Normal Eyte — December 22, 1909

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
247	Editorial	Hospital insurance worth the cost; all doors in auditorium need to be open; debate council needs reliable attendance to be effective.
248	Official	College Hospital now functioning; regulations for admission; Mrs. A. M. Potter, a nurse, is in charge.
249	Senior meeting; class officers for winter term elected; attendance was small	Results of the election.
250	Fine oratorical contest; Alphas, first; Neos, second Clios, third; others close	Summary of some of the orations.
252	Kansas question chosen; Debating League holds important meeting; parcels post question selected	Decide to debate on establishment of government parcel post service.
253	Prof. Newton gives lecture; Science Club addressed on "Contagious and Infectious Diseases" Tuesday evening	Summary of Professor Newton's address.
253	Dr. Seerley speaks at State University; President addresses students' assembly on "Education of the Masses"	Excerpts from President Seerley's address.
254	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
256	Splendid oratorio given	Choral Society and soloists present "Messiah".
257	Rev. Lorenz	Will help with the oratorical contest.
257	The hospital is now proving	Three students are in the new College Hospital.
257	Miss Mary Porter	Was in Ames and addressed the Y. W. C. A. while she was there.
257	Mrs. Walker	Reports that her mother is doing better.
257	Miss Irma Keene	Accidentally burned her hand last week.
257	Miss Helen Seerley	Entertained friends last Monday.
257	The College Orchestra	Gave a nice performance at chapel last week.
257	Mrs. P. M. Sheffield	Visited her son and cousin.
257	Miss Lila Wagner	Visited Alice Sabre.
257	Miss Pearl Finch	Has been called home by the illness of her niece.
257	G. W. Bley	Is ill, but getting better.
257	On Tuesday of last week	The Nineteenth Century Club held last meeting of the year.
257	Word was received last week	Mr. Fenner, the mail carrier, received word that his mother died.
257	On Monday afternoon	Stanton Babcock broke his collarbone.
257	John and Lloyd Barnes	Enrolled in school last week.
257	Professor G. D. Eaton	Visited his parents.
257	Paul Bennett	Enrolled in school last week.
258	Miss Blanche Charlton	Has been visiting friends on the Hill this week.
258	An unfortunate accident occurred	Bernice Allen sustained three fractures on her leg when she slipped on the ice near the Gymnasium.
258	Rev. Mrs. Titus Lowe	Spoke at the Y. W. C. A. Personal Workers' class.
258	George Engleman	Is living on a claim in Canada, but has been visiting the Hill lately.
258	The girls in the Y. W. C. A.	Have prepared two dozen dolls to give to the Salvation Army.
258	Miss Hutchison	Stopped by the Hill on her way to Monmouth, Illinois.
258	Clyde O. Ruggles	Visited here on Monday.
258	William Hoyman	Visited here last Monday; serves as head of Parkersburg schools.
258	Letters from Miss Alma Cutler and Miss Floy Graham	Are very much enjoying their studies in Europe.
258	Miss Xenia Buchner	Spent the weekend with Birdie Judy.
258	Last Friday morning	The kindergarten class had a Christmas celebration.
258	S. A. Cohagen	Went home for the wedding of his brother.
258	Ethel Baldwin	Spent time with friends on the Hill.
258	The Normal Bible Study Class	Heard a speech from Professor Colegrove.
258	Miss Gertrude Kurtz	Is recovering well from an appendicitis operation.
258	The Chresto Society	Is preparing a farce.
259	Aristos are winners; defeat Orios in close basketball game; score 16 to 15; championship of school to victors; will receive banner	Everyone played a great game.
261	We are indebted	Jennie Berg provides details about the tragic death of Elsie Long.
261	Miss Jennie I. Berg	Is teaching in Atlantic.
261	The following tribute	Willard E. Salisbury is accomplishing a lot at Clarinda, where he is working.
262	Bold robbery occurs; Mrs. Putney's house is broken into; many valuables are stolen	Burglar steals jewelry and money.