1923 Yearbook
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1923 Yearbook
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brose Faculty fifteen are Alumni. Another Alumnus, Dr. Daniel Hannon, is an
instructor in the Commercial department.
William Hudson, a member of the '19 Academic class, is working in the oil fields at
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
John King of Burlington was married not long ago to Miss Iloe Mailandt of the
same city. Mr. King is an employee of the Mailandt Clothing Company of Burlington. Best wishes from St. Ambrose.
Joseph Stahl, Collegiate '20, is now in the employ of the Stone Webster Company
of Keokuk.
Rev. Leo Kerrigan, though very busy with parish affairs at Iowa City, has demonstrated the fact that he is a very capable basketball coach. During the past season the
St. Patrick's High School team, under his direction, won nine out of the twelve games
on their schedule. Two of the three defeats were administered by our own Juniors
and can hardly be held against Father Kerrigan's record.
Joseph A. Schmidt is employed by the Federal Baking Company, New York City.
Mr. Raymond Mulvihill and Miss Helen Burnett were married recently at Lost
Nation, Iowa, where they are now residing. Mr. and Mrs. Mulvihill have our best
wishes for a long and happy wedded life.
William and Donald Feeny are assisting "B. J." to handle the affairs of the Palmer
School of Chiropractic.
Dick Lee holds an important position in the office of the City Engineer at Iowa City.
Harry Abel, star first baseman on the 1920 Varsity nine, has embarked upon a business career. He is with the Abel Mercantile Company of Ft. Madison.
John Morrissey is holding a position in the Davenport offices of the Standard Oil
Company.
Ed. Reis makes his headquarters at the Reis Book Store of Iowa City.
Eugene Smith, a '21 Academic graduate, has joined the ranks of the bankers. The
American Commercial & Savings Bank of Davenport is the scene of his labors.
A daughter was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Donatus DeCook of DeWitt. Mr.
DeCook was an Academic in '93.
Box scores of recent games played by the Notre Dame University baseball team reveal the fact that our own Roger Nolan is the regular Varsity first baseman. Local
fans will be pleased but not surprised to hear of Roger's success.
The marriage of Mr. David Klise and Miss ------ took place recently
at Stuart, Iowa. Mr. Klise has for some time been employed at Pittsburgh. He is a
Collegiate graduate and both he and his bride have our heartiest congratulations.
Rev. John Cash was another of our Alumni who returned to take part in the Homecoming festivities. Father Cash is doing excellent work in the parish of Weller, Iowa.
St. Ambrose mourns the loss of one of her most promising students of last year,
Fred Lawrence, whose death occurred last summer at his home in Billings, Montana.
Mr. Arthur Ales was recently united in marriage to Miss Mary Small of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Ales is a prosperous young farmer of Lost Nation, Iowa,
where the young couple now reside. Congratulations!
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instructor in the Commercial department.
William Hudson, a member of the '19 Academic class, is working in the oil fields at
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
John King of Burlington was married not long ago to Miss Iloe Mailandt of the
same city. Mr. King is an employee of the Mailandt Clothing Company of Burlington. Best wishes from St. Ambrose.
Joseph Stahl, Collegiate '20, is now in the employ of the Stone Webster Company
of Keokuk.
Rev. Leo Kerrigan, though very busy with parish affairs at Iowa City, has demonstrated the fact that he is a very capable basketball coach. During the past season the
St. Patrick's High School team, under his direction, won nine out of the twelve games
on their schedule. Two of the three defeats were administered by our own Juniors
and can hardly be held against Father Kerrigan's record.
Joseph A. Schmidt is employed by the Federal Baking Company, New York City.
Mr. Raymond Mulvihill and Miss Helen Burnett were married recently at Lost
Nation, Iowa, where they are now residing. Mr. and Mrs. Mulvihill have our best
wishes for a long and happy wedded life.
William and Donald Feeny are assisting "B. J." to handle the affairs of the Palmer
School of Chiropractic.
Dick Lee holds an important position in the office of the City Engineer at Iowa City.
Harry Abel, star first baseman on the 1920 Varsity nine, has embarked upon a business career. He is with the Abel Mercantile Company of Ft. Madison.
John Morrissey is holding a position in the Davenport offices of the Standard Oil
Company.
Ed. Reis makes his headquarters at the Reis Book Store of Iowa City.
Eugene Smith, a '21 Academic graduate, has joined the ranks of the bankers. The
American Commercial & Savings Bank of Davenport is the scene of his labors.
A daughter was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Donatus DeCook of DeWitt. Mr.
DeCook was an Academic in '93.
Box scores of recent games played by the Notre Dame University baseball team reveal the fact that our own Roger Nolan is the regular Varsity first baseman. Local
fans will be pleased but not surprised to hear of Roger's success.
The marriage of Mr. David Klise and Miss ------ took place recently
at Stuart, Iowa. Mr. Klise has for some time been employed at Pittsburgh. He is a
Collegiate graduate and both he and his bride have our heartiest congratulations.
Rev. John Cash was another of our Alumni who returned to take part in the Homecoming festivities. Father Cash is doing excellent work in the parish of Weller, Iowa.
St. Ambrose mourns the loss of one of her most promising students of last year,
Fred Lawrence, whose death occurred last summer at his home in Billings, Montana.
Mr. Arthur Ales was recently united in marriage to Miss Mary Small of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Ales is a prosperous young farmer of Lost Nation, Iowa,
where the young couple now reside. Congratulations!
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1923
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
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http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/7729