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1 Brief Reports 1 E. T. Sheppard is Superintendent of Schools in Marcus, Iowa.
2 Brief Reports 10 George Wallace is Manual Training Supervisor in Minneapolis Schools.
3 Brief Reports 11 F. M. Phillips first accepted a chair in Mathematics at Iowa Wesleyan College, then accepted Superintendent position at Seymour. Previously was a professor of Education at Central College.
4 Brief Reports 12 W. C. Schluter passed doctorate examination and completed his dissertation at Columbia University. He plans to to report to Camp Yaphank, to join the United States Army.
5 Brief Reports 13 Lenora Arent, M. H. Mardigian, and Lawrence M. Jepsen are majoring in Economics at Columbia University Graduate School.
6 Brief Reports 14 Merritt W. Wheeler is Lieutenant in Officers' Reserve Corp and will report for surgeon duty.
7 Brief Reports 15 Mary E. Roller-Johnston is superintendent of Harvard Industrial School for Mexican girls, conducted by the Methodist Episcopal Church of Albuquerque, NM.
8 Brief Reports 16 Helena Bakewell has been an English instructor in the College of St. Teresa Extension Department at Winona, Minnesota since September 1917.
9 Brief Reports 17 Leigh Robinson appointed Superintendent of Schools in Deming, Washington, resigning his position in the U.S. Revenue Department in Blaine, Washington
10 Brief Reports 18 Edward C. Meggers is surgeon for U. S. Navy, on staff at Great Lakes Naval Hospital.
11 Brief Reports 19 Arben Leroy Young is Corporal in Co. H., 350th Infantry at Camp Dodge.
12 Brief Reports 2 J. A. Woodruff has recovered from appendix operation. Is again on duty as State Inspector of Rural and Consolidated Schools in the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Arthur E. McMahon is Sergeant of 8th Field Artillery in Medical Corps in Sparta Wisconsin.
14 Brief Reports 21 Casper Schenck is Captain of Infantry 3rd Battalion, 163rd Depot Brigade, Camp Dodge.
15 Brief Reports 22 Ben W. Robinson is Sergeant in Co. B, 313th Engineers, Camp Dodge.
16 Brief Reports 23 Robert B. Fearing is Sergeant at Ft. Omaha, Nebraska.
17 Brief Reports 24 Joseph S. Wright is Captain, 33rd Division, Athletic Director, Commission on Training, Camp Activities at Camp Logan, Houston, TX.
18 Brief Reports 25 Paul A. Davis, Teacher of Manual Arts at Sequim, Washington, has been accepted to the Aviation Corps.
19 Brief Reports 26 Lloyd C. Grover is applicant for Aviation Service; stationed at Camp McArthur, Base Hospital, Ward 13, Waco, TX.
20 Brief Reports 27 Doctor Elmer R. Parks, of Sioux City, commissioned a Captain in Medical Reserve Corps.
21 Brief Reports 28 Myron L. Begeman, graduate in Engineering from Michigan Universtiy,is now transferred to the Engineer Division of U. S. Army.
22 Brief Reports 29 Lissa A. Jeffers, now Mrs. P. M. Fulton, has moved to Phoenix Arizona.
23 Brief Reports 3 Fred W. Voorhies is Superintendent of Schools at Adair.
24 Brief Reports 30 Sara M. Whitfield now teaches in Phoenix Arizona.
25 Brief Reports 31 Florence Magnant, married to a Mr. Streeter, has moved with her father's family in Manton, Michigan while her husband is at war.
26 Brief Reports 32 Mrs. John R. Haywood (Mabel Grace Wright) has moved temporarily to Missoula, Montana.
27 Brief Reports 33 Doctor James Herbert Kelley, President of the Colorado State Normal School at Gunnison, was President of the Colorado Education Association at its 43rd annual meeting. Doctor Kelly's Address was "A Perplexing Problem of Democracy".
28 Brief Reports 34 Ernest D. Ede, Huron, South Dakota, Attorney at Law, died November 26, 1917 after suffering from an illness brought on by a paralytic stroke. He married Miss Elizabeth Jones of Manchester, New Hampshire in 1912
29 Brief Reports 35 Oscar D. Longstreth, attorney in Little Rock, Arkansas is captain in Army, stationed at Camp Stanley, Texas.
30 Brief Reports 36 R. D. Nelson is faculty at the Northern State Normal College, Denton, Texas; N. F. Cooledge is Manual Training Director at the State Normal School, Conaway, Arkansas .
31 Brief Reports 37 Harold H. Maynard, formerly Y. M. C. A. Secretary at the State University of Iowa, has enlisted in Quartermasters Corps of U. S. Army stationed in Jacksonville, Florida.
