Ruth Mae Cook Ruth Mae Cook, class of 1915, was from Danvers, Illinois. She had taught in Hudson and Danvers even before graduation and taught in Decatur from 1915 to 1918. She was a stenographer in the Adjutant General's Office in Washington, D.C. from July to October 1918. She entered service in October 1918 and served as a Reconstruction Aide in Occupational Therapy until her discharge in August 1920. Later she moved to California and in 1927 was a library clerk at UCLA. |
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Photograph of Ruth Cook
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"Photograph of Ruth Cook, full-length"
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Creator(s): Unknown
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News Clipping -- Cook 1918-10-24
Date: 1918-10-24
Creator(s): The Bloomington Pantagraph
Place: "Bloomington, Illinois" |
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News Clipping -- Cook 1918-10-27
Date: 1918-10-27
Creator(s): The Daily Bulletin
Place: "Bloomington, IL" |
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News Clipping -- Cook 1918-01-09
Date: 1918-01-09
Creator(s): The Daily Bulletin
Place: "Blommington, IL" |
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News Clipping -- Cook 1918-05-23
Date: 1918-05-23
Creator(s): The Daily Pantagraph
Place: "Bloomington, Illinois" |
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ISNU Military Service Survey -- Cook
Date: unknown
Creator(s): Illinois State Normal University Ruth Cook
Place: "Normal, IL" |
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Copy of letter written in The Index.
Date: 1919-04-17
Creator(s): Ruth Cook The Index
Place: "Normal, IL" |
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