Normal Herald V.16 No.2
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And if our old students, particularly the almuni, are as ac- tive in sending us new students as they were last fall, he will, without question, reach his mark. If we could follow our preference we would name some of our alumni who were most active in sending us students.
Harold Scott, '08, who was, be- ginning with last September, Miss Leonard's secretary and at the same time an assistant in English, was selected at the beginning of the year by Congressman Langham as his private secretary. Wash...ington City and $1,500 of salary w^ere an attraction that Indiana was unable to meet. We hear favorable news from "Scottie." He likes his work and is doing it eminently well. Miss Elizabeth Corbett from Corsica, Jefferson county, takes Mr. Scott's place at Indiana.
The Normal classmates and friends of Mrs. Tweet Garman Burhewn, '95, sympathize with her truly in the deep sorrow which she has recently undergone in the death of her husband, Dr. C. G. Burhewn.
The death of Dr. Burhewn occurred on Februarv 21, 1910.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if our old students, particularly the almuni, are as ac- tive in sending us new students as they were last fall, he will, without question, reach his mark. If we could follow our preference we would name some of our alumni who were most active in sending us students.
Harold Scott, '08, who was, be- ginning with last September, Miss Leonard's secretary and at the same time an assistant in English, was selected at the beginning of the year by Congressman Langham as his private secretary. Wash...ington City and $1,500 of salary w^ere an attraction that Indiana was unable to meet. We hear favorable news from "Scottie." He likes his work and is doing it eminently well. Miss Elizabeth Corbett from Corsica, Jefferson county, takes Mr. Scott's place at Indiana.
The Normal classmates and friends of Mrs. Tweet Garman Burhewn, '95, sympathize with her truly in the deep sorrow which she has recently undergone in the death of her husband, Dr. C. G. Burhewn.
The death of Dr. Burhewn occurred on Februarv 21, 1910.
What to read after Normal Herald V.16 No.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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