Charles Alfred Turrell

Background

Turrell, Charles Alfred was born on October 15, 1875 in Fishkill, New York, United States. Son of Charles Wesley and Mary Eva (Lomas) Turrell.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Nebraska, 1896. Master of Arts, University of Missouri, 1901. University fellow in Germanic languages, Columbia, 1902-1903.

Licenciado en Letras, Universidad Central, Madrid, 1912.

Student, Madrid, 1911-1912, 1914, Paris, 1912.

Career

Ione; married second, Susan Elizabeth Caig, August 31, 1917 (died 1917). Married 3d, Frances Vail Berry, September 10, 1927. 1 son, George Charles.

Professor modern languages, Ouachita College, Arkansas, 1901-1902, Shorter College, Rome, Georgia, 1903-1904.

Professor modern languages, 1904-1912, professor Romance languages, 1912-1922, professor Spanish and Italian, head of department, 1922-1924, University of Arizona. Educational director, European manager Stratford Tours, 1924-1934.

Professor Romance languages, Oregon Institute Technology, 1934-1937. Visiting professor Spanish University of California, summer 1920, Universidad Nacional, Mexico, 1921.

Achievements

• Charles Alfred Turrell has been listed as a notable educator, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Modern Language Association America, American Association University professors, Association Mod. Foreign Language Teachers of Central West and South, American Association Teachers of Spanish, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Sigma.

Connections

Married Norine Gayden, August 29, 1905 (died 1915). Married second, Susan Elizabeth Caig, August 31, 1917 (died 1917).