Normal Eyte — January 19, 1910

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
279	Editorial	New mail system is absurd; reduced to one delivery per day; Cedar Falls street cars performing well this winter; senior class participation lacking.
281	Official	Chicago alumni group may organize; alumni attend Iowa dinner in North Dakota; membership of Board of Education standing committees.
282	Seniors to entertain; Class of 1910 meets; committee for winter social even is appointed	Considering who will be allowed to wear caps and gowns at Commencement.
283	Bispham pleases audience; famous baritone delights; concert occurs on Saturday evening	Review of performance by David Bispham; with performance program.
284	Rochester delegates report; local representatives to student volunteer convention speak at Sunday evening meeting	Brief summaries of reports from the convention.
285	The twenty-fifth anniversary celebration; American Historical and Economic Association hold meeting at New York City	Professor Parish reports on the convention in New York.
286	Studies in Organization and Teaching	Ideas for future teachers.
288	Last Wednesday afternoon	Robert Fullerton gave a speech about David Bispham and his art.
288	Rev. Sanford	Addressed the Y. M. C. A.
288	Ben Larson	Was confined to his home due to illness.
288	On Tuesday evening	Mrs. Walker spoke to the younger women.
288	Professor G. W. Samson	Addressed the teachers of Winnebago County and the students of Waldorf College.
288	Charles F. Schweiker	Visited the Hill before he leaves to become a professional stenographer.
288	William Hoyman	Came here to hear David Bispham.
289	Maud Miner	Spent Sunday with Anna Shanewise.
289	Miss Elizabeth Shirk	Was surprised with a tin shower.
289	Miss Maud Goslin	Visited Lillian Nelson.
289	The Messrs. Hager and Maiden	Enjoyed a meal at Barnum Hall.
289	Mary Louise Peebles	Is a kindergarten girl, who has diphtheria.
289	Several of the lady members	Women faculty members were entertained at the Logan house.
289	Miss Dowdell	Is back after an illness.
289	Miss Childs	Gave a talk at chapel that interpreted the works of David Bispham.
289	Miss Anna Pulver	Has returned from Minnesota.
289	Miss Reade	Visited Florence Ward.
289	The Missionary Committee	Entertained the Mission study classes.
289	Miss Susie Orbis	Is a missionary representing the Association of Grinnell College.
289	Secretary Emery	Was in Cedar Falls.
289	Miss Anna Gertrude Childs	Gave a talk at chapel about Bispham and his program.
289	Donald Mann	Sprained his ankle in the Gymnasium.
289	Miss Lillian Lambert	Was called home due to the illness of her mother.
289	Mrs. Dr. Cantomewine	Visited her cousin, Leone Wiswell.
289	The Misses Antonia and Mame Urbany	Visited with their father.
290	Nell Ratcliffe	Is confined in her room with tonsillitis.
290	Miss Carrie Jones	Spent Sunday on the Hill with friends.
290	Mr. Edward Coe	Spent time with friends on the Hill.
290	Miss Leah Johnson	Visited friends on Sunday.
290	Miss Deana Merrick	Visited her sister Grace here last weekend.
290	Frank Markle	Spent Sunday with his brother Edward.
290	Messrs. Moine and Pierce	Spent Sunday on the Hill with friends.
290	F. E. Willard	Will take charge of schools in San Bernardino, California.
290	Miss Hazel Lewis	Was confined to her room due to illness.
290	Miss Alberta Wilson	Is still in the hospital, but is doing much better.
290	Although it is hard	There are no serious illnesses going around right now.
290	Jessie Shillinglaw	Is recovering nicely from typhoid.
290	Intersociety basketball again; women's organizations to play annual tournament of nine games	Tournament will begin next Friday.
291	Waterloo team wins game; Y. M. C. A. basketball five outplays Teachers; score 26 to 11	Game scheduled at last minute.
291	Athletic Board meeting; John Barnes elected track manager; football season is financial success	Financial report.
292	Shearn leads team; Bennett resigns basketball captaincy; squad elects fast guard to position	Paul Bennett resigns as captain due to injuries and objections from his parents; Roy Shearn elected captain.
293	Harry Moore	Is Black Hawk County superintendent.
293	Belle Plaine, Iowa	Katherine Murphy is teaching there.
293	Ethel C. Dunn	Has accepted a position in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
293	Luella Jones	Is working in Riverside.
293	Elsie Klein	Is teaching in Oklahoma.
293	Mignon Dunn	Is teaching in Hull where John Ludwickson is superintendent.
293	C. G. Ames	Is enrolled at the State University.
293	Maude Bell	Is teaching at East Waterloo.
293	Ralph A. Hahn	Is enrolled at the University of Nebraska.
293	G. B. Engleman	Is living in Saskatchewan, Canada.
293	Audrey Warn	Is teaching in Iowa Falls. In nearby Livermore, W. B. Geiter is superintendent.
293	Marie Garwood	Is teaching in Okomulgee, Oklahoma.
293	Fannie Hayden	Is living near Pierre, South Dakota.
293	Adalyne Artz	Is teaching in Waverly.
293	Clara Don	Is teaching in Waverly.
293	Daphne Shaw	Is teaching in Sioux Rapids.
293	Bertha L. Wassam	Is teaching in Long Beach, California.
293	Mabel Elder	Is teaching in Sioux Rapids.
293	Grace Rock	Is teaching at Williamsburg schools.
293	Mabel Spicker	Is teaching in Story City, as is Edith Hoffman.
293	George Weber	Is working in Columbus Junction.
293	Maude Nelson	Is teaching at Red Oak.
293	John A. Larson	Is president of Luther College in Wisconsin and is married to Emma Cook.