Normal Eyte — September 18, 1907

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17	Miss Margaret Baker	Will teach in the Evanston Classical School.
17	The members of the Debating League	Appointed officers.
17	Next Friday evening	Will hold contest to select participants for the fall debate with Ames.
17	Did you ever notice	Encourages students to think about how they are praying.
18	Friday evening occurred	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. held their reception in the gymnasium.
18	Miss Carpenter	Spent her summer vacation at Spirit Lake.
18	It is reported that	ISNS will have a football team next year; hopes athletics will attract more men to the institution.
18	Professional; Preliminary Discussion XXXV; pupil, teacher, and teaching in the middle grades; the pupil in fourth grade	Fourth graders are starting to develop their personalities.
20	Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets	City of Cedar Falls will pave streets that lead to campus; will pave Sixteenth Street to Clay Street and then Clay Street to Twenty-second Street.
20	Prof. Ira S. Condit	Was offered job as head of the mathematics department at Parsons College but declined.
20	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Visited Keokuk for "Old Settler's Day"; delivered lecture.
20	Joe Wright	Has been studying in Massachusetts; will be director of physical education in a Chicago school.
21	Official	Will organize Department of Commercial Education; Laboratory Building open; Geography work will be in new building; Museum collection expanding; Mary Townsend off to good start; summer session enrollment strong.
22	Beth Newton, Elsie Oleson, Julia Porter, Harriett Kramer, and Mary McDonald	Y. W. C. A. Lake Geneva conference attendees have returned.
22	The provisional literary societies	Two hundred fifty students enrolled in literary societies; an additional society was formed to accommodate the students.
22	Howard Porter	Moved to Montana.
22	A number of the alumni	Roster of those who graduated from the University of Iowa this year.
23	Here is what one paper says of Harry A. Ogden	Harry A. Ogden married Florence L. McNeal.
23	17-Jun	Rose Freeman married Guy Gillett.
23	The Waterloo Courier	Avice Evelen Dailey and Wade H. Brown were married.
23	A Cedar Falls paper	Clara Boss will be the principal at a school in Portland, Oregon.
23	Clara Louise Johnson	Teaches English in Alta.
23	The Austin Vindicator	Lew McDonald is teaching at Hopkinton; he has started a debate club and a basketball team.
23	Ernest C. Wissler	Married Lena Kenyon.
23	Mr. & Mrs. M. Y. Miller	E. Pearl Miller married Eugene Y. Feuling.
24	Alva Knoche	Going to school in Ames.
24	Maud Keith	Teaching kindergarten at Ackley.
24	Nessie Steen	Teaching in a rural school near her home.
24	Abigail Shumway	Teaching in a rural school near Marshalltown.
24	Among the June weddings	Clara Tostlebe and John Theimer were married.
24	Many will be grieved	Emil Tostlebe stepped on a rusty nail during vacation and developed lockjaw; died during the summer.
24	Helen Messerschmidt	Will teach science in a suburb of St. Louis.
24	May Allen	Teaching in Mayland.
24	Joe Stein	Working in a clothing store in Paullina.
24	Miss Ada Rock	Teaching third grade at Grundy Center.
24	Daisy Farrell	Is head of the primary department in Blairtown.
24	Agnes Nisbett	Teaching in Gowrie.
24	Addie Reed	Teaching second and third grades in Rockford.
24	Lillian Roadman	Staying at home in Dike for the fall term.
24	Miss Canant	Staying home this fall.
24	Miss Fannie Russell	Will teach in Radcliffe this year.
24	Lawrence Porter	Will take classes in civil engineering at Iowa State University.
24	Mabel Eighmey	Teaching fifth grade in Britt.
24	A musical treat	Recital by Robert Fullerton, Tillie Madson, Mamie Madson, and Mabelle Gonzales given at the Presbyterian church.
25	Pearl Walters	Surveyed in the West this past summer.
25	Esther Seerley	Is director of physical training in Marshalltown.
25	Elsie Axton	Teaching grammar in Boyden.
25	Laura Davenport	Teaching a rural school outside of Cedar Falls.
25	Edith Schuneman	Teaching east of Waterloo.
25	Miss Bernice Davis	Works as a clerk in Mr. Latta's store.
25	Harry Kibe	Visited Cedar Falls; has been living in New Mexico and Arizona; will be working in Missouri now.
25	Another sad death	Andrea Anderson drowned in the Black Hawk Creek in Dike.
25	Flora Farmer	Is attending the Normal school in DeKalb, Illinois.
25	Miss Myrle Wheeler	Attending the Conservatory of Dramatic Art and Music in Minneapolis; will study public speaking in addition to music.
25	Mr. King	Returned to school after teaching in Osage.
25	Grace Giese	Teaching in Danville, Iowa.
25	Mary Cook	Teaching in a primary school in Rockwell City.
25	Bible Study Dept.; lesson 1--the Bible	Discusses importance of Bible study leaders studying the Bible for themselves; discusses the origin and purpose of the Bible.
27	Music in the country institutes	Believes the way to arouse interest is to educate; gives five tips on how to teach music.
28	Superintendent Chevalier of Muscatine	Teachers will observe their co-workers' teaching methods and hold discussions after their observation.
28	Society events	Creative writing by the Shakespearean Literary Society.
29	Miss McGovern	Spent five weeks in Omaha over the summer.
29	Grace Ott	Teaching at Tilton; visited Colorado during the summer; Beth Newton is replacing her as Y. W. C. A. secretary.
29	About three hundred	Took the society test.
29	Miss Beulah Perrin	Visited Warner and Hazel Webster last week.
29	The Newman Catholic Association	Held first meeting on Sunday in Mr. Fullerton's room.
30	Tom Wise	In charge of a crew that will put in a new sewer on Normal street.
30	Miss Theora Cunning	Visited Mrs. H. L. Steck.
30	Prof. Dick	In charge of Bible Study work this year.
30	The cool evenings	Students are not boating as much because of the cool evenings.
30	Warren Proctor	Is participating in the Congregational Choir.
30	The enrollment now	Has reached about 1100 students.
30	Friday evening	Reception held at Rev. Lorenz's house for students who attend the Evangelical church.
30	Will Cook	Left for physical training school in Springfield, Massachusetts.
30	The first Bible Study Rally	President Seerley spoke on "The Everlasting Gospel".
30	Miss Margaret Flinn	Visited friends on the Hill.
30	Harry Weech	Enrolled in classes after taking a year off to teach.
30	Coral Sykes	Will enroll again to continue her courses in music.
30	Irene Carroll	Visited the hill last week; will go to college in Evanston, Illinois, to study music.
30	The first morning prayer meeting	Y. W. C. A. sponsored prayer meeting that was held on Monday.
31	The band concerts	Are attracting many students on Thursdays.
31	Prof. Colegrove	Taught in Allison, Marengo, and Chariton this summer.
31	Reform at state college	An effort is being made to improve the morals of students at Iowa State University.
31	Sabin's educational exchange	Teachers were placed in eighty of the ninety-nine counties in Iowa last year; teachers were also placed in Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho, and New Mexico.
32	The Normal Hill barber	Students should have taken advantage of the discounted hair cuts this summer.
32	An international committee	President Seerley is on a committee to promote moral training and development of good citizenship in public schools.