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REPRESENTATIVE 
CLEVELANDERS 


A  Biographical  Directory  of  Leading  Men  and  Women 
in  Present'Day  Cleveland  Community 


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Foreword 

IN  a  spirit  of  community  helpfulness  this  volume  has  been  conceived  and  prepared 
after  more  than  a  year  of  painstaking  effort.  In  the  undertaking — the  first  of  the 
kind  in  Cleveland — the  aim  has  been  to  produce  a  standard  biographical  reference 
source,  but  aside  from  such  usefulness,  the  sketches  are  intended  to  serve  as  a  mirror 
of  current  progress  because  the  records  of  individual  citizens  go  to  make  the  substantial 
growth  of  the  city.  Printed  proofs  of  all  data  having  been  submitted  for  approval  and 
the  vital  statistics  having  been  sanctioned  by  those  whose  names  are  included,  this 
work  is  in  reality  an  autobiographical  compendium,  covering  a  large  portion  of  Cleve- 
land's representative  population. 

Up  to  this  time  Cleveland  has  been  one  of  the  few  vast  centers  in  which  such  a 
book  has  not  been  available.  Access  to  information  about  men  and  women  in  everyday 
business,  civic  or  personal  affairs  has  been  difficult,  therefore,  to  obtain.  In  the 
early  days  of  Cleveland's  existence,  down  through  the  nineteenth  century,  everyone 
was Well  acquainted  with  one  another.  When  curious  folks  came  via  the  Ohio  Canal 
to  see  or  to  trade,  they  had  plenty  of  leisure  to  find  out  what  they  did  not  know  about 
the  city  or  the  people  wath  whom  they  dealt.  Since  Alfred  Kelley  built  the  city's 
first  railroad  on  to  the  time  of  development  of  super-arteries  of  transportation  by  rail, 
water  and  air,  there  still  continued  that  degree  of  congeniality  in  which  all  met  as 
neighbors. 

Since  the  beginning  of  the  present  century,  in  which  Cleveland  moved  up  as  a  city, 
the  trend  has  been  toward  limitation  of  intimate  personal  acquaintance.  The  lackadais- 
ical era  in  which  people  called  one  another  by  their  first  names  and  in  which  handshakers 
were  omnipresent,  is  followed  by  a  new  period.  Now  a  city  of  a  million  persons  and 
the  natural  hub  of  at  least  two  million  people  in  one  of  the  most  prosperous  sections 
of  the  United  States  rather  demands  authentic  records  about  persons  and  affairs. 

In  selecting  names,  every  possible  effort  has  been  exerted  to  procure  information 
from  all  who  were  deemed  eligible,  but  some  names,  which  were  desired,  are  missing 
for  reasons  of  personal  modesty  or  misunderstanding  of  the  real  object  of  this  enter- 
prise. In  every  case  written  requests  were  sent  by  mail  and  in  many  instances  per- 
sonal solicitation  was  made  in  order  that  the  purpose  might  be  fully  understood.  Some 
who  have  not  been  included  may  be  surprised.  Others  who  are  included  may  wonder 
w  hy  certain  names  were  selected  along  with  theirs.  But  we  wish  to  impress  forcibly 
that  in  the  selection  of  a  representative  list  many  conditions  had  to  be  considered; 
prominence  in  daily  prints  or  prestige  in  form  of  authority  or  wealth  had  to  be  con- 
sidered in  relation  to  the  idea  of  the  volume,  and  the  real  purpose  of  it.  All  names 
have  been  chosen  impartially  and  for  no  consideration  other  than  desirability.  The 
book  is  limited  to  living  subjects  and  to  legitimate  information  about  persons,  but  in 
case  of  death  of  anyone  whose  questionnaire  had  been  returned  and  in  the  hands  of 
the  publishers,  the  same  has  been  included  as  prepared  and  marked  (Deceased). 

Anyone  who  wishes  to  know  about  a  representative  citizen  of  Cleveland,  as  to 
where  he  came  from,  how  educated,  regarding  his  home  life,  politics,  military  or  pos- 
sibly religious  affiliations,  or  something  of  the  various  steps  in  accomplishing  a  career, 
may  turn  to  this  alphabetical  list  for  the  desired  answer.     Or  for  those  who  wish  to 


know  more  about  certain  friends  or  acquaintances,  the  volume  is  intended  to  be  en- 
lightening. 

The  press  of  Cleveland,  daily,  weekly  and  metropolitan,  will  find  "Representative 
Clevelanders"  especially  helpful  on  many  points  of  importance  and  interest.  Errors  easily 
occurring  in  hasty  writing  or  hurried  preparation  may  be  obviated  to  a  degree  by 
use  of  the  compiled  data  which  is  in  a  standardized  type  form  and  style.  Restrictions 
to  accomplish  uniformity  may  be  misunderstood  in  some  instances  but  the  practicability 
of  the  form  adopted  will  be  apparent  in  usage.  Libraries  in  Cleveland  as  well  as  in 
many  other  cities  early  signified  their  desire  to  have  the  book  on  their  shelves. 

As  this  volume  makes  its  appearance  Cleveland  stands  on  the  threshold  of  a  new 
advance  in  industry  and  transportation. 

When  it  is  considered  that  ten  million  passengers  or  nearly  one-tenth  of  the  total 
population  of  the  country  are  carried  every  year  by  steam  railways,  interurbans  and 
busses  in  and  out  of  the  city,  and  that  sixteen  million  tons  of  freight  are  hauled  in  by 
rail  carriers  annually,  part  of  which  is  consumed  and  the  remainder  of  which  is 
manufactured  into  millions  of  tons  of  cargoes  for  outgoing  shipments,  one  can  realize 
more  fully  the  urgent  need  of  enlarged  fact  and  figure  references.  Publications  gen- 
erally now  concern  themselves  not  so  much  about  abstract  affairs  as  about  persons, 
who  they  are,  what  they  are  doing,  where  they  came  from  and  how  they  succeeded. 

Increasing  importance  of  Cleveland  as  a  financial  center  also  emphasizes  the  in- 
creased necessity  of  accurate  vital  statistical  records  for  use  of  banks  and  business 
houses.  Since  the  Federal  Reserve  system  was  inaugurated  in  19 14,  resources  of  the 
member  banks  in  the  fourth  district,  of  which  Cleveland  is  the  center,  have  more  than 
tripled,  now  totaling  close  to  four  billion  dollars.  But  more  important  than  banking 
figures  or  transportation  or  manufacturing  prestige  is  the  growth  of  Cleveland's  civic 
spirit  before  which  the  provincialism  of  olden  days  has  been  forced  to  bow,  and  to  which 
this  work  is  dedicated. 

To  those  who  responded  courteously  to  this  enterprise  and  with  an  understanding 
such  as  moved  them  to  act  for  mutual  community  advantage,  we  express  our  feeling  of 
gratitude. 

No  doubt,  as  time  goes  on  there  will  be  necessity  of  revision  and  in  order  to 
assure  of  this  we  will  later  invite  suggestions  for  improvement  or  advice  as  to  changes 
in  biographical  data,  changes  of  address  or  of  business  associations,  and  especially 
notices  of  deaths. 

R.  Y.  McCRAY, 

Editor. 


Representative  Clevelanders 


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ABBKY,  dizabeth  Lamprecht;  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  28,  1895;  daughter  G.  O.  and 
Emma  (Power)  Lamprecht;  educated,  Miss 
Mittleberger's,  Sibley,  Laurel  schools  and 
Cleveland  kindergarten  training  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  4,  1917  to  Robert  Par- 
sons Abbey — children:  Robert  Lamprecht 
and  Sterling  Parsons  Abbey.  Residence: 
2300  S.  Overlook-rd.,   Cleve.  Hghts. 

ABBEY,  Robert  Parsons,  attorney;  mgr. 
trust  dept.  Canton  First  Natl.  Bank;  born 
China,  Oct.  5,  1883;  son  Robert  Easton  and 
Louise  (Parsons)  Abbey;  educated  Wooster 
Univ.,  B.A.,  and  Cleveland  Law  School,  L.L.B.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct  4,  1917  to  Elizabeth 
Lamprecht — children:  Robert  Lamprecht  and 
Sterling  Parsons  Abbey.  Member  Beta  Theta 
Pi,  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternities.  Canton, 
Brookside  Country,  University  Exchange,  Ad 
and  Hermit  clubs;  Canton  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce and  Real  Estate  Board.  Residence: 
2300  S.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleve.  Hghts.  Office 
1630  Euclid-ave. 

ABBOTT,  Anna  Smith,  born  Cleveland,  Dec. 
12,  1861;  daughter  Stiles  Curtis  and  Catherine 
(Gleeson)  Smith;  educated  Sterling  and 
Brooks  schools,  Cleveland  and  Mrs.  Pratt's 
school,  Utica,  N.  Y.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
5,  1885  to  Henry  Stanley  Abbott,  Columbus, 
O. — children:  Catherine  Smith,  Cobb,  Mary 
Stanley,  James  Samuel  Abbott,  II.  Member 
Daughters  Amer.  Rev.;  New  Eng.  Soc,  (I!leve- 
land;  George  Washington-Sulgrave  Insti., 
N.  Y. ;  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Women's  City 
clubs.  Residence:  2832  Weybridge-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts, 

ABBOTT,  Asa  Appleton,  clergyman;  born, 
Macon  County.  Mo.,  July  12,  1850;  son  William 
Dudley  and  Mahulda  (Kirby)  Abbott;  edu- 
cated, public  and  private  schools  of  Linn, 
Macon  and  Adair  Counties,  Mo.;  Seabury  Di- 
vinity school,  Faribault,  Minn.,  degree  B.  D. 
and  D.  D. ;  married,  Salem,  N.  J.,  May  17,  1921 
to  Isabel  A.  Kedney;  ordained  to  the  priest- 
hood in  Protestant  Episcopal  church,  1884,  be- 
gan ministry  at  Cathedral  of  Our  Merciful 
Saviour,  Faribault,  Minn.;  subsequently  hold- 
ing rector.'ships  at  Vincennes,  Ind.,  Evansville, 
Ind.,  and  Warren,  O.,  effective  from  January 
1,  1899;  was  appointed  by  The  Rt.  Rev.  Will- 
iam Andrew  Leonard,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Ohio, 
to  office  of  archdeacon  of  that  diocese,  serv- 
ing 21  years,  after  which  time  he  resigned 
to  accept  appointment  as  Senior  canon  of 
Trinity  cathedral,  Cleveland;  author  of  "A 
Pioneer  Family  of  the  West."  Residence: 
New  Amsterdam  Hotel.  Office:  Trinity  Ca- 
thedral. 


ABBOTT,  Dorothy  Wllbor,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  25,  1895;  daughter  Lucien  Arthur  and 
Mabel  (Brooks)  Wilbor;  educated  Laurel 
school,  class  1913  and  Holton-Arma  school, 
Washington,  D.  C. ;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
28,  1917  to  James  Samuel  Abbott  II. — chil- 
dren: James  Samuel  Abbott  III.  Member 
Junior  League,  Cleveland  and  Laurel  Alum- 
ni assoc.  Residence:  2891  Huntington-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

ABBOTT,  Gardner,  attorney,  born  Cincinnati 
O.,  Dec.  11,  1878,  son  Willard  and  Caroline 
Powers  (Younglove)  Abbott,  educated  Phillips 
Academy,  Andover,  Mass.;  Yale  Univ.,  A.  B. ; 
Columbia  Law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  16,  1912  to  Lois  A.  Allen — children, 
Gardner,  Luther  Allen,  Willard  and  Julian 
Abbott;  on  Cleveland  board  of  health,  1912; 
member  Troop  A;  asst.  chief  of  staff  83rd  Div. 
N.  A.;  world  war,  served  in  France  as  major 
G.  S.  with  57th  British  Div.,  and  37th  French 
Div.  and  2nd  depot  Div.  A.  E.  F.;  lieut.  col.  O. 
R.  C. ;  in  office  of  Blandin,  Rice  and  Ginn,  1905; 
started  in  business  for  himself  1909;  with  firm 
ToUes,  Hogsett,  Ginn  &  Morley  since  1914; 
treas.  Postergraph  Co.;  pres.  Abbott  Realty 
Co.;  sec.  Babies  Dispensary  and  hospital; 
director  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  identified  with 
Universities,  Hospitals  and  Babies  and  Chil- 
dren's hospital;  member  Andover  P.  A.  E.; 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Columbia  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Wolf's  Head;  Union  Nisi  Prius, 
Mid-Day,  Kirtland,  Pepper  Pike  and  Tavern 
clubs.  Recreation:  music  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2531  North  Park-blvd.  OflEice:  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

ABBOTT,  Walter  Hazelton,  electrical  and 
mechanical  engineer;  born  Aura,  N.  J.;  son 
Harry  J.  and  Ella  (Hazelton)  Abbott:  edu- 
cated Pennington  seminary,  N.  J.;  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  B.S. ;  student  course.  Ft.  Wayne  Elec 
works,  Ind.;  Ecole  Internationale  d  Electricltl, 
Paris,  France,  married,  Cleveland,  1903  to 
Winifred  Manlove — children,  two.  Vice  pres., 
Continental  Gas  &  Elec.  Corp.;  Canada  Gas  & 
Elec.  Corp.;  Iowa  Service  Co.;  Nebraska  Gas 
&  Elec.  and  Lincoln  Gas  &  Elec.  Light  Co.; 
member  Amer.  Inst.  Elec.  Engln.,  Cleveland 
Eng.  Soc;  the  Spanish  club,  Cleveland;  trus- 
tee of  permanent  fund,  Cleve.  Eng.  Soc;  La 
Malson  Francalse,  Cleveland;  Chagrin  Valley 
Country  club.  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 1849  Rosalind-ave.  E.  C.  Oflice:  Cuya- 
hoga  Bldg. 

ABBOTT,  WMlIlam  Jamienon.  physician,  eye, 
ear,  nose  and  throat,  born  Canada,  Aug.  11. 
1874;  son  Albert  and  Elizabeth  B.  (Jamleson) 
Abbott;  educated  Univ.  of  Toronto,  B.A.,  1897; 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

M.B.,  1901;  post  graduate  work,  London,  Ackerman;  educated,  Atlanta,  Madison  pub- 
Eng-.;  Interne  Lakeside  hospital,  Cleveland;  lie  schools,  Southern  Military  Acad.,  Mllledge- 
married,  Cleveland,  April  11,  1906 — children:  ville  Ga.,  Western  Reserve  Law  school  and 
Mary  Crozler,  Jane  Elizabeth,  John  Crozler,  grad.  Cleveland  Law  school;  married,  Bow- 
William  Edwin  Abbott.  During  world  war  ling  Green,  Ky.  June  18,  1908  to  Lorelle  Rus- 
member  advisory  examining  board:  member  sell  Natcher — children:  Abram  Kennedy 
Cleveland  Academy  Med.;  Ohio  State  Med.  II,  and  William  Houston  Ackerman.  First 
Soc. :  Amer.  Med.  Assn.;  Amer.  Laryngological,  pres.  Northern  Ohio  Fish  &  Game  Protec- 
Rinological  and  Otological  Society.  Resi-  tlve  Assn.;  first  pres.  Cleveland  Tournament 
dence:  1898  Woodward-ave.,  Hghts.  Office:  Caster's  club;  former  senior  councilor.  United 
8314  Euclid-ave.  Commercial  Travelers;  former  pres.  Cleve- 
ABEL,  Lt.  Col.  Charles  L..  publications  1^"^  Wholesale  Grocers  Baseball  League: 
writer;  born,  London.  England.,  Oct.  12,  1891;  trustee,  Snow  Lake  Fishing  and  Hunting 
son,  Juan  ckrlos  and  Anna  A.  E.  (Griepen-  ^1"^=  "i^"wf®I'  J^v,'}'"'"*!,  ^''^Q^T^"  S^™^  ^®'" 
kerl)  Abel;  educated  N.  Y.  City  public  schools;  ^'i®:  admitted  Ohio  Bar  1906;  twelve  years 
DeWitt  Clinton  high  school;  Spencerian  Com-  *^sh  and  game  editor  Cleveland  News,  twelve 
mercial  schools,  Cleveland;  world  war,  en-  years  same  capacity  N.  E.  A.  service;  former 
tered  1st  officers  training  camp.  Ft.  BenJ.  Har-  assoc.     editor     Sportman's    Review,     Outdoor 


Sherman,   O.;   promoted  major  A.   G.   D.   Sept.  Canadian    Camp,    N.    Y.;    member    Cleveland 

18,     1918;     remained     as    personnel     adjutant  Advertising     Club,     Northern     Ohio     Fish     & 

Camp  Sherman  until  discharged  Sept.  25,  1919;  Game,  Old  Colony,  Aviation  and  Athletic  and 

appointed  Lt.  Col.  A.  G.  D.  Jan.   10,   1920;  still  Ackerman's    camp    clubs.       Residence:     1B816 

active    in    reserve    activities;    Editor    Abel's  Hazel-rd.  E.   C.     Office:   1213  W-3rd  st. 

Photographic  Weekly;  The  Commercial  Pho-  Ar-irmmw atw        n^i..^        n         r^^^^^■.^■\^^,. 

tographer;    Building  Industry    (official   organ  a  ,^£^n'!^^^,^H„n^?J?l^^  .    k'«.„    °T?iL   v   rl' 

Builder's   Exchange);   member   Royal    Photo-  ^.T^  '"^       4m^-^""^  "/^?°-'    ^,2^",',  ^f"^*  T° 

graphic     Society     of     Great     Britain;     Photo-  City,  son  William  and  Mary   (Fallon)   Acker- 

grapher's  assn.   of  America;   Reserve  Officers  5l^"-  .^-^"^JSf  i^iVV^eJErf"'^  ^-^m^.^^'*"!^";     ^^w 

assn.  of  U.   S.,   (director  local  chapter):  Army  ^?"      =        ^^®  ^^"^^  Manor.     Office:   Ft.   of  W. 

Officers  assoc.  (director  local  chapter);  assoc.  o'ltn-st. 

member     Buiders     Exchange      of     Cleveland  ADAMS,    Almeda    C,    teacher    of    singing; 

Northern      Ohio      Gun     and     Country      Club,  born,  Corhernton,  Penn..  Feb.  26,  1865;  daugh- 

(treas.);    Army    &   Navy   Post   No.    54,    Amer.  ter  James  and  Katherine   (Ketchum)   Adams; 

L^£lS?.L   ^    <?^^^''     °^    ?.?"1™^^®1   Z'^'^'i?''^'  educated.    Ohio   State    School    for   Blind,    New 

committee)    Sojourners  Club;  Pentalpha  Blue  England  Conservatory  of  Music,  Boston;  pri- 

Lodge.  Windermere  Chapter;  Museum  of  Art;  ^ate     teachers.    N.     Y.;     member    Fortnightly 

Cleveland  Automobile  Club.    Recreation:  rid-  Musical  and   Womens   Music  Teachers   clubs; 

AfkrJT^^'^Vlf\^°^}l^'   ^^T^-    K?!^^^®"/'®-  has   been    without    sight    since   babyhood    but 

Cleveland  Athletic  Club.     Office:   515  Caxton  has    been    self-supporting    and    helped    sup- 

°'  port    others    since    age    of    20;    originator    of 

ABEMv.  John  B.,  Industrial  counsellor,  Cleveland  Music  School  Settlement  and  con- 
born.  Springfield,  O.  April  8.  1893;  son  John  ducted  classes  in  every  social  settlement  of 
B.  and  Mary  O.  (Upp)  Abell:  educated  Oberlin  Cleveland.  Residence:  The  Commodore.  Of- 
preparatory.  Western  Reserve  and  Ohio  State  Ace:  409  Frederick  Bldg.,  2063  E.  4th  st. 
Univ.;  married,  Chicago.  111..  July  23,  1921,  »T>.-fe  r-k-.i^  e^j„.„_  ^^r.^f^^t.-.^^,.- 
to  Nelda  C.  Geahry— children:  John  H  Abell  h„^?^r^!*  ,,5„^*''Tnn.  s^  Vfi..q™  ^^n  ''^/.fj; 
Jr..  and  Nelda  Catherine  Abell.  Former  chief  ^o*^"  Cleveland,  June  8,  1859;  son  Edgar 
Immigration  bureau.  Cleveland;  former  sec'y.  ^^^"^,^  f""^  Jf^^^u"^^,^^  Adams,  educated 
unemployment  commission  Cleveland  Foun-  Cleveland  Public  schools;  married.  Cleveland, 
dation;  former  sec'y.  Findlay  O.  street  rail-  Jp"®  l^'  }^^\  ^°  -11"^,'^  Bowley— chl  dren: 
way  commission;  during  war,  with  the  Sher-  J^":  Bessie  Jean  Hall;  a  leading  citizen. 
win-Williams  Co.,  Cleveland.  Detroit.  Chicago  During  World  war  was  general  chairman  war 
and  Newark,  N.  J.  plants;  did  reorganization  chest  activities  and  prior  to  that  time  he  was 
work  for  Chicago  City  Club;  sec'y  and  or-  ^^^P  noted  for  leadership  in  charity  cam- 
ganlzer  Findlay.  O.  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Paigns,  especially  hospitals,  among  them  be- 
newspaper  and  magazine  writer  over  period  1"^  the  largest  ones  ever  conducted  in  Cleve- 
of  years;  pres.  John  B.  Abell  Organization,  land;  pres.  and  gen.  manager.  The  Cleveland 
Cleveland,  and  John  B.  Abell  and  Associates,  Hardware  Co..  director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.. 
Toledo;  member  I.  O.  O.  P.,  Cleveland  Auto  Commonwealth  Savings  &  Loan  Co..  Cleve- 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreations:  land  Life  Insurance  Co.;  Is  now  vice  pres. 
motoring,  fishing,  swimming,  golf.  Residence:  ot  the  Mid-Day  club,  trustee  of  the  Cleve- 
2982  Somerton-rd.,  Hghts.  Office:  637  Union  land  Community  Fund,  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Y.  W.  C. 
Trust   Bldg.  A.    and    Welfare    Federation;    member    Union 

ACKER,   Fred   IV.,   lawyer,   born    Cleveland,  Mayfleld,  Mid-day,  Cleveland  Advertising  and 

Aug.    15,    1895;    son    Stephen    N.    and    Louise  City     clubs.     Recreation,     golf     and     garden- 

(Wels)    Acker:    educated    Ohio    North.    Univ.,  Ing.     Residence:  2700  E.  Overlook-rd.     Office: 

Ada,    O.    L.L.B.;    married,    Cleveland,    Oct.    23.  Lakeside-ave.  &  E.  45th  st. 

1924  to  Margaret  M.  Zurlinden;  U.  S.  Army  of  .t..ii,b    i^^h.^i.  *u    r-      u*«    4r,«„..o.,«»   <-«„», 

Occupation.   World   war;   practiced   law   since  ADAMS.  Ellrnbeth   C,  life   Insurance   coun- 

July    3.    1922;    dir.    and    sec'y.    Ohio   Loan    Co.,  ff^°'"=  ]'°'?  Jamestown,  O.;  daughter  Thomas 

Hall  Road  Land  Co.,  Royal  Brass  Co.,  Stand-  ^-    ^n^    Amanda    (Davis)    Adams;    graduate 

ard   Barber  Sup.  Co.;   member  Cleveland   Bar  Jamestown,   C>.   high   school;   war   camp   com- 

Assn..    Chamber    of    Commerce;    Delta    Theta  munity     service     for     girls     Pensacola     Fla. 

Phi  fraternity.   Recreation:  tennis.  Residence:  ^"'■*"S,  7f/:"^^"^S«rJ^°.'r«"  ^  ^?Pt..  Phoenix 

1580     Chesterland-ave.      Office:      1747     Union  J^^^tual  Life  Ins   Co.     Residence:  1906  E.  84  st. 

Trust  Bldg.  Office:    308   Euclld-ave.   Bldg. 

ACKEHMAN,  Morris,  editor  and  publisher;  ADAMS,  Ezra  Stllesj  born,  Elyrla.  O.;  son 
born  Madison.  Ga..  March  14  1883-  son  Abram  Ezra  Stiles  and  Lydla  (Pond)  Adams;  mar- 
Kennedy     and     Lilly     Kennedy     (Robertson)  ried.   Wellington,  O.,  to  Jennie  L.  McClelland — 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


children,  Louise  Adams  and  Georgia  (Adams) 
Drake,  (Mrs.  E.  A.  Drake);  member  176th 
Regiment  O.  V.  I.,  Civil  War;  one  of  found- 
ers Commercial  Trade  Review;  Cleveland 
ri'proseiitative  of  The  Iron  Age  of  New  York 
for   28    years.      Residence:    2820   Coleridge-rd. 

ADAMS,  Frances  A.,  teacher;  born  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  2,  1857;  daughter  Rev.  Seymour  W. 
Adams,  D.  D.  and  Augusta  (Hoyt)  Adams; 
educated  Cleveland  public  schools,  and  Cleve- 
land Acad.,  Vassar  College,  A.B.,  Class  1877. 
During  World  war  did  Red  Cross  and  cleri- 
cal work;  also  did  committee  work  with 
the  Citizens  League;  teacher.  Central  High 
school,  1877-1900;  ass't  principal  East  High 
school  from  organization  in  1900-21,  when 
she  resigned;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fra- 
ternity; member  Children's  committee,  Cleve- 
land Humane  Soc;  Cleveland  Branch  Vassar 
Alumnae  Assn.;  Women's  Council  for  Peace 
Promotion;  member  Women's  Auxiliary  of 
Cleveland  Orchestra,  Women's  City  club  and 
serves  on  various  committees.  Recreations, 
music   and   theatre.   Residence:    1523   E.   Blvd. 

ADAMS,  Francis  Drake,  partner,  Murfey, 
Blossom,  Morris  &  Co.;  born,  Akron,  O.,  Feb. 
15,  1891;  son  Roswell  Gibbs  and  Ruth  Aug- 
usta (Drake)  Adams;  educated,  Western  Re- 
serve University,  1913;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  5,  1924  to  E.  Ruth  Lucas;  member  Troop 
A.:  world  war  1st  Lt.  72nd  Field  Artillery; 
member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 3139  Montgomery-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:     504    Guardian    Bldg. 

ADAMS,  George  Dana,  manufacturer;  born 
Warren,  O.,  Feb.  17,  1863;  son  George  and 
Elizabeth  (Dana)  Adams;  educated,  common 
schools,  Warren,  O.;  Hiram  College;  married 
Cleveland,  O.,  July  22,  1916  to  Pearl  Bittle — 
children,  Ruth  and  Jeanne  Adams,  Margaret 
Adams  Schmidt  by  former  marriage  (in  1887 
^^wlth  Grace  Field);  came  to  Cleveland  1879; 
first  employed,  Adams  Jewett  Co.,  until  1895; 
started  Cleveland  Bag  Factory;  later  Cleve- 
land Akron  Bag  Co.,  general  mgr.,  vice  pres. 
and  pres.  until  merger.  Chase  Bag  Co.,  1925 — 
of  which  he  is  vice  pres.;  director  Adams  Bag 
Co.;  vice-pres.  Chase  Bag  Co.;  directoi* 
Cleve.  Animal  Protective  league;  all  Ma- 
sonic orders;  society  Colonial  wars;  Son3 
Amer.  Rev.;  Ohio  Society,  N.  Y.;  member 
Union,  Athletic,  and  Acacia  clubs;  Circum- 
navigation club,  N.  Y. ;  grandson,  Ashael 
Adams  who  taught  school  at  foot  of  Superior- 
ave.,  in  1806  In  log  cabin  for  $50  per  year; 
also  carried  mail  between  Cleveland  and 
Pittsburgh,  on  horseback  in  1813  (one  trip 
a  week);  Residence:  2234  Woodmere-dr.  of- 
fice: Chase  Bag  Co.,  E.  40th  st.  and  Perklns- 
ave. 

ADAMS,  Robert  H.,  wholesaler  school  sup- 
plies; born,  E.  Smlthfleld,  Pa.,  Dec.  23,  1881; 
son  Levi  T.  and  Charlotte  Clair  Adams;  edu- 
cated, Cazenovia  seminary,  Cazenovla,  N.  Y. ; 
married,  Erie,  Pa.,  Feb.  21,  1905  to  Daisy 
White — children.  Marguerite  and  Robert  H. 
Adams  jr.;  married  second  time,  Sewlckley, 
Pa.,  March  15,  1924  to  Jean  Snedden;  partner 
J.  R.  Holcomb  &  Co.;  member  City  club  and 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  11907  Mt. 
Overlook-av.  Office:  1331  St.  Clair-av. 

ADAMS,  Rnth  AnsTunta;  born,  Cleveland, 
O.,  1857;  daughter  Joseph  J.  and  Augusta  Ann 
(Briggs)  Adams;  educated,  Cleveland  grade 
and  high  schools;  supplemental  education  in 
mu.sic,  art  and  literature;  Samuel  Adams, 
Revolutionary  veteran  came  to  Cleveland 
1835;  born  Boston,  served  in  army  and  navy; 
Samuel   Adams'   son,   came   to   Cleveland   1840 


with  family;  father,  Joseph  J.  Adams  was  his 
son;  Samuel  E.  Adams,  well-known  lawyer, 
also  one  of  his  sons;  last  of  the  family  liv- 
ing In  Cleveland.     Residence:  1910  E.  84-st. 

ADAMS,  Theodore  F..  minister;  born,  Paly- 
myra,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  26,  1898;  son  Rev.  Floyd  H. 
and  Evelyn  (Parkes)  Adams;  educated,  Deni- 
son  univ.,  B.A.;  Rochester  Thelog.  Sem.,  B.D.; 
Hammond,  Ind.,  high  school;  National  College 
Chiropractic,  D.  C. ;  married,  Beaver  Dam, 
Wis..  Feb.  26  1925  to  Esther  Jillson;  pastor, 
Cleveland  Pleights  Baptist  church;  president 
Baptist  Young  Peoples'  union  of  Ohio,  1924- 
'25;  vice  pres.,  Young  Peoples'  Union  of 
America,  1925-'26;  pastor  Dewey  Avenue 
Union  church,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  1922-1924; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Phi  Mu 
Alpha  (musical)  fraternities;  member  City 
club.     Residence:   3309  Silsby-rd. 

ADAMS,  Walter  Howard,  public  accoun- 
tant; born,  Armstrong  Co.,  Pa.,  Aug.  7,  1876; 
son  Joseph  Shields  and  Mary  (Blaine)  Adams; 
educated,  Pittsburgh;  married,  Leetonla,  O., 
1902  to  Nettie  Ferguson — children,  daughter 
and  son;  former  mayor  Leetonla,  O.  and  sec. 
Republican  county  committee,  Columbiana 
county;  mgr.  Haskins  &  Sells  and  former 
vice-pres.  and  treas.  Continental  Supply  Co., 
St.  Louis,  Mo.;  sec.  and  treas.  Insulating 
Lumber  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  past 
masters  assn.;  High  Noon  club.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  1360  Ansel-rd.  Office:  713 
Federal    Reserve    Bank   Bldg. 

ADELBERG,  Irving  Samuel,  district  manager; 
born,  St.  Louis,  Dec.  9,  1887;  son  Adolph  and 
Mary  (Hammer)  Adelberg;  educated  St.  Louis 
public  schools;  married,  St.  Louis,  Jan.  3,  1915 
to  Dollye  Berlin;  Century  Electric  Co.,  St. 
Louis  since  1907  and  manager  New  Y'ork, 
Philadelphia  and  Cleveland  offices  at  different 
times;  director  Century  Electric  Co.;  member 
Assn.  Inst,  of  E.E. ;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  2026  E.  107th-st. 
Office:  958-60  Hanna  Bldg. 

ADELSTEIN,  Charles  S.,  orthodontist;  born, 
Russia,  Aug.  17,  1895;  son  Simon  and  Dina 
(Fertel)  Adelstein;  educated,  Louisville  Col- 
lege of  Dentistry,  1917;  International  School 
of  Orthodontia,  1924;  married,  Cleveland,  1920 
to  Florence  B.  Jacobs;  chairman  membership 
committee,  Cleveland  Dental  Soc.  and  treas. 
1925-26;  also  member  Ohio  State  Dental  Soc, 
American  Dental  and  Northern  Ohio  Dental 
Assns.;  Residence:  2577  Euclid  Hghts  Blvd. 
Office:  830  Rose  Bldg. 

AEBERLI,  Fred,  physician;  born,  Zurich, 
Switzerland.  Feb.  19,  1878;  educated,  public 
schools.  Switzerland  and  United  States;  Ger- 
man Wallace,  bachelor  science;  Ohio  State 
Univ.,  M.  D. ;  post  graduate,  Univ.  Zurich; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  2,  1909  to  Minnie  L. 
.•\u;  fellow  Am.  Medical  assn.;  Cleveland 
Academy  Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medical  So- 
ciety; Medical  staff,  Glenville  hospital;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Club.  Residence:  8514  Wade 
Park-ave.     Office:   same. 

AEBERI.I,  Minnie  L.,  grad.  nurse;  born, 
Mansfield,  O.,  Feb.  8,  1879;  daughter  John  H. 
and  Evalyn  (Hartupee)  Au.;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools,  graduated  1906  Huron-rd  hos- 
pital; married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  2,  1909  to  Dr. 
Fred  Aeberli;  member  Western  Reserve  chap- 
ter D.  A.  R.,  Cleveland  Sorosls.  Residence: 
8514  Wade  Park-ave. 

AFFELDER,  Harry  F.,  mechanical  engi- 
neer; born,  Pittsburgh,  May  10,  1881;  son 
Jacob    and   Kate    (Flieshman)    Affelder;    Adu- 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


cated.  Allegheny  grammar  and  high  schools; 
Case  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  21,  1912 
to  Rhoda  Littman — children,  Lewis  J.  and 
Ruth  Jane  Affelder;  engineering  dept.  West- 
inghouse  Machine  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  1904-06; 
N  C.  Wil.son,  consulting  engineer,  Pitts- 
burgh, 1906-07;  Keystone  Eng.  Co.,  Pitts- 
burgh, 1907-08;  Allis-Chalmers  Co.,  Pitts- 
burgh office,  erecting  and  sales  engineer, 
1908-13;  taught  mathematics  and  machine  de- 
sign, night  school,  Carnegie  Tech,  1905-07; 
vice-pres.  and  supt.  The  "Wolf  Env.  Co.; 
sec.-treas.  Wald  Realty  Co.;  pres.  The  Wolf 
Detroit  Envelope  Co.  and  Envelope  Realty 
Co.,  Detroit;  member  Tau  Beta  Phi  and  Sig- 
ma Psi  fraternities;  Owl  and  Key  society; 
City,  Town,  Oakwood  and  Cleveland  Auto 
clubs.  Residence:  2575  Norfolk-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   P.   O.   Box   413. 

AGATE,  Georgre  Rowland,  treasurer,  Cleve- 
land Plain  Dealer;  born,  Lorain  county,  Ohio, 
June  17,  1856;  son  Lafayette  and  Philena 
(Reynold)  Agate;  educated  Elyriahigh  school; 
married  East  Brady,  Pa.,  Feb.  22,  1882  to  Jen- 
nie Antoinette  Clark — children,  June  An- 
toinette (Mrs.  Ralph  Souerbeck);  connected 
vi'ith  Cleveland  Herald,  Oct.  11,  1881;  with 
Cleveland  Plain  Dealer,  March  15,  1885,  con- 
tinuing since;  spends  winters  in  Florida. 
Residence:  44  E.  194th-st.  Office:  415  Plain 
Dealer  Bldg. 

AGNEVV,  CeloteN  J.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Pittsburgli,  Pa.,  Mar.  24,  1887;  son  William 
r)aly  and  Emma  (Reddick)  Agnew;  educated, 
Pittsburgh  public  schools,  Baldwin  Wallace 
Academy;  Baldwin  Wallace  College,  LL.B., 
1918;  admitted  to  Bar  1918;  married,  New- 
castle, Pa.,  Nov.  5,  1921  to  Edna  Faye  Dor- 
sey;  republican  candidate  for  judge  of  mu- 
nicipal court,  1923;  member  Western  Reserve 
Republican  Club,  assoc.  member  legal  ad- 
visory board  during  war;  in  business  under 
name  Celotes  J.  Agnew,  attorney  and  coun- 
sellor at  law.  Residence:  13805  Chautauqua- 
ave.      Office:    941    Engineers    Bldg. 

AGNEW%  William,  attorney;  born,  Glasgow, 
Scotland,  May  30,  1870;  son  John  and  Eliza- 
beth (Black)  Agnew;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Cleveland  laAv  school,  LL.B.; 
Baldwin  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  20, 
1899  to  Anna  B.  Coville;  chief  deputy  clerk 
of  courts,  1903-1911;  pres.  Cleveland  board  of 
review,  1913;  deputy  state  tax  commissioner, 
1914-1915;  state  senator,  1917-1921;  admitted 
to  bar  1906;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State 
and  American  Bar  assns.;  National  Tax  assn.; 
Masonic  bodies;  pres.  Cleveland  Athletic  club; 
member  Cleveland  Automobile  and  Willowick 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  4145  E.  95th-st. 
Office:  322   Euclid-ave. 

AHLMAN,  liouls  F.,  sales  representative; 
born,  Euclid  Village,  Jan.  21,  1887;  son  Fred 
and  Mary  (Snyder)  Ahlman;  educated  East 
high  school  and  Univ.  of  Chicago;  married, 
Euclid  Village,  Sept.  17,  1913  to  Julia  B. 
Reese — children,  Elizabeth  Jane,  Warner 
Reese  and  Lois  Helene  Ahlman;  sales  repre- 
sentative. The  Harshaw  Fuller  &  Goodwin 
Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity. 
Residence:  18402  Lynton-rd.  Office:  545 
Hanna    Bldg. 

AIKINS,  Amie  Florence,  born,  Worcester, 
Mass.,  daughter  John  S.  and  Hannah  Allen 
(Morgan)  Dean;  educated.  Miss  William's 
private  school  for  girls,  Worcester,  Mass.; 
married,  Worcester,  July  11,  1895  to  H.  Aus- 
tin Aikins — children,  Amie  Dean  (Mrs.  John 
D.  H.  Hoyt),  Margaret  (Mrs.  John  T.  Seaver) 


and  Nancy  Ann  Coes  (Mrs.  Chester  B.  Scott). 
Residence:  2611  Edgehill-rd. 

AIKINS,  H.  Austin,  professor:  born,  Toronto, 
Ont.,  Can.,  1867;  son  of  William  T.  Aikins. 
M.D.,  LL.D.  and  Lydla  A.  (Piper)  Aikins; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  B.A.,  1887;  Yale 
Ph.D.,  1891  and  honorary  fellow  Clark  Univ., 
1892-*94;  married,  Worcester,  Mass.,  1895  to 
Amie  F.  Dean — children,  Amie  F.  (Mrs.  John 
D.  H.  Hoyt),  Margaret  (Mrs.  J.  T.  Seaver)  and 
Anna  Coes  Aikins;  member  Amer.  Psycho- 
logical Assn.;  Amer.  Philosophical  Assn.; 
Fellow  Amer.  Assn.  for  Advancement  of 
Science;  Muskoka  Lakes  Golf  and  Country 
club.  Recreations:  boating,  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2611  Edgehill-rd.,  Hts.,  summer  home, 
Hamill's  point,  Muskoka,  Ont.  Office:  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ. 

AKERS,  Jeanette  Henn,  born,  Hartford, 
Conn.,  June  4,  1900;  daughter  Albert  W.  and 
Gertrude  (Bruce)  Henn;  educated  Laurel 
school  and  Vassar  college,  A.B.,  1921;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  20,  1921  to  Kenneth  W.  Akers; 
member  Clollege  club  and  Cedarhurst  Country 
club.  Residence:  2075  Coventry-rd.  Summer: 
Stop  135  Lake  Shore  Blvd. 

AKERS,  Kenneth  AVilliam,  advertising; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  17,  1895;  son  Edwin 
A.  and  Fanny  (Hay)  Akers;  educated  Colum- 
bia Univ.,  B.A. ;  married,  Jeannette  M.  Henn, 
Aug.  20,  1921;  during  world  war  with  the 
Imperial  British  Royal  Flying  Corps  and 
Royal  air  force,  Lieut,  and  full  flying  officer, 
British  expeditionary  force,  in  France;  mem- 
ber American  legion;  Delta  Upsilon  and  Sig 
ma  Delta  Chi  (journalism)  fraternities;  Ce- 
darhurst Country  club.  Residence:  2075  Cov- 
entry-rd.     Office:    642   Hanna   Bldg. 

ALBER,  Louis  John,  manager  lecturers  and 
concert  artists;  born  Independence,  O.,  April 
13,  1879;  son  Charles  Christian  and  Christina 
(Gluck)  Alber;  educated.  Independence  public 
schools;  married  Saginaw,  Mich.,  Aug.  4,  1903 
to  Laura  M.  Barron — children,  Barron  Alber; 
director  speakers  bureau  of  War  Loan  board, 
treasury  department,  Wash.,  during  Liberty 
Loan  drives;  member  International  Lyceum 
and  Chautauqua  assn.;  Lyceum  and  Chautau- 
qua managers  assn.;  Advertising  club  and 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  secured  official  story 
of  first  Around-the-World  Flight  with  ".Smil- 
ing Jack"  Harding.  Residence:  14915  Edge- 
water-dr.     Office:  2443  Prospect-ave. 

ALBERS,  Clarence  F.,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  7,  1897;  son  of  Fred  and  Martha 
(Wischmeier)  Albers;  educated  parochial 
grammer  school,  1911;  Lincoln  high  school, 
1915;  Western  Reserve  dental,  1918;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  26,  1919  to  Lydia  A.  Lange — 
children,  lone,  born  Oct.  30,  1922;  during  the 
world  war  he  served  with  Dental  Corps  No.  1 
at  Camp  Greenleaf,  Ga.  to  close  of  war;  began 
private  practice,  upon  leaving  army;  member 
Cleveland  Dental,  Ohio  State  Dental  Soc.  and 
Amer.  Dental  Assns.;  Psi  Omega  (dental)  fra- 
ternity. Residence:  4401  Archwood-av.  Office: 
Pearl-rd.,    W.    35th-st. 

ALBL,  Michael  Albert,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  8,  1869;  son  Michael  and  Kath- 
erine  (Peck)  Albl;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Central  high  school;  entered  Cleve- 
land school  of  Pharmacy,  1887  and  studied 
two  years;  in  drug  business  one  year;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  Med.  Dept.,  1892,  M.  D.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  25,  1892  to  Frances 
Stadnik— children,  Frances  J.,  Oswald  M.  and 
Jasmine  J.  Albl;  world  war,  member  Examin- 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Inpr  boaid;  member  consulting  staff  and  vice 
chief  of  staff  St.  Alexis  hospital;  director 
Crescent  Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Cleveland  Medical  Li- 
brary assn.;  State  and  American  Medical 
assns.;  Masonic  lodge;  Knights  of  Pythias; 
C.S.P.S.  (Rohemian  organization);  Quinnobog 
Fishing,  Norton  B.  Fishing  and  Forest  City 
Hunting  clubs;  his  father,  Michael  Albl,  came 
to  Cleveland  from  Bohemia  in  IS.'iO.  Recrea- 
tion: fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  5074 
Hroad\Yay.      Office:    same. 

AL.BRECHT,  Joseph,  druggist,  retired; 
born,  Germany,  April  1,  1870;  son  Ansein  and 
Albertina  (Rcmele)  Albrecht;  educated,  pa- 
rocliial  schools,  Sanduslcy,  O. ;  Cleveland 
School  Pharmacy  (now  Western  Reserve); 
married,  Aug.  15,  1891  to  Josephine  Nessel- 
hauf — cliildren,  8;  40  years  in  drug  business; 
member  N.  O.  D.  A.;  O.  S.  Ph.  A.;  N.  A.  R.  D.; 
K.  of  C,  Gilmour  Council.  Recreation:  fish- 
ing, baseball  and  golf.  Residence:  1896  K. 
75th-st. 

ALBURN,  Cary  R.,  lawyer;  born,  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  Oct.  22,  1883;  son  John  Frederick 
and  Cecelia  (Luebben)  Alburn;  educated, 
grammar  and  Rayen  high  schools.  Youngs- 
town  with  honors;  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
A.B.,  1905;  Oxford  Univ.,  Eng.,  B.C.L.  (Bache- 
lor Civil  Law);  1907,  also  special  graduate 
work,  law  and  economics;  1907-08,  at  same 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  May  22,  1912  to 
Helen  Alice  Whitslar,  A.B.,  at  W.R.U.,  1911 — 
chiltlren,  Cary  R.  Alburn  Jr.,  and  Doris  Whits- 
lar Alburn;  sec'y..  Business  Men's  Taft  club, 
1908;  headmaster,  Cleveland  Boys  Home,  Hud- 
son, 1910;  chief  sec'y.  to  Sen.  Theodore  Bur- 
ton, 1910-'ll;  chairman  legal  advisory  board 
No.  14,  in  world  war;  member  Oxford  Varsity 
La  Crosse  team,  1906-'08;  pres.  American  club, 
Oxford,  1908;  admitted  to  bar  in  Ohio,  1908 
and  to  practice  federal  courts  following; 
second  and  first  assist.  United  States  Atty. 
Northern  Ohio,  1911-'15,  since  engaged  in 
general  practice,  specializing  in  corporation 
and  real  estate  matters;  professor  John  Mar- 
shall law  school,  1920-'23;  member  Amer., 
Ohio  and  Cleveland  bar  Assns. ;  trustee  First 
Unitarian  church,  Cleveland;  member  grad- 
uate council.  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  mem- 
ber Ohio  committee  for  selection  of  Rhodes 
Scholars  and  first  Rhodes  scholar  from  Cleve- 
land to  Oxford  Univ.,  1905-'08;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity,  Mid-Day,  University  and 
City  clubs,  also  Citizens  league.  Recreations: 
tennis  and  golf.  Residence:  19101  Oxford-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.    Office:  1585  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

ALCOTT,  Franklyn  L,.,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land. Jan.  23,  1856;  son  of  Leverett  and  Mary 
A.  (Williams)  Alcott;  educated,  Greylock  In- 
stitute, South  Williamston,  Mass.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1880  to  Jennie  Wick  Bissell 
— children,  Charles  B.,  Franklyn  L.  Alcott,  Jr. 
and  Marion  (Mrs.  H.  B.  Miles)  member  Shaker 
village  council;  director  Amer.  Stove  Co.,  vice 
pres.  The  Diamond  Portland  Cement  Co.; 
trustee  Lake  View  Cemetery  Assn.,  St 
John's  Orphanage;  director  Childrens  Fresh 
Air  Camp;  charter  member  Troop  A.  Veterans 
Assn.;  Cleveand  Chamber  of  Commerce;  fellow 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Union 
club.  Little  Mountain  club,  Castalia  Trout 
club.  Recreations:  fishing,  bower  gardens, 
photography.  Residence:  16260  South  Park- 
blvd..  Shaker  Hghts. 

AL.DRICH,  Emmet  W.,  merchandise  mana- 
ger; born  N.  Y.  State,  Apr.  25,  1864;  son 
Edmond    D.    and    Mary    (Whitraore)    Aldricb; 


educated,  Glrard,  Mich.;  married,  Coldwater, 
Mich..  Dec.  16,  1885  to  Cora  L.  Wiswell;  trus- 
tee Northern  Baptist  Home;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge.  Residence:  Perry,  O.  Office: 
Hallo   Bros.  Co. 

ALDRICH,  Mabcllc  Johnn.  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Samuel  C.  D.  and  Josenhine  (Mil- 
ler) Johns;  educated,  Cleveland  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  July  24,  1915  to  Wickliam 
Hurd  Aldrich;  member  Women's  City  Club. 
Residence:    2040    Stearns-rd. 

ALDRICH,  AVlvkham  Hurd,  mechanical  en- 
gineer; born,  Cleveland,  O.,  Jan.  1,  1882;  son 
E.  F.  and  Ellzabetli  (Hurd)  Aldrich;  edu- 
cated, Cornell  Univ.,  1904,  M.rO.;  married, 
Cleveland,  July  24,  1915  to  Mabelle  J.  Johns; 
supt.  steam  power  station,  Cleveland  Elec- 
tric Illuminating  Co.;  member  Kappa  Sigma 
fraternity;  University  club.  Residence:  2040 
Stearns-rd.     Office:  75   Public  Square. 

ALE3XANDE:R,    Arthur    Hadden,    landscape 

arcliitect;  born,  Decatur,  111.,  Oct.  27,  1892. 
son  Arthur  Bengough  and  Stella  (Hadden) 
Alexander;  educated,  Phillips  Exeter  Aca- 
demy 1910,  University  of  Wisconsin,  B.S. 
1914;  Harvard  University,  M.  L.  A.  1917;  world 
war,  96th  Aero  Squadron,  A.  E.  F.,  wounded 
in  action,  Sept.  4,  1918,  distinguished  service 
cross;  Croix  De  Guerre;  professional  prac- 
tice landscape  architecture,  Boston,  1919- 
1920,  Cleveland,  1922-1925;  instructor  Iowa 
State  College,  1921-1922;  partner  Alexander 
and  Strong;  member  American  Society  of 
Landscape  Architects;  Phi  Delta  Theta  fra- 
ternity; University  and  Kirtland  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  University  club.  Office: 
4500   Euclid-ave. 

ALEXANDER,  Harold  Graham,  treas.  Natl. 
Screw  &  Mfg.  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  5,, 
1882;  son  W.  D.  B.  and  Lida  (Graham)  Alex- 
ander; educated.  University  school,  Asheville 
school,  Asheville,  N.  C.  and  Yale  Scientific 
school,  B.  S.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  9,  1908 
to  Eleanor  Quayle — children,  Eleanor  and 
Winnie-Jane  Alexander;  member  Mid-Day, 
Shaker  Heights  and  Willowick  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  18850  So.  T^^oodland-rd. 

ALEXANDER,  Henry  M.,  lumber  business; 
born,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  March  6,  1878;  son 
David  McClure  and  Roselma  (PauU)  Alex- 
ander; married,  Canton,  O.,  Oct.  22,  1907  to 
Katherine  Harter — children,  Mary,  Constance, 
Martha,  Katherine  and  Quentin;  during  the 
world  war  1st.  Lieut,  gas  attack  branch, 
chemical  warfare  service;  member  Union  and 
Mayfield  clubs.  Residence:  2765  Fairmount- 
blvd. 

ALEXANDER,  Rob  Roy,  Investment  securi- 
ties; born,  Minerva,  O.;  son  Joseph  K.  Alex- 
ander and  Rachel  (Crowl)  Alexander;  edu- 
cated Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Harvard  col- 
lege, A.  B.,  1904;  Harvard  law  school,  LL.  B., 
1907;  practiced  law  as  Alexander  &  Dawley  in 
Cleveland,  .1908-'ll,  entered  employ  of  the 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.  1911  and  July  1,  1919  be- 
came trust,  officer;  resigned  Nov.  15,  1921  to 
establish  investment  business  under  name  of 
R.  R.  Alexander  &  Co.,  of  which  he  is  now 
owner;  member  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity  and 
Masonic  fraternity,  also  of  University,  Coun- 
try, Mid-Day,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Harvard 
clubs.  Recreation:  music  and  golf.  Residence: 
The  Country  club,  Eddy-rd.,  Lake  Shore  Blvd. 
Office:  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

ALEXANDER,  William  Broipvnlle,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Cleveland,  April  4,  1884;  son 
W.  D.  B.  and  Lida  (Graham)  Alexander;  edu- 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


cated,  public  and  University  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  9,  1918  to  Charlotte  Gray — 
two  children;  general  superintendent  and  di- 
rector National  Screw  &  Mfg.  Co.  Residence: 
2325  St.  James  Parkway.  Office:  2440  E.  75th- 
8t. 

ALEXANDER,  William  David  Brown,  man- 
ufacturer; born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  21,  185S;  son 
David  Brown  and  Frances  (Parnell)  Alex- 
ander; educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  15,  1881  to  Llda  Jane 
Graham — children,  Harold  Graham  Alexander, 
William  Brownlie  Alexander,  Mrs.  William 
P.  Foster;  is  pres.  National  Screw  &  Mfg. 
Co.,  director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  director  St. 
Luke's  hospital;  trustee  Case  School  Applied 
Science  and  Calvary  Presbyterian  church; 
member  Union,  Mayfield  Country  and  Mid-Day 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Machinery  club,  of  New 
York,  Ohio  Society  of  New  York;  Chamber  of 
Commerce  and  Chamber  of  Commerce,  U.  S.  A. 
Residence:  16900  S.  Park-blvd.  Office:  2440 
E.    75th-st. 

ALFRED,  Elizabeth  ,1.,  teacher  of  English; 
born  Cleveland,  daughter  John  and  Mary 
Alfred;  educated,  Tremont  Grammar  school; 
West  high  school;  Cleveland  Normal  school: 
member  N.E.O.T.;  Ohio  State  Teachers  and 
National  Educational  assns.;  completed  three 
and  one-half  years  college  work,  and  am  ex- 
pecting to  finish  this  winter,  having  obtained 
a  Sabbatical  leave  of  absence;  editorial  work 
for  Dr.  Charles  Douglas  of  Detroit  two  sum- 
mers; spent  three  summers  at  Harvard  and 
one  at  Chicago  Univ.;  served  as  editor  Young 
Peoples  Christian  Endeavor  society  paper: 
member  Business  Women's  club  and  Pilgrim 
church.  Residence:  Laurel  Hall,  1932  E. 
97th-st. 

AL.LEX,  Albert  Marls,  consulting  engineer; 
born.  Akron,  O.,  Aug.  26,  1877;  son  Miner  J. 
and  Frances  (DeWolf)  Allen;  educated  Akron 
public  schools,  Hiram  College  and  Stevens 
Institute  of  Technology,  M.E.;  married.  Union 
Hill,  N.  J..  April  16,  1900  to  Christine  Pel- 
linger  (deceased) — children:  Margaret  Cyn- 
thia (Mrs.  Harold  Stuart)  and  Robert  Fran- 
cis Allen;  A.  M.  Allen  &  Co.,  architects  and 
engineers,  since  1906;  director,  Interstate 
Terminal  Warehouses  Inc.  and  Lake  Erie 
Trust  Co.;  member  Amer.  Soc,  Mech.  En- 
gineers, Amer.  Soc.  Electrical  Engineers, 
Amer.  Soc.  Refrigeration  Engineers;  Phi 
Sigma  Kappa  fraternity,  is  a  32nd  degree 
Mason  and  Knight  Templar;  member  Uni- 
versity, Union,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shaker 
and  Acacia  clubs,  also  Engineers  Club  of 
N.  Y.  and  City  club,  Akron.  Residence:  13615 
Shaker-blvd.      Office:    7016   Euclid-ave. 

ALLiEN,  Clnnde.  manager  Globe-Wernlcke 
Co.;  born,  Columbia,  S.  C,  July  6,  1885;  son 
William  W.  and  Linda  (Rogers)  Allen,  Bor- 
dentown,  N.  J.;  educated  high  school,  Greens- 
boro, N.  C,  Univ.  North  Carolina,  Chapel 
Hill,  N.  C;  married,  New  York  city,  June  12, 
1913  to  Julia  Silber,  Philadelphia;  member 
Masonic  order;  member  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Lakewood  Country  and  Kiwanis  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 14719  Clifton-blvd.  Office:  2044  Euc- 
lid-ave. 

ALLEN,  Ennice  Westfall,  born  Carroll  Co., 
O.,  Jan.  23,  1860;  daughter  Levi  and  Elizabeth 
(Hales)  Westfall;  educated,  Carroll  Co. 
schools;  married,  Carroll  Co.,  Feb.  23,  1881 
to  John  Custer  Allen — children,  Angeline  Es- 
tell,  Nina  Leona,  Samuel  Westfall,  (irace 
Amanda,  Mary  Elizabeth  and  Frank  Harold; 
world  war.  Red  Cross  work;  member  D.  A.  R. 
Residence:   1356  Lakeland-ave.,  Lakewood,  O. 


ALLEN,  Florence  EIlinTTOod,  Judge  Su- 
preme Court  of  Ohio;  born.  Salt  Lake  City, 
Utah,  March  23,  1884;  daughter  Clarence 
Emir  Allen  and  Corrlne  M.  (Tuckerman)  Al- 
len; educated  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1904, 
A.B.  degree,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1908, 
A.M.  degree;  New  York  Univ.  Law  School, 
1913,  L.L.B.  degree;  assistant  county  prose- 
cutor, Cuyahoga  county,  1919-'20,  judge  court 
of  common  pleas,  1921-'23,  Judge  Supreme 
Court   of  Ohio,    1923    to    date. 

ALLEN,  Kenneth  Lelnnd,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  18,  1888;  educated,  pub. 
lie  schools;  University  school;  Yale  Univ., 
Sheffield  Science  school  Ph.  B.,  1911;  mar- 
ried, Bratenahl,  Nov.  18,  1913  to  Joyce  Cot- 
tingham — children,  Walter  Cottingham  Allen 
and  Kenneth  Allen,  Jr.;  capt.  U.  S.  armv,  ord. 
dept.,  Oct.  1917-Jan.  1919;  member  Troop  A, 
1st  Cleveland  cavalry,  1912-15;  vice-pres.  and 
director  The  Adams  Bag  Co.,  CJhagrin  Falls, 
O.;  member  Kirtiand  and  Countrv  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 9925  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  Chagrin 
Falls,    O. 

ALLEN,  Martha  Hill,  born,  Madison,  Ind., 
.Mar.  14,  1884;  daughter  Wm.  Lewis  and  Jen- 
nie (Culbertson)  Hill;  educated,  Western 
College  for  Women,  A.B.  1906;  Michigan  Uni- 
versity, A.M.  1910;  married,  Madison,  Ind., 
Nov.  30,  1910  to  Holland  Craten  Allen — 
children,  Margaret  Jean,  Rolland  Craten,  Jr., 
George  William,  Joseph  Stephan  and  James 
Herman;  member  College  Club;  assoc.  mem- 
ber Canterbury  Club.  Residence:  2737  Endi- 
cott-rd. 

ALLEN,  Rolland  Craten,  geologist;  born, 
Richmond,  Ind.,  May  24,  1881;  son  George 
Debold  Allen  and  Florence  (Brown)  Allen; 
married  Madison,  Ind.,  Nov.  1911  to  Martha 
Hill — children:  Jean,  Craten,  George,  Joseph 
and  James  Allen;  educated  common  schools 
Kansas  and  Wisconsin,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin 
and  Univ.  of  Michigan;  finished  common 
school  education  in  1897;  learned  trade  cheese 
maker  and  labored  in  saw  mill,  flour  mill, 
brick  yard,  farm  and  country  store;  1897- 
1900,  prepared  for  college  while  teaching 
country  school,  Green  County,  Wis.;  summer 
spent  clerk,  office  county  superintendent 
schools  selling  books;  1900-1903,  student 
Univ.  Wisconsin,  summer  spent  in  Colorado, 
Illinois  and  Wisconsin  selling  books  and  stere- 
optican  views;  1903-1904,  assistant  principal 
high  school  and  athletic  coach,  Plymouth, 
Wis.;  summer  1904  compassman  geological 
field  party  in  Canada;  1904-1905,  student  Univ. 
of  Wisconsin  and  quiz  master  in  elementary 
geology;  graduated  in  geology,  June  1905. 
In  this  year  closed  debate  with  Univ.  of 
Michigan  and  awarded  science  medal  for 
graduating  thesis,  director  of  students'  co- 
operative store,  etc.;  1905-1906,  field  assis- 
tant U.  S.  Geological  Survey,  Colorado  coal 
fields  as  sampler,  topographer  and  geologi- 
cal aide.  In  fall  and  winter  geological  work 
In  Cobalt  District  of  Ontario;  assistant  in- 
structor and  student  Univ.  of  Wisconsin; 
geological  field  work  In  quartzite  area  of 
Barron  County,  Wis.;  1906-1908,  geologic  and 
prospecting  work  In  Ontario  including  Cobalt 
Kenogaml,  Lady  Evelyn  and  Elk  Lake  dis- 
tricts, geologic  and  topographic  survey  of 
Woman  River,  Iron  Range;  graduate  stu- 
dent Univ.  of  Wisconsin  5  months  on  geolog- 
ic survey  and  examination  of  100,000  acres 
of  land  in  Dickinson,  Iron  and  Gogebic  Coun- 
ties, Mich.,  1908-1909,  Instructor  in  Economic 
geology  ore  deposits  and  metamorphlsm, 
Univ.  of  Michigan.  Summer  of  1909  geologic 
survey  of  Iron  River  iron  bearing  district  of 
Michigan;    1909-1919,    State    Geologist,    Mich.; 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


1909-1919,  special  lecturer  in  economic  ge- 
ology and  ore  deposits,  Univ.  of  Michigan;  ap- 
pointed commissioner  of  mineral  statistics 
of  Mich.;  appraiser  of  mines  of  Mich.;  ad- 
visor to  Mich.  Securities  Comm.;  1918-1919. 
member  Federal  Excess  Profits  Tax  Board; 
examination  and  valuation  of  flfty-flve  zinc 
mines  in  Oklahoma  and  the  copper  mines  of 
Michigan;  resigned  as  State  Geologist  of 
Mich.  August  1919  to  date,  vice  pres.  Lalto 
Superior  Iron  Ore  Assoc;  1921-1924,  Oglebay, 
Norton  &  Co.,  General  Manager  Mines;  1924 
to  date,  first  vice  pres.  Oglebay  Norton  &  Co. 
Member  American  Assoc,  of  Economic  Geolo- 
gists, American  Assoc,  for  the  Advancement 
of  Science,  American  Iron  &  Steel  Institute, 
American  Institute  of  Mining  and  Metallur- 
gical Engineers,  F.  &  A.  M.  Lodge  33  Lansing 
Mich.,  Geological  Society  of  America,  Mich. 
Academy  of  Science,  Mining  &  Metallurgical 
Society,  Society  of  the  Sigma  XI,  Alpha  Chi 
Sigma  (professional  chemical  fraternity) 
author  of  boolts  and  articles  on  geological 
subjects;  member  Union,  Big  Ten  and  Can- 
terbury clubs.  Recreation:  outdoor  sports, 
golf.  Residence:  12737  Endlcott-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts. 

