World War I

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	World renowned pianist coming; Joseph Lhevinne here April 1st College Eye 11:23, p.1	03/10/1920	His original tour was cancelled due to the outbreak of World War I.
102	What army life did for a man; Perrine talks to men College Eye 11:7, p.1	10/29/1919	Believes that military service gives men a broader outlook on life and world affairs.
103	To Iowa teachers: College Eye 11:6, p.5	10/22/1919	Asks student opinion on statement from the U. S. Treasury Department; hopes to continue program of distributing modified hand grenades as savings banks.
104	The Aristo meeting College Eye 11:5, p.7	10/15/1919	Hear talks about France.
105	New books in library College Eye 11:4, p.4	10/08/1919	Selection of war poetry available.
106	Prof. Barnes relates experiences in France College Eye 11:4, p.6	10/08/1919	Talks about his YMCA work there.
107	The graduating class of the spring term Alumni News Letter 3:3, p.3	07/01/1919	The graduating class consisted of nine from Teachers College High School. Graduating class is smaller because many found jobs before finishing their coursework. The demand for teachers is high because of the war.
108	Military Old Gold 0:0, p.165	06/01/1919	Illustration of three men in trenches..
109	Personnel Old Gold 0:0, p.163	06/01/1919	Personnel roster for the Student Army Training Corps.
110	Student Army Training Corps Old Gold 0:0, p.156	06/01/1919	Description of the training program; group photographs; individual photographs with captions; photo.
111	The College Eye Old Gold 0:0, p.281	06/01/1919	Photograph of the front page of an issue; brief overview of the year; publishing schedule interrupted by war; roster of the advisory board; photo.
112	The Teachers College Valhalla Old Gold 0:0, p.187	06/01/1919	President Seerley outlines plans to expand the historical and memorial museum, located in the Library, to include tributes to those who rendered service during World War I; photo.
113	Untitled Old Gold 0:0, p.188	06/01/1919	Photos of men in military uniforms.
114	Young Men's Christian Association Old Gold 0:0, p.260	06/01/1919	Overview of the year, including assignments for each cabinet member; roster of officers; formal and informal photos; photo.
115	Harold Sheldon College Eye 11:1, p.8	05/28/1919	Visited Cedar Falls after returning from service overseas; plans to attend in the fall.
116	Kenney Brunsvold now stationed at Camp Grant College Eye 10:27, p.5	05/21/1919	Visited the campus while on furlough.
117	Lieut. Al Sorenson College Eye 10:27, p.5	05/21/1919	Alumnus and aviator stationed at Kelley field visited the campus.
118	Chauffeur Donald A. Mann College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Gladbrook man visited here shortly after returning from France.
119	Commencement programs are distributed College Eye 10:26, p.1	05/14/1919	Schedule of activities.
120	John Wright, '17, who was discharged from the army College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Star athlete and alumnus visited town after a year overseas and his recent discharge.
121	Professor Macy Campbell heads loan success College Eye 10:26, p.1	05/14/1919	$2,195,350 raised in Black Hawk County.
122	Sgt. John Mastain, '15, was discharged College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Alumnus visits college after discharge from Camp Dodge.
123	Wendell Strike, '16, who served over a year in Italy College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Former football player visited college after a year of service.
124	Corporal Bruce West College Eye 10:1, p.3	05/07/1919	Newly returned from service in France; visits sister Helen here on campus.
125	Milton Tostlebe who was junior here when he enlisted College Eye 10:1, p.3	05/07/1919	Medical Corps man discharged from service.
126	V. V. ("Jack") Frost, '17 College Eye 10:1, p.3	05/07/1919	Former student and overseas soldier visited college last week and intends to enroll.
127	Major Frank Ward College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Former student has been reassigned from France to Russia.
128	Miss Mae Triplett went to Camp Dodge College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Visited brother, who recently returned from overseas.
129	Sergeant Fordyce Jones, better known as "Slim" College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Former student returns home to Cedar Falls after ten months overseas.
