Normal Eyte — November 10, 1909

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
167	Editorial	Great school spirit shown at rally last week; start preparing for Ames debate next fall; victory over Coe was the fifth straight for the football team.
168	Official	Preparations for the College Hospital; Carrie Parker resigns; former Professor Loughridge doing well at Des Moines College; many alumni and faculty active in ISTA.
170	Scientists meet; Roy Hoats talks to Science Club on geological work in the West	Talks about surveying and mapping in Montana.
171	Both schools win; Ames and Teachers College win victories in home debates; negative team wins on both platforms; points are divided.	Recount of the debates.
174	Teachers defeat Coe; old time rivals are outplayed in fast game; score 5 to 0; Meggers scores touchdown; Teachers captain plays star game.	Line plays stonewall football defense.
176	Black Hawk County Fair; Y. W. C. A. to hold big entertainment in Gymnasium Friday night	Many organizations will have booths at fair.
177	The Misses Josephine Forrest and Mabel Kratz	Went to Ames.
177	The Misses Genevieve Follet and Muriel Draper	Were in Eldora Sunday.
177	Miss Edna Springer	Was in Ames last week.
177	All the room teachers	Attended a convention in Des Moines and went to the debate in Ames.
177	Miss Hazel Webster	Has tonsillitis.
177	Mr. Donald Mann	Spent time with his family in Gladbrook.
177	Miss Elizabeth Shirk	Spent the weekend at home in Clarion.
177	Miss Maud Goslin	Visited Lillian Nelson.
177	Miss Leola Laycock	Went to Nashua to see friends.
177	Miss Grace Schoonover	Left to visit her parents in Osage.
177	Miss Edith Schuneman	Hosted a party in honor of Esther Bauman, who is moving to Texas.
177	Miss Jennie Carroll	Spent time with friends on the Hill last week.
177	Miss Mattie Knight	Is spending a few days with Esther Bauman.
177	Mrs. Abbott C. Page	Was a guest of Mrs. G. T. Coolidge.
177	After attending the convention	Edith Buck spent time with her family in Grinnell.
177	Miss Kathryn Heddens	Is visiting family and friends in Charles City.
177	H. O. Rogers	Has left for Mason City.
177	Miss Hazel Stilson	Was visiting Amy Case.
177	Roy Hoats	Has left for a visit to Iowa City.
177	Miss Conday	Is national secretary for the Y. W. C. A. and spoke at chapel.
177	Last Tuesday afternoon	Mary Sampson and Anna Shanewise played for school tennis title.
177	Mrs. Page	Has left the home of her son, Professor Page.
177	Last Tuesday morning	The College Hospital opened November 2, 1909.
177	Miss Pearl Hayden	Was confined due to illness.
177	Mr. Ira L. Flagler	Returned from a trip out west.
178	Miss Faye Sturdevant	Visited with friends on the hill.
178	Among the alumni or undergraduates	Former students who visited for the football game and debate.
178	Miss Georgia Smith	Was called home last week.
178	Miss Leon Wiswell	Went to Parkersburg.
178	Misses Fay Goodwin and Caroline Hart	Went to Muscatine for a Y. W. C. A. meeting.
178	The Misses Hewitt and Roebuck	Spent time in Reinbeck.
178	Among those coming	Students coming from Coe.
178	Miss Dorothy Chase	Scratched her eye, which is now inflamed.
178	Miss Bernice	Is back after an attack of quinsy.
178	Miss Lyla Wallace	Has tonsillitis.
178	Miss Jennie McCoy	Visited Bess Chase.
178	Mrs. Williams	Is visiting her daughter, Louise.
178	Miss Florence Grant	Spent time on the Hill with friends.
178	Dolly Bear	Visited Lillian Slusher.
178	Miss Alice McCoy	Visited Nela Hill.
178	T. T. Cranny	Was in Shell Rock.
178	Word was received	Louis Case died.
178	Miss Florence Fields	Visited Ida Thompson.
178	Miss June Allison	Is enjoying a visit from her mother.
178	Miss Louis Hobein	Spent Sunday with Josephine Graham.
178	Miss Vera Rutledge	Met with friends on the Hill Sunday.
178	The Misses Anna Marcue and Mable Kildee	Attended debate at Ames.
179	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
181	Virgil Simmers	Is enrolled at university of Wisconsin; his brother Charles is teaching there.
181	The Cedar Falls Record	Eulalia Ware married Leslie A. Dunn.
181	Jennie Maynard	Is teaching in Red Lodge, Montana.
181	Chloris Anderson	Is assistant principal at Rockford, Washington; has run into several other alumni out west.
181	Mrs. Anna Walker Simmers	Is taking classes in Madison, Wisconsin.
181	Mildred Yockey	Is living in Seattle, Washington.
181	Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins	Are visiting family here in Cedar Falls.
181	Winifred Byrne	Is principal at Tabor.
181	Edith Kuebler	Married Charles Blake.
181	Dr. and Mrs. John D. Logan	Had a baby.
181	The Sentinel-Post	Gives compliment to teacher Eugenia Ballard.
181	Eleanor McLennan	Will be teaching in Seattle, Washington.
182	Miss Louise Hobein	Is teaching at Forest City.
182	Leo Ranney	Is attending Northwestern University in Illinois.
182	A tragic death	Mayme Champlain killed by train in unusual accident near Manchester.