Alumni News Letter — January 1, 1921

Page Title Summary
1 Athletics Hawkeye Conference reorganized. Committee members and teams listed.
1 Fall Term Graduates Students received diplomas.
1 The National Education Association The National Education Association meeting is to be held in Des Moines.
1 Lecture Committee Committee members, responsibilities listed, as well as upcoming events.
1 The Football Team, 1920 Photo of the 1920 football team.
1 Homecoming day First Homecoming day is October 30, 1920. Activities listed.
2 The Cedar Falls Playground Association Playground Association now manages city playground. Board members listed.
2 The football team Football team had a 5-2-1 record.
2 The Normal Training Conference Normal training conference held October 11 and 12. Those involved listed.
2 Football Complimentary Dinner Cedar Falls Commercial Club gave banquet to football squad for their successful season. Harold Christianson to be captain next year.
2 Y.M. and Y.W.C.A. budget Student and faculty provided annual Y.W./Y.M.C.A. budget. Distributions listed.
2 Athletic coach F. E. Powers to assist in coaching football.
2 Detached service Finance Committee approved retirement plan that will allow retired or partly retired faculty to be paid for their work at college.
2 Consolidated School Boards Board of Ideal Consolidated School District created with Charles E. Hearst as President.
2 Prizes for Typewritten Proficiency by the Remington Typewriter Co. Students received certificates for proficiency in typing.
