Normal Eyte — January 24, 1906

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
257	Normal too good; but legislative committee would continue building fund at Normal five years more	President Seerley gives a statement about the management of the school; defends and explains the school's programs.
259	Our president honored	President Seerley was added to the committee on simplified spelling.
260	Irving Guard Long	Obituary of I. G. Long, the janitor who was killed on the job.
260	Basketball trip; Normal defeats Marshalltown Y. M. C. A., 29 to 27--loses to Western College	Normal school's basketball team went on a two game road trip.
261	Mrs. Baker returns; the great impersonator will read at Normal Auditorium Saturday, January 26th	Normal welcomes the return of Mrs. Baker, a well known actor.
261	Training; the subject and the pupil	The sixteenth column, this time discussing some devices that are useful in helping the mind to freedom.
263	Bible studies	Lesson XVI; third period of the Galilean ministry.
265	Society	All of the societies express sadness over I. G. Long's death; Philos hold annual banquet in honor of Alphas.
266	John P. Woodruff	Principal at Evanston, Wyoming.
266	Edith H. Curtis	Studying at University of Iowa.
266	The following extract form a letter will interest many.	E. B. Clingman writes about his life.
266	Emma Sherrett	Teaching at Avoca.
266	B. S. Asquith	Visited Cedar Falls.
266	Elizabeth C. Rittgers	Recovering from illness.
266	Lillie Johnson	Teaching at Albert Lea.
266	Etta Wooley	Teaching at Crawfordsville.
267	Lucy C. Ingersoll	Teaching at Zearing.
267	J. W. McCulloch	Superintendent at Wapello.
267	Edward Gepson	Studying at University of Iowa.
267	Maude (Humphrey) Palmer	Father died.
267	E. W. Vogel	Working for insurance company.
267	E. E. Strawn	President of Spencer Business College.
267	Catherine Crawford	Teaching in Chicago.
267	Caroline Schoch	Attending University of Chicago.
267	Alma Giddings	Teaching at Marshalltown.
267	Harriet A. Kimbell	Teaching in Montana.
267	The death of J. E. Barrett	Died of typhoid fever.
267	Gertrude McKone	Teaching at Sanborn.
267	Elma Raymond	Teaching in California.
267	Palmine Arent	Teaching in Ireton.
267	Leigh Robinson	Principal in Montana.
268	The Dunlap high school is prospering	George Galloway is in charge there; Roxy Peterson is teacher there.
268	At a meeting of the superintendent's club	Eleven of the fifteen who attended a meeting at Spencer were Normalites.
268	Blaine T. Youel	Principal in Rock Valley.
268	F. C. Ensign	Visited Cedar Falls.
268	Lydia B. Eckhard	Married Austin Biggs.
268	Oscar O. Mueller	Involved in debate work at University of Iowa.
268	Eda E. Johnson	Teaching in Marathon.
268	Blanche Seyller	Teaching in Sioux Rapids.
268	Louis Pelzer	Principal in Shelby.
268	Chas. Meyerholz	Working on Ph. D. at Harvard University.
268	Presidential influence on the policy of internal improvements	E. C. Nelson writes article for journal; Clarence Wassam has an article there, too.
268	Nellie F. Hudson	Principal in Boone.
268	Frances M. Drake	Teaching in Onawa.
269	Lizzie Henning	Left school due to illness.
269	Blanche Martin	Mother visiting.
269	Mr. Steele	Michigan YMCA secretary visits campus.
269	Nan Baldwin and Mabel Crowell	Visited Reinbeck.
269	Pearl Gibson	Visited Florence Hoats.
269	One evening last week	Entertained friends.
269	On Tuesday of last week	The Reverend Mabie led devotions.
269	Mrs. Whitney	Visited daughter Elizabeth.
269	Nina Grau	Was sick.
269	Mrs. Colegrove	Visited classes.
269	President Seerley	Gave lecture in Parkersburg.
269	Lucy Huston	Visited Edna Cass.
269	Ruth Davison	Visited chapel.
269	Ida Shaw	Teaching in Hesper.
269	Through a mistake	Joseph Wright received a master's degree in July 1905.
269	Nora Crosby	Has been sick.
269	Helen Landsburg	Was sick.
269	Nellie McKean	Was sick.
269	Lydia Schmitt	Visited Ackley.
269	Lois Craig	Visited campus.
269	Maude L. Winslow	Teaching at Terill.
269	Mary L. Chapin	Principal in Larchwood.
269	Lela Roberts	Teaching near Mason City.
269	Kathryn Conaway	Teaching near Marcus.
269	Charley Long	Working as pharmacist.
269	Nettie Arbuckle	Works for Sears and Roebuck.
269	Herbert Cotton	Working as bookkeeper in Minnesota.
269	Della Taylor	Teaching in Lake City.
269	Nora McCullough	Teaching in Tipton.
269	Beata Low	Teaching near Linn Grove.
270	Friday evening	Mandolin Club gives concert.
270	For several years	Clara Tolstrup wins Professor Wright's mathematical problem prize.
270	Saturday evening	Neos enjoyed sleigh ride.
270	Wednesday evening	Newman Club gave reception.
270	The funeral services for Mr. Long	Brief description of the ceremonies.
270	Mr. Coleman	Several transfers in janitorial staff after the death of I. G. Long.
270	The girls at Russell Hall	Mix up at door.
270	Miss Henshaw	YWCA state student secretary visits.
270	The V. O. V's. are initiating	Four women are being initiated.
270	C. A. Steelsmith	Several students announce their candidacy for the Normal Eyte staff.
270	Mr. Proctor	Will give concert in Osage.
271	The following clipping	Will Brandstetter entertains friends at his home.