Storms

Displaying 101 - 148 of 148 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	New stadium being built; tornado absconds with old one Alumnus 20:4, p.19	10/01/1936	Tornado on July 22, 1936, destroys wooden stadium seating; new stands will be erected.
102	Rebuilding of ruined grandstand starts College Eye 28:1, p.1	09/08/1936	Excavation work for new stadium has begun; photo.
103	Further damage told of storm College Eye 27:10, p.4	07/31/1936	Several campus workers injured in storm.
104	Serene it stands, after the storm College Eye 27:10, p.1	07/31/1936	Elm tree west of Gilchrist Hall survives storm; many other trees damaged; photo.
105	High winds hit branch school College Eye 27:9, p.4	07/24/1936	Trees and wires down.
106	Editors tossed about like straws in storm College Eye 27:9, p.1	07/24/1936	Paul Weaver and Gwen Wescott were blown around by the storm.
107	Tornado demolishes football stadium; Wednesday night twister causes much damage to buildings and trees on Hill College Eye 27:9, p.1	07/24/1936	Football grandstand splintered; had been blown down before in 1927; Baker Hall windows broken; roofing and windows damaged in other buildings.
108	Spring weather interrupted by devastating windstorm; plays havoc in employees' restroom and on campus College Eye 26:39, p.1	04/19/1935	Winds damage trees and buildings.
109	Faculty members get marooned at filling station and orphanage College Eye 22:25, p.1	04/03/1931	Faculty members get stuck in various location during weekend blizzard.
110	The I. C. extends its line Old Gold 0:0, p.223	06/01/1928	Campus; soldiers marching; students leaving for Christmas break; bleacher demolition; photo.
111	Heroism in the teaching service College Eye 18:45, p.4	06/15/1927	Finds teachers are prepared for just about anything.
112	When Jack Frost lowers the curtain College Eye 17:28, p.4	01/13/1926	Champions the telegraph linemen who keep the telegraph lines open no matter what.
113	Miss Nancy Marie Ferguson College Eye 17:26, p.3	12/09/1925	Nancy Ferguson judged declamatory contest in Tama; runs into bad weather.
114	Student is almost killed by lightning College Eye 17:1, p.1	06/03/1925	Peg Fullerton slightly injured by near strike of lightning.
115	The trees of Cedar Falls College Eye 14:56, p.1	08/17/1923	Trees damaged during recent storm.
116	Grace Gaarder College Eye 14:37, p.4	03/21/1923	Snowbound on a train near Shell Rock.
117	Usual blizzard sure to greet the returned College Eye 10:9, p.10	01/08/1919	A storm greets students as they return to campus.
118	Untitled College Eye 7:14, p.5	01/19/1916	Meeting postponed due to a storm.
119	Editorial Normal Eyte 20:27, p.443	04/06/1910	Normal Eyte delayed because of storm.
120	Lightning struck Normal Eyte 18:5, p.66	10/09/1907	President Seerley's chimney was damaged when lightning struck; soot was scattered throughout the house.
121	Last Monday morning Normal Eyte 18:3, p.44	09/25/1907	Lightning struck Mina Martin's house.
122	Oriphiristo meeting Normal Eyte 17:17, p.261	01/23/1907	Storm brings societies together.
123	Wednesday evening Normal Eyte 13:34, p.539	05/30/1903	Flood on Wiler Creek.
124	The storm Wednesday Normal Eyte 13:32, p.507	05/16/1903	Students surprised by sudden strong storm.
125	The crowd that assembled last Saturday afternoon Normal Eyte 13:5, p.76	10/04/1902	Game against Grinnell cancelled due to storm.
126	Crash! Bang! Scatter Normal Eyte 12:35, p.556	06/14/1902	Storm breaks windows and damages material in Grace Knudsen's classroom.
127	O what a joy Normal Eyte 12:35, p.557	06/14/1902	Storm made it difficult for people to get home.
128	Hailstones two inches in diameter Normal Eyte 12:33, p.520	05/24/1902	Fell on the Hill.
129	The rain Saturday evening caused considerable excitement Normal Eyte 12:31, p.491	05/10/1902	Heavy rains washed out the bridge over Dry Run Creek while a dozen students were on it; no one was injured.
130	It was feared by friends Normal Eyte 10:2, p.34	09/22/1900	Charles Quigley had left Galveston, Texas, before the storm.
131	The snowstorm Normal Eyte 9:13, p.307	12/16/1899	Blocked the street railway.
132	On account of the heavy snowfall Normal Eyte 7:23, p.12	02/26/1898	Many students unable to reach campus.
133	The State Executive Council Normal Eyte 6:5, p.50	10/10/1896	Allowed expenses incurred following August storm.
134	Notwithstanding the fact Normal Eyte 6:1, p.2	09/12/1896	Storm swept across campus on August 21, 1896; several buildings damaged with a loss of $1000.
135	On account of the blizzard Normal Eyte 4:17, p.267	01/26/1895	Some students who board in town could not get to campus.
136	The last snow storm of the season Normal Eyte 2:30, p.233	04/29/1893	About three inches of snow fell a few days ago; students went sledding for last time.
137	This part of the country Normal Eyte 1:19, p.149	05/24/1892	Snowstorm on May 20.
138	Those lofty breezes Normal Eyte 1:19, p.150	05/24/1892	Winds blew down baseball backstop.
139	A new large Normal flag staff Normal Eyte 1:18, p.141	05/17/1892	New staff replaces old staff damaged in windstorm.
140	The Normal flag staff Normal Eyte 1:12, p.93	04/05/1892	Damaged in high winds.
141	The high wind of last Friday Normal Eyte 1:12, p.92	04/05/1892	Topples one of the Central Hall chimneys.
142	Mr. Showers' hack Normal Eyte 1:10, p.77	03/15/1892	Overturned in high winds.
143	The blizzard of last Wednesday and Thursday Normal Eyte 1:10, p.73	03/15/1892	Humorous account of recent blizzard.
144	Grace Winne Students' Offering 5:17, p.6	03/01/1881	Goes home to visit; forced by snow to stay there several more days.
145	The members of the Board Students' Offering 5:17, p.6	03/01/1881	Directors visit; heavy snow delays their departure.
146	During the late unpleasantness in the weather Students' Offering 5:16, p.6	02/01/1881	Professor Gilchrist held up by snow in Parkersburg; Professor Bartlett fills in; students enjoy sledding.
147	On Sunday afternoon Students' Offering 4:12, p.6	05/01/1880	Storm blows chimney off Central Hall, chimneys from laundry, and windmill; damage is $50-$60.
148	March barely escaped Students' Offering 4:11, p.6	03/01/1880	Blizzard two days before turn of calendar.