Today in the History of the University of Illinois

• 1940: The second unit was to quickly follow into service on October 15, at which time the University's contact with Illinois Iowa Power Company was to be terminated.... (William Lamont Abbott Power Plant)
• 1940: ftn1 1 On September 1, 1940 the Illini Union Building was formally leased to the University by the University of Illinois Foundation and on September 27, 1940, the Illini Union Building Trust Agreement was signed between the Bo... (Illini Union)
• 1949: ...cres of land in an eighty-acre tract now owned by the University at the southwest corner of Race Street and Florida Avenue, Urbana". ftn1 1 To be completed and ready for occupancy by September 1, 1949, the Faculty Staff Houses that were later leveled in the late 1990's due to disrepair. ftn2 2 ftnref1 1 Board of Trustees Proceedings, January 13, 1949 ftnref2 2 Personal observation recollection ... (Faculty Staff Houses)
• 1955: ...from Kuhne-Simmons Co. for 432,416, was received. The Board formally accepted the bid and authorized construction on October 27, 1954, with the building to be completed no later than September 1, 1955. ftn3 3 The building was officially named as the Veterinary Medicine Large Animal Clinic in 1955. ftn4 4 It is outfitted with facilities to conduct and analyze the entire meat lifecycle, from initial... (Meat Science Laboratory)
• 1965: ... Courier - 3 17 68 ftnref10 10 Onsite dedication plaque ftnref11 11 Courier - 3 17 68 ftnref12 12 Courier - 5 12 1963 ftnref13 13 Campus and South Farms Map - College of Agriculture, September 1, 1965 ftnref14 14 University Buildings Spreadsheet - Vertical File, University Archives ... (Veterinary Medicine Complex)
• 1965: ftn12 12 By September 1, 1965, the College of Agriculture had selected the current site in south campus for a new Veterinary Science complex. ftn13 13 In 1971 the Veterinary Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics Laboratory was complete... (Veterinary Medicine Complex)
• 2004: ftn25 25 On September 1, 2004, the Union dedicated a new mural in its southwest foyer, drawn by Glen C. Davis. ftn26 26 The new mural replaced one that had been there since the foyer's opening in 1962, replacing the old with the ... (Illini Union)
• 2004: Dedicated September 1, 2004, ftn2 2 the new facility is a tour-de-force in technological advancement, including its new 2M waste management system. Using 6 tanks capable of managing up to 3.6 million gallons of animal waste, th... (New South Farms / Beef/Sheep Unit)

• 1880: ... Morrill Supplementary Acts. Change of Name, and in Constitution of Board. Dissatisfaction with Regent and Overthrow by Alumni. Development of Student Life. resignation was effective September 1, 1880, and till next March Dr. Selim H. Peabody, professor of mechanical engineering and physics, served as Regent pro tempore, when he was elected to the Regency. The new head was of long academic experie... (Book - History of the University (Nevins))
• 1880: ...ois as we know it Doctor John Milton Gregory, the first Regent President . He was elected to his high office March 12, 1867, and served with great distinction and winsome favor until September 1, 1880, when he resigned because his strength seemed to him unequal to the burden he had assumed and appeared inevitable while he continued in the position. This is not the place for an historic account, bu... (Dedication - Gregory Hall)
• 1888: September 1st, 1888, he entered the Artillery School at Fort Monroe, Va., and graduated in '90, when he was detailed to duty here. He received his appointment as Captain, November 12th, 1892. Next year he will be transf... (Illio - 1895)
• 1888: , September 1, 1888. Boggs, Harriet M., A.M., Mrs. I. A. Love, Danville. Colvin, Mary S., Mrs. W. C. Hargis, Bondville. Fellows, Clara Belle, B.L., Mrs. J. D. Day, Rhinelander,Wis. Gardner, Jessie, B.L.. Music Student, ... (Course Catalog - 1894-1895)
• 1888: ...att, Silas H Express Agent St. Paul, Minn. Scotohbrook, Geo P B S Wessington, Dak. Sondericker, William B A Physician Weis, Joseph B S Chemist Chicago. Ashby, Lida M B L Mrs C L Richards Sept. 1, 1888. Boggs, Hattie M B A Teacher Colvin, Mary S Mrs W C Hargis Bondville. Fellows, Clara B B L Mrs I D Day Indianapolis, Minn. Gardner, Jessie B L At home Champaign. Healy, Grace B L Mrs C L Smith Minnea... (Course Catalog - 1888-1889)
• 1888: Richards, September 1, 1888. .Hebron, Neb. Boggs, Hattie M., M.A., Mrs. I. A. Love Anthony, Kan. Colvin, Mary S., Mrs. W. C. Hargis Bondville. Fellows, Clara B., A.L., Mrs. J. D. Day Rhinelander, Wis. Gardner, Jessie, B.L., Mus... (Course Catalog - 1891-1892)
