Publication Date

1923

Abstract

Scrapbook created by WKU President's Office during Henry Cherry's tenure. Page numbers correspond to original and may not match pdf.

  • 5,000 Persons At Barbecue on Normal Heights - 17
  • 500 Students at Work on Normal Heights - 43
  • A Hero With a Story - 36
  • About Fifty Automobiles Take Eastern Farmers Over Large Part of Warren County Today - 29
  • Accurate Information - 11
  • America vs Germany Legal Way W.H. Taft Discussed - 38
  • An Attractive Musical Program - 22
  • Another Capacity Crowd Attends Conference - 37
  • Banquet in Honor of Prof. Cherry - 29
  • Before Senate - 6
  • Best of All Music Festivals 1914 - 23
  • Bishop Advises Development of Individuality - 6
  • Boosters Club - 15
  • Bowling Green Music Festival a Grand Affair - 24
  • Captain Victor S. Strahm the Only Bowling Green Boy in United States Air Forces Who Qualified as an Ace - 41
  • Cherry Reluctant to Resign as Head of Normal School - 27
  • Cherry, Henry - 13 photo
  • Class of 1915 Song lyrics - 30-32
  • Committee Will Urge Fiscal Court to Great Action - 15
  • Corson, O.T. - 8 photo
  • Crabb, Alfred - 40
  • Crume, Frances - 24 photo
  • Daniels Lauds Wilson in Independence Day Address in This City - 44
  • Dead Philanthropist and Notable Riverman - 1
  • Donovan, ? - 28
  • Dr. Cherry to Make Race for Governor in 1919; Makes Statement - 41
  • Dr. Corson's Lectures 1913 - 8
  • Dr. Hillis Lectured Here Twice Yesterday - 1
  • Dr. M'Vey Addresses Rural Life Conference - 38
  • Dulaney, Robert. Good Roads - 14
  • Education Reforms Get Quick Ear - 6
  • Eighth Annual Music Festival Will Be Given 1918 - 42
  • Everything in Readiness for Opening of Great Music Festival at Vanmeter Hall - 24
  • Everything is Ready for Opening of Last Farmers' Chautauqua - 10
  • Fair That Made a Town Wake Up - 4 photo
  • Farmers' Chautauqua is Described in Collier's - 11
  • Farmers' Rally - 18
  • Farmers' Rally 1913 - 8
  • Father of Chautauqua Movement - 13
  • Features Friday's Festival - 26
  • Feel Need of Educational Awakening - 19
  • For a Greater Kentucky - 17
  • Former President Taft Will Address Children - 37
  • Good Roads - 19
  • Good Roads Meeting - 19
  • Gov. Morrow Will Be Guest of City Tuesday; to Speak at Normal School - 44
  • Gov. Stanley Greeted by Immense Audience at New Vanmeter Hall This Morning - 33
  • Gratifying But Not Surprising - 20
  • Great Audience Greets Perigord Last Night - 37
  • Great Crowd at Chautauqua Sep. 29, 1913 - 11
  • Great Musical Treat in Store for Citizens of Bowling Green - 24
  • Great Praise for Professor Strahm - 26
  • H.H. Cherry Mentioned as a Possible Candidate for Governor of State - 21
  • Hallow'een Carnival 1915 - 33
  • Hallowe'en Celebration on Normal Heights 1912 - 4
  • Has High Opinion of Western Ky. Normal - 44
  • House Votes School Money - 12
  • Ideal Candidate for Governor - 21
  • Inquiry into Western Normal to Open - 20
  • Interesting Exercises Arranged for Meeting - 4
  • Kentucky Boy Who Gave His Life for Liberty Nov. 27, 1918 - 40
  • Kentucky Educational Association. Declaration of Principles and Aims 1913 - 7
  • Large Crowd Attends Opening of Chautauqua Near Richardsville - 10
  • Last of the Series - 15
  • Laying of Corner Stone New Girl's Dormitory Interesting - 43
  • Light of the World - 23
  • Local Writer Has Story in Black Cat Magazine - 40
  • Love, Paul - 40 photo
  • Magnificent Tribute to Robert E. Lee - 5
  • Many Thousands Attend Convention, portion removed - 16
  • Massie, Robert - 38
  • McClure, Lottie. The New Day - 9
  • Meeting at School Houses - 14
  • Military Training In Western Kentucky State Normal School - 42
  • Miss Iva Scott - 44
  • Miss Scott's Death is Keenly Felt at Normal 1921 - 42
  • More Work Being Done on the Roads of the County - 15
  • Mount Pleasant Farmers' to Form Booster Club - 8
  • Music Festival Ends - 23
  • Music Lovers' Treat - 22
  • Nelson County Teachers Institute - 2
  • New Candidate - 21
  • Normal Girls Nab Mythical State Crown 1923 - 45
  • Normal Heights Flag at Half Mast in Honor of Hiram K. Cole - 40
  • Normal Heights Will Put on Some Extensive Street Improvements - 18
  • Normal Notes - 28
  • Normal ROTC Heads List of Fifteen Highest Schools - 42
  • Not Equitable - 20
  • Noted Soldier at Normal Gives Great Address - 38
  • November 14 - 11
  • Opening of May Festival Greeted by Throngs at Van Meter Hall Last Night - 25
  • Over 1,500 New Teachers - 1
  • Patriotic Meet on Normal Heights - 34
  • Perigord, Paul - 36
  • Platform of Normal Moot Legislature - 2
  • Potter Succeeded by Cuthbertson on Board of Regents - 45
  • Potter, J. Whit - 26
  • Praise Western Normal School Feb. 19, 1914 - 20
  • President Cherry and Western Normal Students Working Road - 13 photo
  • Prof Strahm Brings Audience to Tears - 34
  • Prof. A.M. Stickles Wil Not Compile History of County - 41
  • Prof. Cherry to Resume His Former Post 1915 - 28
  • Prosperous Institution - 1
  • Raps Appropriation Bill - 22
  • Re-Appointed Regent - 26
  • Recital at Normal is Highly Appreciated - 34
  • Result State Primary at Normal Heights - 2
  • Roemer, Joseph - 4
  • Rountree Wins Intersociety Contest - 1 [University of Kentucky]
  • Rural Life and Rural School Conference song sheet - 39
  • Rural Life Conference Program Completed - 41
  • Series of Lectures by Dr. C.J. Calpin - 18
  • Strahm, Franz - 25 photo, 26
  • Summer School Opens Monday 1914 - 27
  • Teachers and Students Go to Training Camps - 40
  • Teachers' Institute - 2
  • The Alumni Banquet - 33
  • The County's Illiterate - 19
  • The Good Roads Problem - 18
  • The Last Chautauqua - 11
  • The Little President - 33
  • The Platform That US Commissioner of Education Declares Will Make for Greater and Better Kentucky - 3
  • The Right Man - 27
  • The Rural Life and School Conference - 34-36
  • The Superintendents' Reception - 37
  • The Western Normal - 20
  • To Have Domestic Science Exhibit - 27
  • To Speak at Alumni Assn. - 28
  • Tribute to Lester Bryant - 1
  • Unusual Opportunity For Our Citizens - 28
  • Vanmeter, C.J. - 1 photo
  • Very Successful - 18
  • Warren County Author Coming to the Front - 40
  • Wins $75 Prize With Essay on Peaceful Relations - 4
  • WKSN Regent Dies at Buffalo, NY 1918 - 40
  • Wm. H. Taft Patriotic Speaker Rural Life Conference - 37
  • Word Received from the Front Victor H. Strahm Apr. 1918- 40
  • Working County Roads - 14

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