Missionary Work

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	More selfies than service Northern Iowan 112:46, p.5	03/31/2016	In this satirical article written for April Fools, UNI students go on a mission trip.
2	Random examples from history don't offer sound proof Northern Iowan 101:52, p.10	04/19/2005	Disagrees with Al Manning's perception of why Thomas Jefferson sent missionaries to Africa.
3	UNI Student Lutheran Center: spring break in Guatemala Northern Iowan 101:44, p.9	03/11/2005	Twenty-five students will spend spring break in Guatemala for the Lutheran Student Center's fourth trip; photo.
4	A little love can go "El Faro" Northern Iowan 100:13, p.14	10/14/2003	St. Stephen Catholic Student Center was the recipient of the Governor's Volunteer Award last spring; photo.
5	Ex-missionary to speak on El Salvador dilemma Northern Iowan 77:50, p.3	04/24/1981	Father Michael Colonnese will speak.
6	Missionary: a life commitment Northern Iowan 72:36, p.3	02/10/1976	Father Victor Mosele speaks on his experience in West Africa.
7	Dennis Clark, missionary, will discuss Christianity College Eye 57:23, p.6	03/22/1963
8	Latin America is ready for revolution say clergy officials College Eye 57:18, p.8	02/15/1963	Excerpts from remarks by Howard Yoder and Father John De Jong.
9	Latin American Religion topic for lecture Monday, Tuesday College Eye 57:17, p.1	02/08/1963	Father De Jong and Howard Yoder will speak; photo.
10	Missionaries speak on Latin America religions Feb. 11-12 College Eye 57:16, p.3	01/25/1963	Profiles of Howard Yoder and Father John De Jong.
11	Returns to Japan Alumnus 42:2, p.11	05/01/1958	Mary McDonald visits Japan; had done thirty years of missionary work there; photo.
12	Former student from India visits campus College Eye 40:37, p.5	07/22/1949	Willamina Jongewaard is home from mission work.
13	Delpha Davis Alumnus 31:4, p.20	10/01/1947	Is in the English department of Phoenix Union high school in Phoenix, Arizona; from 1911 to 1916 she taught at a girls boarding school in Monastir, Macedonia, a Congregational school, supported by the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions.
14	Floyd E. Johnson Alumnus 31:4, p.23	10/01/1947	Ordained into the ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod, June 14, 1947, at Kansas City, Missouri; was commissioned as a missionary; will attend language school at Peiping, China, before being assigned to an area in Honan or Shensi province.
15	Mrs. Alfred Gray, (Minnie Moore) Alumnus 31:4, p.11	10/01/1947	A resident of Santa Ana, California, she taught in mission schools in China for twelve years. Her husband is a missionary in Nanking, China.
16	Shortage of teachers in India says missionary on campus visit College Eye 38:38, p.3	07/11/1947	Profile of Nina Bowers; impressions of situation in India; photo.
17	Allie May Bass Alumnus 31:3, p.28	07/01/1947	Missionary and treasurer of Isabelle Thoburn College, Lucknow, India, died March 18, 1947, at the home of her sister in Sacramento, California. She served two terms in educational and evangelistic work in Moradabad, India.
18	Bessie Hunter Reeves Alumnus 31:3, p.11	07/01/1947	Daughter, Elisabeth Jane Reeves, is now a missionary in the Baptist Agricultural College at Pyenmana, Burma. Elisabeth is also the granddaughter of Eva Cadwallader Reeves.
19	Gwendolyn Tomlinson Alumnus 31:3, p.13	07/01/1947	Missionary in India, is one of nine who began work in the Amalner Field in East Khandesh, about 200 miles northeast of Bombay. A graduate of the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago; taught a rural school near Gladbrook for a year and taught in Dinsdale.
