellie Tice	Is a grade teacher in Early.
230	Josephine Bunce	Is engaged in grade work in the Forest Home in West Des Moines.
230	Eva C. Brown	Is a teacher in Ainsworth.
231	A quiet little wedding at Cedar Falls	Jeanette Wooley and A. D. King were married.
231	Will Schregardus, Geo. Crary, Albert Colegrove, and E. C. Smith	The four alumni spent time together in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
231	The fiftieth annual session of the Iowa State Teachers Association	Many ISNS alumni attended and participated in the meeting.
232	College Exchanges; edited by Amy Hart Campbell	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
233	Bible Study; Sunday, January 15, 1904--edited by Ira S. Condit	Lesson XV. The people of Israel--Joshua.
234	Ben Martin	Is attending the Spencer Business University.
234	The Crane boys	Ed is a doctor in Correctionville and Eudolph is a doctor in Holstein.
234	Ray Wallace	Is teaching Benton County.
234	Carrie Rock	Is teaching in the Waterloo schools.
234	A. I. Robinson	Is a sophomore in the electrical engineering department of Ames.
234	Charles Stuart	Is secretary of a real estate company in Winnipeg, Canada.
234	Francis Growell	Is teaching in Odebolt.
234	John A. Cash	Taught near Decatur City.
234	Clara and Elsie Bachelor	Are teaching in Linn County.
234	Clara Church	Is living with her father in Central City.
234	Music Notes	Article compares Gregorian music to modern music.
235	Basketball	Practice has gotten under way; George Wallace is selected as captain of the team; schedule of upcoming games.
235	Eldora, Iowa, Dec. 23, 1904	A letter written to President Seerley from the superintendent of the Eldora schools recruiting new teachers to that school.
235	The Kindergarten Club	The first meeting of the Kindergarten Club was a success; the students of the Kindergarten Department held a Christmas party for their family and friends.
236	Ossoli	Three programs were given at the recent Ossoli meeting.
236	Shakes	The Shakespearians held their first preliminary oratorical contest. The winner will be announced in a couple of weeks.
236	Alpha	At the recent Alpha meeting, the "Mouse Trap" was performed by members of the society.
237	Zeta	Members held a Christmas reception.
237	Chresto	Article describes in detail the events of the three most recent meetings.
238	Mr. Arthur Gist	Married Jessie Wiler.
238	Will Wood	Is recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
238	George Cowie	After being quarantined for scarlet fever, has improved rapidly enough to return home.
238	Jessie Farlow	Spent Christmas visiting in Villisca.
238	A. W. Moore	Resigned his position at Norway to return to school.
238	Prof. Rich	Has been attending business matters in the East.
238	Miss Lovitt	Remained at home until Sunday.
238	Edith Cross	Went to Pomeroy where she is a teacher in the third grade.
238	At the close of school	Professor and Mrs. Page went to Kansas City to be the guests of Colonel Chapman.
238	D. D. Schneider	Visited Normal on his way to the law school where he is studying.
238	Mr. Fitzgerald	Has not been meeting his classes due to time spent in Chicago as a result of the death of his mother-in-law.
238	C. E. Cavette	Visited classes Thursday and Friday.
238	Geo. Glenny	Will be the principal of the Norway schools.
238	Effie Conard	Was called home due to the death of her sister.
238	Ben Quigley	Now a resident of Freeport, Illinois; visited Normal Monday.
238	I. C. Martin	Has returned to school after several terms' absence
238	Clifton Ware	Was a visitor on the Hill Sunday.
238	Ruth Egloff and Zoe Britton	Visited chapel Friday.
238	Harry Lambert	Has taken a two week vacation from school.
238	Jack Streff	Stopped to visit old friends.
238	Mabelle Naylor	Is absent from classes due to sickness.
238	Mae Reasoner	Has entered school.
238	Celia Stafford	Has entered school for special music work.
238	Ernest Ackerman	Visited Normal.
238	Miss Thornton	Visited Kansas City during vacation.
238	Mr. Parish	Did not teach his classes Thursday due to an illness.
238	Miss Agnes Wallace	Visited Normal Friday.
239	One of the happy Yuletide weddings	Ralph Rigby and Emma Reece were married.
239	Mrs. G. W. Samson	Is spending three weeks visiting her son Paul in Emporia, Kansas.
239	Robert Fullerton	Spent his vacation in Chicago studying at the Anna Grauf Bryant studio.
239	Daniel Thompson	Accompanied his sister Emmie to Normal.
239	Christie Todd	Will be confined to her room for awhile due to a sledding accident.
239	Friends of Emma Bradley	Has resigned her position in the science department of the Fairfield High School due to an illness.
239	Raymond Dix	Returned to Ainsworth after visiting Normal.
239	Ralph McElhinney	Will be a guest of Sioux Jones.
239	Lucy Ingersoll	Returned to school after an extended illness.
240	News was announced yesterday	Julia Bartlett, the wife of Professor M. W. Bartlett, died while the family was visiting in Minnesota.
249	Training; Teachers' Associations	Article discusses the usefulness of teachers associations.