130	Captain Sage to practice in Waterloo College Eye 10:24, p.3	04/23/1919	Dr. Fred Sage has just returned from military service.
131	In the window of Cross and Co. College Eye 10:24, p.5	04/23/1919	Captain Sophus Jacobsen's souvenirs from his war service.
132	How about your summer vacation? College Eye 10:23, p.5	04/16/1919	Women should use their summer vacation time to help the younger women in their home towns.
133	New books placed in the library College Eye 10:23, p.1	04/16/1919	Brief reviews.
134	Teachers College entertains Iowa Academy of Science College Eye 10:23, p.1	04/16/1919	Will hold annual meeting on campus.
135	Words have been received here that John Mastain College Eye 10:23, p.5	04/16/1919	Military man to set sail again.
136	Knitting for the Refugee Work College Eye 10:21, p.3	04/02/1919	Knitters needed.
137	Mr. Wm. T. McGrew, a former student College Eye 10:21, p.3	04/02/1919	Visiting college friends upon returning from service in France.
138	Men's literary societies Alumni News Letter 9:22, p.2	04/01/1919	Men's literary societies reorganized and became active after being suspended during war.
139	Message from the Campanile Committee Alumni News Letter 3:2, p.6	04/01/1919	The Campanile Committee, started in June 1914, reported that a memorial to the men and women who served in the Great War should be built in the form of a campanile. Money was raised, people approved, fundraisers are still being held.
140	On the Fields of France Alumni News Letter 3:2, p.1	04/01/1919	Poem about woman in France, by Henry E. Nothomb.
141	Brief accounts of returning overseas men; Corporal Frank G. Piercy, and Private Joseph Rude College Eye 10:20, p.1	03/26/1919	Profiles of military service of Frank G. Piercy and Joseph P. Rude.
142	Campbell and Perrott hear Secretary Glass College Eye 10:20, p.1	03/26/1919	Professors Campbell and Perrott took part in Chicago conference.
143	Brief accounts of returning overseas men College Eye 10:19, p.4	03/19/1919	Profiles of Elmer P. Schindler, William J. Berry, and Miller Christiansen.
144	Barnes says Yanks moved so fast he wanted no vacation; conditions as they are today in the war area also vividly described College Eye 10:17, p.1	03/05/1919	Describes his work with the YMCA in France.
145	George S. Dick, 1887-1888 College Eye 10:17, p.3	03/05/1919	Former Nebraska college President resigned and joined military efforts to retrain returning disabled soldiers.
146	Professor Harry L. Eells College Eye 10:17, p.3	03/05/1919	Y. M. C. A. Education Director going to France to work with soldiers.
147	French lady to address Young Men's Christian Association and Young Women's Christian Association Sunday evening College Eye 10:16, p.1	02/26/1919	Madame Bernard will speak on war work.
148	Historic phrases of the war; notable slogans, terse epigrams, and laconic messages by leaders in the world struggle College Eye 10:16, p.4	02/26/1919	Explanation of several memorable quotations from World War I.
149	Kint helps sink "subs" on chaser; another Teachers College man has thrilling experiences on Atlantic; was a listener College Eye 10:16, p.1	02/26/1919	Manford Kint tells of his experiences in the US Navy.
150	Lieutenant Lester Ary College Eye 10:16, p.5	02/26/1919	Served overseas for three months; now an instructor; visited college.
151	Paying a draft of honor College Eye 10:16, p.2	02/26/1919	Must restore and care for men wounded in war.
152	Professor Hersey has received notice College Eye 10:16, p.5	02/26/1919	His son, Nelson Hersey, is due for a six week cruise in the Navy.
153	War song parodies direct from Europe College Eye 10:16, p.3	02/26/1919	Samuel F. Hersey, Jr., sends some lyrics.
154	Y. W. C. A. College Eye 10:16, p.6	02/26/1919	Hear speaker on Great Britain; African-American students Ethel Carter and Myrtle Williams tell about the Piney Woods School.
