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World War I

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201 Faculty notes 7
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.2
1/1/1919 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.
202 Food Conservation Program
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.1
1/1/1919 Food Conservation Program was conducted by Faculty Committee and pageant was put on by Home Economics classes.
203 Honor roll
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.6
1/1/1919 Supplementary report of faculty, students, and graduates who have died in service or currently serve the U. S.
204 Honor roll
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.6
1/1/1919 Assignments and addresses of alumni, faculty, and former students who are in the military service and a list of those who died in service.
205 The College Eye
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.1
1/1/1919 The College Eye resumed publication with new staff and officials after withdrawal of some members to enter service and accept other work.
206 The men's literary societies
Alumni News Letter 3:1, p.1
1/1/1919 The men's literary societies do not have enough members because of the war. Samuel A. Lynch will take charge of business until the organizations resume active service.
207 Alfred Sorensen writes from Carruther's Field
College Eye 10:8, p.2
12/11/1918 Has been training in aviation.
208 Conservation exercises held last Friday
College Eye 10:8, p.1
12/11/1918 Present program on food conservation.
209 Dr. Merchant closes S. A. T. C. lectures
College Eye 10:8, p.1
12/11/1918 Excerpts from address on "The Philosophical Background of the War"; sixth and last lecture of the series.
210 Eells U. W. W. organization manager at Camp Dodge
College Eye 10:8, p.4
12/11/1918 Soldiers there have raised over $13,000.
211 From Samuel F. Hersey
College Eye 10:8, p.2
12/11/1918 Tells of experience in military service in France.
212 From W. C. Schluter
College Eye 10:8, p.2
12/11/1918 Tells of military service in France.
213 Good bye and good luck
Potter--Jacob John (Student--1918)
College Eye 10:8, p.3
12/11/1918 Memories of work in the SATC.
214 Large number of U. S. boys to enroll; college makes preparations for January 2, 1919
College Eye 10:8, p.1
12/11/1918 Will allow servicemen to enroll for full credit for the winter term.
215 Professors planning to come back
College Eye 10:8, p.4
12/11/1918 Professors Perrine, Palmer, and Van Oot hope to return to campus after completing their war work.
216 Winter enrollment reaches lowest mark; not complete, however, until discharged men enroll January 2, 1919
College Eye 10:8, p.1
12/11/1918 890 enrolled so far for the winter term; enrollment will be extended until January 2 to allow for returning servicemen.
217 Impressive service last Sunday evening
College Eye 10:7, p.1
11/27/1918 Eugene Allen considers US role in postwar world.
218 Library art exhibit attracting attention
College Eye 10:7, p.1
11/27/1918 Features military, Red Cross, and YMCA work.
219 Miss Maybelle Rathes
College Eye 10:7, p.3
11/27/1918 Has accepted appointment in hospital service in France.
220 Mrs. Walker gives lecture to T. C. girls
College Eye 10:7, p.1
11/27/1918 Believes women must take their part in assuring democracy in the world.
221 Prof. Lynch lectures on "War Poetry"; fifth S. A. T. C. open lecture last evening
College Eye 10:7, p.1
11/27/1918 Lengthy excerpts from address.
222 When they come back
College Eye 10:7, p.2
11/27/1918 Editorial states that students and faculty are anticipating the arrival of soldiers returning home from World War I.
223 Word has been received of the death
College Eye 10:7, p.3
11/27/1918 Harry Fullerton has died in France.
224 Captain Dunwood of the Medical Department, U. S. A.
College Eye 10:6, p.3
11/20/1918 Captain Dunwood has been transferred to Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Alabama. Lieutenant O'Reilly has been transferred to the University of Nebraska.
225 French officer spoke to crowded house; Lieutenant Sauvage relates his experiences; brings in France's part in war
College Eye 10:6, p.1
11/20/1918 Long excerpts from address on the war and the Armistice.
226 John G. McDonald, 1910
College Eye 10:6, p.4
11/20/1918 Has been twice wounded in France, now in Intelligence Department of the A. E. F.
