Normal Eyte — September 30, 1908

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
49	Official: the visit of the veterans	Members of 3rd Iowa Infantry visit campus; Margaret Baker lecturing in Chicago; new lockers will be added to Gymnasium; NCA has new room; Nan Baldwin is secretary of YWCA; masonry work under way at President's House; Trustees file biennial report.
49	Untitled	Preliminaries for annual oratorical contest set.
51	The Ames preliminary; Philos place three men; three Orios complete the team; close try-out	Detailed account of the contest
52	Taft lauds teachers; presidential candidate express greatest respect for moulders of character	Text of remarks made by Vice President Taft during a visit to Cedar Falls.
52	Prof. Bender speaks; talks to a large audience about his European trip of last summer	Professor Bender spoke on the places that he visited.
53	The Masque of Comus; Donald Robertson's company present's classic at the Waterloo	Professor Gist made special arrangements for students and faculty to see the production.
54	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Professor Bender continues his essay on the benefits of travel.
56	Athletics; football	Schedule being arranged; the potential benefits of being able to coach football; Russell Glasener injured.
57	Mabel Christian	Teaching at Peru, Nebraska.
57	Floe Correll	Studying at University of Iowa.
57	Rolla Patterson	Working as statistician for city of New York.
57	Albert Meyer	Studying medicine at University of Kentucky; Red Hamilton was roommate.
58	The making of a teacher	Professor Colegrove promotes his new book.
58	Ruth Ballou	Teaching in Waverly.
58	Blanche Ayers	Teaching at Boone.
58	Orpha Farley	Teaching at Slater.
58	Ernest Wissler	Superintendent at Prairie City.
58	Elsie Ottosen	Now in Fort Dodge.
58	Erma Robertson	Teaching in Creston.
58	Stella McCormick	Teaching in Seattle.
58	Mae Cresswell	Substituting for Ida Fesenbeck in Training School.
58	E. B. Gowin	Will study at University of Wisconsin with two other Normalites.
58	C. A. Fullerton	Professor and Mrs. Charles Fullerton are in Europe.
58	Julia Jennings	Teaching in Waterloo; Clara Rundlett is there, too.
58	Charles Ames	Will study at University of Michigan.
58	May Gonzales	Teaching in Louisiana.
58	Leo Ranney	Will study at Northwestern University.
58	Helen Lewis	Teaching in Oelwein.
59	Society	News from the literary societies; getting a new year started.
61	Prof. Frampton	Played organ at Congregational Church.
61	Miss Matie Blackburn	Has been ill.
61	Coy Blair and "Doc" Cutler	Studying at University of Iowa.
61	Prof. Ira S. Condit's Sunday school	Enjoyed picnic at Cedar Heights.
61	Miss Inez Boies and Mary E. Henderson	Visited Independence.
61	Miss Jennie Sheehan	Visited Galena, Illinois.
61	Edward and Merner Noble	Studying at University of Michigan.
61	Anetta Daylin	Called home; will not return to school.
61	Miss Ora Haan	Left school due to illness.
61	Miss Helen Seerley	Visited Springfield, Massachusetts.
61	Prof. W. Bender	Spoke on European travels.
61	Miss Minnie Bush	Teaching near Hudson.
61	Miss Flossie Prideaux	Visited Winthrop.
61	Miss Edna Thatcher	Visited friends.
61	Beulah Kiefer	Teaching in Waverly.
61	Mary McDonald and Grace DuBois	Visited friends.
62	The senior domestic science girls	Gave a picnic.
62	Pressed meats served	Several students suffered from ptomaine poisoning.
62	The past week	Many women are undergoing hazing by the sororities and literary societies.
62	In an open field tackle	Russell Glasener injured in football practice.
62	Mrs. W. A. Dinwiddie	Now in Seattle; has been in the Philippine Islands and on Pacific Coast.
62	On last Friday evening	Mary Townsend entertained her domestic science students.
62	Miss Laura Flagler	Entertained by friends.
62	Prof. and Mrs. S. F. Hersey	Entertained friends.
63	Saturday morning	Presidential candidate William Howard Taft spoke in Cedar Falls.
63	The following from Mason City Times-Herald	Mrs. Fred Cram injured in gas explosion.
64	From our exchanges	News from other Iowa colleges.