Normal Eyte — February 17, 1909

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289	Normal Eyte election; balloting for next year's staff to occur Thursday Feb. 25	Paid subscribers entitled to vote; will elect editor-in-chief, business manager, and local editor; several candidates in race.
289	Normal or teachers' college?; question now before the state legislature	Name under consideration is Iowa State Normal College, but school officials would like to get the word "Normal" our of the title.
290	Meeting of local A. P. E. A.; society of physical trainers holds February conference	Several faculty present papers.
291	Warden Sanders' address; alumnus of Normal now at head of Ft. Madison Penitentiary speaks to students	J. C. Sanders talks about his work with prisoners at Fort Madison.
292	Lincoln centennial; memorial at Normal marked by presentation of bronze tablet by seniors	Seniors present bronze tablet with Gettysburg Address inscribed; program included speeches and music.
292	Father Vaughn pleases; "Sermons from Shakespeare" proves a popular lecture--impersonations are powerful	Audience appreciates readings and dramatizations.
293	Address of W. W. Gist	Text of address given by Professor Gist at the Lincoln centennial service.
295	Luther takes meet; Decorah college appropriates majority of points in state collegiate gymnastic meet	Results of the gymnastics meet; Normal School comes in second of three teams.
295	Athletics; faculty drubs seniors; student basketball team is defeated by narrow margin; professors are fast	Faculty defeats seniors in basketball.
296	Girls' basketball game; Shake-Delphian contest is first of series- Shakes win	Shakespearean team takes first win in intersociety tournament
297	Eleven games to play; Normal has heavy schedule for baseball season	Team schedule formed for year.
297	Professional; elements of liberal education as found in travel	Part eighteen of column.
300	Nettie Waldmann	Teaching in Ackley.
300	Glenn Wilson	Teaching in Mapleton.
300	Teresa Hoye	Teaching in Mitchell.
300	Elizabeth Kaye	Will graduate from University of Wisconsin.
300	Margaret Quigley	Died January 18, 1909.
300	J. M. Mertch	In real estate business.
300	E. D. Chassell	State binder in Des Moines.
300	Lillian E. Long	Teaching in Wisconsin.
300	Mabel F. Meek	Teaching in East Waterloo.
300	Loraine Hallowell	Now in Waterloo.
300	John M. Dunkerton	Traveling salesman.
300	Maude Keith	Teaching in Ackley.
300	Ella Hoffman	Married Dr. Edwin Bruce Bradley.
300	S. C. Smith	Practicing law in Winterset.
300	Willis J. Bell	Now principal at Red Oak.
301	Ruth Ling	Married Wirt Hoxie.
301	Alice Munger	Married Theodore Leonard.
301	Louise Moyer	Now in LaGrange, Illinois.
301	Jean Gilchrist	Married William Claude Jarnagin.
301	Miss Wing	Teaching in Tipton as are several other Normalites.
301	Nell Pemberton	Taught in Marshalltown; now Mrs. Almond Miller.
301	Helen Fenner	Now in Spokane, Washington; married John A. Wilson.
301	Edna Stone	Will graduate from University of Iowa.
301	Corinna Harkness	Now Mrs. Theodore Ashford of Boone.
301	Josephine Creelman	Now doing nursing work.
301	Gladys Sigworth	Now Mrs. John Hull of Boone.
301	Nell Canfield	Married Percival Kneeland.
301	The Editor	Bess Streeter Aldrich has sent some news items to the Normal Eyte.
301	Florence Beebe	Now in Des Moines.
302	Lola Britton	Married Frank Haradon.
302	Nell Corrigan	Now Mrs. Mulvehill.
302	Edward P. Dickey	Working in Chicago; married Caroline King.
302	After two years	Blanche McIntosh is principal in Fairfield.
302	Jennie Jennings	Married Clint Shipman.
302	Ruth Egloff	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
302	Vida Keene	Teaching in Cedar Falls.
302	Zoe Britton	Teaching in Marshalltown.
302	The many friends	Jeanette Cushman has recovered her health.
302	Carolyn Rall	Married Orville Elder.
302	Florence Streeter	Married Mr. Goodykoontz.
303	Miss Mabel Kildee	Visited Hudson.
303	Nina Baumgardner	Visited Gladbrook.
303	Mr. and Mrs. Dix	Son and daughter visiting.
303	The Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.	Planning series of religious meetings.
303	Miss Maude Popejoy	Has been sick.
303	Misses Mary Henderson and Flossie Pridean	Visited Independence.
303	F. Bruins	Teaching at Merrill.
303	Miss Jennie Hearst	Visited Waterloo.
303	Mesdames Dick and Cable	Gave shower for May Wright.
303	Miss Grace Schooner	Visited Osage.
303	Society; Ossoli	Initiate new members.
303	Coming events
303	Misses Nan and Ethel Baldwin	Visited Gladbrook.
303	Miss Emma Madison	Has been sick.
303	Miss Clara and Leona Bruce	Mother visiting.
303	The Misses Walker	Visited Jesup.
304	Mr. and Mrs. Cable	Gave dinner party.
304	Miss Lorena Hedlund	Visited Marshalltown.