32 Brief Reports 38 D. D. Johnson is now General Agent of Lincoln Trust Company.
33 Brief Reports 39 Meg May Hawk was married to Aris L. Revell December 25, 1917.
34 Brief Reports 4 Claude O. Parks is Superintendent at Monona, Iowa.
35 Brief Reports 40 Florence A. Zerwekh-Gilbert dies December 17, 1917.
36 Brief Reports 5 J. E. Vance is President of Minneapolis Principals' Forum for this school year.
37 Brief Reports 6 Lee Shillinglaw is Y. M. C. A. Secretary and Auditor.
38 Brief Reports 7 Reverend J. O. Johnson died December 18, 1917 at Sartori Hospital, Cedar Falls. He resigned his pastorate at Pomeroy, Washington during the year to return to Iowa with his family.
39 Brief Reports 8 Florence Morris is in Des Moines for more schooling at the Still College of Osteopathy.
40 Brief Reports 9 Marie Whitmell, now Mrs. H. C. Johnson, moved to Utah with husband.
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41 Alumni reunion Annual reunion was held in Des Moines in November.
42 Arnold Arends Arnold Arends died from meningitis November 10, 1917.
43 Brief Reports 41 William E. Silver is 1st Lieutenant of Infantry, National Army, Commander Co. D, 314th Supply Train.
44 Brief Reports 42 Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cory spent the winter in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
45 Brief Reports 43 W. J. Bell will do more studying in Madison, Wisconsin.
46 Extension Service Report for 1916-1917 Extension annual report released.
47 Faculty Items 1 History instructor Elizabeth G. Pearce resigns from college.
48 Faculty Items 2 Margaret Nisbet-Milversted resigned as P. E. instructor.
49 Faculty Items 3 John Ross Frampton elected Instructor of Harmony in Music Department.
50 Faculty Items 4 Work has been distributed across Natural Science Department after W. O. Lockhart enlisted in U. S. Navy.
51 Faculty Items 5 John C. McGlade organized study centers state wide.
52 Faculty Items 6 Mary F. Hearst, Eva L. Gregg, and Edith C. Buck were on leave of absence in Fall term.
53 Faculty Items 7 Henrietta Thornton and Ida Fesenbeck are absent over Winter Term; Vivian Dunlap and Bertha L. Patt are filling in.
54 Fall term graduates Fall term graduates announced.
55 Iowa State Teachers Association ISTC faculty and alumni participate in state meeting.
56 Marriages 1 C. Josephine Graham marries Lee Harker.
57 Marriages 2 Floe Correll marries Ralph Francis.
58 Marriages 3 Myrtle May Robeson marries Arthur Ray Carter.
59 Marriages 4 Mildred L. Cole marries Fred G. Clark.
60 Marriages 5 Thomas Lee Long marries Stella Emma Ellerhoff.
61 Marriages 6 Elizabeth Pearce marries Herbert Sawyer.
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62 Brainerd Daily Dispatch Poem of a war correspondent.
63 E. E. Strawn Invents duplicating printing press.
64 Henry Sabin New school building in Iowa City named after Henry Sabin.
65 John H. Arends Granted a furlough because of health problems in the family.
66 Merton L. Fuller Elected president of Patriotic Education society at Peoria, Illinois.
67 Military instruction Major Frank N. Mead became Commandant of Battalion.
68 Red Cross Laura Falkler is president of new College Red Cross branch.
69 Sarah Peters Attended Teachers College to observe and study during furloughed time.
70 The Rural Department F. E. Fuller and Albert C. Fuller are hired as professors in Rural Education.
71 The Telegraph School Telegraph School has been maintained at Teachers College.
72 William A. Bartlett Becomes new Dean and Head of Department of Math and Physics at Pomona Jr. College, also Head of Math and Physics at local high school.
73 Y. M. C. A. War Friendship Fund Teachers College contributes to the war fund.
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74 A. C. Page Enjoying new home in Branford, Connecticut; nephew Leslie Chapman runs Officers' Training Camp.
75 Adam M. Willson Superintendent in Rock Springs, Wyoming.
76 Alexander C. Roberts Advanced to Superintendent by Board of Education in Everett, Washington.
77 Byron J. Lambert Accepted as engineer in U. S. Army.
78 Charles Henry Accepted superintendence at Moscow, Idaho.
79 Clarence E. Steele Helped raise money to provide a new building in Hagerstown, Maryland.
80 Edward D. Chassell Resigned as Iowa Railroad Commissioner to become Secretary-Treasurer at Farm Mortgage Bankers' Association.
81 I. J. McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. McDuffie have successful report from LeMars; son Irving, Jr. is Assistant Superintendent for Goodyear.
82 Karl Buren Stein Had much success as President of the Stein Musical-Dramatic Conservatory.
83 T. L. Long Accepted as Captain in U. S. Army as a surgeon.
84 Wilbur H. Bender Appointed State Director of Vocational Education in Iowa.