ALLEN,  Sylvan  Venten,  attorney  at  la,w, 
born,  Russia,  April  IB,  1898;  son  Morris  and 
Bes.sie  (Niehamkin)  Allen;  educated,  Board 
school,  Leeds,  England;  local  high  and  law 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  25,  1921  to 
Elizabeth  Loeb;  member  Knights  of  Pythias, 
Knights  Kherans.  Residence:  12320  Arling- 
ton-ave.      Office:    521    Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

ALLERTON,  Earle  Wayne,  pattern  maker; 
born,  Alliance,  O.,  March  6,  1881;  son  Francis 
Marion  and  Henrietta  (Oby)  Allerton;  edu- 
cated. Alliance  public  schools;  Mt.  Union  col- 
lege; married,  Benton  Harbor,  Mich.,  Dec.  22, 
1908  to  Ella  Celesta  Goodall — children,  Mary 
Louise,  Gertrude  Mabel,  Lucille  Margaret  and 
Frances  Marian  Allerton;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Sigma  Nu  fraternity;  eligible  to  mem- 
bership in  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution, 
Founders  and  Patriots  of  America  and  Sons 
of  Colonial  Wars.  Recreations:  antiquarian, 
travel,  family  histories  and  photography. 
Residence:    1868   Chapman-ave.,   E.   Cleveland. 

ALLERTON,  Ella  C;  born,  Lodl,  Wis.,  Feb. 
20,  1886;  daughter  Louis  K.  and  Eva  P. 
(Jenks)  Goodall,  of  Puritan  ancestry,  de- 
scendant of  Robert  Goodall,  Salem,  Mass., 
1634;  John  Whitney,  Waterton,  Mass.,  1635; 
William  Ward,  Sudbury,  Mass.,  1639  and  a 
number  of  other  early  Puritans;  educated, 
public  schools,  Sumner,  Iowa  and  Madison, 
Wis.,  also  private  schools;  married,  Benton 
Harbor,  Mich.  Dec.  22,  1908  to  Earl  Wayne 
Allerton — children,  Mary  Louise,  Gertrude 
M.,  Lucile  Margaret  and  Frances  Marian  Al- 
lerton; sec.  Parents-Teachers  assn.,  Port- 
land Ore..  1921-'22;  member  Western  Reserve 
chapter,  Daughters  Amer.  Rev.;  member  and 
class  leader.  East  Glenvllle  M.  E.  church; 
member  Parents-Teachers  Prospect  school. 
Recreations:  travel  excursions  and  photog- 
raphy.    Residence:   1867  Chapman-ave.,   E.  C. 

ALLISON,  George  Alexander,  physician; 
born,  PlumvlUe,  Pa.,  May  9,  1871;  son  Robert 
Alexander  and  Mary  Caroline  Allison;  edu- 
cated in  Country  schools  and  Med.  Dept. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  1895,  M.  D. ;  married. 
Wlllard,  O.,  Dec.  14,  1898  to  Elizabeth  N.  Cole 
— children,  Mabel  Evelyn,  Dorothy  Blanche 
and  Ruth  Elizabeth  Allison;  member  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine.  Residence:  8517 
Wade  Park-aVe.     Office:  same. 

ALLISON,  Jamea  Wallace,  attorney;  born, 
Erie  Co.,  Pa.,  Oct.   15,   1847;  son   William  and 


Harriet  H.  (Carson)  Allison;  educated,  com 
mon  school,  Waterford  Academy  (Erie  Co., 
Pa.)  and  Michigan  Univ.,  LL.B.;  married, 
Wattsburgh,  Pa.,  Oct.  15,  1874  to  Adele  Fritz 
— children,  Ruth  S.,  Thomas  C,  Robert  C.  and 
Gertrude  Allison;  clerk  of  courts,  Erie  Co., 
Pa.,  1897-1902;  special  agent  treasury  dept. 
Ogden,  Utah;  school  director.  Lake  Pleasant, 
Erie  Co.,  Pa.,  member  Emmanuel  lodge,  F. 
and  A.  M. ;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Masonic 
and  High  Noon  clubs.  Residence:  9807  Park- 
gate-ave.     Office:   1040  B.  of  L.  E.  Bldg. 

ALLYNE,  Edmund  E.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1874;  son  Joseph  H. 
Allyne  and  Anna  M.  (Wightman)  Allyne; 
educated  public  schools;  married  Cleveland. 
May  14,  1902  to  Mildred  Ford — children:  Rol- 
lin  F.,  Mildred  Vernon  and  Edmund  E.  Al- 
lyne, Jr.,  five  years  with  O.  N.  G.,  1893-'98 
pres.  Aluminum  Castings  Co.,  1909-'19,  when 
he  organized  Aluminum  Manufacturers  Inc. 
resigned  1920  to  travel  and  for  less  active 
business;  director  Allyne  Ryan  Foundry  Co., 
1913  to  date,  organized  Allyne  Zerk  Co.,  1922 
and  after  successful  development  sold  in 
1924;  pres.  Northland  Investment  Co.,  South- 
land Investment  Co.,  partner  R.  R.  Alexander 
and  Co.;  he  was  passenger  first  air  mall  flight 
New  York  to  San  Francisco  and  return,  sum- 
mer 1920  with  MaJ.  Lent,  then  superintendent 
air  mail  service;  member  Society  Automo- 
tive Engineers  and  32nd.  degree  Mason,  also 
member  Union,  Country,  Shaker  Heights, 
Roadside  and  Cleveland  Athletic  cluba.  Rec- 
reations: travel,  boating  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 3020  North  Park  Blvd. 

ALPERS,  'U'^illlam  A.,  business  executive: 
born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  June  23,  1883;  son 
August  A.  Alpers  and  Hedwig  Geisler  Al- 
pers;  educated  grammer  schools.  New  York 
city,  Chillicothe,  O.  and  Cincinnati;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  17,  1906  to  Ruby  INIay  Hender- 
son— children:  Grace,  Virginia  and  William 
Henderson.  Entered  employ  Cleveland  Win- 
dow Glass  &  Door  Co.  July  1900  and  became 
secretary  in  1916.  Entered  paint  manufac- 
turing in  1920  as  president  of  The  Postal 
Paint  &  Color  Co.  In  1922  name  was  changed 
to  The  W.  A.  Alpers  Co.  Has  served  as  sec- 
retary and  later  pres.  of  Cleveland  Paint  Oil 
and  Varnish  club,  also  pres.  In  1915  of  Na- 
tional Assoc.  Paint  Distributors,  In  1920  vice 
pres.  National  Oil  &  Varnish  Assoc;  director 
and  secretary  Cleveland  Window  Glass  & 
Door  Co.,  president  and  treasurer  The  W.  A. 
Alpers  Co.  and  secretary  and  director  The 
Cleveland  Paint  &  Color  Co.,  member  Lake- 
wood  lodge  No.  601,  F.  &  A.  M.,  Cunningham 
Chapter  No.  187  R.  A.  M.,  member  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Rotary,  and  Cleveland  Paint  & 
Varnish  clubs.  Recreations,  golf,  fishing  and 
motoring.  Residence:  1494  Belle-ave.,  Lake- 
wood. 

ALTHANS,  Arthnr  J.,  special  agent  general 
Insurance;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  20,  1890;  son 
John  and  Anna  B.  (BlUenstein)  Althans; 
educated  Cleveland  Public  schools;  attended 
first  officers  training  school,  world  war;  com- 
missioned 2nd  Ueut,  promoted  to  1st  Ueut. 
served  2  years  in  camps  in  U.  S.;  sec'y.  Young 
Men's  Business  club,  previously;  after  war 
executive  sec'y.  Al  Slrat  Grotto  and  manager 
Cleveland  convention;  executive  sec'y.  Ma- 
sonic Temple  campaign  Assoc,  member  Meri- 
dian Masonic  lodge.  McKlnley  chapter.  Ori- 
ental commandery,  32nd  Lake  Erie  consis- 
tory, Al  Slrat  Grotto  and  Al  Koran  shrine; 
also  Cleveland  Elks,  Athletic,  and  Sleepy 
Hollow  County  clubs.  Residence:  2228  Maple- 
wood-rd.,  Hghts.     Office:  Leader  News  Bldg. 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

ALTMAN,    J.    H.,     pres.;     born,     Cleveland,  David  and  Elsie    (Sprague)    Pulver;   educated 

Sept.    12,    1898;    son    M.    H.    and   L.    (Goodman)  Cleveland      public      schools      and      Cleveland 

Altman;  educated,  Cleveland  school;  married,  School     of     Education;      married,     Cleveland. 

Cleveland,  to  Helen  Goodman — children,  Janet  Sept.    12.    1888    to    Jay    Harry    Ammon — chll- 

Louise  Altman;  pres.  Standard  Envelope  Mfg-.  dren,    Elsie    R.,    Ralph    D.    (d-Oct.    1909)    and 

Co.      Office:    1600   E.    30th    st.  Katherine    Ammon    Mills     (d-Feb.    12,     1921); 

AI.VORD.  KatheHne  Brainard  ScHbner;  bond"^  R^d"  Crols'ttc.!"tauyht"knHting  ?free) 
society  and  club  editor  Cleveland  Times;  and  knit  every  spare  moment-  member  Na- 
born,  Cleveland;  daughter  George  Weed  and  tional  Educ.  Assn.,  Ohio  State  Teachers  Assn 
Margaret  (Keim)  Scribner;  educated,  Laurel  and  Cleveland  Teachers  Federation;  mem- 
school  and  Shaw  high;  Wilcox  Commercial  ber  Western  Reserve  Chapter,  D.  A.  R.;  Sun- 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  22,  1917  to  day  school  work  at  Boulevard  Presbyterian 
Claude  Bradford  Alvord,  divorced,  1925 — chll-  church.  Residence:  126.5  Parkwood-dr.  Of- 
dren,  Joan  Almon  and  Katherine  Scribner  Al-  nee:  John  Burroughs  school, 
vord;  professional  shopper  with  Hahne  &  Co.,  Aitfei^iT'D      ¥„     „».        _    t* 

Newark,  N.   J.,  1923;  associated   with   Lindner  n^vJu,^^    \t       t^  A   ^cn]*^     manager;     born, 

Co.   over  a  year;   taught  at  Wilcox  Commer-  tUo  ^^  '       k?"^  ^   ^-I    ^^^^^    ^°^    Adolph    and 

cial;  specfal  stati.stical  work,  City  Hall;  pub-  fl^"f    (Kosenblum)    Amster;    educated    Cleve- 

licitv   for  Emmanuel   church   where   she   is   a  if."?;    P""'ic    schools    and    through    first    year 

member;    press    memberships    Women's    clubs  f^'^T  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  20,   1917 

of  Cleveland.     Residence:  2477  Derbyshire-rd.  to    Jennie    Friedman — children,    Arthur    Louis 

Office:  E.  22nd  and  Payne-ave.  ?:"°    Natalie    Rose    Amster;    started    with    the 

Kosenblum    Co.,    1910     two    weeks    nft^r    ^nm 

AMMERMAX,   Harold   T.,   attorney   at   law;  pany  was  organized;  first  as  office   boy-  thTn 

born,  Barberton,  O.,  Jan.  23,  1895;  son  Charles  after  company   was  formed    was  made   secre 

and   Kate    (Thompson)    Ammerman;    educated  tary,    which   office    has    held,    since;    also    sec- 


Co.    and    The   Tucker   Fuel   Co.,    member    Beta  ATMcr.^u     > 

Theta   Pi.      Residence:    1773    Elberon-dr.      Of-         AM^^ll.K,   Lester  E.,   sec'y-treas..    The   Am- 

flce:    930    Williamson    Bldg.  fl^""  ^o-    born,  N.   Y.   City,   ,May   31,    1893; 


son 


ig  world  war  in  above;  member  Cleveland  City  lodse  No  15 
forces  in  France  \^  ebb  chapter  and  Al  Sirat  Grotto-  K  of  P 
unit.    May    6,    1917     Recreation:       traveling.       Residence:     '   12307 


orris   and   Kate    (Engel)    Amster-    edncntori 

AMMERMAX,    Ralph    L..    attorney    at    law;  Public   school.   No.    32     Brooklvn     N    v      r.„  ' 

born,  Eaton,  O.,  June  14,   1892;  son  Frank  La-  tral  High,     Cleveland;  Baldwin-WallacW  iTn.v" 

ten    and    Mary     Ellen     (Swain)     Ammerman;     t.t.    vt    ^^„^.„.   ,.' ^-^.'^'^i^'" .  ^^^A^ace   Univ. 

educated.      Western      Reserve      Ui 

Franklin  T.  Backas  Law  school,  L. 

Cleveland,    May    4,    1917    to    Heler 

Bluhm — children,  Viola  June  and 

Ammerman;     served     during     world     war     in  above; 

American     expeditionary     fc 

with   Lakeside    ambulance    u       ,  ,      ,  „.       ^,^^.^^,,y^:^ 

to    April    19,    1919;    practicing    attorney    since  Shaker-blvd.,    Shaker  ^Hghts" ""office-    '?5f)n  9 

June    1,    1920;    past    commander    Charles    Kell  ^^  oodland-ave.                                                      oovv-^ 

Post    No.     47     of     American     legion;     orator,  a  V4r  vne'r*  r^mr.      ^ 

Timothy  Doan   council.  Royal  Arcanum;   sec-  oharV«    P^,J^^^^             George,     chancellor     in 

treas.     Lakewood    Mortgage      and      Guaranty  Roumanfl,  ^o^  ^  '^^'i^'f^^^*^;    born,    Craiova, 

Co.;    pres.    Lake    Erie    Garden,    Inc.;    member  Cecilia      (Orrnan  i     '  Anftl'^of^".,  ^®°'"?®     *"<* 

Delta  Theta  Phi,  law  fraternity.  Pi  Kappa  Al-  Umv    of   (JlaTelow   ^cnt^^^f ''?^^-'      educated, 

pha;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.,  and  Cleve-  bur^h       PittslmrJ^^'    Scotland;    Univ.    of   Pitta- 

land  Museum  of  Art;   Royal  Arcanum;   Roval  unm^rrifd^wil^^'r^f^''      '"'P'^S     engineer; 

Arch    Mason;    Rising    Sun    chapter;    member  Km/nf^,;     a /,i"F  ^^J^  served  as   captain    in 

American    Legion    and    '40    and     8'      member  goumanian    ^ta^"^    oSfcT7?-=    Z^\ir    °^t„1*^« 

Kell    Post   bowling   team   of  American    legion  "o"r"anian    btar.      Office.    31o    Bulkley    Bldg. 

four    years.      Residence:     3115    Yorkshire-rd.  ANDERSON,  A.  D.,  secy,   and  treas  •   born 

Office:  442-8  Engineers  Bldg.  INIilton,     \\i.«.,    Feb.    3,    1866-    son    V     D     and 

AMMON,  Jay  R.,  manager  Stearn  Adv.  Co.;  mon^schS^ls^^onLfiel'lf '"A^^i/r^'^r^*^'^'' ''°")- 

born  April  26,   1875;  son  Col.  John  H.  Ammon  TeV^  c'.v^J'nH^T.^.^fi^'  ?^'„f.",L''H5i11^^  J^l" 
and 
Uni-i 
Coi 
N( 

dfe^d  MaVch  To:'r9l2:  "marVi^d-sVc^^nd  ^imeTo  fic'e''  m?  W 'gek';?"^"'-    ^^^^^•°''^-      ^f- 

Mrs.    O.    S.    Werntz,     Nov.     8,     1919;     member  "^   ^'^• 

Troop  A  for  years  and  Sergeant  Troop  C,  1st  ANDERSON,  Edmund  Theodore,  social 
Ohio  Calvary,  Spanish  American  War;  was  a  worker;  born,  Meadville,  Pa.,  1892;  son  Ed- 
member  Cornell  varsity  football  team  and  mund  Theodore  and  Anna  (Breckenridge) 
Cornell  Freshman  crew;  secretary-treasurer  Anderson;  educated  Meadville  high  school- 
and  manager  Stearn  Adv.  Co.,  also  same  ca-  seven  years  musical  study,  N.  Y.  Y.  M.  C.  A.', 
pacity  Stearn  Advertising  of  N.  Y.,  member  Silver  Bay,  N.  Y.;  married,  Waterbury,  Conn., 
Cornell  chapter  Alpha  Delta  Phi,  veteran  Opt.  15,  1920  to  Marion  Wallace;  during  war 
member  Woodward  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.  and  director  of  music  and  camp  recreation.  Camp 
Alpha  Zata,  member  Mayfleld,  Athletic  and  P*ke,  Little  Rock,  Ark.;  director  shop  recrea- 
Advertising  clubs.  Residence:  Gates  Mill  O  t'on,  DuPont  Co.,  Hopewell.  Va.,  also  at 
Office:  Union  Trust  Bldg.  Waterbury,  Conn.,  as  musician,  soloist  1st 
..^-.  Presbyterian  church.  Holy  Trinity  church, 
AMNION,  Lucy  Pulver,  teacher;  born,  Cuya-  Hebrew  Tabernacle,  all  N.  Y.  Citv.;  member 
noga    county,     O.,     Aug.     17,     1867;     daughter  Musical    Art   Society,    N.    Y.,    director    of   Alta 


REPRESENTATIVT  CLEVELANDERS 


Social  settlement;  member  American  Assn.  of  ''lub  (also  chairman  membership  committee) 
Social  Workers.  Cleveland  Settlement  Union  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canterbury 
and  executive  committee.  National  Fed.  of  .;lub3:  pres.  Alumni  Assn.  Rensaeller  college. 
Settlements;  pres.  Cleveland  Settlement  Union  Residence:  2590  Coventry-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
trustee  Boy's  committee.  Rotary  club  and  Office:  700  Marshall  Bldg. 
manv  committees  Welfare  federation;  Ma- 
sonic lodge.  F.  &  A.  M..  Waterbury.  Conn..  «_-,.„  ^o  n  Aue- 
Cleveland    Chapter.   F.    &   A.   M.   and   Saturday  V^Vl.^.^   r?V_,^:'/-"^- 


T.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
!0.   1873;   son   John  F. 


De- 

and 


Evening  club;  member  Rotary  and  City  clubs.  Dora  (Al.<.house)  Arnos;  educated  Stryker 
also  Chaerin  Vallev  Country  club.  Resi-high  school.  1893;  Trl  State  Normal  College, 
dence-    i^flO   Mavfleld-rd  A.R.,   Angola.  Ind..  1899;  W.  R.  U.  law  school, 

dence.    i-biu   .ua>  neia  ra.  ^^^^,     married,    Cleveland.    1907    to    Anna    C. 

ANDERSOX,  Hamilton  Alexander,  born.  Laughrldge — children.  William  F.,  Robert  L. 
Chicago,  111.,  July  31.  1899;  son  Norman  and  and  Norman  W.  Arnos;  practiced  law  since 
Minera  Jane  Anderson;  educated.  Western  |1903;  began  development  of  real  estate  in 
Reserve  Univ.;  Adelbert  College.  A.B.;  world  1907;  pres.  The  South  Euclid  Development 
war,  U.  S.  Naval  Reserve  Force;  member  Co.  and  The  Belvoir  Stone  &  Supply  Co.;  has 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Univprsity  one  of  the  finest  farms  in  Ohio,  located  In 
Club.  Residence:  1895  Chapman-ave.  Office:  Unionville  in  Lake  Co..  known  as  "Broad- 
The  White  Co  fields."       Recreation:       farming.       Residence: 

,     ,  ^   South  Euclid,  O.     Office:  402  Engineers  Bldg. 

AXDKRSOX.  John  Edwin,  asst.  genl.  frt. 
agt. ;  born.  Lawrence,  Kan.,  Oct.  15.  1887;  son  ARNSTIjVE,  Benjamin  Victor,  wholesale 
Olof  and  Betty  (Rasmussen)  Anderson;  edu- Jeweler;  born.  Cleveland.  June  8,  1857;  son 
cated,  public  schools,  Douglas  County,  Kan.,  Jacob  and  Sarah  Arnstine;  educated  Cleveland 
Lawrence  Business  College;  St.  Louis  Col-gphools;  married,  June  15.  ISS^'*'  (first  wife 
lege   of   Law:   married.   Lawrence.   Kan.,    Sept.f^jg,}   j^   1910),  remarried,   Jan    • 

'  -  -'      Lion 


\ 


25.  1911  to  Ona  May  Swalm;  entered  employ 
of  Big  Four  railroad  as  clerk,  Kansas  City, 
Mo..  1905;  held  positions  at  Kansas  City, 
St.  Louis  and  CThicago  as  clerk,  rate  clerk, 
city  frt.  agt.,  traveling  frt.  agt.  and  chief 
clerk;  appointed  commercial  agt.  Detroit, 
1912;  general  agt.  Cincinnati,  1917;  division 
frt.  agt.  Cincinnati,  1918;  division  frt.  agt. 
Cleveland,  1919;  asst.  general  frt.  agt.  Cleve- 
land since  1925;  member  Lakewood  Lodge, 
No.  601  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Traffic  and  High  Noon 
clubs.      Office:    1013    W^illiamson    Bldg. 

ANDERSON,  John  Henry,  patent  counsel, 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  7.  1881;  son  John  and 
Elizabeth  (Grandy)  Anderson;  educated.  Case 
school  of  Applied  Science  1903,  B.  S. :  Na- 
tional Univ.  Law,  1906,  LL.B.;  George  Wash- 
ington Univ.  1907,  M.P.L. ;  married,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  to  Goldia  Fleming  McMullin — • 
children,  John  Fleming  Anderson;  1903-1911. 
asst.  examiner  U.  S.  patent  office;  1911-1913 
patent  dept.  General  Electric  Co.,  Schenec- 
tady, N.  Y.;  since  1913  patent  counsel  Incan- 
descent Lamp  dept..  General  Electric  Co., 
Nela  Park;  member  American  and  Cleveland 
Patent  Law  assns. ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  and 
Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities;  Society  of  Incas 
(Incandescent  Lamp,  dept.  of  G.  E.  Co.);  Old 
Colony,  University,  Canterbury  Golf,  Cleve- 
land Automobile  and  Case  clubs.  Residence: 
1849  Page-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  Nela 
Park. 

ANDERSON,  Martha,  secy,  and  treas. ;  born 
Cleveland,  O.,  Aug.  1,  18S4;  daughter  John 
and  Elizabeth  (Grandy)  Anderson;  educated. 
Central  high  and  Spencerian  Commercial 
schools;  secy,  and  treas.  The  Thomas  H. 
Geer  Co.;  member  Professional  Women's  and 
Altrusa  clubs.  Residence:  2577  Euclid-blvd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office  1847  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

ANDREAS,  Fred  W.,  physician;  born,  Cleve- 
land, April.  16,  1892;  son  Wm.  and  Louise 
(Eichenberg)  Andreas;  educated,  Heidelberg 
1915,  B.S.;  University  of  Michigan  1920,  M.D.; 
married,  Fremont,  O.,  June  28  1921  to  Edna 
Louise  Buehler — children,  Bruce  F.  Andreas; 
world  war,  M.  E.  R.  C. ;  member  American 
Medical  Assn.;  Academy  of  Medicine,  Ohio 
State  Medical  society;  Masonic  and  K.  of  P. 
lodges  and  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fraternitv. 
Residence:  12721  Edmonton-ave.  Office:  842 
EdfiY.-J"dv. 
member  Industrial  Commn.,  tJhain"bei   Df  Com- 


i^_-.~.fe.»i  "Itionlse,  secretary; 
born,  Wellington.  O..  Feb.  10.  1887;  daughter 
Frederick  E.  and  Alena  R.  (Starr)  Andrews; 
educated.  Wellington  high  school.  Class  '04; 
Oberlin  conservatory  music,  1904-05;  Oberlin 
College,  '09  O.  B.  K.  (A.  B.);  Dyke  School 
of  Business.  1914;  teacher  Wellington  high. 
1910-14;  secretary  to  President  and  to  editor 
Plain  Dealer.  1915  to  date;  member  Business 
Women's  club.  Residence,  1886,  E.  82nd.  St. 
Office,    Plain   Dealer  Pub.   Co. 

ANDRE^VS,  Harriet  "Warmington,  born, 
Cleveland,  June  10.  1860;  daughter  William 
and  Emily  E.  (McClure)  Warmington;  edu- 
cated. Cleveland  public  and  West  high 
schools;  married,  Cleveland  Sept.  28,  1881  to 
Upson  Austin  Andrews — children,  Austin, 
William  McClure  and  Alice  (Mrs.  Henry  J. 
Welch)  Andrews;  member  D.  A.  R. ;  Women's 
City,  Country  and  Roadside  clubs.  Residence: 
8806    Euclid-ave. 

ANDREWS,  Mabel  Shields,  born.  Akron,  O.; 
daughter  Albert  G.  and  Maria  (Richardson) 
Shields;  educated  Western  Reserve  Academy. 
Lake  Erie  college;  married.  Hudson,  Feb.  24, 
1892  to  Matthew  Andrews — children,  Donald 
S.  Andrews  and  Marcella  A.  Baxter.  Resi- 
dence:   "The   Woods"   Gates  Mill. 

ANDREW'S,  Marguerite  Jeavons;  borr 
Cleveland,  O.,  Jan.  8.  1894;  daughter  W.  R 
and  Grace  (Goetz)  Jeavons;  educated,  Laure.' 
school,  Cleveland  and  Bennett  school.  Mill- 
brook,  N.  Y.;  married.  Cleveland.  Aug  8.  1917 
to  Fletcher  Reed  Andrews — children.  Jean« 
Andrews;  member  Country  club.  Residence 
Stratford-rd. 

ANDRE\VS,  Mnttheiv,  merchant  of  coal  and 
iron;  born.  Industry,  Pa.,  1865;  son  Thomp- 
son J.  and  America  Andrews;  educated.  East 
Liverpool  schools;  married.  Hudson.  Feb.  24. 
1892  to  Mabel  Shields  Andrews — children, 
Donald  Shields  Andrews  and  Marcella  A. 
Baxter;  chairman  of  board.  M.  A.  Hanna  Co.; 
member  Union.  Tavern,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt. 
Pepper  Pike  and  India  House  clubs;  Racquet 
and  Tennis  club  of  New  York.  Residence: 
The  Woods.  South  Euclid.  O.  Office:  1300 
Leader  News  Bldg. 

ANDRLS,     Jnlian     Merrltt,     lawyer;     born, 

Elyria.   O..   Sept.   27.   1888;   son    Loomis  G.   and 

Fannie      C.      (Dunham)      Andrus;      educated, 

Elyria    high    school;    Oberlin   Academy;    Bald- 

»;<iwin-Wallace,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  June 

^^128,    1924   to  Maud  E.   Hogan;   wor^ld   war,   en- 


merce;    member.    National    Town    &    Country     Ijdlisted,    308th   Engrs. ;   capt.    41st  F.   A.;   Troop 

11 


REPRESENTATIVE  C;  CLEVELANDERS 
LTMAN.    J.    H.,     pres.;     born,     Cleveland.     Da^chlef  Washington  bureau.  Hearst  newspapers; 


)t.  12,  1898;  son  M.  H.  and  L.  (Goodman) 
fcman;  educated,  Cleveland  school;  married, 
Jveland,  to  Helen  Goodman — children,  Janet 
Aiise  Altman;  pres.  Standard  Envelope  Mfgr. 
(     Office:    1600  E.    30th   st. 

Al.VORD,      KRtherlne      Bralnard      Scribner; 

Tciety  and  club  editor  Cleveland  Times; 
^n,  Cleveland;  daughter  George  Weed  and 
trgaret  (Keim)  Scribner;  educated,  Laurel 
^ool  and  Shaw  high;  Wilcox  Commercial 
Ihool;    married,    Cleveland,    Dec.    22,    1917    to 


^l^general  manager  Cleveland  Shopping  News 
|C"since  Inception,  1921;  member  Elks,  Cleve- 
oep^and  Advertising  and  Chagrin  Valley  Coun- 
dreitry  clubs,  and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
Katlence:  12888  Cedar-rd.,  Hghts.  Office:  5309 
"ur':iamilton-ave. 

and  APGAR,  Blla  M.  (Mm.),  U.  S.  internal 
tionevenue  office;  born,  Jan.  9,  1886;  daughter 
andiilel  P.  and  Clarissa  (Edwards)  Apgar;  edu- 
ber  *ated  Findley  Lake,  N.  Y.;  Duke  Center,  Pa. 
dayind    Ripley,    N.    "S\,    married,    Ripley,    N.    Y., 


laude  Bradford  Alvord,  divorced,  1925 — chil-     chuvlarch^l,  1885  to  William  C.  Apgar — children; 
ren,  Joan  Almon  and  Katherine  Scribner  Al-     "      "  "' 

3rd;  professional  shopper  with  Hahne  &  Co., 
ewark,  N.  J.,  1923;  associated  with  Lindner 
0.  over  a  year;  taught  at  Wilcox  Commer- 
al;  special  statistical  work.  City  Hall;  pub- 
3ity  for  Emmanuel  church  where  she  is  a 
ember;  press  memberships  Women's  clubs 
Cleveland.  Residence:  2477  Derbyshire-rd. 
'.'ice:  E.  22nd  and  Payne-ave. 


fice^oss    Edwards    Apgar,    Marshalltown.    Iowa; 

.*ec'y  to  clerk,  district  exemption  board,  Cen- 

^,-*ral    N.    Y.    state,    at    Syracuse,    during    world 

^^^Var;  also  with  Boy's  working  reserve  there; 


Len 


ec'y.    Daughters   of  the   King,   Grace    church. 


jlMMERMAN,  Harold  T.,  attorney  at  law; 

r"    ^",.\^'^ir    Q,   Jan.  23,  1895;  son  Charles 
'sue   studies.     Kesiue^.^^'       „'     .      j..  ,„-    - 
318   Anisfield  Bldg. 


lan(  923-24-25;    member    Business    &    Professional 
higtlub,     Cleveland;     member     Grace     Episcopal 
to   ohurch.      Residence:    Y.W.C.A.    18th    &   Pros- 
andpect-ave.     Office:  Hanna  Bldg. 
Ros 

pan  ARBUCKL.E,  Daisy  Viola,  principal;  born, 
afte't.  Paul,  Minn.;  daughter  Dr.  George  W.  and 
jSlizabeth  Ann  (Caine)  Arbuckle;  educated, 
Cleveland  public.  Central  high,  Cleveland 
ANXAT,  William  Harper,  attorney  at  law;  normal  training,  and  extension  work  Cleve- 
born,  Wooster,  O.,  Mar.  3,  1891;  son  William  land  Teachers  College;  world  war,  assisted 
and  Vinnie  (Harper)  Annat;  educated,  Woos-  at  Red  Cross  Center;  teacher  Barkwill  school, 
ter  College,  A.B.  1913;  Harvard  Law  school,  Dunham  school;  1918  head  teacher  Euclid 
LL.  B.  1916;  admitted  to  Ohio  Bar  Jan.,  1917;  Park  school,  little  four  room  red  brick-2 
partner  White,  Cannon  and  Spieth  Jan.,  1921;  portables;  Mar.  1922,  principal  Euclid  Park 
admitted  to  practice  U.  S.  Supreme  Court  school,  new  12  room  bldg.;  will  need  10 
Jan.  29,  1923;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  room  addition  in  near  future;  member  Wood- 
Ohio  State  Bar  assn.;  American  Bar  assn.;  ward  chapter  O.  E.  S.;  former  member 
University  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  Women's  City  club;  Art  Museum;  Principal 
University    Club.       Office:    1565    Union    Trust    club.       Residence:    1818    Haldane-rd.       Office: 


Bldg. 

ANSBERG,  John  H.,  clergyman,  born,  Rus- 
sia, Oct.  23,  1882;  son  John  and  Anna 
(Shlegel)  Ansberg;  educated  Rochester  col- 
lege and  theological  seminary  (Baptist). 
Western     Theological     Seminary,     Pittsburgh, 


Euclid    Park    School,    18000    Euclid-ave. 

ARCHBOLD,  Charles  L.,  advertising  mana- 
ger; born;  Decatur,  Ind.,  March  9,  1880;  son 
George  W.  and  Christine  (Meibers)  Arch- 
bold;    educated    public    schools,    Markle,    Ind. 


Pa    Presbeyterian     married    Roc^^  N.   Y.'.    g'^rried,   Decatur,   Ind.,   Dec.    20,   1901    to   Erin 

May  7,  1914  to  Miss  Anna  V.  Voellnaiel—  "  ^"*^  ^n^...,  n.^r-.^.,,  r.  ^.^a  t>„^„,^ 
children,  John  Ansberg,  Jr.,  and  Ruth  Irene 
Ansberg;  pastor  Nottingham  Baptist  church, 
sec'y  Board  of  Trade  N.  S.,  Pittsburgh. 
Residence,  11133  E.  167th  st.  Business,  Not- 
tingham Baptist  church,  E.  167th  st.  and 
Arcade-ave. 


B.  Bobo — children,  Geoffrey  C.  and  Ronald 
W.  Archbold;  active  in  liberty  bond  and  com- 
munity fund  campaigns;  1905  to  1910  wrote 
and  sold  special  syndicated  articles  to  trade 
journals;  1910  became  advertising  manager, 
National  Refining  Co.  and  editor  En-ar-co 
News;  1917  originated  Boy  and  Slate  sign  on 
which  appears  epigrams;  has  written  several 
ANSLEY,  Francis  M.,  banker;  born,  St.  Paul    thousand     epigrams    and     continuing;     13,000 

Minn.,    Sept.    11,    1890;    son    Clinton    and    Ella    such  signs  apearing  in  U.  S.  and  Can.;  mem- 

(Cross)     Ansley;    educated,    Univ.    of    Minn.,    ber  Rotary,   Advertising  and   Gilchrist   clubs. 

1913;    married,    Cleveland,    Sept.    16,    1922    to    Residence:   3319  Kenmore-rd.,   Shaker   Hghts. 

Helen  Green — children,  Clinton  Ansley;  heavy    Office:   704  National  Bldg. 

artillery,   U.    S.   A.,    1918-19.      Residence.    2680 


AREY,  Martha  H.,  born,  Bath,  New  Hamp- 
shire; daughter  Clark  and  Ellen  (Noyes) 
Clark;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  11,  1884 
to  Clarence  Oliver  (deceased) — children, 
Jack  Haywood  Arey,  North  Olmstead 
and  Ellen  Harriet  Arey,  San  Diego, 
Calif.,  latter  educated  Wells  college,  former 
Michigan  agricultural  school,  also  served  2% 
years  at  San  Domingo  with  Marines  during 
war;  member  Moses  Cleveland  chapter 
ANSON,  Sam  B.,  publisher;  born,  Cleveland,    Daughters    Amer.    Revolution    and    Women's 


Hampshire-rd.     Office,  Guardian  Trust  Co. 

ANSLEY,  Helen  Green,  home  manager; 
born,  Cleveland,  O.,  Feb.  26,  1900;  daughter 
Frederick  and  Stella  (Hall)  Green;  educated 
Smith  College,  A.  B.,  1921;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  16,  1922  to  Francis  Milton  Ans- 
ley— children,  Clinton  Greney  Ansley;  member 
Smith  College  club.  Residence.  2680  Hamp- 
shlre-rd.,  Hghts. 


Aug.   28,    1884;   son  Charles   L.   and   Elizabeth 
A.    (Fagan)   Anson;   educated  Lockport,  N.  Y. 
high  school,  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.   14,  1908 
to     Edith     M.     McConville  —  children,     Mary 
Edith,  Sam  B.,  Jr.,  James  K.,  Charles  L.  and 
Virginia     Rose     Anson;     executive     secretary 
Cleveland   I^Iayor's   war   executive   board;   as- 
sistant    director     publicity.      Liberty      loans    Dec.    25,    1889    to    George    Arthur    Armington 
Fourth   Federal   Reserve   district;    newspaper    — children,    Arthur    P.,    Stewart    F.,    Everett 
man,    variously    city    editor    Cleveland    Plain  ^^-     ^"^rg©   Eldon    and  Rpvmor-rl    O     A^rmrag- 
Dealer,  city  editor   Cleveland  Press,  city  edi-'^sbyterian     ...uf  c;,-noly    Trinity    church, 
tor    Cleveland    Leader    and    Cleveland    News, -brew   Tabernacle,   all  N.   Y.  City.;   member 
publisher    Columbus,    O.,    Dally    Monitor    anc'^^'cal   Art   Society,   N.   Y.,    director   of   Alta 


City   club.     Residence:    1850    E.   81st.    st. 

ARMINGTON,  Clara  Pritchard,  born,  W. 
Cleveland,  Mar.  22,  1869;  daughter  Benjamin 
W.  and  Rebecca  N.  (Stewart)  Pritchard;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  Central  high  school  and 
normal  school,   Eagle   St.;   married   Cleveland, 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


ARMOUR,  MnrKnret  Fuller,  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  14,  18S6;  daughter  Wlllard  and 
Abigrail  (Souther)  Fuller;  educated,  College 
for  Women  W.  R.  U.  A.  B.  1908;  married, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  28,  1917  to  Myles  Francis 
Armour — children,  Albert  Willard,  Julia 
Fuller  and  Myles  Francis  Jr.  Armour;  taught 
about  8  years  In  high  schools  of  Florida 
and  Ohio  1908-16;  active  as  class  representa- 
tive class  1908  College  for  Women  1923-25; 
formerly  charter  member  Cleveland  City 
Club;  former  member  College,  and  Cleveland 
Hghts.  Civic  clubs.  Residence:  227  W.  Grand- 
blvd..   Detroit,  Mich. 

ARMOL'R,  Myles  Francis,  sales  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland,  1886;  son  Albert  and  Mary 
(Gibbons)  Armour,  educated  Case  School  Ap- 
plied Science,  B.  S.  degree,  1908;  married, 
Cleveland,  1917  to  Margaret  W.  Fuller — chil- 
dren, Albert  Willard,  Julia  Fuller  and  Myles 
Francis  Armour,  Jr.,  employed  in  steel 
production  with  Bourne  Fuller  Co.  during 
the  war  and  held  position  with  The  McKln- 
ney  Steel  Co.  and  Cuyahoga  county,  then 
with  The  Strong.  Carlisle  and  Hammond  Co. 
and  recently  with  the  Hydraulic  Press  Mfg. 
Co.,  Mt.  Gilead.  O.  Office:  Hydraulic  Press 
Mfg.  Co..  Mt.  Gilead. 

ARMSTRONG,  John  Georgre,  banking;  born, 
Youngstown,  O. ;  son  Robert  and  Elizabeth 
(George)  Armstrong;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland  to  Ma- 
belle  Bate — one  child;  clerk  bd.  of  trustees, 
Cleveland  Hghts.  6  years;  Sinking  Fund 
Comm.,  Cleveland  Hghts.;  vice-pres.  Union 
Trust  Co.;  secy,  and  treas.,  director  J.H.R. 
Products  Co.;  32nd  Mason;  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
member  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  and  Mid- 
Day  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 2945  Scarborough-rd.  Office:  Union 
Trust   Co. 

ARNOLD,  Rernard,  retired;  born,  Vienna, 
Feb.  28,  1872;  educated  Cleveland  and  Bedford 
grammar  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1894 
to  Anna  Beyer — children,  Phillip  B.  Arnold; 
organizer  and  president  of  the  Arnold  Cream- 
ery Co.;  organizer  and  proprietor,  Ohio 
Creamery  and  Supply  Co.  Recreation:  travel. 
Residence:  Alcazar  hotel.  Office:  701  Wood- 
land-ave. 

ARNOLD,  RIake  S.,  minister;  born  Chip- 
pewa Lake.  O.,  Aug.  5,  1886;  son  A.  S. 
and  Catherine  (Sommer)  Arnold;  educated 
public  schools,  Medina  high  school  and  Otter- 
bein  college;  married,  Chippewa  Lake,  Sept. 
14,  1910  to  Varie  M.  Chamberlain — children, 
Geraldine,  Vincent  and  Lois  Arnold;  licensed 
as  minister.  United  Brethern  church,  1909  at 
conference,  Strasburg,  O.;  ordained  in  1914; 
served  as  pastor  at  Overton,  Otterbeln,  Akron 
(latter  5  years  at  First  U.  B.  church);  now 
serving  fifth  year  at  Calvary  U.  B.  church, 
Lakewood;  served  5  years  as  sec'y.  East  Ohio 
Conference  U.  B.  church.  Residence:  1597 
Mars-ave.,   Lakewood. 

ARNOLD.  Georfce  J.,  real  estate;  born,  Vln- 
cennes,  Ind.,  Jan.  9,  1884;  son  Adam  Augustus 
and  Catherine  Frances  (Dalton)  Arnold;  edu- 
cated, Renssaeller;  married,  Youngstown,  O., 
Nov.  22.  1911  to  Mildred  Marie  Murray — chil- 
dren, Mildred  Catherine,  William  Richard  II 
and  Mary  Elizabeth  Arnold;  vice  pres.  and 
general  manager  of  The  Van  Swerlngen  Co., 
vice  pres.  and  director,  The  Shaker  Co., 
irres.,  treas.  and  gen.  mgr..  The  Cour-Lee 
Construction  Co.;  pres.  The  AJax  Oil  Co.;  di- 
rector The  Vale  Oil  Co.;  trustee  and  chairman 
the  Board.  Good  Shepherd  Convent;  trustee 
Ursi''.irt-c  '^'^'I'-o'o  sad.r '.rnegie  Avenue  A^^ru;- 
member  Industrial  Commn.,  Uhamljer  or  Com- 
merce;   member,    National    Town    &    Country 


flub  (also  chairman  membership  committee) 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canterbury 
.^lubs;  pres.  Alumni  Assn.  Rensaeller  college. 
Residence:  2590  Coventry-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   700  Marshall  Bldg. 

ARNOS,  w.  T.,  attorney  at  law;  born.  De- 
fiance Co.,  O.,  Aug.  20,  1873;  son  John  F.  and 
Dora  (Alshouse)  Arnos;  educated,  Stryker 
high  school,  1893;  Trl  State  Normal  College, 
A.B.,  Angola,  Ind.,  1800;  W.  R.  U.  law  school, 
jl903;  married,  Cleveland,  1907  to  Anna  C. 
Laughrldge — children,  William  F.,  Robert  L. 
and  Norman  W.  Arnos;  practiced  law  since 
1903;  began  development  of  real  estate  in 
1907;  pre.s.  The  South  Euclid  Development 
Co.  and  The  Belvoir  Stone  &  Supply  Co.;  has 
one  of  the  finest  farms  In  Ohio,  located  In 
Unionvllle  in  Lake  Co.,  known  as  "Broad- 
fields."  Recreation:  farming.  Residence: 
South  Euclid,  O.     Office:  402  Engineers  Bldg. 

ARNSTINE,  Renjamln  Victor,  wholesale 
Jeweler;  born,  Cleveland,  June  8,  1857;  son 
iJacob  and  Sarah  Arnstine;  educated  Cleveland 
schools;  married,  June  15,  188^*'(first  wife 
died  in  1910),  remarried,  Jan. .4  •.'."\OS.>j  //.'  " 
Nirdlinger — chUfirc^.,  j^dgar  J.,  Selma  A.  and 
Jane;  son  served  in  world  war,  re- 
turning first  lieut.;  vice  president.  The  Arn- 
stine Bros.  Co..  director  The  Euclid  Motor  Co.; 
member  Excelsior  club.  Residence:  2033 
Abington-rd.     Office:  4614  Prospect-ave. 

ARNSTTNE,  H.irry  W.,  whole.sale  jeweler; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  2,  1859;  son  Jacob  and 
Sarah  Arnstine;  educated  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
28,  1898  to  Lillian  Koch — children,  James 
M.,  Dorothy  J.,  and  Harry  W.  Arnstine,  Jr.; 
pres.  The  Arnstine  Bros.  Co.;  director 
the  Euclid  Motor  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Excelsior  club. 
Residence:  Hotel  Alcazar.  Office:  4614  Pros- 
pect-ave. 

ARTER,  Clinrles  KinRsley,  attorney-at-law, 
born,  Cleveland.  O.,  April  24,  1875;  son  Frank 
A.  and  Eliza  (Kingsley)  Arter;  educated  Am- 
herst College,  B.A.  1898  and  Harvard  Law 
School,  1901;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  27, 
1902  to  Grace  Denison — children,  Elizabeth, 
(deceased),  Calvin  Kingsley  and  Charles 
Kingsley  Arter  II;  during  war  legal  advisor 
to  draft  board  and  spoke  daily  public  meet- 
ings; member  law  firm  of  Smith,  Taft  &  Arter 
1902-1917;  member  firm  Dustin,  McKeehan, 
Merrick,  Arter  &  Stewart  since  1918;  di- 
rector American  Multigraph  Co.,  Buckeye 
Rubber  Co.,  Land  Title  Abstract  &  Trust  Co., 
Frank  A.  Arter  Co.;  member  Amherst  College 
Alumni,  pres.  and  director  The  Kinglsey  Co., 
Hawthorne  Const.  Co.  and  Cuyahoga  Lum- 
ber Co.;  American  Bar  and  Cleveland  Bar 
Assns.;  trustee  Baldwin  Wallace,  Cleveland 
Museum  Nat.  History  and  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Library  Board;  member  D.  K.  E..  Nisi  Prius, 
American  Variable  Star  Observers.  Union, 
Hermit  and  Mayfield  clubs.  Recreations,  as- 
tronomy and  entomology.  Residence:  Blue 
Stone-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  920 
Guardian  Bldg. 

ARTER,  Charlotte  Lillian;  born,  Hanover- 
ton,  O.,  Sept.  12,  1861;  daughter  Theodore  and 
Susan  (Pritchard)  Arter;  educated,  Green 
Bay,  Wis.  high  school,  1879;  2  years  North- 
western Univ.,  Evanston,  111.  Residence:  1852 
Rosalind-ave.,  E.  C. 

ARTER.  Frances  Blanche;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Frank  A.  and  Eliza  (Kingsley)  Arter; 
.educated.  Welleslev  college;  Western  Reserve 
VJnlv.,  B.S.;  married.  Cleveland.  Sept.  27,  1898 
to    Louis    Eugene    Myers — children,     Francis 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Charles  Arter  and  Eugene  Arter  Myers;  world  kindergarten  training  college;  married, 
war,  served  Red  Cross;  sang  in  many  enter-'  Cleveland,  1904  to  Alfred  F.  Arthur — children, 
tainments  given  to  raise  money  for  soldlerfi^  Elizabeth  B.  Arthur;  assoc.  Women's  Board 
and  orphans  of  the  war;  also  sang  for  the/  Lakewood  Public  hospital;  Training  Home 
soldiers;  soprano  soloist  for  nine  years  In  the  i  for  Girls,  Franklin  Hall  (boarding  home), 
leading  churches  of  Cleveland;  has  sung  on  /  Residence:  13850  Lake-ave. 
programs  of  the  Fortnightly  Musical  and  Re-  (       .„„„,.„».     ...        ,.         ^       v,  ,-„        ,       , 

cital  clubs  as  well  as  in  pageants  at  the '  ASHBl  RV  Alice  1  auKhn.  born,  Cleveland. 
Women's  college  and  for  the  American  Legion  Feb.  25,  1859;  daughter  George  R.,  and  Mary 
in  Wade  Park;  has  given  her  services  for  many  ,  Ann  (Achre)  Vaughn;  educated,  Cleveland 
years  toward  raising  funds  for  charitable  and  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  17, 
education  organizations;  formerly  pres.  Lee-  1»».4  to  John  W'esley  Ashbury;  member 
ture  Recital  club;  formerly  vlce-pres.  also  sec.  "Kings  Daughters;'  Daughters  of  1812  (Com- 
f or  Shaker  Lakes  Garden  club;  formerly  chair-  modore  Perry  Chapter);  assoc.  Training 
man  of  Garden  committee  of  College  club;  Home  for  Girls,  Franklin  Hall  (boarding 
pres.  three  years  Shaker  Heights  Neighbor- :  home) ;  Phillls  Wheatley  Assn.  Residence: 
hood     Guild;     vice-regent     Western     Reserve    1454    Woodward-ave.,    Lakewood,    O. 


Chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  pres.  Shaker  Neighbor- 
hood Guild;  member  Tau  Zeta  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity; Garden  club  of  America;  member 
State  officers  club,  D.  A.  R. ;  Alumni  Assn. 
of  College  for  Women;  Wellesley  club;  Ameri- 
can Assn.  of  University  Women;  T.,eague  of 
Women  Voters;  Woman's  City.  Fortnightly 
Musical  and  Lecture  Recital  clubs;  Shaker 
Heights  Country  club.  Recreation:  music 
and    t'ra.vel.      Residence:      16740    South    Park- 

blvd.  '^    -  —     --. 

ARTER,  Frank  A.,  retired;  ,jbrn,  Hanover, 
O.,  March  8,  1841;  son  David  and  Charlotte 
(Laffer)  Arter;  educated,  Hanover  high 
school;  Allegheny  college,  Meadvile,  Pa..  A.  B. 
and  M.  A.;  also  LL.D. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
to  Eliza  Kingsley — children,  Mrs.  Fred  L. 
Taft,  Mrs.  Louis  E.  Myers  and  Charles  K. 
Arter;  director  Union  Trust  Co.  and  Alle- 
gheny college;  vice-pres.  Children's  Industrial 
School;  treas.  N.  E.  O.  Annuity  Fund;  direc- 
tor and  executive  committee  St.  Lukes  hos- 
pital; member  Layman's  assn.  N.  E.  O.  Conf. ; 
Phi  Kapra  Psi  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  frater- 
nities; Chamber  of  Commerce;  Union  club. 
Residence:  17300  South  Park-blvd.  Office: 
Guardian    Bldg. 

ARTER,  Siinan  Prltchnrd,  born,  Sandyville, 
O.,  Jan.  20,  1834;  daughter  Judge  Reasin  and 
Susan  (Lauffer) ;  educated  Canton  Female 
Seminary  and  Mt.  Union  college;  married, 
Hanoverton,  O.,  Jan.,  1857  to  Theodore  Arter 
— children,  James  P.,  William  Sherman,  Theo- 
dore Jr.,  John  Y.,  Charlotte  L.,  Minnie  C.  Ar- 
ter and  Mrs.  C.  .T.  Donahue;  during  Civil  war, 
pres.  Columbiana  county  sanitary  commn. 
Residence:  Cleveland  since  1869,  now,  1852 
Rosalind-ave.,   E.   C. 

ARTHUR,  Alfred  Prnnklln,  musician;  born, 
Cleveland.  Jan.  12,  1875;  son  Alfred  and  Kate 
(Burnham)  Arthur;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Cleveland.  1904  to  Jes- 
sie Larkin — children.  Elizabeth  B.  Arthur; 
director  Cleveland  school  of  Music,  Musicians' 
Club  and  Madrigal  Club;  Colleague  of 
American  Guild  of  Organists.  Residence: 
13850  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood,  O.  Office:  3101 
Prospect-ave. 

ARTHUR,  Charles  Burgean,  Jr.,  analysis 
dcp't.,  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  1,  1894;  son  Charles  B.  and  Ida  B. 
(Sturtevant)  Arthur;  educated  Williams  Col- 
lege, A.  B.,  1917,  cum  laude;  married.  Mentor, 
O.,  Sept.  28,  1921  to  Helen  B.  Schafer— chil- 
dren, Barbara  Arthur;  during  war  1st  Lieut., 
4th  div.,  16th  Field  artillery;  served  In 
France,  1%  years  and  won  citation  for  bra- 
very; member  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Williams  col- 
lege and  Sigma  Phi  fraternity.  Residence: 
2321  Bellfield-ave.,  Cleve.  Hghts.  Office: 
Guardian  Trust  Co. 

ARTHUR,    Jessie    I.arkin,    born,    Cleveland; 


ASHBY,  Florence  White,  housewife;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  19,  1880;  daughter  Henry 
Clay  and  Sabrina  M.  (Capron)  White;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools.  Central  High 
and  Lake  Erie  college;  married,  Cleveand, 
Oct.  14,  1901  to  Hoklon  M.  Ashby — children, 
George  Arthur  and  Mary  Virginia  Ashby; 
member  Women's  Club  of  Albany,  Pine  Hills 
Fortnightly  club  and  Albany  Country  club. 
Residence:    143    S.    Lake-ave.,    Albany,    N.    Y. 

ASHMAN.  John  Edmnnd,  first  mortgage 
bonds,  with  S.  Ulmer  &  Sons;  born,  Lindsay, 
Ont.,  Can.,  Aug.  23,  1868;  married,  Cleveland, 
O.,  Dec.  18,  1901  to  Minnie  Heyse — children. 
Alma  (Mrs.  G.  A.  Proctor).  -Residence:  12536 
Clifton-blvd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  700  Ulmer 
Bldg. 

ASHMUN,  Alice  Ford,  born,  March  27,  18r,6; 
daughter  Henry  and  Martha  (Slaght)  Ford; 
educated,  district  school  E.  Cleveland  and 
Central  high  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  28,  1888  to  George  Coates  Ashmun — 
children,  Russell  Ford,  Louis  Henry,  George 
Slaght  and  Bernice  Ashmun.  Residence: 
1813   Wilton-rd. 

ASHMUN  Bernico,  born,  Cleveland.  May 
17,  1898;  daughter  Dr.  George  Coates  and 
Alice  (Ford)  Ashmun;  educated,  Laurel 
School  for  Girls,  1903-1916;  W.  R.  U.  1916- 
1920;  assoc.  Cleveland  Girls  Council  sum- 
mer camp  1923-24-2.T.  Residence:  1813  Wil- 
ton-rd.,  Cleveland   Hghts.,   O. 

ASHMUN,  Dorothy  Ovlaff,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  8,  1894;  daughter  of  Arthur  Nelson  and 
Lydla  (Gibbs)  Ovlatt:  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  April  16, 
1921  to  Russell  Ford  Ashmun — children, 
Russell  Ford  Ashmun  Jr.;  member  Hudson 
club.     Residence:  Hudson,  O. 

ASHMUN,  George  Conten,  physician;  born, 
Tallmadge,  O.,  Jan.  31,  1841;  son  Russell  At- 
water  and  Marcla  (Wright)  Ashmun;  edu- 
cated, public  schools;  Tallmadge  Academy; 
medical  dept.  W.  R.  U.  1870-71-72  M.  D.  1873; 
married,  Cleveland,  1880  to  Laura  J.  Post, 
1888  to  Alice  Ford — children,  Russell  Ford, 
Louis  Henry,  George  Slaght  and  Bernice 
Ashmun;  U.  S.  examiner  pensions  1873-1886; 
board  of  health  1880;  health  officer  1881- 
1891;  city  council  1898-99-1902-3;  board  of 
education  1909-1916;  Civil  War  musician  2nd 
regt.  Ohio  vol.  cav.  1861-2;  lieut.  7th  In- 
dependent Co.  Ohio  vol.  cav.  1863-5;  major 
and  surgeon  5th  regt.  Inf.  Ohio  Natl.  Guard 
1889-1898;  professor  hygiene  and  preventive 
medicine  medical  dept.  W.R.U.  1893-1909;  pro- 
fessor jurisprudence  (med.)  1909-1916;  pro- 
fessor jurisprudence  and  medical  ethics  1916- 
1924;  prof,  emeritus  jurisprudence  and  medi- 
cal ethics  W.  R.  U.  1925;  recently  resigned 
after    35    years    service    on    board    directors 


daughter    Hugh    and    Ella     (Burrows)     Lar-   Trii.tr.  Savings  and  Lo^.t  L--'  l*yi-l„25,-  mem- 
kin;   educated,   Cleveland   public   schools   and    ber  G.   A.   R.;   7th  Independent  Co.   Ohio  vol. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


cav.  for  service  In  Civil  War;  became  body 
guard  of  Pres.  Lincoln  Dec,  1863  until  his 
death;  member  Loyal  Legrion  Commandery 
of  Ohio.  Residence:  1813  Wilton-rd.,  Cleve- 
land   Hghts. 

ASHMUX.  RuHsell  Ford,  auditor;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  6.  1891;  son  George  C.  and 
Alice  (Ford)  Ashmun;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools,  and  Univ.  of  Michigan  la.vA 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  April  16,  1921' 
to  Dorothy  Oviatt — children,  Russell  Ford' 
Ashmun,  Jr.,  served  with  Ohio  Natl  guard 
on  Mexican  border,  1916-'17;  served  with 
14oth  Infantry,  37th  div.,  A.  B.  F..  1917-'18 
as  1st  Lieut.;  now  captain  Infantry  officers 
reserve  corps;  general  auditor  The  McNyler 
Interstate  Co.,  Bedford;  member  Military  or- 
der, Loyal  Legion  of  the  U.  S.;  member  Hud- 
son club.  Residence:  Hudson.  Office:  Mc- 
Myler  Interstate  Co.,  Bedford. 

ASSMUS,  Albert  Louis,  vice  president, 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
5,  1876;  educated  Cleveland  public  schools. 
Central  High;  married,  1905  to  Daisy  Spen- 
cer— children,  Eleanor  and  Alberta  Assmus; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canterbury 
clubs.  Residence:  2243  Chestnut  Hills-dr. 
Office:  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

ATKIX,  Charles  G.,  consulting  engineer; 
born.  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  June  6,  1888;  son 
Samuel  and  Nellie  Atkin;  educated.  Union 
College,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  B.  E. ;  married, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.  to  Helen  Ketcham — 3  children; 
world  war,  major  U.  S.  A.  47th  artillery;  man- 
ager Cleveland  district,  Lockwood  Greene 
and  Co.;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity; 
Mason  F.  and  A.  M.,  Oneida  Chapter  R.  A.  M. 
Utica  Commandery  No.  3  Utica,  N.  Y. ;  Is- 
mailia  Shrine,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. ;  Cleveland 
Athletic  Club  and  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Residence:  3262  Warrington-rd.  Office:  1566 
Hanna    BIdg. 

AT'WATER,  Almon  L,.,  Dr.,  dentist;  born, 
Sheffield,  Ashtabula  county,  O.,  Jan.,  1878; 
son  John  Wilbur  Atwater  and  Frances  (Pee- 
bles) Atwater;  educated  Kingsville  public 
schools,  1895  and  Western  Reserve  Dental 
school,  1899;  married,  Cleveland,  1919  to  La- 
Verne  Fitch,  member  Cleveland  Dental  and 
Ohio  State  Dental  Societies.  Residence:  12479 
Cedar-rd.      Office:    6007   Euclidave. 

ATWATER,  Harmon  G.,  real  estate  and 
building;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  19,  1877;  son 
Jared  J.  and  Hattie  G.  (Root)  Atwater;  edu- 
cated, Crete  High  school.  Neb.,  graduated, 
'96;  Case  school,  one  vear;  married,  Sacra- 
mento, Cal.,  Oct.  27,  1902  to  Emily  Daniels — 
children,  Gordon  A.,  Windsor  H.  and  Frances 
E.  Atwater;  member  firm,  Atwater  Realty  Co.; 
member.  Knights  of  Pythias,  Star  Lodge,  No. 
526.  Residence:  13621  Blenheim-rd.  Office: 
13933   St.  Clair-ave. 

AUCrSTLS,  Ellsworth  H.,  Cambridge,  Col- 
lieries Co.;  born,  Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  23,  1897; 
son  Albert  A.  and  Grace  Huntington  (Hunt) 
Augustus;  educated,  Yale  Univ.  (ex.  1919-war 
class);  University  school,  Cleveland;  mar- 
ried, Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Dec.  29,  1920  to  Francei 
Elizabeth  Good — children,  Daneen  Good  and 
Albert  Anthony  Augustus  II;  world  war, 
sergt.  158th  Depot  Brigade,  Camp  Sherman, 
O. ;  member  Kirtland,  Country,  Mayfleld, 
City,  Buffalo  Country  and  John  G.  Whlta 
Chess  clubs.  Residence:  3137  Fairmount- 
Blvd.      Office:    1050    Rockefeller   Bldg. 

AUSTIN,  Jesse  L.,  manager  Cunard  Anchor 
P-2e;  bOTU.  Bi-ooK'on,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  12,  l890; 
son  William  G.  and  Josephine  (Van  Wickel) 
Austin;   educated  public  schools,   N.  Y.;   mar- 


ried. Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  5,  1918  to  Ingrld 
Krestine  Hagen — children,  Jane  and  Faith 
Constance  Austin;  April  1917  to  Feb.  1919, 
U.  S.  Navy;  rank  ensign  when  enlistment  ex- 
pired; to  date  20  years  with  Cunard  line;  es- 
tablished the  Cleveland  office  Immediately 
after  the  war  since  which  four  large  trans- 
atlantic steamship-  lines  have  established 
offices  in  Cleveland;  member  ^Iasonic  lodge, 
N.  403,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.;  member  Cleveland 
Rotary,  and  Traffic  clubs,  al.so  Akron  and 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
3778  Glenwood-rd.,  Cleve.  lights.  Office: 
1022   Chester-ave. 

