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This is a digitized recording of a dictabelt, which the Indianapolis Fire Department used to record dispatch calls during the 1960s and 1970...
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One typed page including photograph; brief history of Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church.
ABASH VALLEY WP R O F I L E SA series of tributes to hometown heroes who have made a difference.Washashington Avenue Presbyterian Churc...
Vigo County Historical Society -
THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYMoody-McFerrin, Mrs. Caroline E., nr.Moore, Benjamin F., ha Muncie
foryears one of Indianas most highly respected school men: superintendent ofschools of Muncie at the time the stateopened Ball Teachers College&#...
was dean of the college andprofessor of education at time of hisdeath in 1926.Naber, Guilford M., pa Wabash
taughtin rural and high schools of Indiana
superintendent of schools. South Whitley1884-1888
1891-1896 county superintendent
1896-1929 in life insurancebusiness, Wabash
A. B. Taylor University in 1886.Severinghaus-Schnider, Mrs. Mary
nr.Shea, Thomas J., ha Lexington
taughtfor several years and engaged in mercantile business in Lexington severalyears prior to his death in 1913.Sheets, Harriett H., ha 421 North...
lr 1905connected with the New York Life Insurance Company.Smith, J. F., nr.Smith-Shea, Mrs. Anna E., pa 430 West4 7th St., Indianapolis...
taught twoyears at Burnetts Creek before graduation
1901-1927 teacher in the grades,Indianapolis
1927-1929 retired and living in Indianapolis.♦Stewart-Foulke, Mrs. Mary E., ha Dublin
1884-1885 teacher in Brazil
1885-1886 teacher in Rushville: 1886-1890principal high school, Worthington
1890-1894 teacher Rich Square Academy
1894-1898 principal high school Middle-town
1901-1910 principal high school,Dublin
1910-1916 homekeeper and devoted spare time to community interests
deceased June 14, 1926.Stewart, Hattie, nr.Tarney-Campbell, Mrs. Sarah, ha Anderson
1884-1892 assistant professor indepartment of psychology and methodsin Indiana State Teachers College
lr1929 not teaching
at home in Anderson.CLASS OF 1885Alexander, W. E., ha Bedford
1885-1S88 principal schools, Somerset
1888-1896 superintendent schools, Converse
1896-1905 superintendent of schools,Bedford
1905-1916 engaged in insurance business
1921-1928 township trustee, Shawswick township, Bedford.Batty, Fannie, nr, deceased 1889.Blasdel-Harvey, Mrs. Jennie, ha Ton-kawa, Okla.
taught in schools of Indiana, Oklahoma, and South Dakota fromgraduation to latest report in 1917.rfrinkerhoff, A., ha Sedan, Kan., lr 1912in real...
deceased April 1912.Caldwell, Alexander, nr.♦Chappell-Sleeper, Mrs. Ella, ha Rod-lands, Calif.
taught in city schools ofPrinceton for two years
married in1887.Dunagan, Oscar, ha Center Point
1884-1886 superintendent of schools, Shoals
1886-1888 principal normal school, Aurora, 111.
1888-1889 teacher of Latin andpedagogy, Mt. Lebanon University, Mt.Lebanon, La.
1889-1890 principal oftownship high school, Ashboro
1890-1892 superintendent Pima Indian Schools,Sacaton, Ariz.
1892-1894 principaltownship school, Asherville
1894-1896principal schools, Center Point
1896-1897 principal Warrior, Ala.
1897-1901principal township high school, Ashboro
1901-1902 manager for Hayden Co.,Tempe, Ariz.
1902-1904 principalschools, Cory
1904-1907 principal township high school, Ashboro
1907-1908principal high school Mooney
lr 1909principal Sugar Ridge Township HighSchool.Dubois, Chaso Orton, ha Beecher, III.
1885-1887 principal schools, Crothers-ville
1887-1888 at home in Champaigncounty, 111.
1888-1892 principal schools,Cerro Gordo and Illiopolis, 111.
1892-1895 principal schools, Mason City, 111.
1895-1898 superintendent schools, MasonCity, 111.
1898-1901 principal wardschool ,Racine Wis.: 1901-1904 superintendent schools, Lanark and Lockport
1904-1909 superintendent schools Mas-coutah. 111.
1909-1911 superintendentschools Newton. 111.
1911-1912 superintendent schools Eldorado, 111.