20	Nina Bowers on furlough Alumnus 31:3, p.20	07/01/1947	Returns from missionary work in India.
21	Charles Bert McDonald Alumnus 31:2, p.13	04/01/1947	Is managing partner of McDonald and Company. dealers in investment securities with seven branch offices in Ohio. Address him at Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Ohio. His sister was the last missionary to come out of Japan during the war.
22	Missionary from China will speak at mass meeting of SCA members College Eye 38:23, p.8	03/14/1947	Profile of Elizabeth Turner; list of SCA officers.
23	The Reverend and Mrs. Armin F. Meyer, (Hulda Klein) Alumnus 30:3, p.23	07/01/1946	Have been doing missionary work in India since 1921. Their oldest son, Paul, served with the American Forces in India and is studying in Union Theological Seminary in New York. They have two other sons, John and Armin. John is still in the armed forces.
24	Lydia S. Pool Alumnus 30:2, p.23	04/01/1946	Has retired from her duties as a missionary in the Methodist Girls' School, Khandwa, India. She now resides in Burlington, Iowa.
25	Mina Jongewaard Alumnus 30:1, p.23	01/01/1946	Has been serving for the past three years with the war Emergency Y M C A Committee in India and Burma, working most of the time with British forces. Since 1925, she has been doing mission work in India, and has been located at Palmaner since 1927.
26	Ruth I. Popejoy Alumnus 30:1, p.23	01/01/1946	Missionary to Ecuador for the past fifteen years, returned to the United States last year and is now in Omaha, Nebraska.
27	Alumnus hits trail in India Alumnus 29:2, p.11	04/01/1945	Aulora McIntyre engaged in teaching and mission work in Sudan.
28	Lois H. McKelvy Alumnus 29:1, p.20	01/01/1945	Is a napropathy practitioner in Chicago. From 1921-24 she was a missionary at the Sheldon-Jackson School in Sitka, Alaska; attended the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. In 1932, she was a missionary practitioner in India and returned to Chicago in 1939.
29	Mr. and Mrs. Roland W. Scott Alumnus 28:4, p.26	10/01/1944	The former Carol Culver and her husband are in India on a missionary trip.
30	Pioneering in Ecuador Alumnus 26:4, p.22	10/01/1942	Ruth Popejoy went to Ecuador in 1929 and founded a school for children of missionaries.
31	Alsina M. Andrews Alumnus 26:3, p.13	07/01/1942	Retired from missionary work and lives in Jamaica, British West Indies.
32	Miss Rose Mintier Alumnus 26:3, p.29	07/01/1942	Died on December 8, 1941, in Boone, Iowa; she did missionary work in Egypt for thirty years.
33	Dorothy Galloway Alumnus 25:2, p.32	04/01/1941	Has completed three years of service as instructor in the United Presbyterian Memorial Institute for Egyptian Girls, and returned to Cedar Falls. She sailed June 4, 1940, from Alexander, Egypt, landing in New York June 24.
34	Mrs. Bridget A. Wells Alumnus 28:1, p.31	04/01/1941	Is teaching English and history in the Methodist-English High School in Rangoon, Burma; also editor of the high school section of the Church School Magazine and is sponsor of the Literary Guild, which she organized to encourage original literary work.
35	Minnie H. Huibregtse Alumnus 34:3, p.28	07/01/1940	Is a missionary in South India. Her address is Methodist Mission, Girls School, Bidas Deccan, South India.
36	Mrs. Armin F. Meyer (Hulda Klein) Alumnus 24:3, p.27	07/01/1940	Reside in Khariar, Orissa, India; she and her husband are missionaries. They have worked in a jungle mission station for the last ten years. They have three children, Paul William, John Armin, and A. Daniel.
37	Graduate to publish own book on India College Eye 31:34, p.1	06/07/1940	Marie Cline will publish book.
38	Alsina M. Andrews Alumnus 24:2, p.21	04/01/1940	Is a retired missionary living at Lyndale, Highgate, Jamaica, British West Indies; has traveled to England and Scotland, and has taken a Mediterranean cruise, including Palestine. She was statistician for Friends' churches in Jamaica.