AUSTIN,  V^'llbert  John,  president;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1876;  son  Samuel  an*d 
Sarah  J.  (Gynn)  Austin;  educated.  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.;  married, 
Massillon,  O.,  Sept.  13,  1903  to  Ida  Stewart — 
children,  Allan  Stewart,  Donald  Gynn  and 
Margaret  Louise  Austin;  pres.  The  Austin 
Co.,  The  Austin  Co.  of  Texas,  The  Austin 
Co.  of  Calif.,  The  Austin  Finance  Co.,  The 
Austin  Securities  Co.,  The  Surety  Invest- 
ing Co.  and  The  Advance  Properties  Co.; 
director  National  Air  Tran.;./*"-  -,  inc. ;  trus- 
l^e — WnKtemTsvt  -Ivi.  E.  Church,  St.  Lukes 
Hospital;  chairman  music  committee  Winde- 
mere  M.  E.  Church;  board  of  management 
E.  C.  Y.M.O.A. ;  member  Union,  Mid-Day, 
Shaker  Hghts.  Country  and  Willowick  Coun- 
try clubs;  Bankers  and  Transportation  Clubs, 
N.  Y.  and  Manufacturers  Club,  Phila.  Recrea- 
tion: principally  golf.  Residence:  1894 
Farmington-rd.,  E.  C.  Office:  16112  Euclid- 
ave. 

AUXER,  Fred  P..  president  National  Tele- 
phone Supply  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  March  6, 
1876;  son  Perry  H.  and  Alice  (Costello)  Aux- 
er;  educated,  Cleveland  Public  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1904  to  Elizabeth  F.  Tucker 
— children,  Alice  Auxer;  served  in  Spanish- 
American  war  with  5th  O  V.  I.,  12  years 
with  Ohio  National  guard;  captain,  5th,  O. 
N.  G.,  1901-'02;  also  pres..  The  Hatter  Co.; 
and  director  The  Galvanized  Products  Co., 
The  Gammel  Co.,  The  Brown  Body  Corp. 
and  The  American  Box  Co.;  member,  IMasonic 
lodge;  member,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Willowick 
Country  and  Rotary  clubs.  Residence:  2SS6 
Courtland-blvd.     Office:      5100   Superior-ave. 

AVEL.L.OXE,  Jo.seph  Charles,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Sicily,  Jan.  1,  1890;  son 
Charles  and  Satvatrice  (Mazzaglia)  Avellone; 
educated,  Adelbert  College,  A.  B.,  1913;  W. 
R.  U.  medical  school,  M.  D.,  1916;  married, 
Lakewood,  June  28,  1922  to  Julia  Ann  Deni- 
son — 2  children;  world  war,  capt.  in  M.  C. 
U.  S.  A.  attached  to  Briti.sh,  June  1917-May 
1919;  member  Phi  Chi  medical  fraternity; 
Academy  of  Medicine.  Recreation:  music 
and  golf.  Residence:  1603  Waterbury-rd., 
Lakewood,  Office:  Marshall  Bldg.,  W.  65th- 
st.     and    Lorain-ave. 

AVERY,  Frederick  Burt,  clergyman:  born, 
Cleveland.  June  7,  1854;  son  Rev.  John  Thomas 
and  Sarah  Whiting  (Canfleld)  Avery;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  Central  high  school,  Oberlin 
College,  M.  A.,;  General  Seminary,  N.  Y.; 
Divinity  School,  Philadelphia,  Lincoln  Mem- 
orial University.  D.D.;  married,  Evanston, 
Ind.,  Nov.  10,  1880  to  lone  Lester — children, 
Frederic  Whitney,  Harriette  L.  (Mrs.  Har- 
vey B.  Gaul),  lone  C.  (Mrs.  Earle  E.  White), 
and  Lester  Tryon  Avery;  one  of  founders  of 
I.,incoln  Memorial  University,  Cumberland 
Gap,  Tenn.,  and  two  years  its  president;  rec- 
tor St.  Paul's  church.  Canton,  O. ;  St.  John's, 
Youngstown,  O.;  St.  Mark's,  Frankford,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.;  St.  James,  Palnesville,  O.;  St. 
Paul's,   East  Cleveland,   O.;   St.   John's,   Cleve- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

land,  O.:  member  standing:  commlttse  Dlo-  teacher.  1896-'03;  three  years  at  Kenyon  Mill- 
cese  of  Ohio.  15  years  and  pres.  five  years;  tary  academy,  four  years  Ashland  seminary, 
tnember  board.  Lincoln  Memorial;  pres.  Sons  Versailles,  Ky.;  employed  by  Fred  P.  Thomas. 
Amor.  Revolution,  Painesville,  O.;  chaplain  insurance,  in  1903;  became  stockholder  and 
W.  R.  chapter  G.  A.  R. ;  Cleveland;  chaplain  vice  president  1911;  In  1922  elected  president. 
Ohio  Sons  Amer.  Revolution,  1922-'23;  pres.  Position  now  occupied,  also  vice  president, 
Painesville  Art  Assn.;  vice  pres.  Grace  Nettle-  ''t'e  Underwriters  Mortgage  &  Investment 
ton  Home  (for  orphans)  Harrowgate,  Tenn.;  Cb.;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Corn- 
life  member  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleve-  nferce^_ WMloughby  Ch^mber^  of  Commerce, 
land;  life  member  and  1  ""  ~"  '  '"""  ^'  '  ~~  """ 
Educational  Soc,  Philadt 
from    active    rectorship    19 

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b.  btate  St.,  Falnesvllle.  chapter  and  commandery.  member  University 

AVERY,    Henry    Raymond,    Jeweler;     born,  ^^^^  and   vestryman   Grace   Episcopal   church. 

Reading,  Mich.,  Dec.  31,  1880;  son  Henry  Aus-  Willoughby.  O.     Recreation:  golf.     Residence. 

,  tin  and  Josephine    ("Williams)  E.  Avery;   edu-  Willowlck,  Lake  county.  O. 

/  cated  high  school,  Concord.  Mich.;  married,  ayERS.  Clifford  Lincoln  Sherman,  wholc- 
;  New  Haven.  Conn.,  Jan.  23,  1903  to  Elsie  gale  coal-  born  Gambler,  O.,  Sept.  26.  1863; 
Murray — children.  Alice.  May  and  Zara  Har-  son  William  and  Harriet  (Weeks)  Ayers: 
riett  Avery;  started  in  jewelry  business  at  educated,  Kenvon  College,  Gambier.  O..  class- 
age  of  18  for  Solomon  Fry.  New  Haven,  Conn.,  leal  course,  A.B.  1886;  married.  Pasadena,  Cal.. 
remaining  eight  years;  then  joined  Duhme  ..une  7  1889  to  Abbie  Johnson — children. 
Jewelry  Co..  Cincinnati,  O.,  remaining  one  S^reigh  B.,  McClaren  and  Elolse  Johnson 
year;  1906  associated  with  Webb  C.  Ball  &  /vyers;  (after  death  of  Abble  Johnson  Ayers. 
Co.  as  a  junior  ss.lesman  and  four  years  later  T>14,  married  Eliza  Troll  West.  St.  Clairsvllle, 
was  given  posfvion  of  buver  c^— 4ic  ■7n^'-*5^i^elmont  County,  O.);  1886  to  1889.  lumber 
1923  reorganized  the  business  and  became  business,  Pasadena.  Cal.;  1889  to  1896.  varl- 
rresident  of  company  in  1924;  member,  Cham-  ous  branches  railroading;  1896  to  present 
ber  of  Commerce  and  Exchange  club  Rec-  time,  coal  business;  vice  tres..  The  *-•  -^ 
reations:  fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  2217  Ayers  Coal  Co.;  sec.  Becker  Steamship  Co  ; 
Cottage  Grove-dr.     Office:   1114  Euclld-ave  director,    The    C.    L.    Ayers    Coal    Co.    Clark 

Patent  Tubing  Co.  and  H.  F.  Wilcox 
i.r^^^^^',^^?i!*^tti%  ",""•  t'^'""'  ^'at^rtown.  pampa  Oil  Co.;  member  Westwood  Country. 
N.  Y.  April  19.  1896;  daughter  Dr.  Wallace  Belmont  Hills  Country,  Mld-Dav  and  Cleve- 
N.  and  Jeannette  Camela  (Hall)  Brown;  edu-  land  Athletic  clubs  and  Chamber  of  Com- 
cated,  Watertown  high  school  and  Wells  merce  Residence,  12037  Lake-ave.,  Lake- 
College,  B.A. ;  married.  Watertown,  N.  T.,  wood  '  O  Office:  1509  Rockefeller  Bldg. 
Oct.  1918  to  Lester  Tryon  Avery — children,  „  ^  x.  i  .  v«,„ 
Catherine  Lester  and  Barbara  Waldo  Avery-  AYRES.  Leonard  Porter,  banker,  born, 
member  College  and  Wells  Alumnae  clubs  Niantic.  Conn.;  son  Milan  C.  and  Georglana 
of  Cleveland.  Residence:  894  Caledonia-ave.,  (Gall)  Ayres;  educated,  Boston  Univ.  Ph.  B. 
Cleveland    Hghts.  1902,     A.     M.     1909.     Ph.     D.     1910,     Doctor    of 

Commercial  Science  (honorary)  1923;  world 
AVERY,  Lester  Tryon,  refrigeration  en-  war  director  of  statistics.  Council  of  Na- 
gineer;  born,  Painesville,  O.,  Aug.  28,  1896;  tional  Defense;  statistician  War  Industries 
son  Rev.  Frederick  B.  and  lone  (Lester)  board;  Priority  committee,  Allies  Purchas- 
Avery;  educated,  (Shaw  high  school;  Case  ing  committee;  American  member  Bureau 
School  Applied  Science,  Bachelor  of  Science  de  Statisque  Interallie";  Organizer  and 
degree  electrical  engineering;  mai^ried.  Chief-Statistics  branch.  General  Staff,  U.  S. 
Watertown,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  1,  1918  to  Jeannette  A.-  chief  stati.'^tician  A.  E.  P.:  chief 
Hall  Brown — children.  Catherine  Lester  and  statistical  officer.  Conference  to  Negotiate 
Barbara  Waldo  Avery;  world  war,  U.  S.  Naval  Peace;  now  member  general  staff  eligibility 
Reserve  Force;  refrigerating  engr.  Hibbard  list;  Technical  Advisor,  committeos  of  ex- 
Co.  1920-1922;  director  mgr.  American  Car-  perts  appointed  by  Reparation  Commission 
bonic  Mchry.  Co.  since  1922;  member  Eta  1924  (Dawes  Committee);  1902-1907  teacher 
Kappa  Nu  Elec.  Eng.  Soc;  Beta  Theta  Pi  in  Porto  Rico;  then  district  supt.  of  schools, 
fraternity;  University  and  Glen  Rock  Coun-  then  general  supt.  of  schools  for  the  island; 
try  clubs.  Recreation:  tennis.  Residence-  1907-1920  Russell  Sage  Foundation,  becom- 
894  Caledonia-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office-  ing  director  of  depts.  of  Statistics  and  Edu- 
305  Plymouth  Bldg.,  E.  22nd-st.  and  Prospect-  cation;  1915-public  school  survey  Cleveland; 
ave.  Dec.  1920  vice-pres.  The  Cleveland  Trust  Co.; 
AYER,  Frederick  Borden,  general  Insur-  fellow  and  pres.  American  Statistical  assn.j 
ance;  born  Oct.  27,  1874,  Unity  N.  H  •  son  fellow  Amer.  assn.  for  the  advancement  of 
Benjamin  F.  Ayer  and  Susan  (Varney)  Bailey  Science;  member  American  Economic  assn.; 
Ayer;  married,  Ashtabula,  O.,  June  15  1889  National  Educational  assn.;  Distinguished 
to  Agnes  Louise  Goddard — children  Edwin  Service  medal;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity; 
Goddard,  Ethel  Louise  and  Margaret  Ayer-  sec.  Cleveland  Foundation  committee;  Edu- 
educated  Williams  College,  1896  A  b'  cational  Board  Commonwealth  Fund,  Na- 
degree;  also  preparatory  school  Kenvon  tional  Finance  committee  American  Legion, 
Military  Academy  Gambier,  O.;  1890-  war  dept.  business  council;  Beta  Theta  PI 
'91;  member,  American  Protective  league-  fraternity;  Army  and  Navy  Post  No.  54 
liberty  bond  speaker  during  War;  president  (past  commander)  Residence:  2096  E.  96th- 
of     council     Wlllowick     Village,     O.;     school  st.     Office:  The  Cl" 


Cleveland  Trust  Co. 


B 


BABCOCK,  Mary  Eliza  Foote,  born,  Cleve-  and  Women's  City  clubs.     Recreation:  music, 

land,    Sept.     22,     1884;     daughter    Francis    M.  Residence:    12007    Phillips-ave. 

ohnA.«^  •  i"  to  Harrison  F.  Babcock—  ^^^  j  •  (Wallace)  (sister  of  Eliza  Jen- 
children,  one  daughter;  member  Western  nings);  educated  Cleveland  Female  seminary. 
Reserve     Chapter     D.A.R.,     Melvin     Reading  Woodland-av.   Episcopal   church  school,   S.   N. 


14 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Sanford,    principal;    married,    Cleveland,    May  Builders    Exchange.    Recreation:    swimming 

1,    1878    to   Rev.   Arthur  M.    Backus— children,  gymnasium    work,    bridge,    golf    and    chess. 

Jean     Wallace     (Backus),    Dawson    and    Mar-  Ke.sidence:     10111    EdKewater-dr     Office-     251 

Jorie    Leslie    Backus    (deceased);    Eliza    Jen-  Erie    Bldg. 
nings,   Jane   Wallace's  sister,   gave   the  Homa 

for    Incurables,    through    Mrs.    Burton's    influ-  BADE3,     William     Heary,     minister;     born, 

ence,    largely.      Mr.    and    Mrs.    Jennings    al&o  Akron,   O.,   Dec.    13,    1885;   son   William   Henry 

gave    to    tlie    city    The    Industrial    School    o,i  and    Sophia    J.     (Wllmklng)     Bade-    educated 

Detroit-ay.,  the  old  Jennings  residence.     Mrj.  Lincoln     Public     School,     Central     Institute, 


and  Women  s  City  clubs;   president  Women  b  ordained     deacon     1908.     Erie.     Pa.,     ordained 

Auxiliary,   Diocese  of  Ohio,  one  and  one  half  elder    1910.    Lorain,    O.;    minister    W.    41st    st. 

llVf^- .uVl^  T^S}^AF^r^^%l^9^'^  A"^^  .^'''^     °"^  Cleveland    1906-1907;    W.    65th    st.    Cleveland 

half  years.    Residence:  2028  E.  83rd-st.  1906-1907;    Freedom.    Pa.    1907-1911-    Gibson- 


Backus;    elected    to    board    of    public    affairs  „*.— ,,^,-,„    ,    ^      «       — 

of   county;    member.    Cleveland    Athletic    and  BAEDER,  Lydia  C,  office  mgr.  Erner  Elec- 

Madison    Golf    clubs.      Residence:    Brighton-  trie  Co.;  born  Elmhurst,  111.,  daughter  August 

rd.,    Bratenahl.       Office:     1153    Leader    News  ^"d  Louisa  (Schmidt)  Baeder;  educated  Elm- 

Bldg.  hurst.    111.    and    Cleveland,    O.;    director    Busi- 

BACOX.    Leon    Brooks,    lawyer;    born,    Ta-  "r^f^^n'^^^'f^^A^w   ?f,f'^^""=  ^^^^  ^-  ''^^*- 

berg.    Oneida    Co.,    N.    Y.,    July    24.    1870;    son  ^'-     °'^''=®-     ^''^O  W.  9th-st. 

Sidney   Brooks   and   Esther   D.    (Munger)    Ba-  BAEHR,     Albert     Meckes,     manufacturer; 

con;    graduate.    Williams    college,    A.B.,    1893;  born,    Cleveland,   O..   July    3,    1895;   son   Albert 

Syracuse  Univ.,   LL.B.   1899;   married,  July  24,  H.   and  Meta    (Meckes)    Baehr;   educated  Case 

1900,   Anna  Osborne  Anthony,  d.   Capt.   Jacob  School    of   Applied   Science,   B.    S.    1916;    mar- 

Merritt  Anthony  and  niece  Susan  B.  Anthony,  ried,  Cleveland,  O..  April  20,   1921   to  Elsie  W. 

suffrage    leader — children,    Harriet    Anthony.  Trottner;  world  war,  1st  Lieut.  802nd  Pioneer 

Ann  Dalton,   Susan  Anthony;  practice   of  law  Inf.;   partner.   Clark,   Clark   &   Baehr;   pres.   & 

since  admission  to  the  bar — New   York   1898-  treas.   Forest   City     Sales    Co.;    member    Phi 

1903,  in  Ohio  1903-1923  at  Cleveland;  since  1923  Delta  Theta  Fraternity.  Lakewood  Lodge  601 

member   firm   of   Bacon  &  Tippett,   New   York  F.    &    A.    M..    Cunningham    Chapter    87    RAM. 

City;    business,    London,    England,    1895-1896;  Forest    City   Commandery    40    KT,    Lake    Erie 

member  Am.   Bar  Assn.;   N.   Y.   County   Law-  Consistory  A.A.S.R..  Cleveland  Athletic  Club, 

yers'  Assn.;  Soc.  Mayflower  Descendants;  So-  Residence:   1628  Wagar-ave.,  Lakewood.     Of- 

ciety  Colonial  Governors;  Sons  of  Am.   Rev.;  flee:   2104   Superior  viaduct 
gen.   com.    Roosevelt   Mem'l.   Assn.;    gen.    com. 

Serbian    Relief;    Kappa    Alpha    Society;    Phi  BAEHR,  Fred  E.,  secretary-treasurer;  born 

Delta  Phi   fraternity;   Masonic  Bodies  and  Al  June  18,  1877;  West  Park,  O.;  son  Chris  Baelir 

Koran    Temple.   Mystic   Shrine;   compiler   De-  and      Augusta     (Brandes)     Baehr;      educated 

scendants   Michael   Bacon,   Dedham    1633.    and  Baldwin    Wallace.    Berea,    O.    and    Spencerian 

Descendants  John  Anthony,  Portsmouth,  R.  I.  Business  college;   married.  Cleveland   August 

1634;  world  war:  non-com.  officer  Red  Cross;  26th.     1917     to     Gussle     Krumher;     secretary- 


tories;     instructor    Selective    Service    Board;  q.    M.    Realty    Co.;    member    Masonic    order. 

I.  M.   C   A.,   Camp  Sherman,   Ohio     four  mln-  Woodmen  of  thn  W^nrlrt   nnri   Mio-h  Mnnn   oiuh 

ute   man;   special   representative.   U.   S.   Ship-  Recreation-     flshirre         Re^^^ 

ping    Board;    lecturer     "Balkan     Problem     as  indth  «t  nsmng.        Kesldence.     1297     W. 

Cause    of    War"    with     slides      from      photos  ^"^i-n-st- 

taken  in  Balkans  1914;  Clubs:  Williams,  BAEHR,  Herman  C,  banking;  born.  Keo- 
(N.  Y.),  University  (Syracuse),  Hermit  and  kuk.  Iowa,  March  16,  1866;  son  Jacob  and 
University  (Cleveland),  Appalachian  Mt.  Magdalene  (Zipf)  Baehr;  educated,  Cleve- 
(Boston).  Residence:  1869  Grasmere-st..  land  public  schools;  Lehman's  Scientific 
East  Cleveland.  Office:  247  Park-ave..  New  academy,  Worms-on-the-Rhine,  M.  B.;  grad- 
York  City.  uate  first  Scientific  station,  N.  Y.,  1887;  mar- 
BACOX,  Marvin  J.,  proprietor  Bacon  Engl-  ried,  Rochester,  Pa.,  April  21,  1899;  county 
neering  Sales  Co.;  born,  Toronto,  Mar.  19.  recorder.  1904-1910;  elected  Mayor  of  Cleve- 
1879;  son  Jos.  H.  and  Caroline  Bacon;  edii-  land,  1909,  defeating  Tom  L.  Johnson;  during 
cation  included  three  years  study  In  Eng-  his  administration  many  public  Improve- 
land,  France,  and  Italy;  married,  Mllwau-  ments  were  inaugurated;  started  erection  of 
kee.  Nov.  20.  1912  to  Maud  von  Baum-  city  hall;  completed  negotiations  for  building 
bach — children,  Elizabeth  Louise  and  Robert  E.  9th  st.  pier;  tuberculosis  sanitarium;  elim- 
Gladstone  Bacon;  foreign  representative  for  inated  many  grade  crossings  (Pennsylvania 
American  Roller  Bearing  Co.  1901-1903;  and  Nickel  Plate);  started  many  water  works 
sales  manager  for  American  Roller  Bearing  improvements.  Including  filtration  plant,  In- 
Co.  at  Boston,  Mass.,  1903-1909;  travelled  and  terceptlng  sewer,  new  main  to  west  side; 
studied  In  France,  Italy,  Germany,  North  also  dredged  and  Improved  river  and  coop- 
Africa  and  Spain  during  entire  year  1910;  erated  with  county  In  construction  of  high 
established  Bacon  Engineering  Sales  Co.  level  bridge;  previously  had  charge  of  Baehr 
1911  dealing  In  contractors  machinery;  Brewing  Co.,  which  was  consolidated  with 
member,  Benevolent  Brotherhood  of  Elks,  the  Cleveland  &  Sandusky  Brewing  Co..  of 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Sleepy  Hollow  clubs;  which    he    became   secretary    and    treasurer; 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


member  original  park  board,  1900;  launched 
many  popular  sports  in  public  parks; 
president  of  The  Forest  City  Savings 
&  Trust  until  its  consolidation  with  the 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.  of  which  he  is  now  di- 
rector; member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Chamber  of  Industry,  (pres.  two  terms); 
Cleveland  Gesangverein;  Star  Turner  society 
and  active  in  other  German  societies;  32nd 
degree  Mason:  Shriner;  past  chancellor  K.  of 
P.;  B.  P.  O.  E.  Residence:  1400  W.  25th-st. 
Office:     W.   25th-st  and   Detrolt-ave. 

BAEHR,  Meta.  born,  Cleveland,  O.;  daughter 
John  and  Anna  (Fletcher)  Meckes;  educated 
public  school;  Ursuline  Convent  private  tu- 
tors; married.  Cleveland,  O..  Nov.  28,  1894 
to  Albert  H.  Baehr — children,  one  boy  and 
one  girl;  world  war,  Civilian  Relief,  Red 
Cross;  member  Hicks  School  Alumni,  Alten- 
heim  Society,  Lakewood  Garden,  Lakewood 
Women's  Clubs.     Residence:    12520  Lake-ave. 

BAER,  Frank  House,  transportation  com- 
missioner; born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  12,  1863-_sQn - 
Anthony  and  Lucy  (House)  Baer;  educatea 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Bryn 
Mawr,  Penn.,  July  2,  1908  to  Elizabeth  Spen- 
cer Hunter  —  children,  Chisholm  Spencer 
and  Elizabeth  Spencer  Baer;  1889-1918 
with  N.  y.  C.  &  S.  L.  R.  R.;  since  May  1, 
1918  transportation  commissioner  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  sec'y.  Great  Lakes 
Regional  Advisory  board;  director  and  mem- 
ber executive  committee  of  Nat'l.  Industrial 
Traffic  League;  director  Torrington  Land  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce 
since  1891,  trustee  of  Cleveland  Public 
Library,  1898-1901;  member  Rowfant  club. 
Recreation:  collecting  rare  books  and  early 
valentines.  Residence:  286.5  Southington-rd. 
Office:  Chamber  of  Commerce. 

BAER,  Milton  A.,  salesman;  born.  Wheel- 
ing, W.  Va.,  July  10,  1896;  son  of  Lee  and 
Hanna  (Heyman)  Baer;  educated  public 
school.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.  and  Univ.  of  Mich- 
igan; world  war.  Sergeant  Inf.,  on  perma- 
nent personnel  at  Camp  Sherman  for  9  months. 
Recreation:  swimming;  memlier  City  Club 
and  The  Temple.  Residence:  Sovereign 
Hotel.  Office:  Landesman  Hirscheimer  Co., 
1323    West    9th-st. 

BAHXSEN,  Roland,  minister;  born,  Naza- 
reth, Pa.,  Oct.  10,  1889;  son  Rev.  Geo.  F.  and 
Marie  (Raillard)  Bahnsen;  educated  Nazareth 
Hall  Military  Academy;  Moravian  College 
and  Seminary,  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  B.  A.,  B.D. ; 
Union  Theological  Seminary,  N.  Y.  City,  B.D. ; 
married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  April  14,  1915  to 
Beatrice  E.  Rebbein;  minister  Canadensis,  Pa. 
1910-1912  (Moravian);  Dunburn,  Sask.,  Cana- 
da 1914-1916  (Moravian);  Port  Washington,  O. 
1916-1918  (Moravian);  Nichols,  N.  Y.  1918- 
1924  (Presbyterian);  Miles  Park  Presbyterian 
Church    1924.      Residence:    4223    East    98-st. 

BAHREXBl  RG,  T>ouiH  P.  H.,  physician; 
born,  N.  Y.  City,  Dec.  28,  1873;  son  John  H. 
and  Caroline  (Timmerman)  Bahrenburg; 
educated  Pemberville,  O.  High  School, 
graduated  1890;  Western  Reserve  Academy 
1S92  1893;  Western  Reserve  University  School 
of  Medecine,  M.  D.  graduated  1896;  married, 
Princeton,  Ind.,  Jan.  8,  1901  to  Elizabeth 
McClurkin — children,  Elizabeth  Carolyn  and 
James  Henry  Bahrenburg;  world  war,  mem- 
ber Missouri  State  committee  and  St.  Louis 
Auxiliary  Committee,  council  of  National  De- 
fense; In  command  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital 
No.  18,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  1917-1923;  organized 
and  in  command  U.  S.  P.H.S.  Hospital  No. 
35,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  from  July  1,  1919  to 
July  31,  1922  when  it  was  turned  over  to  the 


U.  S.  Veterans  Bureau;  commissioned  Assis- 
tant Surgeon  (Ist  Lieut.)  U.  S.  Marine  Hos- 
pital Service  (later  Public  Health  Service) 
June  22,  1900;  promoted  to  P.  A.  Surgeon 
(Capt.)  Jan.  13,  1906;  promoted  to  Surgeon 
(Major)  Dec.  13,  1912;  served  at  N.  Y.  City; 
Liverpool,  Eng.  (American  Consulate);  Hono- 
lulu, Hawaii;  Chicago;  New  Orleans;  Evans- 
ville,  Ind.;  Delaware  Breakwater,  Del., 
Quarantine;  Galveston,  Tex.;  St.  Louis,  Mo.; 
now  in  command  U.  S.  Marine  Hospital  No. 
6,  Cleveland,  O.;  member  (Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  American  Medical  Assn.;  fellow 
of  American  College  of  Surgeons;  medical 
director  St.  Louis  Tuberculosis  Society  1917- 
1923;  member  A.M.P.O.,  Medical  Veterans  of 
World  War.  Recreations:  photography,  arch- 
eology, riding.  A  ruling  elder  Presbyterian 
church,  U.  S.  since  1914:  ordained  Galveston, 
Tex.  Residence:  1292  W.  108th-st.  Office: 
U.  S.  Marine  Hospital  No.  6,  1041  Lakeslde- 
ave. 

BAIL.,  Frank  W.,  architect;  born,  Wells- 
ville,  O.,  July  3,  1891;  son  Geo.  W.  and  Mag- 
gie (Wooster)  Bail;  educated,  Columbia  Univ. 
school  of  architecture,  B.  Arch.;  married, 
Wellsville,  1912  to  Florence  Barnes — children, 
Jane  and  George  Bail;  world  war,  1st  lieut. 
Inf.  Staff,  83rd  Div. ;  practiced  architecture 
New  York  City  1916-1917;  practiced  in  Cleve- 
land, since  1920;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Frank 
W.  Bail  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Chapter  A. 
I.  A.;  member  City  club  of  New  York;  Uni- 
versity club  of  Cleveland.  Recreation:  ten- 
nis, fishing,  boxing.  Residence:  2427  Wood- 
mere-dr.,  (Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Hanna 
Bldg. 

BAILEY,  Albert  Caesar,  vice-president  The 
Grasselli  Chemical  Co.;  born,  Cincinnati,  Oct. 
30,  1876;  son  Daniel  and  Lucretea  (Grasselli) 
Bailey;  educated  public  school.  University, 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  member  Zeta 
Psi,  T.  N.  E. ;  member  Union,  Mid  Day,  Her- 
mit, Kirtland,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  and  Road- 
side clubs.  Residence:  2061  E.  96th  St.,  sum- 
mer, Gates  Mill.     Office:  1300  Guardian  Bldg. 

BAII.EY,  Bertha  Louise,  born,  Cleveland, 
O.;  daughter  William  and  Julia  (Wood) 
Bailey;  educated  Cleveland  and  Lakewood 
public  schools;  Oberlin  College,  Ph.B.; 
Women's  College;  trustee  Phillis  Wheatley 
Assoc;  member  Western  Reserve  Chapter 
Daughters  of  The  American  Revolution,  Ohio 
Women's  Home  Missionary  Union  (Congrega- 
tional), Highland  Congregational  Church, 
Y.  M.  C.  A..  The  Cleveland  Sorosis.  Resi- 
dence: 1346  Andrews-ave.,  Lakewood. 

BAILEY,  Clarence  Wagar,  real  estate; 
born,  Cleveland,  O.,  March  27,  1893;  son 
Arthur  R.  and  Nettie  F.  (Wagar)  Bailey; 
educated  Cornell  University,  B.  S.,  1916;  mar- 
riedj  Lakewood,  O.,  Dec.  25  1918  to  Edith  C. 
Bevington — children  Clarence  Wagar,  and 
David  Bevington  Bailey;  member  Phi  Delta 
Sigma  Fraternity;  member  Cornell  Club  of 
Cleveland.  Residence:  14921  Lake-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:  15723  Madison-ave.,  Lakewood. 

BAILEY,  Edith  Bevingrton,  born,  Bucyrus, 
O.,  March  4,  1898;  daughter  Jay  W.  and  Flor- 
ence E.  (Wakefield)  Bevington;  educated 
Women's  College;  married,  Cleveland,  O., 
Dec.  25,  1918  to  Clarence  Wagar  Bailey — 
children,  Clarence  Wagar  and  David  Bev- 
ington Bailey;  world  war.  Volunteer  Ameri- 
can Red  Cross,  Personnel  dept.;  member  Col- 
lege for  Women  Alumnae  Assn.,  Woman's, 
Lakewood  Woman's,  and  Three  Arts  clubs. 
Residence:    14921   Lake-ave.,   Lakewood. 

BAILEY.  George,  Episcopal  clergyman; 
born,  Wellington,  Eng.,  Aug.  7,  1867;  son 
John  and  Elizabeth  (Brass)   Bailey;  educated 


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Firth  Univ.,  Ranmoor  Theological  College, 
Sheffield,  Eng.  1886-1892;  A.M.  1902;  D..D 
lf>OG;  Ph.  D.  1906;  married,  England,  June  27, 
1892  to  Matilda  Sandland — children,  George 
P.,  Maude  Evaline  and  John  William  Bailey; 
world  war,  County  chairman  for  Food  Con- 
servation, Erie  County,  Pa.;  member  British 
Recruiting  Commission;  Chaplain  to  Home 
forces  (Honorary);  president  Westminster 
College.  Salt  Lake  City.  Utah  1901-1905;  rec- 
tor St.  Phillip's  Church,  Cleveland  since  1918; 
research  work  in  Egypt,  Palestine,  Greece 
and  Italy;  editor  of  "Church  Life,"  official 
organ  of  the  Diocese  of  Ohio;  Chairman  of 
Department  of  Publicity;  member  Diocesan 
Council;  Chaplain  Brooklyn  Lodge  No.  454 
F.  &  A.  M.  since  1919;  Chaplain  Keystone 
Chapter  No.  217  R.  A.  M.  Recreation:  walk- 
ing, fishing,  golf.  Residence:  3425  Highview- 
ave.  Office:  St.  Philip's  Episcopal  Church, 
Denison-ave  &  W.  33rd  st.  (Deceased  June 
6,    1926.) 

BAILEV,  Harry,  manufacturer;  born,  Eng- 
land, April  19,  1878;  son  Henry  and  Mary 
Ann  Bailey;  educated  public  school,  Burslem, 
Eng.;  Central  School  of  Science  &  Technol- 
ogy, Stoke-on-Trent,  Eng.;  married,  Eng., 
April  19,  1900  to  Jane  Goodhead — children, 
Nora  Elaine  and  Sybil  May  Bailey;  general 
manager  Booth's  Ltd.,  Tunstall,  Eng.  1905- 
1911;  superintendent  Homer  Laughlin  China 
Co.,  Newell.  W.  Va.  1912-1918;  vice-president 
and  general  mgr.  Bailey-Walker  China  Co., 
Bedford,  O.  Recreation:  golf;  member  (Coun- 
try Club.  Residence:  12878  Cedar-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:  Bedford,  O. 

BAILEY,  Helen  Moyle,  born,  Plymouth,  Pa.; 
daughter  James  and  Lily  Dale  (Kinsman) 
Moyle;  educated  Bucknell  University,  1920, 
A.B. ;  married  Plymouth,  Pa.,  Oct.  5,  1920  to 
Theodore  Litchfield  Bailey — children,  James 
Moyle  Bailey;  member  Cleveland  Bucknell 
Alumni  Association.     Residence:  1924  E.  84th 

St. 

BAILEY,  Henry  Turner,  teacher  of  art,  ar- 
tist; born,  Scituate,  Mass.,  Dec.  9  1865;  son 
Charles  Edward  Bailey  and  Eudora  (Turner) 
Bailey;  educated  public  schools  Massachu- 
setts Art  School,  Hon.  Degree  L.H.D.  Deni- 
Bon  University,  1925;  married  Scituate,  Mass. 
1889  to  Josephine  Litchfield — children,  Eliza- 
beth, Lawrence  H.,  Theodore  L.,  Margaret 
and  Gilbert  T.  Bailey;  teacher  Boston  evening 
schools,  supervisor  of  drawing,  Lowell,  Mass.; 
agent  for  promotion  of  industrial  drawing, 
state  board  of  education,  Mass.,  16  years;  edi- 
tor The  School  Arts  Magazine,  9  years;  direc- 
tor Chautauqua  summer  schools  Art  and 
Craft,  Chautauqua,  N.  Y.;  dean,  two  years, 
and  director  six  years  Cleveland  School  of  Art; 
director  School  for  Training  in  Art  and 
Craft,  Educational  Therapy,  Cleveland; 
director  seven  years  the  John  Huntington 
Polytechnic  Institute,  Cleveland;  member  of 
Rowfant  club,  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists, 
president  1924-'25,  Society  American  Artists; 
director  of  Cleveland  School  of  Architecture, 
Associated  Charities  of  Cleveland  and  of 
Sandalphone  School;  also  member  of  The 
"Jhurch  of  the  Master,  Cleveland;  the  Cleve- 
land Advertising  and  Burroughs  clubs,  Will- 
oughby,  and  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreations:  nature  study,  landscape  and 
painting.     Residence:   1920  E.   84th  et. 

BAILEY.  Herbert  Perry,  asst.  to  pres. ; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  8,  1892;  son  Lewis  A. 
and  Anna  (Perry)  Bailey;  educated,  Ober- 
lln  A.  B.,  1913;  married,  Cleveland,  May  26, 
1921  to  Alice  Williams — children,  Nancy 
Grace  and  Marjorie  Alice;  since  graduation 
from  college  In  1913  with  Warner  &  Swasey 
Company  holding  positions  of  auditor, 
credit  manager,  asst.  treas.  and  asst.  to  pres.; 


member,  Society  of  Automotive  Engineers, 
Industrial  Advertising  Association,  Credit 
Men's  Association,  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society.  University  and  Highland  Park  clubs. 
Residence:  2602  Exeter-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    5701   Carnegie-ave. 

BAILEY,  Morrison  Kyle,  architect;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  19,  1896;  son  A.  R.  and 
Kettle  (Wagar)  Bailey;  educated,  Lakewood 
high  school;  Cornell  Univ.,  bachelor  archi- 
tecture; married,  Colorado  Springs,  Nov.  6, 
1924  to  Katherine  Greathouse  of  Lexington, 
Ky.;  world  war,  served  in  U.  S.  Naval  Re- 
serve Force  at  training  school,  Pelham  Bay, 
N.  Y.;  with  Brown  Hoisting  Machinery  Co.; 
member  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  University  and 
Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Temporary  resi- 
dence: 2825  W.   32nd  ave.,  Denver,  Colo. 

BAILEY,  Ralph  Lawrence,  attornev-at- 
law;  born.  Springfield,  O.,  March  21,  1893; 
son  Robert  Thomas  and  Mary  Emma  (John- 
son) Bailey;  educated  Springfield  grade  and 
high  schools;  Monmouth  College,  Monmouth, 
VA.,  A.B.,  first  honors;  Law  School  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  LL.  B.;  married,  Clearfield, 
Iowa,  June  2,  1917  to  Georgia  Leach  Miller — 
children.  Tad  Lawrence  and  Ned  Miller 
Bailey;  member  of  firm  Hagenbuch  &  Bailey; 
member  Phi  Gamma  Delta,  Phi  Delta  Phi. 
Residence:  1082  Wllbert-rd.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:  909  Leader  Bldg. 

BAILEY,  Theodore  Litehfleld,  investment 
banking;  born,  North  Scituate,  Mass.,  Sept. 
13,  1894;  son  Henry  Turner  and  Josephine 
(Litchfield)  Bailey;  educated  Harvard  Col- 
lege 1917,  A.B.,  Magna  Cum  Laude,  Honors 
in  English;  married,  Plymouth,  Pa.,  Oct.  5, 
1920  to  Helen  Louise  Moyle — children,  James 
Moyle  Bailey;  world  war.  Headquarters  Com- 
pany, Camp  Upton,  N.  Y.  1918;  reporter, 
Press,  News  and  Plain  Dealer,  1917,  1918, 
1919;  advertising  manager,  Otis  &  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Advertising  Club  and  Harvard 
Club  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  1924  E.  84th 
St.      Office:    Cuyahoga    Bldg. 

BAILEY.  Waldo  C;  born,  Cleveland.  Feb. 
16,  1873;  son  Kennedy  B.  and  Kate  C.  (Conkl- 
ing)  Bailey;  married,  Olean,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  27, 
1899  to  Anna  Stephan — children,  Kennedy 
B.,  Wm.  S.  and  Jean  F.  Bailey;  asst.  genl. 
supt.  Operating  Dept.,  Grasselli  Chemical 
Co.;  member  American  Institute  of  Chemi- 
cal Engineers;  Masonic  lodge,  F.  &  A.M., 
R.  A.  M.,  R.  &  S.  M.,  K.  T..  Shrine,  Consis- 
tory, Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Shaker 
Club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2890 
Attleboro-rd.      Office:    1400    Guardian    Bldg. 

BAIN,  Roy  St  Clair,  coal  operator;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  15,  1889;  son  St.  Clair  Ed- 
ward and  Margaret  (Cook)  Bain;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
May  12,  1912  to  Evelyn  Ruth  Theurer  (de- 
ceased); married,  Cleveland,  June  30,  1925 
to  Mrs.  Florence  Fuller — children  (jorliss 
Roy  and  Robert  St.  Clair  Bain  and  Betty, 
Peggy  and  Robert  Fuller;  entered  bitum- 
inous coal  operating  business  1903  with 
Pittsburgh  Coal  Co.;  sec.  and  sales  mgr.  Cen- 
tral Coal  Mining  Co.,  River  Ridge  Coal  Co. 
and  Central  Tow  Boat  Co.;  sec.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Northeastern  Coal  &  Export  Co.;  pres. 
The  4  in  1  Window  Co.;  has  served  as  di- 
rector and  pres.  of  Ohio  Wholesale  Coal 
men;  member  executive  board  National 
Wholesale  coal  Assn.;  member  Knight 
Templars;  Shrine;  Oriental  Commandry;  Ai 
Koran  Temple;  (illeveland  Athletic,  Acacia 
Country.  Chagrin  Valley  Country,  Madison 
Golf  Country  and  American  Business  clubs; 
president  Cleveland  Chapter  American  Busi- 
ness   club,    1926.      Recreation:    bowling,    golf 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

and    brldg-e.      Residence:     1525    E.    115th    at.  S.  Baker,  of  morning  and  Sunday  Ledger  and 

Office:    305    Rockefeller    Bldg.  the   Evening  News-Tribune,   Tacoma,    Wash.; 

nAi'vnTMnfiF'     Mnrv   Hnpvev    born     Cleve-  <^''"ector   Associated   Press,   since    1916;    dlrec- 

lamU 'o"''/l'5?;'''dfuKh^e?"He7rV  an"d  K^Uy  \Z,  tl^^nr'^  ,^,T^?fr'"<-h^rr^r!.*''^' F^orplfr^v 
(Allyn)  Harvey;  married.  Cleveland,  O.,  1878  i^"  *  *;  ^^^^,-  ^®^?;i^^*=  chairman  Forestry 
to  George  Dana  Balnbridge;  Mrs.  Bain-  ^o'^'P'^tee  since  1921;  vice-pres.  Broadway 
bridge's  father,  Henry  Harvey  and  his  wife  f'"i"^o'"  ^^'V  director  Cleveland  Life  Inaur- 
came  to  Cleveland  in  1848.  For  many  years  l^''\p°-J''^%^^^\^  Warehouses,  Inc.  Locke 
Mr.  Harvey  was  trustee  of  the  First  Presby-  Machine  Co.,  Cleveland  Iceless  Cooler  Co  and 
terlan  Church  of  Cleveland.  Member  Women's  ?!L"f.^^^?'"L"^?o°i=  trustee  Y.  M  C.  A..  1907; 
Pitv  riiih  Rpsidpnop-  1143'5  Euclid-ave  •  treasurer  since  1925;  trustee  Euclid-ave.  Con- 
summer  Gerrish  Island '  Maine  ^"'=^'*^  ^''®'  gregatlonal  church;  member  Union,  Mid-day 
summer,   Uerribh   island,  Maine.  ^^^    Mayfleld    Country    clubs    of    Cleveland; 

BAKER,   Alton   F.,   newspaper    man;   born,  Union,    Country    and    Yacht    clubs,    Tacoma, 

Willoughby,    O.,    Feb.     14.    1894;    son    Elbert  Wash.;    Cosmos     club,     Washington,     D.     C; 

H.  and  Ida  (Smith)   Baker;  educated,  Central  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce  since   1895; 

high    school;    Cornell   Univ.,    A.B.,    1917;    mar-  director,   1906-1908;  chairman  municipal  com- 

rled,    Binghamton,    N.    Y.,    Feb.    8,     1919    to  mittee,     1902-1904;     chairman    committee     on 

Mildred      E.      Moody — children,      Alton      P.,  renaming  and   renumbering   of  streets,    1904- 

Louise     Carol,     Edwin     M.    and     Herbert     C.  1909.      Residence:    Lyndhurst    Park,    So.    Eu- 

Baker;     world     war.     Commandant     Adjoint  did,  O.     Office:  Plain  Dealer  Bldg. 

American  Ambulance  Unit  with  French  Army,  d.wj-itito     w7i„      »»       >       i^„  ^     /~<i„„„i»„/i     r\ 

1917;  1st  Lieut,  of  Aviation,  American  Army  .n^n    «     i'rs^  ^.?,Jht^r    qt^rbPn    rAn«  •«?:i 

1917-1918-1919     (pilot)     in     France;     member  ^P'^/L  ^•rM?l,tnr^^^Mnrr^^^^J^nP^ 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity.  Advertising.  g^Jly^  ^^90^-1904-  ^aSled     Clevelind     O 

Aviation  and  Hermit   clubs..   Residence:   3089  g^^.^ff;  iJJg^o'^Roben^E^iim'etf  Brke^^^chn- 

Warrington-rd.      Office:   Plain  Dealer.  ^^^^^  Katherine  Huyette.  Barbara  Crane  and 

BAKER,  EdTvard  Max,  broker;  born,  Erie,  Emily  Mill  ward  Baker;  assistant  librarian 
Pa.,  Aug.  18,  1875;  son  Isaac  and  Bertlia  East  Cleveland  public  library  1914-1915;  lib- 
(Ernhorn)  Baker;  educated  Erie  public  and  rarlan  Fremont  public  library  1916-1917.  Re- 
high  schools.  University  of  Chicago,  B.A.  creation:  gardening;  member  Women's  City 
Class  orator;  ex-chairman  Cuyahoga  County  and  Smith  College  Club.  Residence:  2558 
Republican    Executive    Committee;    president  Derbyshire-rd. 

Cleveland    Stock    Exchange   for    15    years;    In  bakER,    Fannie    E.,    born,    Cleveland,    O.; 

brokerage    business   in    Cleveland   since   1901;  ciaus^htPr    Rnilin    r    and    T  l^ziA    ^     fWarrpn> 

r^''c^^JJ,'mT,'n'!fv'^'c^h^.t^Tcifno?l^^'Ri'c1-Va"^fo'^"  Whfte      educa  ed  ""cieveland     pubiic^^c\To?s 

ber    Community    Chest    Council       Recreation,  ^j        j^jgher's    school,    graduated    Hathaway- 

reading     whist    and    theatre;    member    Oak-  g              school;    marred     Cleveland.    Oct.    27, 

J'°°^'.   ?o''7'k^^l,'°^_!;rn'l,i^i'i^'^^Xfff.'"^^  1891     to     Walter     Charles     Baker —  children, 

dence:   2875   Drummond-rd.     Office.    1880   Un-  EHzabeth    and    Robert    W.    Baker;     member 

ion   irust  iiiag.  Women's    City    and    Lakewood    Garden   clubs. 

BAKER,  Emily  Shackleton;  born.  New  York  Residence:    18131    West    Cllfton-rd. 

City;   daughter  William  H    and  Louise    (Cox)  baKER,     Wallace     John,     attorney;     born. 

Shackleton;     niarried      Pittsburgh,     Pa.      1885  Painesville.    O.,    March    1,    1897;    son    Charles 

to  Dr.  Albert  Rufus  Baker— children.  Lennox  p    ^^^    ^^'       Augusta    (WolfCe)    Baker;    edu- 

William  and  Ju  lan  Shackleton  Baker;  mem-  ^^^^^    Dartmouth    College;    Ohio    State   Univ., 

ber    Woman  3    City    Club.       Residence:    15445  ^.B.;    Western    Reserve    Law    School.    L.L.B.; 

Lake  Shore  Blvd.  married.    Wilkinsburg.    Pa..    Sept.    2,    1925    to 


wrotiAo-a'.   Tr/orrir   cirr, i t H    Ra ^It-    v>    m    RaUor  'ties;    memocr    University    uiuB.      Kesmence: 

Hastings,   Frank   Smith   Baker    E.H    Baker.  2288    Grandview-ave..    Cleveland    Hghts.      Of- 

Jr..    and    Alton    Fletcher    Baker;    world    war,  ^  g,-    wilHamson    Bide- 

team  captain  Y.  M.  C.  A.  war  work  campaign,  "^®-    ^^^    VViliiarason    mag. 

1917;  team  captain  in  all  Cleveland  war  work  BAKER,  Gertrnde  Strong,  born,  Cleveland, 
campaigns  and  vice-chairman  Executive  O..  March  23.  1887;  daughter  Harry  B.  and  Jen- 
Committee;  member  State  war  work  Council;  nie  (Gregory)  Strong;  educated  Miss  Mittle- 
also  member  National  war  work  council  from  berger's  School.  Cleveland,  O..  and  Ogantz, 
1917  to  dissolution  of  council,  Feb.  10.  1921;  Phil..  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland.  O..  Nov.  7, 
team  captain  Community  Chest  campaigns  1912  to  I.  Webster  Baker-children,  I.  Web- 
from  the  beginning;  member  special  com-  ster,  Jr.,  and  Barbara  Jane  Baker.  Resl- 
mittee  to  secure  Federal  Reserve  Bank  for  dence:  1838  Alvason-rd.,  B.  Cleveland. 
Cleveland;  member  special  committtee  to  call  „»-r^T.  »  «r  ..  .^  j„  _ti„i.„^.  »>«,.« 
upon  National  Republican  Committee  to  se-  ^P.fi^!^'*;,,  '*  ^l  *^''*f7'  1  ss^  «on  l^nf  Tra 
cure  1924  convention  and  member  of  executive  ^f^^^i'^ir  "i;'.  ^Ry,'L^^  ^Lwr^  Jno«t^r^^^^^ 
committee    handling   the    convention;    devised  O-   and  Emma   (B^r^)    ^ak^.   educated  Univ. 

\nt  ?h^."nVbl7o''k'n^^F7XHcrH  Vo,?''r.'nre"  Nov  ^rfbl'l   Jo  ^dtrtr^Ild^  Stronl-chUdren: 

mg   the   public  and   Frederick   H.    Goff   repre-  j     Webster.    Jr.    and     Barbara    Jane     Baker; 

senting  the  Cleveland  Railway  Co    arbitrated  president  Roger  Williams  Co.;  member  Sigma 

the  ten  year  traction  war;  after  five  months  ^      Fraternity.    Mid-Day   and    Hermit    Clubs. 

Federal  Judge  Tayler  brought  into  the  arb-  Residence:     1838    Alvason-rd.,     E.    Cleveland, 

tratlon   to    decide    points   still    unsolved;    this  office:  3804  Payne-ave. 
led  to  the  Tayler  plan  under  which  the   sys- 
tem has  since  operated;  advertising  manager,        BAKER,  Inez  P.,  born.  Cleveland;  daughter 

Cleveland  Herald.  1877-82;  advertising  mana-  Charles        Sawtell        Phillips        and        Emma 

ger      Cleveland      Leaderj      1882-97;      director  Jane        (Quirk)      Phillips;       educated       East 

Leader  Co..  1887-97;  gen.  mgr.  Cleveland  Plain  Cleveland  public   schools,   Miss  Mittleberger's 

Dealer,    1898-1920;    pres.    Plain    Dealer    Pub.  school,      Cleveland,      and     Liggett's      private 

Co.  since   1913;  joint  owner  with  son,   Frank  school,     Detroit;     married,      Cleveland,,    Nov. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


1912  to  Ira  H.  Baker — children,  Melissa,  Jane 
and  Ira  H.  Baker  (Mr.  Baker  died  May,  1922; 
he  was  a  graduate  of  Central  High  and  Case 
schools;  was  prominent  in  athletics,  especially 
football,  and  in  later  years  golf);  Mrs.  Baker 
is  member  Shaker  Heights  Country  club  and 
Women's  City  Club.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence:   12526   Cedar-rd. 

BAKCR.  Julian  Shackleton;  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1893;  son  Dr.  Albert  R.  and  Emily 
(Shackleton)  Baker;  world  war,  served  in 
U.  S.  A.  Aerial  Photographic  section,  was 
sent  to  France;  salesman  with  Geo.  W.  Gre- 
ber  Shoe  Co.  Residence:  15445  Lake  Shore 
Blvd.    Office:    110    St.    Clair    ave.,    N.    W. 

BAKE^R,  Newton  DIehl,  lawyer;  born,  Mar- 
tinsburg,  W.  Va.,  Dec.  3,  1871;  son  Newton 
D.  (Oct.  6,  1841-Feb.  4,  1907)  and  Mary  Ann 
(Dukehart)  Baker;  grandson  Ellas  Baker, 
Jr.  (March  4,  1811-May  2,  1867)  and  Mary 
Ann  (Billmyer)  Baker  (Feb.  16,  1816-Feb. 
14,  1896);  great  grandson  Ellas  Baker,  Sr. 
(March  1,  1785-May  22,  1863)  and  Ann  (Zook) 
Baker  (Aug.  28,  1790-May  24,  1875);  educated, 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  A.  B. ;  Washington  and 
Lee  Univ.,  LL.B. ;  honorary  LL.D  from  Univ. 
of  North  Carolina,  Univ.  of  W.  Va.,  Washing- 
ton and  Lee  Univ.,  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
Oberlin  college  and  Wittenberg  college;  mar- 
ried, July  5,  1902  to  Elizabeth  Leopold — chil- 
dren, Elizabeth,  Newton  D.  Ill  and  Margaret 
Baker;  world  war,  served  as  Secretary  of 
War;  admitted  to  bar  of  W.  Va.,  1894;  to  bar 
of  Ohio,  March  17,  1899;  private  sec.  to  U.  S. 
Post  Master  General  Wilson,  1896-1897;  first 
asst.  city  solicitor  of  Cleveland,  1901-1902; 
director  of  law  of  Cleveland,  1902-1912; 
mavor  of  Cleveland,  1912-1916;  sec.  of  war, 
March  5,  1916  to  March  4,  1921;  National  pres. 
of  fraternity  of  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  pres. 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  April,  1922 
to  April,  1923;  pres.  National  Consumers 
league,  1920-1924;  director  Baltimore  &  Ohio 
Railroad  Co.  and  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  mem- 
ber executive  committee  National  Crime  com- 
mission: attends  Episcopal  church;  published 
"Frontiers  of  Freedom"  and  "Progress  and 
the  Constitution";  political  affiliation — demo- 
crat. Residence:  19200  S.  Woodland-rd.  Of- 
fice:  1924    Union   Trust  Bldg. 

BAKER,  AValter  Charles,  civil  and  mechan- 
ical engineer;  born,  Hinsdale,  N.  H.,  June 
27,  1868;  son  George  Wells  and  Jeannette 
Rowene  (Hall)  Baker;  educated  Cleveland 
public  schools  and  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science;  married,  Cleveland,  O.,  Oct.  27,  1891 
to  Fannie  White — children,  Elizabeth  and 
Robert  Wells  Baker;  former  president  Amer- 
ican Ball  Bearing  Co.;  vice-president  Baker 
Motor  Vehicle  Co.;  member  Society  of  Auto- 
motive Engineers,  American  Society  of  Me- 
chanical Engineers,  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Industry. 
Recreations:  radio,  automobiling  and  yacht- 
ing; member  Union,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Clifton  clubs.  Residence:  18131  West  Cilfton- 
rd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  515  Insurance  Center 
Bldg. 

BAKER^  William  Henry,  advertising  agent 
and  counsellor;  born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Dec. 
14,  1869;  son  William  Henry  and  Eliza  G. 
(Jefferies)  Baker;  educated  Philadelphia  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Chicago,  Anna  Huber, 
1892;  Chicago,  Mary  C.  Browne,  1899 — chil- 
dren, Charlotte  Schwartz,  Edwin  Jefferies  and 
William  Henry  Baker;  author:  "A  Dictionary 
of  Engraving,"  (1908)  and  "A  Dictionary  of 
Men's  Wear,"  (1908);  contributor  of  special 
articles  to  advertising  and  business  journals; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
Cleveland  Advertising  Club;  operates  his  busi- 


ness. Resident  Cleveland  since  April  1904. 
Recreation:  gardening,  copper  craftsmanship. 
Residence:  1863  E.  7l8t-st.  Office:  Guardinn 
Bldg. 

BAIiDWIV,  Arthur  Douelas,  attorney;  born, 
riawali,  April  8,  1870;  son  of  Henry  Perrino 
and  Emily  (Alexander)  Baldwin;  educateil 
Yale,  1898,  B.  A.;  Harvard,  1901,  LL.B.;  mar- 
ried, Bratenahl  Village,  June  18,  1902  to 
Ueba  Williams — children,  Henry  P.,  Fred  C, 
A.  Alexander,  Sarah  G.,  and  Lewis  W.  Bald- 
win, and  Louise  Mason  King;  Bratenahl 
school  board,  world  war,  served  1917-1919  with 
headquarters  of  164  F.  A.  Brigade  89th  Dlv. 
as  1st  Lieut.;  promoted  April  1919  to  Captain 
F.  A.;  member  law  firm  Garfield,  MacGregor 
&  Baldwin;  pres.  Babies  Dispensary  and  Hos- 
pital; trustee  Cleveland  Welfare  Federation; 
trustee  Legal  Aid  society;  trustee  University 
school;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi,  Yale;  Wolf's 
Head,  Yale.  Recreations:  horseback  riding 
and  polo;  member  Union,  Tavern,  Chagrin 
Valley  Hunt,  and  Kirtland  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  9534  Shore  Blvd.  Office:  1029 
National   City   Bldg. 

BALDWIN,  Garner  Terry,  dentist;  born. 
Beech  Lake,  Pa.,  1870;  son  Dr.  J.  A.  and 
Thomaslne  (Spry)  Baldwin;  educated  Pa. 
grammar  school;  Mich.  Wis.  and  N.  Y.  high 
schools;  Western  Reserve  Dental  College, 
D.D.S.;  married,  Scranton,  Pa.,  1898  to  Alice 
Skerritt — children,  Emory  K.,  Pauline  L., 
Garner  T.,  Margaret  B.  and  Clifford  C.  Bald- 
win; world  war,  member  Ohio  Section  Pre- 
paredness League  of  American  Dentists; 
member  Cleveland  Dental  Society,  Ohio  State 
Dental  society  and  National  Dental  assn.; 
trustee  Greenville  College,  Greenville,  111. 
Residence:  1658  W,  69th  st.  Office:  6503  De- 
troit-ave. 

BALDWIN,  Reba  Williams,  born,  Cleveland, 
June  20,  1876;  daughter  Edward  Porter  Will- 
iams and  Louise  (Mason)  Williams;  educated 
Cleveland  public  schools.  Miss  Spencer's 
school,  later  Hathaway  Brown  and  Miss  Por- 
ter's school  at  Farmington,  Conn.,  as  well  as 
Miss  Hersey's  school,  Boston;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  17,  19U2  to  Arthur  Douglas  Bald- 
win— children,  Henry  Perrine,  Fred  Chambers, 
Louise  Mason,  Arthur  Alexander,  Sarah  Gran- 
ger, Lewis  Williams  Baldwin;  trustee  Visit- 
ing Nurse  Assn.,  Anti-Tuberculosis  League, 
Babies'  hospital;  Phillis  Wheatley  Assn. 
llathaway-Brown  school,  St.  Barnabas  Guild 
of  Nurses  and  Cleveland  Institute  of  Music. 
Residence:   9534  Lake  Shore  Blvd. 

BALDWIN,  S.  Prentiss,  scientist;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1868;  son  Charles  Candee 
Baldwin  and  Caroline  S.  (Prentiss)  Baldwin; 
educated  Dartmouth,  1892,  A.B.  degree;  1894, 
A.M.  degree.  Western  Reserve  1894,  LL.B.  de- 
gree; married,  Thomasville,  Ga.,  Feb.  15,  1898 
to  Lilian  Converse  Hanna;  president  of  The 
Williamson  Co.  and  The  New  Amsterdam  Co.; 
Fellow  Amer.  Assns.  Advancement  of  Science; 
Fellow  Geological  Society  of  America;  mem- 
ber American  Ornithologists  union;  pres.  In- 
land Bird  Banding  Assn.  and  member  of  va 
rious  scientific  societies  as  well  as  D.  K.  E. 
fraternity.  Union  club  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  club;  trustee  Western  Reserve  Histor- 
ical Society  and  also  of  Cleveland  Museum 
of  Natural  History,  Residence:  Hillcrest 
Farm,  Gates  Mill,  O. 

BALDWIN,  ^Vilbur  M.,  vice  president  and 
executive  manager  The  Union  Trust  Co.; 
born,  Solon,  O.,  Sept.  27,  1875;  son  Francis 
Hart  Baldwin  and  Elizabeth  Thornton  (Mc- 
intosh) Baldwin;  educated  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  6,  1900  to  Florence 
Adams    Shanklin — children,    Elizabeth    Bald- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


win;  rierk  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce 
one  vear;  with  the  Union  Trust  Co.  and  Its 
predecessor  companies  32  years,  starting  as 
bookkeeper,  he  was  gradually  elevated  to 
the  position  of  vice  president  and  executive 
manager  The  Union  Trust  Co.,  vice  president 
and  director  The  United  States  Coal  Co.,  The 
Dillonvale  &  Smithfield  R.  R.  Co.,  director 
The  Union  club  and  secretary  and  director 
The  Mayfield  Country  Club,  also  member 
Country,  Mayfield  Country  and  Mid-Day 
clubs,  in  addition  to  Union  club.  Recreation: 
g-olf,  horseback  riding.  Residence:  2280  Dem- 
ington-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Union 
Trust  Co. 

BAI.K^VILl,,  Stephen,  president  Balkwlll 
Manganese  Crossing  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  O., 
April  1,  1871;  son  Washington  Ward  and 
Catherine  (Breymaior)  Balkwill;  educated 
Cleveland  public  schools  and  Central  high 
school;  married.  Canton.  O.,  Nov.  '11,  1806  to 
Anna  Bomberger — children,  Stephen  Ward 
Balkwill;  Sl^nd  degree  Mason;  member  Amer- 
ican Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  Cleve- 
land Engineering  society;  Am.  Ry.  Engineers 
assn.;  Am.  Society  for  Testing  Materials; 
member  Union,  Hermit,  Roadside,  Coun- 
try and  Wianno  clubs.  Residence:  2740  Falr- 
mount-blvd.      Office:    1330    Williamson    BIdg. 

BAIjI.,,  Flanien,  supervisor  Cleveland  Dis- 
trict of  New  York  Life  Insurance  Co.;  born, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Aug.  5,  1871;  son  Flamen  and 
Katharine  (Follett)  Ball;  educated  Cincinnati 
and  Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, O.,  Feb.  14,  1900  to  Katharine  Forcl — 
children  I'lamen  Ball,  Jr.;  member  school 
board  Shaker  Heights  Village;  chairman 
Court  of  Honor,  Boy  Scouts;  vice-chairman 
Industrial  Committee  Community  Fund;  vice- 
chairman  Industrial  Committee  in  sale  of 
war  bonds;  director  Norris-Allister-Ball  Co.; 
director  Sunnyside  -  Nurseries  Co.;  elder 
Church  of  the  Covenant.  Recreations:  golf, 
fishing  and  mountain  climbing;  member 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Shake/r 
Hghts.  Country,  Mid-Day  and  Ad  clubs;  with 
New  York  Life  Insurance  Company  for  31 
years.  Residence:  2872  Broxton-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.     Office:   600  Bulkley  BIdg. 

