Military Service

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#	Title	Date	Summary
501	From Camp Dodge College Eye 9:7, p.1	10/31/1917	Describes the importance of the Y. M. C. A. in the life of soldiers.
502	George Bentrude College Eye 11:14, p.8	10/31/1917	Has been drafted.
503	Merton Palmer College Eye 9:7, p.8	10/31/1917	Is part of the Coast Artillery in Rhode Island.
504	Our honor roll College Eye 9:7, p.1	10/31/1917	Roster of men from Teachers College who are enlisted in military service.
505	U. S. Naval Training Station College Eye 9:7, p.5	10/31/1917	Description of life at a U. S. Naval training station.
506	William C. Schluter, 1915 College Eye 9:7, p.2	10/31/1917	William C. Schluter has finished the requirements of the Ph. D. and has been drafted into the Army.
507	"The Real Thing" College Eye 9:6, p.1	10/24/1917	Money raised from ticket sales for "The Real Thing" will be used to send Christmas boxes to T. C. men who have enlisted in military service.
508	Al Faber College Eye 11:21, p.8	10/24/1917	Visited here on his recent furlough.
509	Captain Seymour goes to School of Arms at Ft. Still, Oklahoma College Eye 9:6, p.1	10/24/1917	Will learn how to operate a machine gun.
510	Battalion drill commences College Eye 9:5, p.1	10/17/1917	Roster of men from T. C. who have enlisted in the army as well as the men enrolled in Company C.
511	Clarence Brown College Eye 9:12, p.7	10/17/1917	Is working in the Hospital Corps in Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
512	Military comments College Eye 9:5, p.4	10/17/1917	Defends students who do not have time to change from their military uniforms following drill practice and must wear them while attending class.
513	Adrian Garnett College Eye 9:4, p.8	10/10/1917	Is in the coast artillery in Vermont.
514	Camp Dodge, Iowa College Eye 9:4, p.6	10/10/1917	Albert Dippel describes life at Camp Dodge.
515	Capt. Seymour may go to France soon College Eye 9:4, p.1	10/10/1917	R. F. Seymour is a former professor at T. C.
516	Military comments College Eye 9:5, p.5	10/10/1917	Believes that all men on campus should participate in physical and military training.
517	My daddy--the captain of the Army College Eye 9:4, p.1	10/10/1917	Poem dedicated to Captain R. F. Seymour.
518	The editor-in-chief College Eye 9:4, p.8	10/10/1917	Has heard from men in the service.
519	Company B departs College Eye 9:3, p.4	10/03/1917	Roster of men leaving for training in Camp Cody, New Mexico.
520	Ed Meggers College Eye 9:3, p.7	10/03/1917	Is a physician on the western front.
521	Exemptions? College Eye 9:3, p.4	10/03/1917	Believes students should not be exempt from military training because of their religious beliefs.
522	Lester C. Ary College Eye 9:3, p.8	10/03/1917	Is Lieutenant at Ft. Snelling.
523	Milton Tostlebe College Eye 14:49, p.8	10/03/1917	Has become a sergeant.
524	Compulsory military training; Major F. N. Mead in charge College Eye 9:2, p.1	09/26/1917	Class will include field work, class work, and physical training; photo.
525	Draft affects enrollment College Eye 9:2, p.1	09/26/1917	Enrollment for the current school year is approximately four hundred students lower than during the 1916-17 school year.
526	E. F. Grossman College Eye 9:2, p.8	09/26/1917	Is in radio service for the war.
527	Men of the second draft College Eye 9:2, p.4	09/26/1917	Students should not feel guilty or be condemned for not serving in the U. S. Army.
528	William Boyer College Eye 9:5, p.7	09/26/1917	Is training in the ambulance corps in Texas.
529	Wireless School opens soon; students register College Eye 9:2, p.1	09/26/1917	Wireless school is run by the U. S. Signal Service; open to men who want to take the course and are willing to enlist in military service.
530	Carl Hauser College Eye 9:1, p.7	06/06/1917	Is visiting Cedar Falls.
531	College attendance in 1917-18 College Eye 9:1, p.4	06/06/1917	Looks at the possible effect of military enlistment on college enrollment.
532	To the College Eye College Eye 9:1, p.4	06/06/1917	Milton Tostlebe gives a description of army life.
533	Letter from Professor Seymour College Eye 8:31, p.3	05/30/1917	Describes his experiences at Fort Snelling, Minnesota, in officer training for the war.
534	The following clipping College Eye 8:31, p.8	05/30/1917	Praises O. H. L. Mason for his patriotic family.
535	The Hobo fraternity College Eye 13:9, p.2	05/30/1917	Able Hobo fraternity sends vest-pocket Bibles to members in military service.
