Normal Eyte — January 30, 1907

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
273	At a meeting of the Debating League	Under the direction of William L. Veatch, photographs of all men who have participated in debate have been assembled.
273	The committee from the State Legislature	President Seerley introduces the Visiting Committee at chapel.
273	Thirty years ago this month	The Philomathean Society and the Alpha Society celebrate thirty years of their organizations; Maude Gilchrist and E. R. Nichols will speak.
274	Lenox vs. Normal	Lennox College defeats Normal in a basketball game, 33-20.
274	The second of the series of inter-society games will be played	Intersociety basketball is played to determine the champions of the year.
274	The fifth of the series of indoor athletic contests was held	Indoor hurdles was the event being played; standings for the year so far.
275	The Redpath Bureau	Mr. Outcault will not appear due to illness.
275	Leander Clark 27, Normal 23	Leander Clark defeats Normal in basketball.
276	R. W. Gibson	Caricature of R. W. Gibson, who runs a store on College Hill.
277	Professional; waste in Iowa schools XVIII	Continuation of the third part dealing with making geographical ideas automatic before leaving school.
279	Bible Studies	Lesson XVII, in Ephesus.
280	Notes on Music	Professor Fullerton talks about concert etiquette; also warns music students that their financial rewards may not be great.
281	Society	Chrestos hear papers; Shakes have frost program; Zetas have Longfellow program.
282	John Singer	In dry goods business in Spokane.
282	After teaching for three years	Married C. M. Beall.
282	Mabelle Marshall	Teaching in Moscow, Iowa.
282	Burdette Perry	Teaching in Wilson.
282	C. L. Lewis	In furniture and undertaking business in Kanawa.
282	Rose Morris	Living in Atlantic, Iowa.
282	Ila G. Langdon	Doing special medical work at University of Iowa.
283	Edwin G. Copeland	Pastor at Ackley.
283	C. R. Aurner	Praise for work in Tipton.
283	Isabelle McCulloch	Will teach in Cherokee.
283	Maude (Milliman) Taylor	Will be principal in Marysville, Idaho.
283	Alice J. Fowler	Teaching in Sumner.
283	After a three years' pastorate at Pine Creek	William Snider continues his missionary work in Montana.
283	Phoebe Dixon	Teaching in Spokane.
283	For the past two years	Albert Comstock working as auditor in New York.
283	M. D. Sutton	Working on Chautauqua program in State Center.
283	This is the fifth year	Mary Patton is teaching in Indiana.
283	Elizabeth M. Lambert	Teaching at Shenandoah.
283	Mae G. Dolan	Teaching in Chicago.
284	Jennie J. Leonard	Left school due to father's death.
284	S. S. Stockwell	Has a new baby daughter.
284	Etta (Robinson) Cantine	Has two children; living in New Jersey.
284	The marriage of two former Normalites	Anna M. Walker married Charles Simmers.
284	One of the leading articles in the quarterly magazine	Louis Pelzer wrote article in state historical magazine.
284	William J. Oppold	Doing well in Washta.
284	Friends are in receipts of cards	Frank Hart married Theressa Breshwald.
284	After a successful experience in the Monticello high school	Mildred Bates will teach in Cedar Rapids.
284	E. L. Hollis	Practicing medicine in Rolfe.
284	Friends of Mary Brannan	Elected superintendent in Asotin County, Washington.
285	About seventy-five Normal students	Took Black Hawk County examinations.
285	Miss Rice	Mother ill.
285	The open session given by the Alphas last Friday night was a grand success	Performance program.
285	Mrs. Mabel Carson of Webster City	Visited sister Louise Houck.
285	Hazel Smith	Went home due to poor health; hopes to return to school again.
285	The Normal boys	There will be a basketball game with Coe College in Cedar Rapids.
285	Bertha McDonald	Visiting friends.
285	Louise Houck	Visited Waterloo.
285	Susie Richards	Was sick.
285	Mrs. Milo Kipple (nee Jennie Fry)	Visiting sister Nelda.
285	The basketball game between the Shakes and the Chrestos	Shakes won over Chrestos, 23-1.
285	Bessie Griffin	Mother visited.
286	Ella Tostlebe	Had the grippe.
286	Ruth Gist	Home for a visit.
286	Ada Reitz	Sprained her ankle.
286	Lulu Stewart	Recovered from illness.
286	J. E. Morton	Teaching at Voorhees.
286	Maud L. Popp	Visited Alpha open session.
286	Florence Tenney	Will teach in Nashua.
286	J. G. Dunahoo	Was sick.