227 Miss Burner addresses many students
College Eye 10:6, p.1
11/20/1918 Spoke on YWCA work in France during the war; called on college women to work for democracy.
228 President Seerley
College Eye 10:6, p.4
11/20/1918 Attended meetings in Chicago that were made extraordinary by the Armistice of the nations at war.
229 Professor W. O. Lockhart, on leave of absence
College Eye 10:6, p.4
11/20/1918 Commissioned Ensign in the U. S. Navy; will report to headquarters in New York City.
230 Robert McDonald
College Eye 10:6, p.4
11/20/1918 Entered the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
231 Sergeant Ray Pendleton writes his experiences
College Eye 10:6, p.2
11/20/1918 Talks about experiences in US Army camp in Georgia.
232 Tom McDonald has been commissioned
College Eye 10:6, p.4
11/20/1918 Commissioned Ensign in the U. S. Navy and ordered to headquarters in New York City.
233 Will McDonald, a former student
College Eye 10:6, p.4
11/20/1918 Is chaplain and First Lieutenant at the Aviation School in Arcadia, California.
234 11-Nov-18
College Eye 10:5, p.2
11/13/1918 States the importance of November 11, 1918, which marks the end of World War I.
235 B. A. Senior Class of '18
College Eye 10:5, p.3
11/13/1918 Their sponsor, Professor Getchell, contributed money to The United War Work Drive and College auxiliary of the Cedar Falls Red Cross Chapter.
236 Capt. William H. Hearst, 1889, 1890
College Eye 10:5, p.4
11/13/1918 Serving as Chief of Surgical Services, U. S. A. General Hospital No. 8, Otisville, New York.
237 Died: Mihran H. Mardigian
College Eye 10:5, p.4
11/13/1918 Died of influenza and pneumonia; had hoped to return to his native Armenia.
238 Dr. Frank N. Seerley of Army Y. M. C. A.
College Eye 10:5, p.4
11/13/1918 Letter; news and works of his division.
239 Four T. C. men called to service
College Eye 10:5, p.1
11/13/1918 Nelson Hersey, B. M. Hansen, Jesse Shedd, and Professor Palmer called.
240 Geddes thanks Americans for appreciative vote; Teachers College responded almost unanimous
College Eye 10:5, p.1
11/13/1918
241 Lieutenant Sauvage lectures Thursday; crowded house will greet this French war veteran
College Eye 10:5, p.1
11/13/1918 George M. Sauvage will speak on his military service.
242 Major R. F. Seymour
College Eye 10:5, p.4
11/13/1918 Now in A. E. F. in France; letter; news and movements of his division.
243 Miss Genevieve Johnson was called home
College Eye 10:5, p.3
11/13/1918 Went home to see brother before he left for service.
244 Professor Ernest Zechiel-U. S. Naval Research Laboratories, New London, Connecticut
College Eye 10:5, p.4
11/13/1918 Had been preparing to go overseas, but was ordered to work at the base.
245 Said the workman to the soldier
College Eye 10:5, p.2
11/13/1918 An Edgar Guest poem.
246 T. C. celebrates international holiday; all classes excused to commemorate close of war Monday; students attended down town performance in afternoon
College Eye 10:5, p.1
11/13/1918 Lengthy description of campus and town Armistice Day activities.
247 Terance Bryan Black, '15
College Eye 10:5, p.4
11/13/1918 Arrived in Ft. Des Moines Hospital; wounded in action; former college library staff.
248 War work campaign in full swing; student body subscribes heavily; $2200 reached yesterday with more coming in
College Eye 10:5, p.1
11/13/1918 Roger Leavitt addressed chapel on Armistice Day.
249 Arthur Dickinson
College Eye 10:4, p.3
11/6/1918 Safely arrived with his company overseas.
250 Casper Schenk
College Eye 10:4, p.4
11/6/1918 The words of the Captain of the 350th Infantry A. E. F.

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