Armistice Day

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# Title Date Summary
51 Dances and dinners lead to climax of fall social activity
College Eye 22:9, p.5 		Campus social calendar.
52 Students and local citizens celebrate
College Eye 21:10, p.6 		Students attend services and matinee dance.
53 College and city unite to observe Armistice Day; special Sunday vespers and Monday assembly program will feature observance of the day
College Eye 21:9, p.1 		Schedule of programs.
54 The Editor's Column
College Eye 21:9, p.4 		Urges student organizations to be leaders; asks students to invite fathers for Dad's Day; asks Greek organizations to attend Armistice Day services together.
55 People of Cedar Falls and students of State Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1929:52, p.1 		Schedule of Armistice Day and Teachers College Homecoming activities.
56 Universal democracy is international and inter-racial
College Eye 20:10, p.1 		Description of the Armistice Day service conducted by the American Legion.
57 Gold Star men honored by service
College Eye 20:10, p.1 		At CHIC; roster of those killed in World War I.
58 A plea decrying war; an appreciation of Armistice
College Eye 20:9, p.3 		Description of the ravages of war.
59 Dr. Mausmann will speak at Armistice program
College Eye 20:9, p.1 		Part of American Legion program.
60 Symbolic service to honor gold star men
College Eye 20:9, p.1 		To mark Armistice Day at CHIC.
61 The I. C. extends its line
Old Gold 0:0, p.223 		Campus; soldiers marching; students leaving for Christmas break; bleacher demolition; photo.
62 Eighth Homecoming a big success; all-college dance finishes day
College Eye 19:11, p.1 		Description of Homecoming and Armistice Day activities.
63 Armistice Day celebration November 11; salvo of cannon proclaimed first Armistice Day
College Eye 19:10, p.1 		Remembering the celebration of the Armistice.
64 Inquiring reporter
College Eye 19:6, p.3 		Students give opinions of having Homecoming on a Friday rather than a Saturday.
65 Stout compiles book of Armistice Day poetry
College Eye 18:45, p.1 		Earl J. Stout publishes book.
66 Wesley Foundation
College Eye 18:19, p.7 		News from the foundation.
67 Armistice Day program at 11:30 Thursday; honorable Ben F. Swisher delivers address
College Eye 18:18, p.1 		Program schedule.
68 Armistice Day program
College Eye 17:23, p.7 		Includes talk on cruelty of war and addresses by veterans.
69 T. C. H. S.
College Eye 17:22, p.3 		Will observe Armistice Day.
70 Large audience at Armistice Day program; vets of the World War, Profs. Robinson and Berry, deliver addresses
College Eye 16:12, p.1 		Auditorium filled to overflowing for Armistice Day ceremony.
71 Armistice Day to be well observed on T. C. campus; program to begin in auditorium at 10 o'clock this morning
College Eye 16:11, p.1 		Program for music and speakers.
72 Armistice Day anniversary
College Eye 16:11, p.4 		Present generation given the task of abolishing war.
73 Program for Armistice Day
College Eye 16:10, p.1 		Speakers and schedule.
74 Why not a holiday?
College Eye 16:10, p.4 		Urges declaring a school holiday on Armistice Day.
75 T. C. "Vet Club" organized
College Eye 16:9, p.2 		Planning for Armistice Day program; roster of officers.
76 The Inquiring Reporter
College Eye 16:9, p.3 		Asks students whether or not Armistice Day should warrant a holiday from classes.
77 Armistice Day is observed at chapel; excellent program is given
College Eye 15:11, p.1 		Hear readings and honor the dead.
78 There may be more reasons than one
College Eye 14:22, p.4 		Notes that ISTC veterans did not wear their uniforms and medals on Armistice Day; believes that they were appropriately modest in not wearing them.
79 Armistice program
College Eye 14:21, p.1 		Will be given in chapel.
80 At 6 o'clock Saturday evening
College Eye 14:21, p.1 		Veterans will gather for dinner on Armistice Day.
81 Four years have passed
College Eye 14:21, p.4 		Reflects on history of Armistice Day.
82 In retrospect
College Eye 14:18, p.7 		Believes the writing of personal experiences during World War I is vital to American history.
83 Honorary ex-service men
Old Gold 0:0, p.162 		Members, Armistice Day program.
84 Andersen makes impassioned plea
College Eye 13:12, p.1 		Text of Armistice Day speech by Hans Andersen.
85 Armistice Day services were feature Friday; vets plan and carry out chapel exercises; Andersen main speaker; ex-service men took seats on platform
College Eye 13:12, p.1 		Armistice Day program; honor eight ISTC men who died in war.
86 Armistice Day to be observed at College Hill; in addition to commemorating end of World War it marks opening of the great disarmament conference
College Eye 13:11, p.1 		TC veterans will run chapel program; Cedar Falls will also have program.
87 Armistice Day 1920
College Eye 12:13, p.5 		Poetry about Armistice Day.
88 War veterans organize
College Eye 12:12, p.5 		Decided not to make their own chapter of the American Legion; hope that all veterans will join.
89 Editorially speaking; November 11 should be legal holiday
College Eye 12:11, p.4 		Should remember the great sacrifices that those in military service made.
90 An Armistice Day story with a moral; Terrence Bryan Black was a student of I. S. T. C.
College Eye 12:11, p.5 		Originally printed in the Sunday paper.
91 Foreign Language
College Eye 11:10, p.7 		Professor Call's class hears patriotic accounts of war on Armistice Day.
92 Rural Department
College Eye 11:10, p.5 		News notes on department activities.
93 Armistice Day program
College Eye 11:10, p.1 		Alphas and Philos give special program.
94 When the Armistice was signed
Old Gold 0:0, p.176 		Humorous cartoon.
95 Mrs. Walker gives lecture to T. C. girls
College Eye 10:7, p.1 		Believes women must take their part in assuring democracy in the world.
96 President Seerley
College Eye 10:6, p.4 		Attended meetings in Chicago that were made extraordinary by the Armistice of the nations at war.
97 French officer spoke to crowded house; Lieutenant Sauvage relates his experiences; brings in France's part in war
College Eye 10:6, p.1 		Long excerpts from address on the war and the Armistice.
98 11-Nov-18
College Eye 10:5, p.2 		States the importance of November 11, 1918, which marks the end of World War I.
99 T. C. celebrates international holiday; all classes excused to commemorate close of war Monday; students attended down town performance in afternoon
College Eye 10:5, p.1 		Lengthy description of campus and town Armistice Day activities.
100 War work campaign in full swing; student body subscribes heavily; $2200 reached yesterday with more coming in
College Eye 10:5, p.1 		Roger Leavitt addressed chapel on Armistice Day.