• 1892: ...for 1891-92 and 18,000 for 1892-93 were received during the fiscal year 1891-92. Rept., Univ. of HI., 1892, pp. 132, 282 . At that time the fiscal year of the University extended from September 1 to August 31. This was changed in 1895-96, to end June 30. According to the University records, the payments of 19,000, 20,000, and 21,000 were each apparently received during the year previous to that in... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1899: ...S 30, M.A. Columbia, first vice-pr. side Lura E. Crawford, B.S 38, second vice-president; Helen T. Geer. li.S. secretary. News of the Classes Class of 1899 B Emma R. Jutton retired on September 1 from the University of Illinoj Library staff on which she had served continuously for forty-six ear She had been head of the Circulation Department since 1906. The Librad Librarians an West Nellie E. Parh... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1900: ...in the Library School, Miss Spencer is now serving as librarian of the Education, Philosophy and Psychology Reading Room of the University Library, to which Position she was appointed September 1, succeeding Ida Tod who retired. During the past summer Alice Lohrer, instructor in the Library School, taught courses in library science for teacher librarians at J j J , Lafayette, Indiana. As chairman ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1900: ...oard that the department of music should bo made the School of Music, to be conducted on the same basis as the Schools of Law, Medicine, etc.; and in 1900 when it was voted that after September 1st of that year all matriculated students who were residents of Illinois should be entitled to instruction in all departments of the School of Music at no higher rates than the students in other divisions ... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1900: ...tain five stories, and will accommodate 150,000 volumes. At present but three stories are fitted with shelving. An Agricultural Building, costing 150,000, will be ready for occupancy September 1, 1900. It consists of four separate structures built around an open court and connected by corridors. The main building is 248 feet long, from 50 to 100 feet in depth and three stories high, and contains o... (Course Catalog - 1899-1900)
• 1904: September 1, 1904. This was one of t h e first extensive and systematic investigations on reinforced concrete made in this country, and the results aided in clearing up a number of controverted points. While the inves... (Book - First Years of Engineering Experiment Station (1906))
• 1904: ...importance to professional engineers and to the manufacturing, mining, railway and other industrial interests of the State. The first bulletin issued by the Station bears the date of September 1, 1904. There was, however, no Station organization until Professor L. P. Breckenridgc was appointed Director of the Engineering Experiment Station on June 2, 1905. During the period which has since elapsed... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1907: ...r. Henry M.' Beardsley, '79, of Kansas City, gave the address on The Viewpoint of the Graduate. March 12 Albert V. Bleininger appointed Assistant Professor of ceramics, to begin work September 1, 1907. Board of Trustees established a laboratory of Physiological Chemistry in the Dept. of Animal Husbandry. Samuel A. Bullard, '78, retired from the Board of Trustees. L. H. Kerrick elected President of... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1907: ... of Prussia to her Present Greatness. Dec. 11 Dr. W. A. Noyes of the U. S. Bureau of Standards, made head of Department of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Laboratory, to begin September 1, 1907. Board of Trustees decided that the University Library should be open every Sunday aftrnoon from 2:00 to 6:00 o'clock. Dec. 11 Council of Administration consented to the organization of the Scribbler... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1910: ...Dr. Otto L. Schmidt of Chicago, for the purchase of books f o r ' the University Library, which may be recommended by the Department of German. The Trustees voted that beginning with September 1, 1910, two units of German were to be required of students who desired to enter the course in Chemical Engineering. Dec. 15 The name of Cyrus Hall McCormick was enrolled in the Illinois F a n n e r s ' Hal... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1911: ...held at the Teacup Inn. Twenty-four were present. Dr. Raymond M. Alden of Leland Stanford University was elected Professor of English in the University of Illinois," to begin service September 1, 1911. March 4 The second annual conference of the Presidents of the smaller colleges of Illinois was held a t the University. The purpose of the meetings is to bring each of the colleges in the state into... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1912: ...at the 41st commencement the University conferred upon Dr. Burrill the highest honor that it can give the honorary degree of doctor of laws. Although Dr. Burrill retired from active duty Sept. 1, 1912, he retained his office in the Natural History Building to the time of his death, the institution having still the benefit of the counsel of this superior man whose visions were not even then, of the... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1912: ...s Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Instructor in Military Tactics. Three years later, ho became Professor of Mathematics and continued to serve the University in this department to Sept. 1, 1912. He also filled various other positions. He was Professor of Civil Engineering for the year 1869-70. He was Acting President for Rep. of 'Fourth "Rep. of Kep. of the Univ. of III., 1880, p. 44. Annua... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1912: ... OF PHARMACY 1905 Albert Henry Clark, B.S., Ph.G., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. 1912 Bernard Fantus, M.D., Lecturer on Physiology. RETIREMENT OF PROFESSORS BURRILIJ AND SHATTUCK September 1, 1912, Professors T. J. Burrill and S. W. Shattuck, the last two members of the original faculty of the University, became professors emeriti, and retired on Carnegie allowances from active service. Profes... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1912: ...is, and Professor Samuel Walker Shattuck, Comptroller of the University, in recognition of their long and excellent service. Both men retired from active service in the University on September 1, 1912, and accepted retiring allowances from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. J u n e 30 Lease of the property of the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Chicago to the University... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1912: ...ectrical Engineering. April 2 Dr. K. C. Babcock, specialist in higher education in U. S. Department of Education, chosen Dean of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, to assume duties September 1. J a k e Stahl and champion Boston " R e d S o x " arrived to spend week at University, winning over baseball team in three games, played before big crowds. April 3 Bruno Steindel, 'cellist, appeared on p... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1915: ...ors October 16, 1912. Professor Shattuck died at Urbana, February 13,1915. Dr. Burrill died at Urbana on the 14th of April, 1916. RETIREMENT OP PROFESSORS MCINTOSH, RICKKR, AND ROLFE September 1, 1915, marked the retirement of Professor Donald Mcintosh, for nearly thirty years Professor of Veterinary Science at the University of Illinois, and at the time of his withdrawal from active work, the old... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1916: On September 1, 1916, Professor N. C. Rieker was elected professor emeritus and retired upon a Carnegie allowance. Professor Bicker came to the University as a student in 1870. Three years later he was appointed instruct... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1916: After September 1, 1916, by action of the Board of Trustees, the College of Pharmacy will require the usual fifteen high school units. 3 With the increased appropriations and the increased attendance has also come a materia... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1917: ...e an honest pride. Entering the University two years earlier and retiring from active service one year later than Professor Bicker, Professor C. W. Rolfe became professor emeritus on September 1, 1917. "He was graduated from the University of Illinois with the degree of B.S. with the class of 1872, having entered in 1868. Beginning as instructor in Mathematics and Botany, he has been ,146 Sixteen ... (Book - 16 Years (Edmund James))
• 1922: ...ilo S. Ketchum, who had graduated in the Department of Civil Engineering in 1895. After twenty-seven years of professional and educational experience he became Dean of the College on September 1, 1922. Because of ill health he resigned that office on September 1, 1933. Dean Ketchum was succeeded by Arthur C. Willard, then Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Professor Willard, unwilli... (Dedication - Talbot Lab)
• 1926: ...owledge of University administration i Pet., p. 18 ; 15. That relator Johnson was appointed Professor of Law on indefinite tenure with com nsation fixed on an annual basis, effective September 1, 1926; pursuant to a policy, adopted approximately twenty years before that date, the Board also gave him the title of Legal Counsel, which title was in 1931 changed to University Counsel; that the late Ju... (Booklet - UI Charter of Freedom (1942))
• 1926: ... to Illini to give t h e i r friends. K e e p s o m e on y o u r d e s k . T h e classifications a n d d a t e s of sale for t h e a l u m n i a n d g e n e r a l public a r e as follows: Sept. 1 CLASS A. All p a i d - t o - d a t e a n d paid-in-full s u b scribers. Sept. 1 1 C L A S S B. All p a r t i a l l y p a i d - t o - d a t e s u b s c r i b e r s . Sept. 1 3 C L A S S C. 1 P a i d - t o ... (Book - Overview of University of Illinois for Chicago Alumni (1926))
