Normal Eyte — January 18, 1905

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241	Prof. D. Sands Wright, President of Iowa State Teachers' Association, 1904	A photo of Professor Wright.
241	A notable address; Prof. Wright, Pres. State Teachers' Association, makes pithy and pointed speech; hope and enthusiasm are keynotes of address and it	Article provides reviews of Professor Wright's address.
243	Subjects for oratory; Iowa college oration evenly divided as to eulogies and discussions of live questions	Topics of orations presented at other Iowa colleges; discusses the difficulties with cheating and grading students.
244	Honor and open shelves	The library has operated with open shelves, but material relating to specific topics, such as the upcoming debate topic, sometimes disappears; may need stricter control of book circulation.
245	Dr. Eastman to lecture; "The Limbo of Letters" to be given under auspices of Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Professor Eastman will lecture; photo.
246	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
247	A. C. Wyant	Graduated from the dental school of the University of Iowa; now practicing in Hawarden, Iowa.
247	After a Christmas vacation spent at her home in Cedar Falls	Lydia B. Eckhard has returned to Boone where she is a high school teacher.
247	Harry Lambert	Spent his Christmas vacation in Cedar Falls; is teaching eighth grade in the Manning schools.
247	Willis J. Bell	Visited Normal; is in charge of the Alta schools.
247	J. N. Streff	Visited Normal on his way to the University of Iowa.
247	J. C. Jones	Is spending his vacation in Cedar Falls.
247	Emma Frances Chase	Is the new daughter of H. M. and Floy (White) Chase.
247	Principal Carl Knock of Mitchell	Held a school entertainment program in December and was a big success.
247	W. L. Hearst	Was elected president of the Black Hawk County Medical Society.
247	Katie Boehmke	Will begin working in the first primary department of the Sutherland schools.
247	Caroline Wesley	Will be the new teacher in the fourth and fifth grades in the Sioux Rapids schools.
247	Benjamin Quigley	Spent a day at Normal last week; is engaged in the produce business.
247	Jean Johnson	Is a sixth grade teacher in Fort Dodge.
247	Floy Younkin	Is teaching at Gilbert Station, Iowa.
247	Walter Mitchell	Is the head of the Charter Oak schools.
247	M. M. Ries	Is principal of the Bennett schools.
247	Celestine Incze	Is a teacher in Grand Junction.
247	Good reports of the work of R. H. Sylvester	Is principal of the schools of Sergeant's Bluff.
247	Raymond Dix	Visited Normal on his way to Ainsworth.
247	E. W. Gregson	Is engaged in a merchandise business in Ewart, Iowa.
247	R. A. and Mary (Birdsall) Santee	Welcomed a little daughter in December.
247	Nellie Tice	Is a grade teacher in Early.
247	Prin. F. D. McIlravy	Is the proud father of a new son.
247	Cora A. Downey	Is spending a year at home in Cedar Falls.
248	Lillian Crosley	Is teaching English in the seventh and eighth grades in Des Moines.
248	Albert Graham	Is welcoming the birth of a son, Albert Vivian.
248	Friends of Frank W. Perkins	Has accepted a position in science work in Clarinda; welcomed the birth of a new daughter in September.
