Normal Eyte — November 21, 1906

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161	Cash prize offered; interest in oratory is growing	President Seerley announced that a cash prize was to be awarded to the winner of the women's oratorical contest; prize donated by Alta Birdsall McClenahan.
161	Our sentiments	Debating League is not the source of complaints about the selection of judges for the recent debate against Ames.
162	Basketball; third term girls vs. veterans	Last year's women's team defeats new third term team, 10-3.
162	Notes on Music	Professor Fullerton notes national developments in music courses.
163	Professional; waste in Iowa school rooms XI	Fifth article about arithmetic, perplexing percentage.
165	E. C. Bartlett	Will serve as pastor in North Prairie, Iowa.
165	Lillian L. Crosby	Will teach in South Dakota.
165	Jessie F. Brinkman	Studying at University of Michigan.
165	E. A. Crary	Elected county attorney.
165	Alice Edgerly	Teaching in Seattle, Washington.
165	W. H. Bridges	In Florida real estate business; brother John is teaching in Oklahoma.
166	At the home of the bride's parents	Bertha L. Palmer married Ernest L. Ackerman.
166	J. L. Cherny	Principal in Riceville.
166	Bessie B. Buchanan	Superintendent in Jefferson County.
166	Alma Giddings	Teaching in Marshalltown.
166	Marjorie Quigley	Preparing for finishing course.
166	Florence Breneman	Doing well in Ames.
166	Ventura Platt	Doing well in Garwin.
166	Ida Wilson	Studying at University of Iowa.
166	Edith E. Cross	Teaching in Oklahoma.
166	Edith Gillen	Teaching in Doon.
166	Jessie F. Lias	Teaching in Moline.
166	Friends will learn with gladness	A. C. Fuller recovering from typhoid fever.
166	C. E. Buckley	Now working for a bank in Prairiesburg.
167	The following item taken from a local paper of early fall	Lieutenant Leslie Chapman attended staff school; helped in revision of textbook.
167	Supt. Chas. E. Blodgett	Elected president of professional association; S. L. Thomas is committee chair.
167	Nellie L. Rhodes	Teaching in Hiteman.
167	Ethel Woods	Visited Cedar Falls.
167	Minnie (Ainsworth) Wilson	Resigned from school position to work on a teacher education book.
167	A little daughter	The Reverend and Mrs. Charles H. Seward have a new daughter.
167	Mrs. Ella Hartshorne	Will spend winter in Rochester, Minnesota.
167	Saturday, October twenty-seventh	Annette Barnum Page died of tuberculosis.
167	C. W. Lyon	Appointed assistant attorney general of Iowa.
168	Mabel and Lila Smith	Teaching near Morning Sun.
168	Winifred James	Teaching at Beaman.
168	Nell Davis	Teaching at Coon Rapids.
168	Elsie Narland	Teaching near Radcliffe.
168	Jennie M. Dilger	Taught near Dougherty.
168	Kate Logan	Elected superintendent in Cherokee County; succeeds Agnes Robertson.
168	Florence Gulick	Teaching at Melbourne.
168	Cora Lighter	Teaching at Rolfe.
168	Winifred Cameron	Teaching in Ames.
168	Marie Zernecke	Teaching near Dubuque.
168	Chloe Wyckoff	Teaching near Webster City.
168	Grace Harrison	Teaching in Colorado.
168	O. H. Benson	Elected county superintendent in Wright County.
168	Ida Peterson	Teaching at Bancroft.
168	Bessie Dundore	Teaching in Perry.
168	Lester Johnson	Working as market gardener; has new daughter.
168	Harvey Hinshaw	Teaching near New Providence.
168	Rose Burkhart	Assistant principal at Allerton.
169	Gertrude Narland
169	Society	Poetic tributes to the Orios and the Chrestos; Shakes put on "Bachelor Maids" program.
169	Lillie Simmons	Teaching in Ames.
173	Charlie Cotton	Returned from Minnesota to attend school.
173	Josephine Graham	Visited Hampton.
173	Harriet Manful	Mother visited.
173	Mabel Bennet of Oelwein	Visited Edyth and Minnie McKee.
173	Mr. Clarence Wassam	Visited Normal friends.
173	Stella Plumb	Visited by sister.
174	Miss Falkler	Was sick.
174	Verna Hallowell	Mother visited.
174	Ferne Sours	Visited Waterloo.
174	Mildred Foster	Visited grandmother.
174	Alta Doolittle	Visited Hudson.
174	Connie Smith	Recovering from illness.
174	Word has been received from Miss Seals	Regaining strength; hopes to return for beginning of winter term.
174	A happy surprise was perfected Thursday evening	Viola Griffith celebrated birthday.
174	Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crary of Grundy Center	Visited.
174	Mr. and Mrs. Lambert	Visited Waterloo.
174	Millicent Warriner	Will go to California.
174	Julia Piersol	Went to Kansas.
174	Mr. Day of Cedar Rapids	Visited Dorothy Doerfler.
174	Mrs. Stilson of Corwith	Visited daughter Ethel.
174	Mrs. Florence Anderson	Went to Plainfield.
175	Miss Foster of Oklahoma	Visited granddaughter Mildred Foster.
175	Mary Holmes	Visited Waterloo.
175	Emma Fink	Entertained friend.