• 1926: ...i u m a l o n g w i t h a special issue of Stadium N o t e s . T h i s m a t e r i a l will also be a v a i l a b l e a t t h e Illinois t i c k e t office in Chicago a t t h e H u b from Sept. 1 on. T h o s e w h o a r e n o t s u b s c r i b e r s m a y be placed on t h e m a i l i n g list t o receive t h i s i n f o r m a t i o n , by s e n d i n g t h e i r n a m e s a n d a d d r e s s e s t... (Book - Overview of University of Illinois for Chicago Alumni (1926))
• 1929: ...partment at the State Normal College Library at Chadron, Nebraska. Virginia Carter, '27, was married to Richard McMunn of the Horticulture Department of the University of Illinois on September 1, 1929. They are at home at 106 E. Chalmers Street, Champaign, Illinois. Myrtle Jane Weatherholt, '26-'27, is librarian of the Public Library at Crawfordsville, Indiana. Esther Stallman, '27, is reference l... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 13)
• 1929: ...ture College Libra S r at Oregon. y CorVa Arnold W. Rosaacn, A.M 35, resigned his position at th u 0 New York, Public Library, to become librarian of the So - V vania, Public Library, September 1. ranton, Petlnsyl Mabel L. Schureman is now librarian of the Indiana Central College Library, Indianapolis, Indiana. Elizabeth Williams of the Bossier Parish Library is PUU, , Regional Section chairman of... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1930: ...rticle. ,. - . .iaiurc DIMMITT, LENOIR. Library Journal, 58:848 tober 15, 1933. . T .. t DRAKE, JEANNETTE M. "Library economies and the Library patron." Librae ,Dr Journal, 58:673-76, September 1 1930 DRURY, F. K. W. Review of Mr. Drury s What Books Shall I Read" published in the Library Journal, 58:877, Nov. 1, 1933. ENGLAND, GRACE, and MANLEY, MARIAN. "Guides to business facts and figure, Specia... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 19)
• 1931: ...ellow was J L , St. Louis, Lux. The couple are living at Ctaf Q p e n s h e l f department of the i.:M..;nrr in her po it '" : H i I 0 gag ,JO University of Illinois Library School On September 1, Aileen Murdock, who has been on the staff 0f O n n State College Library for several years, joined the staff 0f IS in Cincinnati, Ohio, Public Library as senior assistant. Wave L. Noggle, M.S 33, Virgini... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 35)
• 1932: M S;it, Sept. 1 Mon In. Wed B i Mon. Mon 10 p.M M I hui Sat 12 M I P Ih 1 I P.M. Mon, I in p i 12 M 1936 Jan Mon , 8 . i (Book - First Year at University (1935))
• 1932: ...Students may not register bv proxy and students are not admitted to classes unless properly registered. 2. Physical Examinations it All students registering in this University between September 1 and June 1, who have not previously taken here a physical examination, must take such an examination. New students will be required to make appointments with the University Health Service for their physic... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1932)
• 1933: ...ring in 1895. After twenty-seven years of professional and educational experience he became Dean of the College on September 1, 1922. Because of ill health he resigned that office on September 1, 1933. Dean Ketchum was succeeded by Arthur C. Willard, then Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Professor Willard, unwilling to accept the office permanently, became Acting Dean in September... (Dedication - Talbot Lab)
• 1934: fornia, September 1, 1934. After a trip East and a visit with friends and relatives near Chicago she will be at home 2414 Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley, California. A (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 21)
• 1934: ...h Surman B S '28 ha K K J , v , Icko Iben, who has been assistant in charge of gif ts and exchmees in the University of Illinois Library for the past eieht veart Y; S, ned h position September 1, 1934, in order to accept the pos tfon nf K r a n a ' the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical CoUeVe 2 r n "n. 1 Iben received the degree of Ph.D. from the VereiiuVte F V . "l " . C versitat at I fallc-Wi... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 21)
• 1934: ...n her Master's degree at Illinois. ,University of Illinois Library 0 School r position 7X w,stan Margaret . rinauu 5, - - : T 7r c T Y in the Public Library, Highland Park, Illinois, September 1, 1934, and now Mrs. R. J. Botker. gned her position of the Converse, Ind., High School to become Assistant Librarian of the Jun Mary tuien uncurie, .J. I, ao a ivu wiv n u i i ui Assistant Librarian, Union... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 21)
• 1935: ...r E. Gropp was acting chairman of the Committee on Library Cooperation with Latin America at the A.L.A. Conference and wrote the brief report of the meeting, for the Library Journal, September 1, 1935. Ruth E. Hammond, librarian of the Wichita Kansas City Library, gave an address on "Public Library Friends and Memorial Gift Plans" before the Library Gifts Round Table at the A.L.A. Conference. Alic... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 22)
