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Collection includes:
The Girl Graduate, Her Own Book - memory book
bound in green leather
BSNS Scrapbook covered in maroon felt with black pages
Ida G. Wilson (Snyder) was born in Bloomsburg January 27, 1902 and graduated
from the Bloomsburg State Normal School on June 19, 1918. After graduating she
remained in Bloomsburg for a year, possibly as a student teacher. In 1919 she
enrolled in the Teachers College at Columbia University in New York City,
graduating in the Class of 1921. After graduation she
took a job teaching in Hazleton, PA and it was there she met Roy D. Snyder.
They were married on July 28, 1923, and in 1925 moved to Bloomsburg where they
lived, most recently at 806 East Third Street, until she died on September 3,
1988. Ida and Roy Snyder had four children, all of whom attended the Benjamin
Franklin Training School: Richard W. Snyder, James G. Snyder, Roy D. Snyder,
Jr., and Nancy L. Snyder McCumber. Ida had very fond memories of her days at
"The Normal". She was always very supportive of alumni activities and kept
in touch with many of her school friends throughout their lifetimes. The
scrapbook begins with items from 1914 and continues through her first
year at Columbia Teachers College.
Box 1:
BSNS Scrapbook, 1914-20
Bloomsburg State Normal School football tickets, 1914-15
Ida's class schedule at BSNS, 1916-17
Programs, 1916-19
Class Night, 1916
Calliepian Literary Society presents
"Quality Street", 1917
The Junior Drama - "Heartsease", 1917
The Philologian Society's "The
Tempest", 1917
Bloomsburg High School Senior Drama
"Secret Service", 1918
Demonstration in Physical Education,
1918
BSNS Demonstration in Physical
Education, 1919
Calliepian Literary Society's "The
Romancers", 1919
Philo Drama: "From the Sublime to
'The Ridiculous'", 1919
Includes the
advertisement with a drawing
"Philo Public Program", 1919
Includes some
tickets
Senior Class' "Frieze of the
Prophets", 1919
Columbia Theatre
Globe Theatre "Apple Blossoms"
Spirit of Pennsylvania
Spreading the News - Lady Gregory
"Revue of Varieties"
Christmas card, 1917
Department of Music Recital Program, 1917
Letter from Miss May H. Jefferson, 1917
Letter from Edward Tustin Jr. from Fortress Monro, Virginia,
1917
Calliepian Society Reunion program, 1918
List of jurors for the week commencing March 18, 1918
Newspaper articles about Germany signing an Armistice, 1918
Prices for advertisements of The Obiter, 1918
Songs and Yells, 1918
Alma Mater, Siren Yell, Monotone
Bloomsburg Normal, Boom-a-Lacka Yell, and Fire Cracker Yell
Receipt for paying $0.25 for Philologian Literary Society, 1918
Women's Liberty Loan Committee cutout, 1918
St. Stephen's Church Program, 1918
Photograph of 1918 varsity basketball team
Photograph of 1918 varsity basketball team with names
Two photographs of 1918 sophomore basketball team
Photograph of the 1918 male basketball "squad"
"A Song of Our Flag" written by Wilbur D. Nesbitt, 1918
Includes a drawing by G. Knoll
Calliepian Literary Society's 45th anniversary, 1919
Includes pieces of decorations used
and bits of hair
Invitation to the "May Hop" from the Tau Phi Lambda
Fraternity, 1919
Comic strip with pin saying "Welcome Home Ward 24, Boston"
Letter from Dr. Daniel S. Hartline, 1919
"Leap Your Dance", 1919
Includes list of all the songs played
and the "Patroness" with whom she danced each song
Operator's Certificate, 1919
State Highway Department certifies that Ida is licensed as an
unpaid operator for the year
Photograph of the YMCA team, 1919
Senior Dance "Programme", 1919
Includes list of songs and the type
of dance along with who she danced it with
Invitation to an informal dance at Columbia Park, 1919 (2
invitations)
List of dancing partners for each song danced, 1919
Columbia University Teachers College visitor's card of
admission, 1919
StandRoot Dinner Menu, 1919
Receipt from the Churchwomen's League for Patriotic Service
for annual membership, 1920
"Voici Le Bebe" advertisement
"The Amazons" Advertisement, 1920
"A Walk through the Great Temple of Christianity" by Rev.
