Normal Eyte — September 16, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
17	Untitled	Lecture course roster of speakers. Those speaking include: Dr. S. H. Clark, Colonel Henry Watterson, Father Vaughn of La Crosse, Rev. Frank H. Gunsalus, Col. Lockwitzy, Maud Powell, E. H. Bayes, and the Redpath grand concert company.
17	Untitled	Football team's success starts with support of team as it is recruited.
18	Official	Washington State recognized ISNS credentials; additional June 1908 graduates; four football games authorized provided funds can be raised; new study room for history and political science.
18	Works of Dr. Meyerholz recently placed in library	Dr. Meyerholz's books on American history added to library's collection.
19	Lectures on social ethics	Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker gives lectures to future teachers to prepare them for the classroom.
20	Football; the effect of inter-society games upon intercollegiate contests	Challenges between men's societies last year created a good foundation for this year's intercollegiate team; photo.
22	Athletics; football	Team must raise three hundred fifty dollars before Athletic Board will approve season.
23	Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.; the Geneva convention	Brief report from women who attended ten day session.
23	Ode to football	Poetic tribute.
25	Society	Each society will be given a newspaper spot every two weeks to inform alumni about their current work.
27	Handsome medals given best history students	Awards for excellence in the history field given to students across Iowa.
28	Miss Alle Robinson	Will teach at Hancock.
28	John Fitzgerald	Principal in Parnell.
28	The former editor-in-chief	Fred Cram is teaching in Mason City.
28	Mr. Ariel Parish	Married Ora Cook.
28	A missionary magazine	Luella Rigby is teaching in Burma.
28	Julian Gist	Will teach at Bellevue College in Nebraska.
28	Miss Irene Kirk	Will teach in Page County.
28	W. A. Bartlett	Will be superintendent in Santa Ana, California.
29	Mark I. Roberts	Married Grace Dufur.
29	Eva Cresswell	Teaching in Seattle.
29	A. D. King	Received master's degree from University of Iowa.
29	Helen Pillsbury	Teaching in Marshalltown.
29	Fannie Smith	Teaching in Boone.
29	Alice Carpenter	Principal in Lineville.
29	Winifred Byrne	Teaching in Tabor.
29	Miss Blanche McIntosh	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
29	Paul C. Colegrove	Working in California.
29	Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Wissler	Have new daughter.
29	Miss Rose Iaggi	Teaching in Waterloo.
30	Julia Piersol	Visited campus.
30	John Sharpe	Father seriously ill.
30	Bess Cox	Will teach in Cherokee.
30	While coming home from the sacred concert	Nan Baldwin sprained her ankle.
30	Mr. John Donahue	Attending University of Iowa.
30	Among the honorary degrees	Professor Colegrove receives L. L. D. from Upper Iowa University.
30	The president's new house	Promises to be beautiful home.
30	Professor Robert Fullerton	How the faculty spent their summer vacations.
30	Mr. Fred Cram	Taking up work in Mason City.
30	Old North Hall	Being remodeled and painted.
30	The friends of Miss Edith Cole	Edith Cole married Gordon Vermilys.
30	A new department	Marion McFarland Walker will have the duties of a Dean of Women.
30	John Dee	Tom Thornton is studying medicine at Creighton.
31	Prof. and Mrs. Leonard W. Parish	Attended wedding of Ariel Parish.
31	Night policeman Roberts	Will not allow sledding on sidewalks.
31	George Harris and Harry McNally	Will study law at University of Minnesota.
31	Miss Lorenza Hanson	Has been working as stenographer.
31	Miss Katherine Prehm	Left school due to illness.
31	W. F. Murphy	Visited brother.
31	Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Fullerton and Miss Florence Ward	Left for New York on way to Europe.
31	Miss Florence Ward	Entertained kindergarten.
31	Cedar Falls	Ten from Cedar Falls are teaching in Waterloo.
31	Warren Proctor	Will teach music at Iowa College in Grinnell.
31	Arda Purdy	Visited Independence.
31	Loretta McInteer	Visited Waterloo.
31	Harry F. Lambert	Will teach in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
31	Miss Julia Jennings	Teaching in Waterloo.
31	Ruth Boyinston	Recovering from appendicitis.
31	Miss Irene Kirk	Will teach in Page County.
31	The home, social and literary club	Held first meeting.
32	Y. M. C. A. relay race, New York to Chicago	Will carry greetings of mayors.
468	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Outline of upcoming editorials about studying while abroad.