BALI..,  Frederick  Llnooln,  secretary-treas- 
urer: born,  Leskard,  Ont.,  Can.,  Sept.  9,  1887; 
son  William  J.  Ball  and  Sarah  (Griffin)  Ball; 
educated  Cleveland  Law  school,  1911;  married, 
Toronto,  Feb.  12,  1912  to  Lulu  M.  Bateman — 
children,  Robert  Lewis,  Margaret  Adele, 
Frederick  James,  Gordon  Bateman  and  Lewis 
Clark  Ball;  secy-treas.,  also  director  Park 
Drop  Forge  Co.;  member  Mid-Day  and  Acacia 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  9432  Lake  Shore 
Blvd.     Office:  730  E.  79th-st. 

BALLOT,  Clarence  Maturin,  City  Street 
Railroad  commissioner;  born.  North  Adams, 
Mass.,  Sept.  8,  1885;  son  William  A.  and  Fan- 
ny (Carpenter)  Ballou;  educated  Cornell,  1907, 
M.E. ;  married,  Braddock,  Pa.,  June  14,  1911 
to  Mary  A.  Cosgrove — children,  Thomas  C. 
and  Frances  A.  Ballou;  manager  Crescent 
Plant,  American  Sheet  &  Tin  Plate  Co.;  Asst. 
Mgr.  National  Plant,  American  Sheet  &  Tin 
Plate  Co.;  memljer  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society.  Residence:  2935  Scarborough-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:  718  Hanna  Bldg. 

BALLOU,  Mary  Cosgrove,  born,  Braddock, 
Pa.,  Sert.  8,  1889;  daughter  Col.  Thomas  and 
Mary  (Flanagan)  Cosgrove;  educated  Brad- 
dock public  schools;  Georgetown  Visitation 
Convent,  Washington,  D.  C.,;  married,  Brad- 
dock, Pa.,  June  14,  1911  to  Clarence  Maturin 
Ballou  —  children,  Thomas  Cosgrove  and 
Frances  Anne  Ballou;  world  war  East  Cleve- 
land Red  Cross;  member  Women's  City  Club. 


Residence:  2935  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

BANCROFT,  Pearl  White;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  23,  1885;  daughter  W.  T.  and  Ellen 
(Mansfield)  White;  educated,  Mittlebergers; 
Ingleslde;  Rathgowry,  Eastbourne,  Eng. ; 
married.  Hot  Springs,  Ark.  April  5,  1905 
to  James  L.  Bancroft — children,  Barbara 
White  Bancroft;  world  war.  Red  Cross  Hdqrs. 
E.  105th  Canteen.  Residence:  11006  Edge- 
water-dr.    and   Melbourne,    Fla. 

BANCROFT,  Hosa  Leon,  local  mgr.  Blue 
Valley  Creamery  Co.;  born,  Garrettsville,  O., 
Dec.  25,  1887;  son  O.  L.  and  Flora  (Clark) 
Bancroft;  educated  Univ.  of  Wyoming,  B.S., 
1914;  Iowa  State  College,  M.S.,  1915;  married. 
Ames,  Iowa,  June  5,  1920  to  Irene  T.  Johnson 
— children  Barbara  Jeanne  and  Patricia  May 
Bancroft;  world  war,  drafted  for  Extension 
Service,  Iowa  State;  member  Alpha  Tau  Ome- 
ga, Phi  Kappa  Phi  and  Alpha  Zeta  fraterni- 
ties. Residence:  1640  Victoria-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:  1820  E.  42nd  st. 

BANKSON,  John  Palmer,  district  sales  man- 
ager General  Refractories  Company;  born, 
Philadelphia,  Jan.  28,  1902;  son  John  Palmer 
and  Frances  L.  (Woodford)  Bankson;  edu- 
cated Yale  College,  B.A.  1922;  world  war, 
Sgt.  Yale  S.A.T.C.  1918;  2nd  Lieut.  U.S.R.; 
member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  Fraternity;  member 
Yale  Club  of  Philadelphia,  Marion  Cricket 
Club,  University  club  of  Cleveland  Resi- 
dence: University  club.  Office:  1159  Leader 
Bldg. 

BARBER,  Arthur  Welle»ley,  attorney;  born 
Berea,  O.,  1S58;  son  Gershom  Morse  and  Hul- 
dah  Lavlnia  (Seeley)  Barber;  educated 
Cleveland  grade  and  high  schools;  Western 
Reserve  College,  A.B.,  A.M.;  Columbia  Law 
School;  married,  Lakewood,  O.  1896  to  Har- 
riet May  Wagar — children,  Arthur  Wellesley 
Wagar,  Gershom  Morse  Mars  and  Berenice 
May  Wagar  Barber  and  Eunice  Duncan  Bar- 
ber Tillotson;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternity and  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists. 
Residence:    1503   Warren-rd.   Lakewood. 

BARBFR,  Carroll  G.,  physician;  born,  Nor- 
walk,  O.,  June  12,  1893;  son  Francis  E.  and 
Jennie  May  (Cain)  Barber;  educated  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  1916,  Ph.G.;  1920,  M.D.;  ortho- 
pedic dept.  Charity  Hospital;  orthopedic  dept. 
St.  Alexis  Hospital;  director  Lakewood  Co- 
operative Club;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega 
and  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fraternities;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine  and  Ohio 
State  &  American  Medical  assns.  Residence: 
17022  Delaware-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
14805  Detroit-ave. 

BARBFR,  Harriet  May  Wagar,  born.  Lake- 
wood,  O.,  April  2,  1872;  daughter  Francis 
Harvey  and  Serena  (Tucker)  Wagar;  edu- 
cated Cleveland  West  high  school,  Vassar 
College,  A.B.  1894;  married,  Lakewood,  O., 
Dec.  22,  1896  to  Arthur  Wellesley  Barber — 
children,  Arthur  W^ellesley  Wagar,  Gershom 
Morse  Mars  and  Berenice  May  Wagar  Bar- 
ber, and  Mrs.  Eunice  Duncan  Barber  Tillot- 
son; world  war,  chairman  knitting  W^estern 
Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R.,  made  speeches  for 
Red  Cross  In  Lorain,  West  Park,  etc.,  can- 
vassed for  Liberty  Loans  and  Red  Cross; 
general  chairman  Wheel  and  Distaff  Guild, 
Western  Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R.;  after  war 
reconstruction  work;  R.  C.  certificate  of 
service  and  badge;  state  director  of  Dept. 
of  Flower,  Mission  and  Relief  Work  of  Oliio 
W.  C.  T.  U.;  N.  S.  U.  S.  Daughters  of  1812; 
vice-regent  Daughters  of  American  Colonists 
of  State  of  Ohio;  member  N.  S.  Daughters  of 
Founders  and  Patriots  of  America,  Lakewood 
Woman's  Club  and  W.  C.  T.  U.  Residence: 
1503  Warren-rd  Lakewood. 


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BARBER.  Mildred  Moon,  artist;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  26,  1S89;  daughter  Marion 
Francis  and  Elizabeth  (Boffenmyer)  Moon; 
educated,  Cleveland  schools;  Cleveland  School 
of  Art;  private  Instruction  in  music,  art  and 
French;  married,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1925  to 
George  Harter  Barber  who  has  been  asso- 
ciated with  the  Sterling  &  Welch  Co.  for 
fifteen  years;  formerly  secretary  to  the 
director.  University  Nursing  District  of 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  member  Western 
Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  Calvary  Presby- 
terian church.  Recreation:  travel,  golf,  music 
and    drama.      Residence:    1916    E.    93rd    st. 

BARDWELL,  Seth  A.,  life  Insurance;  born 
Jan.  27,  1881,  Castalia,  Erie  county,  Ohio;  son 
Seth  Edgar  Bardwell  and  Celestie  Matilda 
(Thompson)  Bardwell;  educated  Castalia  high 
school;  Perkiomen  seminary,  Pemisburg,  Pa.; 
Philadelphia  college  Pharmacy;  Yale  Shef- 
field Scientific  school,  1904;  unmarried,  man- 
ager Seth  A.  Bardwell  general  agency  of 
Lincoln  National  Life  Insurance  Co.;  mem- 
ber Klwanis  club  and  Cleveland  Chamber 
of    Commerce.      Residence:    10509    Euclid-ave. 

BARKER,  Alice  Martin;  born,  Painesville, 
O.,  July  6,  1880;  daughter  John  T.  and  Sarah 
Ann  (Gage)  Martin;  educated.  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  23, 
1901  to  Raymond  H.  Barker — children,  Ray- 
mond M..  Dorothy  E.,  Robert  H.  and  "Vir- 
ginia Barker;  sec.  S.  Barker's  Sons  Co.  and 
Raymond  H.  Barker  Co.;  pres.  Barker  Weed 
Laughlin  Co.;  member  Lake  Placid  club. 
Recreation:  motoring.  Residence:  Storm- 
crest,  Bay  Village,  O.  Office:  729  Prospect- 
ave. 

BARK'WILL,  Ernest  S.,  sec'y.  The  Cleveland 
Builders  Supply  &  Brick  (30.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  15,  1875;  son  Charles  G.  Barkwill  and 
Marie  (Streeter)  Barkwill;  educated  Am- 
herst 1898,  B.S.  degree;  married  in  Chicago, 
June  8,  1903  to  Charlotte  Ray  Dering — chil- 
dren, Charles  D.  Barkwill;  in  addition  to 
above,  director  Canfield  Oil  Co.  and  Union 
Trust  Co.;  vice  president  The  Clinton  Co., 
director  The  John  P.  Cochran  Co.,  Superior 
Bond  &  Mortgage  Co.,  and  treasurer  of 
Common  Brick  Mfgs.  Assn.  of  America; 
trustee  Jones  Home;  member  Union  and  May- 
field  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2189    Harcourt-dr.      Office:    1011    Leader   Bldg. 

BARNARD,  Ernest  Sargrent;  pres.  Cleve- 
land Baseball  Co.;  born,  West  Columbia,  W^. 
Va.;  July  17,  1874;  son  Elias  and  Mary  D. 
(Sargent)  Barnard;  educated,  Otterbein  Col- 
lege, Ph.B.,  married,  Cleveland,  1918  to  Joseph- 
ine E.  Flick;  member,  Blendon  Lodge  339 
F.  &  A.  M.;  Baker  Chapter  139  R.  A.  M.,  Cleve- 
land Council  36  R.  &  S.  M. ;  Allenby  Com- 
mandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Acacia  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  1512  East  106th  et. 
Office:   6601  Lexington-ave. 

B.\RNES,  Amzi  Milton,  retired;  born  Bur- 
lington, Conn.,  March  23,  1855;  son  Isaac  and 
Theda  (Spencer)  Barnes:  educated  common 
schools,  (iollinwood  schools,  Chesher  Military 
Academy  and  Wiliston,  East  Hampton,  Mass.; 
Eastman  Business  College;  married,  James- 
town, N.  Y.,  March  21,  1883  to  Harriette 
Mackey  Pike — children,  Mrs.  Reuel  A.  Lang 
and  Harry  Cloyd  Barnes;  president  Fire 
Equipment  Corporation.  Recreation:  golf; 
member  Chagrin  Valley  Country  and  Dover 
Bay  Country  clubs.  Re-^idence:  1825  Rox- 
bury-rd.     Office:    1415   W.   9th   st. 

BARNES,  CharleN  R.,  real  estate  operator; 
born,     Akron,    O.,    Nov.     12,    1883;    son     Rev. 


(  harles  E.  and  Rose  (Robinson)  Barnes;  edu- 
K.'''^*^,,  P"'^'''-'  **"**  private  schools;  married. 
^^'X:.}J'^^  ^'^y-  ^ov-  l"*'  1914  to  Juliette  Block 
—children,  Charlette  June  Barnes;  world  war, 
<lirfctor  public  education  for  a  section  of 
lU'il  Cross  in  N.  Y.  City;  began  as  newspaper 
reporter;  for  years  newspaper  columnist  on 
old  Cleveland  Leader  and  Press,  also  Cincin- 
nati Post;  later  editorial  paragrapher  for 
New  \ork  World;  contributed  quantities  of 
verse  to  humorous  weeklies  and  magazines; 
for  6  years  short  story  writer,  producing 
The  Sweeney  Stories  around  1910;  for  15  years 
has  been  doing  research  work  in  therapeutic 
psychology  and  has  produced  a  number  of 
cures  under  supervision  of  physicians  of 
Cleveland  and  New  York  City;  eight  years 
ago  gave  up  writing  for  business;  president 
The  Barnes  Comjrany,  real  estate  and  mort- 
gages: active  in  politics.  Residence:  3417 
Fairmount-blvd.      Office:    3711    Euclid-ave. 

BARNES.  Harriette  M.,  born.  Pike,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  7,  1865;  daughter  Harry  and  Margretta 
(Mackey)  Pike;  educated  Union  School  and 
Collegiate  Institution,  (graduated);  married. 
Jamestown,  N.  Y..  March  21,  1883  to  Amzi 
Milton  Barnes — children,  Mrs.  Reuel  A.  Lang 
and  Harry  Cloyd  Barnes;  director  Woman's 
Hospital,  Central  Friendly  Inn.  Recreation: 
golf;  member  Women's  City  Club.  Resi- 
dence:   1825  Roxbury-rd. 

BARNES,  Juliette  Block,  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  9,  1888;  daughter  Judge  Joseph  C.  and 
Mrs.  Block;  educated  Cleveland  public 
schools,  Washington  College,  Washington, 
D.  C. ;  married,  New  York  City,  Nov.  14,  1914 
to  Charles  Robinson  Barnes — children,  Char- 
lotte June  Barnes;  active  in  politics;  state 
pres.  Women's  Rep.  Federation;  member 
Women's  City  and  Fortnightly  Musical  clubs 
and  League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence: 
3417    Fairmount-blvd. 

BARNEY,  Dorothy  G.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  7,  1901;  daughter  Walter  Burr  and  Nona 
(Cappeller)  Gongwer;  educated.  Smith  col- 
lege, A.  B.,  1923;  married,  Cleveland,  June  10, 
1924  to  Dr.  William  Raymond  Barney — 
children,  William  Raymond  Barney,  Jr.;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  and  College  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2956    Coleridge-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

BARNEY,  William  Raymond,  physician; 
born,  Cleveland,  O.,  Nov.  23,  1887;  son  Wil- 
liam Charles  and  Amanthis  (Dennis)  Barney; 
educated  Adelbert  College,  A.B. ;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  M.C. ;  married,  Cleveland,  O.. 
June  10,  1924  to  Dorothy  Johnson  Gongwer 
— children,  one;  world  war.  Major  Medical 
Corps  Lakeside  Hospital,  France  1917-1919; 
member  American  and  Ohio  state  Medical 
Assns.  Cleveland  Academy,  University  Club; 
visiting  physician  Maternity  and  City  Hos- 
pitals; member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  and  Nu 
Sigma  Nu  fraternities.  Residence:  2956  Cole- 
ridge-rd., Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Osborn 
Bldg. 

BARNUM,  Richard  C  book  publisher;  born 
Ennis.  Texas,  Sept.  6.  1879;  son  Frank  E. 
Barnum  and  Minnie  (Church)  Barnum;  grad- 
uated Nelson,  O.  and  Garretsvllle,  O.  high 
schools  and  attended  Hiram  college  one  year; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  16,  1911  to  Mary  E. 
Fair;  nominee  of  single  tax  party  for  vice 
president  United  States  In  19'J0:  began  as 
book  agent  in  1901  for  F.  B.  DIckerson  Co.; 
advanced  to  general  agency  and  continued 
until  1910  when  he  organized  The  R.  C.  Bar- 
num Co.;  took  over  the  F.  B.  Dickerson  Co. 
In  1915,  the  H.  L.  Baldwin  Pub.  Co.  In  1917, 
The  Pioneer  Press  In  1918;  organized  the 
Subscription  Book  Publishers  Assn.  In  1915 
and  served  one  year  as  president,  (an  assocla- 


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tion  of  leading  subscription  book  publishers 
of  U.  S.  and  Canada);  The  R.  C.  Barnum  Co. 
and  subsidiaries  employs  college  students 
during  summer  vacations  in  U.  S.,  Canada, 
Australia  and  New  Zealand;  director  The  R. 
0  Barnum  Co.,  mgr.  Barnum  Service  Co. 
Recreations:  walking  and  single  tax,  Resi- 
dence: 11421  Mayfleld-rd.  Office:  322  Rocke- 
feller Bldg. 

BAKRATT,  Thomas  Percy,  sugar  broker; 
born,  Tampa,  Fla.,  May  8,  1895;  son  Theo- 
philis  and  Anne  M.  (Unitt)  Barratt;  educated 
St.  Paul's  School,  Baltimore,  Md.;  Trinity 
School,  N.  Y.;  married,  Cleveland,  O.,  Feb. 
25,  1925  to  Gertrude  Taylor;  world  war, 
Lieut.  Air  Service,  A.  E.  F.;  Mexican  Border 
service;  resident  mgr.  Lamborn  &  Co.,  Inc.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Cedarhurst 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  292u  Hampshire- 
rd.      Office:    650   Rockefeller   Bldg. 

BARREN,  Henry  A.,  gen.  supt.;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  27,  1SS2;  son  Alexander  and  Grace 
(Chisholm)  Barren;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  Ohio  State  Univ.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  30,  18SS  to  Adelaide  M.  Rothwell — 
children,  Harry  Bertram  and  Kenneth  Alex- 
ander Barren;  gen.  supt.  American  Steel  & 
Wire  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society,  American  Zinc  Institute,  Iron  &  Steel 
Institute,  Masonic  and  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fra- 
ternities. Shaker  Heights  Country  club, 
Worcester  club,  Worcester,  Mass.,  Mononga- 
hela  Valley  County  and  Duquesne  clubs  of  Pa. 
Residence:  2S64  l^'airmount  Blvd.  Office:  714 
Rockefeller   Bldg. 

BARRETT,  Charles  Cupron,  accountant; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  31,  1886;  son  Benson 
S.  and  Bouisa  S.  (Parker)  Barrett;  educated, 
Central  High  school,  Oberlin  high  school  and 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  15,  1912  to  Bucy  Chamber- 
lin — children,  Charles,  Betty,  Louise,  Lucille 
and  James  Parker  Barrett;  asst.  treas.  Cowles 
Detergent  Co.;  sec.  and  asst.  treas.  Klectric 
Smelting  &  Aluminum  Co.  Residence:  1UU79 
Republic    Ct.    Uffice:    1021    Guardian    Bldg. 

BARRETT,  F.  W.,  dentist;  born.  Pavilion, 
N.  Y.,  Oct.  5,  1883;  son  Thomas  and  Margaret 
Barrett;  educated  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
D.D.S.;  married.  Pavilion,  N.Y.,  Aug.  24,  1908 
to  May  C.  Rogers — children,  one  daughter; 
seventeen  years  in  Cleveland  dental  practice. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2681  Euclid 
Blvd.  Office:  304  Alhambra  Bldg.,  Euclid 
and   E.    105th   st. 

BARRON,  Amo8  N.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Charleston,  Mass.,  Aug.  z4,  1666;  son  Henry 
and  Elana  (Noyes)  Barron;  educated,  gram- 
mar school  at  Charleston,  Mass.;  Boston  Latin 
school,  Boston,  Mass.;  Harvard  Univ.,  cum 
laude;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  11,  1908  to 
Jane  Carson;  active  for  many  years  in  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce  having  been 
chairman  industrial  development  committee 
and  afterwards  director,  now  inactive;  one 
year  with  General  Electric  Co.,  Lynn,  Mass.; 
one  year  with  their  subsidiary  companies  in 
Chicago  and  New  York;  then  entered  the  em- 
ploy of  the  National  Carbon  Co.,  1894  as 
traveling  representative;  after  five  years  was 
made  manager  of  Noblesville,  Ind.  works; 
came  to  Cleveland  to  assist  the  gen.  mgr.  in 
supervision  of  the  various  factories  of  the 
company;  made  factory  mgr.  and  then  asst. 
gen.  mgr.;  re-signed  Jan.  1,  1920;  member 
Harvard,  Country,  Rowfant,  Mayfleld,  Kirt- 
land,  Union  and  Mid-Day  clubs;  Masonic 
lodge.  Recreation:  golf,  automobiles  and 
travel.  Residence:  2233  Devonshire-rd.  Of- 
fice: Union   Trust  Bldg. 


BARRY,  Frank  T.,  minister;  born,  Platts- 
mouth.  Neb.,  P'eb.  9,  1881;  son  Angus  F.  and 
Mary  E.  (Healy)  Barry;  educated  Lake 
Forest  College,  A.B.,  1905;  post  grad.  North- 
western Univ.,  1915;  McCormick  Theological 
Seminary,  1908;  married,  Topeka,  Kan.,  Oct. 
28,  1908  to  Sarah  Prince  McArthur — children, 
Mary  Katharine,  Frank  McA.,  Martha  Isa- 
bel and  David  W.  Barry;  world  war,  four 
minute  man,  covering  Ottawa  County,  Kan- 
sas; pastor  Ninth  Presbyterian  Church,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  1908-1909;  associate  pastor  First 
Presbyterian  Church,  Evanston,  111.,  1910- 
1915;  pastor  First  Presbyterian  Church  of 
Minneapolis,  Kan.,  1916-1918;  pastor  Wood- 
land-ave.  Presbyterian  Church,  1919;  Wood- 
land Center  Settlement.  Recreations:  ten- 
nis and  bowling.  Residence:  10324  Park 
Hghts.-rd.  Office:  Woodland-ave.  and  E. 
46th  St. 

BARRY,  Isabelle  Lucille,  dramatic  teacher; 
born,  Cleveland,  O.,  Aug.  4,  1899;  daughter 
John  D.  and  Jane  (McKelvey)  Barry;  edu- 
cated West  High  School,  1917;  special  work 
Columbia  Univ.;  graduate  Dorn  School  of 
Expression;  studied  under  Eliza  Warren, 
Cleveland,  Prof.  S.  H.  Clark  of  Chicago  Univ. 
and  Maud  Sheerer  of  New  York;  member 
Women's,  Music  and  Drama  and  Three  Arts 
clubs.  Residence:  1411  Alameda-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.     Studio:  Carnegie  Hall,   1220  Huron-rd. 

BARRY,  William  Gibbons,  telephone  execu- 
tive; born,  Savannah,  Ga.,  May  24,  1877;  son 
Wm.  Frederick  and  Ella  Chace  (Ives)  Barry; 
educated,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  high  school;  mar- 
ried. New  York,  Apr.  18,  1900  to  Caroline 
Walker  Linen;  N.  Y.  National  Guard,  1900- 
1908;  entered  telephone  business  in  New  York 
1902;  district  mgr.  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  1910; 
resigned  to  go  with  Southwestern  Bell  Tele- 
phone Co.  as  div.  coml.  supt.  1912  with  head- 
quarters at  St.  Louis;  later  made  gen.  coml. 
supt.  with  territory  extending  to  entire  states 
of  Mo.  and  Ark.;  1921  accepted  position  of 
gen.  coml.  supt.  of  Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.; 
director  Tiffin  Consolidated  Telephone  Co.; 
director  Fremont  Telephone  Co.;  membei 
American  Institute  of  Electrical  Engineers; 
Chagrin  Valley  Golf  and  Cleveland  Athletic 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Cleveland 
Real  Estate  Board.  Recreation:  golf  and 
motoring.  Residence:  2625  Euclid  Hghts. 
Blvd.    Office:    4300    Euclid-ave. 

BARSTOW,  Burrows,  merchant;  born, 
Cleveland,  O.,  Aug.  18,  1892,  son  Sanford  K. 
and  Hermoine  (Burrows)  Barstow;  educated 
University  School;  Dartmouth,  1910;  Wes- 
tern Reserve,  1912;  Univ.  of  California,  1917; 
married,  Cleveland,  O.,  Nov.  23,  1920  to  Mil- 
dred Barger — children,  Burrows,  Jr.  and  Anne 
Barstow;  world  war,  served  in  France,  two 
years;  pres.  Radio  Equipment  Co.;  member 
Delta  Tau  Delta.  Residence:  3329  Ingleside- 
rd..   Shaker  Hghts.     Office:   14248  Euclid-ave. 

BARSTOW,  Mildred  Barker,  born,  Cleve- 
land, O.,  Nov.  20,  1899;  daughter  William  and 
Loa  (Wilson)  Barger;  educated  Rogers  Hall 
School,  Lowell,  Mass.;  Martha  Washington 
Seminary,  Washington,  D.  C;  married,  Cleve- 
land, O.,  Nov.  23,  1920  to  Burrows  Barstow — 
children.  Burrows,  Jr.  and  Anne  Barstow. 
Residence:    3329    Ingleside-rd.,   Shaker   Hghts. 

BARTHOLOMEW%  Mrs.  John  W.,  horn, 
Waynesburg,  O.,  May  10,  1875;  daughter  F.  R. 
and  Rebecca  (Rinehart)  Yarger;  educated, 
Waynesburg  high  school;  Wooster;  married, 
Waynesburg,  June  10,  1901  to  John  W.  Bar- 
tholomew— children,  Elizabeth  B.  Rudge,  Re- 
becca and  Virginia  Bartholomew;  mernber 
Daughters  of  Veterans;  Florence  Crittenton 
Home;    Lakewood    Woman's    club;    Glenville 


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Presbyterian    church.     Residence:    16710   Cllf- 
ton-blvd.,   Lakewood. 

BARTLETT,  C.  O.,  manufacturer;  born  July 
15,  1850;  son  O.  N.  Bartlett  and  Mary  (Church) 
Bartlett;  educated  In  district  schools,  Brecks- 
vllle,  then  taught  school  winters  and  worked 
during:  summers;  married  in  Brecksvllle,  Oct. 
1,  1873  to  Emma  R.  Snow — children,  Mrs.  B. 
P.  Forbes,  deceased;  Mrs.  W.  S.  Lister,  Mrs. 
A.  F.  Lister  and  C.  O.  Bartlett,  Jr.,  who  Is  a 
graduate  Case  School,  engaged  In  world  war 
and  now  manager  American  Agricultural  Co., 
Detroit.  Mr.  Bartlett  Sr.  started  in  a  small 
way  in  manufacturing  mill  machinery  In 
Cleveland  and  gradually  added  other  lines; 
was  president  and  treasurer  of  the  C.  O.  Bart- 
lett &  Snow  Co.  until  two  years  ago  when 
he  resigned  account  failing  health;  is  still  di- 
rector and  largest  stockholder;  member  I.  O. 
O.  F.  lodge,  Brecksvllle  and  Cleveland  Engi- 
neering   Society.      Residence:    Brecksvllle,    O. 

BARTLETT,  C.  W..  president  The  Factor- 
ies Equipment  Co.;  born,  N.  New  Portland, 
Me.,  Aug.  5,  1879;  son  C.  H.  and  Lydia  M. 
(Jenkins)  Bartlett;  educated  Univ.  of  Maine, 
electrical  engineer;  married,  Cleveland,  O., 
Dec.  25,  1920  to  Edna  B.  "Walker;  employed  by 
General  Electric  Co.  1902;  engaged  in  busi- 
ness for  himself  1918;  organized  Factories 
Equipment  Co.,  in  1921;  pres.,  treas.  and  di- 
rector Factories  Equipment  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  The 
Mohawk  Club,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.  Residence: 
1248  Elbur-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  639-641 
Penton  Bldg. 

BARTLETT,  Emma  R.,  born,  Brecksvllle, 
O.,  Feb.  1854;  daughter  Owen  P.  and  Frances 
(Fay)  Snow;  educated  Brecksvllle  schools; 
married,  Brecksvllle,  O.,  Oct.,  1,  1873  to 
Charles  O.  Bartlett — children,  one  son  and 
three    daughters.      Residence:    Brecksvllle,    O. 

BARTOS,  Elizabeth,  physician;  born  Buda- 
pest, Hungary;  daughter  Philip  and  Jane 
(Ausch)  Bartos;  educated,  high  school,  Buda- 
pest; began  medical  studies  at  the  Depart- 
ment of  Medicine  of  Royal  Hungarian  Univ. 
at  Budapest;  graduate  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  medical  school,  1924;  interne  Cleveland 
City  hospital.  1924-1925:  house-physician  In 
Babies  &  Children's  hospital;  member  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  Nu  Sigma  Nu 
medical  sorority;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  hon- 
orary medical  fraternity.  Residence:  7206 
Hough-ave.     Office:   2103  Adelbert-rd. 

BARTOSOVSKY,  Bofannlav,  consul  of 
Czechoslovakia:  born,  Podoli,  Czechoslovakia, 
1881;  son  Bohuslav  and  Caroline  Bartosovsky; 
educated  Univ.  of  Prague,  Doctor  of  Law; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
Citv  Club  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  12525 
Lake-ave.     Office:   308  Euclid-ave. 

BASSETT,  Edward  S..  born,  New  Haven, 
Conn.;  son  Newcomb  M.  and  Jane  E.  M. 
(Hill)  Bassett:  educated  Hopkins  School, 
New  Haven  high  school;  married,  Dover  Bay, 
O.,  Sept.  14,  1899  to  Helen  Chase — children. 
Charles  Chase  and  Jean  Hill  Bassett;  served 
with  Naval  Reserves.  Detroit,  Mich.,  1898; 
world  war,  U.  S.  Draft  Board,  Cleveland, 
1917;  treas.  Cleveland  Leader,  1901-1911; 
founder  Bassett  &  Smith,  1912,  director  Elec- 
tric Smelting  &  Aluminum  Co.;  gen.  mgr. 
Cowles  Detergent  Co;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Civic  I-eague.  Owasco 
Country  Club.  Auburn,  N.  Y.,  Rowfant,  Coun- 
try and  Mid-Day  clubs;  assoc.  member  Cleve- 
land Grays.  Recreation:  golf  and  motoring. 
Residence:  1955  E.  93rd  st.  Office:  1021 
Guardian   Bldg. 


BASTON,  Albert  Preston,  mgr.  Star  Baking 
Co.;  born,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Feb.  3.  1894; 
3on  Cliarles  F.  and  Ora  Z.  (Cooper)  Baston; 
educated  St.  Louis  Park  high  school;  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1917:  admitted  to  Bar.  1917;  mar- 
ried, Duluth,  Minn..  May  15,  1920  to  Ruby 
Haimon  Laird — children,  Frederick  Laird  and 
Prescilla  Baston;  world  war,  22  months  over- 
seas with  U.  S.  M.  C,  17th  Co.,  5th  Reg.; 
received  D.  S.  C. ;  AU-American  Football  team, 
1916-1917;  director  Professional  Football 
Club;  president.  Big  Ten  University  Club; 
member  Phi  Sigma  Kappa  and  Phi  Delta  Phi 
fraternities.  Recreation:  football,  tennis  and 
golf;  member  National  Town  &  Country  Club. 
Residence:  1523  Arthur-ave,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:   1519    Lakeview-rd. 

BATES,  Albert  Harlan,  patent  lawyer; 
born  Cincinnati,  O.,  Jan.  24,  1869;  son  Cyrus 
S.  and  Laverna  (Sutherland)  Bates;  educated 
Lehigh  Univ.,  1889,  M.  E.;  Ohio  State  Univ., 
1892.  LL.B. ;  married,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Oct.  11, 
1904  to  Kathleen  Jones — children.  Margaret 
and  Darwin  Bates;  legal  dept.  Brush  Elec- 
tric Co.,  1892-1893;  with  Robert  Parkinson, 
patent  lawyer.  Chicago,  1893-1896;  partner 
Thurston  &  Bates  1897-1906;  partner  Bates. 
Fonts  &  Hull,  1906-1910;  patent  law  under 
name  Albert  H.  Bates,  1910-1916;  partner 
Bates  &  Macklin,  1916-1923;  partner  Bates, 
Macklln,  Golrick  &  Teare,  since  1923;  life 
member  American  Society  of  Mechanical 
Engineers;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society.  Cleveland  Patent  Law  Assn..  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Psl 
Upsilon  Fraternity;  Loyal  Legion;  New  Eng- 
land Society  and  Canterbury  Golf  club.  Rec- 
reation: fishing,  touring.  Residence:  2916 
Litchfleld-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1028 
Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

BATES,  Elijah,  certified  public  accountant; 
horn,  Homeworth,  O.,  Sept.  17.  1877;  son 
James  and  "Wilhelmina  M.  (Riley)  Bates: 
graduated  Alliance  high  school,  1895;  Mount 
Union  College,  Alliance,  O..  graduate  Normal 
dept.;  married,  Mavsville.  Ky.,  June.  1910  to 
Elizabeth  Peyton  Key;  taught  public  schools 
three  years:  in  government  postal  service 
four  years;  practicing  public  accountant 
eleven  years:  manager  Cleveland  office  Has- 
klns  &  Sells,  1919-1924;  sec,  treas.  and  direc- 
tor The  McMyler-Interstate  Co.,  Bedford,  O. : 
member  American  Institute  of  Accountants; 
American  Society  of  Certified  Public  Account- 
ants; National  Assn.  of  Cost  Accountants; 
Certified  Public  Accountant  (Indiana);  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Ameri- 
can Management  Assn.,  City,  Kiwanis  and 
National  Town  &  Country  clubs;  member 
Church  of  the  Covenant.  Residence:  2512 
Lee-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:  Bedford,  O. 

BATES,  Kathleen  Jones,  born,  Atlanta. 
Ga. :  daughter  Darwin  G.  and  Sarah  E.  (Scott) 
Jones;  educated  Lucy  Cobb  Institute,  Athens. 
Ga.  and  Pratt  Institute  Library  School, 
Brooklvn,  N.  Y.;  married,  Atl.Tnta.  Ga.,  Oct. 
11.  1904  to  Albert  H.  Bates — children,  Margaret 
and  Darwin  Bates:  member  Welfare  Federa- 
tion Budget,  executive  committee,  1923-1926; 
member  executive  board  of  Citizens  I.,eague 
of  Cleveland,  term  1927;  member  advisory 
committee  of  Women's  City  Club,  1925-1926; 
chairman  organization  committee  Parent- 
Teacher  Assn.  of  Cleveland  Heights,  1921; 
pres.  Cleveland  Girl's  Council,  board  of  trus- 
tees, 1922-1926;  member  Women's  City  and 
Nineteenth  Century  clubs.  Recreation:  gar- 
dening. Residence:  2  916  Litchfleld-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

BATES,  Stanlee  Theodore,  real  estate; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  6,  1891;  son  Theodore 
M.  and  Olive  (Cozad)  Bates;  educated  Central 


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High  School,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.; 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  13,  1919  to  Margaret  W. 
Hamilton;  world  war,  2nd  Lieut.  Engineers, 
1st  Engineers,  301st  Tank  Battalion,  twenty 
months  in  France;  with  Ford-McCaslin  Co. 
(real  estate)  three  years;  since  1922  had  his 
own  office,  real  estate  and  building  business; 
pres.  Highland  Apartments  Co.;  sec.  and 
treas.  Euclid  Mayfield  Garage  Co.;  vice  pres. 
Marsh-Hart  Co.;  sec.  and  treas.  Metal  Im- 
provements Co.;  member  Real  Estate  board; 
member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity,  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce,  University  and 
Cedarhurst  clubs.  Residence:  1295  Tellow- 
stone-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  706  Bulk- 
ley  Bldg. 

BATH,  Cyril  John,  machinery  dealer;  born, 
London,  Eng.,  Dec.  21,  1889;  son  John  Lewis 
and  Clara  Gertrude  (Heffer)  Bath;  educated 
Saffron  Waldon  in  Essex,  a  private  prep, 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  6,  1915  to 
Georgiana  McHale — children,  Elizabeth  Clara 
Ann  and  Cyril  Louis;  world  war,  served  in 
special  capacity  the  Aircraft  division  of  the 
War  Industries  board;  came  to  Cleveland 
at  the  age  of  18,  worked  as  machinist  for 
two  years;  sold  machinery  for  Motch  & 
Merry  weather,  1908;  started  in  business, 
1915;  built  warehouse  and  offices  in  present 
location,  1924;  sole  owner  Cyril  J.  Bath  & 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canter- 
bury Golf  clubs.  Residence:  2430  Deming- 
ton-dr.      Office:    E.   70th  st.    &  Machinery-ave. 

BATT,  Tom,  salesman;  born,  Cleveland, 
June  30,  1883;  son  Samuel  and  Mary  Jane 
(Morgan)  Batt;  educated,  public  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1913  to  Arlynn  Miller — 
children,  one  boy;  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
Club.  Recreation:  golf  and  base  ball.  Resi- 
dence: 15448  Euclid-ave.  Office:  Wm.  Edwards 
Co. 

BATZER,  George  J.,  production  manager; 
born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  July  13,  1883;  son 
Julius  and  Emma  Batzer;  educated,  gram- 
mar school  and  night  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  19,  1904  to  Theresa  Seringer 
— children,  Russel,  Marjorie  and  Lois  Bat- 
zer; pres.  Titan  Machine  &  Mfg.  Co.;  mem- 
ber Forest  Hill  Blue  Lodge;  Heights  Chap- 
ter 206;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  High  Noon 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  swimming,  motor- 
ing and  dancing.  Residence:  Alcazar  Hotel. 
Office:     F.  B.  Stearns  Co. 

BAIKXET.  William  J.,  banking;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  21,  1876;  son  Joseph  and 
Elizabeth  (Rothgery)  Bauknet;  educated, 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June  21, 
1915  to  Ida  Chayer — children,  two;  treasurer 
and  director  Pearl  St.  Savings  &  Trust  Co.; 
director  City  Investment  Co.;  pres.  West  25th 
St.  Business  assn.;  member  K.  of  P.;  Masonic 
lodge,  32nd  degree;  Elks;  Shrine.  Residence: 
1533  Lewis-dr.,  Lakewood.  Office:  4175  Pearl- 
rd. 

BAXTER,  Ed^in  Chllds.  banking;  born. 
Grand  Haven,  Mich.,  Sept.  12,  1878;  son  Ed- 
win Baxter  and  Ellen  Louise  (Scagel)  Bax- 
ter; married,  June  22,  1904  to  Margurite 
Noakes  at  Cleveland,  O.,  children — Alan  Ed- 
win Baxter;  assistant  secretary  of  organiza- 
tion entertaining  annual  encampment  G.  A.  R. 
summer  1901;  secretary  convention  board 
Chamber  of  Commerce  1902-'09;  sec'y.  Retail 
Merchants  Board  1903-'09:  assistant  secretary 
Chamber  of  Commerce  1903-1912;  industrial 
commissioner  1911-'14;  cashier  and  secretarv 
Federal  Reserve  bank  of  Cleveland;  assistant 
to  president,  the  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  1919, 
and  vice  president  of  same  bank,  1920  to  date; 
vice-pres.  for  Ohio  of  Trust  Company  division 


American  Bankers'  Assn.  1915-26;  on  com- 
mittees of  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  other 
civic  and  business  organizations.  Once 
president  of  Cleveland  Heights  Civic  Club; 
since  1920  chairman  Cleveland  Heights  City 
Planning  commission,  president  1924-25  Ohio 
Conference  on  City  planning;  vice  chairman 
industrial  div.  Community  fund  1923-26;  first 
secretary  and  later  vice  president  Bankers' 
Club;  president  Adelbert  College  Alumni 
Assn.  1924-'26;  trustee  and  treas.  of  the  Wel- 
fare Federation;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi 
fraternity.  Union,  Canterburv  Golf,  Bankers' 
and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf  and  reading.  Residence:  3037  E.  Over- 
look-rd.     Office:    Cleveland   Trust   Co. 

BAYLESS,  W'llliani  Xiven,  advertising; 
born,  Louisville,  Ky.,  Aug.  24,  1878;  son 
William  N.  and  Annie  (Starbird)  Bayless; 
educated,  Male  high  school,  Louisville,  Ky. ; 
Washington-ave.  Law  school,  St.  Louis,  Mo.; 
married,  Detroit,  Mich.  Apr.  29,  1911  to  Bertha 
Southard — children,  Seth  and  Neville  Bayless; 
at  age  of  17  moved  to  St.  Louis  and  later  be- 
came adv.  mgr.  of  American  Bed  Co.;  went 
to  Detroit  and  became  connected  with  Brown- 
ell  &  Humphrey  and  later  with  O.  J.  Mul- 
ford  Adv.  Co.;  1909  went  to  Toledo,  became 
adv.  mgr.  Conklin  Pen.  Mfg.  Co.;  1920  came 
to  Cleveland,  with  Powers-House  Co.  and  3 
years  later  went  into  advertising  agency 
business;  pres.  Bayless-Kerr  Co.;  member, 
Associated  Adv.  Clubs  of  the  world,  vice- 
pres.,  1923;  National  Advertising  Commission 
of  A.A.C.  of  W. ;  Governing  Board,  Church 
Adv.  Dept.  A.A.C.  of  W. ;  Cleveland  Central 
Y.M.C.M.,  Board  of  Management;  Lakewood 
Y.M.C.A.,  board  of  management;  Publicity 
Chairman  Federated  Churches:  Fellowship 
for  Christian  Social  Order  (National);  Com- 
mission on  men's  work.  Congregational 
Church  (National);  member  Cleveland  Ad- 
vertising Exchange  and  Construction  clubs 
and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation: 
books  and  traveling.  Residence:  2109  River- 
side-rd.,   Lakewood.   Office:    1162  Hanna  Bldg. 

BEACH,  Clara  GoodenouKh,  born,  Toronto, 
Nov.  1,  1860;  daughter  Rolland  A.  and  Mary 
(De  Rene)  Goodenough;  educated,  Brighton, 
Eng.;  married.  New  York,  Nov.  1,  1881  to 
Edward  Clayton  Beach — children,  Mary  Evel- 
ine and  Edward  Austin  Beach;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  Bay  Village. 
Ohio. 

BEAHAN,  Bessie  DeAVitt,  born,  Owego,  N. 
Y.,  Nov.  28,  1854;  daughter,  Joseph  Shaw  and 
Catherine  (Carnochan)  DeWitt;  educated 
Owego  Free  Academy  and  Cornell  Univ.  A.B. 
1878;  married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  28,  1892 
to  Willard  Beahan;  world  war,  red  cross 
work;  formerly  a  high  school  teacher;  mem- 
ber Cornell  Women's  club  of  Cleveland,  Col- 
lege and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2213   Bellfield-ave. 

BEAHAX,  W'lllard,  civil  engineer;  born, 
Watkins,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  15,  1854;  son  James  and 
Harriet  (Griswold)  Beahan;  educated  Stark- 
Iv  Seminary,  N.  Y.;  Cornell  Univ.  C.  E.  1878; 
rharried,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  June  29,  1892  to 
Bessie  Bell  DeWitt;  railroad  construction 
and  location  engineer,  N.  Y.  Central  R.  R. ; 
member  American  Engineering  Society  and 
Cleveland  Engineering  Society.  Residence: 
2213  Beimeld-ave. 

BEALE,  John  Daniel,  office  and  credit 
manager;  born,  'U'illiamsburg.  Va.,  March 
15,  1890;  son  George  E.  and  Isabelle  (Daniel) 
Beale;  educated  William  and  Mary  College, 
B.A.,  1910;  married  Charlotte,  N.  C,  Feb. 
20.  1915  to  Esther  F.  Gregory — children, 
Elizabeth   Gregory    and   Dorothy   Ann    Beale; 


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world  war,  served  two  years,  Field  Staff 
Construction  Div. ;  after  graduation  tauglit 
biological  sciences  at  Roanoke,  Va.  higli 
school;  assisted  in  organization  Roanoke 
Vacation  School:  office  and  credit  manager 
Pompelan  Co.  and  Nymfaun  Co.;  member 
Taylor  Society,  Sigma  Alplia  fraternity  and 
Masonic  Lodge;  member  City,  Higli  Noon, 
Cedarhurst,  and  Heights  Dance  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  boating.  Residence:  1474  Ry- 
dalmount-rd.     Office:    2400   Payne-ave. 

BEALIy,  Cyrna  M.,  lumber  business;  born, 
Cumberland,  Md.,  Aug.  6,  1861;  son  William 
and  Margaret  (Folck)  Beall;  educated  Wil- 
son's Academy,  Cumberland,  Md.;  married. 
Cleveland,  O..  Nov.  27,  1887  to  Mary  L. 
Sllfe — children,  Raymond  L.  I?eall;  director 
and  treas.  West  Cleveland  Trim  Co.;  director 
Lakewood  Mortgage  &  Guaranty  Co.;  mem- 
ber K.  of  P.  Lodge  No.  460.  Residence:  1428 
W^est  Clifton-blvd. 

BEARDSLEY,  Joseph  C.  civil  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  1,  1863;  son  Eli  Sher- 
wood and  Sarah  Ann  (Peck)  Beardsley; 
educated  Case  School  of  Applied  Science 
(one  year)  1883;  graduated  Infantry  and 
Cavalry  school.  Fort  Leavenworth,  Kan., 
1891;  children — Dorothy  Lydia  and  Virginia 
Josephine  Beardsley;  private,  corporal  and 
sergeant  Co.  B.  4th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Jan.  12,  1885 
to  Feb.  6,  1888;  2nd  Lieutenant  8th  U.  S.  Inf., 
Feb.  6,  1888  to  June  30,  1893  (resigned);  cap- 
tain 5th  O.  V.  I.,  June  30  to  Nov.  5,  1898 
(Spanish  War);  Asst.  engineer  Cleveland 
Water  Dept.,  1893-1904;  with  Thomson  Meter 
Co.  of  N.  Y.  from  1906  to  1925:  fres.  Spanish 
War  Veteran  Assn.;  member  Cleveland  En- 
gineering Society,  sec.  1903  to  1910;  member 
Masonic  Lodge,  Cleveland  Council.  Resi- 
dence: Volunteer  Bay,  Vermilion,  O.  Office: 
1426   W.    3rd   St.,    Room    303,    Cleveland.    O. 

BEARDSLEY.  Viola  Mny.  born,  Cleveland, 
April  29,  1894;  daughter  Philip  A.  and  Plooma 
M.  (Boyd)  Ryder;  educated,  Lakewood  schools 
and  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  1915 
to  Douglas  Charles  Beardsley — children, Mari- 
an Elizabeth,  Virginia  Louise,  Marjorie  Jean 
and  Betty  Mae  Beardsley;  member.  Young 
Matrons  Club.  Residence:  1432  Elmwood- 
ave. 

BEATTIE,  Anna  Belle,  publicity;  born. 
New  London,  O. ;  daughter  A.  M.  and  Dora 
(Sullivan)  Beattie;  educated  Norwalk,  O. 
high  school,  Denison  Univ.,  A.B.,  1906;  two 
summer  terms  at  Columbia  Univ.;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  of  Applied  Social  Sciences; 
graduate  Advertising  school  of  Cleveland  Ad- 
vertising club;  teacher  high  school  English  for 
11  years;  Lima,  O.,  high  school  8  years;  Cleve- 
land Associated  Charities,  district  visitor, 
1917-1919;  taught  English  to  foreigners  in 
city  night  school.  1918-1920;  publicity  secre- 
tary, Associated  Charities  since  1919;  con- 
ducts weekly  book  reviews  in  Lorain.  (O.) 
Journal;  also  occasional  reviews  in  social 
work  magazines;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
and  Chi  Psi  Delta  fraternities.  Recreations: 
books,  bridge  and  theatre;  member  Business 
&  Professional  Women's  and  Social  W'orkers 
clubs,  and  Daughters  American  Revolution; 
in  collaboration  with  Wm.  Telzrow  won  1924 
Eisenman  Award.  Residence:  3147  Prospect- 
ave.     Office:    614   Electric   Bldg. 

BEATTY,  Henry  Mclntonh,  electrical  en- 
gineer; born,  Cleveland,  June  11,  1900;  son 
Robert  Dunlap  and  Alexandrine  (Mcintosh) 
Beatty;  prepared  at  and  graduated  from 
Asheville  School,  1918;  Cornell,  1922,  E.E.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  30,  1923  to  Elizabeth 
Coates — children,  Barbara  Ann;  world  war, 
in   training  at  Camp  Taylor  when  Armistice 


was  signed;  electrical  engineer  with  Crecellus 
&  Phillips,  1922-1924;  electrical  engineer  with 
Cleveland  Electric  Illuminating  Co.  since 
1924;  member  Deta  Phi  fraternity,  Hermit  and 
Cornell  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  tennis; 
Residence:  2269  Grandvlew-ave.  Office:  Cleve- 
land  Electric   Illuminating   Co. 

HE-VIIMONT,  Corn  .\llee  Merrlam;  born. 
Honeoye  Falls,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  22,  1869;  daughter 
John  Merriam  and  Sabra  Anne  (Alien)  Mer- 
rlam; educated  in  Cleveland  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  24,  1892  to  George  Hen- 
rv  Beaumont — children,  Sabra  Merriam  (Mrs. 
William  Guthrie  Packards.)  Cornelia  Merri- 
am and  Allis  Merriam  Beaumont:  did  Red 
Cross  work  at  Bratenahl.  Residence:  2865 
Fairfax-rd.,   Cleve.   Hghts. 

BE.VVIS,  Jnlia  Ijiietkemeyer,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  11,  1860;  daughter  Henry  William 
and  Helene  (Hennenger)  Luetkemeyer; 
educated  Cleveland  Elementary  and  Central 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1890 
to  William  Henry  Beavis — children  Mrs.  Mar- 
tin Maurer  of  New  York  and  Mrs.  Stanley  B. 
Sherman,  Shaker  lights,,  O.;  Mrs.  Beavis' 
father  was  prominent  in  early  activities  of 
Ohio  City  and  Cleveland  as  director  of  Citi- 
zens Savings  &  Loan  and  People's  Savings  & 
Loan;  member  Wimodausian  and  Women's 
City  clubs.  Residence:  3316  Grenway-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

BECK.  Carroll  Lindley,  life  insurance;  born, 
Clark  Countv,  Indiana,  Nov.  7.  1879;  son  Wm. 
Lister  and  Elizabeth  (McRoberts)  Beck;  edu- 
cated Indiana  public  schools  and  Indiana 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  O.,  Dec  29,  1917 
to  Anne  Burger — children.  Carroll  Anne,  Don- 
ald James  and  iNIarjorie  Isabel  Beck;  elected 
mavor  of  Bay  Village,  Nov.  1923;  Bay  Village 
council,  Nov.,  1921;  world  war,  active  in  Lib- 
ertv  bond  sale  and  American  Protective 
league  work,  volunteered  for  military  service; 
bookkeeper  Cement  Mfg.  Plant,  3  years; 
salesman  in  lumber  and  millwork  lines,  8 
vears;  sales  mgr.  and  gen.  mgr.  furniture  and 
lumber  manufacturing,  5  years;  asst.  mgr. 
Cleveland  Office  Union  Central  Life  Insur- 
ance Co.;  trustee  Cahoon  Memorial  Park,  Bay 
Village.  Recreation:  gardening,  trapshoot- 
ing  and  hunting;  member  Cleveland  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce,  Cleveland  Life  Under- 
writers Assn.,  City,  Lions.  Big  Ten,  Hoo  Hoo 
and  Bav  Village  Community  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: Vineland-rd.,  Bay  Village,  O.  Office: 
816   Keith   Bldg. 

BECK.  Claiule  Schaefer,  surgeon:  born  Sha- 
mokin.  Pa.,  Nov.  8,  1894;  son  Simon  and  Mar- 
tha (Schaefer)  Beck;  educated  Pennsylvania 
State  Normal  School.  Millersville,  Pa.,  A.B.; 
Franklin  and  Marshall  College,  Lancaster, 
Pa.,  M.D.;  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Balti- 
more, Md.;  interne  in  surgery.  Johns  Hop- 
kins Hospital.  1921-1922;  resident  surgeon. 
The  New  Haven  Hospital,  1922-1923;  Arthur 
Tracy  Cabot  Fellow  in  surgical  research.  The 
Harvard  Medical  school  and  associate  in 
surgery  at  the  Peter  Bent  Brigliam  Hospital, 
Boston.  1923-1924;  Crile  Fellow  in  Experi- 
mental Surgerv,  The  W"estern  Reserve  Medi- 
cal School  and  Lakeside  Hospital,  1924-1925; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine. 
Residence:  Lakeside  Hospital.  Office:  Lake- 
side Hospital. 

BECKENB.VCH,  Homer  R..  pres.  Lake  City 
Sales  Co.;  born.  Cleveland,  1890;  son  Wm.  and 
Bertha  (Reinhart)  Beckenbach;  educated 
Cleveland  public  schools  and  high  school; 
married,  Newark,  N.  J.,  Nov.  19.  1912  to  Le- 
ila M.  Foster;  world  war,  served  in  Bureau 
of  Aircraft  Production;  member  Masonic 
lodge.     Recreation:   gardening,   base  ball  and 


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hand  ball.     Residence:  3141  Essex-rd.,  Cleve- 
land HRhts.     Office:   7022   Euclld-ave. 

BECKER,  Edward  M.,  manufacturing  con- 
fectioner; born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  13,  1877;  son 
John  F.  and  Louise  E.  (Feil<ert)  BecVcer;  edu- 
cated, public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  19.  1900  to  Ella  E.  Schlote — children, 
Alice  Becker  Allison;  pres.  and  treas.  Edw- 
M.  Becker  Co.;  member  Masonic  Lodge,  Bren- 
ton  D.  Babcock,  Blue  lodge.  Mount  Olive 
Chapter,  Oriental  Commandery,  Lake  Erie 
Consistory  and  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Residence:  839  Parkwood-dr. 
Office:  659  Bolivar-rd. 

BECKER,  Elizabeth  Katharine,  gown  fit- 
ter; born,  Elyria,  O.,  daughter  George  L. 
and  Magdelane  (Von  Der  Harr)  Becker;  mem- 
ber Business  and  Professional  Woman's  club. 
Residence:  1401  E.  81st  St.  Office  1907  Euclid- 
ave. 

BECKER,  Erwin  George,  real  estate  and 
insurance;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  24,  1890;  son 
James  and  Ida  M.  (Hughes)  Becker;  educat- 
ed, West  high  school  and  special  summer 
course  at  Dartmouth;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
23,  1915  to  Inez  M.  Fehr — children,  Nan  Adelle 
and  Erwin  Becker;  ordinance  dept.,  civil 
branch;  started  in  business  in  1913;  original 
operator  In  Garfield  Heights  village  and 
Maple  Heights  village;  pres.  Reliance  Inv. 
Co.;  pres.  Libby  Gardens  Realty  Co.;  vice- 
pres.,  Parkdale  Realty  Co.;  sec.  Reliance 
Mortgage  Co.;  sec.  Oberlin-ave.  Realty  Co.; 
E.  G.  Becker  &  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  Board,  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
Cleveland  Fire  Insurance  Club;  Dorian  Liter- 
ary Society,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Wlllowick 
Country  and  Cleveland  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf,  bowling  and  base  ball.  Residence:  15701 
Oak  Hill-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  414-20  En- 
gineers  Bldg. 

BECKER,  Dr.  Henry  A.,  surgeon;  born, 
Chicago,  March  3,  1870;  son  August  and  Au- 
gusta Becker;  educated,  West  high  school, 
Adelbert  College,  W^.  R.  U.  Medical  Dept.; 
universities  of  Vienna,  Berlin,  Paris  and 
London;  post  graduate  work;  asst.  prof,  of 
surgery  W.  R.  Medical  until  1923;  married, 
Detroit.  Sept.  18.  1901  to  Laura  Elizabeth 
Ferguson — children,  William  N.  Becker;  capt. 
Spanish  American  war;  assoc.  surgeon  to 
Lakeside  hospital  until  1923;  asst.  head  surgi- 
cal Dept.  City  hospital  until  1923;  chief  sur- 
geon Falrview  Park  hospital;  surgeon  Big 
Four,  New  York  Central  and  B.  &  O.,  Ry.; 
member  local.  State  and  National  Medical 
societies;  College  of  Surgeons;  Delta  Tau 
Delta  and  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  University 
and  Westwood  Country  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf,  yachting  and  travel.  Residence:  17841 
Lake-rd.     Office:   629  Guardian  Bldg. 

BECKWITH,  Ada  B.,  supervisor  of  art; 
born,  Cleveland;  daughter  Havel  and  Alida 
(Haight)  Beckwith;  educated  Outhwaite 
school,  Central  high  school,  Cleveland  Nor- 
mal and  Pratt  Institute  Art  dert.;  teacher 
elementary  schools  of  Cleveland,  1906-1911; 
asst.  supervisor  of  art,  1913-1918;  supervisor 
of  art  in  Lakewood  public  schools,  1918-1925; 
pres.  Alumni  Assn.  Pratt  Institute  art  dept., 
Cleveland  branch,  1923-1924;  vice-pres.  Lake- 
wood  Society  of  Artists,  1924-1925;  director 
and  vice-pres.  Cleveland  Women's  Art  club, 
1924-1926;  exhibitor  landscape  painting 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art,  1923-1924-1925; 
member  Women's  Art  Club  of  Cleveland, 
Lakewood  Society  of  Artists,  Pratt  Institute 
Art  department.  Alumni  Assn.  Residence: 
1626  Elberon-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  1456 
Warren-rd.,  Lakewood. 


BECICAVITH,  Anael  Earle,  banker;  born, 
Norwich,  Conn.,  Nov.  16,  1868;  son  of  Ansel 
A.  and  Celeste  Lydla  (Kenyon)  Beckwith; 
educated,  Norwich  academy,  1887;  Harvard 
college,  1891;  married,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  June 
28,  1892  to  Olive  Crawford  Moorhead — chil- 
dren, Henry  Kenyon  Beckwith  and  Celeste 
Lydla  Beckwith  Stohr;  war  service;  educa- 
tional director  with  Y.  M.  C.  A.  at  Fort  Han- 
cock, Sandy  Hook,  N.  J.;  for  twenty-one  years 
previous  connected  in  the  executive  capacity 
with  advertising  and  educational  service:  ex- 
ecutive vice-president  Citizens  Savings  assn.; 
past  master  Seneca  lodge  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. ; 
and  Service  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.  of  Cleveland; 
secy,  and  treas.  Shrine  luncheon  club;  K.  T.; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Sons  of  Ameri- 
can Revolution;  Kiwanis,  Madison  golf,  Har- 
vard and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3231  Redwood-rd.  (IJountry  Home: 
Golf  Lakelands,  Madison,  O.  Office:  Citizens 
Savings  Assn.,  B.  F.  Keith  Bldg. 

BECK'WITH,  C.  G.,  commissioner  of  city's 
div.  of  light  and  power;  born,  Dowagiac, 
Mich.,  Apr.  19,  1870;  son  Edwin  W.  and  Clara 
L.  (Sullivan)  Beckwith;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.;  married,  Cass- 
apolis,  Mich.,  Feb.  19,  1895  to  Belle  N.  Norton 
— children,  Raymon  N.  Ellis  (adopted);  op- 
erating and  electrical  foreman  G.  H.  Ham- 
mond Packing  Co.,  Hammond,  Ind.;  supt.  of 
construction  of  lighting  plants  In  various 
parts  of  Mich,  and  111.,  1893-1895;  supt.  elec- 
trical engineering,  Montpelier,  O.,  municipal 
plant,  1895-1900;  supt.  and  electrical  engi- 
neer, Collinwood.  O.,  municipal  plant.  1900. 
1910;  superintendent  and  electrical  engineer- 
ing city  of  Cleveland  municipal  plant,  since 
1910;  he  personally  planned  and  supervised 
the  Installation  of  the  modern  system  of 
lighting,  particularly  the  White  Way  system, 
first  of  its  kind  in  the  world;  member  Ameri- 
can Institute  Electrical  Engineers;  Cleveland 
Engineering  Societv:  Electrical  League  of 
Cleveland;  Collinwood  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  I.  O. 
O.  F. ;  Univ.  of  Mich.  Alumni  assn.  Resi- 
dence: 868  E.   149th  St. 

BECKW^ITH,  Ethelwynn  Rice,  professor  of 
mathematics;  born,  Hartford,  C^onn.,  Jan.  7, 
1878;  daughter  William  Holden  and  Elizabeth 
(Kinney)  Rice;  educated  Oberlin  College,  Ph. 
B.,  1900;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.M.,  1909; 
Radcliffe  College,  Ph.D.,  1925;  married,  Ober- 
lin, July  2,  1900  to  William  Erastus  Beck- 
with; member  faculty  of  College  for  Wo- 
men Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1910-1920;  mem- 
lier  faculty  Vassar  College,  1921-1922;  acting 
head  of  dept.  of  mathematics.  College  for 
Women  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1924-  1925: 
head  of  dept.  of  mathematics  Milwaukee 
Downer  College,  1925-1926;  member  Ameri- 
can Mathematical  Society,  Mathematical 
Assn.  of  America,  American  Statistical  Assn.. 
American  Assn.  for  the  Advancement  of 
Science.     Residence:  3032  E.  115th  st. 

BECKWITH,  Fredertck  Angnstns,  born. 
Cleveland;  son  W^illlam  Edwin  and  Sara 
Weeks  (Doe)  Beckwith;  educated  Union  Col- 
lege; married,  Albany,  N.  Y.  to  Janet  Morri- 
son McQueen — children,  one  daughter;  vice- 
pres.  Kelly  Island  Lime  &  Transport  Co.; 
member  Metropolitan  club,  Washington,  D.  C, 
and  Union  Club,  Cleveland.  Office:  Union 
Trust   Co. 