• 1936: Sept. 1, 1936. STONE, C. H. Certification for college and university librarians. A.L.A. Bulletin 30:879-882 (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 23)
• 1936: ...n M. Watt, B.S. '37, resigned her position at the University of Idaho Library, Moscow, Idaho to become a reference librarian at the College of Puget Sound Library, Tacoma, Washington, September 1. Lillian H. Yunger, B.S. '37, has resigned her position in the Public Library, River Forest, Illinois, to become an assistant in the Proviso Township High School Library, Maywood, Illinois. Charles John B... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 28)
• 1937: ...gned his position as head of the acquisition department at Duke University Library, Durham, North Carolina, to become assistant librarian of the University of California at Berkeley, September 1, 1937. Margaret A. Wisherd, S.S. '28, recently a teacher in the Cole Junior High School Denver, Colorado, died February 25, 1937 according to information gleaned from a note in the May 15th issue of the De... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 25)
• 1938: , September 1, 1938. Mrs. Paine was Ruth Moore, '37. Their home address is 737 Park Avenue. Frances L. Macoughtry, B.S. '37, has resigned her position in the catalog department of Cornell University Library, Ithaca, N. ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 27)
• 1938: .... Elmer D . P a l m e r . T h e y are living at 6023 South A a dm Street, Bartonville, where he is minister of the Methodr s rEpisctS Church. Frances Helff, B.S. '37, was appointed on September 1 to the juvenile j department of Southeast Branch, K a n s a s City, Mo., Public Library. Washington, D Marian Farr, B.S. '37, resigned her position in the catalog department of the State University of I o... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 27)
• 1939: ...logy at Drew University before returning to Chin , and is now librarian of the Nanking Tin logical Seminary, 128 Museum Road, Shanghai, China. ,24 I'nircrsity of Illinois Library School Col Sep 1 are living at 1005 .South otn Mreei, nampaign, Illinois, and fr i ir employed by the Illinois-Iowa Tower Company. - Mttle j, Estrilla M. Daniels, B.S. '38, has resigned her position as lit n of the Public... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 28)
• 1939: ...osition in the order department of the University of Illinois Library to join the reference and circulation department of the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Library at Ruston, Louisiana Sept. 1, 1939. James Still, B.S. '31, w o n the second of three prizes awarded by the U. Menry Memorial n Asw a r d Committee for the best short stories published n n n ma a2 e Si- u S T C r S t 2 e wduring the pa... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 28)
• 1939: ...arian of the La Porte, In High School Library. Frances M. Helff, B.S. '36, became an assistant in the juvenile department of the Southeast Branch of the Kansas City, Mo., Public Library, Sept. 1, 1939. ie Bosgbtoc t Irene Oehmke, S.S. '36, was married on July 28, 1938, to Mr. J. 0. Brooks. They live at 2970 Sheridan Rd., Chicago. ' Pearl L Am Charles Haines McMullen, B.S. '36, was married on Augus... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 27)
• 1940: ...K. Wilcox. M.A 28, associate librarian. University of California - . - - - -, . - - w v v v - ,Alumni News Letter 17 1940, will assume his new position as librarian of the College til September 1. Mr. Wilcox served as 1944-45 u Yitv of N e w x o n c of of the California State Documents Comrr "r Lmrv Association and presented a paper on State U ' tion on October 20, 1944, in Los in of the Class of ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 36)
• 1940: ...an at Ames. Elizabeth A. Windsor, B.S.'32, M.S 38, resigned her position at the Muskegon, Michigan, Public Library, t o become reference librarian at toe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, September 1, 1940. Harold Batchelor, B.S 33, M.S 37, and M r s . Batchelor announced the birth of a son Eric Brian, May 20, 1941, at Berea, Ohio. Mr. Batchelor who was formerly on the staff of the University of Illino... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1940: a, September 1, M. P K T A, R S-3S rreesi g n c d as head of the Order Department ne Robert S. Alvarez, B.b. 3 , 'S ." f a rvland to become bhrarian ho Enoch Pratt Free Library, Ba . m o r e M a r ana ,tr.jfoi V at Redl... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1940: ...brarian of the East Carolina Teachers College and Director of the Department of Library bcience at Greenville, North Carolina, June 1, 1941. Florence Ratcliff, B.S 38, was married on September 1, 1940, to James H. Lacey. Mrs. Lacey is librarian of the Morton Senior High School Richmond, Indiana. June M. Rehfield, B.S 38, was recently married t o Kenneth Anderson Mrs. Anderson is an assistant in t ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1940: ...37, resigned his position in the Business Library of Temple University at Philadelphia, to become research bibliographer in Social Science, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama September 1, 1940. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are living at 1027 12th Avenue Tuscaloosa, Alabama. f E. Eylene Vissering, B.S 37, resigned her position at the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho Library, Pocatello, I... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1940: ...rsity of Southern California Library at Los Angeles, September 1, 1940. . Margaret Elizabeth Sheers, B.S.'36, resigned as librarian of the Amanita, Texas, Senior High School Library, September 1, 1940, to be married Jo Carroll Putman. Mr. and Mrs. Putman are living at Fort Griffin, 1 exas. S. Joselyn Way, B.S 36, resigned as librarian of Eureka College, Eureka, Illinois, and on October 5, 1940, wa... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1940: ... Association in January, 1943. Marcus Skarstcdt, B.L.S.'ll, resigned as librarian of Whittier College, Whittier, California, t o become librarian of the San Francisco Junior College, September 1, 1940. Jessie June Glass, 1916-17, 1925-26, has resigned her position at the Olive View Sanatorium Branch of the Los Angeles County Library, Olive View, California, to become assistant in the Public Librar... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1940: ... 39, resigned her position in the Catalog Department of the University of Illinois Library to become senior cataJpger in the University of Southern California Library at Los Angeles, September 1, 1940. . Margaret Elizabeth Sheers, B.S.'36, resigned as librarian of the Amanita, Texas, Senior High School Library, September 1, 1940, to be married Jo Carroll Putman. Mr. and Mrs. Putman are living at F... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1941: ... and State Streets, E Kansas City, Kansas. Ruth M. Herrick, B.S 40, resigned her position at the State University I of Iowa Library to join the Davenport, Iowa, Public Library staff, September 1, 1941. Amelia A, Kcarns, B.S 40, resigned as librarian of Urbana, Illinois, nigh School and is part time assistant in Library Science and is taking some work in the University of Illinois Library School. L... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1941: After September 1, 1941, and continuing indefinitely thereafter all students who receive a grade of D in Rhetoric 2 are required to take an extra one-semester course carrying three credit hours Rhetoric 5 . All transfer stu... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1944)
• 1941: After September 1, 1941, and continuing Indefinitely thereafter all students who receive a grade of D in Rhetoric 2 are required to take an extra one-semester course carrying three credit hours Rhetoric 5 . All transfer stu... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1945)
• 1941: After September 1, 1941, and continuing indefinitely thereafter all students who receive a grade of D in Rhetoric 2 are required to take an extra one-semester course carrying three credit hours Rhetoric 5 . All transfer stu... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1947 (Jan))
• 1941: ... The relator Johnson was duly designated University Counsel and his indefinite tenure as Professor of Law reaffirmed under a contract with the Board for the academic year which began September 1, 1941 and ended August 31,1942, under the title of Professor of Law and University Counsel, without any division or apportionment of compensation between the duties of Professor of Law and those accruing u... (Booklet - UI Charter of Freedom (1942))
• 1941: beginning September 1, 1941 and ending August 31, 1942. under the title of Student Loan Assistant in the Bursar's Division of the Business Office, at a salary of 2100 per year, and as Assistant University Counsel at a salary of... (Booklet - UI Charter of Freedom (1942))
• 1941: ...ted a position as libraCj rian of the Talladega College Library, Talladega, Alabama. Laura M. Baker, B.S 31, who resigned as librarian of Richland Parish Library, Rayville, Louisiana, September 1,1941, is now assistant, Parish and Regional Department, Louisiana Library Commission, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. V Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Martini announce the birth of a daughter, Patricia Jean, on March 5, ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1941: ...blic Library. Ruth Lillian Whitlock, B.S 38, A.M 41, was married to Eugen son on August 6, 1941. She resigned her position in the An and Mrs. Library at the University of Illinois on September 1, 1941. Mr. Jackson are living in University, Alabama. r u .Frances A. Alderson, B.S 39, resigned her position with the C cleviIIe Ohio, Public Library t o become county extension librarian of the Kanawha C... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 29)
