Normal Eyte — February 3, 1909

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
257	Untitled	Truth told about rumors of Normal headquarters being moved to Waterloo.
258	Normal's name changed; henceforth to be known as, "Iowa State Teacher's College"; name consistent with school's work	Legislation introduced in General Assembly to change school name; University of Iowa and Iowa State University allowed to participate in Carnegie retirement plan.
259	Seniors busy on book; "Old Gold, '09" is being put together by class--to be elaborate annual	Will include sixteen color pages in special binding.
260	Baynes' animal talk; "bird man" tells of his experiences with dumb brutes--interesting lectures	Ernest Harold Baynes talks about his life with wild animals.
260	Advocated single board of regents; Senator W. P. Whipple will introduce bill	Bill calls for single board of nine members to govern all three Iowa public institutions of higher learning.
261	Clios banquet Orios; annual Clio-Orio feast held Saturday evening--most enjoyable function	Enjoyed informal reception and banquet.
261	Athletic Board meets; body of sports directors in session, Thursday--track meet and football plans made	Football approved for next fall; planning for invitational track meet in May.
262	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Part sixteen of column.
265	Society; Chresto	Chrestos enjoy program and dinner with international theme.
266	George Cleveland	Working as railroad telegrapher.
266	Jennie Hughey	Lives in Shenandoah.
266	Miss Luella Rigby	Serving as missionary in Burma.
266	Chas. E. Stinson	Serving as Methodist Episcopal pastor in North Dakota.
266	Bess Andrews	Now living in Washington State.
266	Olive Orton	Recently received master's degree from University of Chicago.
266	Jean McKellar	Received bachelor's degree from University of Iowa and master's degree from University of Chicago.
266	Clara J. Seller	Will resume work in Colorado in fall.
266	Bertha Blanche Magoon	Studying at Drake University.
266	Here is another one	Otis Randall doing well in Idaho; Charles Henry is doing well there as well.
266	Mary Bechly	Principal at Clarkston.
266	Mary Brannan	County superintendent in Idaho.
266	Myrtle E. Gaffin	Teaching in West Liberty.
266	Minnie Willits	Teaching in Rock Rapids.
267	Nellie Schmid	Working in California bank.
267	The following	Charles B. Stein (now known as Karl Buren Stein) and his wife are doing well in the music field.
267	Myrtle A. Boardman	Married Charles F. Johnson.
267	Charles F. Johnson	YMCA secretary in Pennsylvania.
267	A. O. Wydell	Studying at University of Iowa; Albert Graham is there, too.
267	Grace O. Furrow	Studying at Oberlin Conservatory.
267	Chloris Anderson	Studying at Washington State University.
267	E. E. Watson	Teaching at Washington State College.
267	Miss Maude Gilchrist	Now Dean of Women at Michigan Agricultural College.
269	Miss Alvina Jennings	Recovering from spinal meningitis.
269	Dr. Snowden	Conducted funeral of Mrs. Karl Geiser.
269	The Grand Army	GAR will attend celebration of Lincoln's birthday.
269	The lecture	Professor Bender delivered a lecture on his travels in Germany.
269	Material for the library	Material beginning to arrive for the construction of the new Library; will include over a million bricks; hope to start work in March.
269	The following members	Board of Trustees met; legislative visiting committee also here.
270	Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Page	Learned that their nephew, Leslie Chapman, was promoted to rank of captain.
270	John Barnes	Recovering from rheumatism.
270	Raymond B. Leland	Now home due to father's illness.
270	A class of over one hundred	Took uniform county examination.
270	Sioux City, Ia.	Frank Hamilton's amateur athletic standing is still under consideration.
271	Horace Patton and Jake Fetters	Stayed in Cedar Falls.
271	The Newman Catholic Association	Gave reception.
271	Coming events
271	The two basketball teams	Marshalltown boys' and girls' teams come to Cedar Falls to play.
271	Miss Grace DuBois	Visited Cedar Falls.