Normal Eyte — October 19, 1910

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107	Editorial	Editorial suggests ways in which students can improve their study habits.
108	Official Notes	Discusses problems and developments in education in various states; urges interest in intensive agriculture; information on a few faculty members.
112	Athletic Notes; Leander Clark and Teachers battle to a tie. Leander Clark is outplayed but Teachers weaken at critical times	I. S. T. C. ended in a tie with Leander Clark; account of the game.
113	The following from the Record will interest our readers	Marriage announcement of Alice Elizabeth Carpenter and August E. Freier.
113	Today, at the bride's home	E. W. Haight and Maude Thompson were married.
114	Prof. Perrine married; quietly weds Miss Blanche Albright Saturday noon at her home in Burlington, Iowa	James Perrine, principal of Cedar Falls High School, and Blanche Albright were wed.
115	Science Club report	Elizabeth Hughes spoke on her tour of Russia to the Science Club.
116	Bible Study Department of the Y. M. and Y. W. Christian Associations; lessons prepared by C. P. Colegrove	Lesson VIII. Jacob, the Supplanter.
117	Y. W. C. A. notes	Enjoyed China mission program at Emma Lambert's home.
119	Word comes to us	Olive Elliott was married to Lewis Miller.
119	Miss Jessie Shillinglaw	Attended the wedding of Olive Elliot in Fairbanks.
119	Last Wednesday evening	June Allison, Maude Miner, La Vere Smith, Leone Wiswell, and Margaret Morgan were guests at a party thrown by Roy Jarnagin.
119	Miss Inez Devens	Visited friends on College Hill.
119	The Waterloo girls report	Particularly appreciate that there were two cars waiting for them on Thirteenth Street instead of the usual one car.
119	On Friday evening	Jessie Aitchison and Lela Green entertained the Senior Kindergarten students.
119	Miss Gladys Foote	Spent time visiting friends in Independence.
119	June Young	Left for her home in Clarion to attend the wedding of a friend.
119	Miss Lucile Runkle	Held a weekend party for some of the Iowa State Teachers College students at her home in Lisbon, Iowa.
119	Misses Lura Wentworth and Gertrude Riefe	Spent time at their home in Mason City.
119	Frank Lynch and sister Clara	Visited the Shillinglaw home.
119	Miss Luetta Knights of Green Mountain	Left for Malad City, Idaho, to teach Latin.
120	Eva Jennings	Left for her home in Tipton, Iowa.
120	Mr. McKitrick	Left for Mason City where he conducted a Round Table on Civics.
120	Grace Strain	Spent time on College Hill visiting friends.
120	On Monday morning after chapel	English Department got together to discuss the organization of an English Club.
120	Misses Emma Plath and Emma Burke	Left for Earlville to attend the wedding of a friend.
120	Ethel Baldwin	Left for Berlin where she spent time with her parents.
120	Karl Knoepfler	Principal of the Storm Lake High School; spent time with his parents on College Hill.
120	On Friday morning	Devotional exercises were conducted by Mr. Von Aldrich.
120	G. W. Samson	Left for Mason City to attend the Teachers Association.
120	Miss Marguerite Cadwallader	Returned to school after a two day absence due to illness.
120	Miss Mabel Mastain	Graduate and former assistant librarian was married to Logan Patterson; ceremony was performed by Professor Wright.
120	Mrs. Fullerton of Fort Dodge	Spent time with her daughter on College Hill.
121	R. F. Seymour	Left for Mason City to attend the teachers convention.
121	Nettie Espeseth	Left for a visit at her home in Northwood, Iowa.
121	Miss Lola Hughes	Left for Washington, Iowa.
121	Mabel Fonda	Spent time at her home in Independence.
121	Lillie Bateman	Left for Mason City to attend the teachers convention.
122	On Thursday	Iowa State Teachers College Republican Club met and elected officials.
123	At a meeting of the Senior Class	Officers were elected to run the class.