• 1941: ...e of classes m library administration, and durlng the semester has past headed the school committee 011 ERRETT W E I R McDIARMID instruction. From March 1 Named Assistant Director to September 1, 1941, Dr. MciMMBiiiMi UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS BULLETIN VOL. 5 de 39 MAY 19, 1942 T e Act of August 24, 1 ' J October 3, 1917, authorized Jul 31, 1V1 . O D e OTided for in lection 1103, Act o Wy except for ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 30)
• 1942: ...s been offered the p. ition of Assistant Director of the University of Illinois Library School and President A. C. Willard has approved the appoint ment, which is to become effective September 1, 1942. The Assistant Director will s u c c e e d M i s s Amelia Krieg, who resigned the become head Catalog the Seattle Public Library. Dr. McDiarmid is a graduate of Texas Christian University with the cl... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 30)
• 1942: a Since September 1, 1942, Elizabeth J. Ebright has been assistant librarian of Washburn Municipal University Library at Topeka, Kansas. born 0 She had previously been high school librarian at Kewanee, Illinois. To become ass... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1942: ... Library . Corvallis, Oregon. 1 Class of 1941 u: w; f i Hr a-nti Qtof A . . U . J V .I, Seated j Dcn ee Ohio, tment chell. go. Ill: ry ol Wasl; To lp i lion R pril lea. C ;itv 1 ;hip September 1, 1942, A. Elizabeth Braheny became cataloger and secretary of the South Milwaukee Public Library, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was formerly on t h e staff, of t h e Mason City, Iowa, Public Library. Hiltrude ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1942: of H' On September 1, 1942, C. Ruth Teach became assists nt Illinois i n g c - w ;i Jacksonville, iiiiiiuis, naving resign d j v, x i in , Illinois, havino- : frQl position in the Catalog Department of the University of Iiij w... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 31)
• 1943: Beginning September 1, 1943, no student who fails to pa the placement test in rhetoric, given at the begini.mr of each semester, will be allowed to register in Rhetoric 1. He shall he responsible for making up this deficiency b... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1947 (Jan))
• 1943: Ileginning September 1, 1943, no student who fails to pass the placement tc t m rhetoriCi given at the beginmm of each semester, will be allowed to register in Rhetoric I. He shall be responsible for making up this dffici nry by... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1945)
• 1943: ...ol, has just been announced. Dr. McDiarmid will assume his new p s ot oi university librarian and director of the Division of Library Instruction at the University of Minnesota about September 1, 1943. ' , m d ined the Illinois staff as Day "Bo the Ad the Chi con sisl Sh - in I O S T i o u l associate in Library Sdc 16, ws lib a l n iy41 ' J T ' . n e became assistant professor and the following y... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 32)
• 1943: September 1 .t. .1 liKrorian T i K r o r u I M I M U I t o 1 1942. School librarian. Library journal A ' V 195 p. fr 1 p.o86-90. i b c document war IL 194 . Proposed coordination of war information cent California li... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 32)
• 1943: On September 1 Elizabeth Reuter assumed her new position as librarian of the Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. j Genevieve Statz is an assistant in the Reference Department of the Indiana State Libra... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1944: September 1, 1944. STALLMAXN, ESTHER. Timely and useful review of Tomorrow's libraries, by Alexander Carter . Library journal 69:693 (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 35)
• 1944: ...nmark , librarian at the John Crerar Library, " Kaufman is teachers During the current school year a Iowa librarian at the Iowa School for the Blind U n i v e r s i t y of Illinois On September 1, Eleanor Le.ter jo.ne Library staff as a cataloger. c h i d r e n s Department, Dayton, Ohio, Aria Loser is assistant in tne Public Library. . e d a p 0 s i t ion as circulation assistant in Dorothy Joy J... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 35)
• 1944: ...esigned. Kathryn Hitte resigned her position in the Whiting, Indiana, Public Library in September. Eleanor Leiter resigned from the catalog department, University of Illinois Library, September 1, to take a position as high school librarian at Washington Court House, Ohio. Her address is 418 East Temple Street. A. Ethclyn Markley, M.A 44, is a director-at-large, 1945-46, of the A.L.A. Division of ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1944: September 1, 1944. STANFORD, EDWARD B. Library extension under the W P A ; an appraisal of an experiment in federal aid. Chica , University of Chicago press, 1944. 297 p. University of Chicago studies in library scien... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 35)
