Normal Eyte — November 15, 1905
| Page | Title | Summary | Scan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 145 | Normal wins annual debate; Normal debating team wins victory over Ames team--have won seven out of ten contests from Ames | Team composed of Charles Mantle, John Cherny, and Deforest Ferris wins. | |
| 146 | Successfully coaches first team | Praise for Professor Todd, who coached the debate team to victory over Ames. | |
| 147 | Our faculty not (?) guilty | ISNS faculty tend to dismiss class on time, but that is not true at some other schools. | |
| 147 | Penn, 12; Normal, 6; Pell's plucky eleven lose to Penn's portly twelve | Normal loses to Penn, 12-6; account of the game. | |
| 148 | The Lenora Jackson Concert Co. | Performance preview. | |
| 149 | Training; the subject and the pupil, nature as a prominent window of the soul | Discusses using more nature study in the classroom. | |
| 151 | Bible Studies | Bible lessons for the week, covering the second period of the Galilean ministry. | |
| 152 | Society | Text of toast by Lottie Hunter given at the Chresto banquet. | |
| 154 | Pearl M. Shaffer | Teaching military science and tactics in Kansas. | |
| 154 | Y. W. C. A. notes | Activities report; about 360 attend Sunday night meetings; about the same number attend Bible study classes. | |
| 154 | Hal B. Washburn | Associate editor of Mt. Vernon newspaper. | |
| 154 | Announcement of the wedding | Chester Wright married Olive Schottman. | |
| 154 | Anna L Sitler | Teaching in Oelwein. | |
| 154 | Essie May Davies | Principal in Washington, Iowa. | |
| 155 | Willis J. Bell | Principal at Hartley. | |
| 155 | Clarence M. Parker | Principal in Grundy Center. | |
| 155 | J. O. Johnson | Received master's degree from University of Iowa; now studying theology. | |
| 155 | Emma Secor | Teaching in Cheyenne, Wyoming. | |
| 155 | S. A. Potts | Head of Thornburg schools. | |
| 155 | Ariel Parish | Teaching in Shelby. | |
| 155 | Clara Van Pelt | Teaching in Des Moines. | |
| 155 | Rena (Curkeet) Samson | Visited Cedar Falls; returned to Emporia, Kansas. | |
| 155 | E. H. Griffin | Now a life insurance salesman. | |
| 155 | Grace Bates | Teaching in Albion. | |
| 155 | Martha Stilson | Teaching in East Waterloo. | |
| 155 | Evelyn Miller | Teaching in Kansas City. | |
| 155 | Bess Chase | Teaching at West Side. | |
| 155 | E. N. Gibson | Superintendent in Centerville. | |
| 155 | Rose A. Morris | At home with parents. | |
| 155 | Forrest Wheeler | Teaching in Fort Dodge. | |
| 155 | G. C. Hoyt | Working on Colorado ranch. | |
| 156 | Jean Johnson | Teaching in Fort Dodge. | |
| 156 | Rollo Newcomb | Principal in Latimer. | |
| 156 | A wedding of unusual interest | Enola Pearl Pierce married Karl B. Stein. | |
| 156 | Maud Popp | Studying art in Chicago. | |
| 156 | Ira L. Craig | Studying at Cornell University. | |
| 156 | Nellie Johnson | Teaching in Belle Plaine. | |
| 156 | The program of the Southwestern | Several alumni and faculty participated in the program. | |
| 156 | Tressa Tighe | Teaching in East Waterloo. | |
| 156 | Raymond French | Studying at University of Iowa. | |
| 156 | Owen Hamersly | Teaching in South English. | |
| 157 | James E. Patterson | Principal at West Point, Iowa. | |
| 157 | James H. Seymour | Principal at Defiance; Carl Missildine will go to Irwin. | |
| 157 | Sunday evening, June 25th | Mary Virginia Coffman married John Loffer. | |
| 157 | Emma Parsons | Teaching at Cedar Valley Seminary. | |
| 157 | M. Maude Davis | Teaching at McGregor. | |
| 157 | Leila Anderson | Teaching at Shenandoah. | |
| 158 | Mr. and Mrs. Lambert | Visited family. | |
| 158 | Mrs. Long | Visited daughter. | |
| 158 | Mr. Condit went to Coggon | Spoke to professional association. | |
| 158 | One evening of last week | Henrietta Plock entertained friends. | |
| 158 | Miss Katherine Blanchart | Visited friends. | |
| 158 | Katie Barnett | Visiting sister. | |
| 158 | Laura Bagley | Mother ill. | |
| 158 | On Tuesday of last week | Mrs. Walters entertained friends. | |
| 158 | Mr. Horner of Geneva | Visited Clyde Ruggles. | |
| 158 | Miss Cecile Drenning of Galena | Visited her sister Clara Drenning. | |
| 158 | Miss Goodwin went home to Clinton | To visit mother. | |
| 158 | Mrs. Colegrove, Marian and Donald | Visited Grinnell. | |
| 158 | Mabel Fonda and Lois Thompson | Visited Nelle Avery and Neva Wilson. | |
| 158 | Edna Marschall of Ackley | Visited friends. | |
| 158 | Saturday evening | Friends gave Emma Patton a birthday party. | |
| 158 | Laura Lester | Has been sick. | |
| 158 | Mabel Eighmey | Visited home. | |
| 158 | Mrs. Gray | Visited parents. | |
| 159 | Thursday morning | Mrs. Seerley, Mrs. Page, and Mrs. Knoepfler attended meeting in Cedar Rapids. | |
| 159 | St. Katherine's Guild | Met and planned candy sale. | |
| 159 | Pres. Seerley | Went to Des Moines to attend meetings. | |
| 159 | In last week's issue appeared the program of the Cottage Reading Circle | Program was not held due to the death of Professor Gist's brother. | |
| 159 | Dr. Gist | Brother died. | |
| 159 | Dr. Todd, R. B. Gibford and Orlo Bangs | Many students and alumni went to Ames for the debate. | |
| 159 | Miss Gunn | Organized club for Baptist women. | |
| 159 | Word was received here last week | Major Bryant, former trustee, died. |