536	Card from Stout College Eye 8:30, p.5	05/23/1917	Describes conditions in basic training.
537	Our duty as college men College Eye 8:30, p.4	05/23/1917	Believes college men can best serve the war effort by staying in school and becoming productive members of society in order to support those on the front in Europe.
538	Shorty Berwick College Eye 8:30, p.2	05/23/1917	"Shorty" Berwick enlists in the Engineer Corps.
539	Teachers win debate from Coe; Teachers 4, Coe 2 College Eye 8:30, p.1	05/23/1917	Women of college debate idea of compulsory military service.
540	Keep cool College Eye 8:29, p.4	05/16/1917	Encourages young men not to rush into military service, but instead to use good judgment to decide where they can best help their country.
541	Teachers to debate Coe; military training to be discussed College Eye 8:29, p.1	05/16/1917	Women to debate topic of compulsory military training for men.
542	Adrian Garnett College Eye 9:4, p.8	05/09/1917	Has enlisted and is now in St. Louis.
543	Goodbye, soldier boys!; Clios entertain Orio brothers College Eye 8:28, p.3	05/09/1917	Party held for departing Orio members inducted into military service.
544	Leaves of absence College Eye 8:28, p.5	05/09/1917	Professors Seymour and Arey to take leaves of absence.
545	Mr. Seymour College Eye 8:28, p.8	05/09/1917	Leaves May 14 to join the officers' corps.
546	Student and faculty absent because of accepting military service with the government College Eye 8:28, p.5	05/09/1917	State Board of Education grants allowances for students and faculty entering military service.
547	Military drill a success; Major Holland of Ames in charge College Eye 8:27, p.1	05/02/1917	Description and opinions on the military training program at Teachers College.
548	Names of students who have been honorably dismissed from I. S. T. C. in order to enlist in the U. S. Army; dated April 26, 1917 College Eye 8:27, p.6	05/02/1917	Roster of students dismissed from the college who are enlisting in Army.
549	No Commencement play College Eye 8:27, p.6	05/02/1917	Due to induction of college men into military service, the Commencement play finds itself shorthanded and unable to find suitable replacements.
550	No more reserve units during war College Eye 8:27, p.1	05/02/1917	Publication of statement issued by Department of War suspending federal military instruction in schools and colleges and calling all able men to action.
551	Philo-Alpha give farewell program; patriotic numbers given College Eye 8:27, p.1	05/02/1917	Program given for recently enlisted members.
552	Sophs honor patriotic members; sing patriotic songs College Eye 8:27, p.1	05/02/1917	Hike and program given for Milton Tostlebe before he departs for military service.
553	Verne Marshall to give return engagement in Cedar Falls College Eye 8:27, p.2	05/02/1917	To speak on experiences on the front in France.
554	Editorial College Eye 8:26, p.4	04/25/1917	Addresses asking foolish questions in class, adding a patriotic demonstration to May Day festivities, military drills on campus, and obtaining military uniforms for men participating in drills.
555	Officer training conference; problems of the American college discussed College Eye 8:26, p.1	04/25/1917	Y. M. C. A. holds training conference for officers at Grinnell.
556	Word has been received College Eye 8:26, p.8	04/25/1917	Tom Brown has enlisted in the Navy.
557	Students organize company College Eye 8:25, p.1	04/18/1917	Military training to replace physical training for men; work under direction of National Guard; further arrangements to be made in fall.
558	Military training College Eye 8:24, p.4	04/11/1917	Advocates men at Teachers College undergoing military training.
559	Students petition for military drill; to the Iowa State Board of Education College Eye 8:24, p.4	04/11/1917	Reproduction of the letter sent to the State Board of Education requesting that military training be offered at Teachers College; authors listed.
560	Military training in the colleges College Eye 8:23, p.4	04/04/1917	Advocates preparing students for military conflict, should America find itself embroiled in conflict.
561	Military training in public schools College Eye 8:20, p.3	02/28/1917	New report released by the Department of the Interior believes military training as civic, physical, and moral education to be necessary in public schools.
562	Two former students returned from the border College Eye 8:20, p.8	02/28/1917	John Mastain and Herman Jacobsen have returned from Mexico.
563	Leslie A. J. Chapman College Eye 4:23, p.6	03/25/1915	Is major of Philadelphia Scouts and is stationed in the Philippines.
564	A letter from West Point; Carl Bank writes an interesting letter concerning life at Uncle Sam's big school College Eye 1:21, p.2	03/06/1912	Carl Bank writes at length about life and classes at West Point.
565	A letter from West Point; Carl C. Bank, a former student writes of his experiences College Eye 1:6, p.2	10/18/1911	Describes football prospects and other experiences at West Point Military Academy.
566	Mr. Carl Bank College Eye 1:10, p.177	05/24/1911	Left to visit at his home in Keokuk before entering West Point.
567	Capt. Leslie I. Chapman Normal Eyte 21:6, p.100	10/12/1910	Leaves to join his regiment in the Philippines; has been helping care for Professor Page.
