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  • 314THE NORMAL ADVANCEClass of 1899The Meeting of The WatersTHOMAS MOOREThere is not in the wide world a A^alley so sAveet,As that A^ale...

    Twas not her soft magic of streamlet or hill,Oh, no—it Avas something more exquisite still.Twas that friends the beloved of my bosom ...

    Indiana State University Archives
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  • Barbara Keller Miller and her husband operated F. C. [Falls City] Electric Company on Spring Street in Jeffersonville at the time of&#x...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • Ruth Richardson Frederick was 15 at the time of the flood. She describes her life in Jeffersonville and Port Fulton and the devastation ...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • Adam Wallace was a young boy living with his mother and other relatives at the time of the 1937 Flood. He recalls being sent to&#x...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • THE NORMAL ADVANCE.95Local and Alumni.House Bill No. 316 ! Hurrah !Did you work for it ?Mr. Bronnenberg visited Normal friends Feb.7&#x...

    this year, as principal of a gradedschool.There have been 400 books added recently to theNormal library. This increased the number ofbooks to...

    Indiana State University Archives
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  • 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

  • THE NORMAL ADVANCE.53teristic attitude of a player while playing, weredrawn and a prize was awarded to the person guessing the most correctly.&#x...

    Indiana State University Archives
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  • Miss Frances Beard spent her adult life teaching at Port Fulton School. In her earliest years, the school served as a Refugee Center fo...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • 800 Block of N. Pennsylvania St., [815-817, 821-823, 825, 829, N. Pennsylvania, 103 E. 9th St.]

    Yes

    Commercial Building815-817 North Pennsylvania Streetcirca 1948Historic Description: Built as two separate buildings between 1947 and 1949, these two modest...

    multi-family dwelling

    Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection

  • 800 Block of N. Pennsylvania St., [815-817, 821-823, 825, 829, N. Pennsylvania, 103 E. 9th St.]

    Yes

    Commercial Building815-817 North Pennsylvania Streetcirca 1948Historic Description: Built as two separate buildings between 1947 and 1949, these two modest...

    multi-family dwellings; commercial

    Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection

  • 800 Block of N. Pennsylvania St., [815 - 817, 821 - 823, 825, 829, N. Pennsylvania, 103 E. 9th St.]

    Yes

    Commercial Building815-817 North Pennsylvania Streetcirca 1948Historic Description: Built as two separate buildings between 1947 and 1949, these two modest...

    multi-family dwelling

    Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection

  • 800 Block of N. Pennsylvania St., [815-817, 821-823, 825, 829, N. Pennsylvania, 103 E. 9th St.]

    Yes

    Commercial Building815-817 North Pennsylvania Streetcirca 1948Historic Description: Built as two separate buildings between 1947 and 1949, these two modest...

    multi-family dwellings; commercial

    Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection

  • 52THE NORMAL ADVANCESOCIETYWOMENS LEAGUE.The Womens League has an exceptionallybright outlook for the year, 1908-09. The pres- •ident, Miss Frances ...

    secretary, Miss Anna Paul

    treasurer,Miss Ada Tichenor.Fourteen chapters have been organized.Plans have been made for several social functions to be given during the year. The&#...

    the first ofa series of teas to be given by the WomensLeague. Besides the League members andFaculty, the Senior class was invited as ho...

    Misses Mary Wible, Flora Sam-pert, Frances and Jean Guffigan. A hot supper was served, after which Miss BlancheHanley was hostess for a Vari...

    Indiana State University Archives
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  • Edwin Coots, local undertaker and county coroner, was asked to take over as acting mayor during the weeks of the 1937 Ohio River Valley...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • The Florence Helen McGaughey collection contains three cubic feet of incoming letters

    writings in handwritten, typed, and published form

    photographs

    printed materials

    clippings

    reel-to-reel tape

    and awards, certificates, and medals.

    Indiana State University Archives

  • THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYlege, Chicago, III.

    1889-1916 practicing 1876-1882 teacher in Indiana

    1882-1884physician, Wichita, Kan.

    lr 1916. attended medical school

    lr 1884 prac-Taylor, Theodore Homer, la Evansville

    ticing physician in Evansville.CLASS OF 1877Bickmore, Charles E., principal of several schools in Indiana

    for several yearsward principal in Logansport

    deceased1885.Boore-Carpenter, Mrs. Alma J., taughtbefore and after marriage in the TerreHaute public schools.Bradshaw, Olivia, reported living in EastLiverpool, ...

    nr.Gardner-Oosley, Mrs. Sarah E., nr.Humke, Albert E., pa Brooklyn

    principal grammar grades, Wabash, Ind. 1877-1884

    1884-1890 professor of reading,Indiana State Teachers College

    1890-1894, superintendent of schools Vin-cennes, Ind.