2 The Iowa State School Board Association School Boards of Iowa held first annual meeting.
2 The Consolidated School Iowa Consolidated School Conference occurred at Cedar Falls.
2 Debating ISTC takes second in debate against Coe and Morningside College.
3 Laura A. Benedict Benedict granted temporary leave of absence for recovery from illness.
3 Galdys E. Hooper Hooper resigned to accept work with publishing company as music specialist.
3 Registrar C. S. Cory Cory granted leave of absence for vacationing.
3 The Pageant Pupils of the teaching department gave pageant "In Commemoration of the Landing of the Pilgrims."
3 The Christmas Concert Chorus and solo numbers appeared in Christmas Concert on December 19, 1920.
3 George W. Samson Samson is withdrawing from ISTC faculty.
3 Iowa State Teachers Association Annual Meeting for Iowa State Teachers Association held in Des Moines.
3 J. O. Perrine Perrine is now with the Physics Department of Cornell University.
3 Miss Bessie Grace Keith Keith employed by Department of Music.
3 Henry J. Peterson Peterson elected head of a department at University of Wyoming.
3 Athletic contest Annual high school basketball tournament to be held.
3 Americanism Series First edition of first number of "Elementary Americanism,The Short Constitution" issued.
3 Home Oratorical Contest Students participated in Home Oratorical Contest December 16, 1920.
3 Two magazine articles John Ross Frampton published two articles.
4 Prof. A. C. Page Page writes of happiness in California.
4 Professor Ira S. Condit Condit was Worshipful Master of Masonic Lodge over last year.
4 Myra E. Call Call and George W. Samson retained on faculty in detached service work.
4 Lula Sweigard Sweigard is National Historian of National Women's Forensic society, Zeta Kappa Psi.
4 Alumni Reunion Annual reunion occurred in Des Moines on November 5, 1920. Details listed.
4 General George H. McManus McManus's life from war onward detailed.
4 Hilda G. Lundin Lundin published monograph related to social sciences.
4 Professor Emmet J. Cable Cable elected Worshipful Master of the Masonic Lodge.
4 Warren L. Wallace Wallace accepted professorship of government.
4 The St. Paul Conference National Bureau of Education held regional conference at St. Paul.
4 Dr. C. P. Colegrove Colegrove vacationing with family in California.
4 E. Lawrence Palmer Palmer published pamphlet for assistance in nature instruction.
4 Macy Campbell Campbell associated with Division of Extension and article published in Country Gentleman Magazine.
4 Prof. A. C. Page Page writes of happiness in California.
4 Roy F. Seymour Seymour offered supervisorship of Physical Education in Pennsylvania, but declined.
4 John R. Slacks Slacks assigned to consultative service in Extension Division.
4 Recital Ernest Zechiel and John L. Conrad gave joint recital on November 21, 1920.
5 Hellen N. Hull-Orr Hull-Orr and husband spent day at ISTC.
5 John W.. Boyle Boyle is clerk and buying steward of U. S. Penitentiary at Atlanta, Georgia.
5 Hawley J. Whitacre Whitacre is editor of The Seward Daily Tribune in Nebraska.
5 J. H. Seymour Seymour is advisory editor of The Normal School Budget in Valley City, North Dakota.
5 Mrs. A. H. Ferris (Gertrude Iona Magoon) Ferris is teaching on schools of North English, Iowa.
5 Dr. Paul C. Colegrove Colegrove visited Cedar Falls.
5 Ella Genevieve Knight-Bixler Knight-Bixler is special teacher under James Law in Michigan.
5 Grace Vincent Vincent teaching at girl's boarding school in Hawaii.
5 C. B. McDonald McDonald remaining in employment of Otis and Co.
5 J. R. Wilson Wilson is cashier of Corn Belt National Bank.
5 Franklin E. Willard Willard now lives on peach orchard in California.
5 Earl A. Roadman Roadman granted honorary degree, Doctor of Divinity, from Upper Iowa University.
5 Ernest Reuben Nichols Nichols sold interests in Thurston Teachers Agency to C. M. McDaniel. H. E. Kratz sold his school and college bureau.
5 Mary D. McDonald McDonald reports from missionary station in Japan.
5 Bessie B. Buchanan Buchanan is "Interviewer" in Home Service Section of American Red Cross.
5 Twin City Teachers College Alumni Association Twin City list of graduates and students to be established.
5 Mrs. James Wolfer (Susan M. Riley) Susie M. Riley Wolfer visited college with daughter.
5 Greetings, Home Coming Day Asa L. Mathews and Thomas E. Jones reminisced about 1920 football team.
5 The Alumni Faculty Many faculty and alumni participated at Iowa State Teachers Association Convention.
5 Dr. Clem C. Seerley Clem Seerley closed year as Worshipful Master in Bozeman, Montana, Masonic Lodge.
5 Lorne F. Parker Parker is Vice President of First National Bank in Cherokee, Iowa.
5 Chas H. Kamphoefner Kamphoefner is in charge of Ida Grove District of Methodist Episcopal Church and Superintendent in Iowa Northwest Conference.
5 F. M. Phillips Phillip is in public health service after receiving Ph. D.
6 Charles F. Perrott Perrott accepted educational position at Almyra, Arkansas.
6 Dr. Clarence Ray Aurner Aurner published fifth volume of History of Education in Iowa.
6 Alexander C. Roberts Roberts toured U. S. visiting Normal Schools.
6 Mrs. Peter M. Fulton (Lissa Jeffers) Lissa Jeffers Fulton has three children at University at Tucson and three others still at home.
