Normal Eyte — October 7, 1908

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65	Official; the North East Iowa Teachers Association	Leading speakers include the Honorable Nathan C. Schaeffer and Bishop McDowell.
65	Untitled	Students encouraged to create school songs and yells.
66	The following is the Iowa law	Text of the law on destruction or theft of library material.
66	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Will speak on experiences in Europe.
66	Professor John Ross Frampton	Will perform organ recital.
66	The North West Iowa Teachers' Association	To be held in Fort Dodge.
66	The alumni and old students	Will hold banquet and reunion at ISTA meeting.
66	President Seerley	Scheduled for series of addresses to professional meetings.
66	Zetalethean society	Will hold banquet.
67	Revised standards	Text of accreditation standards for high schools.
68	First faculty recital; new teachers make first bow to Cedar Falls; excellent program well received	Performance program.
68	Senior class meets; Class '09 organizes for business of year; constitution adopted; annual staff elected	Elect officers; select Old Gold staff.
69	Former teacher weds; music instructor married to Waterloo business man; reporter's account of wedding	Nettie C. Vroom married Benjamin W. Schuneman.
69	Coming events	Campus schedule of activities.
70	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Professor Bender continues his essay on the benefits of travel.
73	Laura Bowman	Taught at Bedford.
73	Mattie Cowie	Teaching at Slater.
73	Bessie Allen	Completed course at Columbia; now teaching in Canada.
73	Mary McDonald	Visited brother John.
73	John Goldthwaite	Working at University of Washington in Seattle.
73	Clifford Dunham	Teaching in Boulder, Colorado.
73	John McPherson	Now in real estate business in South Dakota.
73	Will S. Yeager	Taking training at Springfield, Massachusetts.
73	Ernest F. Bean	Visited his brother Ward; studying at University of Wisconsin.
73	Effie Byrne	Teaching in Algona.
73	Mrs. Jean Johnson (Gates)	In dry goods business in Minnesota.
73	Chas. Yeager	Married Agnes Brown in Seattle; teaching in Renton as is Clara Puls.
73	Lizzie Gambs	Principal in Sheridan, Wyoming.
74	Clara Tolstrup	Teaching in Lansing.
74	Helen Seerley	Back home after travels.
74	Ruth Ballou	Visited Cedar Falls.
74	Margaret Kelly	Teaching in Nashua.
74	Two weddings of interest; Cook-Parish nuptials	Ariel Parish married Mary Ora Cook; John C. Parish married Ruth Davison.
75	Society	News from the literary societies; Philos and Alphas hold joint session
76	Among those at Independence	Several Normalites attended Congregational Church meeting.
76	Miss Bess Chase and Belle Vinall	Teaching in Hampton.
76	President Seerley	Mrs. Henry Sabin died.
76	Word comes from Iowa City	George Hauberg is president of medical school class.
76	The brotherhood of the Presbyterian church	Professor Bender addressed group on Michelangelo.
76	Miss Ruth Egloff	Visiting Ames.
76	Miss Vida Keene	Has been sick.
77	Mabel and Reba Mastain	Visited Hudson.
77	Mr. Oscar Eighmey	Returned from Minnesota.
77	Miss Mary Benson	Visited Gladbrook.
77	Mrs. Allison	Daughter June is sick.
77	Belle Boyd	Visited Waterloo.
77	The Misses Murray	Went to Grundy Center.
77	Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Anderson	Visited George Kramer.
77	Perle Walters and James Ehret	Pledge fraternity at University of Iowa.
77	Mrs. Meyerholz	Sang at Congregational Church.
77	The music faculty	Gave first in series of recitals.
77	Saturday evening	Kindergarten seniors gave reception for juniors.
77	Last Saturday night	High school football results.
77	Miss Ruth Gallahan	Visited campus.
77	Mr. Williams	Visiting William Moorhead and Maud MacAllister.
77	Grace Rock	Cousin visited her.
77	Avery Crary	Now in South Dakota.
78	Miss Bertha Hemsworth	Attending friend's wedding.
78	The Parlor Reading Circle	Professor Bender will speak.
78	John Merner	Will move to Washington to become a fruit farmer.
78	William Gist	Will attend Bellevue College.
78	Miss Margaret Smith	Has had typhoid fever.
78	Miss Mabel Parish	Will study at University of Chicago.
78	The Cedar Falls golf club	Played in Waterloo and enjoyed dinner there.
78	Miss Beulah Kiefer	Visited friends.
78	Several of the Normal faculty	Will speak at teachers association meeting.
78	Nan Baldwin	Back at work.
78	Miss Sloan	Has been sick.
78	Miss Ira Flagler	Enjoyed birthday party.
78	Miss Call	Visited Webster City.
79	From our exchanges	News from other colleges; State Superintendent John Riggs may issue a report opposing fraternities and sororities.
456	Society	News from the literary societies; Philos and Alphas hold joint session