1912-1914did not teach on account of illness
1914-1915 principal high school, Thebes, 111.
1915 superintendent schools Beecher,111.
no recent report.Engle, John T., ha Bloomingdale
superintendent of schools of East Auburn,California for more than twenty years
president of the California High SchoolAssociation, a pioneer in supervisedstudy and the junior college
lecturer.University of California during summerterms.Fuller-Alexander, Mrs. Jessie, pa 234Westminister Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
lrteacher in city schools, Syracuse, N. Y.Graves, James T., ha Monticello
1885-1888 principal of high school, Monticello
1888-1903 superintendent of schools,Motion
1903-1927 in loan, law and abstracting business, Monticello.Henry, William E., pa 5209 15th Ave.,N. E., Seattle, Wash.
1885-1890 principal high school, Peru
1891, A. B., Indiana University.
1891-1893 instructorin English, Indiana University
1893-1895 graduate student, Univeristy ofChicago
1894-1895 fellow University ofChicago
1895-1897 professor of English,Iranklin College, Franklin
1897-1906state librarian of Indiana, Indianapolis
1906-1929 librarian, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.Hope-Soper, Mrs. Dora, ha 6156 Kim-bark Ave., Chicago, 111.
1886-1891 principal township graded schools
1892-1893 teacher in schools, Chicago, 111.
1893-1930 married to Thomas A. Soper,homekeeper, Chicago, 111.Hudleson, J. M., ha Algiers
since graduation, principal of schools in number ofIndiana cities, including Francisco,Hazelton, Nappanee, Bruceville andDecker
since 1892 spent most of thetime in the ministry serving pastoratesin a large number of Indiana cities
in1925 accepted the principalship of theschools at Algiers.♦Hunnicutt, A. G., deceased 1889, nr.Hunter-Lloyd, Mrs. Nannie M., pa 1101North 4th St.,&...
1886-1902teacher in schools of Sandford and TerreHaute
1902-1904 teacher Vigo CountyHome for Dependent Children
1904-1906principal primary department, SpellmanSeminary, a training school for coloredgirls, Atlanta, Ga.
1906 resigned and
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The final report volume I for propellant and explosives (P&E) area site 63 at Indiana Army Ammunition Plant of Supplemental Phase I...
F I N A L R E P O R TV O L U M E IP&E AREA – SITE 63INDIANA ARMY AMMUNITION PLANTSUPPLEMENTAL PHASE II RCRA&#...
Clark County Collections -
114THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY1914-1916 principal, department school.New Albany
1916-1917 student, IndianaUniversity
1918-1921 principal, juniorhigh school, Hastings, Nebraska
1921-1923 principal, junior high school, Ard-more, Oklahoma
1924-1929 engaged innewspaper circulation work with Oklahoma News and Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
received A. B.from Indiana University in 1920.Beard, Asa L., ha Scircleville: pa Flora
1914-1916 teacher of history, physicalgeography, commerce, botany and algebrain high school, Scircleville
1926-1929principal, high school. New Richmond
graduate student, Indiana University.Bowles, Forest, ha Terre Haute, pa Harts-ville, Ohio. RFD 1
1914-1915 student,Indiana State Teachers College
1915-1917 teacher of woodwork and mechanical drawing, Lawrenceburg
1918-1919United States Army
1919-1930 teacherof woodwork and mechanical drawinghigh school, Canton, Ohio.Brotherton-Furstenberger, Mrs. Helen,pa 1020 6th Ave., Terre Haute
1914-1916 teacher grades, city schools, TerreHaute
1916-1918 teacher of art, juniorhigh school, Terre Haute
1918-1923 notteaching, homekeeper, married
1923-1927 teacher grades, city schools, TerreHaute
1927-1930 teacher of art, McLean Junior High School, Terre Haute.School, Terre Haute.Brown, Dorph H., ha Peru
1914-1917superintendent of schools, Amboy
1917-1920 superintendent of schools, Miamicounty, Peru: 1920-1921 superintendentof schools, Peru: lr 1921.Brown, George J., A. B., 1916
B. S.1923
pa RFD C, Farmersburg
1914-1915 teacher, Montgomery county
1915-1916 teacher, high school, Pimento
1916-1917 teacher, high school, Portland
1917-1919 in the United States Army
1919-1924 teacher, mechanical drawing, highschool, Mt. Vernon
1924-1925 teacher,high school, Pimento
1926-1930 teacher,mechanical drawing, McLean Junior HighSchool, Terre Haute.Bruner, Claude E.. A. R., ha MulberryGrove, Illinois
1914-1917 teacher in highschool, Staunton
1917 military service
lr 1917.Bullington-Lapping, Mrs. Alice, pa Hard-insburg
1914-1915 teacher in departmental school, Bloomington
1915-1916teacher in grades and high school, Hard-insburg: 1916-1919 part time teacher,Hardinsburg
1916-1924 married, athome, not teaching
1924-1929 teacherin Hardinsburg.Burget, George E., A. B., ha Kempton:pa 670 E. 16th St., North, Portland,Oregon
1929-1930 professor of physiology, University of Oregon, MedicalSchool, Portland, Oregon
for completerecord see class of 1912.Burkett-Hemmer, Mrs. Zclpha, A. B.,ha Owens ville: pa Fort Branch
lrmarried, not teaching, homekeeper.Carlisle, Edwin B., pa 4369 Madison St.,Gary: 1914-1929 teacher of technicaldrawing and drafting, Gary.Carmack, H. LeRo...