39	Butter is scarce in Egypt Alumnus 24:2, p.18	04/01/1940	Alumna Dorothy Galloway talks about her experiences in escaping from Europe and into Egypt.
40	Mrs. B. M. Jones (Luella Rigby) Alumnus 24:2, p.21	04/01/1940	Living in Hollywood, California, following retirement from missionary work; travelled around the world six times; formerly a missionary in Rangoon, Burma. Her husband, also a missionary, died June 26, 1939, in Hong Kong.
41	Mrs. Mills J. Taylor (Martha Dill) Alumnus 24:2, p.22	04/01/1940	Live in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania; visited their son, Theo, and family at Landour, India. Mills, the associate secretary of the board of foreign missions of the United Presbyterian Church, was a delegate to the Tambaram Conference at Madras.
42	Ada Williams Alumnus 24:1, p.33	01/01/1940	Died March 14, 1934, at Pasadena. For thirty-five years she was superintendent of the Pasadena, Calif., Methodist Chinese mission. She had been living with her sister, Aletha B. Williams, in Pasadena.
43	Luella Rigby Jones Alumnus 24:1, p.15	01/01/1940	Retires from missionary work in Burma; residing in Hollywood, California.
44	Opened by censor Alumnus 24:1, p.17	01/01/1940	Mabel Reid, missionary in Burma, recounts recent experiences.
45	She accounts for barren gap Alumnus 24:1, p.18	01/01/1940	Alumna was missionary in China; is now pastor's wife in Maryland.
46	Allie May Bass Alumnus 27:2, p.24	10/01/1938	Principal of the Parker Branch School in Maradabad, India.
47	Aulora R. McIntyre Alumnus 22:4, p.21	10/01/1938	Doing missionary work in Sudan, Africa.
48	Emma Serepta Yule Alumnus 22:4, p.18	10/01/1938	Now lives in Los Angeles, California, after twenty-seven years of work in the Philippine Islands.
49	Teachers College travels the road to Mandalay; the second in a series on alumni who live across the seas Alumnus 22:2, p.1	04/01/1938	Experiences of ISTC alumni, especially Mabel Reid, in Burma; photo.
50	Alumni in foreign lands Alumnus 22:1, p.11	01/01/1938	Roster of alumni who are living in other countries and the countries in which they are working.
51	Dr. Brumbaugh here College Eye 29:6, p.5	10/15/1937	T. T. Brumbaugh will speak on his experiences in Japan.
52	Mrs. Dorothy Hillerson Alumnus 21:4, p.28	10/01/1937	Primary English teacher at the United Presbyterian Mission School in Cairo, Egypt.
53	The Purple and Gold in Burma Alumnus 21:4, p.11	10/01/1937	Four alumnae meet in Burma.
54	Ruth I. Popejoy Alumnus 30:1, p.21	07/01/1937	Teaches at the missionary school in Quito, Ecuador.
55	Wilcox's life reads like tale of character in storybook romance; psychology professor was born in China, spoke only Chinese for some time College Eye 28:28, p.6	04/16/1937	Professor Wilcox recalls his early life with his missionary family in China.
56	Ivadel Eaton Alumnus 20:4, p.21	10/01/1936	Connected with the Adventist Church Mission in Shanghai, China; visited her brother in Portland, Oregon.
57	Westminster tea to honor Minnie Cook College Eye 27:11, p.3	08/07/1936	Will speak on work at Embudo Mission School.
58	Brazil takes alumna Margaret Carnahan for Minas mission Alumnus 20:2, p.9	04/01/1936	Will continue her work with Presbyterian mission in Brazil; brief biographical sketch.