William A. Sunday
"The Advance" poem with a drawing of a bird just hatched out
of its egg, drawn by Ida
"United War Work Campaign" official pledge receipt
Advertisement for "Are You Legally Married" at Harris Theatre
Advertisements to get citizens to buy Victory Liberty loan
notes
Belt buckle donated by I. Warren
Big pastel drawing of a girl
Bill for tax as a class assessment to complete payment on
class stationary and class yearbooks
BSNS Senior Dance Ticket
Country Club Dance
Whittier Hall Dance
Includes a small pencil
Cutouts of names and symbol of several places including
American YMCA
Army and Navy Club
Assistant King's Printer
Base Hospital 29
Cadet Flying Squadron
Camp Abena
Hartley Hall Columbia University
Hotel Chamberlin
Hotel Greenbrier
Jester magazine, Columbia University
Knights of Columbus War Activities
Lehigh University
Letter from Mary Walker inviting Ida
to a party
Naval Club
O.H.M.S.
Picture of Murray's Roman Gardens,
New York City
Sigillum Universitatis
Skidmore School of Arts
Song List
The Belgrade
The Cottage
The Greenwood Coal Company
U.S. Naval Academy
Wells College
Woodberry Forest School
Dance tickets (5 tickets)
Edmundson's Danville "Oh that Gentle Breeze"
Invisible Art Mounts
Invitation from Brown University to present an informal dance
Invitation to the wedding of Muriel Ann and Mr. Bruce M.
Shearer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Griffith's
Letter from Katharine H. Bakeless
Letter from the Treasure Department
Letter of appointment soliciting subscriptions for the Second
Red Cross fund
Letter to Miss Katharine Bakeless
Liberty Loan pins
Name cards from a variety of people, including Miss
Katharine Bakeless, Miss Marian Phillips, Mrs. Jacob Keller, and others
Newspaper Articles
"Citations given to Iron Division,
With Company I included"
"High School Girls Defeat Bloomsburg
Normal Girls"
"'Old Columbia' Welcomes Home the
Boys of Old Company I"
Includes the
first complete roster of Old Company I
"YWCA Girls Down Normal"
Newspaper cutout announcing the death of aged physician Dr.
B. F. Gardner
Orchestra Tickets from Columbia Theatre
Overseas postcard
Photographs
Army Infantry
Ida Wilson and some friends in
costumes in front of North Hall (3 photographs)
Ida and friends in front of Waller
Hall
Winthrop Gardner Batchelder possible
cousin of Ida in his militia uniform
Pig nursing its newborns
Unidentified photograph of a man in
front of a building
Unidentified photographs from the
time of the Armistice
Other photographs of friends, some
including Ida
Picture of a white elephant with a "For Sale" sign
Railroad ticket from Scranton to the Northern Electric Park
Recipe for Kiss Cake
Slip from U.S. Naval Radio Service
The Philologian Literary Society "In the Vanguard" play
program where Ida performed
Western Union Telegram from F. H. Wilson
YWCA cutouts
The Girl Graduate, Her Own Book, 1917-18
Photographs of Ida and friends next to the fountain in front of Carver Hall
"Views of Normal"
Pictures of
"The Grove"
May Day - "Midsummer Night's Dream"
A classroom
The Promenade
Classmates
Lucille Ryan
Leanora Nelson Walker
Jane N. Williams
Senior class autographs
Teacher autographs
"1918 Lands the Kaiser" by Ruth Henry
List of people that she sent invitations to
Department of Music Recital Programme, 1918
Senior Presentation, 1918
Ivy Day Program Class of 1918
Class Night Program, 1918
BSNS Commencement Program
Also lists the names of the graduating class. She graduated
along with Miss Katharine Bakeless
BSNS Dance, 1918
Senior picnic ticket, 1918
Dance invitations
Newspaper articles
"152 Seniors to Take the Exams"
"All Seniors and Juniors Passed the State Board"
"Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday"
"Graduates in Commercial Department"
"Miss Colley Won First Honors"
"Philos Elect Their Officers"
"Senior Drama Gwen Tonight"
"State Board is Down to Work"
"Strong Address by Dr. Hanson Commencement"
Presents
Includes a list of the presents she received and who each
present was from
Pictures
May Day, 1918
The Heralds "Crid and Peckie"
"M. Durkin, L. Walker, and H. Lord"
Ida and friends in front of a vehicle
Brochures from Eagles Mere - In War Time, 1917
Updated 9/27/12