paStewartsville
1913-1914 assistant wardprincipal. Vincennes
1914-1916 teacherof mathematics and history in highschool, Brazil
1920-1924 superintendentof schools, Newburg, and public accountant
1925-1921! student, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute
1926-1928principal of schools, Roann, Wabashcounty
1929-1930 principal of schools,Stewartsville.Carmichael, Harley F., pa Decatur, Illinois, 1820 N. Church St.
1917-1918 principal of Dunfee School, Decatur, Illinois
1919-1920 principal, Central High School,Decatur, Illinois
1921-1929 principal,Roosevelt Junior High School, Decatur,Illinois.Carrithers-Bickel, Mrs. Mary E., ha 341N. 13th St., Terre Haute
1914-1917teacher of home economics, high school,Edwardsport
1917-1918 teacher of sewing, high school, Elkhart
1918-1929 notteaching, homekeeper, married in 1918to H. N. Bickel.Clark, James Russell, ha Crete
pa Winchester
1914-1917 principal, SulphurSprings
1917-1923 principal of schools.Farmland
1923-1929 principal, McKinleyConsolidated Grade and High School,Winchester.Clauser, William S., pa Rossville
1914-1918 teacher manual training, highschool, Evansville
1918-1919 in UnitedStates Army
1919-1930 farming.Cleaver, Nellie, ha Lebanon
1913-1914,primary teacher in rural schools
1914-1915 at home
1915-1916 teacher in ruralschools in Boone county
1916-1923teacher, rural schools, Lebanon
lr 1923.Cline, Charles V., ha Leavenworth
1914-1915, ward principal, grade school, CrownPoint
1915-1916 student, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute
taughtclass in history at Indiana State Teachers College during summer of 1916
1916teaching history and agriculture in highschool, Madison
lr 1916.Cline, Coia M., pa Cloverdale
1904-1905teacher, Putnam county rural school,Cloverdale
1906-1908 teacher Parkecounty, Florida township rural school
1908-1909 teacher, Parke county, Catlin,primary grades
1909-1912 teacher Owencounty, Jackson township rural schools
1912-1914 teacher, Vermillion county,Helt township rural schools
1915-1916teacher, Pretty Rock, North Dakota:1916-1921 teacher, Putnam county,Cloverdale
1921-1922 teacher, Pensa-cola, Florida
1923-1929 teacher ofgrades, Putnam county, Cloverdale.Cochran-Knickerbocker, Mrs. Dorothy
ha Elwood
pa 4301 4th Ave., Sacramento, California
taught three years inElwood before graduation
1914-1917teacher, grades, Edgewood building, Elwood
1917-1929 homekeeper, married in1917
substitute teacher, elementaryschools
Sacramento since 1927
1929-1930 teacher of grades, Sacramento, California.Conncll-Johnson, Mrs. Edith, ha Indianapolis, 1244 King Ave.
1914-1915 teacher, primary grades, Roanoke
1921-1929supply teacher, Wayne township andhousewife, Marion county.Connor, Wm. E., pa 432 E. 109th St.,Cleveland, Ohio
1929 director, referenceresearch, public schools, Cleveland,Ohio
for complete record see class of1910.Cooprider, Vida, ha Clay City
1914-1916teacher of grades, Martz and Ligonier
1916-1918 teacher of grades, Knightstown
1918-1923 teacher of grades, LaPorte
lr 1923.Corn, William S., ha Augusta
1914-1915
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
In 1937, James Kershner was twelve years old. In this interview, Mr. Kershner recounts the memories of that 12 year old, forced with hi...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
One typed page including photograph; biography of Edward Lee Wilkerson, a distinguished surgeon from Terre Haute, Indiana.