568	Our soldier boys Old Gold 0:0, p.271	06/01/1909	James Martin and A. L. Smith are active in the United State Army, photo of the Mathew Hall Quartet.
569	Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Page Normal Eyte 19:17, p.270	02/03/1909	Learned that their nephew, Leslie Chapman, was promoted to rank of captain.
570	Lieutenant Leslie I. Chapman Normal Eyte 19:16, p.255	01/27/1909	Promoted to rank of captain in US Army.
571	Mr. C. A. Peterson Normal Eyte 18:4, p.61	10/02/1907	Enlisted in the Marine Corps; currently serving in the Philippines.
572	Frank A. Bronson Normal Eyte 16:16, p.249	01/17/1906	Serving in US Navy.
573	Pearl M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 16:10, p.154	11/15/1905	Teaching military science and tactics in Kansas.
574	P. M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 15:32, p.508	05/17/1905	Will join regiment soon.
575	Student life at West Point Normal Eyte 15:28, p.434	04/19/1905	William E. Dunn about his experiences at the United States Military Academy.
576	William E. Dunn Normal Eyte 15:26, p.413	04/05/1905	Is a cadet at West Point.
577	I. S. N. S. batteries drawn up for review Normal Eyte 15:13, p.194	12/07/1904	A photo of the military cadets.
578	Normal drill ground; military band and battalion drawn up for review Normal Eyte 15:13, p.193	12/07/1904	A photo of the military band.
579	The Evening Republic Normal Eyte 14:21, p.327	02/13/1904	Pearl Shaffer promoted to rank of captain in US Army.
580	Leslie Chapman Normal Eyte 14:6, p.87	10/10/1903	Leslie Chapman is studying at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas.
581	Word has been received from Will Dunn Normal Eyte 14:6, p.88	10/10/1903	John Lund stood second in his class at West Point.
582	Robert Crawford Normal Eyte 14:5, p.71	10/03/1903	Robert Crawford drowned in the Philippines.
583	Lieut. L. A. I. Chapman Normal Eyte 13:21, p.334	02/21/1903	Description of his duties and life in the Philippine Islands.
584	Pearl M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 12:23, p.361	03/15/1902	Will be stationed in the Philippine Islands.
585	L. A. I. Chapman Normal Eyte 12:18, p.279	02/01/1902	Ordered with his command to go to the Philippines Islands.
586	A cable dispatch from Catbalogan Normal Eyte 12:13, p.200	12/14/1901	Robert Crawford drowned in a military accident in the Philippine Islands.
587	The editors of the Normal Eyte Normal Eyte 12:8, p.119	11/02/1901	Pearl M. Shaffer is a first lieutenant in the US Army stationed in Ohio; Lieutenant Shaffer notes that ISNS has furnished four officers since the beginning of the Spanish-American War: H. E. Whitney, Pearl M. Shaffer, Leslie Chapman, and Robert Crawford.
588	Captain George H. McManus Normal Eyte 12:7, p.103	10/26/1901	Recently promoted; transferred from the Philippines to Washington, D. C.; brief summary of his recent career.
589	Robert T. Crawford Normal Eyte 12:7, p.102	10/26/1901	Promoted to first lieutenant in US Army; stationed in the Philippine Islands.
590	John Lund Normal Eyte 11:35, p.862	06/13/1901	Undergoing examination prior to starting at West Point.
591	Leslie A. I. Chapman Normal Eyte 11:35, p.862	06/13/1901	Received promotion in US Army.
592	John Lund Normal Eyte 11:35, p.739	05/04/1901	Appointed to West Point.
593	The Waterloo Courier Normal Eyte 14:19, p.665	04/13/1901	Notes that O. H. L. Mason has been appointed chaplain in US Army.
594	In general; the other side of the canteen question Normal Eyte 11:24, p.580	03/23/1901	E. J. Warren responds to Major Dinwiddie's essay on use of alcohol in military service.
595	L. A. I. Chapman Normal Eyte 10:19, p.462	02/09/1901	Went to post at Fort Meade.
596	Lieut. P. M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 10:6, p.128	10/20/1900	Received orders to go from Philippines to China.
597	Harry E. Whitney Normal Eyte 9:34, p.807	06/09/1900	Enlisted in the army; married Elizabeth Heaton; died in 1899.
598	Pearl M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 9:33, p.787	06/02/1900	Professor of military science at the industrial school in Eldora; enlisted in the army; now first lieutenant.
599	Pearl M. Shaffer Normal Eyte 9:32, p.760	05/26/1900	Serving in US Army.
600	Robert T. Crawford Normal Eyte 9:30, p.712	05/12/1900	Appointed second lieutenant in the US Army recently; now in the Philippine Islands.