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

REPORTERS OF ALUMNI CLUBSANNUAL FOUNDERS' DAY, MARCH 15TH; ANNUAL ALUMNI DAY, OCTOBER 15TH..ALABAMA—Birmingham (1895)—William J. Conniff, Woodward Building.Mobile (1895)—Thomas R. Foster.Montgomery (1880) —Opelika (1910)—Selma (1887)—Bruce K. Craig.ALBEKTA—Calgary (1912)—ARKANSAS—Fori Smith (1904)—R. F. Dickens.BRITISH COL^MBU—Vancouver (1912)—CALIFOKNIAJ^LOJ Angeles (1888)—Henry P. Goodwin, 710 F. P. Fay Building., \/San Francisco (1886)—Scott Hendricks, 604 Mills Building.^Coi.ORADO—Denver (1893)—Frederick P. Smith, 206 Tramway Building.DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA—Washington (1884)—Charles E, Felton, The Brunswick,GzoBGiA—Atlanta (1886)—Percy M. Petect, care of Western Electric Co.Columbus (1884)—S. P. Gilbert.Macon (1895)—W. A. Dozier, care Sellers and Dozier."^iDAno—Boise (1912)—Moscow (1909)—William E. Lee.ILLINOIS—Bloomington (1902)—James G. Melluish, 222 Unity Building.Champaign-Urbana (1911)—George Philip Tuttle, Jr., 905 S. Coler Ave., Urbana,^ Chicago (1881)—L. T. Wilson, 105 South La Salle StreetDanville (1912)—Oswald K; Yeager.Galesburg (1881)—Curtis H. Brown.Peoria (1902)—H. B. Beecher.INDIANA—Bloomington (1908)—Blaine W. Bradfute.l/Columbus (1906)—Hugh Th. Miller.Crawfordsville (1902)—Frank C. Evans.Elkhart and Goshen (1895)—Orville L. Simmons, Goshen, Ind.Evansville (1908)—Dyer Butterfield. 800 First StreetFt. Wayne (1906)—Arnold Curdes.Frankfort (1906)—Fred L. O'Rear.Franklin (1876)—Ivory J. Drybread, John L. Jones Building.Greencastle (1908)—Allan Moore,V Indianapolis (1879)—Carl G. Harris, 211 W. Georgia Street,Lafayette (1906)—Dr. George F. Keiper.\/Madison (1906)—William *G. Rogers.South Bend (1906)—Otis Romine.Spencer (1912)—James A. Free.JTerre Haute (1909)—W. W. Parsons, Indiana State Normal,Tipton (1906)—Lawrence Behmeyer.IOWA—D^i Moines (1908)-~H. Harger Blish, 1216 West Ninth Street.Mt. Pleasant (1905)—John F. Myers.Sioux City (1904)—A. O. Wakefield, 511 Iowa Building.KANSAS—Emporia (1909)—Frank Lostetter.Hutchinson (1904)—Topeka (1910)—Roy Cope, 409 Harrison StreetKENTtfCKY—LgW«f;(o» (1904)—Dr. John W. Scott 164 Market Street^Louisville (1880)—H. S. Herrington, care The SutclifFe Co.LouisiANA-r-JVeitf Orleans (1897)—Edward C. Ansley, 212 Hennen Building.MAINE—Waterville (1905)—Clarence N. Flood, 9 Stobie StreetMARYLAND—Baltimore (1880)—Frank M, Weller, 1213 Linden Avenue.MASSACHUSETTS—Boston (1893)—P. R. Lawrence, 202 Technology Chambers.Harvard University (1900)—R. H. Hill, 43 Martin Street, Cambridge, Mass.MEXICO—City of Mexico (1907)—H. P. Lewis, University Club, 2d Bucareli No. 35.MICHIGAN—Detroit (1897)—Archie Oakes, care of American Electrical Heater Co.MiNNESOTA-CF^«/«f/i (1908)—Elmer F. Blu, 205 Exchange Building.^Minneapolis and St. Paul (1885)—O. N. Nelson, care of Edwin White & Co.MISSISSIPPI—Greenwood (1906)—-George L. Ray.Meridian (1901)—W. W. Venable.MISSOURI—Fulton (1906)—Elmer C. Henderson."^Kansas City (1885)—Fred R. Cowles, 300 E. 34th Street^t. Joseph (1909)—W, P. Shaw, care News-Press.J St. Louis (1887)—Francis M. Montgomery, 4458 Washington Boulevard.MONTANA—Butte (1908)—Percy Napton.^NEBRASKA—Omaha (1902)—Amos Thomas, 637 Omaha National Bank Building.NEW YOKK—New York (1884)—Francis A. Winslow, Alta Ave., Park Hill, Yonkers,Ni. Y.Schenectady (1901)—J. Leslie Moon, Phi Deha Theta House, N. S. C. C./ Syracuse (1900)—J. R. Distin, 1211 E. Genesee Street.NORTH DAKOTA—Fargo (1910)—William O. McLelland,OHIO—Akron (1884)—H. L. Snyder, 313 Everett Building.Athens (1898)—James P. Wood.Cincinnati (1881)—Campbell S. Johnston, 2210 Park Avenue, Walnut Hill.Cleveland (1892)—R. M. Broadwell, 2107 Adelbert Road.Columbus (1898)—Charles H. Farber, 413 West Sixth Avenue.Hamilton (1901)—Marc. Welliver.Oxford (1906)—Ji Gilbert Welsh.Toledo (1900)—Robert M. Lane, 2428 Robinwood Avenue.