BEGG,  Harold  Kohli,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Ohio,  Dec.  13,  1894;  son  William 
and  Martha  (Kohli)  Begg;  educated  North- 
western University,  B.S..  M.D.;  married,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  May  18,  1920  to  Regina  Wagoner — 
children,    one    boy;    world    war,    medical    re- 


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serve  corps;  taught  post  graduate  surgery  In 
Chicago  2  years;  partner,  Drs.  Castle,  Els- 
enbrey,  Begg  &  Muncaster;  member  Ohio 
State  Medical  society,  Academy  of  Medicine; 
American  Medical  Society;  member  Phi  Delta 
Theta  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fraternities.  Re- 
creation: golf  and  tennis;  member  Acacia 
Country  Club.  Residence:  2181  Goodnor-rd. 
Office:    532   Rose   Bldg. 

BEGG,  Rnssell  Stuart,  automobile  engi- 
neer; born,  Columbus  Grove,  O.,  June  30,  1887; 
son  Dr.  W.  H.  and  Martha  (Kohll)  Begg; 
educated,  Oberlin  Academy,  Northwestern 
Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Michigan;  married,  Colum- 
bus Grove,  June  21,  1911  to  Mary  Lenore  Ster- 
ling— children,  Edith  Martha  Begg;  director 
and  chief  engineer  Jordan  Motor  Car  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Engineering  Society  and 
Society  of  Automotive  Engineers;  Phi  Delta 
Theta  fraternity;  Canterbury  Golf  and  Cleve- 
land clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence. 
2878  Brighton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
Jordan   Motor   Car  Co. 

BEIDLKR,  Theodore  F,,  manufacturer;  born, 
Chester  County,  Pa.,  Nov.  2,  1844;  son  Israel 
and  Mary  (Latshaw)  Beidler;  educated  Free- 
land  Seminary,  Montgomery  county.  Pa.;  mar- 
ried, Louisville.  Ky.,  June  30,  1870  to  Mattle 
S  Scrogln — children,  Hovs^ard  T.,  Theodore  F., 
Jr.,  Elliott  W.  and  Lillian  Beidler;  served  in 
the  Pennsylvania  Emergency  during  the  Civil 
war;  director  National  Screw  &  Manufactur- 
ing Co.;  director  Martell  Packings  Co.,  Elyria, 
O.     Residence:  Avon  Village,  O. 

BELCHER,  George  Wilson,  physician;  born, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Oct.  29,  1895;  son  George  C.  W. 
and  Mary  (Smith)  Belcher;  educated  Belle- 
ville high  school,  Belleville,  111.,  1913;  bache- 
lor of  science,  Washington  Univ.  St.  Louis, 
1917;  doctor  of  medicine,  Washington  Univ. 
Medical  school,  1919;  married,  Cleveland, 
March  24,  1923  to  Susan  Hilda  Harper — chil- 
dren Mary  Harper  and  George  C.  W.  Belcher; 
world  war,  private,  student  army  training 
corps;  active  service  Jefferson  Barracks,  Mo.; 
assoc.  surgeon  Cleveland  Clinic;  member  Chi 
Zeta  Chi  fraternity  and  Masonic  lodge.  Res- 
idence: 1529  Glenmount-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  Cleveland  Clinic. 

BELDEIV,  Lillian  C,  attorney;  born  Canton, 
O.,  Oct.  2,  1890;  daughter  Frederick  H.  and 
Harriet  L.  Belden;  educated  Central  high 
school,  Canton  O.,  1904-1908;  Hiram  College, 
1909-1913,  Ph.B.;  Wooster  Univ.,  Wooster,  O., 
postgraduate,  1915;  Boston  Univ.  law  dept., 
1918;  George  Washington  Univ.  law  school, 
L  L.B.,  1924;  Milton  business  school,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  1919;  Carnegie  Tech.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  Engineer  of  tests  special  course, 
1918;  world  war,  worked  for  U.  S.  A.  in  ordi- 
nance dept.  as  asst.  engineer  of  tests  In 
Washington.  D.  C.  and  Boston  in  1918, 
clerk  on  analytical  board  of  Insurance  dept. 
of  war  risk  insurance  bureau;  asst.  to  man- 
ager, dept.  of  equipment  U.  S.  railroad  ad- 
ministration, Washington,  D.  C,  3  years; 
teacher  high  school,  Uniontown,  O.,  Jr.  high 
school  at  Canton,  O.;  taught  English  for  for- 
eigners, night  school.  Canton,  O.;  member 
womens  bureau.  Metropolitan  police  dept., 
Washington,  D.  C;  research  (legal),  employed 
by  W.  P.  Harrison,  attorney  and  sec.  Ameri- 
can Society  of  C.  P.  A.'s  Washington,  D.  C; 
passed  Ohio  bar  examination  and  was  admit- 
ted to  practlve  Jan.  10,  1925;  began  law  work 
with  Bartholomew,  Leeper  &  McOIll,  Jan., 
1925;  opened  own  office  August,  1925;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  Assn.;  Order  of  Eastern  Star, 
Meridian  Chapter,  No.  401;  Protected  Home 
Circle,  Independence  Circle  No.  220;  chairman 
Legislative    committee    of    Business    &    Pro- 


fessional Women's  Club  of  Cleveland;  mem- 
ber Business  and  Professional  Women's  Na- 
tional Federation;  Women's  City  Club  of 
Cleveland;  Hiram  Club  (Women);  Hiram 
(IJlub  of  Cleveland  secretary;  League  of 
Women  Voters  of  Cleveland  and  of  Ohio  re- 
publican women  of  Ohio.  Residence:  1984  E. 
116  St.     Office:  1431  B.  of  L.  E.  Bank  Bldg. 

BELL,  Arohle,  writer;  born,  Geneva,  O., 
March  17,  1877;  son  Samuel  A.  and  Sarah 
Jane  (Soden)  Bell;  educated  Geneva  high 
school;  author  of  fourteen  published  books, 
among  them  "A  Trip  to  Lotus  Land,"  "The 
Spell  of  China,"  "King  Tut-ankh-amen."  "The 
Spell  of  Egypt,"  "Mary  of  Magdala,"  "The 
Spell  of  the  Holy  Land,"  "Sunset  Canada," 
"Seralmo"  and  "A  Scarlet  Repentance,"  etc. 
Residence:  1397  E.  86th  st.  Office:  Cleveland 
News. 

BELL,  Clara  Louise,  artist;  born  Newton 
Falls,  O.,  daughter  Robert  A.  Bell,  and 
Clara  C.  (Koons)  Bell;  educated  Youngstown, 
O.  public  schools  and  high  school,  Cleveland 
School  of  Art;  Art  Students  league,  N.  Y.; 
scholarship  Cleveland  School  of  Art,  1909; 
Hayes  prize  C.  S.  A.,  1911;  first  prize  minia- 
ture Penton  Medal  Cleveland  Art  Mus.,  1919; 
first  prize,  1923  and  1925  Cleveland  Art  Mus. 
Exhibition  of  miniatures  in  following  gal- 
leries: National  Academy  of  Design,  1914-'15, 
1917-'18;  America  Society  Min.  Painters. 
Copley  Gallery,  Boston;  Doll  &  PIckard,  Bos- 
ton; Panama  Pacific  exhibition  all  1914, 
Chicago  Art  Institute,  1921;  Amcr.  W.  C. 
Society,  Nafl.  Art  Soc.  1916;  Pennsylvania 
Academy,  1913-'14,  1917-'18;  Knoedler's,  N.  Y., 
1913-'23,  Cleveland  Art  Mus.,  1919-'25.  por- 
trait In  oil  chosen  by  jury  for  contemporary 
American  painting,  Cleveland  Art  Mus., 
June  1924:  member  N.  Y.  Water  Color  club. 
Studio  club.  N.  Y.  Sculptor  Society,  of  Cleve- 
land and  Cleveland  School  of  Art  Alumni 
Assn.  Residence:  3226  Euclid-ave.  Office: 
same. 

BELL,  Ermlnnle  E.,  teacher;  born  Garland, 
Me.;  daughter  John  Henry  and  Frances 
Emily  (Shaw)  Bell;  educated  West  Cleveland 
public  school,  Kentucky  school  and  West 
high  school,  Cleveland;  graduate  normal 
dept.  Baldwin-Wallace  College,  Berea,  O.; 
member  Western  Reserve  Chapter,  Daughters 
of  the  American  Revolution;  Clara  Barton 
Tent,  Daughters  of  Veterans;  Wade  Park 
W  C.  T.  U.;  wrote  and  had  published  several 
poems,  short  stories  and  character  sketches; 
member  Euclid-ave  Christian  Church.  Resi- 
dence:  1557   E.   84th   st. 

BELL,  Harold  K.,  attorney,  born,  Lima,  O., 
Apr.  4,  1895;  son  Frank  M.  and  Leila  (Kelly) 
Bell;  educated  Lima  high  school,  1912;  Adel- 
bert  College  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1912- 
1916,  A.B.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Law 
School,  3  years  until  1919;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb  24,  1922  to  Margaret  Mohler;  world  war. 
In  service  from  May  12,  1917  to  Jan.  30,  1919; 
honorably  discharged  with  rank  of  1st  lieut.; 
served  first  officers  training  camp;  352nd  In- 
fantry. 88th  Div.;  87th  Infantry.  19th  Div.; 
admitted  to  Ohio  bar  July  9.  1919;  since  has 
been  associated  with  White,  Cannon  &  Spleth; 
secretary  Biltwell  Co.,  Inc.;  director  M.  T. 
Davis  Co.;  sec.  Jerry  O.  McNaughton  Co.; 
Sec.  W.  F.  Weaver  Co.;  director  Whittlesey 
Engineering  Co.;  secretary  Zeta  Assn.  of 
Delta  Tau  Delta  (Inc.);  member  Cleveland 
Bar  Assn..  Ohio  State  Bar  Assn.  and  Cleve- 
land Law  Library  Assn.;  member  Delta 
Tau  Delta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities. 
Recreation:  golf  and  outdoors.  Residence: 
14600  Euclid-ave.  Office:  1565  Union  Trust 
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BELL.  John  Thomnfl,  attorney;  born,  Wil- 
burn,  Va..  June  2,  1893;  son  Isaac  Bonaparte 
and  Etta  (Hardy)  Bell;  educated  Univ.  of 
Virginia.  Charlottsville,  Va..  1912-1913;  Army 
&  Navy  Preparatory  school,  Washington,  D. 
C,  1913-1914;  United  States  Military  Academy, 
West  Point,  N.  Y.,  1914-1917,  graduated;  Har- 
vard Law  school,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  1919- 
1921;  Boston  Univ.  Law  School,  L.L.B.,  1922; 
married.  South  Manchester,  Conn.,  June  23, 
1919  to  Judith  Calkins  Cheney — children, 
Patricia  Stager  Bell;  world  war,  cadet  U.  S. 
M.  A.,  1914-1917,  2nd  lieut.,  1st  lieut.,  Capt.  of 
Infantry;  1917-1919,  U.  S.  army  and  U.  S.  ex- 
peditionary forces  in  France;  machine  gun 
school,  Chantillon-Sur-Seine,  4th  U.  S.  Inf. 
3rd  div.;  5th  brigade  hdqrs.  staff  special  In- 
structor in  automatic  arms;  officers  training 
camps,  presidio  of  California;  with  3rd  div. 
Bth  and  6th  brigade  hdqrs.  before  Chateau 
Thierry,  France,  1918;  instructor  in  charge 
of  army  div.  at  Cornell  Univ,  1918;  adjutant 
of  hdqrs.  of  S.  A.  T.  C,  N.  Y.  City,  1918-1919; 
mayor  Gates  Mills  village,  1924-1925;  prac- 
ticing law  in  Cleveland  since  1922;  member 
Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternity  and  Assn.  of  Grad- 
uates of  United  States  Military  Academy, 
West  Point,  N.  Y.  Recreation:  horseback  rid- 
ing, golf,  and  tennis;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Army  &  Navy  club 
of  N.  Y.,  and  Cleveland  City  club.  Residence: 
Gates,  Mills,  O.     Office:  1131  Leader  Bldg. 

BELL,,  Judith  S.  Calkins  Cheney,  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  Henry  W.  and  Harriet 
(Stager)  Calkins;  married,  New  York,  May, 
1916  to  Thomas  Langdon  Cheney  (deceased) 
— children,  Patricia  Stager  Bell;  married. 
South  Manchester,  Conn,  June,  1919  to  John 
Thomas  Bell;  member  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt 
club.     Residence:  Gates  Mills,  Ohio. 

BELL,  Margaret  Mohler,  born,  Middle  Point, 
O.,  Aug.  28,  1898;  daughter  H.  A.  and  Phoeber 
E.  (Ford)  Mohler;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Feb.  24,  1922  to  Harold  K. 
Bell.     Residence:   14600  Euclid-ave. 

BELL,  Marion  Dunham,  born,  Ashland,  Wis., 
Sept.  22,  1896;  daughter  of  Lewis  E.  and  Fan- 
ny (Murray)  Dunham;  educated  Shaw  high 
school  and  Dana  Hall  School,  Wellesley, 
Mass.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1918  to 
Dr.  Richard  Parker  Bell — children,  Richard 
Parker,  Jr.  and  Joan  Louise  Bell;  member 
Phi  Delta  Zeta  Sorority.  Recreation:  golf; 
member  Lakewood  Country  Club.  Residence: 
1559   Northland-ave.,  Lakewood,  O. 

BELL,  Oscar  C,  Judge  Municipal  court; 
born,  Biggsville,  111.,  March  15,  1880;  son 
William  and  Sarah  M.  (Jamison)  Bell;  edu- 
cated Biggsville,  111.  high  school  (graduate); 
Univ.  of  Illinois,  1903;  Cleveland  Law  School, 
1913,  L.L.B.;  married,  Sandusky,  O.,  Sept.  17, 
1921  to  Mabel  A.  Holland — children,  Thalia 
Holland  Bell;  world  war,  assisted  in  all  Lib- 
erty loans;  member  four  minute  bureau;  lo- 
cal war  board  and  mayor's  board;  chief  pros- 
ecutor, 1921;  asst.  director  of  law,  1922-1923; 
elected  judge  Municipal  Court,  1923;  member 
Pythian  Star  Lodge,  K.  of  P.;  Fraternal  Or- 
der Eagles;  Big  Ten  University  club;  City 
club;  Foresters  of  America;  Protective  Home 
Circle;  Kappa  Sigma  Fraternity,  Univ.  of  111.; 
Cleveland  Bar  Assn.;  State  Bar  Assn.;  Univ. 
of  111.  Club  in  Cleveland.  Residence:  10603 
Everton-ave.     Office:  City  Hall. 

BELL,  Richard  Parker,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Franklin,  Pa.,  Sept.  14,  1887;  son 
William  M.  and  Alice  (Ladds)  Bell;  educated 
Franklin  high  school,  Washington  &  Jeffer- 
son college  and  Medico  Chirurgical  College 
of  Phila.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1918  to 


Marion  Dunham — children,  Richard  Parker, 
Jr.  and  Joan  Louise  Bell;  Mexican  border. 
Troop  A.,  1916-1917;  world  war,  lieut.  Medi- 
cal Corps  U.  S.  Navy,  1917-1919;  Philadelphia 
General  Hospital;  Charity  hospital,  Cleveland; 
member  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
Medical  society;  American  Medical  Assn.; 
member  Phi  Kappa  Psi  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma 
fraternities;  Lakewood  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.  No. 
601;  Lake  Erie  Consistory,  32nd  degree;  mem- 
ber Lakewood  Country  Club.  Recreation: 
golf,  baseball,  tennis  and  basket  ball.  Resi- 
dence: 1559  Northland-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
322  Osborn  Bldg. 

BELLAMY,  George  Albert,  social  settlement 
worker;  born.  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Sept.  29, 
1872;  son  William  and  Lucy  (Stow)  Bellamy; 
educated  Hiram  College,  A.B.,  1896;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  3,  1912  to  Clara  Horn — chil- 
dren, Laura,  Alice,  Esther  and  Betty  Bellamy; 
founded  Hiram  House,  a  social  settlement, 
the  first  of  its  kind  in  Cleveland,  1896  and 
has  continued  as  its  director;  has  served  for 
fifteen  years  as  special  representative  Play- 
ground and  Recreation  Assn.  of  America; 
lecturer  on  civic,  recreational  and  social 
problems;  for  three  years  served  as  member 
of  board  of  National  social  work  conference; 
trustee  Hiram  House;  trustee  Hiram  Col- 
lege. Recreation:  golf,  horseback  riding; 
interested  in  Indian  lore  and  in  collection  of 
antiques,  brasses,  etc.;  member  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Country  club.  City  Club  of  Cleveland,  Ki- 
wanis  Club  and  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  Hiram  House,  2723  Or- 
ange-ave.  Summer:  Chagrin  Falls.  Office: 
Hiram    House,    2723    Orange-ave. 

BEXDELL,  Marguerite  Ford,  managing 
secretary;  born,  Indiana;  daughter  Wm.  and 
R.  Florence  (Jones)  Ford;  educated.  Young 
Ladies  Seminary  Kentucky  and  Cleveland, 
O.;  married,  Cleveland,  O.,  Oct.  5,  1892  to 
Bertrand  "^V.  Bendell — children,  two  sons; 
chosen  as  representative  business  woman  to 
go  to  Europe  just  before  Armistice  was 
signed;  served  two  years  on  Cuyahoga  Co. 
executive  committee;  first  secretary  of  Busi- 
ness &  Professional  Women's  club;  member 
Cleveland  Zonta,  Business  and  Professional 
Women's  clubs;  pres.  of  Delphian  Chapter; 
eligible  for  D.  A.  R.  Residence:  1910  East 
93rd    St.       Office:    314    Bulkley    Bldg. 

BENES,  Frederick  Gordon,  merchant  tailor; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  4,  1899;  son  Godrey 
Dale  and  Mary  Jane  (Condell)  Benes;  edu- 
cated Cleveland  and  E.  Cleveland  schools, 
graduating  from  Shaw  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  27,  1923  to  Jean  Margaret 
Austen — children,  Edward  Austen  Benes; 
member  Madison  Golf  Lakelands,  Civitan 
and  Glen  Rock  Country  and  (Cleveland  clubs. 
Residence:  1892  Charles-rd.  Office:  4400 
Euclid-ave. 

BEXES,  Jean  Austen,  born,  Cleveland 
Hghts.,  O.,  Jan.  20,  1902;  daughter  Edward 
Tree  and  Helen  Gertrude  (Ward)  Austen; 
educated  Cleveland  Hghts.  schools;  College 
for  Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1919- 
1921,  Cleveland  School  of  Art,  1921-1923;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  27,  1923  to  Frederick 
Gordon  Benes — children,  Edward  Austen 
Benes;  member  Phi  Kappa  Theta  Sorority; 
Residence:   1892   Charles-rd.,  E.   Cleveland. 

BENESCH,  Alfred  Abraham,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  7,  1879;  son  Isidore  Julius 
and  Bertha  (Federman)  Benesch;  educated 
Harvard  College,  A.B.,  1900,  A.M.,  1901;  How- 
ard Law  school,  L.L.B.,  1903;  degree  A.B., 
"magna  cum  laude"  with  honors  in  history 
and  political  economy;  married,  Chicago,  111., 
Nov.  29,  1906  to  Helen  Newman;  member  City 
council,     1912-1913;     director     public     safety. 


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1914-191B;  member  board  of  education,  1926; 
vrorld  war,  official  translator  for  P.  O.  dept. 
translating  foreign  language  newspapers; 
dollar  a  year  man;  member  legal  advisory 
board;  member  law  firm  Herrlck,  Hopkins, 
Stockwell  &  Benesch;  pres.  Conrad  Balsch 
Kroehle  Co.;  pres.  Osterman  Co.,  Akron,  O.; 
vlce-pres.  Royal  Mortgage  Co.;  director  Alt- 
man  Furniture  Co.;  director  Royal  Furniture 
Co.;  sec.  Harris  Construction  Co.;  member 
board  of  directors  Cleveland  Jewish  Orphan 
Home,  National  Jewish  Hospital  of  Denver, 
Temple  Tlfereth  Israel,  Travelers  Aid  Society, 
Educational  League  and  Hebrew  Freedom 
Assn.  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity. 
Recreation:  fishing;  member  Excelsior  and 
City  clubs.  Residence:  1333  East  Blvd.  Office: 
912  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

IlKNHAM,  Chnrles  Edward,  marine  sur- 
veyor and  appraiser;  born.  Bunker  Hill,  Ash- 
tabula County,  O..  Sept.  29,  1847;  son  Samuel 
and  Harriett  CWllllams)  Benham;  educated 
public  schools  of  Ashtabula;  Bryant-Stratton 
&  Felton  Commercial  college,  Cleveland;  read 
medicine  with  Dr.  Boynton;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  1,  1866  to  Jennie  M.  Prescott;  mar- 
ried Minnie  M.  Hayes.  March  17,  1911 — chil- 
dren, Eve  M.  Karr,  Jennie  M.  Efferth,  Wm. 
Prescott,  Robert  H.  and  Harrison  M.  Benham, 
and  Chas.  A.  Benham  (died  July  22,  1919) 
and  George  E.  Benham  (lost  with  Stmr.  John 
Owen  and  crew  of  23  on  Lake  Superior  about 
Nov.  12,  1919);  first  vlce-pres.  and  director 
West  Cleveland  Bank,  now  Edgewater  branch 
of  the  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  Marine  surveyor 
and  appraiser.  Brokerage  business.  Are  &  ma- 
rine Insurance  and  marine  supplies;  retired 
from  active  business  with  exception  of  spe- 
cial Marine  matters;  chairman  water-works 
board;  West  Cleveland  Republican  club;  In- 
firmary board  of  Cuyahoga  County;  formerly 
Cleveland  city  council  member:  chairman  nav- 
igation committee  and  honorary  member  of 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  past  pres.  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Industry;  past  grand  pres.  Inter- 
national Shipmasters  jAssn.;  ]\Tasnnlc  order; 
Odd  Fellows  Order;  Early  Settlers  Assn. 
Recreation:  winters  in  Frorida  and  traveling. 
Residence:      1262    Hird-ave.,    Lakewood. 

IIEXHAM,  Dorolhy  Cooke,  Columbus,  April 
22,  1891;  daughter  Henry  Davis  and  Sarah 
(Brooks)  Cooke-  educated,  Miss  Mlttleber- 
ger's  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  4,  1916 
to  George  Cliittonr'.en  Benham;  world  war. 
Red  Cross  work;  member  Maison  Francalse, 
Circle  des  Canflrences  Francaises,  Christ 
Child  Society,  W^indow  Box  Garden  club. 
Residence:   1905  Wadena  St. 

BENn.4M,  Elixnbefh  Annette,  born.  Ebens- 
burg.  Pa.,  Sept.  23,  1874;  daughter  James  and 
Mary  (Gallagher)  Maloney;  educated  Ebens- 
burg  high  school,  1890;  normal  school;  nurs- 
ing at  St.  Ann's  hospital;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  18.  1904  to  Wallace  Coburn  Benham — 
children,  Mary  Elizabeth  Benham;  world  war, 
head  of  Red  Cross  serving  for  Circle  of 
Mercy;  offered  services  as  nurse  if  necessary; 
vlce-pres.  public  interest  league;  past  pres. 
Circle  of  Mercy;  diocesan  treas.  N.  C.  C.  W. ; 
professional  nurse;  teacher  for  8  years  in 
public  schools  Cambria  County,  Pa.;  member 
Circle  of  Mercy;  Horstman  training  home  for 
girls;  St.  Mary's  Guild;  honorary  member 
Leonardo  Society;  member  Citizens  league; 
mouth  Hygiene  Assn.;  charter  member  Wo- 
men's City  Club  of  Cleveland;  served  two 
years  on  membership  committee  of  Women's 
City  Club;  Interested  in  all  activities  for 
betterment  of  social  conditions  and  Ameri- 
canization work;  director  St.  Ann's  hospital 
society   and   chairman    of   membership.    Resi- 


dence: 1249  E.  103rd-st.     Summer:  Ebensburg 
Pa. 

BE\HAM,  Geo.  Chittenden,  financial  secre- 
tary Diocese  of  Ohio;  born.  Pass  Christian, 
Miss.,  June  18,  1874;  son  Geo.  C.  and  Caroline 
(Thrall)  Benham;  educated  by  private  tu- 
tors; married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  4,  1916  to 
Dorothy  W.  Cooke;  associate  director  of 
publicity.  Cleveland  world  war,  area;  1st. 
2nd,  3rd,  4th  and  5th  I..iberty  Loan  Cam- 
paigns. Residence:  1905  Wadena  st.  Office: 
2241  Prospect-ave. 

BENJAMIN,  Dnvid,  secretary  and  purchas- 
ing agent;  born.  Cleveland,  July  13,  1890; 
Bon,  William  and  Hannah  (Mellman)  Benja- 
min; educated  Mayflower  school,  Central 
high  school,  Spencerian  college;  married 
Cleveland,  May  18,  1920  to  Belle  Jeanne  Gold 
— children,  Elain  Pearl  and  Bertlne  Ma( 
Benjamin;  world  war,  enlisted  May  15,  1918 
discharged  May  15,  1919;  served  as  1st  Sergt 
overseas  in  1st  Div.  machine  gun  battalion, 
on  board  of  directors  The  Becchmont  Coun- 
try Club;  secretary,  purchasing  agt.  and 
director  CJabriel  Snubber  Mfg.  Co.;  member 
Society  Automotive  Engineers;  Webb  Chap- 
ter Masonic  Order;  K.  of  P.;  Elks;  Grotto; 
Purchasing  agents  Assn.  Recreation:  golf, 
swimming,  fishing,  handball,  tennis,  basket- 
ball and  baseball;  played  basketball  with  The 
Columblas  and  Alliance  club  which  teams 
held  the  city  and  state  championships;  holds 
the  record  for  number  of  field  baskets  scored 
in  a  single  game  by  an  individual  player  in 
the  state  (30).  Residence:  2205  Lamberton- 
rd.   Office:    1407   E.   40th   st. 

BENJAMIN,  Morris  I.,  designer  and  gen. 
mgr.;  born,  Poland,  Feb.  2,  1876;  son  Walter 
and  Miriam  (Jungerman)  Benjamin;  edu- 
cated, Warsaw,  Poland;  Cleveland  public 
school;  Central  high  school;  Cleveland  school 
of  Art;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  5,  1897  to 
Mollie  P.  Spanner — children,  Mrs.  Benj.  F. 
Roth,  Youngstown,  O.,  Mildred  S.,  Roma  C, 
Walter  and  Sanford  H.  Benjamin;  world  war, 
sold  savings  certificates;  with  Benjamin 
Bros..  1900;  Newman  Dress  &  Suit  Co.,  1906- 
1915,  gen.  mgr.;  M.  I.  Benjamin  Co.,  1915- 
1921,  pres.  and  treas.;  Emsheimer-Fishel  Co., 
1921-1925,  designer  and  mgr.;  1925,  insurance, 
securities  and  member  of  Rosemaid  Co.,  Gal- 
lon, O.;  pres.  three  terms  Cleveland  Cloak  & 
Suit  Designers  Assn.;  member  I.  O.  B'nal 
B'rith  and  K.  of  P.  Residence:  1835  E. 
97th   St. 

BENNETT,  Curtis  Burnam,  civil  engineer; 
born,  Richmond,  Ky.,  Aug.  23.  1897;  son  Wal- 
ler and  Mary  (Burnam)  Bennett;  educated 
Culver  Military  Academy,  1913-1915  and  Cor- 
nell University,  1915-1919.  C.  E.;  member 
Junior  American  society  of  Civil  Engineers; 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  Cornell  club 
of  Cleveland  and  Unlversitv  club.  Residence: 
3813   Euclld-ave.     Office:   700  Hanna   Bldg. 

BENNETT,  Rohcrt  Samuel,  funeral  direc- 
tor; born.  Port  Huron,  Mich.,  April  14,  1880; 
Bon  Chas.  W.  and  Ida  May  (Newman)  Ben- 
nett; educated  public  schools  of  Port  Huron, 
Mich.;  studied  undertaking  five  years  at  Pt. 
Huron  Mich,  and  10  years  at  Chicago;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1910  to  Mary 
Fern  Calhoun — children,  Betty  Ann  Ben- 
nett; elected  coroner  St.  Clair  countv,  Mich., 
1901,  re-elected,  1903;  came  to  Cleveland 
in  1908;  sold  automobiles  for  ten  years; 
in  1919  went  into  undertaking  business; 
pres.  and  treas.  R.  S.  Bennett  Co.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  Windermere  chapter;  Hol- 
lyrood  Commandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory; 
Al  Koran;  Shrine  and  Grotto;  member  Cleve- 
land    Athletic,     Acacia     Country,     Cleveland. 


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Mercator,  Gyro  and  Advertising  Clubs,  Res- 
idence: 1940  E.  90th  8t.  Office:  1940  E.  90th  st. 

BENIVETT,  Samnel  C  manager  printing; 
born  Cornwall,  Eng.,  April  21,  1872;  son 
Samuel  and  Elizabeth  (Caldwell)  Bennett; 
educated,  grammar  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land April  25,  1893  to  Mary  Jane  Walker — 
children,  Arthur  "Walker  Bennett;  started 
printing  career  with  S.  P.  Mount  &  Company, 
followed  by  The  Williams  Publishing  Co.; 
with  A.  S.  Oilman  Company  since  1893,  now 
business  mgr.  and  director;  member  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  and  Cleveland  Advertising 
club.  Recreation:  fishing,  golfing  and  motor- 
ing. Residence:  864  Parkwood-dr.  Office: 
623    E.    St.    Clair-ave. 

BEXXET,  Wm.  J.;  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  11,  1859;  son  John  and  Aman- 
da (Canfield)  Bennet;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Solon,  O.,  1895  to 
Mary  C.  Kittredge — children,  Helen  Kittredge 
and  Marion  Morget  Bennet;  started  work  in 
hat  store  1876,  then  worked  for  Pennsylvania 
Ry.  Co.  and  Big  Four;  with  T.  S.  Paddock  & 
Son  Co.,  hatters,  about  three  years;  establish- 
ed firm  Wm.  J.  Bennet  &  Co..  1886;  changed 
firm  to  Bennet  &  Fish;  partnership  continu- 
ing 29  years;  purchased  by  The  W.  B.  Davis 
Co.;  established  first  haberdashery  store  on 
Euclid-ave.;  member  Iris  Blue  lodge;  Cleve- 
land Chapter,  Cleveland  Council,  Oriental 
Commandery  and  Lake  Erie  Consistory,  32nd 
degree;  Acacia  Country  and  Masonic  club; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Alpena  Country  club. 
Residence:   1822  Crawford-rd. 

BERGER,  Samuel  S.,  physician;  born, 
Hungary,  Apr.  14,  1884;  son  Samuel  and  Rose 
(Goodman)  Berger;  educated  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  M.  D.  1904;  married,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  15,  1921  to  Vera  Grossman — children, 
two;  member  Medical  Advisory  board;  chair- 
man of  clinical  and  pathological  section  of 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine,  1924;  intern- 
ist, visiting  physician  to  Mt.  Sinai  hospital; 
chief  of  Medical  dept.  of  out  patient  service 
of  Mt.  Sinai  hospital;  member,  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medical 
Assn.  American  Medical  Assn.;  American  Col- 
lege of  Physicians;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fra- 
ternity. Excelsior  club.  Residence:  1543  E. 
Boulevard.     Office:  830  Keith  Bldg. 

BERGIX,  Josephine  Collins  Curtis,  born, 
Joplin,  Mo.,  June  8,  1892;  daughter  Charles 
Edwin  and  Grace  Emily  (Kent)  Curtis;  edu- 
cated Laurel  School,  Cleveland:  Fraulein 
Klatt's,  Berlin,  Mme.  Teatman's,  Paris;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  14,  1918  to  Matthew 
Anthony  Bergin — children,  Matthew  Anthony 
Bergin,  Jr.;  membership  sec.  Y.  W.  C.  A.; 
sec.  speakers  bureau,  Cleveland  Community 
Fund;  member  Junior  League,  and  Women's 
City  Club.  Residence:  3290  Warrington-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

BEJROIN,  Matthew  A.,  insurance  adjuster; 
born,  Columbus,  O.,  Nov.  19,  1891;  son  Mat- 
thew J.  and  Theresa  M.  (Burns)  Bergin;  edu- 
cated Ohio  State  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  14,  1918  to  Josephine  Collins  Curtis- 
children,  Matthew  Anthony  Bergin,  Jr.  Res- 
idence: 3290  Warrington-rd.  Office:  830 
Vincent-ave. 

BERKELEY,  Edmnnd  Breathed,  insurance; 
born.  Virginia,  Aug.  15,  1889;  son  Edmund  and 
Charlote  (Breathed)  Berkeley;  married  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  9,  1916  to  Elizabeth  Rattle — chil- 
dren, William  Rattle  Berkeley;  member  Troop 
A.,  Cleveland  O.  N.  G. ;  member  of  firm  Owen 
Crowell  &  Co.  Residence:  3229  Fairmount 
Blvd.    Office:    Guardian   Bldg. 


BERXET,  John  Joseph,  prfsident  Nickel 
Plate  railroad;  born,  Brant,  Erie  county,  N. 
Y..  Feb.  9,  1886;  son  Bernard  Bernet  and 
Emma  (Green)  Bernet;  educated  grammar 
schools,  Buffalo;  married,  Angola,  N.  Y.,  Oct. 
14,  1891  to  Helen  L.  Woods — children,  Wil- 
liam G.,  Bernard  F.,  Maurice  J.,  Anna  May 
wife  of  W.  D.  Callaghan  and  Helen  F.  Bernet. 
Entered  employ  Lake  Shore  &  Mlchigali 
Southern  railroad,  1889,  as  operator  at  Buf- 
falo, train  dispatcher,  same  road  1895  and 
promoted  to  trainmaster,  Buffalo  six  years 
later;  asst.  div.  superintendent  1903-05;  div. 
superintendent,  Feb.  2-Nov.  2,  1905;  assis- 
tant gen.  supt.  1905  and  general  supt. 
1906-1911;  asst.  to  vice-pres.  N.  Y.  Central, 
Chicago  1911-'12;  became  vice  president  1912, 
continuing  until  1916  when  elected  president 
New  York,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  railroad 
(Nickel  Plate);  director  The  Morris  Plan 
Bank  and  Ohio  Chamber  of  Commerce;  pres- 
ident and  member  board  of  trustees  the 
Catholic  Charities  Corporation;  member 
Union,  Mid-Day,  Shaker  Heights  Coun- 
try clubs;  Union  League,  Chicago,  Toledo, 
Erie  and  Kahkwa  clubs.  Residence:  19300 
Shaker-blvd.      Office:    616    Columbia   Bldg. 

BERNON,  Maurice,  lawyer;  born,  Cleveland, 
1885;  son  David  J.  and  Augusta  (Jacobs) 
Bernon;  educated  Cleveland  public  and  high 
schools;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  L.L.B.;  mar- 
.ried,  Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1912  to  Minnie  M. 
Rfiss — children,  Howard  S.  and  George  R. 
Bernon;  member  City  Council,  1908-1909;  asst. 
city  solicitor,  1910-1911;  member  Ohio  Senate, 
1913-1914;  municipal  judge,  1915-1917;  asst. 
attorney  general  Ohio;  1917-1918;  judge  com- 
mon pleas  court,  1920-1924;  chairman  soldiers 
and  sailors  memorial  commission  of  Cuya- 
hoga county;  member  state  board  of  bar  ex- 
aminers; member  law  firm  Bernon,  Mulligan, 
Keelev  &  LeFever.  Residence:  12868  Cedar- 
rd.     Office:  Union   Trust  Bldg. 

BERNSTEIN,  Gus  M.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  28,  1886;  son  Moritz  and 
Rosalie  (Arndt)  Bernstein;  educated  Cleve- 
land public  and  high  schools;  married,  Sid- 
ney, O.,  Apr.  17th,  1912  to  Fannie  Herzstam — 
children,  Elizabeth  and  Rosalind  Bernstein; 
sec.  and  treas.  Men's  Apparel  club  of  Ohio, 
1921,  pres.  1922;  executive,  Schaffner  Broth- 
ers; sec.  and  treas.  Vulcan  Brass  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Masonic  lodge  and  Excelsior  club. 
Residence:  2512  Kenilworth-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    1013    Oregon-ave.,   N.    E. 

BERRY,  Charles  Chade,  business  executive; 
born,  Cleveland,  April  6,  1888;  son  George  C. 
and  Martha  (King)  Berry;  educated.  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  A.  B.  1909;  married,  Cleveland, 
1910  to  Louise  Latimer — children,  Charles 
Latimer  and  Jean  Louise  Berry;  sec.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Cleveland  Cooperage  Co.,  1911-1920; 
pres.  Cleveland  Cooperage  Co.,  1920,  1925; 
pres.  Allied  Barrel  Co.,  1925-1926;  vice-pres. 
and  director  Clayton  C.  Townes  Co.,  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fra- 
ternities; University,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Lakewood  Country  clubs  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  18117  Clifton-rd.  Office:  1815 
Guarantee   Title  Bldg. 

BERRY,  Louise  L.  born,  Cleveland;  daugh- 
ter Erwin  D.  and  (La  Marche)  Latimer;  edu- 
cated Hathaway-Brown  School;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  27.  1910  to  Charles  C.  Berry- 
children,  Charles  L.  and  Jean  Louise  Berry. 
Residence:    18117    Clifton-rd. 

BERRY,  Maxwell  Rufus,  pres.  Electric 
Products  Co.;  born.  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Oct.  24,  1882; 
son  Chas.  Markham  and  Henrietta  (Rigdon) 
Berry;  educated  Georgia  school  of  Technolo- 
gy,  B.S. ;   Cornell  Univ.,   M.E.;   married,   Birm- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Ingham,  Ala..  Nov.  14,  1906  to  Elizabeth  Evans 
Johnston — children,  five;  served  on  vari- 
ous technical  committees  for  government 
during:  war;  after  graduating  started  with 
West  Penn  Power  Co.  and  became  asst.  gen. 
mgr. ;  organized  Electric  Products  Co.,  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  1909  moving  business  to  Cleve- 
land, 1911;  past  pres.  Cleveland  Electrical  In- 
dustries Assn.;  member  American  Institute 
Electrical  Engineers;  past  director  Electrical 
league;  member  Kappa  Sigma  and  honorary 
scientific  society  of  Sigma  Xi;  member  Cliam- 
ber  of  Commerce;  American  Plan  Assn.,  Citi- 
zens league.  Recreation:  gardening  and 
plant  propagation.  Residence:  1897  Gras- 
mere  St.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  1725  Clarks- 
boro-rd. 

BKTHFLL,  Lonise  Townsend,  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  7,  1900;  daughter  Pitt  and  Mattie 
(Curtiss)  Townsend;  educated  Lakewood 
public  schools.  Smith  College,  1922,  B.  A.; 
married,  Cleveland.  April  25.  1925  to  Richard 
Sargent  Bethell;  secretary  Girls  Reserve  (Y. 
W.  C.  A.)  Lakewood  branch,  1924-1925;  mem- 
ber Junior  League.  Residence:  5  Bradford 
Place,   Montclair,   N.  J. 

BETTEX,  Francis  de  Sales,  college  profes- 
sor; born,  Wocklum,  April  16,  1863;  son  Fran- 
cis and  Clara  (Mertens)  Betten;  educated 
German  gymnasium  and  Jesuit  institutions; 
came  to  America  1S98;  instructor  at  Canisius 
college,  Buffalo,  1898-1908;  at  St.  Ignatius 
college,  now  John  Carroll  Univ.,  Cleveland, 
since  1909;  author  of  German  translations  of 
"Percy  Wynn,"  "Tom  Playfair,"  "Ada  Mer- 
ton,"  "Claude  Lightfoot"  (Juveniles  by  Rev. 
Francis  J.  Finn,  S.J.);  author  of  "Historical 
Terms  and  Facts,"  "Blessed  Peter  Canisius," 
"A-B-C  of  the  History  of  Church  Architec- 
ture," "The  Roman  Index  of  Forbidden 
Books";  co-author  of  the  Betten-Kaufman 
series  of  history  text  books,  "Ancient  "World"' 
and  "Modern  "World";  member  American 
Catholic  Historical  Assn.;  American  His- 
torical Assn.;  Catholic  Central  Verein,  So- 
ciete  Academique  D'Histoire  Internationale 
(Paris);  honorary  member  St.  Boniface  so- 
ciety. Residence:  John  Carroll  Univ.,  1911 
W.   30th  St. 

BETZ,  Albert  D.,  salesman,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  24,  1895;  son  Phillip  C.  and  Louise  (Seith) 
Betz;  educated  Cleveland  grammar  school  and 
Central  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
18,  1924  to  Margaret  Kinsey — children,  Albert 
D.  Betz  11;  world  war,  corporal  Battery  D. 
135th  F.  A.  37th  Div. ;  member  Masonic  lodge 
and  K.  of  P.;  Graphic  Arts  club;  American 
Legion  Residence:  3836  Klrkwood-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:  104  St.  Clair,  West. 

BEYER,  David,  baker  and  manufacturer  of 
bakers'  specialties;  born  Hungary,  Feb.  8, 
1876;  son  Ignatz  and  Hannah  Beyer;  edu- 
cated grammar  schools  in  Europe;  married, 
Cleveland.    Sept.    12,    1902    to    Ethel    Grossman 

children    E.    M.    Blaugrund,    M.B.,    Rosalyn, 

Gertrude  and  Lucille  Beyer;  served  In  Span- 
ish-American war;  world  war,  assisted  food 
administration  bureau  as  expert  baker  ad- 
vising large  bakers  regarding  bread  prob- 
lems; pres.  congregation  Kneseth  Israel,  pres. 
Beyer  Co.;  member  Allied  Bakers'  Trade  Assn. 
Residence:  1173  East  Blvd.  Office:  2403  St. 
Clair-ave. 

BICKNELL.  Charles  N.,  treas.  Union  Paper 
&  Twine  Co.;  born,  Morrisville,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  3, 
1871;  son  Charles  T.  and  Susan  (Payne)  Bick- 
nell;  educated  Cleveland  public  schools.  Cen- 
tral high  school;  married,  Buffalo,  N  Y.,  Aug. 
12,  1908  to  Lula  J.  Bicknell;  treas.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Union  Paper  &  Twine  Co.;  vice-pres. 
Union  Paper  &  Twine  Co.  of  Michigan;  vice- 


pres.  Capitol  Endowment  Co.;  member  Mas- 
onic lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shaker  Heights 
Country  and  Roadside  clubs  and  Biltmore 
Forest  Countrv  Club  of  Biltmore,  N.  C.  Res- 
idence: 12349  Cedar-rd.  Office:  116  St.  Clair- 
ave.,  W. 

BICKNELL,  Liuln  Johnston,  born,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.;  daughter  Col.  Thomas  Craig  and 
Mary  (Pool)  Johnston;  educated  College  of 
the  Sisters  of  Bethamy,  Topeka,  Kan.;  mar- 
ried, Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  1908  to  Charles  Newtln 
Bicknell;  world  war,  assisted  in  Liberty  bond 
campaign;  member  Women's  City  Club.  Res- 
idence:  12349   Cedar-rd. 

BICKNELL.,  Warren,  general  contractor; 
born  Morrisville.  N.  Y.  Feb.  19,  1868;  son 
Charles  T.  and  Susan  (Payne)  Bicknell; 
educated  Massillon  Ohio  high  school,  Green 
Springs,  O.  Academy  and  Western  Re- 
serve University,  B.  A.  degree;  married, 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Feb.  19,  1900  to  Anne 
Guthrie — children,  Frances  L.,  Vassar  1923; 
Warren,  Williams,  1925;  Elizabeth  Vassar 
1925  and  Guthrie  Bicknell;  vice  president 
the  Lundoff-Bicknell  Co.,  president  The  War- 
ren Bicknell  Co.,  director  The  Union  Trust 
Co..  The  Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  Ry.  Co.,  The 
Union  Salt  Co.,  the  National  Coal  Co.,  The 
Cleveland  Railway  Co.,  The  Ft.  Worth 
Power  &  Light  Co.,  president  the  Spring- 
field &  Xenia  Ry.  Co.,  sec'y.  and  treasurer 
the  Youngstown  &  Ohio  River  Ry.  Co. 
and  consulting  engineer  The  Havana  Elec- 
tric Ry.  Light  &  Power  Co.;  trustee 
Adelbert  college,  pres.  board  of  trustees 
Western  Reserve  academy,  Hudson,  O.  and 
trustee  Cleveland  Museum  Natural  History; 
member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity; 
Union,  Mid-Day,  Mayfleld  Country  and  Klrt- 
land  clubs,  Havana  Country  club,  Havana, 
Cuba.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1801 
Chestnut    Hill-dr.      Office:    2024    Keith    Bldg. 

BIDAVELL,  Lncllle  Randall,  born.  Provi- 
dence, R.  I.,  Sept.  13,  1867;  daughter  James 
and  Belinda  (Nutley)  Randall;  educated 
Providence  schools;  married.  Providence,  R. 
I.,  June  26,  1894  to  Noria  Stevens  Bidwell — 
children,  Hope  Bidwell;  member  'V\''omen'3 
City  Club.     Residence:  1800  E.  63rd  st. 

BIELE,  Edward,  accountant  and  authority 
on  federal  taxes;  born.  New  York,  Jan.  31, 
1892;  son  Charles  and  Clara  Beile;  educated, 
New  York  Univ.;  married,  Camptown,  Penna., 
April  14,  1925  to  Anna  Frances  Fassett;  world 
war,  served  in  16th  Div.;  trained  in  California 
and  served  on  Mexican  border  but  did  not 
leave  U.  S.  A,;  served  about  six  years  in  var- 
ious departments  of  city  and  state  govern- 
ment of  New  York  at  New  York  City;  later 
employed  by  Ernst  and  Ernst  Public  ac- 
countants; in  1922  organized  Edward  Biele 
&  Co.,  tax  consultants,  which  firm  Is  now  the 
largest  organization  in  this  part  of  the  coun- 
try that  confines  its  activities  to  practice  in 
federal  tax  matters;  senior  partner  Edward 
Biele  &  Co.,  tax  Consultants;  pres.  Edward 
Biele  &  Co.  Inc.,  public  accountants;  treas. 
Chadbourne-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1303- 
12   Guarantee   Title  Bldg. 

BIERCE,  Georf^e  W'm.,  counsellor  of  deco- 
rations; born,  Memphis,  Tenn.;  son  George 
H.  and  Sarah  (Holden)  Bierce;  educated 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  Adelbert  College. 
Residence:   E.  89th  st.  and   Euclid-ave. 

BIGGAR,  Anna  Ely;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  3, 
1876;  daughter  George  Frederick  and  Martha 
(Keller)  Ely;  educated  Miss  Peebles  school, 
N.  Y.  City;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  19.  1899 
to  Dr.  Hamilton  Fisk  Blggar,  Jr. — children, 
Mrs.    Rachel   Blggar   Wiesar,   Hamilton   Fisk 


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and    Frederick   Ely   Blggar.      Residence:    2331 
South  Overlook-rd. 

BIGGAR,  Edward  Charles,  printer;  born, 
Fremont,  Neb.,  Aug.  15,  1872;  son  Wm.  J. 
and  Rebecca  (Van  Anda)  Biggar;  educated 
common  school,  Fremont,  Neb.;  married,  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.,  Sept.  12,  1902,  to  Rose  E.  Kennedy 
— children,  Bruce  Van  Anda  Biggar;  Spanish 
war.  1898-1899,  Company  E.  3rd  New  York 
Volunteer  Inf.;  Indian  War,  1890-1891,  Com- 
pany E.  1st  Neb.  National  Guard,  served  as 
scout  under  Col.  W.  F.  Cody;  learned  print- 
ing business  in  Fremont,  Neb.,  worked  at  it 
in  Niagara  Falls,  Buffalo  and  Cleveland  for 
thirty  years;  owner  Biggar  Printing  Co.; 
member  Graphic  Arts  club;  Odd  Fellows; 
Masonic  lodge;  Spanish  War  Veterans;  Vet- 
erans of  Indian  Wars;  and  Cleveland  Adver- 
tising Club.  Recreation:  gardening;  in 
younger  days  served  as  farmer,  gardner, 
horse  wrangler,  sheep  herder  and  cowboy  in 
western  states.  Residence:  Aurora,  Ohio. 
Office:    634   Huron-rd.,    Cleveland. 

BIGGAR,  Hamilton  Fisk,  surgeon  (retired); 
born.  Oakville,  Can.,  March  15,  1839;  son  of 
Hamilton  Biggar  and  Eliza  Phelps  (Racey) 
Bigger;  educated  Victoria  Univ.,  Toronto,  in 
1863  A.  M.,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.,  F.  A.  C.  S.  degrees; 
Cleveland  Univ.  medicine  and  surgery  1866; 
married,  Columbus,  O.  Feb.  25,  1870  to  Susan 
Miles  Brooks — children,  Rachel  Racey  (de- 
ceased) Hamilton  Fisk  Jr.  (deceased),  Will- 
iam Brooks,  Sue  Racey;  member  American 
Institute  Homeopathy,  Ohio  State  Homeo. 
Med.  Society,  American  Medical  Assn.,  Ohio 
State  Medical  Society  and  American  College 
of  Surgeons;  member  Ohio  Society  of  New 
York  and  Phi  Alpha  Gramma  fraternity,  Union 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Mayfield,  Cleveland  Auto 
clubs,  also  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
Authors,  London,  Eng. 

BILL,  Clarence  PoTrers,  professor  Greek, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  born,  Cuyahoga 
Falls,  O.  July  10,  1875;  son  Herbert  Wes- 
ton and  Mary  (Mcllwain)  Bill;  educated 
A.  B.  (summa  cum  laude  and  valedictorian) 
Adelbert  college,  Western  Reserve,  1894;  A. 
M.  Adelbert  college,  1895;  A.  M.  Harvard 
Univ.,  1896;  Ph.  D.  Harvard.  1898;  Morgan 
Fellow  Harvard,  1897-'98;  Univ.  of  Munich 
1902;  American  school  classical  studies, 
Rome,  1902-'03;  American  school  classical 
studies.  Athens,  Greece,  1903;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  26,  1907  to  Sarah  Amanda  Bab- 
bitt— children,  Herbert  Edward  and  Cather- 
ine Adams  Bill;  S.  A.  T.  C,  Ft.  Sheridan,  111., 
1918;  field  director,  Cleveland  district,  Red 
Cross,  1918-'19;  professor  of  Greek  as  above, 
1905  to  present  time,  professor  Greek 
language  and  literature,  also  acting  direc- 
tor, American  school  of  classical  studies, 
Athens,  Greece,  1912-'13;  sec'y.-treas.  Amer. 
Philological  Assn.,  1907  to  date  and  editor 
transactions  and  proceedings  same  associa- 
tion 1907  to  present  time;  also  director  and 
member  executive  committee  of  this  associa- 
tion, member  Archaelogical  Institute  of 
America;  Classical  Assn.  of  Middle  West  and 
South,  also  Classical  Assn.  of  England  and 
Wales;  member  of  Council  Ohio  Classical 
Conference,  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Delta  Up- 
silon  fraternities  and  University  club. 
Recreation:  baseball,  hand  ball  and  lavsTi 
tennis.  Residence:  2076  Cornell-rd.  Adel- 
bert College,  Western   Reserve  University. 

BILL,  Dolly  Lee,  born.  Menominee,  Mich., 
Feb.  25,  1890;  daughter  John  S.  and  Alma 
(Walter)  Lee:  educated  College  for  Women, 
W.  R.  U.,  A.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  25, 
1912  to  Fred  Russell  Bill — children,  Mary 
Leo   and  Frances    Russell  Bill;   member   Phi- 


Beta    Kappa    fraternity     and     College     Club. 
Residence:     3011   Euclid  Hghts.  Blvd. 

BILL,  Fred  RuRnell,  photographer;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  13,  1888;  son  Frank  Rodger.s 
and  Catherine  (Russell)  Bill;  educated  Adel- 
bert College,  W.  R.  U.,  A.B.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  25,  1912  to  Dolly  Lee — children, 
Mary  Lee  and  Frances  Russell  Bill;  sec.  treas. 
Bill  Studio  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge,  32nd 
degree.  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  and 
Canterbury  Club.  Residence:  3011  Euclid 
Heights    Blvd.      Office:    604    Hanna    Bldg. 

BILLINGS,  Dwigrht  B.,  born,  New  York  City. 
Dec.  24,  1895;  son  Dwight  M.  and  Lillie  (Brin- 
kerhoff)  Billings;  educated  Amherst,  A.B., 
1918,  Howard.  M.B.A.,  1922;  married,  London. 
O.,  June  14,  1924  to  Constance  Lee  Williams; 
world  war,  American  ambulance,  naval  avia- 
tion, lieut. ;  asst.  treas.  White  Motor  Com- 
pany; member  Masonic  lodge,  chapter  and 
consistory;  Psi  Upsilon  fraternity;  member 
University  Club.  Residence:  2417  Overlook- 
rd.     Office:  842  E.  79th  st. 

BILLMAN,  Anita  Boyce,  born,  Monterey, 
Mex.,  July  17,  1885;  daughter  Dr.  Isaac  and 
Annie  (Rapp)  Boyce;  educated  Univ.  of 
Wooster,  Ph.B.,  1907;  married  Xalapa,  Mex., 
Feb.  4,  1909  to  George  H.  Billman — children. 
Dorothy  Virginia  Billman;  world  war.  red 
cross  and  food  conservation;  member  Kappa 
Kappa  Ganima;  Daughters  of  American  Rev- 
olution, Daughters  of  American  Colonists, 
College  and  Monday  Afternoon  clubg.  Resi- 
dence:   2043   E.   83rd   st. 

BILLMAN,  Geo.  H.,  lawyer;  born,  Cuyahoga 
Falls,  O.,  March  21,  1865;  son  Alexander  G. 
and  Eliza  A.  (Hartman)  Billman;  educated 
Univ.  of  Wooster,  A.B.,  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
LL.B.;  married,  Xalopa,  Mex.,  Feb.  4.  1909  to 
Anita  Rapp  Boyce — children,  Dorothy  Vir- 
ginia Billman;  president  City  Council,  two 
terms;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity; 
University,  Big  Ten  University  and  City 
clubs.  Residence:  2043  E.  83rd  st.  Office: 
805  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

BINGHAM,  Gordon  B.,  retail  store  man- 
ager; born,  Evansville,  Ind.,  Oct.  10th,  1880 
son  John  Wethered  and  Marion  (Davidson) 
Bingham;  educated  Evansville  high  school; 
traveling  salesman  Dennison  Mfg.  Co.,  1901- 
1909;  district  mgr.  of  Ohio  Dennison  Mfg.  Co., 
1909-1919;  sales  mgr.  Burrows  Bros.  Co., 
1919-1921;  sec.  and  gen.  mgr.  Burrows  Bros. 
Co.  since  1921;  member  Euclid  Masonic  lodge, 
McKinley  Chapter,  Woodward  Council;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  and  Willowlck  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  8205 
Euclid-ave.      Office:    633    Euclid-ave. 

BINGHAM,  Robert  Fry,  lawyer;  born.  Sid- 
ney, O.,  July  3,  1891;  son  Evan  William  and 
Lizzie  Anne  (Fry)  Bingham;  educated  Miami 
Univ.,  A.B.,  1913;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  law 
school,  LL.B.,  1916;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
3,  1917  to  Edna  May  Koppenhafer — children, 
Robert  Evan  Bingham;  admitted  to  Ohio  bar 
July  1,  1915;  member  of  law  firm  Thompson, 
Hine  &  Flory;  director  Cleveland  Ignition  Co.; 
sec.  and  treas.  Freehold  Company;  director 
Columbus  Ignition  Co.;  member  American 
Bar  Assn.;  Ohio  State  Bar  Assn.;  Cleveland 
Bar  Assn.;  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board; 
American  Academy  of  political  and  social 
science;  National  Tax  Assn.;  member  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon,  Kappa  Chapter;  Phi  Delta 
Phi,  Ranney  Chapter,  Sons  of  American  Rev- 
olution and  Masonic  Bodies;  member  Mid- 
Day,  Hermit,  University  and  City  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3101  Warrington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    1122    Guardian   Bldg-. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


dirge:,  RiisMell  Hnll,  physician;  born, 
Northampton,  Mass.,  1872;  son  Edward  and 
Cornelia  M.  (Day)  Birge;  educated  Brown 
Univ.,  A.B.,  1894;  Harvard  Medical  school, 
M.D.,  1898;  married,  Toronto,  Can.,  1903  to 
Edith  E.  Clarke — children,  Russell  C.  and 
Margaret  J.  Birgre;  world  war,  major  medical 
corps;  asst.  chief,  surgical  dept.  Base  hos- 
pital. Camp  Sherman;  chief  surgical  dept. 
Base  hospital,  camp  Meade;  chief  surgical 
dept.  Base  hospital,  camp  Dix;  assoc.  visit- 
ing surgeon  Lakeside  hospital;  assoc.  prof, 
surgery,  Western  Reserve  medical  school; 
pres.  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine,  1920- 
1921;  member  American  Medical  Assn.;  fel- 
low of  American  College  of  Surgeons;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine  and  Pas- 
teur Club;  sec.  Cleveland  Medical  Library 
Assn.;  member  Delta  Upsilon  and  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  fraternities;  member  University  and 
Mavfield  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
3005  Coleridge-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
2417   Prospect-ave. 

BISHOP,  Alvord  Lawrence,  lawyer;  born, 
Cllntonvllle,  Wis.,  Jan.  3,  1876;  son  Chas. 
A.  and  Delia  M.  (Dow)  Bishop;  educated 
Drake  Univ.,  Des  Moines,  Iowa  and  Cleveland 
law  school;  married,  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Dec. 
12,  1902  to  Nellie  C.  Smith — children,  Alvord 
L.  Bishop,  Jr.;  Spanish-American  war,  12th 
U.  S.  V.  signal  corps;  councilman.  East  Cleve- 
land; member  East  Cleveland  charter  com- 
mission, Cleveland  Bar  Assn.  and  Masonic 
fraternities;  member  City,  Exchange  and 
Co-operative  clubs.  Residence:  1826  Craw- 
ford-rd.     Office:  825  Guardian  Bldg. 

BISHOP,  Arthur  Charle.s,  secretary;  born 
Cleveland,  May  15,  1879;  son  Charles  K.  and 
Anna  (Ochse)  Bishop;  educated  German 
Lutheran  school  Cleveland  public  school  and 
West  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
4,  1900  to  Linda  Rice — children,  R.  Ward 
Bishop;  1895-1896  with  Pittsburgh  &  Yough- 
iagheny  Gas  Coal  Co.;  1896-1925  Oglebay, 
Norton  &  Co.,  sec;  sec.  Montreal  Mining 
Co.;  sec.  Bristol  Mining  Co.;  sec.  Castile 
Mining  Co.;  sec.  Brule  Mining  Co.;  sec. 
Commonwealth  Iron  Co.;  asst.  sec.  and  asst. 
treas.  Rosiclare  Lead  &  Fluorspar  Mfg.  Co.; 
asst.  sec.  Columbia  Steamship  Co.,  sec.  Office 
Supply  &  Printing  Co.;  member  Lake  Super- 
ior Mining  Institute  and  B.  P.  O.  Elks. 
Residence:  14921  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:  1208  Hanna  Bldg. 

BISHOP,  Birdie  King;  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  9,  1876;  daughter  George  and  Caroline 
fDickman)  King;  educated  Brownell  school 
and  Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  21,  1896  to  George  B.  Bishop- 
children,  George  King,  Charles  Hudson,  Vir- 
ginia and  Homer  liartman  Bishop;  world 
war,  teaching  center  of  red  cross;  vice- 
pres.  Woman's  Board  of  Managers  of  St. 
Luke's  hospital;  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.,  Shaker 
Heights  Neighborhood  Guild  and  Women's 
City   club.     Residence;    2325    Delamere-dr. 

BISHOP,  Charles  Hudson,  asst.  sec.  and 
treas.  Bishop  Product  Co.;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  10,  1901;  son  George  E.  and  Birdie 
(Kind)  Bishop;  educated,  East  high  school 
and  Dartmouth  College,  B.  S.;  world  virar. 
Troop  A.,  First  Cleveland  Cavalry;  member 
Phi  Delta  Epsilon  fraternity,  university  and 
advertising  clubs.  Residence:  2315  Dela- 
mere-dr.    Office:  7512  Carnegle-ave. 

BISHOP,  Constance,  housewife;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  21,  1889;  daughter  Samuel 
Mather  and  Flora  (Stone)  Mather;  educated 
Hathaway-Brown  school,  Cleveland  and  Mrs. 
Dow's  school,  Briarcliff  Manor,  N.  Y.;  mar- 
ried,   Cleveland,    Dec.    5.    1914    to    Robert    H. 


Bishop,  Jr.,  M.  D. — children,  Robert  H.  Ill, 
William  Mather.  Amasa  Stone  and  Jonathan 
Stone;  active  In  Red  Cross  work  In  Cleve- 
land during  War;  active  in  behalf  of  Red 
Cross  College  for  Women,  Hathaway-Brown 
school,  Phillis  Wheatley  Assn.  and  St.  Barna- 
bas Guild  for  Nurses;  member  Women's  City 
Club  Cleveland  and  Colony  club,  New  York 
City.  Recreations:  gardening  and  riding. 
Residence:    Arrowhead    farm,    Novelty,    O. 