155	"Jack" Hanson, '14 College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	Former school athlete arrived at Camp Dodge and expects to get his discharge in a couple of days.
156	Campanile proposed as memorial to war efforts; every alumnus, student, teacher, and friend should rally to support of college College Eye 10:15, p.1	02/19/1919	Ready to launch major fundraising campaign; site will be north of President's House; description of the project; will cost $12,000.
157	Fred Jean has entered college here. College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	Following Navy discharge.
158	Gold star heroes to have a group portrait College Eye 10:15, p.1	02/19/1919	Faculty decide on group portrait of the eight ISTC men who died in World War I.
159	John Lucas College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	Visited school for a few days after his recent honorable discharge.
160	Manford Kint, recently discharged College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	U. S. Navy man has re-entered school.
161	Miss Elizabeth Platner enjoyed a brief visit College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	Recently released from duty Ensign Henry J. Platner visited.
162	Miss Helen Brocksmit College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	Spent week with brother in Chicago; brother recently returned from France with honorable discharge.
163	Misses Hilda, Georgia, and Selma Sandven College Eye 10:15, p.5	02/19/1919	Enjoyed a visit from their recently discharged brother Samson.
164	Reverend Heicher addresses men of the Y.M.C.A. College Eye 10:15, p.1	02/19/1919	Tells story of stragglers who missed triumph in France.
165	Sergeant Sharp writes Seerley from France College Eye 10:15, p.1	02/19/1919	Tells of experiences as a company first sergeant.
166	The church drives College Eye 10:15, p.2	02/19/1919	Believes that religion has proved its value in the recent war.
167	Training School College Eye 10:15, p.6	02/19/1919	Celebrated Lincoln's birthday; sent package to family in France.
168	"Nels" Hersey sent to N. Y. from Great Lakes; seems to enjoy naval life and is on his way toward a commission College Eye 10:14, p.1	02/12/1919	Nelson Hersey writes home about his military experiences.
169	Eells accomplishes much in educational functions; I.S.T.C. professor, camp educational director at Camp Dodge, still at the work College Eye 10:14, p.1	02/12/1919	Has been doing work for YMCA at Camp Dodge.
170	Jessie Meacham College Eye 10:14, p.3	02/12/1919	Went home to Clarion, Iowa, to visit recently discharged brother-in-law, Harold Hoyt.
171	Manford Kint College Eye 10:14, p.3	02/12/1919	Has received his navy discharge and will return to civilian life.
172	Manford Kint, '17 College Eye 10:14, p.3	02/12/1919	First class submarine petty officer arrived in Cedar Falls after military discharge.
173	Wearing of uniform by discharged soldiers College Eye 10:14, p.2	02/12/1919	Military uniforms may be worn only on specific occasions.
174	"We shall soon see Germany a democracy" says W. C. Schluter; former I. S. T. C. student, member of Army of Occupation, describes conditions College Eye 10:13, p.1	02/05/1919	Outlines views of conditions in postwar Germany.
175	Corporal Arthur Connery of Waterloo College Eye 10:13, p.4	02/05/1919	Due to illness, has been transferred to a hospital in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
176	Five artistic pictures arrive from France; "Crossroads" now an art gallery for likeness of four prominent war characters- also office of Foch College Eye 10:13, p.1	02/05/1919	Lee Shillinglaw presents portraits of war leaders.
177	Former student, a native Armenian, makes direct appeal; Rev. Apelian addresses letter to the late Miss Jennie Sanders, another T. C. student College Eye 10:13, p.1	02/05/1919	Excerpts from letter about conditions in Armenia.
178	Jasper Thompson, ex '16 College Eye 10:13, p.4	02/05/1919	Will set sail with his Navy company January 27th.
179	Sgt. Arthur Dickinson College Eye 10:13, p.4	02/05/1919	Has returned to home in Shellsburg after brief stay overseas.