248	The engagement of Lucy C. Lewis and Dr. Erwin Schenk	The couple announces their engagement.
248	Work in the Bellevue schools	Work under the supervision of B. S. Asquith progresses smoothly.
248	Juliette Pierce	Is teaching in a college near Deer Lodge, Montana.
248	Ernest R. Nichols	Was elected fourth vice president of the Association of Agricultural Colleges.
248	C. E. Cavett	Visited Normal on his way back to Gowrie.
248	E. N. Gibson	Is the new superintendent of the Centerville schools.
248	Bird Bundy	Is enrolled in the Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago.
249	Training; Teachers' Associations	Article discusses the features and sections of a teachers' association.
251	Bible Study; Sunday, January 22, 1905--edited by Ira S. Condit	Lesson XVI. The People of Israel--the Judges
252	Music Notes	Professor Fullerton talks about the difficulties of teaching music in high schools.
253	Kate Neilly	Is teaching at Sprague, Washington.
253	May Nichol	Is teaching near Green Mountain.
253	Mary Kurtz	Is teaching near Beaman.
253	Grace Melick	Is working near Rowley.
253	Bessie Morton	Is teaching near Clarence.
253	Mary and Elizabeth Barrett	Are teaching near Rowley.
253	We noticed in a recent issue of a Council Bluffs paper	John Donahue and Katie Delaney were married.
253	Bert Hughes	Is working on a farm in Wayne County.
253	Cora M. Jansen	Is doing first primary work in Eddyville, Iowa.
253	In addition to teaching music in the high school	Margaret Butterfield also does eighth grade work in Odebolt.
253	Clara Randall	Is teaching near Marshalltown.
253	Winnie Kurtz	Is teaching near Green Mountain.
253	T. B. Stewart	Is principal of the Clarence schools.
253	Bertha Test	Is teaching near Marshalltown.
253	Frances Evans	Is one of the teachers in Early.
253	Lottie Cozad	Is teaching in a rural school near Weldon.
253	Jerry Wolfe	Is a senior in the Chicago veterinary school.
253	C. E. Barker	Is a medical student at the state University.
253	Pearl Sutton	Is teaching in New Providence.
253	Eleanor Gray	Is a grade teacher in Odebolt.
253	Clara Louise Johnson	Is teaching in the Allison schools.
253	Mrs. C. P. Huff	Was recently called home due to the death of her mother-in-law
253	Miss Louise Webb	Becomes Mrs. John Bowling and resides in Stanwood, Iowa.
253	Pete Peterson	Is taking electrical engineering in Ames.
253	O. K. McElhiney	Is manager of a lumber yard in Hartley.
253	Andrew Maland	Is engaged in business in Slater.
253	Nellie McCown	Is teaching primary grades in Spencer.
253	John Hoyt	Is a senior medical student at Northwestern University, Chicago.
254	Miss Margaret Baker; formerly instructor in reading at Normal--now at Oxford, England	Margaret Baker is now an instructor at Oxford in England.
254	Basketball	The first basketball game of the season occurred in the new Gymnasium; the scrubs played the varsity team.
255	Miss Jean Merriam	Visited her sister on Sunday.
255	Kathryn Conaway	Has been suffering from tonsillitis.
255	Florence Laubscher	Has charge of a school near Tipton.
255	Miss Thornton	Did not meet with her classes on Monday due to the illness of her mother.
255	Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eells	Visited Normal.
255	In the absence of Dr. McGurk	Professor Wright preached at the Methodist Church.
255	Illness has kept Nellie Eastman	Is confined to her room for the week.
255	Mr. Brandstetter	Attended a party in Waterloo.
255	Miss Pierce	Missed several days of school due to an illness.
255	Prof. Samson	Was not able to meet his classes on Tuesday.
255	Last Friday the Alphas	Help a pillow and pennant shower for their hall.
255	Lida Corliss	Was unable to return after Christmas vacation due to her mother's illness.
255	Clio	Ida Hoebel and Lillian Bowers took first and second place in the Clio oration contest.
255	Philo	Two orations, a debate, and a presentation on astronomy occurred at the most recent Philo meeting.
256	Mr. and Mrs. Macy Campbell	Returned from a visit to Pleasanton.
256	Miss Dorothy Foerfler	Was the guest of Virginia Van Meter.
256	Dr. Richard Van Metre and Ricker Van Metre	Visited their sister Virginia.
256	Rev. Moody	Held the Y. M. C. A. prayer meeting.
256	Lillian Hanson	Contracted scarlet fever while staying at Crary Hall.
256	Before Rector Biggs	The St. Catherine's Guild held a going away party for Mr. Biggs; Miss Bowman was elected to succeed him.
256	On Friday evening	Miss Rice entertained forty guests.
256	The Baptist Choir	Was entertained at the home of Mrs. Jackson.