BISHOP,  Edgar  Datis,  manager  B.  D. 
Bishop  Co.;  born,  Newton,  Iowa,  Aug.  1, 
1887;  son  Edgar  C.  and  Dora  (Bell)  Bishop; 
educated  Newton,  Iowa  and  Fort  Riley,  Kan. 
public  and  U.  S.  Army  schools;  married, 
Niagara  Falls.  N.  Y.,  Aug.  6,  1914  to  Mabel 
Bell  Mercer — children,  Virginia  Bell  Bishop; 
member  Postal  Affairs  committee  of  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  was  sec.  and  treas.  and 
organized  Citizens  committee  of  Chagrin 
Falls  which  closed  the  running  race  track 
there  in  1921;  world  war,  was  active  in  lin- 
ing up  factories  of  Cleveland  in  Liberty  Loan 
campaigns  and  early  Community  Fund;  or- 
ganized E.  D.  Bishop  Co.,  1919,  owner  and 
manager;  organized  One  Minute  Supply  Co., 
1922;  organized  Bishop  Account  Recorder  Co., 
1924,  owner  and  manager;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  Masonic  lodge  and  Advertising 
club.  Residence:  Chagrin  Falls,  O.  Office: 
211    Union   Bldg. 

BISHOP,  Elroy  Vernon,  physician;  born, 
Medina,  O.,  Feb.  1,  1874;  son  Abner  B.  and 
Mandilla  (Hartman)  Bishop;  educated  Medina 
high  school;  Ohio  State  Univ.;  married,  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.,  Feb.  4,  1925  to  Christine  Drury 
Irish;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; American  and  Ohio  State  med-ical  so- 
cieties; Al  Koran  Shrine;  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory; Union  Acacia  Country,  Big  Ten  Uni- 
versity and  High  Noon  clubs.  Recreation: 
billiards,  golf  and  base  ball.  Residence:  2061 
E.  96th  St.     Oflflce:     760  Rose  Bldg. 

BISHOP,  George  E.,  dentist  and  manufac- 
turer; born,  Smithville,  O.,  March  24,  1870; 
son  Abner  Bishop  and  Mandella  (Hartman) 
Bishop;  educated  Medina  high  school,  Phila- 
delphia Dental  College  and  Ohio  State  Univ., 
MD,  D.D.S.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  21, 
1896  to  Birdie  May  King— children,  George 
King,  Charles  Hudson,  Virginia  and  Homer 
Hartman  Bishop;  director  of  dental  examina- 
tions for  Cuyahoga  County  of  selective  ser- 
vice men  during  war;  pres.  Bishop  Product 
Co.;  member  Cleveland,  National  and  Ohio 
State  Dental  societies;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Advertising  and  Shaker  Heights 
Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2325  Delamere-dr.  Office:  760  Rose  Bldg.  and 
7512    Carnegie-ave. 

BISHOP,  George  Taylor,  owner  and  execu- 
tive public  utilities;  born,  Ravenna,  O.,  Oct. 
11,  1864;  son  Clark  B.  and  Arvilla  A.  (Tay- 
lor) Bishop;  educated,  public  schools  of 
Ohio;  married,  Brownsville,  Pa.,  Nov.  26, 
1891  to  Anna  L.  Swearer;  pres.  and  director 
Frontier  Corp.;  Chairman  of  board  and  di- 
rector Washington,  Baltimore,  Annapolis  Elec- 
tric R.  R.  Co.;  director  Chesapeake  and  Ohio 
Ry.  Co.;  pres.  and  director  Macedonia-North- 
fleld  Banking  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Sons  of  American  Revolution;  Ohio  Society 
of  New  York;  Mid-Day,  Union,  Mayfield,  Pep- 
per Pike  and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs, 
Cleveland;  Portage  club,  Akron;  Maryland 
and  Baltimore  Country  clubs,  Baltimore,  Md.; 
Clievy  Chase  club,  Chevy  Chase,  Md.;  Con- 
gressional Country  club,  Washington,  D.  C; 
Bankers,  Metropolitan  and  Union  League 
clubs.    New     York     City.      Residence:     North 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Woods,     Macedonia,    O.       Office:     1758    Union 
Trust  Bldg-.,   Cleveland. 

BISHOP,  Ralph  J.,  direct  mall  advertising; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  31,  1891;  son  Wm.  L.  and 
Anna  Helen  (Good)  Bishop;  educated.  Central 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  1914  to  Hazel 
Mason — children,  Ralph  J.  and  Lester  Mason 
Bishop;  connected  with  American  Multigraph 
Sales  Co.,  Peerless  Motor  Car  Co.;  pres.  Bish- 
op Cope  Co.;  member  Gyro  and  Cleveland  Ad- 
vertising- clubs  Recreation:  golf  and  hand- 
ball. Residence:  2090  Scarborough-rd.  Office: 
2530   Superior-ave. 

BISHOP,  Mary  Ruth  Martyn,  born,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.,  Jan.  23,  1895;  daughter  Richard 
George  and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Jones)  Martyn; 
educated  Ohio  Univ.  1917,  A.  B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  26,  1923  to  Robert  S.  Bishop; 
member  Pi  Beta  Phi,  College  Club,  and  Golf 
and  Yacht  Club,  Babson  Park,  Fla.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  Cody  Villa,  Babson 
Park,  Fla. 

BISHOP,  Robert  Spltzer,  realtor;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  20,  1893;  son  Dr.  Hudson  D. 
and  Elizabeth  (Spitzer)  Bishop;  educated  Cor- 
nell University,  1915,  A.B.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May  26,  1923  to  Mary  Ruth  Martyn; 
vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  Cody  Realty  Serv- 
ice; member  Beta  Theta  Pi.  University  Club 
and  Babson  Park  Golf  and  Yacht  Club,  Bab- 
son Park,  Fla.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
Cody  Villa,  Babson  Park,  Fla.  Office:  Frost- 
proof,  Fla. 

BISHOP,  Walter  John,  office  supplies  and 
printing;  born,  Lakevpood,  O.,  Feb.  15,  1898; 
son  Charles  K.  and  Anna  O.  Bishop;  educated 
Lakewood  high  school  and  tvv^o  years  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science  as  C.  E.;  married, 
Cleveland,  March  29,  1921  to  Helen  E.  Coen; 
world  war,  2nd  lieut.  heavy  artillery.  Ft. 
Monroe,  Va. ;  vice-pres.  and  director  Office 
Supply  &  Printing  Co.;  director  Cleveland 
Graphic  Arts  club;  member  society  of  Military 
Engineers;  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Graphic  Arts  club;  now  1st 
lleut.  112th  Engineers  O.N.G.  Recreation: 
hunting,  fishing  and  tennis.  Residence:  12818 
Franklin-ave.      Office:    811    Superior-ave.    W. 

BISSELIi,  Belle  Pratt,  teacher;  born,  Cop- 
ley, O.;  born  June  3,  1867;  daughter  Lawson 
M.  and  Lucia  M.  (Bissell)  Pratt;  educated, 
Twinsburg,  Aurora,  Lake  Erie  College;  mar- 
ried, Twinsburg,  O.,  June  30,  1892  to  Dr.  Will 
D.  Bissell;  member  E.  Congregational  Read- 
ing circle;  Colonial  Study  Circle  and  Hiram 
College  club.     Desidence:   1849  Beresford-ave 

BISSELL,  Howard  Mayer,  investment  bonds; 
born.  Fort  Worth,  Tex.,  Aug.  22,  1888;  son 
Frank  Edward  and  Ida  May  (Mayer)  Bis- 
sell; educated  Howe  School,  Howe,  Ind.,  and 
Cornell  Univ.,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  26,  1919  to  May  Harris — children, 
Rosemary  Bissell;  vice-pres.  Stanley  &  Bis- 
sell, Inc.;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  fra- 
ternity; Masonic  Blue  Lodge,  Chapter  and 
Commandery;  Al  Koran  Temple,  Al-Sirat 
Grotto  and  Tall  Cedars  of  Lebanon;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Union,  Mid-Day, 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Westwood  Country 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  17231 
Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  lOOi  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

BISSELL.  Will  DeVUle,  dentist;  born,  Aur- 
ora, O.;  Jan.  27,  1865;  son  Calvin  and  Sarah 
A.  (Oviatt)  Bissell;  educated,  Hudson,  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.;  D.D.S. ;  married,  Twins- 
burg, June  30,  1892  to  Belle  L.  Pratt 
member  Cleveland  Dental  Society;  Sigma 
Delta    Sigma    fraternity    and    City    Club    of 


Cleveland.  Residence:  1849  Beresford-ave. 
Office:    13859    Euclid-ave. 

BITTERMAN,  Alpharetta,  graduate  nurse, 
R.  N. ;  born,  Mogadore,  O.,  March  3,  1864; 
daughter  Joseph  and  Christianna  (Shafer) 
Bitterman;  educated  Mogadore  high  school; 
nursea  training  at  Lakeside  hospital;  private 
duty  for  two  years  and  dispensary  work  at 
White  Co.;  Fidelity  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  one 
year;  member  Graduate  Nurses  Assn.  Dist. 
No.  4.;  Ohio  State  Grad.  Nurses  Assn.;  Nation- 
al Nurses  Assn.;  Women's  City  club  and  Wo- 
men's Business  and  Professional  club.  Res- 
idence: 1744  Strathmore-ave.,  E.  Cleveland. 

BLACHMAN,  Harry  A.,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  3,  1897;  son  Jacob  and  Celia 
(Cohen)  Blachman;  educated  Adelbert  Col- 
lege, Western  Reserve  1918;  Lex-Western 
Reserve  1921,  A.  B.,  L.  L.  B.  graduated  Cum 
Laude;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  23,  1921  to 
Sara  R.  Goldberg — children.  Nelson  Merle; 
and  Arthur  Gilbert;  world  war,  four  minute 
man;  sec.  and  director.  Buckeye  Bldg.  Co.; 
director  Laurell  Hall  Co.  and  The  Elmore 
Land  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.;  Col- 
legiate and  Alliance  clubs.  Residence:  12855 
Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1809 
Union   Trust   Bldg. 

BLACKBURN,     George     R.,     mannfaeturer; 

born,  Salem,  O.,  July  14,  1873;  son  Jonathan 
K.  and  Emily  (Holloway)  Blackburn;  edu- 
cated public  school  and  one  year  Friends 
college;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  27,  1904  to 
Helen  E.  Boylan;  worked  at  wood  turning, 
pattern  making,  bicycle  Industry  and  me- 
chanical draughting;  manufacturer  of  own 
patents;  owner  Blackburn  Specialty  Co.;  in- 
vestments in  coal  mines,  cotton  plantations, 
California  lands,  apartment  houses,  factory 
and  leases;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Cleveland  Electrical  League,  Cleveland  Auto 
and  National  Town  and  Country  CTlubs. 
Recreations:  motoring,  golf  and  radio.  Resi- 
dence: 14921  Shore  Acres-dr.  Office:  1965 
E.   66th   St. 

BLACKBURN,  John  H.,  minister;  born. 
Peninsula  O.,  Jan.  3,  1868;  son  Henry  and 
Dinah  Blackburn;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ..  1893,  B.  A.;  1896,  M.  A.;  Drew  Theolog- 
ical Seminary,  1895,  B.  D. ;  Baldwin-Wallace, 
D.  D.;  married,  Crestline,  O.,  Sept.  14,  1893 
to  Mabel  Lashels — children,  Mrs.  Faith  In- 
gersoll,  Lakewood,  Paul  V.  Blackburn,  Port 
Huron,  Mich.;  Frances  E.  Blackburn,  Lima, 
Peru,  S.  A.;  Mrs.  Miriam  Lister,  and  Lys- 
beth  Blackburn,  Cleveland;  world  war, 
served  eight  months  with  Y.  M.  C.  A. 
overseas,  in  charge  of  hut  at  East  Columbea 
La  Belle;  1905-1915  pastor  of  Lakewood  Meth- 
odist Episcopal  church  during  which  time 
present  building  occupied  by  this  church  was 
erected;  1922  to  present  date  pastor  Pearl-rd. 
Methodist  church;  erected  and  equipped  build- 
ing as  Dept.  of  Religious  Education  and  re- 
modeled and  enlarged  church;  13  years  chair- 
man of  board  of  examiners  of  North  East  Ohio 
Conference;  7  years  pres.  board  Ohio  inter- 
conference  summer  school  of  Theology;  many 
years  chairman  Lakeside  Bible  conference; 
for  5  years  secretary  of  board  Home  Missions 
and  Church  Extension,  North-Ea.<?t  Ohio  Con- 
ference; pres.  Ministers  assn. ;  Chairman  fi- 
nance commission,  Methodist  Union,  Cleve- 
land; director  Lakeside  Assn.;  trustee  home 
for  aged,  Elyria,  O. ;  director  Retired  Minis- 
ters' home,  Florida;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
fraternity  and  Warren  G.  Harding  Lodge,  F. 
&  A.  M.  Recreation:  gardening.  Residence: 
3528  Muriel-ave.     Office:   4200  Pearl-rd. 

BLACKBURN,  Mabel  Lashels,  born,  Sulli- 
van, C,  Aug.  3,  1873;  daughter  R.  L.  and  Eliza 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


H.  (Clark)  Lashels;  educated,  Crestline  high 
school;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  married,  Crest- 
line, O.,  Sept.  14,  1893  to  Reverend  John  H. 
Blackburn — children.  Faith,  Paul,  Frances, 
Miriam  and  PJlizabeth  Blackburn;  world  war, 
chairman  Red  Cross  knitting  at  Conneaut,  O.; 
member  committee  Lakeside  school  Foreign 
Missions,  Lakeside,  O.;  member  and  officer 
Women's  Foreign  Missionary  Society  Meth- 
odist Episcopal  Church;  "Women's  Home  Mis- 
sionary Society;  pres.  Lakewood  Book  and 
Thimble  Club;  treas.  Women's  Civic  League 
of  Brooklyn.     Residence:   3528  Muriel-ave. 

BLACK,  Morris  Alfred,  merchant;  born 
Toledo,  Ohio,  May  31,  18G8;  son  Herman  and 
Eve  (Judd)  Black;  educated  Harvard  Univ., 
A.B.,  1890;  married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  March  21, 
1898  to  Lenore  E.  Schwab — children,  Herman 
Black;  pres.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  1914-19; 
chairman  City  Plan  Committee,  1915- 
1925;  pres.  Civic  League,  1903-1921;  vice-pres. 
City  Plan  commission,  1915-1920;  pres.  Lindner 
Coy;  pres.  Blackmore  Co.;  vice-pres.  Tailored 
Woman,  Inc.;  vice-pres.  Blackmore  Danzig 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Oakwood, 
City,  Excelsior  and  Rowfant  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1864  East  89th  st.  Office:  1331  Euc- 
lid-ave. 

BLACK,  Peter  P.,  retired;  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  26,  1846;  son  John  and  Odelia  (Holmes) 
Black;  educated,  Cleveland  Public  schools; 
married,  Hornell,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  1896  to  Mary 
Clark;  member  Elks;  pioneer  carriage  manu- 
facturer. In  the  business  50  years.  Residence: 
14920  Terrace-rd.,  E.  Cleveland. 

BLACK,  William  Henry,  retired;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  5,  1856;  son  John  C.  and  Em- 
ily A.  (Putnam)  Black;  educated,  Cleveland 
Public  schools;  world  war,  volunteered  but 
rejected  on  account  of  age;  made  recruiting 
officer  and  organized  Co.  M.  of  Lake  County; 
member.  Mason,  Elks;  Elks  club.  Residence: 
124    South    St.,    Painesville,    O. 

BLACKMORE,  Mabel  L.,  recreation  super- 
visor; born,  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  14,  1886; 
daughter  Harry  H.  and  Mae  Elizabeth  (Mc- 
Mahon)  Blackmore;  educated,  Chicago,  111.; 
world  war,  instructor  at  Red  Cros.s;  member 
Business  Women's  and  Women's  City  clubs: 
Order  of  the  Eastern  Star;  Ohio  Delphian 
Federation.  Residence:  1851  Belmore-rd. 
Office:  720  Electric  Bldg. 

BLAHD,  Moses  E.,  surgeon;  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  28,  1883;  son  Henry  and  Emma 
(Scheuer)  Blahd;  educated  Cornell  Univ., 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.  D.  and  Univ.  oil 
Strasburg;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  16,  1912 
to  Rae  Lichtenstader — children,  two;  world 
war,  captain  medical  corps;  1916  senior  asst. 
surgeon  Mt.  Sinai  hospital;  1923,  assoc.  sur- 
geon in  charge  of  surgical  division  Mt. 
Sinai  hospital;  1925,  surgeon-in-chief  Mt. 
Sinai  hospital;  member  Medical  Library  assn. 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine,  Ohio  State 
Medical  Society,  American  Medical  Assn.,  fel- 
low, American  Medical  Society  and  American 
College  of  Surgeons;  member  Omega  Epsilon 
Phi  fraternity,  Excelsior,  Oakwood  and  Town 
clubs.  Residence:  1167  East  Blvd.  Office: 
3912  Prospect-ave. 

BLAKRSLEE:,  Frnnk  R.,  insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  8,  1882;  son  Frank  and  Lu- 
cretia  B.  (Stone)  Blai^eslee;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  school  and  Central  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1910  to  Elsie 
Wolff;  world  war,  active  in  campaign  for 
Liberty  Loan  and  War  Stamps;  owner  Frank 
R.  Blakeslee  Co.,  director  Royal  Mortgage  Co., 
director  Cleveland  Film  Exchange  Building 
Co.;  member  Masonic  bodies  including  32  de- 
cree and  Al   Koran  shrine;   Royal   Arcanum, 


Chamber  of  Commerce,  Chamber  of  Indus- 
try, Cleveland  Athletic  and  Acacia  Country 
clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  pool,  quoits,  bowl- 
ing, dancing,  swimming  and  bridge.  Resi- 
dence: 518  Wade  Park  Manor.  Office:  306  Hip- 
podrome Bldg. 

BLAKE^SLKE:,    Orlando    Tamblyn,    manager 

parts  dept..  Peerless  Motor  Car  Corp.;  13 
year.s  now  with  Van  Dorn  Iron  Works  Co.; 
born  Baltimore,  Md.,  1886;  son  Jolin  D.  and  E. 
(Tamblyn)  Blakeslee;  educated,  Central  high 
school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  Ex  '11;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland  Hghts.,  1917  to  Wynola  Mc- 
Manus — Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 2277  S.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    Quincy-ave.  and   E.    93rd   st. 

BLAKESLEE,  Wynola  McManus,  born, 
Cleveland,  1888;  daughter  Thomas  J.  and 
Mary  (Jackman)  McManus;  educated,  Miss 
Mittleberger's  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  20,  1917  to  Orlando  Tamblyn  Blakeslee — 
children,  Thomas  Richard  Blakeslee;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2277  S.  Over- 
look-rd. 

BLAIVCHARD,  Ferdinand  Quincy,  clergy- 
man; born  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  July  23,  1876; 
son  Edward  R.  and  Anna  W.  (Quincy)  Blan- 
chard;  educated,  Newton  high  school,  Amherst 
college,  A.  B.  1898;  Yale  Divinity  school,  B. 
D.  1901;  Amherst  college,  D.D.  1918;  Oberlin 
college,  D.D.  1919;  married,  Newtonville, 
Mass.,  June  19,  1901  to  Ethel  H.  West — chil- 
dren, Edward  Richmond  and  Virginia  West 
Blanchard;  world  war,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  service  at 
Camp  Chillicothe,  1917-1918;  pastor.  Southing- 
ton,  Ct.  1901-1904;  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  1904- 
1915;  Cleveland,  Euclid-ave.  Congreeratlonal 
church,  1915  to  date;  pres.  board  of  education 
in  East  Orange,  N.  J.;  pres.  Cleveland  Federa- 
tion of  Churches,  1919-1920;  chairman,  board 
of  trustees  Negro  Welfare  Assn.  of  Cleveland; 
executive  committee  of  State  Federation  of 
Churches;  trustee,  Fisk  Univ.;  director, 
American  Missionary  Assn.;  member,  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity.  Optimist  and  Ala- 
thian  clubs;  author  of  liymn  "O  Child  of  Low- 
ly Manger  Birth"  In  various  hymnals;  editor 
of  "Treasure  Island"  in  Barnes  Classics; 
author  "For  the  Kings  Sake."  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  1686  Lee-rd.  Office:  Euclid 
Ave.    Congregational    Church. 

BLANCHARD,  Harry  F.,  district  manager; 
born,  Alfred,  Me.,  Oct.  11,  1875;  son  Albert  W. 
F.  and  Sarah  (Stone)  Blanchard;  educated, 
public  schools  of  Maine  and  Mass.;  married, 
Bedford,  N.H.,  April  23,  1902  to  Meltie  N.  Mit- 
chell— children.  Ha  R.  and  Roger  H.  Blan- 
chard; entered  employ  of  The  Fleishmann 
Co.  as  salesman  in  Oct.  1894;  served  as  sales- 
man, sales  agent  and  dist.  manager  in  Mass., 
N.  H.,  Conn,  and  Ohio;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
I.O.O.F. ;  N.E.O.P. ;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Rotary 
and  Westwood  Country  clubs.  Recreations: 
golf,  touring  and  following  baseball  and  foot 
ball.  Residence:  1434  Marlowe-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:  2168  E.  19th  st. 

BLAXDIN,  Clnrn  Estelle,  born,  Cleveland. 
Aug.  5,  1873;  daughter,  Edwin  J.  and  Martha 
(Van  Ness)  Blandin;  educated,  Cleveland 
schools;  member  Women's  City  and  Lecture 
Recital  clubs.     Residence:  16210  Parkland-dr. 

BLANDIN,  Edwin  Jay,  attorney-at-law; 
born  Stuben  Co.,  N.  Y.,  July  13.  1843;  son 
John  and  Parthenia  (Fisher)  Blandin;  edu- 
cated Hillsdale  College;  married,  Morris,  111, 
Nov.  12,  1868  to  Martha  Van  Ness — children, 
William  A.  and  Clara  E.  Blandin;  Judge  com- 
mon pleas  court;  pres.  Russ  Mfg.  (^o.;  mem- 
ber Oriental  Commandry  K.  T.  and  Mayfield 
Country  Club.     Residence:  16210  Parkland-dr. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


DLAIVK,  Otto  JuIIafl,  manager;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  26,  1889;  son  Joseph  and  Wilhelm- 
ina  (Maier)  Blank;  educated  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools  and  Spencerian  Commercial 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  April  5,  1913  to 
Florence  I^ouise  Snyder — children,  four;  man- 
ager, Peck  Stow  &  Wilcox  Co.;  member  Ma- 
sonic Blue  lodge,  chapter  and  Woodmen  of 
the  World,  High  Noon  Club  and  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Recreation:  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Resi- 
dence: 1734  Wickford-rd.  Office:  2176  W.  3rd- 
st. 

BL.ANKEMIORN,  Marion  A.,  physician; 
born,  Orrville,  O.  Nov.  13,  1885;  son  Henry 
and  Emma  (Amstutz)  Blankenhorn;  educat- 
ed Wooster  College.  Ph.  B.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  M.A.,  M.D.;  married.  May  1,  1917 
to  Martha  Taggart — children,  three;  world 
war.  capt.  Medical  corps.  A.B.P.  22  months 
with  Lakeside  unit  and  medical  consultant 
in  5th  army  corps;  asst.  visiting  physician 
Lakeside  hospital;  asst.  prof.  medicine 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  at  present  on  leave 
of  absence  and  at  Rockefeller  Institute.  N. 
Y.;  fellow  of  American  Med.  Assn.;  member 
Assn.  or  American  physicians  and  Ameri- 
can Society  for  Clinical  investigation;  direc- 
tor Cleveland  academy  of  Medicine;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omego.  Nu  Sigma  Nu  and  Alpha 
Omego  Alpha  fraternities.  Residence:  3090 
Woodury-rd.      Office:      Lakeside    hospital. 

BLAZY,  Frank  Wilford,  pres.  treas.;  born, 
Kdinburg,  O.,  Oct.  6,  1870;  son  Jacob  and 
Llizabeth  A.  (Dole)  Blazy;  educated  Mt. 
Lnion;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11,  1900  to 
Mary  A.  Beardslee — children,  R.  Sterling  and 
Henry  W.  Blazy;  pres.  treas.  Star  Elevator 
Co.;  pres.  Wickliffe  Supply  Co.;  member  Na- 
tional Town  &  Country  club.  Residence:  2604 
E  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  W. 
53rd  St.  &  Big  Four  R.R. 

DLAZV,  Mary  Beardslee,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Charles  H.  and  Flora  (Sterling) 
Beardslee;  educated  College  for  Women, 
W.  R.  U.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11,  1900 
to  Frank  Wilford  Blazy— children,  Ralph 
Sterling  and  Henry  Wilford  Blazy.  Resi- 
dence: 2604  E.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

BLISS,  Harry  A.,  merchant;  born,  August  3, 
1867;  son  Williams  and  Anna  M.  (Johnston)' 
Bliss;  educated,  high  school,  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  31,  1910  to  Blanch  L.  Fisher — chil- 
dren, Imogene  Fisher  Bliss;  formerly  a  mem- 
ber Old  Cleveland  Gattling  Gun  Batterv 
member  Troop  A  Veteran  Assn.;  pres.  Society 
De.scendants  of  Henry  Wolcott,  1924-  treas 
New  England  Society  Cleveland  and  Western 
Reserve,  1920,  1921;  troas.  vice-pres.  Pioneer 
Memorial  assn.;  chairman  trustees  Henry 
Wolcott  Foundation;  sec.  treas.  U.  S.  Power 
Squadron;  chairman  house  committee  and 
board  of  directors  Cleveland  Yacht  club;  dir- 
ector Grafton  Stone  Co.;  pres.  treas.  Bliss 
Supply  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society:  Sons  of  Veterans;  Hermit  Club.  Rec- 
reation: Yachting.  Residence:  1S27  Idlewood, 
E.  Cleveland.     Office:  1277  W.  9th  st.  N.  W. 

BlilSS,  ITorace  C,  nhv.^iicinn;  born,  Rut- 
land. Vt.,  Nov.  2.  1857;  son  Horace  C.  nnd 
Marinnna  H.  (Rogers')  Bliss:  educated 
Cleveland  college  of  phvsicians  and  sur- 
ppons  1Sf>7:  married.  Canal  Fulton,  O..  Oct. 
10.  1905  to  Nellie  Hoover;  practiced  medicine 
in  Cleveland  for  32  years;  member  Academy 
nf  Medicine  of  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  Medi- 
cal Assn.  Recrf^ations:  genloerv  and  gen- 
eral biology,  evolution,  etc.  Residence:  2705 
Woodland-ave.       Office:    2705    Woodland-ave. 

BOSS,  Philip  E.,  vice-pres.;  born,  Cleve- 
land,  Dec.   14.   1885;   son   Julius   E.   and   Belle 


M.  (Hauxhurst)  Bliss;  educated  Ohio  Wea- 
leyan  Univ.  1904;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
14,  1904  to  Loretta  E.  Crane — children, 
Mary  A.  and  Charles  William  Bliss;  vice-pres. 
Warner  &  Swasey  Co.;  vice-pres.  Caxton 
Building  Co.;  member  American  Society  of 
Mechanical  Engineers,  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing Society,  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity. 
Union,  Mid-Day  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs. 
Residence:  2512  Guilford-rd.  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   5701   Carnegie-ave. 

BLOOMFIELD,  Lonia  A.,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  12,  1888;  son  Moses  F.  and 
Rose  li.  (Goldfarb)  Bloonifleld;  educated, 
Baldwin  Wallace  college;  Cleveland  Law 
school,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  14, 
1922  to  Kitty  E.  Rosen — children,  Robert 
Theodore  Bloomfleld;  world  war,  437th  En- 
gineers Corps.  1917-1918;  partner,  Gott, 
Bloomfleld  &  Orr;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio 
State  and  American  Bar  Assns. ;  Forest  City 
Lodge,  Caldwell  Consistory,  Evergreen  Chap- 
ter, Almas  Temple  Shrine;  Westwood  Country 
club  and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
1271  P"nts-rd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  818  Guard- 
ian  Bldg. 

BI.OO!>iaTIIST,  Earl  Winflelil,  minister; 
born,  .Jame-titown,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  IR,  1895;  son 
Fred  J.  and  Jennie  E.  (Moore)  Bloomquist; 
married.  Kane,  Pa.,  Dec.  25.  1917  to  Hazr-1 
Ann  Dorn — children,  Marjorie,  E.  Winfield 
Jr.  and  Evangel  Bloomquist;  ordained  Con- 
neaut,  Ohio,  July  13,  1920;  pastorates  at 
Mayville,  N.  Y.  and  Cleveland,  Calvary  Bap- 
tist   Church.       Residence:    2601    Library-ave. 

BLOSSOM,  Dudley  Stuart,  director  public 
health  and  welfare;  born  Cleveland,  March 
10,  1879;  son  Henry  S.  and  Leila  (Stocking) 
Blossom;  educated.  Yale  Univ.,  A.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  29,  1910  to  Elizabeth  B.  Bing- 
ham— children,  Dudley  S.  Blossom,  Jr.  and 
Mary  P.  Blossom;  world  war,  capt.  American 
Red  Cross,  1917-1918;  director  public  wel- 
fare, 1919-1921;  vice-pres.  The  W.  Bingham 
Co.,  1910-1918;  past  pres.  Yale  Alumni  assn., 
Cleveland  Country  club  and  Tavern  club; 
director  The  W.  Bingham  Co.,  Standard  Tool 
Co..  Perry  Payne  Co.  and  Central  National 
Bank;  vice-pres.  Blossom  Lock  Co.;  vice-pres. 
Musical  arts  assn.;  member  Humane  society; 
Welfare  Federation;  Community  Fund;  pres. 
Maternity  hospital;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  member  Tavern,  Mayfield, 
Pepper  Pike,  Hermit  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  music. 
Residence:  P.  O.  South  Euclid,  O.  Office:  327 
City  Hall. 

BLOSSOM.  Gertrude  Ayres,  born,  Cincin- 
nati, O.,  Nov.,  1888;  daughter  Stephen  Cooper 
and  Louise  (McLean)  Ayres;  educated.  Col- 
legiate school.  Cincinnati;  Miss  Wright's 
school  (Bryn  Mawr) ;  married,  Cincinnati,  O., 
June  1,  1914  to  Pelham  Hooker  Blossom — chil- 
dren, Stephen  Ayres  and  Henry  Sheldon  Blos- 
som. 

BLOSSOM,  Pelham  Hooker,  born,  Cleveland, 

ISSfi:  son  Henry  Sheldon  and  Leila  (Stocking) 
Blossom;  educated.  University  school  and 
Harvard  Univ.;  married,  Cincinnati,  O.,  June 
1.  1914  to  Gertrude  Ayres — children,  Stephen 
Avres  and  Henry  Sheldon  ■nios^om:  mom1if>r 
Troop  A;  world  war,  capt.  322nd  of  83rd  Div. 
Machine  Gun  Battalion:  promoted  to  Maior 
n9th  MacViinp  Gun  Battalion  32nd  Div.  c/o 
327   City   Hall. 

BLITHM,  Solomon,  director  of  Temple  ac- 
tivities: born.  New  York  City.  Feb.  9.  1894; 
son  Max  and  Rosalie  (Geisenberg)  P.lnhm; 
educated  public  school  No.  32  N.  Y.  C,  Town- 
send   Harris   Hall,   B.   A.,    at   College   of   City 


36 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


of  New  York,  1914;  M.  A.  at  Columbia,  1915; 
prraduate  studies  at  Columbia,  New  York 
Univ.,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Phi  Beta  Kap- 
pa honors;  married,  Massachusetts,  Aug.  26, 
1917  to  Emma  R.  Honor — children,  Sylvia 
Joy;  world  war,  served  in  signal  corps  of 
U.  S.  Army  In  Officers  training  school; 
taught  in  elementary  and  high  schools  of 
N.  Y.  C;  taught  history  and  principles  of 
education  at  College  of  City  of  N.  Y. ;  has 
contributed  articles  and  reviews  to  "School 
and  Society,"  The  New  York  Evening  Post, 
and  Saturday  Review  of  Literature;  1917 
Director  of  young  peoples  branch  of  the 
Educational  Alliance,  N.  Y.  C;  1921-1924,  su- 
perintendent of  Y.  M.  H.  A.  of  the  Bronx, 
N.  Y.  C. ;  since  Sept.  1924,  director  of  Temple 
activities  Cleveland;  first  vlce-pres.  Na- 
tional Assn.  of  Jewish  Center  Secretaries; 
member  American  Sociological  Society;  di- 
rector Bureau  of  Jewish  education,  mem- 
ber district  committee  of  Jewish  social  ser- 
vice bureau;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity. 
Residence:  11406  Ashbury-ave.  Office:  The 
Temple,   E.    105th   st.   and   Ansel-rd. 

BLYTH,  Lester  Wllbcrt.  resident  partner, 
Ernst  &  Ernst;  born.  Gallon,  O.,  Sept.  24,  1872; 
ni.uTiod,  Galion,  O.,  Dec.  17,  1901  to  Anna 
Helmuth — children,  Ella  Louise  and  Mary 
Jane  Blyth;  world  war,  Lieut.  Col.  Ordnance 
dppt;  in  charge  of  auditing  cost  plus  a  profit 
contracts;  enlisted  May  17,  1917;  honorably 
discharged  Jan.  23,  1919;  member  of  a  number 
Masonic  orders;  Union.  I\Iid-Day,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Mayfield  and  Canterbury  clubs. 
Residence:  2639  Fairmount  blvd.  Office:  1356 
Union    Trust    Bldg. 

BOCKSTAHLER,  Louis  A.,  fruit  and  pro- 
duce broker;  born,  Dale,  Ind.,  Feb.  2nd,  1875; 
son  John  and  Caroline  Krause;  educated,  Ger- 
man Wallace  College,  Berea,  O. ;  graduated  in 
classical  course,  1903;  married,  Louisvillle,  Ky. 
Oct.  25,  1904,  to  Adelaide  Fink  Scheffel — chil- 
dren, Alice,  Louis  Anthony  and  Courtney  B. 
Bockstahler;  sole  owner  L.  A.  Bockstahler  & 
Co.  Recreation:  fishing  and  growing  flowers. 
Residence:  2923  Southington-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.     Office:  566  Broadway-ave. 

nonv.  Loiii.s  F.,  manufacturer;  born,  Ver- 
milion, O.,  Anril  12,  1S82;  son  Louis  and  Eliz- 
abeth (Leimbach)  Body:  married,  Cleveland, 
June  9,  1909  to  Ruth  Boyd  Carpenter — chll- 
aren,  three  boys;  president  and  director 
Guardian  T-nok  Wheel  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Canterbury  golf  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2911  Weymouth-rd.  Office;  1965  E. 
59th   St. 

BOKR,  Benjamin  C,  lawyer;  born  Alton, 
Iowa,  Apr.  25,  1889;  son  John  and  Grace  (Kui- 
per)  Boer;  educated,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  B.  E., 
1913;  elected  to  honorary  fraternities,  Tau 
Beta  Pi  and  Sigma  XI  (both  scholastic) 
Western  Reserve  Law  school,  L  L.B.,  1917; 
elected  to  Order  of  Coif  (honorary  scholas- 
tic); married.  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  July  20,  1919 
to  Louise  Burton — children  Barbara  Boer; 
world  war,  Naval  Officers  Training  school; 
first  pres.  Big  Ten  Univ.  Club,  1922-1924; 
pres.  Federal  Mortgage  Finance  Co.;  sec.  and 
trcas.  Dodd-Aldrich  Realty  Co.:  member  law 
firm  Boer,  Arnold,  Tobias  and  Winsper;  mem- 
ber American,  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Bar 
Assns.:  Big  Tf^n  University  Cliil>  dlin"  tor) 
and  Clifton  club.  Residence:  12943  Clifton 
blvd.      Office:    313    Engineers    Bldg. 

BOETIIELT.  .\rniln  RJchnrd.  banking;  son 
Rev.  Richard  F.  and  Margaret  (Von  Stock- 
housen)  Boethelt;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  14, 
1922    to    Lucile    Marshall — children,    Richard 


Boethelt  (deceased);  world  war,  registered 
for  military  service,  1918  but  was  not  called; 
member  various  Masonic  bodies  Induing  Lake 
Erie  Consistory,  Scottish  Rite  32nd  degree; 
Cedarhurst  Country  club.  Residence:  2170 
Maplewood-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Un- 
ion Trust  Co. 

BOETIIELT,  Luollc  Mnrsliiill,  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1890;  daughter  Alexander  B.  and  Irene 
(Van  Cleve)  Marshall;  educated.  Western 
Reserve  College  for  Women,  B.  A.;  Cornell 
Univ.,  M.  A.;  married,  Cleveland,  1922  to 
Armln  Richard  Boethelt — children,  Richard 
Boethelt  (deceased);  organizer  war  camp 
Community  Service;  pres.  three  years  Win- 
dow Box  Garden  club;  chairman  program 
committee  Fairmount  Garden  club;  active 
member  Playhouse;  trustee  Cleveland  Flower 
Show  Inc.;  executive  chairman  Cleveland 
branch  National  Plant,  Flower  &  Fruit  Guild; 
member  Kappa  Alpha  Theta;  Sweet  Briar  Al- 
umnae assn.;  Western  Reserve  chapter  of 
D  A  R. ;  Fairmount  Presbyterian  church 
Ladies  Society;  College,  Women's  City  and 
Cedarhurst  Country  clubs;  committee  mem- 
ber of  Cleveland  assn.  Residence:  2170 
Maplewood-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

BOFFENMYER,  Roy  E.,  sales  manager; 
born  Ashland,  O.;  son  Henry  C.  and  Jose- 
phine (Hahn)  Boffenmyer;  educated,  Ash- 
land high  school;  married,  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
June  23,  1915  to  Mabel  Wilfred  Burrows; 
asst.  sec.  and  sales  mgr.  Lamson  &  Sessions 
Co.;  member  Bigelow  No.  243  F.  &  AM.; 
Thatcher  Chapter,  Forest  City  Commandery, 
Al  Koran,  Sons  American  Revolution.  Cleve- 
land Athletic  and  Sleepy  Hollow  Country 
clubs  Residence:      15103      Clifton      Blvd. 

Office:    2188    Scranton-rd. 

BOGGIS,  Henry  Parsons,  district  sales  man- 
ager, Gardner  Tap  &  Die  Co.;  born,  Cleveland, 
May  21,  1895;  son  Herbert  J.  and  Sarah 
(Parsons)  Boggls;  educated.  Technical  high 
school  and  Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  30,  1920  to  Margaret  Criley 
—children,  Helen  and  Margaret  Boggis;  world 
war,  overseas  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  1  year,  1918-1919; 
member  Delta  Phi  fraternity:  Sons  of  Ameri- 
can Revolution;  University  club.  Residence: 
1851  Cumberland-rd.  Office:  1878  East  18th-St. 

BOGGIS,  Margaret  CHley;  born,  Wooster, 
O.,  Jan.  12,  1898;  daughter  John  M.  and  Cora 
(Frlck)  Criley;  educated,  Shaw  high  school. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  College  for  Women, 
A.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  30,  1920  to 
Henry  P.  Boggis — children,  Helen  and  Mar- 
garet Boggls;  member  Delta  Phi  Upsilon 
sorority;  College  club.  Residence:  1851  Cum- 
berland-rd. 

BOGGIS,  Taylor  H.,  sec.  Foundrymen 
Assn.;  born,  Lock  Haven,  Pa.,  April  12,  1868; 
son  R.  H.  and  Helen  (Taylor)  Boggis;  edu- 
cated Cleveland  academic  schools  and  Cleve- 
land School  of  Civil  Engineering;  married, 
Cleveland,  1888  to  Louise  Schuler — children, 
Martha  B.  Carey  and  Horton  S.  Boggls. 
Residence:  The  Commodore.  Office:  Rocke- 
feller  Bldg. 

BOLEY,  Ernest,  asst.  to  gen.  supt.  Ameri- 
can Steel  &  Wire  Co.;  born,  Krefeld,  Ger- 
many; Nov.  26,  1861;  son  William  and  Au- 
gusta (Borbach)  Boley;  educated,  Krefeld, 
Germany;  married,  Cleveland,  July,  1887  to 
Frida  Roelker — children,  Margaret  Sullivan, 
Ernest  W.,  Herman  V.  and  Walter  W.  Boley; 
member  Geographical  Society;  CThamber  of 
Commerce;  Shaker  and  Cleveland  Athletic 
clubs.  Residence:  1875  Roaemont-rd.  Office: 
Rockefeller   Bldg;. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


BOLTON,  Charle*  Cheater,  retired;  born 
Cleveland.  March  23,  1855;  son  Thomas  Bol- 
ton and  Emeline  (Russell)  Bolton;  educated 
Cleveland  Public  schools,  Philips  Exeter 
Academy,  Exeter,  N.  H.,  Harvard  College;  B. 
A.  from  Harvard  and  RI.  A.  degree  from 
Kenyon  College,  Gambler,  O.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  24,  1880  to  Julia  A.  Castle — chil- 
dren. Chester  Castle,  Kenyon  Castle,  Irving 
Castle,  Newell  Castle  and  Julian  Castle  Bol- 
ton; charter  member  1st  Cleveland  Troop 
Cavalry,  now  Troop  A.O.N.G.  later  captain 
same  organization;  member  firm  of  M.  A. 
Hanna  &  Co.  until  1904  when  retired  from 
active  business;  director  Brown  Hoist  Mach. 
Co.,  Bourne  Fuller  Co.,  National  Refining  Co., 
Guardian  Trust  Co.  and  Society  for  Savings, 
also  vice  president;  trustee  and  vice  presi- 
dent The  Associated  Charities;  member 
Kirtland  Country,  Mayfield  Country,  Union, 
Cleveland  clubs,  Castalia  Sporting  Club  Co., 
Winous  Point  Shooting  and  Cleveland  Gun 
clubs.  Recreation:  out-doorsports.  Resi- 
dence:    10701  East-Blvd. 

BOLTON,  Chester  Castle,  executive;  born, 
Cleveland,  O.  Sept.  5.  1882;  son  Charles 
Chester  Bolton  and  Julia  A.  (Castle)  Bolton; 
educated  Cleveland  Public  schools.  Univer- 
sity school,  Cleveland  and  Harvard  Univ.  1905 
A.B.  degree;  married,  Cleveland,  Ohio  Sep- 
tember 1907  to  Frances  Payne  Bingham — 
children,  Charles  Bingham,  Kenyon  Castle 
and  Oliver  Payne  Bolton;  councilman  village 
of  Lyndhurst,  1921-'22-'23,  state  senator 
1923-'24  and  '24-'25;  war  industries  board, 
Washington,  1917;  Ohio  National  Guard 
Troop  A  1905-'10;  captain  Ordinance  U.  S.  A. 
1917,  Lt.  Col.  G.  S.,  U.  S.  A.  1918;  employe 
of  the  Bourne  Fuller  Co.,  1905-'17  and  asst. 
treasurer  1915-'17;  director  Cleveland  Trust 
Co.,  Perry  Payne  Co.,  Standard  Tool  Co., 
vice  president  and  director  Lake  Erie  Bolt 
&  Nut  Co.;  director  Fontuna  Steamship  Co.; 
president  of  the  Ohio  Guernsey  Breeders 
Assn.;  trustee  Lakeside  hospital,  visiting 
nurses  assn..  Case  School  of  Applied  Science; 
Community  Fund  Council,  and  Welfare  Feder- 
ation; member  American  Legion,  American 
Guernsey  Cattle,  Rotary,  Union  (of  which 
he  is  president),  Mayfield,  Pepper  Pike, 
Kirtland,  Tavern,  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  clubs.  Racquet  Tennis  club,  N.  T.,  Ten- 
nis &  Racquet  club,  Boston  and  Metropoli- 
tan club,  Washington.  Recreations:  golf, 
shooting,  breeding  cattle.  Residence:  Fran- 
Chester  place,  Richmond-rd.,  Lyndhurst.  Of- 
fice: 1552  Hanna  Bldg. 

BOLTON,  Irvin*?  Castle,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  22,  1888;  son  Charles 
Chester  and  Julia  (Castle)  Bolton;  educated. 
University  school,  1899-1906;  Milton  Aca- 
demy, Milton,  Mass.,  1907-1908;  Harvard 
Univ.,  A.  B.,  1912;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
15,  1917  to  Rachel  W^ilson — children,  Julia 
Castle  and  Pauline  Wilson  Bolton;  commis- 
sioned 1st  lieut.  O.  N.  G.,  May  3,  1917;  world 
war,  capt.  battery  A  135th  F.  A.,  July,  1917; 
discharged,  April  10,  1919;  served  in  France, 
June  27,  1917  to  March  24,  1919;  treas.  War- 
ner &  Swasey  Co.;  sec.  and  treas.  Kirtland 
Country  Club  Co.;  trustee  Cleveland  Credit 
Mens  Assn.;  director  Guardian  Trust  Co.; 
member  American  Legion;  Union,  Univer- 
Bity,  Kirtland  Country,  Tavern  and  Har- 
vard clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 1639  E.  115th  St.  Office:  5701  Car- 
negie-ave. 

noLTON,  Nevrell  Castle,  with  Bourne- 
Fuller  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  March  22,  1888; 
son  Charles  Chester  and  Julia  (Castle)  Bol- 
ton; educated,  University  school,  1899-1906; 
Milton     academy,     Milton,    Mass.,     1906-1908; 


Harvard  Univ.,  1908-1912;  member  Troop  A, 
1913-1924;  served  on  Mexican  border,  1916; 
1st  lieut.  135th  F.  A.,  1917-1918,  A.  D.  C.  to 
Brig.  Gen.  W.  R.  Smith  62nd  F.  A.  Brig.;  A. 
D.  C.  to  Maj.  Gen.  John  Blddle,  1918  going  to 
England  March,  1918;  stationed  in  London; 
France  1918  with  138th  F.  A.;  discharged 
1919;  1st  lieut.  Troop  A.  1921-l'.t22;  capt. 
Troop  A  107th  Cav.,  1923-1924;  major  107th 
Cav.,  1924-1925-1926;  director  Cuyahoga 
Factory  Development  Co.;  director  Troop  A 
Armory  Co.;  director  Tavern  Club;  vice- 
pres.  Chagrin  "Valley  Hunt  club;  trustee 
Cleveland  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum  and 
St.  John's  orphanage:  member  Tuverii,  Cha- 
grin Valley  Hunt,  Kirtland,  Mid-Day  and 
Harvard  clubs  and  Delphic  Club  of  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.  Recreation:  horseback  riding 
and  golf.  Residence:  10701  East-blvd.  Office: 
ICOO    Hanna   Bldg. 

BOMMHARDT,  John  A.,  patent  and  claim 
attorney;  born,  Hastings,  Minn.,  Sept.  14, 
1862;  son  Jacob  and  Elizabeth  (Glock) 
Bommhardt;  educated,  St.  Paul's  Germa.n 
Parish  school;  Mayflower  school;  business 
college  and  law  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
July  24,  1901  to  Catherine  F.  Kavanaugh — 
children,  two;  sec.  Cuyahoga  County  Re- 
publican executive  committee,  1909-1913;  sec. 
Cleveland  Memorial  day  committee  since 
1903;  past  commander  Ohio  division  of  Sons 
of  Veterans,  U.  S.  A.;  entered  law  office  late 
Milo  B.  Steven  in  Jan.  1880;  connected  with 
firm  until  1908;  located  at  Cleveland,  Chicago, 
Detroit  and  Washington,  D.  C. ;  started  in 
business  for  himself  1908;  admitted  to  prac- 
tice before  U.  S.  Pension  bureau  1892;  admit- 
ted to  practice  before  U.  S.  Patent  office,  Oct. 
1911;  member  Woodward  lodge  No.  508  F. 
and  A.  M.;  Al  Sirat  Grotto  No.  17;  Lookout 
Camp,  Sons  of  Veterans;  Cleveland  Kiwanis 
club.  Residence:  9400  Clifton-blvd.  Office: 
582   The  Arcade. 

BOND,  Frederick  Chase,  insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  12,  1873;  son  Frederick  H. 
and  Melitich  (Chase)  Bond;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  5,  19  04  to  Grace  M.  Wilder — 
children,  Harrison  F.,  John  Wilder,  Fred- 
erick Jr.,  and  Elizabeth  L.  Bond.  Residence: 
1616  Compton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

BOND,  Grace  M.  AVilder,  born,  Garretsville, 
O.,  June  11,  1877;  daughter  Ira  T.  and  Elblza 
(Luther)  Wilder;  educated.  College  for 
Women,  W.  R.  U;  married,  Oct.  5,  1904  to 
Frederick  C.  Bond — children,  Harrison  F., 
John  Wilder,  Frederick  Chase  Jr.,  and 
I'lizabeth  Luther  Bond.  Residence:  1616 
Compton-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

BOND,  Seth  Marshall,  merchant;  born, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Nov.  8,  1859;  son  William 
J.  and  Lucelia  (Nones)  Bond;  educated,  pub- 
lic school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  2,  1886 
to  Gertrude  Hayden — children,  Doris  Hayden 
(Mrs.  Harris  G.  Sherman);  entered  employ 
of  Root  &  Co.  of  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.,  as  cashier 
Sept.  1,  1874;  in  1876  organized  small  retail 
dry  goods  store;  entered  wholesale  dry  goods 
with  Johnston  &  Erwin  of  Indianapolis,  1881- 
1884;  then  came  to  Cleveland  to  join  Root 
&  McBride  Co.;  made  director  1895  and 
shortly  afterwards  sec;  1914  made  president 
which  position  he  still  holds;  director  Guar- 
dian Trust  Co.  and  The  Hollenden  Hotel;  ac- 
tive in  wholesale  merchants  board  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  serving  as  president  several 
years;  has  also  been  active  in  National 
Wholesale  Drygoods  assn.;  identified  with 
Associated  Charities  and  Society  for  the 
Blind;  member  Union,  Mayfield  clubs  and 
Merchants  club.  New  York.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  16800  South  Park-blvd.  Office: 
The   Root   &  McBride  Co. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


BONE,  Estella  J.,  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
5,  1852:  daughter  J.  H.  A.  and  Ellen  A.  (Car- 
penter) Bone;  educated  Cleveland  public 
school  and  Central  high  school;  had  charpe 
of  Woman's  column  In  Cleveland  Herald 
which  was  bought  by  the  Plain  Dealer; 
charter  member  "Woman's  Press  club  which 
afterward  formed  into  The  "Writers  club. 
Residence:    14806    Terrace-rd.    (Deceased.) 

BOXESTEEL,  ^VII1U  Edward,  born,  Ohio, 
Oct.  7,  1862;  son  George  H.  and  Loretta  C. 
(Prior)  Bonesteel;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  4,  1886  to 
Annabelle  Scott;  pres.  and  treas.  "Worden 
Tool  Co.;  vice-pres.  Security  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.,  Acacia  Park  Cemetery  Co.,  Mutual  Mort- 
gage Co.,  and  Con%'ention  Board;  director 
Knollwood  Cemetery  Co.,  Memorial  Construc- 
tion Co.  and  Clough  &  "Witt  Machine  Co.; 
member  Masonic  lodge;  Scottish  Rite;  Knight 
Templar:  Shrine:  Royal  order  Jesters;  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Rotary  and  Shaker  Hghts. 
Country  clubs.  Rpsldence:  2031  E.  100th  st. 
Office:    1845    Scranton-rd. 

BOOL,  Samuel  E.,  partner  Pickands,  Ma- 
ther &  Co.;  born,  England;  married,  Cleve- 
land to  Elizabeth  Ann  Hicks — children,  Anne 
Elizabeth  Bool;  member  Union,  Country, 
Mid-day  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  board  of  Better  Bus- 
iness Bureau;  Cleveland  Advertising  club. 
Residence:  2253  Harcourt-dr.  Office:  "Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

BOONE.  Glen  Alton,  lawyer;  born,  Bliss- 
field,  Mich.,  May  5,  1875;  son  John  H.  and 
Helen  Louisa  (Bullard)  Boone;  educated,  Col- 
lins, O.  high  school,  1892;  Baldwin  Univ., 
Berea,  1902,  LL.B. ;  law  dept.  Cleveland  Elec- 
tric Rv.  Co.,  1898-1908;  special  solicitor  law 
dept.  Pa.  R.  R.  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  1908-1920:  U. 
S.  railroad  administration  with  "W.  G.  Mc- 
Adoo  director  general  of  railroads;  member 
Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns. ;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce:  Baldwin  Univ.  Law  Alum- 
ni; Masonic  lodge.  Recreation:  hand  ball, 
golf.  Residence:  95U  Euclid-ave.  Office:  90: 
Leader-News    Bldg. 

BOONE,  Laura  Schlosser.  born,  "Warren, 
Pa.,  Oct.  14,  1892;  daughter  Robert  James  and 
Kathryn  (Morris)  Schlosser:  educated  "War- 
ren, Pa.  high  school;  Hathaway-Brown. 
Cleveland:  married,  Cleveland,  June  4,  1919 
to  Glen  Alton  Boone:  world  war.  Red  Cross 
work,  etc.;  member  Hathaway-Brown  Alum- 
nae assn.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  9511 
Euclid-ave. 

BORGERHOFF,  Joiteph  Leopold,  college 
professor;  born,  Lean,  Belgium,  Sept.  27, 
1870;  son  Theodore  and  Elizath  (Op't  Eynde) 
Borgerhoff;  educated  in  Belgium;  graduate 
Univ.  of  Brussels;  "Vanderbilt  Univ.;  Univ.  of 
"Wisconsin;  Univ.  of  Chicago;  Univ.  of  Paris; 
M.  A.  Lit.  Doctor  (Paris);  married.  Atlanta. 
Ga.,  Oct.  16.  1903  to  Elizabeth  "VN'oodward 
Guerard — children,  Frederic  Guerard  and 
Elbert  B.  Op't  Eynde  Borgerhoff;  world  war, 
lecturer  to  French  troops.  1918-1919;  fellow 
and  assistant  in  the  Romance  language  de- 
partment of  "Vanderbilt  Univ.,  Univ.  of  "Wise. 
Univ.  of  Chicago;  instructor  and  professor 
Romance  languages  "Western  Reserve  Univ., 
1903  to  date;  author  and  contributor  to  schol- 
arly publications;  author  of:  Le  Theatre 
Anglais  a  Paris  sous  la  Restauration  (Paris, 
Hachette);  Annotated  editions  of  Les  Mem- 
oires  d'un  CoUegien  by  Laurie  Rostand's  Le 
Princesse  Lointaine;  France's  Le  Crime  de 
Sylvestre  Bonnard;  Modernized  "Version  of 
Aucassin  et  Nicolette  (Western  Reserve 
Univ.);    member   Modern    Language    Assn.    of 


America;  chevalier  of  Crown  of  Belgium; 
member  Chagrin  "Valley  Country  club.  Recre- 
ation: golf  and  boating.  Residence:  3051 
Colcridge-rd.  Office:  College  for  Women, 
Western  Reserve  Univ. 

BORTON,  Fred  S.,  investment  banker;  born. 
Plymouth,  Ind..  Oct.  25,  1861;  son  Amos  and 
Mary  (Cooper)  Borton;  educated,  Plymouth, 
Ind. high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  24, 
1896  to  Harrlette  A.  Brown — children,  El- 
eanor B.  and  Samuel  C.  Borton;  partner  in 
firm  Borton  &  Borton;  trustee,  Hiram  House; 
member  Mayfield,  Kirtland,  Union  and  Hermit 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3072 
Fairmount  Blvd.     Office:  1326  Hanna  Bldg. 

BO.SWORTH.  Nevrton  Cnnnlns.  retired; 
born,  Solon,  O.,  July  11,  1850;  son  Fenner 
and  Martha  Jane  Bosworth;  educated  pub- 
lic and  high  schools:  married,  Solon,  O., 
Oct.  28.  1874  to  Cora  Robbins — children,  W. 
R.  and  Morris  F.  Bosworth  and  Mrs.  H  H. 
Watson;  pres.  and  treas.  Bosworth  Hdw. 
Co.;  member  Early  Settlers  Assn.,  Masonic 
fraternity  and  Leesburg  Golf  club.  Resi- 
dence:   Fruitland    Park,    Fla. 

BOURKE,  John  Thomas,  political  editor; 
born,  Susquehanna,  Pa,,  Aug.  6.  1858;  son 
Thomas  H.  and  Jane  Barlow  (McCabe) 
Bourke;  educated,  Youngstown,  and  Lehigh 
Univ.,  Bethlehem,  Pa.;  married,  Marshfleld. 
Wis.,  Jan.  14,  1893  to  Charlotte  Frances  John- 
son; member  Cleveland's  first  civil  service 
commission,  1910-1914;  began  newspaper  work 
on  Denver,  Col.  Tribune,  1883;  reporter  on 
Cleveland  Leader,  1885-1891;  asst;  city  edi- 
tor. Leader,  1S91-1902;  city  editor,  Leader, 
1902-1905;  Political  editor  of  Leader,  1905  to 
date.  (now  Cleveland  News);  vice-pres 
_Tackeberry  Trunk  Co.;  pres.  Madison-Hilliard 
Gas  Co.;  pres.  since  1915,  Ohio  Legislative 
Correspondents  Assn.;  member.  Meridian 
Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.,  Webb  Chapter,  Roval 
Arch  Masons.  Lakewood  Country  and  North- 
ern Ohio  Lehigh  clubs.  Residence:  12907 
Clifton   Blvd.   Office:   25   Cleveland  News. 

BOITR.LAND,  Benjamin  Parsons,  teacher; 
born,  Peoria.  111..  May  2,  1870;  son  BenJ.  L.  T. 
and  Clara  E.  (Parsons)  Bourland;  educated, 
Switzerland  and  Germany,  1882'-1885;  Univ. 
of  Michigan,  A.  B.  1889,  A.  B.  1890;  Univ. 
of  "Vienna,  PH.  D.  1897;  married,  Dorchester, 
Mass.,  June  18,  1902,  to  Gertrude  S.  Thayer; 
director  Junior  Red  Cross,  1917-1918;  direc- 
tor, Dept.  of  Development;  assoc.  director, 
Dept.  of  Development  of  Personnel,  Lake  Div. 
American  Red  Cross,  1917-1918;  Instructor 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  1892,  1895;  asst.  professor, 
1899-1901;  assoc.  professor,  Adelbert  college 
and  Western  Reserve  Univ.  1901-1903;  pro- 
fessor of  the  Romance  languages  and  litera- 
tures, 1903  to  date;  member,  council  of 
modern  language  Assn.  1899-1900,  vice-pres. 
1916-1916:  treas.  and  sec.  Rowfant  Club  Co.; 
member  Modern  Language  Assn.  of  American, 
American  Philological  Assn.,  Hispania  Society 
of  America;  trustee,  Alta  Social  Settlement; 
member  Alpha  Delta  Phi.  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
and  Rowfant  Club.  Residence:  2193  Grand- 
view-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Adelbert 
College.    3028    Prospect-ave.    S.    E. 

BOURLAND,  Gertrude  Thayer,  born,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.;  daughter  J.  Loring  and  Malvine 
S.  (Goodrich)  "Thayer;  educated,  Dorchester 
high  school,  Boston;  pupil  (piano)  Arthur 
Foote.  l'^.  A.  MacDowell,  Boston.  Wlenskow- 
ska,  Lieschitlzky.  "Vienna;  married.  Boston, 
Mass.,  June  18.  1902  to  B.  P.  Bourland:  di- 
rector afternoon  concerts  Fortnightly  Musi- 
cal club,  1906-1908;  member  Women's  City 
Club.  Recreation:  music.  Residence:  2193 
Grandview-ave.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


bourne:,  Henry  Eldrldgre,  professor  of 
history;  born  East  Hamburg,  N.  Y.,  April 
13,  1862;  son  James  Russell  and  Isabella 
Graham  (Staples)  Bourne;  educated,  Yale, 
B.  A.  1883,  B.D.  1887;  L.  H.  D.  (Honorary) 
Marietta  College,  1911;  married,  Boston, 
Mass.  April  2,  1890  to  Margaret  Anne  Ma- 
son— children,  Margaret  Gibbs  and  Richard 
Mason  Bourne;  principal,  Thomaston,  Ct., 
high  school  1883-1884;  assoc.  editor  Con- 
gregationalist,  Boston,  1888-1889;  teacher  of 
history,  Norwich,  Conn.  Free  Academy,  1889- 
1892;  professor  of  history,  College  for 
Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1892;  lec- 
turer at  Lowell  Institute,  Boston,  1918;  mem- 
ber summer  session  faculty  Ohio  State  Univ. 
1914;  at  Chicago  Univ.  1911,  1920,  1922;  at 
Univ.  of  Oregon,  1918;  at  Univ.  of  Texas, 
1921;  at  Columbia  Univ.,  1926;  member 
original  executive  committee  of  Munici- 
pal Assn.  of  Cleveland,  founded  1897; 
member  executive  council  of  American  His- 
torical Assn.,  1916-1920;  member  American 
Historical  Assn.,  Political  Science  Assn., 
Soclete  d'Histoire,  Moderns  Societe  des 
Etudes  Napoleoniennes,  fellow  of  Royal  His- 
torical Society;  trustee  Goodrich  social 
settlement  since  organization  in  1897;  presi- 
dent of  board,  1903-1923;  member  Psi  Upsllon 
fraternity  and  University  Club  of  Cleveland. 
Recreations:  canoeing  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 11480  Hessler-rd.  Office:  College  for 
Women,    Western    Reserve    Univ. 

BOURNE,  Henry  Knoirles,  2nd  vlce-pres. 
Oglebay  Norton  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
1873;  son  Benjaman  C.  and  Tabitha  (Howes) 
Bourne,  educated,  public  school;  Central  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  1900  to 
Mabel  C.  Thayer — children,  Henry  Thayer 
and  Laurence  Thayer  Bourne;  member  of 
partnership  Oglebay  Norton  and  Company 
1917-1924;  then  made  2nd  vice-pres.  of  cor- 
poration, 1924;  also  a  director;  director,  sec. 
and  treas.  Huron  Land  Co.;  member  American 
Iron  and  Steel  Institute;  American  Institute 
of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers;  trus- 
tee Church  of  the  Covenant;  member  Union 
and  Mayfleld  Country  clubs;  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  Chagrin  Falls,  0. 
Office    1208   Hanna   Bldg. 