59	Laura Bobenhouse Alumnus 20:1, p.18	01/01/1936	Superintendent of the M. E. Mission Girls' School in Meerut, India.
60	New material sent to alumnus who is teaching in Orient College Eye 27:21, p.5	11/15/1935	Sends teaching material to Mabel Reid, who is in Burma.
61	Carol Culver Alumnus 19:4, p.27	10/01/1935	Went to China and plans to stay there for two years.
62	Carol Culver Alumnus 19:4, p.25	10/01/1935	Teaches English at a Foo Chow Mission School in China.
63	Lydia Trimble Alumnus 19:4, p.18	10/01/1935	President of a mission school in China while she did missionary work there; now lives in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
64	Dr., Mrs. Shoemaker are Condits' guests College Eye 27:13, p.6	09/20/1935	Missionaries visit Professor Condit.
65	Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Shoemaker are visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Condit Public Relations News Release 1935:17, p.1	09/11/1935	Dr. and Mrs. Shoemaker are retired missionaries.
66	Chinabound students packs trunk with silk hose and soap College Eye 27:53, p.1	08/16/1935	Carol Culver will teach English at mission school.
67	Ruth Popejoy Alumnus 19:3, p.20	07/01/1935	In the United States for a year on furlough from her missionary work in Quito, Ecuador, South America.
68	Wiping noses, cutting hair of young Alaskans--all in day's work for Helen Taft, '24 Alumnus 19:3, p.10	07/01/1935	Alumna describes work in Presbyterian mission work in Alaska.
69	Cornelia W. Jongewaard Alumnus 19:2, p.22	04/01/1935	Serves as a missionary in Palmaner, South India.
70	Edna Sherriff Alumnus 19:2, p.21	04/01/1935	Returned to her work as a missionary in the American Mission in Cairo, Egypt.
71	Greetings to alumni in foreign mission fields Alumnus 19:2, p.7	04/01/1935	Harold Bosley greets missionaries; roster of alumni who serve as missionaries.
72	Missionary service of 35 years is record of 1900 graduate Alumnus 19:2, p.7	04/01/1935	Luella Rigby Jones has served in Burma; description of her experiences.
73	Helen L. Taft Alumnus 26:4, p.21	01/01/1935	Serving as missionary in Haines, Alaska.
74	Mrs. A. F. Meyer Alumnus 19:1, p.19	01/01/1935	The former Hulda Klein and her husband are missionaries in India.
75	Mrs. A. F. Meyer Alumnus 19:1, p.19	01/01/1935	The former Hulda Klein and her husband are missionaries in India.
76	Ruth Popejoy Alumnus 19:3, p.20	01/01/1935	Returned to the United States for a year on a break from her missionary work in Quito, Ecuador, South America.
77	Mrs. Bridget Wells submits story in magazine contest College Eye 26:14, p.1	09/28/1934	Recently returned to position in Burma.
78	Mrs. Bridget Wells soon to return to her native Burma; enrolled here winter 1932; was active in five organizations College Eye 26:10, p.1	08/10/1934	Profile of Bridget Wells.
79	Leffler to lead at Wesley discussion on church centers College Eye 25:32, p.3	02/23/1934	Will hear about mission work.
80	Alice Barnes Alumnus 17:4, p.26	10/01/1933	Doing missionary work in Fort Blackmore, Virginia.
81	Modern world God to be church topic College Eye 24:30, p.1	04/28/1933	Howland Hanson will speak.
82	Dorcas Whitaker Alumnus 34:1, p.24	07/01/1932	In the service of the Woman's Evangelistic work of the American Baptist Telegue Mission in South India.
83	Mrs. Lester Hooks Alumnus 16:3, p.30	07/01/1932	The former Genevieve Sauer is a missionary in the Belgian Congo and teaches at a boarding school at Soma Bata.