180	Abe James, football captain here in '17 College Eye 10:12, p.5	01/29/1919	Ex-college athlete and football captain is in the medical corps and is now in the army of occupation in Germany.
181	Canadian army captain leads Y. M. C. A. revival services; meetings held Friday, Saturday 6:10p.m.; College Eye 10:12, p.1	01/29/1919	Captain McKendrick lectures and tells of his war experiences.
182	Capt. Sophus C. Jacobsen in army of occupation; letter sent to Miss Shanewise tells of his experiences in France-Sees French enter Metz College Eye 10:12, p.1	01/29/1919	Long description of his service in France and Germany.
183	Corp. Henry Iblings, '15 College Eye 10:12, p.5	01/29/1919	Arrived here last week after return from France and honorable discharge at Camp Dodge.
184	Homer Roland, formerly the athletic director of the State University of Iowa College Eye 10:12, p.5	01/29/1919	Died in a hospital in France.
185	Library announces new interesting publications College Eye 10:12, p.6	01/29/1919	Has books on helping wounded soldiers return to productive civilian life.
186	Ensign Alvin Tostlebe, '16 College Eye 10:11, p.3	01/22/1919	Returned from France and has arrived in New York.
187	Frank Johnson intends to return in spring; describes his experience while engaged in army life to Professor Charles College Eye 10:11, p.4	01/22/1919	Has been in camp in Maryland.
188	Myron Begeman College Eye 10:11, p.3	01/22/1919	Was released from the Aviation Service and has been offered a position in Toledo, Ohio.
189	Reserve Officers Corps to be established; all colleges of country are lining up--Teachers College among them College Eye 10:11, p.1	01/22/1919	Represents conclusion of trend started during the war; men will take military training rather than physical training as part of the curriculum.
190	Thomas McDonald, ex '14 College Eye 10:11, p.3	01/22/1919	Was discharged from the Navy before Christmas; now connected with business firm in Cleveland, Ohio.
191	Lieut. Boatman wounded College Eye 10:10, p.1	01/15/1919	Reported as severely wounded in France.
192	Prof. Reed receives letter from Marine; Pvt. Burton Faust writes an account of experiences in going to Paris Island; left are Armistice was signed College Eye 10:10, p.1	01/15/1919	Recounts his experiences in Marine Corps training.
193	Several corrections College Eye 10:10, p.3	01/15/1919	To article on ISTC war effort.
194	"War all right if you dodge missiles"; so says Private Ernest Glenn, U. S. M. C. serving in France in a shock unit College Eye 10:9, p.10	01/08/1919	Ernest Glenn gives advice on surviving battle.
195	"We may justly be proud of Iowa State Teachers College"; Dr. Frank Ivan Merchant gives some scholarly reasons why we should be gratified College Eye 10:9, p.1	01/08/1919	Excerpts from Professor Merchant's tribute to the ISTC war effort.
196	A men's union College Eye 10:9, p.4	01/08/1919	Editorial encourages the formation of a Men's Union at I. S. T. C.; believes men have been discriminated against in use of facilities; should build on spirit engendered during war.
197	Eight Gold Stars placed on honor roll College Eye 10:9, p.2	01/08/1919	To honor eight TC men who died in the war: Henry Booth, Carl Chapman, Ernest Hansen, Axel Justesen, Walter Koester, Clifford Stevens, Dwight Strayer, and Einar Nielsen.
198	Men's societies to resume active work; Philo, Aristo, and Orio are now planning for their winter and spring term work College Eye 10:9, p.9	01/08/1919	Had been suspended in fall term due to the war.
199	Two gold stars are added to honor flag College Eye 10:9, p.10	01/08/1919	Will honor Einar Nielsen and Dwight L. Strayer.
200	Faculty notes 7 Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.2	01/01/1919	Irving H. Hart, Director of Extension, is on leave during war for YMCA work. He was recently transferred to Virginia where he will serve as Camp Educational Director.