BOURNE,  Marlon  Adeline;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  18,  1886;  daughter  Julius  and  Mary 
Ellen  (Normand)  Reif;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  May  8, 
1909  to  W^illiam  W.  Bourne — children,  War- 
ren Normand  Bourne.  Residence:  2121.5 
Detroit-rd.,   Rocky  River. 

BOURNE,  AVlIIiain  Warren,  mechanical  en- 
gineer born  Cleveland,  Sept.  19,  1884;  son 
Ezra  and  Emma  (Curtis)  Bourne;  educated 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.  In 
mechanical  engineering,  1907;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  8,  1909  to  Marion  Adeline 
Normand — children,  Warren  Normand 
Bourne;  world  war,  1st  Lieut.  Ordnance 
Dept.  U.S.A.;  member  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing Society;  32nd  degree  Mason  and  Shriner; 
Westwood  Country  club.  Residence:  21215 
Detroit-rd.,  Rocky  River.  Office:  Merkle, 
White,    Huxtable,    Auble    Co. 

BOUSE.  Hngo  Frank,  real  estate;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  July  26,  1895;  son  Albert 
and  Marie  (Popelik)  Bouse;  educated,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  16,  1917 
to  Doris  Elizabeth  Lucas — children,  four; 
world  war,  one  and  a  half  year's  service; 
pres.  H.  F.  Bouse  Co.,  Avon  Estates  Co.  and 
Avon  Acreage  Co.;  pres.  Bouse-Lawrence 
Inc.;  vice-pres.  Hu-Ray  Development  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
Stop  23,  Lake  Road,  West,  Bay  Village,  O. 
Office:   717  United   Bank  Bldg. 


BOWER,  H.  C,  sales  manager;  born,  Mll- 
lersburg,  O.,  Apr.  1874;  son  Jos.  M.  and  Ida 
(Johnson)  Bower;  educated,  Millersburg  high 
school  and  Mount  Union  college;  married, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  1915,  to  Viola  Elizabeth  Bel- 
anger — children,  two;  division  sales  manager 
for  American  Multlgraph  Co.  Detroit,  1912- 
1919;  same  position,  Cleveland,  1919-1921  and 
again  1925;  asst.  to  general  sales  manager 
American  Multigraph  Sales  Co.,  1908-1912; 
sales  manager  Geo.  T.  Trundle  Engineering 
Co.,  1923-1924;  member  Masonic  Order,  F.  & 
A.  M.  Spartan  Lodge  126;  Heights  Chapter 
206;  Heights  Commandery  76;  Michigan  Sov- 
ereign Consistory;  Al  Koran  Temple  A.  A.  O. 
N.  M.  S. ;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shrine  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Residence: 
2946   Corydon-rd. 

BOWERS,  Charles  Albert,  M.  D.  surgeon; 
born,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  April  13,  1884;  son 
Frank  William  and  Margaret  B.  (Williams) 
Bowers;  educated,  W.  Va.  Univ.,  B.  S.,  1908; 
Johns  Hopkins  Medical  School,  M.  D.,  1912; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.  M.,  1917;  mar- 
ried, Milan,  O.,  Jan.  13,  1917  to  Mabel  F. 
Paul — children,  Mary  Catherine,  Charles  Al- 
bert and  Frank  William  Bowers;  world  war, 
1st  Lieut.  Medical  corps;  interne,  asst.  resi- 
dent and  resident  surgeon  Lakeside  hospital 
on  service  of  Dr.  Geo.  W.  Crile,  1912-1919; 
asst.  to  Dr.  Hugh  H.  Young,  Johns  Hop- 
kins hospital,  Brady  Urogical  Clinic  1014-191,5 
assoc.  urologist  St.  Vincent's  Charity  hos- 
pital; dept.  head  of  Urology,  St.  Luke's  hos- 
pital; consultant  surgeon  U.  S.  Marine  hos- 
pital; director  Bowers  Pottery  Co.,  Man- 
nington,  W.  Va.;  member  American  College 
of  Surgeons;  American  Urological  Assn.; 
American  Medical  Assn.;  Ohio  State  Medi- 
cal Assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
member  and  president  of  Shaker  Heights 
Board  of  Education  since  Jan.  1924;  member 
Phi  Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  Cleveland  club. 
Residence:  16708  Kenyon-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    8314    Euclid-ave. 

BOWERS,  Roy  Edwin,  minister;  born,  Ma- 
con, Mo.,  Jan.  7,  1872;  son  Albert  and  Malvina 
(Hart)  Bowers;  educated,  Oberlin  college 
A.  B.,  A.  M.  and  Honorary  D.  D. ;  Chicago 
Seminary  B.  D.;  Univ.  of  Berlin;  New  college, 
Edinburgh;  married,  Ashland,  O.,  April  15, 
1909  to  Frances  Holbrook — children,  Albert 
Holbrook;  minister  Rootstown,  O.  Congre- 
gational church,  1901-1904;  Ashland,  1905- 
1908;  Wllmette,  Chicago,  1908-1918;  Lake- 
wood  Congregational  church,  1918  to  date; 
member  Clifton  Lodge,  No.  6G4,  F.  &  A.  M. 
Lakewood  Rotary  club.  Residence:  1241 
Granger-ave.  Office:  1375  W.  Clifton  Blvd. 

BOW^ES,  Joseph  Henry,  real  estate;  born. 
Yorkshire,  Eng.,  May  12,  1875;  son  William 
and  Esther  (Langdale)  Bowes;  educated 
public  schools;  came  to  America  at  the  age 
of  8;  married,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  20,  191  fi 
to  Henrietta  Greenleaf  Affantranger — child- 
ren, Wilda  Josephine,  Betty  Alice,  Winifred 
Blanche,  Joseph  Henry  and  Richard  Chyde 
Bowes;  world  war,  mechanical  experimental 
work  with  General  Electric  Co.;  active  in 
raising  funds  for  public  use;  sales  manager 
three  years  and  director  of  sales  S^^  years 
with  Rapid  Transit  Land  Co.;  owner  J.  H. 
Bowes  Real  Estate  Co.;  planning  and  allot- 
ting high  grade  properties  in  Central 
Heights  district;  active  class  A  member 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge,  Al  SIrat  Grotto.  Protected  Home 
Circle.  Recreation:  travel,  fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Residence:  3118  Berkshlre-rd.  Office: 
2027    E.    105th   St. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


BOWLEn,  Fred  W.;  born,  Cleveland,  son 
William  L.  and  Mary  (Almond)  Bowler; 
educated,  Central  high  school;  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science;  married,  Montclair,  N. 
J.,  June  16,  1908  to  Nellie  F.  Wallace — child- 
ren, Mary  Elizabeth  (deceased)  and  William 
Wallace  Bowler.  Residence:  2585  Colchester- 
rd. 

HOWLER,  George  Herbert;  born,  Aurora, 
O.,  July  28,  1870;  son  William  Lyman  and 
Mary  (Almond)  Bowler;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland  June  19, 
1895  to  Ida  Louise  Forbey — children,  Louise 
Bowler  Strimple;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, Canterbury  Golf  clubs;  Wanaka  golf 
club,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Residence:  2194  Am- 
bleside-dr. 

BOAVLER,  Helen  Rockefeller,  born  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  16,  1879;  daughter  Frank  Rocke- 
feller and  Helen  E.  (Scofield)  Rockefeller; 
educated  Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  married 
Cleveland,  June  2,  1903  to  Walter  S.  Bowler — 
children,  Helen  R.  and  Franklin  R.  Bowler; 
member  Women's  City  Club.  Recreation:  gar- 
dening.    Residence:   2911   South  Park-Blvd. 

BOWLER,  Ida  Lonlxei  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  William  E.  and  Jessie  (Hills)  For- 
bey; marrierl,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1895  to 
George  H.  Bowler — children,  Louise  Bowler 
Strimple;  member,  Women's  City  and  Ath- 
enian   clubs.      Residence:    2194    Ambleside-dr. 

BOWLER,  Nellie  ■«%%»  born,  Geneva,  Pa.; 
daughter  R.  H.  and  Anna  (Gorman)  Wallace; 
educated,  East  high  school;  Women's  col- 
lege; married  Montclair,  N.  J.,  June  16.  IftOS 
to  Fred  W.  Bowler — children,  Mary  Eliza- 
beth (deceased)  and  William  Wallace  Bow- 
ler.     Residence:      2585    Colchester-rd. 

BOAVLER,  AValter  Scott,  vice  president 
Cleveland  'Trust  Co.;  born  Cleveland,  Jan. 
10,  1872;  son  Walter  N.  Bowler  and  Francis 
(Weaver)  Bowler;  educated  Cleveland  schools 
and  Hiram  college;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
2.  1903  to  Helen  E.  Rockefeller — children 
Helen  R.  and  Franklin  R.  Bowler;  vice  presi- 
dent of  The  Bowler  Foundry  Co.,  The  Ohio 
Confection  Co.,  director  Buckeye  Steel  Cast- 
ings Co.,  Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  Ry.  Co., 
Cleveland  Steel  Co.  and  Norris  Alister  Ball 
Co.;  trustee  the  Alta  House,  member  Union, 
Mid-Day,  Country,  Kirtland  and  Pepper  Pike 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2911 
South  Park-Blvd.     Office:  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

BOWMAN,  Amy  Mnlllns,  born,  Wooster, 
O.,  July  14,  1889;  daughter  Walter  James 
and  Amy  (Scovil)  Mullins;  educated  Hatha- 
way Brown,  Briarcliff  and  Sorbonne,  Paris; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  20,  1911  to  Edgar 
Stlllman  Bowman — children,  Elizabeth,  Con- 
stance and  Marjorie  Bowman;  member 
Junior  League  and  Country  club.  Residence: 
2757   Lancashire-rd. 

BOW^MAN,  Ed)Brnr  Stlllman,  merchant; 
horn,  Cleveland,  Oct.  15,  1880;  son  I.  T.  and 
Harriet  (Stlllman)  Bowman;  educated,  Cor- 
nell, A.  B.,  1902;  vlce-pres.  Geo.  H.  Bowman 
Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity; 
University  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs. 
Residence:  2100  Surrey-rd.  Office:  224 
Euclld-ave. 

BOWMAN,  GeorRe  Henry,  merchant;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  30,  1868;  son  I.  T.  and  Har- 
riet (Stlllman)  Bowman;  educated,  Western 
Reserve,  1889;  married,  Salem,  O.,  Oct.  2, 
1907  to  Mary  Augusta  Brooks — children, 
George  H.,  Mary  Augusta  and  Brooks  Bow- 
man; pres.  Geo.  H.  Bowman  Co.,  Summit 
China  Co.,  Alliance  Vitrified  China  Co.;  di- 
rector   Guardian    Trust    Co.;    member    Delta 


Kappa  Epsilon;  Union,  Mid-Day,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Mayfleld  Country  and  Kirtland 
clubs.  Residence:  2667  Berkshlre-rd.  Of- 
fice:   224   Euclld-ave. 

BOYD,  Chester  M.,  accountant;  born, 
Coshocton,  O.,  July  8,  1893;  son  Everett  iJ. 
and  Lucy  E.  (Maxwell)  Boyd;  educated, 
Fresno,  O.  high  school;  grad.  Ohio  Wesleyan 
['niv.,  B.  A.,  1910;  marrird,  Coshoft(jii.  O., 
Aug.  14,  1919  to  Neva  E.  Shannon — children, 
Frances  Marian  and  Helen  Winifred  Boyd; 
world  war,  1st  R.O.T.C. ;  2nd  Lieut.  Cavalry, 
Ft.  Benj.,  Harrison,  Ind. ;  Camp  Sherman, 
O.,  Aug.  27,  1917  to  May  1,  1918;  overseas 
May  8,  1918  to  May  29,  1919,  with  308th  Am- 
nunltlon  Train,  158th  Artillery  Brigade,  F. 
A.;  1st  Lieut,  by  order  Gen.  Pershing  Nov. 
8.  1918,  Muese,  Argonne  Offensive  combat 
troops,  Sept.  19,  to  Nov.  11,  1918.  Office: 
1821   E.   18th  Bt. 

BOYD,  Frank  Hamilton,  manager;  born, 
Forest  City,  111.,  Oct.  4,  1890;  son  George 
R.  and  Katherine  (Hamilton)  Boyd;  edu- 
cated, public  schools,  Racine,  Wis.,  married, 
Cleveland,  June  5,  1920  to  Esther  Margander 
— children,  Marian  Louise  and  Gloria  Suz- 
anne Boyd;  world  war,  1  year  with  12Gth 
div.  French  army  as  Lieut,  of  Ambulance 
section;  one  year  in  U.  S.  A.  air  service  as 
cadet  pilot;  15  years  with  American  Seat- 
ing Co.,  now  local  manager;  first  pres.  and 
one  of  the  organizers  of  Cleveland  Aviation 
club;  now  vice-pres.;  member  National  com- 
mittee of  American  Field  Service  fellow- 
ships for  French  universities;  vice-pres.  and 
trustee  American  Field  Service  Assn.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge.  Residence:  17707  Wins- 
low-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1404  B.  9th  st. 

BOYD,  Marion  A.,  dentist;  born,  Monroe, 
O.,  Aug.  13,  1895;  son  John  and  Fannie 
(Long)  Boyd;  educated,  Monroe  high  school 
and  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  D.  D.  S.  June, 
1923;  married,  Covington,  Ky.,  Oct.  5,  1917 
to  Mildred  Sigg — children,  Eleanor  Ruth 
Boyd;  w^orld  war,  sergt.  major;  demonstra- 
tor of  clinical  operative  dentistry  in  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  dental  college,  1923-1924; 
member  Masonic  fraternity.  Residence:  7102 
Carnegie    Ave.       Office:    7016    Euclid-ave. 

BOYD,  Robert  McDowell,  attorney;  born, 
Saginaw,  Mich.,  July  4,  1897;  son  George 
Hauptman  and  Letitia  May  (Morley)  Boyd; 
educated  Taft  School,  1913-1917;  Cornell 
Univ.,  1917-1919;  Oxford  Univ.,  diploma  in 
economics  and  political  science,  1920;  Univ. 
of  Michigan,  LL.B.,  1922;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  26,  1925  to  Kathryn  Lois  Moore;world 
war,  chief  aviation  rigger,  U.  S.  Naval  Re- 
serve Flying  Corps,  1918;  former  member 
Troop  A,  first  Cleveland  Cavalry;  admitted 
to  Ohio  bar,  Dec,  1922;  with  firm  Tolles, 
Ilogsett,  Ginn  &  Morley,  1922-1925;  since 
then  with  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  as  asst.  coun- 
sel; member  Delta  Chi  fraternity.  Recrea- 
tion: riding  and  golf.  Residence:  290J 
Hampton-rd.  Office:  Euclid-ave  and  E.  9th- 
st. 

BOYD,  William  H.,  lawyer;  born,  Fair- 
view,  O.,  Aug.  11,  1864;  son  George  W.  and 
Mary  A.  (Campbell)  Boyd;  educated,  public 
schools;  married.  Flushing,  O.,  Sept.  7,  1892 
to  Anna  M.  Judklns — children,  Mildred  A. 
(deceased)  and  Mary  Gertrude  Boyd;  re- 
publican In  politics;  asst.  director  of  law, 
1897-1899;  candidate  for  mayor,  1905;  dele- 
gate at  large  to  republican  national  con- 
vention, 1920;  elector  at  large  to  and  presi- 
dent Ohio  electoral  college,  1920;  engaged 
In  trial  of  many  Important  law  suits  for 
last    25    years;    associated    with    Judge   D.    C. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Westenhaver  in  long-  litigation  of  street 
railway  controversy,  1906-1909;  counsel  for 
Van  Sweringen  interests  in  long  fight  for 
union  depot;  member  of  former  firm  of 
Westenhaver,  Boyd  &  Brooks  and  at  present 
member  of  firm  Boyd,  Cannon,  Brooks  and 
Wickham;  member  American,  Ohio  and  Cuy- 
ahoga County  Bar  assns.;  Masonic  lodge, 
Knights  of  Pythias,  Elks;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic club  and  Chamber  of  Commerce:  Resi- 
dence: 1525  E.  107th  St.  Office  Marshall 
Bldg. 

BOYKIN,  Benton  Lnmar.  real  estate;  born, 
Gadsden.  Ala.,  Feb.  27,  1893;  son  "W.  J.  and 
Elizabeth  K.  (Weir)  Boykin;  educated  Cum- 
berland Univ.  LL.B.  1917;  married,  Clarks- 
ville,  Tenn.  Dec.  21,  1917  to  Annie  M.  Robin- 
son— children,  four;  -world  war,  first  officers 
training  camp.  May  13,  1917,  1st  Lieut.;  served 
in  France  about  one  year  with  19th  M.  G. 
B.  7th  Div.,  discharged  March  1920;  with  Van 
Sweringen  Co.;  member  Sigma  Nu  fraternity 
and  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
16827  Kenyon  rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  700 
Marshall  Bldg. 

BOYL.4.X,  Mnrtha  J.,  pres.  John  Carroll 
Univ.;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  28,  1874;  son 
Terrence  and  Mary  (McAneny)  Boylan;  edu- 
cated, St.  Ignatus  College;  Campion  College 
A.B.   and  M.A.   Office:   John   Carroll  Univ. 

BOVLE,  Xorman  Avery,  treas. ;  born,  Hel- 
ena, Mont.,  April  16,  1891;  son  Geo.  A.  and 
Ida  M.  (Page)  Boyle;  educated,  Rockwell 
school.  East  High  school,  Adelbert  College, 
\\'estern  Reserve  Univ.  A.  B. ;  married,  Co- 
lumbus, O.,  Oct.  3.  1914  to  Edna  Ruth  Deyo — 
children,  Barbara  and  Martha  Boyle;  treas- 
urer, Werner  G.  Smith  Co.;  member  Delta 
Upsilon  fraternity,  University  and  Lakewood 
Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
1254  Thoreau-rd.,  Lkwd.  Office:  2191  W. 
110th  St. 

BOYLSTOX,  Herbert  Melville,  professor 
of  metallurgy;  born,  Brooklyn,  N.  T.,  Jan. 
4.  1881;  son  John  Williams  and  Sara  A. 
(Snook)  Boylston;  educated.  Harvard  Univ., 
1903,  S.  B.  in  chemistry,  cum  laude;  Harvard 
Univ.  1905,  M.  A,  in  metallurgy;  married, 
Edgartown,  Mass.,  Nov.  30.  1905  to  Mabel  L. 
Shurtleff — children,  Alison  Williams;  instruc- 
tor at  Harvard  Univ.,  1906-1912;  member  firm 
Sauveur  &  Boylston,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  con- 
sulting metallurgical  engineers.  1909-1921; 
secretary  Iron  &  Steel  committee  A.I.M.E. 
1913-1915;  sec.  Boston  Chapter  A.  I.  M  E. 
1918-1920;  chairman  Ohio  section  A.  I.  M.  E., 
1920-1922;  chairman  committee  on  heat  treat- 
ment of  iron  and  steel  A.S.T.M.,  1920  to  date; 
chairman  publication  committee,  American 
Soc.  for  Steel  treating,  1920  to  date;  member 
board  engineering  foundation,  1921  to  date; 
Carnegie  scholar  British  iron  and  steel  In- 
stitute, 1915-1916;  professor  of  metallurgy,  in 
charge  of  metallurgical  and  mining  engineer- 
ing. Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  Cleve- 
land, 1920  to  date;  fellow,  American  Assn.  for 
Advancement  of  Science;  member,  A.I.M.E., 
A.S.T.M.,  A.S.S.T.,  American  Iron  &  Steel  In- 
stitute, British  Iron  &  Steel  Institute,  British 
Institute  of  Metals,  American  Ordnance 
Assn.,  S.  P.  E.  E.,  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society,  Harvard  Engineering  Society,  Sigma 
Xi  fraternity.  University  and  Cedarhurst 
Country,  Cleveland  clubs  and  Harvard  club 
of  Boston,  Harvard  Union  of  Cambridge, 
Mass.  Recreations:  golf  and  swimming. 
Residence:  2083  Taylor-rd.,  East  Cleveland. 
Office:  Case  School  of  Applied  Science. 

BOYNTOX,  Henry  Percy,  advertising  agent; 
born.  Elyria,  O.,  Feb.  26,  1879;  son  Patrick 
Henry  and  Mary  (Townshend)  Boynton;  edu- 


cated, Elyria  high  school.  1897  and  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  1899-1900;  married,  Ruggles,  O.. 
Oct.  17,  1905,  to  Genevieve  Sutherland  Beach; 
member  Elyria  School  board,  1909-1910;  direc- 
tor Elyria  Chamber  of  Commerce,  1909-1910 
directed  liberty  bond  sales  in  4th  ward,  Cleve- 
land; photographers  asst.,  1893;  Elyria  library 
asst.,  1895-1896;  Chemist  Johnson  Co.,  1897- 
1899;  newspaper  -work,  1900-1901;  Itinerant 
printer.  1901-1902;  editor  Elyria  Republican, 
1902-1905;  editor  Elyria  Telegram,  1905-1910; 
editor  Akron  Beacon  Journal,  1910-1911;  poli- 
tical correspondent,  1912;  Industrial  Survey 
Co.,  1913-1914;  advertising  agency,  1915  to 
date;  proprietor  Henry  P.  Boynton  Advertis- 
ing agency;  member  Cleveland  Advertising 
Club.  Recreation:  garden,  dogs,  chickens; 
also  interested  in  old  books  and  furniture; 
formerly  identified  with  baseball,  football, 
tennis,  boxing,  chess,  yachting,  etc.  Resi- 
dence: 2082  Riverslde-dr.  Office:  850  Euclid- 
ave. 

BOYXTOX,    Xapoleon,    H.,    National    Lamp 

Works;  born,  Minneapolis,  1885;  son  Amos 
R.  and  (Bro-wn)  Boynton;  educated,  Austin 
high  school,  Chicago;  Univ.  of  Illinois,  B.  S. 
1909;  married,  Chicago.  111.,  1909  to  Winifred 
Valer — children,  Marguerite  and  Ben  Boyn- 
ton; -world  war,  home  service  in  Red  Cross, 
Y.  M.  C.  A.,  War  chest  and  loans;  with  Buck- 
eye Electric  div.  of  General  Electric;  direc- 
tor, Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member,  A.  I.  E.  E., 
I.  E.  S.,  N.E.  L.  A.;  identified  with  Community 
fund,  Welfare  federation,  and  Recreation 
council;  member  Sigma  Si  and  Eta  Kappa  Nu 
fraternities;  member  Union,  Shaker,  Ad,  and 
Rotary  clubs  and  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreations:  horses,  golf  and  outdoors.  Real" 
dence:  2668  Edgehill-dr.  Office:  Buckeye 
Elec.    Div.,    1811    E.   45th   st. 

BRADEN,  James,  mfr.  printing  inks;  born, 
Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Aug.  16,  1879;  son  David 
and  Fannie  (Dumont)  Braden;  educated. 
Culver  Military  academy;  Butler  College; 
married,  Dayton,  O.,  1909  to  Helen  Fishter 
— children,  Eleanor  C.  and  Helen  F.  Braden; 
served  in  Spanish  American  War;  pres.  and 
treas.  Braden  Printing  Ink  Co.;  member 
Sigma  Chi  fraternity;  International  Society 
for  Crippled  children;  Masonic  lodges  in- 
cluding 32nd  degree  and  Shrine;  Acacia 
Country,  Rotary,  Graphic  Arts  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 17120  S.  Woodland-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    104    St.    Clair-ave. 

BRADFORD,  Charles  C,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  27;  son  George  W.  and 
Mary  (Cozad)  Bradford;  educated,  East  high 
school  and  (3ase  School  of  Applied  Science, 
B.S.,  E.E.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  4,  1921 
to  Mary  Wallace — children,  Charles  C,  Jr.; 
world  war,  1st  Lieut.  M.T.C.;  vice-pres.  Eaton 
Bumper  &  Spring  Service  Co.;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Psi  fraternity.  Residence:  2432  Dem- 
ington-dr.     Office:     Central-ave.  &  65th  st. 

BRADFORD,  Mary  Ada;  born,  Cleveland, 
Mav  14,  1862;  daughter  Newell  S.  and  Sarah 
J.  (Goe)  Cozad;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools.  Married,  Caldwell,  Kansas,  Oct.  11 
1882  to  George  W.  Bradford — children,  Charles 
Cozad  Bradford  and  Ruth  Bradford  Putnam; 
went  to  Kansas  in  1879;  taught  two  years  in 
government  Indian  school  at  Anadarko  In- 
dian territory;  was  principal  of  the  school 
of  125  children — all  Indians;  Anadarko  reach- 
ed by  stage  fording  seven  small  rivers;  early 
married  life  went  to  Colorado  and  pre-empted 
land;  returned  to  Cleveland  in  1893;  was  born 
in  Wade  Park,  then  owned  by  her  grand- 
father, Samuel  Cozad;  her  father  was  born 
on  the  same  place  In  1830;  her  mother  was 
born  at  Bazetta,  Trumbull  Co.,   in  1835;  both 


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parents  living,  date  of  this  compilation.  Resi- 
dence:    2043  Cornell-rd. 

BRADFORD,  Mary  Wallacet  born,  Oil  City. 
Pa.,  January  27;  daughter  Ralph  H.  and  Anna 
(Carman)  Wallace;  educated  Montclalr  high 
school,  "Wheaton  Seminary  and  Teachers  col- 
lege, Columbia  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  4,  1921  to  Charles  Bradford — children, 
Charles  C,  Jr.  Residence:  2432  Demlng- 
ton-dr. 

BRADLEY,  Alice  Deerlngr,  musician;  born. 
Chicago,  111.;  daughter  John  Parker  and  Su- 
san (Porter)  Ilsley;  educated  in  Philadelpliia 
private  schools;  married,  Philadelphia,  1891 
to  Arthur  Bradley — children,  Arthur  Il.sley 
Bradley;  music  editor,  Cleveland  Topics;  vice- 
pres.  Fortnightly  Musical  club  and  director 
of  extension  section:  member  Woman's  City 
Club  and  Unitarian  church.  Residence:  2039 
East  107th  St. 

BRADLEY,  Arthur  Ilsley,  Graybar  Electric 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  July  25,  1899;  son  Arthur 
and  Alice  Deering  (Ilsley)  Bradley;  edu- 
cated, Case  School  of  Applied  Science; 
Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  1921; 
world  war,  served  with  Naval  Reserve 
Force;  member  Phi  Kappa  Psi  frater- 
nity. Recreation:  music  and  athletics.  Resi- 
dence: 2039  E.  107th  st.  Office:  1010  Rock- 
well-ave. 

BRADLEY,  Charles  L.,  banker:  Cleveland, 
born.  Oct.  22,  1885;  son  M.  A.  Bradley;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Cornell  Univ.,  1908; 
married,  (Cleveland,  April  28,  1909  to  Gertrude 
Baker — children,  Mary  Agnes  Bradley  and 
Alva  Bradley  II;  vice-pres.  Union  Tru.st  Co. 
and  Nickel  Plate  R.  R. ;  American  Multigraph, 
Co.,  Ferry  Cap  and  Set  Screw  Co.,  Otis  Steel 
Co.  and  Perfection  Heater  and  Mfg.  Co.; 
treas.  University  school;  member  Pepper 
Pike,  Tavern,  Union,  Mid-Day  and  Mayfield 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  2301  Coventry-rd. 
Office:   Union   Trust   Co. 

BRADLEY,  Rev.  Dan  P.,  pastor  Pilgrim 
church;  born,  Bangkok,  Siam,  March  17, 
1857;  son  Dan  Beach  Bradley  and  Sarah 
(Blachly)  Bradley;  educated  Oberlin  college 
and  Oberlin  graduate  school  of  Religion,  '82 
and  '85,  respectively;  married,  Oberlin,  O. 
July  9,  1893  to  Lillian  Jaques — children, 
Dwight  J.,  Robert  G.  and  Dan  F.  Bradley; 
has  always  been  a  Republican  organization 
man,  and  as  he  expresses  it,  "did  my  bit," 
In  speaking  and  working  for  success  in 
World  War:  pastor  Steubenville  (Congrega- 
tional church  1885-1887;  pastor  Yankton,  S.  D. 
Cong,  church.  1887-'92;  acting  pres.  Yankton 
college,  1889-'92;  pastor  Park  church, 
Grand  Rapids,  1892-1902;  president  Grinell 
college,  Iowa.  1902-'05,  pastor  Pilgrim  church. 
Cleveland,  1905  to  date;  trustee  Oberlin  Col- 
lege. Cleveland  Congregational  union  and 
Congregational  Education  Foundation,  Chi- 
cago; D.  D.  degree,  Cornell,  Yankton  and 
Oberlin  colleges:  member  York  lodge. 
Masonic,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Chamber  of 
Commerce  and  Chamber  of  Industry,  Cleve- 
land, assoc.  moderator  Natl.  Congregational 
council.  Recreations:  sawing  wood  in  Michi- 
gan forest,  golf  and  baseball.  Residence:  3045 
W.   14th   St. 

BRADLEY,  Geor^re  Floyd,  seedsman  and 
nurseryman;  born.  Cleveland,  Dec.  22.  1885; 
son  George  Herbert  and  Retta  (Leeke)  Brad- 
ley; educated  Cleveland  grammar  and  West 
high  schools;  married.  Cleveland,  June  1, 
1911  to  Pearl  Ayda  Templin;  world  war,  1st 
Lieut.  M.  T.  C,  U.  S.  A.;  organized  com- 
pany 1906;  incorporated  company.  1912;  vlce- 
pres.    and   treas.    Templin   Bradley   Co.;   vice- 


pres.  Temley  Plant  Food  Co.;  sec.  Children's 
Flower  Mission;  director  Royal  Mtge.  Co.; 
member  American  Seed  Trade  Assn.;  Amer- 
ican Assn.  of  Nurserymen;  National  Educa- 
tion Assn.;  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  west  branch;  Masonic 
lodge;  Rotary,  Athletic  and  Advertising 
clubs;  mail  order  seedsmen,  1924-1925-1926; 
sec.  treas.  Exhibitor's  Assn.  of  National  Edu- 
cation Assn.  1926;  Chairman  (5  yrs.)  postal 
Laws  committee  In  American  Seed  Trade 
Assn.  1922-1926;  Rotary  director,  1924-1926; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Chamber 
of  Industry.  Residence:  1553  Arthur-ave., 
Lakewood.      Office:    5700    Detroit-ave. 

BRADLEY.  Morris  A.,  real  estate;  born 
August  15,  1859;  son  Alva  Bradley  and  Helen 
M.  (Burgess)  Bradley;  educated  public 
schools  and  Hiram  College;  married  May  10, 
1883  to  Anna  Leimlnger — children,  five;  with 
his  father  until  1885  and  upon  his  death 
took  charge  of  estate;  president  United 
States  Coal  Co.,  the  Bradley  Transportation 
Co.  and  the  Cleveland  &  Buffalo  Transit  Co.; 
director  in  number  of  companies,  also  in- 
terested in  various  corporations;  member 
Mayfield  Country,  The  Country,  Kirtland 
Country,  Mid-Day,  Union,  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  and  Pepper  Pike  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence, 15970  South  Park  Blvd..  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:  706  Marion  Bldg.      (Deceased.) 

BRADY,  Bernard  Scullion,  attorney;  born. 
Steubenville,  O.,  June  12,  1892;  son  P.  E. 
and  Mary  (Scullion)  Brady;  educated,  George- 
town Preparatory  school,  1910;  Georgetown 
Univ.,  1914,  A.B.;  1915,  A.M.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  1917,  L.  B.  and  made  member 
of  Order  of  the  Coif.;  married  Marion,  O., 
May  17,  1923  to  Gertrude  Schroeter — children, 
Mary  and  Nancy;  world  war,  member  Legal 
advisory  board;  member  speakers  division 
of  Community  Fund;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  Assn.,  Ohio  State  Bar  Assn.,  Phi  Alpha 
Delta  Law  fraternity,  Knights  of  Co- 
lumbus; Democrat;  former  pres.  Cleveland 
chapter  Georgetown  Univ.  Alumni  Assn.; 
chairman  advisory  board.  Social  Mission 
settlement;  member  City  and  Cleveland 
clubs.  Recreations:  fishing  and  tennis.  Resi- 
dence: 2192  Brlarwood-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    1921    Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

BRADY,  Bruce  B.,  lawyer;  born.  Mon- 
mouth, 111..  Dec.  24.  1896;  son  Ernest  D. 
and  Eva  S.  (Bates)  Brady;  educated,  Mon- 
mouth College,  A.  B.,  1916;  Chicago  Kent 
College  of  Law;  Lieut,  artillery,  U.  S.  A., 
subsequently;  capt.  F.  A.,  111.  Natl.  Guard.; 
formerly  asst.  attorney  general  of  111.;  en- 
tered practice  in  111.  1919;  removed  to  Cleve- 
land, 1923;  pres.  General  Title  and  Invest- 
ment Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.; 
Shrine;  I.O.O.P. ;  University,  Kiwanls  and 
City  clubs.  Residence:  2963  Coleridge-rd.. 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1605  Williamson 
Bldg. 

BRADY,  Joseph  Georgre,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  1,  1893;  son  George  and 
(Tatherine  (Cummmings)  Ilrady;  educated, 
elementary;  St.  Augustine's  School.  1908; 
John  Carroll  Univ.,  A.  B.,  19J5;  Western 
Reserve  School  of  Med..  M.  D.,  1919;  married, 
Cuyahoga  Falls,  O.,  Oct.  24,  1924  to  Florence 
Elizabeth  Trares;  R.  O.  T.  C,  1918-1919;  mem- 
ber Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Phi  Chi  Medical  fra- 
ternity. Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3170 
Kenslngton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1504    Hanna    Bldg. 

BRAIXARD,  Frances  llerrick;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  19,  1900;  daughter  H.  B.  and  Mary 
(Langley)    Herrick;    educated    Western    Re- 


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serve  Univ.,  1922,  B.  S.;  married,  Cleveland,  BRAUIV,  Edw.  J.,  physician;  born,  Pitts- 
Dec.  22,  1923  to  Henry  S.  Bralnard;  member,  burgh,  Pa.,  Feb.  6,  1891;  son  Leopold  and 
Sigma  Psl  sorority  at  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Jennie  (Klein)  Braun;  educated,  Pittsburgh 
Residence:  1S77  E.  90th  st.  public  schools  and  high  school;  Univ.  of 
««...>T.,^^  ..  e  ».  „  Pittsburgh,  1914,  Doctor  of  Medicine;  world 
BRAIXARD,  Henry  Spraijriie,  attorney;  ^^r,  1st  Lieut.  U.  S.  Med.  Corps,  1917-1919; 
born,  Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  28,  1899;  son  Sidney  diagnostician,  division  of  health;  staff  Mt. 
Wellman  and  Evelina  Graham  (Forsythe)  Sinai  hospital;  member  Academy  of  medicine 
Bralnard:  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  1100  Iluron-rd. 
A.  B.  1922;  LL.B.,  1924;  married,  Cleveland,  office:  122  City  Hall. 
Dec.  22,  1923  to  Frances  Irene  Herrick;  world 

war,  field  artillery  officers  school,  Camp  Tay-  BRAYTON,  Alice  Clarke,  born,  Cleveland, 
lor,  Ky.;  private  sec.  to  Hon.  Newton  D.  July  13,  1877;  daughter  William  Edward  and 
Baker,  1922-1924;  associated  with  Baker,  Caroline  (Newton)  Clarke;  educated,  Vassar 
Hostetler  &  Sldlo,  1924  to  date;  member.  Or-  College,  A.B.  with  honorary  mention;  married, 
der  of  Coif,  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Phi  Gamma  Cleveland,  Sept.  19,  1901  to  Charles  A.  Bray- 
Delta  fraternities.  Residence:  1877  E.  90th  ton — children,  Carolyn  E.,  David  Bingham 
St.  Office:  1924  Union  Trust  Bldg.  and  John  Clarke  Brayton;  member  Phi  Beta 
nn.»-^n^  •«..•.«,  r.  -r.  Kappa;  trustee  of  Assn.  for  Crippled  and 
BRAIAERD.  Bertha  Snow,  born,  Parma,  Disabled;  member,  Country,  Kirtland,  Chag- 
Aug.  31,  1864;  daughter  William  Gary  and  rin  Valley  Hunt  and  Women's  City  clubs. 
Jane  (Elliott)  Snow;  educated,  public  schools;  Recreation:  tennis.  Residence:  10803  Mag- 
married,  Brooklyn  village  (now  Cleveland),  nolia-dr 
Nov.     18,     1886     to     Charles     W.     Brainerd — 

children,   Genevieve    (Mrs.  A.   D.    Taylor)    and  BRAYTON,    David    Bingham,    foundryman; 

Eva  (Mrs.  C.  M.  Lemperly) :  world  war,  work-  born,    Cleveland,    Oct.    17,    1903;    son    Charles 

ed    with    Red    Cross    and    R.    R.    Canteen;    on  A.     and     Alice     (Clark)     Brayton;     educated, 

board   Central   Friendly  Inn;   member  Clifton  University    school;    Taft    school;    grad.    Ash- 

and    Women's    City    clubs.      Residence:    12903  ville  School;   2  years  at  Univ.   of  Mich.;   mar- 

Lake-ave.,    Lakewood.  ried,  Cleveland,  Aug.  15,  1925  to  Martha  Mary 

King;    asst.    Supt.    Standard    Car    Wheel    Co.; 

BRAXD,  Carl  W.,  mfr.  food  products;  born,  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity.     Recrea- 

Cleveland,    July    26,    1880;    son    Frederick    W.  tion:    tennis,    golf,    swimming    and    Ice-skat- 

and    Caroline    C.    (Wldlar)    Brand;    educated,  jng.        Residence:      13401     So.     Woodland-rd. 

Cleveland     primary     schools.     Central     high  office:    6704    Bessemer-ave. 
school,    (2   yrs.)    Spencerian   business  college, 

Cleveland  Law  school  (2  yrs.);  married,  BRAYTON,  William  Bineham.  Jr..  sales- 
Chicago,  April  26,  1905  to  Edith  B.  Ewlng —  man;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  27,  1898;  son 
children,  Ewlng,  Betty,  Pauline  and  Carl  William  Bingham  and  Virginia  (Higgins) 
Brand;  past  chairman,  Municipal  Research  Brayton;  educated.  University  school,  1917; 
Bureau;  executive  committee  Citizens  Yale  Sheffield  Scientific  school,  1921,  B.  S.; 
League;  council.  City  of  Cleveland  Heights;  Yale  S.A.T.C,  Battery  D.  field  artillery;  mem- 
past  pres..  National  Coffee  Roasters  Assn.;  ber  Chi  Phi  fraternity.  Recreation:  Troop 
vice-consul  for  Brazil  in  Cleveland;  pres.  A.  107th  Cavalry.  Residence  3066  Scar- 
and  mgr.  Wldlar  Co.;  pres.  and  treas.;  borough-rd.  Office:  Cleveland  Builders  Sup- 
C.   W.    Brand    Realty   Co.;    pres.    Federal   Im-  ply   &    Brick    Co.,   Leader  Bldg. 

provement    Co.;    director,    American    Column        «n^^mj-   m»-     ^  ..v,,,^,-.,! i t> .,!,» 

or^^     T  nrv^K^^     r>^  •    ty^^a       v>^f^r.-^a     A/Tir^ir^o-  BRECK.  TheodoTe,  phy SIC  1  an    b om ,  Br cck s - 

and     ijumber      Co.;    treas.,     Keforma     Mining    „iii„    r\     A^«    i     ioc-t.   _„„    -h^aJ,^ ^   J_j  •»*•„__ 

rn  •    riirA^tnr     riov^innri     Pr^rr^mnTiiti,    p'^riH-  vllle,  O,,  Dcc.   1,   1 8 67 ;  son  Edward  and  Mary 


Co.;    director,     Cleveland    Community    Fund;    t      /n^i;<.«->     Rrk/u-    i^.r^Ul',!^     oh^.h,^^^ 
tniRtAP       Wf^ifarfi     Fpriprntion-     T.rp«       rVi  11 .    P-     (Oakes)     Breck;    educated,    Oberlin;Am- 


Cedarhurst,  City,  and  National  Town  &  Coun-  Theodore    and    Graham    King;    Breck;    world 

try  clubs.     Recreation:  golf.     Residence:  2251  ^a,'-,   capt.   Med.   corps.;   practiced   at   Brecks- 

Coventry-rd.,     Clevelancf   Hghts.     Office:     722  Y'"®    20    years;    member    Masonic    lodge;    LO. 

Bollvar-rd  O.F. ;  Cleveland  and  High  Noon  clubs.     Resi- 
dence:   BrecksvUle,    O.       Office:    Brecksville, 

BRANNAN,  Robert  O.,  senior  representa-  O. 
tive  sales;  born,  Belolt,  Wis.,  Nov.  1,  1901;  BREED.  Rev.  AValter  R..  Episcopal  clergy- 
son  R.  A.  and  Jessie  E.  (Hin.sdale)  Brannan;  man;  born,  Lynn,  Mass.  Jan.  10,  1867;  son 
educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  (2  years)  Joseph  Breed  and  Frances  (Burrall)  Breed; 
transferred  to  Cornell.  A.B.  degree;  world  educated  Wesleyan  university,  Middletown, 
war,  Troop  A.,  107th  Cavalry;  senior  repre-  Conn.,  Episcopal  Theological  school,  Cam- 
eentative  Linde  Air  Products  Co.;  director,  bridge,  Mass.;  post  graduate.  Harvard  Univ.; 
General  Title  &  Investment  Co.;  member,  B.S.,  B.D.  and  D.D.  degrees:  married  June  4, 
American  Welding  Society,  Star  &  Arrow  1895  to  Ellen  Brodrick  Zehner  —  children, 
(athletic)  Phi  Delta  Phi  and  Alpha  Delta  Phi  William  Zehner  Breed;  ordained  priest  in  the 
fraternities;  member  Majura  (Jr.  Honorary  Protestant  Episcopal  church.  In  Christ 
social  club)  British  American,  Cornell-ln-  church,  Tarrytown,  N.  T.  by  the  late  Bishop 
China,  Ten  O'clock,  University  and  Hermit  Potter,  May,  1891;  rector,  successively  of: 
Clubs.  Recreations:  riding  and  golf.  Resl-  Trinity  church.  Concord,  Mass.;  Christ 
dence:  1899  E.  82nd  st.  Office:  409  Union  church,  Quincy,  Mass.;  St.  James  church, 
Bldg.  Lancaster,    Penn.;    St.    Paul's    church,    Cleve- 

nw  A-vTVATw     Tmrnii tp      k .,      t>,.„o«     r>  land;    president    of    the    standing    committee, 

tjPv^?^  i1^^'-  J^^   i?    n  ^'A^    ?ro;,r,?J^?  -S.o^"  of   Diocese   of  Ohio;   member  University   club, 

Nov.  27    1893,  son  M.  C.  and   (Cannon)  Bran-  phUadelrhia;    University,    Cleveland    Country 

nan;     educated,     Wooster     college;     married,  ^lubs,    Cleveland;    Roadside    and    Hunt    clubs 

Bowling  Green,   O.,   Aug.    1,    1919    to   Marjorle  Qates  Mill.     Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor. 
Case — children,     one     daughter;    world     war, 

pilot  Naval  Flying  Corp.,  rank  of  ensign;  BREGENZER,  Mary  Dedrenx.  born,  Cleve- 
managing  director  western  dlv.  Anchor  Post  land,  July  2,  1879;  daughter  Frederick  and 
Iron  works;  member  Cleveland  and  Aviation  Wilhelmlna  (Beier)  Dedreux;  educated,  pub- 
clubs.  Residence:  3168  Corydon-rd.,  Clev«-  lie  school  and  private  instruction;  married, 
land   Hghts.      Office:    21500    St.    Clair-ave.  Cleveland,  June  25,  1901  to  Emll  B.  Bregenzer 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


— children,  Edith  M.  and  Horace  Dedreux 
Bregrenzer;  vice-pres.  and  director  A.  &  B. 
Box  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  director  Erie  Coal 
&.  Coke  Co.;  traveled  Europe  in  1923;  member 
Unitarian  church;  Cleveland  Heights  Civic, 
Womens  City  and  Research  clubs  and  Cleve- 
land League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence: 
3054   Euclid   Hghts.   Blvd. 

BRKININGKR,  Jennie  AVlIson.  born,  War- 
saw, Ind..  Jan.  17.  1873;  daughter  George 
Washington  and  Elizabeth  (Essiclt)  Wilson; 
educated,  Oberlin,  Ohio;  married,  Goshen, 
Ind.,  Aug.  24,  1898  to  Herbert  Curtis  Breinin- 
ger — children,  Charles  Herbert;  member. 
Women's,  Women's  City  and  East  Cleveland 
Woman's  clubs;  League  of  Women  voters, 
East  Cleveland  G.  O.  P.,  Chambers-PIayden 
Parent  Teachers  Assn.  Residence:  1071 
Carlyon-rd. 

BREITENSTEIN,  Joneph  C,  attorney;  born 
Canton,  O.,  July  30,  1884;  son  Louis  Breiten- 
stein  and  Rfary  (Shane)  Breitenstein,  un- 
married; educated  at  Quincy  College,  Quincy, 
111..  A.  B.  degree  in  1910,  graduated  from 
law  department  Georgetown  university, 
Washington,  D.  C.  1914;  secretary  to  former 
Senator  Atlee  Pomerene,  1911-15;  secretary 
Democratic  state  executive  committee  of 
Ohio,  1916;  was  chief  assistant  U.  S.  Dist. 
Atty.,  May  1915-Nov.  15-'22,  Northern  district 
of  Ohio;  special  assistant  U.  S.  Dist.  Atty. 
Nov.  15-'22  March  15-'23,  conducting  with  U. 
S.  Atty.  Wertz  trial  of  cases  United  States 
vs.  C.  E.  Ruthenherg,  Charles  Baker  and  Al- 
fred Wagenknecht,  securing  conviction  for 
violation  of  draft  laws,  also  handled  case 
United  States  vs.  Eugene  V.  Debs  for  violation 
espionage  act  during  World  War.  Records 
show  verdicts  for  government  all  important 
civil  and  criminal  cases  during  his  incum- 
bency and  also  affirmation  by  higher  courts. 
Director,  Harry  H.  Packer  Co.,  The  Climax 
Cleaner  Co.,  The  Riverside  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.,  the  First  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  Elyria; 
law  firm,  Wertz  &  Breitenstein;  member  The 
American  Bar  Assoc,  Ohio  Bar  Assoc,  Cuya- 
hoga County  Bar  Assoc,  Stark  County  Bar 
Assoc,  Canton;  also  member  Knights  of 
of  Columbus,  Canton,  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  Cleveland  Athletic  club  and 
Sleepy  Hollow  club,  Brecksville.  Recreations: 
hand  ball  and  golf.  Residence:  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.     Office:  1162  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

BRELSFORD,  Hurley  H.,  physician,  born 
Ohio,  Champaign  Co.  March  14,  1872;  son  Asa 
and  Elmina  (Batdorf)  Brelsford;  educated, 
Ohio  State  Univ.,  B.Ph.,  M.D. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  18,  1903  to  Margaret  Alice  Lewis; 
Troop  D.  Spanish  American  war;  resident 
physician,  Cleveland  State  hospital,  1901- 
1903;  general  practice,  1903-1909;  diseases 
of  the  eye,  1909  to  date;  member  Cleveland 
Academy,  Ohio  State  Medical  Society  and 
American  Medical  Society;  member  Alpha  Mu 
Pi  Omega  medical  fraternity.  Kappa  Sigma. 
Residence:  1866  E.  97th  St.  Office:  607  Rose 
Bldg. 

BRELSFORD,  Millard,  clergyman;  born. 
Champaign  Co.,  Aug.  17,  1873;  son  Charles  and 
Mary  Ellen  (Hanback)  Brelsford;  educated, 
Denison  Univ.,  A.  B.  1897;  Rochester  Theo- 
logical Seminary,  1900,  B.  D.  1907;  Doctor  of 
Divinity,  Denison,  1917;  married,  Roscoe,  O., 
May  16,  1900  to  Gertrude  M.  Carhartt — 
children,  Ernst  C.  and  Charles  M.  Brelsford; 
pastor.  First  Baptist  Church,  Urbana,  O.,  1900- 
1905;  pastor.  East  Cleveland  Baptist  Church, 
1905-1913;  pastor.  First  Baptist  Church,  Gran- 
ville, Ohio,  1913-1919;  pastor.  East  Cleveland 
Baptist  Church  (second  pastorate)  1919  to 
date;  member  Ohio  Baptist  convention,  since 
1901;    Ohio    Baptist    Education   society;    Den- 


ison Unlv,  since  1902;  sec.  of  board  since 
1914;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity, 
Denison,  1897.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
1885  Grasmere.      Office:    14516   Euclid-ave. 

BRENNEMAN,  L..  Lienlie.  Insurance;  born, 
Mis.souri,  July  18,  1885;  son  Martin  iind  E.stlu'r 
(Bosserman)    Brenneman;    educated,    Juniata 

college,  B.  E.,  1905;  M.  E.,  1910;  Univ.  ol 
Chicago;  Columbia  Univ.  B.  S.,  1912;  A.  M., 
1913;  married,  Elmira,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  25,  1915  to 
Eulessa  S.  Bien — children,  Mayre  Louese  and 
Marjery  Ann  Brenneman;  taught  school  and 
was  supervising  principal  of  schools  town 
of  Oyster  Bay,  Long  Island;  also  connected 
with  educational  dept.  of  Victor  Talking 
Machine  Co.,  Camden,  N.  J.  and  lecturer  on 
Chautauqua  circuit;  became  life  insurance 
broker;  known  by  reason  of  amount  of  life 
insurance  sold  as  "a  millionaire  writer"; 
general  agent  Equitable  Life  Insurance  Co. 
of  Iowa;  pres.,  L.  L.  Brenneman  &  Co.; 
member,  Cleveland  Life  Undewriters,  Inc. 
and  National  Assn.  of  Life  Underwriters; 
organized  Northeastern  Ohio  Juniata  As- 
sociation and  has  since  been  secretary  and 
treasurer;  member,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Lake- 
wood  Dancing  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence: 
18151  Clifton-rd.,  Clifton  Park,  Lakewood. 
Office:    1837   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

BRETT,  Ruth  Connolly,  born,  Cleveland, 
June  12,  1896;  daughter  James  and  Margaret 
(Poran)  Connolly;  educated  Shaw  high  school 
and  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  July  10,  1917  to  William  Howard 
Brett,  Jr. — children,  William  Howard  Brett, 
III;  member  Sigma  Psi  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence:   3760    Mayfield-rd. 

BRETT,  William  Howard,  Jr.,  manufactur- 
ing; born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  31,  1893;  son 
William  H.  and  Alice  L.  (Allen)  Brett;  edu- 
cated, Dartmouth  College,  1916,  A.  B.;  mar- 
ried, Washington,  D.  C,  July  10,  1917  to  C. 
Ruth  Connolly — children,  William  H.  Brett, 
III;  world  war,  U.  S.  Army,  April,  1917  to 
Dec  1918;  sec.  The  Enamel  Products 
Co.;  member.  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  tennis.  Residence:  3760 
Mayfield-rd.  Office:  The  Enamel  Products 
Co. 

BREVES,  Iionis  William,  paint,  varnish  and 
lacquer  rafgr. ;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  17,  1888; 
son  Chas.  and  Marie  (Fix)  Breves;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  school;  University  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  17,  1910  to  Grace 
Georgia  Vogt — children,  Laverne  Lillian; 
pres.  Cleveland  Paint  Oil  &  Varnish  Club; 
pres.  Cleveland  Paint  Club  Golfers;  director 
of  purchases  and  factory  mgr.  Arco  Com- 
pany; member  Cedarhurst  Country  Club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2035  Bruns- 
wick-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  6408  Euclid- 
ave. 

BREW^ER,  Abraliam  T.,  lawyer;  born, 
Monroe  Co.,  O.,  Sept.  20,  1841;  son  Abraham 
and  Mary  (Mitchell)  Brewer;  educated,  Har- 
lem Springs  college;  Ohio  State  Law  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  1900  to  Clara  G.  Tagg; 
served  over  3  years  in  Civil  war,  61st  Pa. 
Vols.;  seriously  wounded  at  battle  of  Fair 
Oaks;  trustee  W^estern  Reserve  Historical 
Society;  member  Sons  of  American  Revolu- 
tion; author  Ohio  Corporations,  five  editions, 
1884-1903;  author  History  of  the  61st  Penn. 
Volunteers,  1911.  Residence:  B704  Haw- 
thorne-ave. 

BREWER,  W^ilbcrt  S.,  lithography;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  1,  1893;  son  of  William  N. 
and  Lulu  A.  Brewer;  educated  Case  School 
Applied  Science,  mechanical  engineering  1915; 
served  in  World  War  over  seas  in  France  and 
Belguira;    associated    with    Otis    Lithograph 


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Co.  since  college  with  exception  of  war 
period  and  one  year  spent  in  far  north; 
president  Otis  Lithograph  Co.  and  director 
Bay  State  Film  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Zeta  Psi 
fraternity,  University,  of  Canterbury  golf 
club  and  Clifton  club,  Cleveland  and  Hunt- 
ingdon Bay  club,  N.  Y.  Residence.  11732 
Edgewater-dr.,  Cleveland.  Office:  E.  17th 
and    Payne-ave. 

BREWER.  Mrs.  AVilliam  >'..  born,  Bruns- 
wick. O.,  Nov.  6,  1862;  daughter  David  T. 
and  Ellen  (Park)  Sherwood:  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  high  school  and  Normal  School; 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  10.  1884  to  "William 
Nelson  Brewer — children.  Wilbert  Sherwood, 
and  Elizabeth  Brewer,  Caroline  Brewer  Goff 
and  Evalyn  Brewer  Ames;  director  of  Eliza 
Jennings  Home;  member,  Clifton  Club.  Resi- 
dence:   11732    "West    Shore-dr. 

BRIGGS,  Claude  Porter,  teacher;  born, 
Minier,  111..  Nov.  1879;  son  Ben.  T.  and  Agnes 
(Porter)  Briggs,  educated,  Illinois  Normal 
school;  Univ.  of  Illinois,  A.  B. ;  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago; Teachers  college,  Columbia  Univ.  and 
Harvard  Univ.:  married,  Aurora,  111.,  1909  to 
Kathryn  Kendall — children,  Jane,  Barbara 
and  Kendall  Porter  Briggs;  member  Phi 
Delta  Gappa  fraternity;  pres.  Nat.  Assn.  of 
Secondary  Sfhool  principals:  Clifton  lodge, 
F.  &  A.  M. ;  director  Midwest  Savings  &  Loan 
Bank.  Residence:  1616  Belle-ave.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  Lakewood    High   School. 

BRIGGS,  D^ljBTht  Palmer,  advertising; 
born.  Cleveland,  June  9,  1861;  son  Chas.  C. 
and  Minerva  (Hinckley)  Briggs;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  and  high  schools;  married, 
Elyria,  O.,  Nov.  16,  1882  to  Anna  Bradford 
Boyd — children,  Edna  Boyd  Briggs  Mac- 
I..achlan;  married,  Sept.  10,  1913  to  Annie 
E.  Corom;  with  Cleveland  Topics  20  years 
in  advertising  dept.  Residence:  3385  Ken- 
more-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  319  Caxton 
Bldg. 

BRIGGS,  Howard  I.Innell,  director  of  vo- 
cational and  practical  arts  education;  born, 
Boston,  Mass,  July  22,  1888;  son  Frank  Joseph 
and  Jeanette  (I^innell)  Briggs;  educated,  en- 
gineering at  Northeastern  College,  Boston, 
Mass.;  B.  S.  "Vocational  at  Carnegie  Institute 
of  Tech.;  M.  A.  Educational  administration, 
University  of  Mich.;  summer  courses.  Har- 
vard Univ.;  married,  San  Antonio,  Texas, 
March  11,  1919  to  Elizabeth  Leonore  John- 
son— children,  Elizabeth  Linnell  Briggs; 
world  war.  served  psychological  div.  com- 
pleted training  courses  for  examiners  medical 
officers  training  camp.  Camp  Greenleaf, 
Georgia;  at  close  of  war  was  in  charge  of 
industrial  training,  Base  hospital.  No.  1,  re- 
habilitation; served  in  capacities,  shop 
teacher,  supervisor,  trade  school  principal, 
vocational  director  since  1911  in  various 
cities  including  New  Bedford  and  Newton, 
Mass.,  Salisbury,  Conn.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa..  El 
Paso,  Texas,  Claremore,  Okla.,  Saginaw,  Mich., 
and  Cleveland;  pres.  "Voc.  Sec.  National 
Education  Assn.;  member.  Executive  Com- 
mittee School  Masters  Club;  member.  Na- 
tional Society  for  "Vocational  Education,  Na- 
tional Society  for  Study  of  Education,  Na- 
tional Educational  Assn.,  Ohio  State  Society 
for  "Vocational  Education;  "Vocational  Edu- 
cation Assn.  of  Middle  "W'est.,  Ohio  State 
Teachers  Assn.,  North  Eastern  Ohio  Teachers 
Assn.,  School  Masters  Club,  Manual  Arts  club 
of  Cleveland  and  Phi  Delta  Kappa  Honorary 
Educational  fraternity;  member  City  club; 
author  of  "Practical  Bricklaying;"  contri- 
butor to  year  book  National  Society  for  Study 
of  Education  and  other  educational  and  re- 
search     publications.         Recreations:      cross 


country  drives,  walks,  golf,  lectures,  concerts, 
operas,  dramas  and  working  with  tools.  Resi- 
dence: 17014  Kenyon-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    Board    of    Education. 

BRIGGS.  Jeannette  Stiver*,  born,  Ripley, 
O..  April  10,  1894;  educated,  Hathaway 
Brown,  1913;  one  year  Miss  Madiera's,  "Wash- 
ington, D.  C. ;  one  year  Mrs.  Scoville's,  New 
York  City;  married,  Ripley,  O.,  July  14,  1917 
to  Maurice  Briggs — children,  Billy  and  Bar- 
bara   Briggs.       Residence:     2116    Renrock-rd. 

BRIGGS,  Maurice,  attorney;  born,  Horton, 
Kansas.  July  20,  1892;  son  "W.  M.  and  Ida  May 
(Von  Buchols)  Briggs;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.,  B.  A.,  1914;  "Western  Reserve  Univ., 
LL.  D.,  1924;  married,  Ripley,  O.,  July  14, 
1917  to  Jeannette  Baird  Stivers — children, 
Billy  and  Barbara  Briggs;  with  law  firm 
Briggs  &  Briggs;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta, 
Phi  Delta  Phi,  Theta  Nu  Epsilon,  and  Gamma 
Phi  fraternities;  Sphinx  Senior  Society  and 
Bucket  and  Dipper  Junior  Society  and  A.U."V. 
society,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Roadside 
clubs.  Residence:  2116  Renrock-rd.  Office: 
320   Leader  Bldg. 

BRIGGS,  "VVarren  M.,  lawyer:  born,  Horton, 
Kansas.  March  8,  1890;  son  "William  M.  and 
Ida  M.  (Buchols)  Briggs;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.,  A.  B.,  1911;  Harvard  Law  school,  L.L.B., 
1915;  married,  Ripley,  O.,  July  14,  1917  to 
Tlildegarde  E.  Shoemaker — children.  Eu- 
genia May,  James  "Warren  and  John  Jerome 
Briggs;  asst.  law  director,  Cleveland,  1920; 
world  war.  Capt.  U.  S.  Infantry,  1918-1919; 
sec.  Cleveland  club;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa, 
and  Delta  Tau  Delta  fraternity.  University 
club.  Residence:  Alcazar  Hotel.  Office:  320 
Leader     Bldg. 

BRINTNAL,I«  Roy  Arthur,  oculist;  born, 
"Valley  City,  O.,  March  1,  1884;  son  Arthur 
and  Edith  (Phelps)  Brintnall;  educated, 
"Valley  City  high  school;  Purdue  Univ.;  Ohio 
"Weslyan  Univ.;  "Western  Reserve  Medical, 
1911,  M.  D. ;  New  York  Eye  &  Ear  Infirmary; 
world  war,  capt.  med.  corps.,  1917-1918.  com- 
manding convalescent  hospital  No.  15;  di- 
rector First  Aid,  American  Red  Cross,  Lake 
Div.,  Ohio,  Kentucky,  Mich..  Ind.  and  "W. 
"Va.,  1921;  chief  Bureau  Hospitals,  Ohio, 
1922;  specializing  diseases  and  injuries  of 
eyes,  1923;  general  practice  medicine,  1912- 
1P17;  practice  now  limited  to  traumatic  eye; 
member  Phi  Gamma  Delta,  Phi  Beta  Pi 
fraternities;  American  Legion.  Army  &  Navy 
I'ost  No.  54.  Recreation:  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 1419  Grace-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
302    Osborn    Bldg. 

BRITTINGHAM.  Harold  Hlxon,  physician; 
son  Thomas  Evans  and  Mary  (Clark)  Brit- 
tingham;  educated,  Hotchkiss,  1912;  Yale, 
1916,  A.  B. ;  Harvard  Medical,  1920,  M.  D.; 
married,  Ft.  "Worth,  Texas,  Nov.  8,  1921  to 
Lucille  Matthews — children,  Thomas  Evans 
Brittingham  II;  world  war,  served  in  Medi- 
cal corps.;  member  Medical  Arts  Society; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Sigma  XI  and  Alpha  Ome- 
ga Alpha  fraternities;  University  and  Tennis 
clubs.        Residence:     2195     Demington-dr. 