84	Mabel Reid Alumnus 16:2, p.7	04/01/1932	Teaching in Burma.
85	Talitha Gerlach will speak to Y. W. C. A. Monday College Eye 23:24, p.3	12/11/1931	Will speak on work in China.
86	Margaret deBooy, Maude Norris, Sara Mae Spearing, Olga Bartholomew, Mina Jongewaard, Beulah Nunamaker, Dollie Mahood, Mamie Lister, and Gladys Norris Alumnus 15:4, p.25	10/01/1931	A reunion at the Norris farm celebrated the return to the United States of Miss Jongewaard, who has spent the last six years as a missionary at Palmaneer, Chittoor Dt., India, teaching in an industrial school. Mahood and Lister were unable to attend.
87	"Hot time in the old town" favored at Burmese funerals, says Mary Reid College Eye 23:9, p.3	07/31/1931	Mary Reid's missionary work reveals funeral customs of Burma.
88	Laura G. Bodenhouse Alumnus 15:3, p.29	07/01/1931	Superintendent of the M. E. Mission School for Girls at Aligarb, India, was granted a furlough beginning the latter part of February. While on furlough, her address will be Humeston, Iowa.
89	C. Williamina Jongewaard Alumnus 15:2, p.26	04/01/1931	Principal of the Women's Industrial School of the American Arcot Mission, Palmaner, Chittoor District, South India, expects to leave India in April and journey to the United States by way of China and Japan, arriving here in June.
90	Ida M. Cline Alumnus 15:2, p.24	04/01/1931	Sent a complimentary copy of her new music composition, "The Sun Always Shines in the Blue." She was missionary teacher in the Girls' High School at Merut, U. P. India, and studied at the University of Iowa.
91	Mrs. J. C. Koppenol Alumnus 15:2, p.29	04/01/1931	The former Emelia Eason is taking Hilda Eason's place as teacher in Orange City for the remainder of the year. She came from Kentucky, where she and her husband, J. C. Koppenol, have been doing missionary work among the mountain people.
92	Emma B. Aderman Alumnus 15:1, p.25	01/01/1931	Has been an instructor of Spanish speaking girls, for the past four year in the Frances De Pauw School in Hollywood, California; reports that the institution is supported by the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church.
93	Rose Ann Pope Alumnus 14:4, p.27	10/01/1930	Pope sailed from New York City in July to Barranquilla, Columbia, South America, where she is teacher of English and physical education for women at the Girls' Mission School.
94	Helen Lovene Taft Alumnus 14:2, p.28	04/01/1930	Taft, of Fairmont, Minnesota, is now assistant supervisor in an orphanage for native children at Haines, Alaska. She is working on a three year contract under the Presbyterian Church Board of National Missions.
95	Jessie L. McLaughlin Alumnus 14:2, p.26	04/01/1930	Agency secretary of the American Bible Society, of Chicago, Illinois, visited Mrs. Henry Harmon and daughter, Ada Joy Harmon, Professor D. S. Wright and President Emeritus Homer H. Seerley. McLaughlin was a Methodist missionary in the Phillippines.
96	Dr. Clara Whitemore Alumnus 14:1, p.24	01/01/1930	Dr. Whitemore spoke informally on her experiences in China; has made her home is in Tien Tsin, China for the last five years.
97	Mrs. Albert Loughridge Alumnus 14:1, p.29	01/01/1930	Widow of the late Professor Albert Loughridge, Professor of Latin, celebrated her 83rd birthday, October 23, 1929. She went to India as a missionary with her husband; her niece, Mrs. G. W. Walters, is wife of Professor Walters, Department of Education.
98	Lutheran Student Association College Eye 19:15, p.5	12/14/1927	Fredrik Schiotz, traveling secretary of the student volunteer movement for foreign missions, will speak.
99	Student convention at Detroit Dec. 28-Jan 1 College Eye 19:13, p.1	11/30/1927	Students to discuss missions work openly and seriously.
100	Helping the two million lepers College Eye 18:52, p.8	08/03/1927	Outlines missionary work among those who have leprosy.