Normal Eyte — November 22, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
161	In touch with the times	Students who read the daily newspapers are more likely to be involved in activities on campus.
161	Ames-Normal debates	Reprint of the scores of the last ten debates between Normal and Ames. Score is overwhelmingly In Normal's favor; photo.
164	Normal 31, Ellsworth 0; Normal rounding into good form towards close of the season	Normal defeats Ellsworth in football, after game with Memorial University was cancelled.
164	Recital	Program for the recital given by the students in the piano and voice department.
165	Training; the subject and the pupil	Discusses nature as the source of the mind's ascendancy over matter.
167	Bible Studies	Lesson XI; second period of the Galilean ministry.
168	Society	Neos gave a miscellaneous program; Zeta had a public session; the Aristos held a program with poetry; Shakes went on a trip to Germany.
170	Y. W. C. A. notes	Delegates returned from trip to state convention.
171	A recent number of the Iowa Journal of History and Politics	Features article by John Parish.
171	Lola Britton	Health improving.
171	Lois Craig	Working as stenographer.
171	Friends of Bessie Ballentine	Mother died.
171	Winifred Morris	Teaching in Indianola.
171	We gladly insert the following communication from Ann Arbor, Mich.	Group of ISNS alumni at University of Michigan organizes.
171	Raymond B. Leland	Teaching at Manning.
171	Nellie B. Wallbank	Now in Mt. Pleasant.
171	In a circular letter to her constituents	Ella Chassell will not run again for superintendent in Hardin County; her husband Olin Chassell will be a pastor in Eldora.
171	Jennie McCall	Teaching in Zearing.
171	Excellent reports of the work of Kate McDonald	Principal in Greene.
171	Harry Ogden	Giving private music lessons in Fairfield.
171	Joseph L. Johnson	Teaching in Orange City.
172	A little son was welcomed	Harry Eels has a new son.
172	Inez Croasdale	Teaching at Red Oak.
172	Blanche Nelson	Teaching in West Des Moines.
172	Melville Grimes	Principal in Cumberland.
172	After two years most successful service	Edna Poor will take nursing training.
172	The Every Other Daily Union	Nellie May Starks Wilbur died.
172	Will Yeager	Principal at Norway, Iowa.
173	Sabina Gilbert	Left school to teach in Cherokee.
173	Maude Baxter	Visited Louisa Miller.
173	Anna McAvoy	Visited sister Elizabeth.
173	Mabel Guenther	Went to teach in Washington state.
173	Olive Holmes	Is very ill.
173	B. Helen Johnson	Visiting sister Clara.
173	Stella Hopper	Recovered from illness.
173	Mrs. Gist	Visited West Union.
173	Nathan Gist	Visited home.
173	Ethel Asquith	Recovered from illness.
173	L. Mabel Nash	Teaching in Ionia.
173	Barbara Peterson	Married Dr. Mathias H. Sawyer.
173	Minnie Cook	Sister visiting.
173	Mabel Ufford	At home.
173	Gladys Bonner	Friend visited.
173	Among those leaving	Abbie Clark has left school to teach.
173	Mae Ivy	Visited Caroline Schultz.
173	Jeannette Scallon	Studying at Drake University.
173	Guy Clevenger	Teaching at West Bend.
173	Grace O. Stevenson	Teaching at Wesley.
173	Laura Lindt	Teaching in Dumont.
173	Mrs. Harriett Pfaff	Harriet Kennedy married Fred Pfaff.
173	Emma Calkins	Teaching in Algona.
174	Fred Cram	Will do typewriting.
174	The following	Description of the work of Robert Fullerton.
174	Mae Thomas	Entertained brother.
174	Mrs. McMahon	Addressed women's club meeting.
174	Misses Hughes, Buck, McGovern and Suplee	Went to Cedar Rapids to attend lecture.
174	Saturday evening Pres. and Mrs. Seerley	Entertained several faculty members.
174	Word has been received	Orpha Heiland hopes to return to school soon.
174	Miss Fesenbeck	Entertained friends.
174	Lawrence Porter	Returned from Minnesota.
174	Josephine Knott and Adele Quinn	Visited Cedar Rapids.
174	One day last week	Bertha and Ella Wassam entertained their brother Clarence.
174	Friday John Larsen	Grandfather died.
174	Hope Hess	Left school and went to California.
174	Friday Miss Parker's rhetorical divisions	Gave her a bouquet of roses.
174	Thursday evening	Professor and Mrs. Todd entertained the Ames debaters.
175	Saturday evening	Alphas and Philos entertained by honorary members.
175	Friday evening	Clios and Orios entertained by honorary members.