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1 At a meeting of the Debating League Under the direction of William L. Veatch, photographs of all men who have participated in debate have been assembled.
2 The committee from the State Legislature President Seerley introduces the Visiting Committee at chapel.
3 Thirty years ago this month The Philomathean Society and the Alpha Society celebrate thirty years of their organizations; Maude Gilchrist and E. R. Nichols will speak.
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4 Lenox vs. Normal Lennox College defeats Normal in a basketball game, 33-20.
5 The second of the series of inter-society games will be played Intersociety basketball is played to determine the champions of the year.
6 The fifth of the series of indoor athletic contests was held Indoor hurdles was the event being played; standings for the year so far.
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7 The Redpath Bureau Mr. Outcault will not appear due to illness.
8 Leander Clark 27, Normal 23 Leander Clark defeats Normal in basketball.
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9 R. W. Gibson Caricature of R. W. Gibson, who runs a store on College Hill.
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10 Professional; waste in Iowa schools XVIII Continuation of the third part dealing with making geographical ideas automatic before leaving school.
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11 Bible Studies Lesson XVII, in Ephesus.
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12 Notes on Music Professor Fullerton talks about concert etiquette; also warns music students that their financial rewards may not be great.
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13 Society Chrestos hear papers; Shakes have frost program; Zetas have Longfellow program.
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14 John Singer In dry goods business in Spokane.
15 After teaching for three years Married C. M. Beall.
16 Mabelle Marshall Teaching in Moscow, Iowa.
17 Burdette Perry Teaching in Wilson.
18 C. L. Lewis In furniture and undertaking business in Kanawa.
19 Rose Morris Living in Atlantic, Iowa.
20 Ila G. Langdon Doing special medical work at University of Iowa.
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21 Edwin G. Copeland Pastor at Ackley.
22 C. R. Aurner Praise for work in Tipton.
23 Isabelle McCulloch Will teach in Cherokee.
24 Maude (Milliman) Taylor Will be principal in Marysville, Idaho.
25 Alice J. Fowler Teaching in Sumner.
26 After a three years' pastorate at Pine Creek William Snider continues his missionary work in Montana.
27 Phoebe Dixon Teaching in Spokane.
28 For the past two years Albert Comstock working as auditor in New York.
29 M. D. Sutton Working on Chautauqua program in State Center.
30 This is the fifth year Mary Patton is teaching in Indiana.
31 Elizabeth M. Lambert Teaching at Shenandoah.
32 Mae G. Dolan Teaching in Chicago.
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33 Jennie J. Leonard Left school due to father's death.
34 S. S. Stockwell Has a new baby daughter.
35 Etta (Robinson) Cantine Has two children; living in New Jersey.
36 The marriage of two former Normalites Anna M. Walker married Charles Simmers.
37 One of the leading articles in the quarterly magazine Louis Pelzer wrote article in state historical magazine.
38 William J. Oppold Doing well in Washta.
39 Friends are in receipts of cards Frank Hart married Theressa Breshwald.
40 After a successful experience in the Monticello high school Mildred Bates will teach in Cedar Rapids.
41 E. L. Hollis Practicing medicine in Rolfe.
42 Friends of Mary Brannan Elected superintendent in Asotin County, Washington.
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43 About seventy-five Normal students Took Black Hawk County examinations.
44 Miss Rice Mother ill.
45 The open session given by the Alphas last Friday night was a grand success Performance program.
46 Mrs. Mabel Carson of Webster City Visited sister Louise Houck.
47 Hazel Smith Went home due to poor health; hopes to return to school again.
48 The Normal boys There will be a basketball game with Coe College in Cedar Rapids.
49 Bertha McDonald Visiting friends.
50 Louise Houck Visited Waterloo.
51 Susie Richards Was sick.
52 Mrs. Milo Kipple (nee Jennie Fry) Visiting sister Nelda.
53 The basketball game between the Shakes and the Chrestos Shakes won over Chrestos, 23-1.
54 Bessie Griffin Mother visited.
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55 Ella Tostlebe Had the grippe.
56 Ruth Gist Home for a visit.
57 Ada Reitz Sprained her ankle.
58 Lulu Stewart Recovered from illness.
59 J. E. Morton Teaching at Voorhees.
60 Maud L. Popp Visited Alpha open session.
61 Florence Tenney Will teach in Nashua.
62 J. G. Dunahoo Was sick.