    1904-1906 representative ofMetropolitan Papers, Indianapolis

    1906-1911, superintendent of schools, Edin-burg

    1913 clerk of House of Representatives, Indiana State Legislature

    since 1913 state inheritance tax investigator and engaged in the banking business

    for the past several years connected with the Fletcher Trust and Savings Company of Indianapolis.Mitchell, Marcia, nr.Woods, William B., taught severa...

    for some time teacher of grammar in the Indiana State Teachers College

    lived for a number of years atMonclova, Ohio

    deceased 1927. Graduated from University of Chicago, 1893,Ph. B. degree.CLASS OF 1878Barnes, Lorenzo D., taught school fora number of years...

    died in Canneltonin 1883.Brown, Addie, nr.Burke-Nichols, Mrs. Ella, pa 203 EastHigh St., Rockville

    1878-1880 teacher, rural school

    1880-1881 teachercity schools, Terre Haute

    1881-1889teacher city schools, Rockville

    1889-1897 assistant principal high school,Rockville

    1907-1908 assistant principal,high school, Montezuma

    1908-1921 principal high school, Rosedale: 1921-1924teacher history and English, Rosedale

    1924-1929 teacher high school, Rockville

    1929-1930 not teaching, retired

    A. B. Indiana State Teachers College1918.Caraway, Morgan, deceased, August1909.Chambers, Elizabeth K., pa 1925 North8th St., Terre Haute

    taught in the elementary schools in Frankfort, Shelby-ville, West Terre Haute and since 1898teaching in the Terre Haute elementaryschools

    at present, supervising principalCollett School.Dodson-Mace, Mrs. Ida, ha 1125 Western Ave., Norfolk, Va.

    taught summerterm 1878, Winamac

    1878-1879 teacherof grades, Winamac

    1879-1880 teacherin district school, Cass county

    1880-1883 attended University of Michigan

    1890 teacher of history, DePauw University, spring term

    1883-1929 married to William H. Mace, professor emeritus of history, Syracuse University

    after Dr. Mace retired they lived in Norfolk, Va., until the time of her death.May, 1929.Eubank, Joseph H., nr.Harris, Frances E., pa West&#...

    taught history in grades inKnightsville, Prairieton, West TerreHaute and Terre Haute

    retired and athome in West Terre Haute.Harrison, Charles E., deceased 1879.Hill-CIawson, Mrs. Cora, la St. Petersburg, Fla.

    1878-1880 teacher of grades,Princeton

    1880-1886 teacher of methods, Indiana State Teachers College

    1886-1887 teacher, Boys Normal School,San Juan, Argentine Republic

    1887-1889vice-directress, Girls Normal School,Mercedes Province of Buenos Ayres,Argentine

    1889-1894 directress of Normal School and Slyod Normal TrainingSchool for Boys and Girls, EsquimaProvince of Corrientes, Argentine

    1894-1895 spent in Europe

    1895-1896 returned to United States to recuperate brokenhealth caused by over-work

    1896-1901assisted in establishing and directingInternational Home for Young Womenin Buenos Ayres

    1902-1908 married andliving in Cuba

    1908-1910 spent in Puerto Rico, San Juan

    1910-1914 afterdeath of husband returned to Cuba

    private teacher of Spanish until 1914

    1914-1915 teacher of Spanish, SouthlandSenervoz, St. Petersburg, Fla.

    1915-1928 private classes in Spanish, St.Petersburg, Fla.King, Rachel, taught in the city schools,Indianapolis for a number of years

    norecent report.Purdy-Stapelton, Mrs. Kate, pa Rock-ford, 111.

    lr 1928 not teaching

    home-keeper, wife of Willard Stapleton.Reynolds, Alpheus, pa Greenfield

    engaged in teaching profession until 1926when he retired

    superintendent ofschools of Greenfield, Nashville and heldseveral other administrative positions

    retired and living in Greenfield.Rupp-Wisehart, Mrs. Alice, ha TerreHaute: 1878-1879 teacher in rural schoolnear Dana

    1879-1881 teacher of grades,Shelbyville

    1881-1887 teacher of grades,Clinton

    1887-1893 principal grades,Topeka, Kan.

    1893-1902 assistant inEnglish department. State AgriculturalCollege Manhattan, Kan.

    received M.A. degree while in this position, thesecond one to receive this honor fromthe college

    1902-1905 head of Englishdepartment. State Agricultural College,Manhattan, Kan.

    1905-1906 home onleave of absence for rest and recreation

    1906-1916 married Robert T. Wisehartof Clinton

    at home and did not teachuntil 1916 when husband was killed inauto accident

    1916-1924 instructor ofhistory and English, junior high school,Clinton

    1924-1927 resigned position onaccount of nervous breakdown: at homein Terre Haute until her death, Nov. 3,1927.Scott, Sarah, ha Terre Haute...

    taughtin elementary and high schools of TerreHaute for a number of years

    for along time teacher of mathematics at

    Indiana State University Archives
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  • Arthur L. Smith, closed his auto repair shop during the flood and volunteered himself and his boat to rescue people trapped by the floo...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • Dorothy Phillips and her husband lived in a rented home in Jeffersonville at the time of the flood. Instead of leaving, Dorothy signed ...

    Jeffersonville Township Public Library

  • An employee newsletter.

    theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 2, No. 2Branch SuggestionPlan ImprovementNoted by KoegleCHICAGO, ILL.-A marked im­provementin both number of sug­gestionssubmitted and&#x...

    Business & Industry