Normal Eyte — October 20, 1909

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119	Editorial; what's in a name?	Name change to Iowa State Teachers College is good; societies need to turn in reports for publication earlier.
120	Official	College Hospital will open as soon as possible
121	From the Teachers Association; interesting reports are received from the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association; splendid programs are given.	Highlights of the meeting.
122	Hon. James H. Trewin and Dr. Frank I. Merchant speak at the college and normal round table.	James Trewin speaks on the change from the Board of Trustees to the Board of Education; Professor Merchant speaks on the rights and responsibilities of the faculty under the new board.
123	Students hear addresses; Dr. A. E. Winship, editor of the Journal of Education, gives two interesting chapel talks.	Speaks on boys and on changes in education.
124	Zetas give splendid program; successful open session is given; farce scores a big hit; auditorium is filled.	Zetalethean performance of "The Burglar" is reviewed.
125	We join Press Association; the Normal Eyte enters into the organization of the College Papers of Iowa; meeting to be held at Des Moines October 29th.	Advantages of joining the group.
126	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
128	Bible study; an insight into the bible study work of Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Associations.	Outline of courses of study offered by the YMCA and the YWCA.
129	H. W. Chehock	Spent some time with his family in Dexter.
129	The Mathematics Round Table	Is now the Mathematics Club.
129	Miss Leone Wiswell	Spent Sunday in Manson.
129	The Misses Rose Smith and Edith Schuneman	Visited friends in Winthrop.
129	Otis E. Hall	Is a superintendent in Indiana.
129	Several of the girls from Osage	Made a trip home.
129	L. F. Reilly	Visited Cedar Falls.
129	Mrs. T. S. Wand	Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Ley.
129	Miss Helen Lawrence	Spent the weekend with Gertrude Tyrrell.
129	The Misses Marie and Katherine Murphy	Were in Reinbeck Sunday.
129	A number of the Mason City girls	Made a trip home.
129	Mr. Roy Swanson	Visited friends on the Hill.
129	Miss Margaret Morgan	Visited Florence Grant in Parkersburg.
129	Miss Ethel Johnson	Was ill last week.
129	Miss Alice Roebuck	Spent Sunday at home in Rhodes.
129	Miss Poorman	Visited Hulda Stenwall.
129	Miss Iva Nettie Hewitt	Spent Sunday in Reinbeck.
129	Mrs. Melendy	Mrs. Walker's mother hurt herself when she fell.
129	Miss LeVere Smith	Visited friends at Cornell.
129	Miss Hazel Baker	Has been enjoying a visit from her mother.
129	Miss McNally	Visited Ruth Jeffries in Chicago.
129	Miss Matie Knight	Visited friends in Muscatine.
129	Miss Julia Curtiss	Is visiting friends in Cedar Falls.
130	Miss Genevieve Edwards	Missed school last week due to a cold.
130	Miss Sarah F. Rice and Miss Sara M. Riggs	Visited the State University in Wisconsin.
130	Miss Laura Hager	Was visiting Professor and Mrs. A. C. Page, her uncle and aunt.
130	T. Cranny	Was in Reinbeck Saturday.
130	Howard Houston	Visited his parents in Crawfordsville.
130	Jay Foy Cross	Visited his parents in Shellsburg.
130	Miss Blanche Leversee	Is enjoying a visit from her mother.
130	Dr. F. W. Bailey and wife	Are staying with Professor Bailey.
130	George Vernon Orr	Officiated the game between ISTC and Leander Clark.
130	C. F. Schweiker	Visited the Hill on Saturday.
130	Dr. J. E. Snowden	Received word that his daughter, Helen Snowden, has typhoid fever.
130	The Misses Mabel Thorson and Ruth Hunter	Went to Northwood.
130	Miss Bruce	Is visiting friends in Chicago.
130	Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Johnson and family	Spent Sunday with Florence Ward.
130	Miss Eleanor Gray	Visited her family in Cedar Rapids.
130	The Misses Iris Livingston and Millicent Lake	Visited friends on the Hill.
130	Professor and Mrs. Robert Fullerton	Spent Saturday in Parkersburg.
130	Professor R. F. Seymour	Officiated a football game in Iowa Falls.
130	Miss Marion Gerhardt	Went to Union.
130	Athletic regulations	Rules and regulations governing student athletic participation.
131	Hard fought game won; Teachers defeat Leander-Clark by score of 6 to 0; touchdown scored in second half by Vinall.	Teachers win despite heavy penalties.
133	H. L. Martin	Is teaching in South Minneapolis and is planning to enroll at the University of Minneapolis.
133	Just as interesting	Elmer Nelson is enjoying success in his work.
133	Maude E. Lane	Is teaching in Santa Barbara, California.
134	Alma Robe	Married Philip Heil.
134	The Cedar Falls Record says	George Chandler has moved to Spokane, Washington.
134	The schools at Hampton, Iowa	Alumni who are now teaching at Hampton.