Military Service

Displaying 351 - 400 of 620 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
351 Omissions from Service List Oct. 1, 1918
College Eye 10:5, p.4 		Roster of servicemen who had been omitted from earlier listing.
352 Terance Bryan Black, '15
College Eye 10:5, p.4 		Arrived in Ft. Des Moines Hospital; wounded in action; former college library staff.
353 Miss Genevieve Johnson was called home
College Eye 10:5, p.3 		Went home to see brother before he left for service.
354 Died: Mihran H. Mardigian
College Eye 10:5, p.4

Died of influenza and pneumonia; had hoped to return to his native Armenia.
355 Professor Ernest Zechiel-U. S. Naval Research Laboratories, New London, Connecticut
College Eye 10:5, p.4 		Had been preparing to go overseas, but was ordered to work at the base.
356 Capt. William H. Hearst, 1889, 1890
College Eye 10:5, p.4 		Serving as Chief of Surgical Services, U. S. A. General Hospital No. 8, Otisville, New York.
357 Four T. C. men called to service
College Eye 10:5, p.1 		Nelson Hersey, B. M. Hansen, Jesse Shedd, and Professor Palmer called.
358 Major R. F. Seymour
College Eye 10:5, p.4 		Now in A. E. F. in France; letter; news and movements of his division.
359 Arthur Dickinson
College Eye 10:4, p.3 		Safely arrived with his company overseas.
360 It is now Capt. James Owen Perrine
College Eye 10:4, p.1 		James Owen Perrine promoted to rank of captain; training radio operators for US Army.
361 Georgiana Ruff
College Eye 10:4, p.3 		Visited brother in Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa.
362 Casper Schenk
College Eye 10:4, p.4 		The words of the Captain of the 350th Infantry A. E. F.
363 From and American Aviator
College Eye 10:4, p.4 		Words from a fighting line aviator.
364 Sergeant Ivan Powers
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Sent home for injuries sustained in the war, recently arrived in New York from France.
365 Mr. Paul Ulrich
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Visited campus on return from father's funeral; expects to be deployed soon.
366 Word has been received
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carrier have a new daughter; Joseph Carrier is in France.
367 Mrs. Dr. J. L. Ruyavitz
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Visited her sister last weekend; has been teaching since husbands call to service.
368 Lieut. and Mrs. Harold Frisby
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Visiting for a short time before Harold's call to active service.
369 George Bleecker
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Enlisted in Marines and expected to leave November first.
370 Lawrence Bogle
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Merchant Marine has made three trips to France.
371 Manford Kint
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Is on a submarine chaser in a radio branch of the US Navy.
372 Abram James
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Has arrived overseas.
373 T. C. man a general
College Eye 10:3, p.4 		George H. McManus promoted to brigadier general; assignment involves shipping men to France.
374 Lieut. George C. Kint
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Spent his furlough here before being stationed in California.
375 Harold George Frisby
College Eye 10:3, p.3 		Visited the Dick family for a few days before heading to Nebraska to visit the Frisby family, after which George will leave for military training.
376 Army service for men of faculty
College Eye 10:3, p.1 		Seeking men to work in rehabilitation services.
377 Former "Eye" editor safe in France; Capt. S. C. Jacobsen writes an interesting letter
College Eye 10:3, p.1 		Tells of his experiences in military service.
378 Sergeant Arthur Dickinson
College Eye 10:2, p.3 		Visited Madeline Nisbet.
379 Franklin Green
College Eye 10:2, p.3 		Home from University of Iowa University, which is closed due to influenza.
380 George Kint
College Eye 10:2, p.3 		Former student visited on furlough.
381 Sergeant Theodore White
College Eye 10:2, p.3 		Appointed lieutenant and is instructor in Camp Taylor, Kentucky.
382 Walter Koester victim of pneumonia
College Eye 10:2, p.4 		Former student died at Fort Riley on October 18, 1918.
383 Seymour now a major
College Eye 10:2, p.4 		Professor Seymour is serving as an officer in a machine gun battalion in France.
384 Paul James
College Eye 10:1, p.4 		In the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
385 Military training for all men in college
College Eye 10:1, p.1 		Men will drill for an hour each afternoon; must purchase uniforms.
386 Monday morning the service flag with four gold stars was uncovered at chapel time
College Eye 10:1, p.4 		In honor of Clifford J. Stevens, Henry A. Booth, Ernest F. Hansen, Axel Justesen, and Carl Chapman who gave their lives for the country.
387 Ruby Clark
College Eye 10:1, p.4 		Went home due to brother's death in army camp.
388 Honor roll
Alumni News Letter 2:4, p. 		Assignments and addresses of alumni, faculty, and former students who are in the military service and a list of those who have died in service.
389 Honor roll
Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.1 		Assignments and addresses of alumni, faculty, and former students who are in the military service.
390 A gas attack
Old Gold 0:0, p.182 		Jokes and one-liners about military service during World War I.
391 Wm. Burney
College Eye 9:30, p.8 		Entered the Navy.
392 College men should advocate universal military training
College Eye 9:30, p.6 		Advocates one year of mandatory military training for every college man between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one.
393 Last issue of College Eye
College Eye 9:30, p.4 		Both the business manager and general editor have joined the military; thanks students and faculty for contributions to paper.
394 Five join Marine Crops
College Eye 9:30, p.3 		Five TC men join the Marines.
395 Kenneth C. Moore
College Eye 9:30, p.8 		Will be at the Columbia Barracks in Ohio.
396 "Jap" Thompson and John Winn
College Eye 9:30, p.8 		Are in the Naval Reserve.
397 Alvin S. Tostlebe
College Eye 9:30, p.8 		Is enjoying his time in the Navy.
398 Mahlon H. Johnson
College Eye 9:29, p.8 		Has been transferred to Camp Livier in South Carolina.
399 Jasper Thompson
College Eye 9:29, p.8 		Was here visiting before he left to enlist.
400 Mr. John Winn
College Eye 9:29, p.8 		Visited home before heading to Chicago to enlist.