Normal Eyte — October 25, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
97	Value of normal schools	The practical value of normal schools is coming to be more and more recognized.
97	Northeastern Iowa Teachers Assn.	Brief highlights of the meeting.
98	On the gridiron; Normal team was too fast for the Cornell boys	Normal defeats Cornell in football for the sixth straight year.
98	Chapel time	Cartoon depicting students running to the auditorium in anticipation of chapel exercises
98	Appropriations asked; comparison of amounts asked of General Assembly by I. S. N. S and S. U. I.	ISNS asks for $37,000; University of Iowa asks for $323,500.
99	The way it then seemed	Cornell having had high expectations coming into the football game against Normal.
100	Hahn's Orchestra coming	Lecture Course Committee has booked Hahn's Orchestra for a performance.
100	Only a few copies left	Last few copies of the 1905 Old Gold are available.
101	Training, the subject and the pupil; quantitative measurements of nature and experience--mathematics of the elementary schools	Extensive article about mathematics and how they are used in elementary schools.
103	Bible Studies	Lesson VII; first period of Galilean ministry
104	Society	Neo program includes music, papers, and history; Zetas hear recitations and serial story; Aristos entertained many visitors; Chrestos held literary session.
106	Y. W. C. A. notes	Roster of officers; hear presentation on mission work.
107	Ella Sondager	Teaching in Elkader.
107	Mabelle Payton	Teaching at Marcus.
107	After a year's rest	Ella Lund is teaching in Lenox.
107	Allan Peterson	Principal in Randolph.
107	Margaret Coudon	Teaching in Zearing.
107	Mildred Dane	At home in Waterloo this year.
107	At the recent meeting of the conference of the M. E. Church	E. G. Copeland appointed pastor at Ackley.
107	Lucy O. Pingrey	Studying and teaching in Iowa City.
107	Fay M. Strawn	Teaching in West Des Moines.
107	In a letter to a friend	Owen P. McElmeel is enjoying life in Minnesota.
107	Ethel Gerken	Teaching in Odebolt.
107	Dr. Lucy M. Wood	Practicing medicine in Colorado.
107	Christine Thoene	Teaching in Dubuque.
107	Orpha M. Ensign	Teaching in California.
107	R. S. Dix	Principal in Ainsworth.
107	Elizabeth Henderson	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
107	Mayme Ryan	Teaching in Albert Lea.
107	Nellie Cahow	At home in Greenfield.
107	Grace Smith	Teaching in Cumberland.
108	Elsie Schilling	Teaching in Hedrick.
108	Lulu Landsberg	Intends to return to ISNS.
108	Jessie Oleson	Teaching in Iowa Falls.
108	Maude Akin	At home in Glidden.
108	Ruby McDowell	Teaching near Hampton.
108	Ella Ackers	Teaching in Kinross.
108	At 8:30 this morning	Ada Eighmey married Arthur Blackburn.
108	May Hiams	Teaching in Mason City.
108	May Hiams	Teaching in Mason City.
108	Blanche Crouse	Training as nurse in Chicago.
108	Clare Moe	Teaching in St. Ansgar.
108	Emma Clark	Teaching in Duluth.
108	Ruth Clark	Teaching near Boulder, Colorado.
108	Ethel Waller	Teaching in Everett, Washington.
108	Charles F. Kuehne	Principal at Lake Park.
108	Belle Woodford	Teaching in Hoquiam, Washington.
109	Clare Owens	Entertained family.
109	Frances Holmes, Edna Cass, and Mabel Meek	Visited Waterloo.
109	Katrina Bowlus	Visited Cedar Rapids.
109	Nathan Gist	Visited home briefly.
109	Nelle Murphy	Visited sister Laura.
109	Blanche Martin	Sister visited.
109	Stella Olesen	Visited Flora Bergeson.
109	Will Perrin	Visited campus.
109	Grace Dreher	Visited Lela Stanley.
109	Miss Call	Visited Webster City.
109	Prof. Wright	Spoke to YMCA at Fort Dodge.
109	Grace and Flora Furrow	Visited Tripoli.
109	Edith Shaw	Visited Payton.
109	Hannah Merriam	Visited Coggon.
109	Fannie Drees	Visited sister Blanche.
109	Edna Irwin	Visited Mason City.
109	Stella Counsell	Visited Janesville.
109	Miss Shumway	Visited home.
109	Margaret Bowes	Visited Eagle Grove.
109	Clara Johnson	Recovered from illness.
109	Ruth Spicer	Visited Des Moines.
109	Edith Ehret	Visited Hudson.
109	Louisa Miller	Visited home.
109	Harry St. Clair	Visited sister Daisy.
109	Elsie Clarkson	Father visited.
109	Dorothy McNally	Visited Hudson.
109	Lydia Scheit	Visited home.
109	Mary Soltow	Visited Ackley.
109	Dorothy Hobbie	Visited Hampton.
110	Friends of Prof. Frank D. Eaman	Professor Eaman passed the bar examination in Michigan.
110	During the sessions	Clara Cressey entertained friend.
110	Mrs. A. B. Page	Attended DAR meeting.
110	Ruth Gist	Will teach in Grand Falls, North Dakota.
110	Miss Kinley	Will not return to school after death of father.
110	Mrs. Louise Kamanski	Visited her brother, Professor Colegrove.
110	Frances, Hubbard	Belmond teachers visited campus.
110	Effie Williamson	Visited sister Mary.