Normal Eyte — October 24, 1906

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97	Ames has chosen her debaters	May be strong opponents for ISNS, which has won the last three contests.
97	S. U. I.'s nervousness	May encounter a strong opponent in Iowa State.
97	Joe Wright	Former Normal football player gaining national recognition; captain and center for Springfield Training School.
98	Harry H. Savage called	Harry H. Savage died in Arizona.
98	The Blithedale Romance	Book review, The Blithedale Romance by Hawthorne
100	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms VII	Talks of waste in the arithmetic classes
102	The Cherokee Democrat of recent date	Writes complimentary article on Marvin Gilbert, who is a candidate for county auditor.
103	Luther Howell	Principal at Rowan.
103	Clayton Henderson	Salesman for Swift & Company.
103	Among the Scranton teachers who were former Normal students
103	Lottie Green	Teaching near Webster City.
103	Kate Barnett	Resting at home.
103	Laura Owen	Studying at University of Nebraska.
103	Mary Riley	Nominated for county superintendent.
103	Among the Scranton teachers who were former Normal students	Katherine Bagley, Grace Rane, and Clara Johnson are teaching there.
103	After five successful years in Lorimor	Josephine Vincent is teaching in Murray.
103	Ethel Lutes	Teaching in West Waterloo.
103	Robt. L. Smith	Principal at Pleasanton.
103	Bible Studies	Lesson VII, the conversion and early Christian life of Saul.
104	Normal is well represented in the Hedrick, Iowa schools	Seven of the eight teachers there are from ISNS.
104	Ralph Rigby	Head of music at Berea College; sister Luella involved in missionary work.
104	C. E. Cavett	Teaching in Gowrie; his wife Jessie M. Clarke Cavett is assistant principal there.
104	Mabel Buck	Teaching at Greenfield.
104	Bertha L. Engel	Doing well in Elmhurst, Illinois.
104	Owen Hammersly	Principal at South English.
104	Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Ingham	Moved to Texas.
104	Pearl McCaffree	Teaching in West Branch.
105	The Tarkio Avalanche	Praise for Bird Bundy's work.
105	Arthur D. Coffman	Principal in Batavia.
105	From the Cedar Falls Record of early July we copy the following item concerning the death of one of the class of '97	William Sparks died.
105	Orlo Bangs	Teaching in Grundy Center.
105	D. R. Perkins	Served as teacher in the Philippine Islands; now has law degree and is practicing law.
105	Helen Seerley	Studying in Iowa City.
105	Earle Smith	Now a telegrapher.
105	Grace E. Lambert	Teaching at Tipton.
105	Ethel M. Brooks	Teaching in Montrose, Colorado.
106	Myrtie B. Raymond	Teaching at Sanborn.
106	At Oxford, Iowa, August, 29, 1906	John E. Cameron married Hattie M. Clearman.
106	Rev. J. P. Huget	Elected president of professional association.
106	Society	Alphas present Dutch program; Zetas meet along Cedar River; Aristos enjoyed Cuban program; Chrestos enjoyed music and debate; Shakes held initiation ceremony.
106	Winafred Jennings	Teaching in Slater.
106	Irma Keene	Teaching at Hampton.
106	Good reports	Teaching at State Center.
106	Millie M. Rogers	Teaching at Union College in Nebraska.
109	Charles H. Bailey	Published article.
110	On Monday, Oct. 15th	Large audience for student recital.
110	Miss Josephine Graham and Miss Margaret Kelley	Entertained friends at VOV dinner.
111	Harry Morgan	Visited friends.
111	Mayme Faint	Visited sisters Agnes and Lillian.
111	Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Gray	Visited Waterloo.
111	Harry Eels	Visited Cedar Falls.
111	Rev. Condit	Visited brother Ira.
111	Rev. Percival Hugget	Visited campus.
111	Vida Keene	Substituted in Cedar Falls.
111	Edna Vill	Was sick.
111	Mrs. Baldwin	Visited daughters Dora and Ethel.
111	The Cottage Reading Circle	Discussed forestry at Professor Arey's home.
111	Jennie Hall	Will teach in Council Bluffs.
111	Miss Hutchinson	Visited Iowa City.
111	Constance Smith	Entertained friend.
111	Alma Wilson	Has been sick.
111	Ida Freier	Visited Independence.
111	Fred Stimson	Visited campus.
111	The following members of the Normal faculty attended the teacher's conference	Many faculty attended the meeting in Cedar Rapids.
111	Gladys Jewell	Brother visited.
111	Rev. Percival Huget
111	Harry Lambert	Went to Charles City.
112	Ross Anderson	Visited sisters Myrtle and Pearl.
112	Mrs. Colegrove	Visited chapel.
112	Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clark	Went with Mabel Eighmey to Hudson.
112	Faye St. Clair	Visited Mt. Auburn.
112	Effa Mahanke	Sister visited.
112	John Hilliard	Visited campus.
112	Miss Fay Slocum and Miss Alice McKercher	Visited Professor and Mrs. Todd.
112	Bessie Lehman	Visited La Porte City.
112	Nell Wise	Visited chapel.
112	Henri Paul	Went to work in Sioux City.
112	Clara Test	Father died.
112	Bernice Skinner	Mother sick.
112	Matilda Preston	Visited her brother.
112	Elsie Welker	Went to Marshalltown.
112	Minnie Robinson	Brother died.