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

538 THE SCROLLto be given at the First M. E. Church at Burlington, Iowa during the earlypart of May. He Is now pastor of the First M. E. Church at Chattanooga,Tenn.Pennsylvania—Mr. and Mrs. Franz Roessler announce the marriage oftheir daughter RIa to Mr. John Gibson Hendrle, '06, on Saturday, the twentysixthday of April, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen, Perth Amboy, NewJersey.Missouri—E. W. Hinton, '90, dean of the law school of the University ofMissouri, has resigned to accept a position as professor of law at the Universityof Chicago". He will assume his new duties at the close of the presentschool year.Knox—Harry R. Auracher, '07, our well known musical conductor wasmarried on April 16 to Miss Dorothy Dyrenforth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.W. H. Dyrenforth of Oak Park, 111. Brother Paul Taylor, Northwestern, '10,was best man,Nebraska—Bert Barber, '12, has accepted a place with the Argentina Republicas assistant in an agriculture experiment station. His address Is Buenos Aires,Argentine Republic, S, A,, care of J. Lopez, Director General de Agricultura yDefenca Agricola,DePauw—Dennis Grady, '10, has been selected for head football coach atNorthwestern University next year. He is the first man from DePauw towhom the honor has been given of head coach of a conference team in manybranches of athletics,Wabash—M. S. Leaming, '07, formerly located In Chicago at the headquartersof the Monon Route has been appointed assistant general claim agent of theMonon Route with headquarters at Lafayette, Ind. Brother Leaming movedto Lafayette on March i.Dickinson and Pennsylvania—Dr. J. Boone Wintersteen, '01, of Moorestown,N. J., was elected district deputy of grand master of Masons in New Jerseyfor the i6th Mas.onic District In April last. He is also president of theMoorestown Country Club.Illinois—John W. Hansel, '12, Is western advertising manager for TheAmerican Boy, with an office in room 628 First National Bank Building, Chicago.He has recently been made editor of the Javelin, the monthly organ ofthe Chicago Alumni Club.Vermont—A recent number of the Journal of the American Medical Associationcontains a paper on the Procreative Regulation of Defectives and Delinquentsby G. L. Roton, M. D., '04, who is the physician of the New JerseyReformatory at Rahway, N, J,Chicago—Frank Gehring, '11, recently left Chicago and took up his residenceat 932 Edgware Road, Los Angeles, Cal. Brother Gehring has assoclaatedhimself with the New Chicago Specialty Co,, manufacturers of burntwood specialties and advertising novelties.Amherst—^The A T Quarterly for March contains a very interesting accountof a scientific expedition to Patagonia made in 1911 by Professor F. B, Loomis,'96, professor of comparative anatomy and paleantology at Amherst, with onealumnus and two undergraduates of the college.Chicago—Lester B. Fulton, '00, Is now associated with the Chicago IcelessRefrigeration Company, Harris Trust Building, Chicago. This company hasthe Chicago agency for the latest improved artificial refrigeration machinewhich is being manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio.Vermont—E. C, Mower, '91, of Burlington, Vt,, is recuperating from aserious illness. Brother Mower was elected state senator last fall andhas been nominated as one of the candidates to be voted on by the alumni