World War I
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Lieutenant Lester Ary College Eye 10:16, p.5 |
2/26/1919 | Served overseas for three months; now an instructor; visited college. | |
152 |
Paying a draft of honor College Eye 10:16, p.2 |
2/26/1919 | Must restore and care for men wounded in war. | |
153 |
Professor Hersey has received notice College Eye 10:16, p.5 |
2/26/1919 | His son, Nelson Hersey, is due for a six week cruise in the Navy. | |
154 |
War song parodies direct from Europe College Eye 10:16, p.3 |
2/26/1919 | Samuel F. Hersey, Jr., sends some lyrics. | |
155 |
Y. W. C. A. College Eye 10:16, p.6 |
2/26/1919 | Hear speaker on Great Britain; African-American students Ethel Carter and Myrtle Williams tell about the Piney Woods School. | |
156 |
"Jack" Hanson, '14 College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | Former school athlete arrived at Camp Dodge and expects to get his discharge in a couple of days. | |
157 |
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 |
2/19/1919 | Ready to launch major fundraising campaign; site will be north of President's House; description of the project; will cost $12,000. | |
158 |
Fred Jean has entered college here. College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | Following Navy discharge. | |
159 |
Gold star heroes to have a group portrait College Eye 10:15, p.1 |
2/19/1919 | Faculty decide on group portrait of the eight ISTC men who died in World War I. | |
160 |
John Lucas College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | Visited school for a few days after his recent honorable discharge. | |
161 |
Manford Kint, recently discharged College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | U. S. Navy man has re-entered school. | |
162 |
Miss Elizabeth Platner enjoyed a brief visit College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | Recently released from duty Ensign Henry J. Platner visited. | |
163 |
Miss Helen Brocksmit College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | Spent week with brother in Chicago; brother recently returned from France with honorable discharge. | |
164 |
Misses Hilda, Georgia, and Selma Sandven College Eye 10:15, p.5 |
2/19/1919 | Enjoyed a visit from their recently discharged brother Samson. | |
165 |
Reverend Heicher addresses men of the Y.M.C.A. College Eye 10:15, p.1 |
2/19/1919 | Tells story of stragglers who missed triumph in France. | |
166 |
Sergeant Sharp writes Seerley from France College Eye 10:15, p.1 |
2/19/1919 | Tells of experiences as a company first sergeant. | |
167 |
The church drives College Eye 10:15, p.2 |
2/19/1919 | Believes that religion has proved its value in the recent war. | |
168 |
Training School College Eye 10:15, p.6 |
2/19/1919 | Celebrated Lincoln's birthday; sent package to family in France. | |
169 |
"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 |
2/12/1919 | Nelson Hersey writes home about his military experiences. | |
170 |
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 |
2/12/1919 | Has been doing work for YMCA at Camp Dodge. | |
171 |
Jessie Meacham College Eye 10:14, p.3 |
2/12/1919 | Went home to Clarion, Iowa, to visit recently discharged brother-in-law, Harold Hoyt. | |
172 |
Manford Kint College Eye 10:14, p.3 |
2/12/1919 | Has received his navy discharge and will return to civilian life. | |
173 |
Manford Kint, '17 College Eye 10:14, p.3 |
2/12/1919 | First class submarine petty officer arrived in Cedar Falls after military discharge. | |
174 |
Wearing of uniform by discharged soldiers College Eye 10:14, p.2 |
2/12/1919 | Military uniforms may be worn only on specific occasions. | |
175 |
"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 |
2/5/1919 | Outlines views of conditions in postwar Germany. | |
176 |
Corporal Arthur Connery of Waterloo College Eye 10:13, p.4 |
2/5/1919 | Due to illness, has been transferred to a hospital in Hot Springs, Arkansas. | |
177 |
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 |
2/5/1919 | Lee Shillinglaw presents portraits of war leaders. | |
178 |
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 |
2/5/1919 | Excerpts from letter about conditions in Armenia. | |
179 |
Jasper Thompson, ex '16 College Eye 10:13, p.4 |
2/5/1919 | Will set sail with his Navy company January 27th. | |
180 |
Sgt. Arthur Dickinson College Eye 10:13, p.4 |
2/5/1919 | Has returned to home in Shellsburg after brief stay overseas. | |
181 |
Abe James, football captain here in '17 College Eye 10:12, p.5 |
1/29/1919 | Ex-college athlete and football captain is in the medical corps and is now in the army of occupation in Germany. | |
182 |
Canadian army captain leads Y. M. C. A. revival services; meetings held Friday, Saturday 6:10p.m.; College Eye 10:12, p.1 |
1/29/1919 | Captain McKendrick lectures and tells of his war experiences. | |
183 |
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 |
1/29/1919 | Long description of his service in France and Germany. | |
184 |
Corp. Henry Iblings, '15 College Eye 10:12, p.5 |
1/29/1919 | Arrived here last week after return from France and honorable discharge at Camp Dodge. | |
185 |
Homer Roland, formerly the athletic director of the State University of Iowa College Eye 10:12, p.5 |
1/29/1919 | Died in a hospital in France. | |
186 |
Library announces new interesting publications College Eye 10:12, p.6 |
1/29/1919 | Has books on helping wounded soldiers return to productive civilian life. | |
187 |
Ensign Alvin Tostlebe, '16 College Eye 10:11, p.3 |
1/22/1919 | Returned from France and has arrived in New York. | |
188 |
Frank Johnson intends to return in spring; describes his experience while engaged in army life to Professor Charles College Eye 10:11, p.4 |
1/22/1919 | Has been in camp in Maryland. | |
189 |
Myron Begeman College Eye 10:11, p.3 |
1/22/1919 | Was released from the Aviation Service and has been offered a position in Toledo, Ohio. | |
190 |
Reserve Officers Corps to be established; all colleges of country are lining up--Teachers College among them College Eye 10:11, p.1 |
1/22/1919 | Represents conclusion of trend started during the war; men will take military training rather than physical training as part of the curriculum. | |
191 |
Thomas McDonald, ex '14 College Eye 10:11, p.3 |
1/22/1919 | Was discharged from the Navy before Christmas; now connected with business firm in Cleveland, Ohio. | |
192 |
Lieut. Boatman wounded College Eye 10:10, p.1 |
1/15/1919 | Reported as severely wounded in France. | |
193 |
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 |
1/15/1919 | Recounts his experiences in Marine Corps training. | |
194 |
Several corrections College Eye 10:10, p.3 |
1/15/1919 | To article on ISTC war effort. | |
195 |
"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 |
1/8/1919 | Ernest Glenn gives advice on surviving battle. | |
196 |
"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 |
1/8/1919 | Excerpts from Professor Merchant's tribute to the ISTC war effort. | |
197 |
A men's union College Eye 10:9, p.4 |
1/8/1919 | 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. | |
198 |
Eight Gold Stars placed on honor roll College Eye 10:9, p.2 |
1/8/1919 | 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. | |
199 |
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 |
1/8/1919 | Had been suspended in fall term due to the war. | |
200 |
Two gold stars are added to honor flag College Eye 10:9, p.10 |
1/8/1919 | Will honor Einar Nielsen and Dwight L. Strayer. |
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