6 R. F. Clough Clough visited ISTC while passing through on business.
6 H. H. Maynard Maynard is Professor of Business Administration in Washington State College.
6 Mrs. Joseph Pipal (Julia A. Piersol) Julia Piersol Pipal sends greetings from Prague, Czechoslovakia.
6 P. E. McClenahan McClenahan gave address before Iowa State Teachers Association.
6 Judge Frank R. Willis Willis selected as trial judge for prosecution of alleged murderer, Louise Peete.
6 S. A. Cohagan Cohagan recognized as promising and effective in work with YMCA.
6 Mrs. Cora A. Garreh Garreh teaching in Los Angeles schools.
6 Albert L. Comstock Comstock holding position as Officer of Hotel Troyman in Atlantic City.
6 Edna C. Battin Battin resides in Colton, California.
6 Oscar O. Mueller Mueller is City Attorney to Lewiston, Montana.
6 O. H. L. Mason Mason has returned to U. S. and is visiting in California.
6 Linnie Downs-Savage Downs- Savage is teaching in public junior high in California.
6 Clifford S. Beall Beall is owner and manager of Raymond Herald in Raymond, Washington.
6 Rev. W. P. Pflaum Pflaum called on ISTC. He's now in Chile and is president of Iquique English College.
6 H. E. Blackmar Blackmar is chairman of Executive Committee this year of Iowa State Teachers Association.
6 Col. L. A. I. Chapman Chapman is officer at Fort Riley, Kansas, and a lecturer.
6 Mary E. Martin Martin is student in New York State Library School.
6 Clarke Funston Funston is president of Des Moines Chapter of National Council of Administrative Women in Education.
6 Chas. A. Frederick Frederick and wife Ida Shaw-Frederick is now living in South Pasadena, California.
6 Minnie Moore-Gray Moore-Gray and husband vacationed in California this year.
7 Alberta Woodring Alberta Woodring wed Giles C. Rima December 22.
7 Olive Cooledge Olive Coolidge married to Milton Tostlebe December 29, 1920.
7 Lela Belle Reed Lela Belle Reed wed Ora L. Frederick November 25, 1920.
7 Anna Margaret Tiedens Anna Margaret Tiedens wed Fred W. Miller November 1920.
7 Hazel Bouder Hazel Bouder wed Jackson Eslinger October 23, 1920.
7 Alice Whitney Alice Whitney wed Henry E. Rohrssen December 15, 1920.
7 Charles Levi Lewis Charles Levi Lewis wed Hanna Margratte Sandvik October 6, 1920.
7 Mable Clausen Mable Clausen wed James Millard Bailey October 14, 1920.
7 Pauline Rose Pauline rose wed Marion D. Lamb.
7 Edith Schunemann Edith Schunemann wed John Berg October 6, 1920.
7 Edith M. Moxwell Edith M. Moxwell wed John S. McBride October 30, 1920.
7 Edith Kyhl Edith Kyhl wed Kirk Fox October 9, 1920.
7 Belle Horrigan Belle Horrigan wed Frank Nichols October 10, 1920.
7 Mary B. Head Mary B. Head wed John A. Lane July 8, 1920.
7 Clara E. Bennett Clara E Bennett wed Berchmans Auger August 6, 1919.
7 Gertrude Tyrrell Gertrude Tyrrell wed Joseph Lynch December 7, 1920.
7 Hele Marr Smith Hele Marr Smith wed Russell Reeves Van Tuyl.
7 Iowa Lea Chase Iowa Lea Chase wed Walter Edward Coburn November 25, 1920.
7 Hester Julia Jacob Hester Julia Jacob wed Henry A. Dessel November 25, 1920.
7 Nellie E. Jones Nellie E. Jones wed Charles J. Rutenbeck November 30, 1920.
7 Marion Magdaline Cooley Marion Magdaline Cooley wed Giovanni Volpe-Serra di Parr October 26, 1920.
7 Jane Ruth Egbert Jane Ruth Egbert wed Thomas G. Donovan August 29, 1920.
7 Grad student challenges hypocrisy in play Uttley was run down by automobile, but recovering quickly.
7 Enoch D. Sylvester Sylvester is agricultural director in high school at Annandale, Minnesota.
7 Hulda Klein Klein prepares for missionary service by attending Moody Institute in Chicago.
7 Leonora Arent Arent published three poems in booklet.
7 Dr. Robert Lindsay Robinson Robert Lindsay Robinson wed Edna Boyce, November 13, 1920.
7 Mrs. Harry W. Melton (Elizabeth Cahalan) Melton is resident of Walsenberg, Colorado.
7 Dr. John D. Lyon Lyon chosen president of executive branch of Council of Parents and Teachers Association of Minneapolis.
7 Mrs. A. C. Barrett (Pearl Bills) Barrett and daughter will join her husband in South America.
7 George D. Eaton Eaton is field secretary of National Committee for Prevention of Blindness.
7 William G. Morehead Morehead appointed State Supervisor of Physical Education for Pennsylvania.
8 Patricia Jane Salter Daughter born to Professor and Mrs. R. C. Salter.
8 Campanile Contributions made totaling $182.50 for Campanile Fund.
8 Mrs. C. A. Malone (Ella Florence Williams) Ella Florence Williams Malone died after several months of illness on February 4, 1920.
8 Maude L. Ferguson Ferguson was struck by an automobile and died November 30, 1920.
8 Constance Smith Constance Smith died of typhoid fever in October 1920.
8 Edwin Grant Copeland Copeland died at Fairfield, Iowa, December 9, 1920.
8 Jack Llewelln Hoats Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoats.
8 Ward Son, Loyd, born to Harry S. Ward and Doris Klinefelter-Ward.
8 James Charles Knoepfler Son born to Karl J. Knoepfler and Corinne Record-Knoepfler.
8 Catherine Goodell Farlow Daughter born to Paul R. Farlow and wife.
8 Mrs. Carrie Woodward-Brenton Woodward-Brenton died of a stroke November 12, 1920. Her husband Charles is a member of State Board of Education.
8 Hon. Roger Leavitt Leavitt delivered address before College & University Department of Iowa State Teachers Association.
8 Untitled Hazel Lambert wed Milton G. Gage December 18, 1920.
8 Sadie Ruberta Culp Sadie Ruberta Culp died of pneumonia October 24, 1918.
8 John Galen Dixon John Galen Dixon died of typhoid fever in October, 1920.
8 Mrs. P. E. Ellis (Clara E. Williamson) Clara Williamson Ellis died of sudden illness October 10, 1920.

 

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