• 1945: ...s been assistant librarian of the Wash Weather ington, D.C. for War i evastacea i iDranes, win assume tne aireciuisiup IUI war "04 He of Library Science at Simmons College, Boston, on September 1, 'lr will also have the title of professor of library science. An article about Shaffer with a photograph of him appears in the Library Journal ot 1, 1946. of the Dorothy Shinoske began her new duties as ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 38)
• 1945: On September 1, Jerome K. Wilcox, M.S 28, assumed the librarianship of the College of the City of New York. Before leaving California, where he was associate librarian of the University of California Library, Berkeley, ... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1945: ... Letter 11 University of Illinois Library News 1 N E W CIRCULATION LIBRARIAN Katharine M. Stokes assumed the position of circulation librarian of the University of Illinois Library on September 1, succeeding Emma R. Jutton, retired. Miss Stokes came to the University from Pennsylvania State College Library, where she was in charge of Readers' Service. She took her first year of library training at... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 37)
• 1949: ...f articles by staff members which originally appeared in technical journals. A list of station publications can be obtained from Room 106, Engineering Hall, Urbana. Station director till Sept. 1, 1949,is M. L. Enger, then W. L. Everitt. Much of the research program of the AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIC:,' College of Agriculture and the College of Veterinary Medicine is organized under this station... (Reference Folder - 1955)
• 1957: Dean since September 1, 1957 is Russell N. Sullivan. SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK started in l kk offers accredited training in every specialization approved by National Council on Social Work Education. Instruction is offered at Urban... (Reference Folder - 1958)
• 1960: ...es a n d prices: Noncallable to F e b r u a r y 2 8 , 1 9 5 7 ; callable as a whole, or in part, on any interest p a y m e n t d a t e on or after M a r c h 1, 1957, to and including September 1, 1960, at 104; callable as a whole, or in p a r t , on any interest paym e n t d a t e on or after M a r c h 1, 1 9 6 1 , to a n d including S e p t e m b e r 1, 1964, at 1 0 3 ; callable as a whole or in ... (Book - Housing Bond Issue of 1952)
• 1969: ...lected Dr. Robert Spencer, Dean of the Graduate School at the University of Rhode Island, as the founding President of Sangamon State University. President Spencer assumed his duties September 1, 1969, and immediately began recruiting staff members and developing an academic program. Sangamon State University was opened in the interim facilities in September 1970, on a 740-acre tract west of Lake ... (UIS Long Range Plan - 1970 (Sangamon State Univ))
• 1969: ...ional setting. During the past 25 years, the university has been guided by four presidents. The founding president, Dr. Robert C. Spencer, was hired by the Board of Regents effective September 1, 1969, and held the position until July 1, 1978. The second president, Dr. Alex B. Lacy, Jr., began September 1, 1978, and held office until his resignation July 1, 1984. The third president, Dr. Durward L... (UIS History 1969-1995 (Sangamon State Univ))
• 1972: ...1, 1965, to and including S e p t e m b e r 1, 1968, at 1 0 2 ; callable as a whole, or in part, on any interest p a y m e n t d a t e on or after M a r c h 1, 1969, to and including September 1, 1972, at 1 0 1 ; callable as a whole or in part, on any interest p a y m e n t d a t e on M a r c h 1, 1973, a n d thereafter prior to m a t u r i t y , at par. Bonds shall be called in inverse order of t... (Book - Housing Bond Issue of 1952)
• 1978: , began September 1, 1978, and held office until his resignation July 1, 1984. The third president, Dr. Durward Long, began July 1, 1984, and held the position until February 1, 1991. The present university president. Dr. Nao... (UIS History 1969-1995 (Sangamon State Univ))
• 1980: ... southeast with four buildings inside the Perimeter Road and three buildings utside the Perimeter Road. The housing project was completed and units were occupied between August I and September 1, 1980. DurinR the mid-1980s, a strong need was expressed for the construction of additional student bousing. fowever the university did not at that time believe the housing could be built and financed for ... (UIS History 1969-1995 (Sangamon State Univ))
• 2000: ...uthority. They shall receive, in additional the money value of their assistantship as cadet officers, 7 one hundred dollars per year, payable at the rote of ten dollars per month from September 1. - i v 120. Commissions in the Illinois National Guard Members of the graduating class who have satisfactorily completed the four year military course may be recommended to the Governor of the State by th... (Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1930)