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

THE SCROLL 297Cincinnati Masonic Libary, which is one of the largest and best Masonic librariesin the United States.McGill—G. W. Smith, 'og, is manager of the Engineering Department of theAmerican Realization and Securities Company with headquarters in the Mc­Cormick Bldg., Chicago.Dartmouth—C. A. Fassett, '07, has severed his connection with the ChicagoSavings Bank to join the forces of N. W. Halsey & Co., bankers located inthe Rookery Building, Chicago.North Carolina—Alex. L. Feild, A. B., '11 who taught last year in theRaleigh high school, is head of the department of science at Salem Academyand College, Winston-Salem, N. C.Vanderbilt—John B. Tinnon, '06, formerly with the Chicago City Railwayis now Engineer, Maintenance of Way, of the Chicago & Joliet Electric RailwayCo. with headquarters in Joliet, 111.Northwestern—John W. R. Connor, '97, who for some time has been connectedwith the Western Electric Co., is now with Cooke-Holtz & Co., bankers.New York Life Building, Chicago.Illinois—A. P. Holbrook, Jr., '14, formerly with the Corn Exchange NationalBank is now with A. P. Holbrook & Sons, hides, pelts, tallow, wool andfurs, 350-54 W. Ohio St., Chicago.Northwestern—David H. Stevens, '06, formerly Registrar at NorthwesternUniversity and last year at Harvard in now an instructor in the EnglishDepartment at the University of Chicago.Dartmouth—Carl A. Pfau, '13, is a newcomer in Chicago from Boston. Heis a salesman in the piano and organ hardware department of the AmericanFelt Co., 32s South Market St., Chicago.Chicago—Calvin O. Smith, '11, who spent last year at the Harvard LawSchool has returned to Chicago and has become associated with the bond houseof Cooke-Holtz & Co., New York Life Building.Indiana—Paul F. Hunter, '98, has become the editor of the Dunn County(Wis.) News and has removed to Menomonie, Wis. For several years he hasbeen city editor of the Appleton (Wis.) Crescent.Ohio Wesleyan—M. P. Shawkey, '94, was, at the last general election, reelectedState Superintendent of Schools in West Virginia on the RepublicanProgressive ticket. His majority was about 16,000.Idaho—G. G. Fawcett, '09, left for New York, December 15, to take up theresearch work in the Department of Experimental Therapeutics in the MedicalSchool at Cornell University located in New York City.Chicago—Paul P. Rohns, 'og, has resigned his position with FrederickStearns & Co., Manufacturing Chemists, Detroit, Mich., to take the activemanagement of The Hill Crest Orchards, at Empire, Mich.Kansas—Maurice L. Breidenthal, '10, will be married to Miss KatharineLouise McCurry, of Parsons, Kan., on Saturday, January 25. Brother Breidenthalis engaged in the banking business in Kansas City, Kan.Miami—Solon J. Carter, '09, now practicing law in Indianapolis was marriedto Miss Augusta Mitch of Rosedale, Ind., on October 28, 1912. They willreside at The Plaza, North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind.Chicago—Jesse C. Harper, '05, has resigned his position as director ofathletics at Wabash College, to take effect at the close of the present year.Brother Harper has signed a contract to coach at Notre Dame next year.Miami—Charles A. Maculey, '98, at present a general agent for the JohnHancock Mutual Life Insurance Company at Peoria, 111., will on February ibecome the state agent for same company in the State of Michigan with headquartersin Detroit.