WABASHP R OFIA hometown h heroes who h difference. A seriies of ttributes tto h f ib t t h have made a diff dVALLEYL E S...
Vigo County Historical Society -
142THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYgrades in a Georgetown township school
1919-1929 not teaching
at home, home-keeper.Meyer, Herbert L. A. B. pa 603 Ridge-wood Ave., N. S. Pittsburg, Pa.
taughtsix years before graduation
1917-1929teacher of manual training, Pittsburg,Pa.
attended University of Pittsburg1922 to 1925
attended University ofWisconsin 1925.Miller, Bertha, ha RFD 1, Worthington
nr.Miller, Earl, ha Cory
pa 1324 WestDayton St., Madison, Wis.
1906-1907teacher rural and graded schools. Clayand Vermillion counties
1917-1919United States Army
1919-1921 teacher,algebra and history, senior high school,Dixon, 111.
1921-1922 principal highschool, Marshall
1922-1927 teacher,mathematics and biology, senior highschool, Richmond
1927-1930 studentUniversity of Wisconsin, M. A. 1928,Ph. D., 1930.Millspaugh, Hershel B., A. B. pa Evansville
taught one year in New Harmonybefore graduation
1922-1925 did notteach
1925-1929 teacher in Evansville.♦Monroe, Katherine B., ha 630 GilbertAve., Terre Haute
lr 1917 teacher ofgrades, Dunbar School, Terre Haute, deceased.Moon, Gertrude, pa 306 West Blvd.,Elkhart
taught primary grades in Bowling Green and in the rural schools ofWashington township, Clay county before graduation
1917-1920 teacher ofgrades, Elkhort
1920-1930 teacher Central Junior High School, Elkhart
attended Columbia University, summer of1922 and Indiana University summersof 1921, 1923, 1926, and «1927.Morgan, Glenn ,A. B. 559 South 5th St.,C...
1914-1916 teacher of mathematics in high school, Oblong, 111.
1916-1917 student, Indiana State TeachersCollege, received A. B.
1917-1918 teacher of mathematics, township high school,Sidell, 111.
1918-1924 teacher mathematics, Clinton
1926-1928 teacher ofgrades, Clinton.Mullins, Edna B., pa 2215 South 7thSt., Terre Haute
1913-1915 teacher ofelementary grades, Swayzee
1915-1925teacher of domestic science and music,Summitville: 1925-1930 teacher of homeeconomics, Sarah Scott Junior HighSchool, Terre Haute
attended IndianaUniversity 1926, received A. M.
graduate student. University of Chicago 1926
summer instructor, Hampton Institute,Hampton, Va. 1929.Musselman, Paul, pa 1733 Hillman St.,Youngstown, Ohio
taught 1910-1916in Camden schools before graduation
1917-1918 superintendent schools andteacher of mathematics, high school,Camden
1918-1920 teacher mathematics,high school, Bradford, Pa.
1920-1929teacher mathematics, South High School,Youngstown, Ohio
attended ManchesterCollege from 1922-1924, during summersessions
attended Indiana University1913-1914.Nehf-Hastings, Mrs. Helen L., A. B. paWashington
supervisor of music, artand domestic science in grades and highschool, Whitestown
married
not teaching, homekeeper in Washington.Nicholson, Mayme, la 215 East 11th St.,Washington
1917-1918 teacher of read-ing junior high school, Washington
1918-1919 part time teacher and stenographer, Washington, D. C.
1919-1920secretary of quartermaster corps, Washington, D. C. and Chicago, 111.
