Normal Eyte — October 3, 1906

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49	From football to debate	Urges students to switch their loyalty from football to debate, especially since there will be no football this year; preliminary debate for Ames competition coming up; will consider Philippine Islands.
50	The Simpsonian	Makes fun of simplified spelling reforms; Professor Wright has found that many of the revised spellings are already authorized by dictionaries..
50	One of the first contest games	North Des Moines played Ames in a football game; officials had a difficult time with the rules.
50	Among the popular organizations at Normal	Professor Fullerton seeks additional members for the Choral Society; will direct Spring Music Festival.
51	An important step	Debating League reorganized; old group had become difficult to work with.
51	Professional: Waste in Iowa school rooms IV	Discusses what can be done to prepare children for new classes.
53	Manual training notes	Professor Bailey says that special training is not needed to teach manual training; however, it is highly recommended.
54	Bible Studies	Lesson IV, persecution of growth.
55	F. O. Smith	Will teach at Iowa City Academy and continue his studies at University of Iowa.
55	M. H. Hoffman	Principal at Charter Oak.
55	Clara Mead	Teaching in Fairfax, Minnesota.
55	The home of Albert and Minnie (Larson) Fields	Has a new daughter; living in Canada.
55	Maude E. Lane	Traveled in the West; now back in school.
55	The Whittemore schools	Earl Roadman is in charge there.
55	C. C. Seerley	Studying medicine at University of Iowa.
55	Florence Thompson	Teaching in Belle Plaine.
55	T. M. Prall	Acting as substitute principal in Lake Mills.
55	Minnie Arent	Will teach in Badger.
55	Harriett Joyce	Teaching in Manila.
55	Orpha Heiland	Teaching in Lone Tree.
55	After three years' successful experience	Jay O. Huntley left Casey to become principal at Griswold.
55	Florence Butler	Teaching in Monona.
55	Bruce Alderman	Succeeded Vinton; candidate for Linn County superintendent.
55	Gertrude Smith	Teaching in Tipton.
56	The Wyoming Tribune	Offers praise for the work of Ada B. Coates.
56	Mary Ryan	Sister died; back to teaching in Albert Lea.
56	Vida Keene	Did well teaching at State Center; now back in school.
56	Jacob Johnson	Teaching at Dennison.
56	Friends of R. M. Wyant	Mary Louise Gillian married R. M. Wyant.
56	Geo. C. Cleveland	Visited Cedar Falls.
56	Maud Bozarth	Finished work at Charles City; will travel in the West.
56	Levi Clark	Superintendent at State Center.
56	Georgia Knight	Teaching at Sunnyside, California.
56	Married, August 15, 1906	Mary Ethel Chandler married Bert Henry Callison.
57	Harriet Cunningham	Principal at Anamosa.
57	Ruth Long	Teaching in Marshalltown.
57	Florence R. Marshall	Graduated from University of Iowa.
57	Joseph O. Johnson	Will continue studies at Northwestern University.
57	Lydia Tostlebe	Visited campus with Ellen Brummond Woito.
57	Society	Neos present college program; Ossolis enjoyed Indian program; mock letter home about Clios meeting; Shakes and Aristos presented music program
60	Football	Training School defeats Cedar Falls High School, 12-0.
62	Mabel Mastain	Aunt died.
62	Verna Hallowell	Visited Waterloo.
63	President Seerley's mother	Visited Cedar Falls.
63	The Kindergarten Club	Held moonlight picnic.
63	Mrs. W. L. Hearst and Miss Gregg	Entertained friends.
63	Mrs. Flora M. Oliver	Left for home.
63	We were all glad	Laura Seals has arrived and is feeling better.
63	Mrs. C. E. Deo	Visited Cedar Rapids.
63	James Strawn	Visiting from Eldora.
63	W. G. Brandstetter	Visited campus.
63	Prof. and Mrs. E. J. Cable	Will hold reception for his brother, the Reverend Elmer Cable.
63	Miss Jennette Carpenter	Enjoying trip to Germany.
63	Mabel Eighmey	Went to Hudson.
63	Warren Proctor	Mother visiting.
63	Mabel Anderson	Entertained friends.
63	Harold Maynard	Visited Janesville.
63	Katherine Holmes and Fay Sinclair	Visited the Nesbits.
63	Stella Hopper	Visited Maude Dudley.
64	Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. McAlvin, and Miss Hearst	Entertained friends.
64	Miss McGovern	Went to Waverly to advise teachers.
64	Mrs. G. W. Samson	Went to Mason City.
64	Miss Goodwin	Went home for vacation.
64	There have been two new rugs	Improvement in appearance of library.
64	The Cottage Reading Circle	Met at Professor Gist's home to discuss revised spelling.
64	Mr. and Mrs. Furrow	Visited daughters Grace and Flora.
64	Will Casey	Will resume study at University of Michigan.
64	President and Mrs. Seerley	Left for trip to the East.
64	Ida Minish and Iola Bly	Attended wedding of Mabel Wilson and Arthur Hollis.
64	Saturday evening	Zetas serve refreshments after program.