Financial Aid Office Records 1917-2000 1917-1963

Oregon State College. Scholarship Committee.

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Cramer, T. P., Jr.

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Atwood, W. M. (Winfred McKenzie), 1883-.

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Born in Aurelia, Iowa on July 25, 1883, Winfred M. Atwood served in the Oregon State College Botany and Plant Physiology department from 1913-1950. From the description of Winfred M. Atwood Scrapbook 1893-1907. (bulk 1902-1907). (Eugene Public Library). WorldCat record id: 61753614 Born in Aurelia, Iowa on July 25, 1883, Winfred M. Atwood served in the Oregon State College Botany and Plant Physiology department from 1913-1950. Atwood received his A.B...

Oregon State University. Financial Aid Office.

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Financial aid became available for OSU students in 1911 when the student loan fund was established. In 1918 the loan fund, valued at $15,000, was incorporated. Early chairs of the fund included W. M. Atwood (1918-1948) and William Langan (1948-1966). The Bernard Daly Educational Fund was established in 1922 to provide scholarships to students from Lake County. In 1966 a financial aid committee was established and a centralized financial aid office was created. Richard Pahre was the first directo...

Kurtz, William Henry.

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Bernard Daly Educational Fund.

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Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs

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The Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs (OFWC) was admitted to the General Federation of Women's Clubs on January 10, 1901. The mission of the OFWC is to "bring into communication and to unite the women's clubs and like organizations throughout the State for the purpose of mutual benefit, and for the promotion of their common interest in educational, industrial, artistic, and scientific culture as interpreted and implemented by established policy". All clubs are organized...

Daly, Bernard, 1858-1920

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Selling, Benjamin, 1852-1931

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Benjamin Selling, the son of German Jewish parents, was born in San Francisco, California on April 29, 1852. Migrating with his family to Portland, Oregon in 1862, Selling attended the Portland Academy and worked for a number of years in his father's general merchandise store. He later established several successful businesses of his own, including Akin, Selling & Company (a wholesale boot and shoe business), Moyer Clothing Company, and Ben Selling, Clothier. Selling went on to serve in the ...

Oregon State University. Scholarship Committee.

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