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

296 THE SCROLLMinnesota—Lyle A. Johnston, '12, is practicing law in the legal departmentof the West Publishing Co., St. Paul, Minn.South Dakota—Chester Bagstad, ex-'i2, has become a partner in the Todd-Ga3mor Drug Company of Sioux City, Iowa.Knox—Jonathan G. Latimer, '97, was a candidate for Municipal Court Judgeon the Progressive ticket at this fall's election.Ohio Wesleyan—Charles G. Laughlin, '07, is now making Delaware hishome, having moved to this city, from Cleveland.Knox—Edmund D. Adcock, '98, with headquarters at Chicago, has recentlybeen appointed Chief Attorney of the Sanitary Board.Knox—Edmund D. Adcock, '98, has been appointed attorney for the Boardof Trustees of the Sanitary District of Cook County.Sewanee—Paul L. Allerbe, '06, is at present connected with the U. S.Naturalization Service and is located in Denver, Col.Amherst—Arthur S. Gormley, '11, is associated with the firm of BuUard &Gormley the well known Chicago retail hardware store.Columbia—F. T. Armstrong, '12, has been commissioned a second lieutenantin the Coast Artillery Corps, United States Army.Iowa Wesleyan—Guy Shields, '00, has charge of the automobile division ofthe advertising department of the Chicago Daily News.Wabash—Louis L. Roberts, '12, is at the head of the department of Englishat the Nebraska Military Academy, Lincoln, Nebraska.Ohio Wesleyan—Leland P. Cary, '12, is the general secretary of the Y. M.C. A. at Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va.South Dakota—Lyle Hare, '09, who was married last August, is medicalexaminer for the Homestake Mining Co., at Lea'd, S. Dak.Chicago—Walter P. Steffen, '09, has been appointed assistant United StatesDistrict Attorney by District Attorney James H. Wilkerson.Washington and Lee—Neal L. Thompson, '13, has become a member of thelaw firm of Thompson and Watkins in Chattanooga, Tenn.South Dakota—Royal C. Johnson, '06, was re-elected Attorney-General ofSouth Dakota at the November election by a large majority.Vermont—Howard Wilson, '10, and Miss Henderson of Burlington weremarried at Burlington, Vt., where they will make their home.Pennsylvania—H. E. Snyder, '12, is now located in Chicago. He is withHunter W. Finch & Co., coal dealers in the Fisher Building.Kansas—Harry J. Taylor, 'og, has left the employ of the Kansas CityTerminal Co., and will go into the builder's supply business.Dartmouth—L. H. Blanchard, '97, is General Manager of the UniversalElectric Storage Battery Company, 301-09 N. Peoria Street, Chicago.Illinois-Wesleyan—Richard Henry Little, '95, recently joined the staff of theChicago Examiner as dramatic critic. He was formerly a special writer for theChicago Tribune.Iowa Wesleyan—John F. Myers, '05, of Mount Pleasant was married onNovember 27 to Miss Harry Foreman at Ft. Madison, Iowa. They will residenear Agency, Iowa.Iowa Wesleyan—Fred Kinney, '08, was married on December 4 at Brookston,Indiana, to Miss Mary Weisjohn and will reside at Olds, Iowa, where he ispracticing medicine.Central—H. B. Boyd, '08, accepted the pastorate of the First PresbyterianChurch, Olean, N. Y., November i. The congregation is erecting a buildingthat will cost $60,000.Cincinnati—William T. Pottenger, '13, has been appointed librarian of the