isa-normaladvance-1913-00137

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE137fifty Normal boys. This no doubt contributedsomewhat to the eagerness of the Normal students to see the play, and almost the entireschool went in a body.A very daring attempt at robbery was madeSunday night, February 9, on W. W. Wright.He was accosted by three men in the shadowof the Walden flats, who invited him at thepoint of a pistol to hold up his hands. A ladyoccupying apartments over their heads heardthe conversation and called the police, and thethree men, fearing detection, turned and fled.Mr. Wright says that the man with the gunturned away first and made better speed thaneither of the other two.Prof. Kelso left New York on the 20th for afive weeks recreation trip to South America.The entire school join in wishing to him a verypleasant and enjoyable trip. During his absence Robin W. Hyndman is conducting theclasses in arithmetic, and Prof. Baxter is teaching the class in higher mathematics.Hollingsworths private ambulance was seencoming in from the Country Training School,February 4, about 4:30?????Miss Margaret Yeager visited the State Legislature Saturday, February 15.Mr. L. R. Stewart, of Newport, Indiana, aDaedalian, visited at the Normal, January 31.Mr. and Mrs Homer B. Reed, of Hammond,Indiana, announce the birth on January 26, ofa baby daughter, Mary Elizabeth. Mrs. Reedw7as formerly Miss Anna Dale Cole, of the classof 1906. Mr. Reed received his Ph. D. fromthe University of Chicago last spring.Miss Mae Elliott is teaching the fourth andfifth grades at Hillsdale, Indiana,Prof. Baxter and Miss Pearl Sidenius attended the basket ball game.Prof. Wency gave a very interesting chapeltalk on the exchange of teachers between theschools of America and those of other countries, particularly of Germany.Miss Tilla Von Talge is teaching English inthe AAraveland High School.Miss Lottie Grimes visited her cousin, MissJune Manor, during the first week of school.Miss Jennette Lewis is teaching music anddrawing at Pendleton, Indiana.Miss Tinling, national lecturer on ScientificTemperance for the W. C. T. U, gave an interesting series of talks under the auspices ofthe Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.A TRUE MONITOR.Throughout the storm of Lifes endeavorAll take part.Some pass the rocks, and whirlpool cleverAVithout a chartOr compass, seemingly to guide them,Nor beacon light, to een betide them,They have a monitor to chide them,A human heart.Joseph Samuel Reed.
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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