1920-1921 tutored war veterans in commercialsubjects
lr 1921.Noblitt, Ivan E., pa 1446 Locust St.,Terre Haute
1917-1918 teacher of history and science, high school, English
1918-1919 entered military service
1919-1920 teacher in North Websterpublic schools
1920-1922 principal highschool, Walkerton
1922-1929 principalhigh school, West Terre Haute.Noel, Nona, A. B. ha Terre Haute
lr1916.ONeal, Rose H., pa 320 W. 8th St.,Gary
1913-1917 teacher country schools,Martin and Daviess counties
1917-1925teacher of grades, Jefferson School,Gary
1925-1929 principal James Whit-comb Riley School, Gary
enrolled in extension classes in Gary 1925-1927.Orr-New, Mrs. Leah Marie, pa Elkhart
1917-1921 teacher of primary work, Elkhart
1921-1929 substitute teacher, Elkhart.Ossenberg, June, pa 139 East WalnutSt., Martinsville
1917-1922 teacher ofscience in Decatur High School, Decatur
1922-1923 attended Indiana University
1923-1925 teacher of science,Decatur High School
1925-1929 teacherof science, Martinsville High School.Overton, Helen, pa 2308 Ashmead Place,Washington, D. C.
taught Center township, Howard county, Kokomo, 1913-1916 before graduation
1917-1919teacher of grades, Kokomo
1923-1929government service. Bureau of InternalRevenue, Washington, D. C.♦Overpeck, Garnet, ha Rosedale
deceased
lr 1917 teacher of 4th grade, MuncieInd.Overpeck, Julia, pa Peru
1917-1918teacher of departmental work, Tangier
1918-1924 teacher of English and Latin,High School, Parke county
1925-1927teacher of English and Latin, Blooming-dale
1927-1928 teacher of English andLatin, Peru.Paige-Roll. Mrs. Mary H., A. B. pa 506Osborne St., Terre Haute
1917-1929teacher in Terre Haute Schools
nowcafeteria manager, Gerstmeyer TechnicalHigh School
received M. S., ColumbiaUniversity.Parker, Ethel Lee A. B. pa 336 LindenWalk, Lexington, Ky.
1913-1914 teacher of grades, Mooresville
1914-1916teacher of arithmetic and home economics, Clinton
1916-1918 teacher ofhome economics, Brazil
1918-1921teacher of home economics, Indiana StateTeachers College
1921-1922 student,Columbia University
1922-1924 director of home economics, Winona, Minn.
1924-1927 head of department, home economics, Womens College, University ofDelaware, Newark, Del.
1927-1928 National Research Council Fellow of Parental Education and Child Development,Columbia University, Merrill PalmerSchool of Homemaking in Detroit andUni...
1928-1929 professor of home economics education. College of Education, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky.Partenheimer, Lydia, pa 401 Second St.,...
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20THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYschool. Chandler, Okla: 1915 head ofEnglish department, high school, Muskogee, Okla: lr 1915.Derg, Daniel, attended Indiana Univ...
no other information.Dunn, Walter, nr.Felbaum, Gusta, pa Dayton
1928 livingon farm.Felbaum, Mathilde Christine, pa Dayton
189^-1894 student at Indiana University,A B. degree
1894-1895 principal ofhigh school, West Point
1895-1897assistant in high school, Decatur
1897-1S98 student at Indiana University preparing for M. A. degree
1898-1901 principal of high school, Warsaw
1901-1902student at Purdue University, M. S. degree
1902-1911 head of department ofEnglish and German in high school, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
1911-1929 living onfarm in Tippecanoe county.Ferguson-McManis, Mrs. Mary E., iaPasadena, Calif.
1893-1894 taughtgrades, Clinton
1894-1895 taughtgrades, Terre Haute
1895-1897 taughtgrades, Pasadena, Calif.
1911-1913taught English and arithmetic. GirlsVocational School, Kalamazoo, Mich.
married to John T. McManis and residing in Pasadena, Calif.
lr 1928.Freudenreich, Louise, deceased 1895Froeb, Anna C, pa 1501 Wabash Ava.,Terre Haute
1893-1929 teaching in thepublic schools of Terre Haute
at present teacher of grades, Thompson School,Terre Haute.Fulkerson, Alva Otis, pa Washington:1893-1895 principal schools Raglesville
1895-1897 student, Indiana University,graduated in 1897
1897-1899 principalschools, Elnora
1899-1905 principal,Southside School Washington: 1905-1911 teacher, high school, Washington
1911-1915 county superintendent schools,Daviess county
1915-1925 superintendent of schools, Washington
1925-1928teacher of history, high school, Washington
1928-1929 principal, high school,Washington.Gaylor, G. W., lr 1916 superintendent ofschools, Canton, 111.Gilbette-Sumner, Mrs. Cora D., la 2420Garfield Ave., Te...
