1912–13 Volume 37 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

190 THE SCROLLDickinson—"Cy" Young, 'lo, has passed the Pennsylvania law examination,and will open an office at Coatsville, Pa.Vermont—Forrest Kehoe, '09, of New York and Miss Lucy McKilHp ofBurlington, Vt., were married September 8.Colorado—Wilfred Leroy Pigg, '12, was married to Miss Imogene Bartelsin Denver on Saturday, September 28, 1912.Randolph-Macon—Alvah H. Martin, Jr., '09, has been admitted to practicelaw in Virginia and has himg up his shingle.Washington—James G. Creveling, Jr., '94, is a gentleman farmer nearNashville, Tenn., his address being R. F. D. i.Kansas—Ray Zimmerman, '14, has quit school and is now engaged in thegeneral merchandise business at Hiawatha, Kan.California—Charles Warren Pauly, '11, all-American breakaway is nowplaying with the Olympic Club in San Francisco.Missouri—Steve Owen, '11, of St. Joseph, Mo., will be married to MissElsie Warren of Kansas City, Mo., in November.Kansas—William Allen White has been appointed chairman of the ExecutiveCommittee of the National Progressive Party.Kansas—Carl W. Abercrombie, 'og, and wife have moved to Pueblo, Colo.,where Brother Abercrombie will engage in business.Hanover—James E. Almond, '11, is quartermaster of the NorthwesternMilitary and Naval Academy at Lake Geneva, Wis,Richmond—Dr. Francis W. Upshur, '94, of Richmond, Va., is an activeand prominent member of Pi Mu, a medical fraternity.Ohio—Harold Nutting, '13, who is in his senior year at Michigan, hasbeen elected to-the Sphinx Club, a senior honorary society.California—William Reinhardt, who has been for two years constructionengineer in Hilo, Hawaii, is making a short visit in Berkeley.Vanderbilt—Devereux Lake, '96, is assistant sales manager of the SuchiTimber Co. His address is: Mineral de El Oro, Estado, Mexico.Illinois—Herman Mohr, '12, and Miss Rossi Fell were married in September."Dutch" is with one of the leading law firms of Roswell, N. Mex.Pennsylvania State—Harry Weaver, '12, has entered into business in StateCollege as the proprietor of the famous "Blue Goose" eating palace.Illinois—''Bob" Overstreet, '13, was married early in September to MissHelen Butler of Oak Park, 111. They are now living in Portland, Ore.Ohio—Don Coultrap, '09, was married to Charlotte Ullum, Pi Beta Phi,of Athens, on October 3. They will be at home in Sabina after November i.Dickinson—William Zerby, '09, will be married on the evening of October21 to Miss Lyde Gardner of Carlisle. Mr. Zerby is practicing law in Harrisburg.Kansas—Henry J. Taylor, 'og, is now inspector of concrete for the FullerConstruction Co., which is building Kansas City's new $35,000,000 UnionDepot.Ohio Wesleyan—Thomas McConica, ex-'ii, of Luseland, Sask., Can., andMiss Edith Crates, 'ii, of Findlay were married in June. They will residein Luseland.Ohio Wesleyan—Scott Bonham, '82, is the editor of The Masonic Bibliophileone of the best known publications of Masonry, and which is published in Cincinnati,Ohio.Kansas—Frank T. Bangs, '07, was married to Miss Dorothy Simrall ofSweet Springs, Mo., October i. John G. Fleishmann, '06, and Fred R.Cowles, '05, and Smith Smirall, 'ii, of Missouri were among the attendants.Mr. and Mrs. Bangs will reside in Hutchinson, Kan.