1917 studentin home economics department, IndianaState Teachers College.Gilhams, Herbert, la Howe
1893-1899superintendent of schools, Lima
1899-1907 county superintendent schools, LaGrange
1907-1910 superintendent ofschools, Rome City
1910-1912 superintendent of schools, Hine
1912 superintendent of schools, Sedgwick, Kan.
1928retired after teaching forty years
managing farms in Indiana, Kansas andCanada.Gourley, Flora, ha Bloomington
attended Indiana University
taught in Anderson several years.Griffith, M. B., attended Indiana University
teacher of music there from1895-1896
deceased.Hansell, George Hart, pa Rising Sun
1898 A. B. from Indiana University
1910 University of Cincinnati, M.D.
1910-1929 practicing medicine in Rising Sun.Harwood, Samuel E., taught for a number of years in the normal school atCarbondale, 111,
no other information.Heath, James William, pa 626 South19th St., Terre Haute
taught in Claycounty school after graduating
1894-1902 student in Indiana University andreceived A. B. and A. M. degrees
1903-1909 principal of schools, Asherville
1909-1929 teacher of mathematics inWiley High School, Terre Haute.Heironimus, Norval C, pa 635 NationalRoad, Richmond
1893-1894 principalOaktown
1894-1895 student, IndianaUniversity
1895-1929 principal juniorhigh school, Richmond.Hooker, Brainard, pa West Lafayette
1893-1895 assistant in high school, Mt.Vernon
1895-1898 principal of highschool, Rochester
1898-1899 student,Indiana University
1900-1901 assistantto J. B. Wisely, Indiana State TeachersCollege: 1900-1901 principal of highsohool, Dayton
1901-1902 principal ofhigh 3chool, Thorntown
1902-1903 principal of high school, Dayton
1903-1904traveling
1904-1906 principal of highsohool, Dayton
1906-1907 principal ofhigh school, West Lafayette
1907-1919county superintendent, Tippecanoe county
1927-1929 principal of Ford School,Lafayette.Kalmback, Matilda, la 205 Front St.,Jeffersonville
from time of graduation1893 to 1928 teacher of grades in schoolsof Jeffersonville.♦Lang, Anna, nr
deceased.♦Lawrence, Elizabeth, nr. deceased.Little-Bush, Mrs. Eunice Elizabeth, pa2533 North 9th St., Phoenix, Ariz.
1893-1895 teacher in primary grades,Newport
1894-1896 student, IndianaUniversity, Bloomington
1896 receivedA. B.
1896-1897 principal, Waveland
1897-1900 teacher in English and history, Lebanon
1900-1926 at home, notteaching, Lebanon
1926-1928 supplyteacher. Phoenix Union High School,Phoenix, Ariz.
graduate student. University of Arizona.McManis, John T., Ia 6946 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
1893-1895 superintendent at Ossian
1895-1896 teacherin California schools
1896-1897 Stanford University A. B.
1897-1900 principal of high school, Los Banos, Calif.
1900-1902 assistant in education, LelandStanford University, A. M.
1902-1904fellow in education, University of Chicago, Ph. D.
1904-1908 head of department of education, Western NormalSchool, Kalamazoo, Mich.
1908 head ofdepartment of education, Chicago Normal School. Writings
Behavior of anIndividual Child, Warrick & York, 1916Ella Flagg Young & Half Century Chicago Schools, McClurg & Co.
1916.Mauntel, Christian Henry, la Alva,Okla
1895 A. B. Indiana University
1895-1896 student at University of Chicago, A. M. degree 1896
1897-1898teacher of history in high schools, Indianapolis
1897-1929 attorney at law,Alva, Okla.Mavity-Martin, Mrs. Kate, la 204 TateSt., Greensboro, N. C.
1893-1894 principal of elementary grades, Vincennes
1894-1896 critic teacher, grades, Training School, Illinois State Normal University
1896-1900 director of TrainingSchool, Whitewater, Wisconsin StateNormal School: 1900 married WilliamWoodrow Martin, not teaching
1916-1921 active in public affairs, vice chairman Missouri Commission on NationalDefense during period of war
1922-1923 member of Constitutional Convention Missouri
chairman of Committee
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The May 2003 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&#x...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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An employee newsletter
MIRRORVOLUME 3, No. 3 MARCH, 1951Charles City Plant SuesFE For Strike DamagesDUBUQUE, row A-A suit to recover$122,815 in damages resulting...
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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