BRITTINGHAM.  l/ucllle  Matthews  born, 
Albony,  Texas;  daughter,  John  Alexander  and 
Sallie  Ann  (Reynolds)  IMatthews;  odnoated. 
Univ.  of  Texas;  married.  Ft.  "Worth,  Texas, 
Nov.  8,  1921  to  Harold  Hixon  Brittingham — 
children,  Thomas  Evans  Brittingham  II,  and 
Sally  Brittingham;  member  "U'omen's  City 
Club.   Residence:    2195   Demington-dr. 

BRITTOX,  Charles  Schuyler,  executive; 
born,    Cleveland,    Aug.    21,    1S60;    son    Joseph 


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■U'.  and  Salome  Plerson  (Schuyler)  Britton; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  and  private 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  20,  1881 
to  Caroline  Louise  Beckwith  (deceased); 
married,  Milwaukee,  April  5,  1899  to  Anne 
Brighan;  councilman  of  Bratenahl  village; 
Pres.  Cleveland  Topics  Co.,  Britton-Gardner 
Printing  Co.,  Carroll  Realty  Co.,  Rockwell 
Building  Co.;  vice-pres.  Motorteria  Company; 
director  S.  LelMur  Co.;  member  Union,  Tav- 
ern, Country,  Kirtland  and  Pepper  Pike  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  10712  Lake 
Shore-blvd.     Office:  Caxton  Bldg. 

BRITTON,  Karl  Becktvith,  executive;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  Charles  S.  and  Carrie  (Beck- 
with) Britton;  educated.  University  school; 
Cornell  Univ.,  1906.  M.E. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, to  Jessie  Tuttle — children,  Barbara  and 
Beckwith  Britton;  vice  pres.  Britton-Gardner 
Printing  Co.  and  Cleveland  Topics  Co.;  vice- 
pres.  and  sec.  Rockwell  Building  Co.;  pres. 
Superior  Rockwell  Garage;  sec.  Carroll  Realty 
Co.;  trcas.  Retail  Trade  Corporation;  mem- 
ber Society  of  Automotive  Engineers;  Univer- 
sity, Mid-Day  and  Cedarhurst  Country  clubs; 
Cornell  club  of  New  York.  Residence:  3350 
Bradford-rd.  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  205 
Caxton    Bldg. 

BROADBEXT.  Blrdsall  Holly,  orthodon- 
tist; born.  Lockport.  N.  Y.,  Sept.  27.  1894;  son 
James  P.  and  Mable  Louise  (Holly)  Broad- 
bent;  educated,  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
D.D.S. ;  Angle  college  of  Ortliodontia,  Pasa- 
dena, Cal;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  27,  192  L 
to  Bernice  Marian  Mathews — children,  Ann 
Louise  and  Jane  Elizabeth  Broadbent;  world 
war,  enlisted  in  Medical  Reserve  corps;  mem- 
ber Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  American  Den- 
tal societies;  Edward  H.  Angle  Society  of 
Orthodontists;  Psi  Omega  fraternity;  deputy 
Commissioner  and  15  year  veteran  of  Cleve- 
land Boy  Scouts;  member  Rotary,  Cleveland 
Athetlic  and  National  Town  and  Country 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
14437   Superior-rd.    Office:     1534   Keith   Bldg. 

BROCKETT,  Bluford  AV..  patent  law;  born, 
Baltimore,  Md.,  July  27,  1877;  son  Benjamin 
F.  and  Caroline  (Hunter)  Brockett;  educated, 
LL.B.,  1899;  LL.M.  1900;  masters  of  Patents, 
1901;  graduate  Columbian  Law  School,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. ;  married,  Washington,  D.  C, 
April  10,  1907  to  Francis  Jeanette  Miller;  en- 
tered practice  of  law  with  Whitaker  &  Pre- 
vost  at  Washington,  D.  C. ;  came  to  Cleve- 
land, 1901  with  Thurston  &  Bates;  entered 
practice  alone  December  1905;  formed  pres- 
ent partnership  of  Brockett  &  Hyde,  1916; 
director.  Shaker  Heights  Country  club;  vice- 
pres.,  Bewsick  Round  Fabric  Belting  Co.; 
member.  Shaker  Heights  Country,  Union, 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  2501 
Guilford-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1430 
Keith    Bldg. 

BROCKWAY,  Clarence  Mellen.  automohle 
industry;  born,  Boston,  Mass.,  June  11,  1872; 
son  Charles  Gordon  and  Amelia  Frances 
(Hight)  Brockway;  educated,  Worcester 
Academy,  Mass.;  Boston  school  of  Technology, 
Mass.  Institute;  married,  Cleveland,  Mar. 
23,  1912  to  Louise  Horton — children,  Horton 
and  Ruth  Brockway;  veteran  Spanish  Amer- 
ican war;  enlisted  Private  Troop  A.,  Ist 
Ohio  Cavalry;  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
club.  Residence:  1839  Farmington-rd.,  E. 
Cleveland.  Office:  A.  B.  Smythe  Bldg.,  Huron- 
rd. 

BROCKW.VY.  I.oiiImo  Iloptoii.  l>orn.  Cl.vo- 
land,  June  21,  1875;  daughter  William  Perry 
and  Emma  (Sawtelle)  Brockway;  educated, 
Cleveland  grade  and  high  schools;  Lasell 
Seminary,  Auburndale,  Mass.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  23,  1912  to  Clarence  Mellen  Brock- 


waj' — children,  Horton  and  Ruth  Brockway. 
Residence:  1839  Farmington-rd.,  E.  Cleve- 
land. 

BRODIE,  Warren  James,  secretary;  born, 
Rochester,  N.  Y.,  April  27,  1863;  son  William 
Alexander  and  Laura  (Diver)  Brodie;  edu- 
cated, Geneseo  State  Normal  School,  1883; 
Rutgers  College,  1887,  B.  S.;  entered  service 
of  Standard  Oil  Company  as  private  secretary 
to  Louis  H.  Severance  and  served  until  his 
death;  then  private  secretary  to  John  L. 
Severance  and  Charles  F.  Brush;  sec.  and 
treas.,  Cleveland  Arcade  Co.;  director,  Linde 
Air  Products  Co.;  director,  Colonial  Salt  Co.; 
trustee,  Rutgers  college;  member  Union,  Uni- 
versity, Mayfleld  Country,  Canterbury  Coun- 
try, Garfield  Perry  Stamp  clubs  and  Universi- 
ty club  of  N.  Y.,  and  Zeta  Psi  club  of  N.  Y. 
Recreation:  golf,  yachting,  chemistry,  print- 
ing, photography,  painting,  philately,  col- 
lecting stringed  musical  Instruments.  Resi- 
dence: University  club.  Office:  480  The  Ar- 
cade. 

BROMLEY,  Charles  Howard,  sales  manager; 
born,  Ohio,  1873;  son  Harry  and  Zorada  Brom- 
ley; educated,  Jackson,  Mich.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  22,  1900  to  Frances  G.  Ginn — child- 
ren, Harry  Bromley;  on  advisory  board. 
Heights  Savings  &  Loan  Co. ;  member.  Masonic 
lodge,  Chagrin  Valley  Golf,  Cleveland  Athle- 
tic and  Union  clubs.  Residence:  2192  Bell- 
fleld-ave. 

BRONSON,  Adelbert  Emmons,  sec.  and  sales 
mgr. ;  educated.  Central  high  school;  Prince- 
ton Univ.;  married  to  H.  Elizabeth  Steuer — 
children,  Adelbert  E.  Bronson,  Jr.;  sec.  and 
sales  mgr.  Dill  Mfg.  Co.;  director  Nelson 
Special  Machine  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Heights  Commandery;  National  Town  and 
Country,  Akron  University  and  Canterbury 
Golf  clubs.  Residence:  2713  Lancashire-rd. 
Office:  684  E.  82nd-st. 

BROOKHART,  Anna  R.,  born  Lon- 
don, Ont.,  July  7,  1879;  daughter  Wm. 
and  Cornelia  IBuhre)  Mills;  educated,  Chey- 
enne, Wyo.  high  school;  London,  Ont.  con- 
servatory of  music;  married,  Cheyenne,  Wyo., 
Aug.  28,  1906  to  Leslie  S.  Brookhart — children, 
Cornelia,  Kathleen,  Elinore  and  John  M. 
Brookhart;  world  war,  Glenville  chapter  Red 
Cross;  pres.  Collinwood  parent  teachers  assn., 
1920;  member  Glenville  Monday  club;  pres. 
Women's  Guild  Incarnation  church,  1919- 
1926.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  245  Over- 
look   Park-dr. 

BROOKHART,   Don,  pres.    Brookhart  Fruit 

Co.;  born,  Lima,  O..  Dec.  7,  1883;  son  Barton 
A.  and  Lulu  (Curtis)  Brookhart;  educated, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Younga- 
town,  O.,  Nov.  2,  1910  to  Grace  Foster  Balrd 
— children,  Baird,  Suzanne  and  Jan<>t  Brook- 
hart; member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity; Cleveland  Athletic  Club.  Office: 
764    Broadway. 

BROOKHART,  Leslie  S..  physician — sur- 
geon; born,  Letts,  Iowa.  Oct.  10,  1880;  son 
John  W.  and  Martha  (Shallabarger)  Brook- 
hart; educated,  Cheyenne  high  school,  Chey- 
enne, Wyo.;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  dept.  of  medicine 
and  surgery,  M.  D.,  1905;  married,  Chey- 
enne, Wyo.,  Aug.  28,  1906  to  Anna  R.  Mills — 
children,  four;  Spanish  American  War,  1898- 
1899,  private  Co.  G.  Wyoming  volunteers, 
service  in  Philippine  Islands;  world  war, 
1918-1919,  capt.  U.  S.  medical  corps.,  service 
Base  hospital,  Camp  Sherman,  chief  of  Sur- 
gical service  Base  hospital;  momber  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  Madison  Golf 
Lakelands,  Big  Ten,  Univ.  of  Michigan  Union 
and  Cleveland  clubs.    Recreation:  golf.    Resl- 


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dence:    245    Overlook    Park-dr.       Office:    S314 
Euclid-ava. 

BROOKS,  Arthur  DeWItt,  printing;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  23,  1877;  son  Arthur  S.  and 
Mary  (DeWitt)  Brooks;  educated,  Cornell 
Univ.,  B.S.  1900;  married,  June  26,  1911  to 
Marlon  Wetmore — children,  Russell  C.  Brooks; 
ores.  The  Brooks  Co.;  director  Guardian 
Trust  Co.  and  Eaton  Axle  &  Spring  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists;  Union, 
Mayfleld  and  Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  11936 
Carlton-rd.     Office:  1241  Superior-ave.  E. 

BROOKS,  Charles  S.,  writer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  25,  1878;  son  Stephen  E.  and  Mary 
E.  (Coffinberry)  Brooks;  educated,  Yale, 
1900,  A.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1907 
to  Minerva  C.  Kline;  formerly  employer  of 
shipping  board,  Washington;  formerly  em- 
ployer of  commission  under  State  dept., 
N.  Y.  C;  vice-pres.  and  director  Brooks  Co.; 
director  Freehold  Co.;  pres.  The  Play  House; 
vlce-pres.  The  Play  House  Foundation;  mem- 
ber University,  Rowfant,  Tavern,  Kirtland 
and  Pepper  Pike  clubs;  Yale  club  of  New 
York;  graduates  club  of  New  Haven;  Eliza- 
bethan club  of  New  Haven;  author  of  Jour- 
neys in  Bagdad,  1915;  There's  Pippins  and 
Cheese  to  Come,  1917;  Chimney  Pot  Papers, 
1919;  Hints  to  Pilgrims,  1921;  Luca  Sarto,  a 
novel,  1920;  Frightful  Play,  1922;  A  Thread 
of  English  Road,  1924;  Luca  Sarto,  a  play, 
1924;  Like  Summer's  Cloud,  1925;  Roundabout 
to  Canterbury,  1926.  Residence:  11107  Mag- 
nolia-dr. 

BROOKS,  Charles  Twing,  lawyer;  born, 
Salem,  O.,  March  29,  1867;  son  J.  Twing  and 
Annie  P.  (Miller)  Brooks;  educated,  Yale, 
A.  B.,  1889;  Harvard,  LL.B.,  1894;  connected 
with  Squire,  Sanders  &  Dempsey  1894-1914; 
retired  from  active  practice;  sec.  Geo.  H. 
Bowman  Co.;  pres.  Hurd  Coal  &  Iron  Co.; 
director  Farmer's  Natl.  Bank,  Salem,  O. ; 
member  Tavern,  Rowfant,  Union,  Mid-Day, 
Mayfleld  Country  and  Chagrin  "Valley  Hunt 
clubs;  University  and  Yale  clubs  of  New 
York.  Residence:  12526  Cedar-rd.  Office:  224 
Euclid-ave. 

BROOKS,  Cheater  K.,  iron  and  steel  manu- 
facturer; born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  6,  1885;  eon 
Edward  H.  and  Agnes  Endicott  (Chapln) 
Brooks;  educated,  Yale  Univ.,  B.  A.,  1906; 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.,  1908; 
married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  5,  1914  to  Elizabeth 
Freeman  Brown — children,  Harvey,  Laura 
and  Oliver  Brooks;  director  Brown  Hoist- 
ing Machinery  Co.,  Philip  H.  Collins  Co., 
and  C.  L.  Ryley  Coal  Co.;  director  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  member  American  Iron  and 
Steel  Institute;  Alpha  Delta  Phi,  Phi  Beta 
Kappa,  Sigma  XI  and  Tau  Beta  PI  fraterni- 
ties; Union,  Tavern,  Kirtland  and  Wlnous 
Point  Shooting  clubs.  Residence:  2724  Berk- 
Bhlre-rd.      Office:    10600    Qulncy-ave. 

BROOKS,  Daisy  Worthlngton,  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  1,  1878;  daughter  Ralph  and 
Helen  H.  (Ely)  Worthlngton;  educated. 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school,  Hathaway  Brown, 
Annie  Brown's  school.  New  York,  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  16,  1902  to  Wilbur  Hart 
Brooks — children,  Katharine  Brooks;  world 
war.  Red  Cross  service;  member.  Union, 
Mayfleld  Country,  Mid-day  and  Pepper  Pike 
clubs.  Residence:  11945  Carlton-rd.,  Euclid 
Hghts. 

BROOKS,  Ernest  Ralph,  physician;  born, 
Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Oct.  19,  1882;  son  Ell  R. 
and  Belinda  (Thomas)  Brooks;  educated, 
Pittsburgh  Central  high  school,  1900;  Wash- 
ington &  Jefferson  college,  A.  B.  1904;  West- 
ern   Reserve    Medical    college,    M.    D.    1908; 


married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  19,  1909  to  Maude 
D.  Bothwell — children,  Maude  B.  and  Ernest 
R.  Brooks,  Jr.;  supt.  Warrensville  Tubercular 
Farm,  1909-1912;  world  war  nerved  on  car- 
die vascular  board  and  with  Base  hospital 
No.  133;  held  Major's  commission  in  Med. 
Reserve  corps;  director,  Western  Reserve 
Navigation  Co.;  member  A.  M.  A.,  Cleveland 
Med.  Library,  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine, Ohio  State  Med.  Assn.,  A.  T.  O.  fra- 
ternity, Nu  Sigma  Nu  Med.  fraternity,  Cleve- 
land Museum  of  Art,  University,  Acacia 
Country  and  Northern  Ohio  Gun  and  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  volley-ball, 
fishing.  Residence:  9400  EucUd-ave.  Office: 
312   Osborn   Bldg. 

BROOKS,  Henry  Martin,  Insurance  and 
real  estate,  born  June  23,  1848,  Elyria,  O., 
son  Henry  Johnsen  Brooks  and  Abigail 
(Hart)  Brooks;  married  In  Cleveland,  O., 
July  6,  1870  to  Harriet  Eliza  Moore — chil- 
dren, Mrs.  Mabel  Brooks  Wilbur,  Mrs.  Ger- 
trude Brooks  Dalzell,  Mrs.  Q.  W.  Bentley, 
Wilbur  H.,  and  Stephen  H.  Brooks.  Served  In 
Ohio  State  militia  during  Civil  war,  outstand- 
ing Republican;  entered  Insurance  field  in 
Sept.  1866,  continuing  until  present,  60  con- 
secutive years,  during  which  period  he  served 
as  official  and  director  various  banks  and 
industries,  besides  handling  real  estate 
(principally  business  properties)  as  owner 
and  agent,  chairman  of  board  and  direc- 
tor of  The  Brooks  &  Stafford  Co.,  direc- 
tor The  Brooks  Co.,  publishers  and  director 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member  Union  club. 
Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Chamber  of  In- 
dustry. Recreations:  golf,  fishing  and  travel. 
Residence:  Elandon-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    1231   Chester-ave. 

BROOKS,  James  C,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  22,  1876;  son  Stephen  E.  and  Mar> 
E  (Coffinberry)  Brooks;  educated,  Yale,  A. 
B. ;  Harvard,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland  to 
Frances  Perkins — children,  James  C.  Brooks, 
Jr.;  married,  April  7,  1926  to  Mrs.  Linda  Bole 
Perkins;  world  war,  in  legal  dept.  of  Ameri- 
can Red  Cross  in  France,  Aug.  1917  to  Jan. 
1919;  appointed  solicitor  of  American  Red 
Cross  in  France,  March,  1918;  member  law 
firm  Boyd,  Cannon,  Brooks  &  Wickham;  di- 
rector Brooks  Co.,  W.  S.  Gllky  Printing  Co., 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  Hill  Clutch  Co.  and 
Postergraph  Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi 
fraternity;  Union,  Kirtland  Country,  Pepper 
Pike  and  Tavern  clubs.  Residence:  11107 
Magnolia-dr.        Office:    900    Marshall    Bldg. 

BROOKS,  Katharine,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
6,  1902;  son  Wilbur  H.  and  Daisy  (Worthlng- 
ton) Brooks;  educated,  Hathaway-Brown 
school;  Mount  Vernon  seminary,  W^ashlng- 
ton;  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  member  Junior 
League.     Residence:   11945  Carlton-rd. 

BROOKS,  Katherlne  Gill,  born,  Cleveland. 
Jan.  31,  1888;  daughter  Oliver  KIngsley  and 
Harriet  Ellen  (Gill)  Brooks;  educated.  Miss 
Mittleberger's  school;  Ingleslde  school.  New 
Mllford,  Conn.;  world  war.  Chairman  recrea- 
tional committee  of  Lakeside  Unit.;  asst. 
director  Bureau  of  Personnel,  Lake  Division, 
A.  R.  C. ;  served  as  pres.  Board  of  Trustees 
Visiting  Nurse  Assn.;  sec.  Junior  League; 
sec.  Board  of  Managers  of  St.  John's  Orphan- 
age, identified  with  visiting  nurse  assn.;  St. 
Johns  orphanage;  member  Women's  City 
club.       Residence:    2692    Berkshlre-rd. 

BROOKS,  Marsraret  Alice,  born  Columbus, 
O.,  1860;  daughter  William  B.  and  Rachel 
(Hardlnge)  Brooks;  educated,  high  school; 
Hollldaysburg,    Pa.    seminary;    stenographer 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

with    Standard    Oil    Co.    from    1898    to    Nov.,  BROWN,     Chnrles     Robert     Conrnd,     pres. 

I'JliS;  member  Woman's  City  club.    Residence:  Sunshine     Cut    Glass    Co.;     born,     Cleveland, 

1905    Wadena   st.,    E.    Cleveland.  March    7,    1884;    son    Robert    C.    and    Caroline 

BROOKS.    Wilbur    Hart,    insurance;    born,  d-:J^^^l^^^\    Brown;    educated     common    and 


Princeton    Alumni    Assn.,    Mayfield    Country.  ^  Lakewood    Country    and    Shrine    clubs 

Lnion,      Mid-Day     and      Pepper-Pike     clubs  ^^^     Chamber     of     Commerce.       Recreation: 

Residence:      11945    Carlton-rd.      Office:      1231  goif.       Residence:       York-rd.,    Parma    Hghts. 

Chester-ave.  Office:      1312    Ontario-st. 

BROWN.    Abner    B.,    born,    Cleveland,    Nov.         bROWN,  Dale,  mgr.  Cleveland  Better  Bus- 

14.  1871;  son  Nathaniel  and  Rose  (England)  iness  Bureau;  born,  Amboy.  111.,  Sept.  15, 
Brown;  educated,  public  school;  married,  iggi-  gon  strother  M.  and  Myrtle  (Spencer) 
Minn.,  Jan.,  1900  to  Ray  G.  Brown— children,  Brown;  educated,  public  schools  of  Chicago 
Ins  Brown;  served  two  terms  as  director  and  Cleveland;  Glenville  high  school;  Adel- 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  vice-pres.  and  mgr.  bert  college,  graduated,  1913;  Western  Re- 
Carey  Co.;  vice-pres.  Doan  Savings  &  Loan  gerve  Univ.  Law  school,  graduated.  1915;  A. 
Co.;  pres.  Essble  Realty  Co.;  pres.  Carey  g,  ^nd  LL.B.  degrees;  married,  Cleveland, 
Realty,  Inc.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  West-  gept.  15,  1919  to  Frances  Ely  Coulton— child- 
chester-Biltmoie  Country.  Sleepy  Hollow,  ren,  Sarah  Ann  and  Elizabeth  Ely  Brown; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Cedarhurst,  and  Shaker  -world  war,  private,  corporal  and  sergeant 
Heights  Country  clubs.  Residence:  Wade  i^  machine  gun  co.  5th  Ohio  National  Guard, 
Park   Manor.     Office:    5906    Euclid-ave.  1915-1916;   served   for    9    months   at   El   Paso, 

BROWN,     Alma     Davis,     born,     Cleveland;  Te^as,    1916-1917;    2nd    Lieut.    H.    Co     145th 

daughter  John  H.  and  Rhoda  Helen    (Dixon)  f'^S?y''"^c'apl'Hd'^r'"co   ?4i?h  In?antJy''served 

Davis;  educated,  Cleveland  schools  and  Ober-  ^^e/seks"^  wUh"^ l^s'  ?nfant'ry  Som  '5une    1918 

lin    conservatory;    married,    Cleveland,    Dec.  ^q   ju^e   1919    in    Meuse-Argonne   and   Ypres- 

15,  1886  to  George  Hayes  Brown — children,  Lyg  offensive  and  in  two  defense  sectors; 
Hattie  Brown  Hobson,  Lucille  Brown  Ketch-  .^as  regimental  intelligence  and  operations 
am,  D'Etta  Brown  Dodge,  Georgie  Brown  officer  from  June  1918  to  January  1919; 
Mitchell,  Jean  Kathryn,  Wilson  D.  and  Win-  transferred  to  357th  Infantry  90th  Dlv. 
ton  H.  Brown;  world  war  worked  in  Lake-  army  of  occupation  in  Jan.  1919;  served  aa 
wood  Red  Cross  and  on  Lakewood  Mayor's  ofTlcer  in  charge  of  German  civilian  affairs 
war  committee;  women's  committee,  D.A.R.;  at  Hillesheim,  Germany  from  Jan.  1919  to 
honorary  vice-pres.  St.  Luke's  hospital;  june  1919;  mustered  out  Aug.  1919  as  Capt. 
woman's  board  of  managers;  Grant-Wilson  of  Infantry;  decorated  by  France  with  Croix- 
parent  teachers  executive  board;  Western  de-Guerre;  asst.  sec.  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Reserve  Chapter  D.A.R.;  Animal  Protective  1919-1923;  manager  Cleveland  Better  Busi- 
League;  supt.  of  temperance  and  missions,  ness  Bureau,  1923  to  date;  member  Legisla- 
W.  C.  T.  U.;  Consumer's  League;  Lakewood  tive  Committee  Chamber  of  Commerce;  mem- 
League  of  Women  Voters;  pres.  Three  Arts  ber  Executive  committee  American  Legion, 
club;  member  Book  &  Thimble  and  Lake-  Cuyahoga  County,  1919-1924;  member,  Masonic 
wood  Women's  clubs;  member  Lakewood  fraternity,  32nd  degree;  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  and 
M.  E.  church;  teacher  for  many  years  in  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternities;  Cleveland 
S.S.;  vice-pres.  Home  and  Foreign  Missionary  Grays,  Cleveland  Advertising  club  and 
Societies  etc;  former  member  Deaconess'  chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  tennis, 
board  in  M.  E.  church;  former  member  Bible  fishing.  Residence:  3305  Daleford-rd.  Shaker 
committee  in  Cleveland  West  Side  Y,  W.  C.  A.  Hghts.  Office:  Federal  Reserve  Bank  Bldg. 
Residence:   15620    Detroit-ave.,    Lakewood,    O.  ,    „      -        ,.  ,       ■ 

BROWN.    Edward    H..    furniture    business; 

BROW^N.    Andrew    H.,    asst.    transportation  born,    Cleveland,    July   24,    1895;    son    Edward 

commissioner;  born,  Peoria,  111.,  July  5,  1889;  james  and  Delia   (Howey)    Brown;   educated, 

son     George     N.     and     Emma     L.      (Carlson)  Cornell    Univ.,    M.    E.,    1920;    world    war,    1st 

Brown;    educated.    Univ.    of    Michigan.    A.    B.;  lleut.     324th     F.     sig.     brig.;     member     Troop 

John   Marshall   school   of  Law,   LL.    B. ;   mar-  A    at    present;    sec.    and    treas.    Brown    Bros, 

ried,    Boston,    Mass.,    Aug.    19,    1922    to    Helen  Stores,  Inc.;   member  Alpha  Tau  Omego  fra- 

N.    Betts — children,    Helen    Elizabeth,    George  ternity;     University,     Cleveland     Advertising 

Robbins,      and      Andrew      Theodore      Brown;  and    Lake     Placid     clubs.        Residence:     2208 

member,   Chamber  of  Commerce,   Delta  Theta  Harcourt-dr.     Office:   2163  E.   9th-st. 

Phi  fraternity  and  Traffic  Club  of  Cleveland.        „ ,     ^,         ^    ,      .        ,.  x.. 

Residence:      2041      Carabel-ave.,      Lakewood.        BROWN,    Edward    J.,    furniture    merchant: 

Office:  203  Chamber  of  Commerce.  born,  Berea,   O..  June   4,   1866;   son  G.   E.  and 

Hannah  M.   (Perbler)  Brown;  educated,  Bald- 

BROWT<r,    Mrs.    Burton    A.,    born.    Fredonla,  ^i^    Univ.;   married,    Berea,    O.,    Dec.    10,    1893 

N.    Y.,    Jan.    31,    1883;    daughter    Geo.    G.    and  to     Delia    E.     How.  y — children.     Edward     H. 

Edith     (Colgrove)    Miner;    educated    at    Fre-  and   Winifred   J.    Brown;   traveling  salesman 

donia.  N.  Y.  State  Norman  school,  1904;  mar-  furniture,  1886-1891;   Brown  Bros.   1891;  pres. 

ried,    Buffalo,   N.    Y.,   Sept.    5,    1906   to   Burton  Brown  Bros.  Stores.  Inc.;  pres.  Colonial  Real- 

A.    Brown — children,    Clayton    G.    and    Edith  ty  Col.;  director  Aldrlch  Howey  Co.;  trustee 

M.   Brown;   taught  school  two  years  at  Clif-  American     Whist    League;     member    Shaker 

ton  Springs,  N.  Y.;  treas.  Musical  Art  socle-  Heights     Country.     Cleveland     Athletic     and 

ty;    first   vice-pres.    Mother's    class    Epworth-  Cleveland    Duplicate    Whist    clubs.       Recrea- 

Euclld    Methodist    church.       Residence:    7606  tlon:   golf  and  whist.      Residence:   2208  Har- 

Llnwood-ave.  court-dr.     Office:  2161  E.  9th-st. 

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BROVVX,  ErncBt  Benton,  merchant;  born, 
Berea,  O.,  Mar.  24,  1868;  son  Godfrey  E.  and 
Harriet  (Peebles)  Brown;  educated,  Bald- 
win-Wallace college;  married  June  24,  18'Jl 
to  Carrie  Anthony — children,  Harriet  B.  Goss, 
Marion  B.  Truxal,  Doris  B.  Sperry;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  17,  1906  to  Mary  Zenner — 
children,  Ernest  Benton  and  Mary-Louise 
Brown;  member  Shaker  Heights  Country 
club.     Residence:     2035  Chestnut  Hills-dr. 

BROWN,  Ernest  B.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Troy,  N.  H. ;  son  H.  J.  and  A.  M.  (Bemis) 
Brown;  educated,  grammar  and  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  7,  1903  to  Mabel  S. 
Herringshaw  (deceased) — children,  two; 
member  medical  advisory  board  during  the 
war;  E.  B.  Brown,  mfg.  and  dispensing  op- 
tician; member  Coeur  De  Lion  Commandery 
No.  64;  Al  Koran  Temple,  N.  M.  S. ;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Rotary,  Cleveland  and  Willowick 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Office:  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

BROWN,  Fayette,  pig  Iron  mfg.  and  lake 
vessel  transportation;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug, 
1,  1881;  son  Harvey  H.  and  Elizabeth  F.  (Hlc- 
kox)  Brown;  educated.  University  school; 
Yale  Univ.,  A.  B. ;  married,  Elyrla,  O.,  Jan. 
18,  191.3  to  Geraldine  Walker — children,  Fay- 
ette, Willard  Walker,  Barbara  and  Ralph 
Hickox  Brown;  world  war,  135th  F.A.-A.E.P., 
France,  1918-1919;  member  of  firm  Harvey 
H.  Brown  &  Co.;  pres.  Stewart  Furnace  Co.; 
director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  Great  Lakea 
Towing  Co.,  By-Products  Coke  Corp.,  Cleve- 
land Storage  Co.;  member  Psi  Upsilon  Fra- 
ternity; Scroll  and  Key  Society;  Union,  Tav- 
ern, Mid-Day,  Mayfleld,  Klrtland  and  Chag- 
rin Valley  Hunt  clubs;  University  club  of 
N.  T.,  Raquette  club  of  Chicago;  Duquesne 
club  of  Pittsburgh;  Graduates  club  of  New 
Haven.  Residence:  2617  Berkshire-rd.  Oftice: 
1854  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

BROWN,  Francis  P.,  Jr.,  Pickands,  Mather 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland;  son  Francis  P.  and 
Elizabeth  Evatt  (Chalfant)  Brown;  educat- 
ed, Univ.  of  Wisconsin;  married,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  18,  1919  to  Sarah  Irene  Stevens — children, 
Sarah  Elizabeth  Brown;  member  Psl  Upsilon 
fraternity,  Rho  Chapter.  Residence:  2S30  N. 
Moreland-blvd.      Office:    Union    Trust   bldg. 

BROWN,  Geo.  H.,  sec.  and  treas. ;  born, 
Conneautville,  Pa.;  son  Thomas  Wilson  and 
Sarah  J.  (Mc(i!almont)  Brown;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools:  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  15,  1886 
to  Alma  S.  Davis — children,  Hattie  Brown 
Hobson,  Lucille  Brown  Ketcham,  D'Etta 
Brown  Dodge,  Georgie  Brown  Mitchell,  Jean 
Kathryn,  Wilson  D.  and  Winton  H.  Brown; 
pioneer  in  the  manufacture  of  bicycles,  auto- 
mobiles and  diesel  engines;  sec,  treas.  and  di- 
rector Winton  Engine  Co.;  treas.  and  director 
Lindsey  Wire  Weaving  Co.;  director  Cleve- 
land Trust  Co.;  chairman  official  board  Lake- 
wood  M.  E.  Church;  trustee  St.  Luke's  hospi- 
tal; trustee  Baldwin-Wallace  college;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  and  Lakewood  Chambers  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  15620  Detroit-ave., 
Lakewood.  Office:  2116  W.  106th-st.  Sum- 
mer:   Brownhaven,    Mentor    Headlands,    O. 

BROAVN,  Geraldine  Walker,  born,  Ports- 
mouth, N.  H.,  Nov.  4,  1890;  daughter  Arthur 
and  ]Mary  (Foster)  Walker;  educated, 
Briarcliff  school;  Miss  Sheldon  and  Miss 
Nixon's  school  at  Florence,  Italy;  married, 
Elyria,  O.,  Jan.  18,  1913  to  Fayette  Brown — 
children,  Fayette,  Willard  Walker,  Barbara 
and  Ralph  Hickox  Brown.  Residence:  2617 
Berkshire-rd. 

BROAVX,  Harold  Hays,  real  estate  and 
building;  born,  Adamsville,   Pa.,   son  H.  Wal- 


lace and  Elizabeth  (Findley)  Brown  Sept.  21, 
1883;  married,  Cleveland,  1907  to  Margurlte 
C.  Gill — children,  Elizabeth,  Jane  and  Jack 
Brown;  sec.  treas.  mgr.  H.  W.  Brown  &  Son 
Co.;  director  Gibraltar  Realty  Co.;  treas. 
Advance  Bldg.  Co.;  member  Willowick  Coun- 
try, Cleveland  and  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2548    Euclld-blvd.        Office:     12429     Cedar-rd. 

BROAVN,  Irene  Stevenn.  born.  Cleveland; 
daughter  Edwin  Augustus  and  Carrie  S. 
(Penney)  Stevens;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
18,  1919  to  Francis  P.  Brown,  Jr.— children, 
Sarah  Elizabeth  Brown.  Residence:  2630 
N.    Moreland-blvd. 

BRO^VN,  James  D.,  genl.  agt.  passgr.  dept. 
Erie  R.R. ;  born,  Dansville,  N.  T. ;  son  Alex- 
ander and  Harriette  (Doty)  Brown;  educat- 
ed, public  and  private  schools,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.; 
married,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  9,  1870  to  Sarah 
M.  Andrus — children,  Harriette,  Ella  and 
Edwin  H.  Brown;  director,  N.  Y.,  Penn.  & 
Ohio  R.R.  and  one  of  most  widely  known 
passengermen  in  country,  has  hobby  of  writ- 
ing and  novel  advertising  methods;  member 
Union  club;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleve- 
land R.R.  Passenger  agts.  club.  Residence; 
12337    Cedar-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

BROW^N,  Lois  Hoffman,  born,  Lakewood, 
O.,  Sept.  2,  1893;  daughter  Harry  H.  and 
Gertrude  M.  (Hartzell)  Hoffman;  educated, 
Glendale,  Ohio;  married,  Cleveland,  April  20, 
1918  to  Wayland  W.  Brown — children,  Har- 
riet Lawrence  and  Natalie  Gertrude  Brown; 
member  Junior  League  of  Cleveland.  Resi- 
dence: 2282  Grandview-ave.;  summer:  Dover 
Bay,    Rocky   River,    O. 

BROWN,  Marj'  Louise,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  23,  1876;  daughter  E.  James  and  Mary 
J.  (Granger)  Zenner;  educated,  Ursuline 
Academy  and  Central  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  17,  1906  to  Ernest  Benton 
Brown — children,  Ernest  Benton  and  Mary 
Louise  Brown;  world  war,  two  surgical  dress- 
ings groups  weekly  at  Y.W.C.A. ;  chairman 
Girl  Reserves,  Central  Y.W.C.A.;  member 
board  of  management;  trustee,  Y.W.C.A.;  pres. 
Woman's  Whist  League  of  America;  member. 
Shaker  Heights  Neighborhood  Guild,  City 
club,  Cleveland  Heights  Civic  club  and 
Wimodaissian  club.  Residence:  2035  Chest- 
nut Hills-dr. 

BROWN,  Ralph  F.,  Vice-President,  Cuya- 
hoga Abstract  Title  &  Trust  Co.;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  10,  1881;  son  Arland  and 
Alice  L.  (Frary)  Brown;  educated,  Ashta- 
bula high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
9,  1925  to  Merle  Weir — children,  Peggy  Ann 
Brown;  began  work  with  Cuyahoga  Ab- 
stract Title  &  Trust,  Sept.  30,  1900  as  office 
boy  and  advanced  to  asst.  sec.  May  6,  1919; 
made  director,  March  28,  1922  and  vice- 
pres.  May  7,  1923;  director  Lakewood  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.;  member,  Ohio  Title  Assn. 
and  American  Title  Assn.,  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  Board,  American  Institute  of  Bank- 
ing, Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic Club,  Co-Operative  Club  of  Cleveland, 
City  and  Automobile  clubs.  Recreation: 
music-piano,  handball.  Residence:  1035 
Kenneth-dr.  Office:  Cuyahoga  Abstract 
Bldg. 

BRO\%'N,  Wayland  W.,  trust  estates;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  Sept.  21,  1893;  son  Frank 
Wayland  and  Cora  (Lawrence)  Brown; 
grandson  of  W.  H.  Lawrence;  educated, 
Asheville,  N.  C,  and  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  20,  1918 
to  Lois  Terrill  Hoffman — children,  Harriet 
Lawrence     and     Natalie     Gertrude      Brown; 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


world  war,  civil  service,  Wateroliet  Arsenal, 
1917-1918;  with  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  1920  to 
date;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fratenrnity, 
Dover  Bay  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf 
and  tennis.  Residence:  2282  Grandview-ave., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Cleveland  Trust 
Co. 

BRO\VX,  Wm.  Paul,  physician;  born, 
Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  11,  1890;  son  Wm. 
Robt.  and  Anna  (Willett)  Brown;  educated, 
Rochester  East  high  school,  Fordham  Univ., 
Syracuse  Univ.,  College  of  Medicine,  Syra- 
cuse; married,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Dec,  1919 
to  Anne  Fowler — children,  Jeanne  Simpson 
and  Mark  Willett  Brown;  world  war,  Med- 
ical corps,  Dec.  1917  to  Dec.  1918;  resident 
physician  Ohio  State  sanatorium,  1919-1920; 
pres.  Mississippi  Valley  Sanatorium  assn., 
1920-1921;  specialist  in  tuberculosis,  Cleve- 
land, 1921  to  date;  member  National  Tuber- 
culosis Assn.;  American  Sanatorium  Assn.; 
Ohio  State  Medical  Assn.;  Societie  Pneu- 
mothoracis  Internationale;  Mississippi  Val- 
ley sanatorium  Assn.;  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fraternity; 
Cleveland  Grays  and  Gilmour  Council  K.  of 
C.  Residence:  410  Front  St.,  Berea,  O.  Office: 
231    Hanna   Bldg. 

BROWNE,  Adah  Wagar,  born,  Lakewood, 
O.,  March  14,  1846;  daughter  Israel  D.  and 
Elizabeth  (Pyle)  Wagar;  educated,  Lakewood 
and  Oberlin;  married,  Lakewood,  Sept.  3,  1872 
to  Myron  Gilbert  Browne — children,  three 
(youngest  died  at  age  of  four  years);  mem- 
ber Conversational  club  since  its  first  year; 
member  Lakewood  Women's  club;  Dames  of 
the  Loyal  Legion;  G.  A.  R.;  W.  C.  T.  U.; 
Woman's  Alliance  of  Boosters;  Study  club. 
Residence:    16303    Detroit-ave.,    Lakewood. 

BROAVXE,  Alice  Billinics,  born,  Hingham. 
Mass.,  Dec.  24,  1893;  daughter  Charles  T.  and 
Fanny  A.  (Baldwin)  Billings;  educated, 
Rogers  Hall,  Lowell,  Mass.;  Radcliffe  college, 
A.B.;  married,  Belmont,  Mass.,  May  29,  1918 
to  Theodore  C.  Browne — children,  Edward 
Crowninshield,  Frances  Billings  and  Sarah 
Eden  Browne;  settlement  worker.  South 
End  House,  Boston;  medical  social  worker, 
Cambridge  hospital,  Mass.;  member  Radcliffe 
Alumni  assn.;  Women's  City,  Women's  Civic 
club  of  Cleveland  Heights;  chairman  Civic 
committee,  1923-1924;  chairman  membership 
committee,  1925-1926.  Residence:  2257  Briar- 
wood-rd. 

BRO^VNE,  Katherlne  Teare,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  5,  1894;  daughter  Elmer  E.  and 
Mary  L.  (Jackson)  Teare;  educated,  Hath- 
away Brown  and  Dana  Hall,  Wellesley,  Mass.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1915  to  Ralph  G. 
Browne — children,  Elmer  and  Ralph  S. 
Browne;  member  Women's  City  Club.  Rec- 
reation:   golf.      Residence:    2164    Chatfleld-dr. 

BROWXE,  Ralph  Goodrich,  vice-pres. 
Great  Western  Oil  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  July 
2,  1893;  son,  B.  W.  and  Helen  M.  (Goodrich) 
Browne;  educated,  Shaw  high  school  and 
Cornell  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  5. 
1915  to  Kathryn  L.  Teare — children,  Elmer 
Teare  and  Ralph  G.  Browne;  vice-pres.  and 
director  Great  Western  Oil  Co.;  member 
Kappa  Sigma  fraternity,  Canterbury  golf, 
Hermit  and  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Res- 
idence: 2164  Chatfield-dr.  Office:  2846  E. 
37th   St. 

BROWXE,  Theodore  Crowninshield,  man- 
ufacturer's agent;  born,  Salem,  Mass.,  July 
17,  1892;  son  Edward  Cox  and  Charlotte 
(Crowninshield)  Browne;  educated.  Har- 
vard, 1915,  S.  B. ;  Noble  and  Greenough,  Bos- 
ton, Prep.  School;  married,  Belmont,  Mass.. 
May     21,     1918     to     Alice     Towne     Billings — 


children,  Edward  C,  Frances  Billings  and 
Sarah  Eden  Browne;  world  war,  2nd  and 
Ist  Lieut.  Ordnance,  1917-1919  (Railway 
Ordnance  section) ;  member  University 
club.  Residence:  2257  Brlarwood-rd.  Office: 
605    The   Arcade. 

BRITE,  Leonard  H.,  general  Insurance; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  9,  1898;  son  Frederick 
E.  and  Winifred  (Herrick)  Bruce;  educated, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  Adelbert  College, 
A.B.,  1919;  world  war,  coast  artillery  corps, 
2nd  Lieut.  1918-1919;  troop  A.,  107th  cavalry, 
1923-1925;  partner,  Bruce  &  Bruce,  general 
insurance  since  1920;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  fraternity.  Army  &  Navy  Post  54,  Ameri- 
can I^egion,  Sons  of  American  Revolution; 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  Club  of  New  York  and 
University  club.  Residence:  2683  Leighton- 
rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  600  Union  Mort- 
gage   Bldg. 

BRUCE,  Znla  L.,  prln.  Nottingham  School; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  22,  1871;  daughter 
Charles  E.  and  Mary  (Whitworth)  Bruce; 
educated,  Cleveland,  Central  high  school. 
Residence:  Stop  135,  Euclid,  O. 

BRl'CH,  Helen  ONhorne,  born,  Willoughby. 
O.,  Aug.  9,  1894;  daughter  Prank  M.  and 
Dorothy  (Morris)  Osborne;  educated.  Fair- 
mount  school;  Ogontz  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  1,  1918  to  Edward  P.  Bruch — 
children,  Aileen  Allison  and  Edward  Philip 
Bruch.        Residence:    2249     Chatfleld-dr. 

BRUCH,  Karl,  Acme  Machinery  Co.;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  18,  1890;  son  Fred  and 
Emma  (Mohrmon)  Bruch;  educated.  Uni- 
versity school;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  28, 
1914  to  Mildred  Osborne — children,  Barbara, 
Karl  and  Peter  Bruch;  member  Country, 
Hermit,  Roadside,  Mayfield  and  Kirtland 
clubs.      Residence:    3041    Fairmount    Blvd. 

BRl^CH,  Mildred,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  1. 
1892;  daughter  Frank  M.  and  Dollie  (Morris) 
Osborne;  educated,  Mittlebergers  school  and 
Ogantz  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  28 
1914  to  Karl  Bruch — children,  Barbara,  Petei 
and  Karl  Bruch.  Residence:  3041  Fairmoun' 
Blvd. 

BRUDNO,  Ezra  Sells:,  author;  born,  Lithu- 
ania, May  28,  1878;  son  Isaac  and  Hannah 
(Model)  Brudno;  educated,  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.  1896-1897;  Yale,  1898-1900;  reading 
law  and  at  the  same  time  pursuing  academic 
studies;  finished  law  W.  R.  U.  1900;  married, 
June  2,  1913  to  Rose  Hart  Heiss;  republican; 
began  practice  of  law  1901;  asst.  dlst  atty. 
1909;  author  The  Fugitive,  1904;  The  Little 
Conscript,  1905;  The  Tether,  1908;  One  of  Us, 
1912;  Scribes  and  Pharisees;  The  Jugglers, 
1920;  also  contributed  to  various  magazines. 
Re.sldence:  2785  EdgehlU-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   Soc.   for   Savings   Bldg. 

BRUML,  Fred  E.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  20,  1878;  son  Charles  and  Elizabeth 
(Bauer)  Bruml;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Central  high  school;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  law  school;  married,  Cincinnati, 
O.,  Oct.  20,  1902  to  Theresa  Hoffhelmer;  32nd 
degree  Mason;  member  Knights  of  Pythias, 
past  grand  chancellor  of  Ohio.  Residence: 
2589  Overlook-rd.  Office:  902  Society  for 
Savings    Bldg. 

BRUXER,  Abrani  Brenenian,  Physician; 
born,  Columbia,  Pa.,  Oct.  13,  1891;  son  Al- 
fred  Cookman  and  Annie  M.  Bruner;  edu- 
cated, Wllllamsport  Dickinson  Seminary, 
1909;  Wesleyan  Univ.,  B.  A.  1913;  Columbia 
Univ.;  College  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 
M.  D.  1916;  married,  Erie,  Pa.,  April  14,  1925 
to  Mildred  M.  Benson;  world  war,  1st  Lieut., 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Medical  corps,  American  Expeditionary 
forces,  1918-1919;  formerly  resident  surgeon 
Bellevue  liospital;  Manhattan  Kye,  Kar  and 
Tiiroat  hiospital.  New  Yorlt  City;  instructor 
in  Ophthalmology,  Western  Reserve  Medical 
School;  surgeon  to  Lakeside  hospital.  Eye 
dispensary;  fellow  of  the  American  collegre 
of  surgeons;  member  American  Medical 
Assn.;  American  Academy  of  Ophthalmology 
and  Oto-laryngology;  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternity; University  and  Canterbury  Golf 
clubs.  Residence:  3107  Huntington-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1214  Guardian  Bldg. 

BRtJNER,  Lydia  Clark,  born,  Columbia, 
Pa.,  Sept.  27,  1866;  daughter  William  and 
Lydia  (Groff)  Clark;  educated,  C.  C.  L 
seminary,  Hackettstown,  N.  J.;  married, 
Columbia,  Pa,,  Feb.  18,  1897  to  William  Evans 
Bruner — children,  Clark  Evans  Bruner.  Resi- 
dence:   3109    Fairfax-rd. 

BRUNER,  William  Evans,  physician;  born, 
Columbia,  Pa.,  Jan.  8,  1866;  son  Abram  and 
Sarah  J.  (Brenneman)  Bruner;  educated 
Wesleyan  Univ.,  A.  B.,  1888,  A.  M.,  1891; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  M.  D.,  1891;  married,  Columbia, 
Pa.,  Feb.  18,  1897  to  Lydla  S.  Clark — children, 
Clark  Evans  Brunner;  w^orld  war,  major, 
Medical  dept.,  U.  S.  A.,  on  duty  in  surgeon 
general's  office,  1918;  was  demonstrator,  in- 
structor, lecturer  and  clinical  professor  at 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  professor  of  ophthal- 
mology Western  Reserve  Univ.  since  1914; 
visiting  ophthalmologist,  Lakeside  hospital; 
consulting  ophthalmologist  Charity,  Materni- 
ty, Baby's  and  Rainbow  hospitals;  pres.  one 
year  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  pres. 
two  years  Cleveland  Medical  Library  assn.; 
member  American  Ophthalmological  society; 
American  Academy  of  Ophthalmology  and 
Otolaryngology;  American  College  of  Sur- 
gery; American  and  Ohio  State  Medical 
Assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  trus- 
tee Cleveland  Medical  Library  assn.;  mem- 
ber Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Alpha  Delta  Phi  and 
Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  Union  and  Row- 
fant  clubs.  Recreation:  books  and  fishing. 
Residence:  3109  Fairfax-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  1214  Guardian  Bldg. 

BRUXXER,  Ella  Ford,  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  20,  1850;  daughter  Horatio  and  Martha 
Cordelia  (Cozad)  Ford;  educated.  Lake  Erie 
college,  1871;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  5, 
1878  to  William  Franklin  Brunner — children, 
Mrs.  Wm.  Voris  (Louise),  Mrs.  C.  J.  Forbes 
(Marion)  and  Ford  W.  Brunner;  pres.  Ohio 
branch  Woman's  board  of  Interior;  for  thirty 
years  vice-pres.  Woman's  board  of  Interior; 
member  College  and  Woman's  City  clubs; 
born  in  historic  Ford  home  which  stood 
on  corner  of  Euclid  and  Adelbert.  Resi- 
dence:   2076    Abington-rd. 

BRUSH,  Charles  Francis,  scientist;  born 
Euclid,  O.,  March  17,  1849;  son  Col.  Isaac 
Klbert  and  Delia  Williams  (Phillips)  Brush.; 
M.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1869;  Ph.D.,  Western 
Reserve,  1880;  (hon.  M.S.,  U.  of  Mich.,  1899; 
LL.  D.,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1900;  Kenyon 
Coll.,  1903;  Sc.  D.,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  1912); 
married  M;ary  E.  Morris,  of  Cleveland.  Oct. 
6,  1875;  three  children:  Charles  Francis 
Brush,  Jr.,  Mrs.  Edna  Brush  Perkins,  Helene 
Brush;  chem.  expert,  Cleveland  1870-3;  Iron 
and  ore  commn.  mcht.,  1873-7;  pioneer  in- 
vestigator of  electric  lighting;  invented  the 
Brush  Electric  arc  light,  1878,  now  In  gen. 
use;  also  the  storage  battery  (fundamental 
invention)  and  other  devices  essential  to 
modern  elec.  engring.;  founder  the  Brush 
Electric  Co.;  credited  with  "The  Practical 
Development  of  Electric  Arc  Lighting" 
(Rumford  medal),  pres.  Cleveland  Arcade  Co. 
since    1887;    founder  Linde   Air   Products   Co. 


(1st  pres.,)  trustee  Western  Reserve  U., 
Adelbert  Coll.,  Univ.  School,  Cleveland  Sch. 
of  Art,  Lake  View  Cemetery;  corporator  Case 
Sch.  Applied  Science.  Warden  Trinity  Cathe- 
dral, cnevalter  of  Legion  of  Honor,  France, 
1881;  Rumford  medal.  Am.  Acad.  Arts  and 
Sciences,  1899;  hon.  member  Am.  Soc.  for 
Steel  Treating;  fellow  Am.  Acad.  Arts  and 
Sciences,  Am.  Physical  Soc,  A.A.A.S.,  Am. 
Geog.  Soc,  N.  British  Acad,  of  Arts,  life  mem- 
ber British  Assn.,  Ohio  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce 
(pres.  1909-10),  Am.  Soc.  Mech.  Engrs,  mem- 
ber Am.  Inst.  Mining  and  Metallurgical 
Engrs.,  Am.  Philosophical  Soc,  Am.  Inst. 
Elec.  Engrs.,  Archaeol.  Inst.  Am.,  Am.  Hist. 
Assn.,  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  U.  S.,  Nat. 
Elec.  Light  Assn.,  Franklin  Inst.,  Phlla.,  Am. 
Chem.  Soc,  Royal  Soc.  of  Arts  (London), 
Illuminating  Engineering  Soc;  member  Uni- 
versity (New  York),  Country,  University, 
Union  (pres.  1897-8),  Mayfield  (Cleveland), 
and  Wlnous  Point  Shooting  (pres.  1895-1922) 
clubs;  Royal  Society  (London).  Awarded 
Edison  medal,  1913.  Residence:  3725  Euclld- 
ave.     Office:   The  Arcade. 

BRUSH,  Dorothy  Hamilton,  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1894;  daughter  Walter  Jones  and  Mary 
Jane  (Adams)  Hamilton;  educated.  Hatha- 
way-Brown  school,  1912;  Smith  college,  A. 
B.,  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  July  28,  1917 
to  Charles  Francis  Brush,  Jr. — children,  Jane 
Hamilton  Brush  and  Charles  Francis  Brush 
III  world  war,  civilian  relief  secretary,  Shef- 
field, Ala.,  1918;  member  Women's  Protec- 
tive assn.;  big  sister,  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  music 
institute;  Girls'  Council;  Child  Guidance 
Clinic;  pres.  Smith  College  club;  member 
College  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2262   Tudor-dr. 

BRYAN,  Ezra  Keeler,  asst.  mgr.  Brooks 
Co.;  born  Lexington,  Ky.,  Jan.  10,  1878;  son 
John  Gano  and  Eunice  Isabell  (Fish)  Bryan; 
educated,  Newport,  Ky.  grade  school;  mar- 
ried, Folmouth,  Ky.,  1907  to  Katherlne  Mc- 
Creary  Clarke — children,  Ezra  K.,  Anna 
Katherlne,  Ernestine  Clarke  and  Asahel 
Gano  Bryan;  clerk  and  business  mgr.  Cleve- 
land Hghts.  Board  of  Education,  1914-1924; 
chief  clerk,  Cincinnati  Board  of  Trade;  sales- 
man, Globe-Wernlcke  Co.;  asst.  mgr.  Brooks 
Co.,  sec.  and  treas.  Period  Print  Co.;  director. 
Visible  Record,  Equipment  Co.;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Heights  Lodge  633  F. 
&  A.  M.,  Heights  Chapter  206  R.  A.  M.  Wood- 
ward Council  118  R.  &  S.  M.,  Heights  Com- 
mandery  76,  Al  Koran  Temple,  Lake  Erie 
Consistory,  National  Union,  High  Noon  and 
Shrine  Luncheon  clubs.  Residence:  18504 
Kinsman-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1241 
Superlor-ave.    E. 

BRYANS,  William  Lawrence,  live  stock 
commission  merchant;  born,  Buffalo,  N.  T., 
Oct.  17,  1874;  son  Robert  and  Mary  Jane 
(McDonald)  Bryans;  educated,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
public  schools  and  private  tutor;  married, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  26,  1897  to  Anna  Frances 
Davis;  pioneer  In  live  stock  business;  part- 
ner and  mgr.  Benstead,  Bryans  &  Co.,  direc- 
tor Pearl  St.  Sav.  &  Trust  Co.;  executive 
committee.  Community  Bank  of  Lakewood; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  Club;  Elks. 
Residence:  13979  CUfton-blvd.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  3200  W.   65th  st. 

BRYANT,  Earnest  Horton,  automobiles  and 
real  estate;  born,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Sept.  28. 
18S8;  son  Forrest  Eugene  and  Mattie  E. 
((Theney)  Bryant;  educated,  grade  and  high 
schools  of  Toledo,  O.;  married,  Cleveland, 
March  28,  1909  to  Mao  K<-eler — ohild.-un,  E. 
Horton  and  Glen  Donald  Bryant;  world  war 
assisted    Federal     Food    administration    and 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Ohio    State    Food    board    by    conducting    an  others,    German    Insurance    Company    which 

educational  cainiialern,  among  iho  farmore  of  Chicago  Fire,  (Oct.  1871)  wiped  out;  remained 

Ohio    in    the    use    of    power    on    the    farn    end  in  local  fire  Insurance  underwriting  until   his 

Bcj.iing   to  them    lUOJ   ForJs.in    Farm   Traciora  death,    1905.        Residence:     1636    B.    117th    St. 

at     factory    cisl     ani    no    prr>tlt   to    any  me;  Office:    808    Union   Trust    Bldg. 

pres.    Superior    Twelfth    Kca    Co.,    vice    i>>8.  i,,Tr'«^.i«r-«r.«    «  ..        w    „^, 

Cleveland    Alcron    Country    Homes    Co;    pies.  BUCKINGHAM,  Peter,  building  contractor; 

Superior    Avenue    Assn.;    own.jr    Bryant    Car-  °,o^"'   ^"*^'j^51?'   Aug.    19,   1856;   son  James  and 

aye.        Residence:     12741    Cedar-rd.        Office:  Betsey       (Wilcox)       Buckingham;      educated, 

i:;61-1311    Superior-,ive.  common   schools  and   two   years  night  school 

taking    courses    of   drawings    and    mechanical 

IttDI8,  Jacob  L.,  gynecologist  and  obstetri-  work;     married,    Cleveland,     Dec.     9,     1880     to 

clan;    born,    Cleveland,    July    23,    1885;    son    of  Mary      Braund — children,      Ave;      served      five 

Hyman    and    Sarah     (Fox)     Bubls;    educated,  years  on  Republican  Executive  committee  of 

Cleveland     college     of     Physicians     and     Sur-  Cuyahoga  county;   served  two   years  on  State 

geons,   1907;  married,  New   York  City,  June   2,  Executive    committee;    served    two    years    as 

1914    to    Etta    Anson    Finke — children,    Sylvia  state  representative  at  Columbus  from  Cuya- 

Ruth,    Elaine    Irene    and    Sally    Ann    Bubis;  hoga    County;    member    Masonic    lodge    since 

assoc.  in  obstetrics  and  senior  asst.  in  gyne-  1882:   Foresters  lodge  since  1876.     Residence: 

cology    at   Mt.    Sinai    hospital;    member    Ohio  Collins.    O. —  (Deceased). 

State  Medical  society;  fellow  American  Medl-  i,.  ..^wiw  r.D        »-.                  it.             •    *             v, 

cal    Society    and    American    College    of    Sur-  rieve^nn^^,,^    ^^''''^iliqi^^snnPTii^ini/  n^V^A 

geons;     member     Beechmont      Country     club.  M^f^v    f  ArVn^^f  Rnkhl^r^  r^^^rir^     oL^^i^^^^^ 

Residence:   2885  Washington  Blvd.,  Cleveland  1,1^^^  12     ??i^  \o   t  net  M    ^i«n^'.  ^^^^^ 

tirTV,*^      rnvi^    .   -nii!   T7<.,^ii^  „,.„  June   i<2,    is>io,   to   Liucy  M,   ciauge — children, 

Hghts.     Office.    .016   Euclid-ave.  Lucille   M.   Buehler;   pres.   Buehler  Printcraft 

BUCHAN,  Mary  Davis,  born,  Cleveland,  Co.;  director  Cleveland  Safety  Council;  pres. 
1863;  daughter  James  S.  and  Helen  (Hunt)  Cleveland  Graphic  Arts  club;  member 
Davis;  educated,  Cleveland  high  school  and  Grotto;  Shrine;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Mentor 
Saniford  Seminary;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  Headland  Golf  Country  and  Cleveland  Gra- 
14,  1882  to  A.  J.  Buchan — children,  George  Phic  Arts  clubs.  Residence:  10814  Lake- 
Davis  and  Helen  Hunt  Buchan;  world  war,  ave.  Office:  208  W.  St.  Clair-ave. 
red  cross  service;  on  Y.  W  C  A.  committee;  bueRMAN,  George  J.,  contracting  plumber; 
member  Woman's  City  and  Monday  After-  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  28,  1886;  son  G  H.  and 
noon   clubs.     Residence:   2035  Adelbert-rd.  ^nna  (Kuper)  Buerman;  educated,  St.  Steph- 

BUCHER,     "Walter      M.,      physician;      born,  en's  Parochial  school,  1900;  three  years  at  St. 

Tiffin,   O.,  June   5,    1886;    son   Casper  Theodore  Ignatius     college;     married,    Cleveland,     Aug. 

and  Anna  (Liechti)  Bucher;  educated,  Heidel-  22,  1911  to  Ida  P.  Beerli — children,  Geo.  J.,  Jr. 

berg     Unlv,     1907      B      S  •     Western     Reserve  ^^^  Elisabeth  Grace  Buerman;  started  in  the 

Univ.,  19H,"m.  D.;' married,  Clyde,  O.,  June  24,  plumbing,   sewering  and  gas   fitting   business 

1914    to    Rena    Richards — children,    Betty    and  1908;    sec.   and   treas.    Hadoka  Gas   &   Oil   Co.; 

Joan     Bucher;     medical     inspector     Cleveland  Partner     Joseph     F.     Beerli     &     Co.;     member 

Public    schools,    1914-1920;    pres.    Broadview-  Knights  of  Columbus;  Socialer  Turn  Verein. 

Pearl  Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Academy  Recreation:  baseball  and  bowling.  Residence: 

of  Medicine.   Ohio   State   Medical   Society   and  3527   W.   122nd  st.     Office:   4126  Lorain-ave. 

American    Medical    Assn.;    member    Phi    Rho  bULKLEY,     Henry     Gordon,     born,     Cleve- 

Sigma     fraternity^     Cleveland     Athletic     and  land,    July.    1881;    son    Chas.    H.    and    Roberta 

Sleepy     Hollow     Country    clubs.     Recreation:  e.    (Johns)    Bulkley;    married,    New    Orleans, 

^°''   ^"i.  travel.      Residence:    4106   Brooklyn-  igoi    to  Lyda  W.   Leonard;   member   Troop  A 

ave.     Office:  Broadvlew-Pearl  Bldg.  Ohio  Natl.  Guard;  1st  O.  V.  C.  Spanish  War; 

BUCHMAN,  Ale.-i:ander  Mathias.  sales  ad-  Industrial  service,  1917-1918;  pres.  Positypo 
visor  and  statistician;  born,  Bucyrus,  O.,  Deo.  Corp.  of  America;  pres.  Marine  Hotel  Corp.; 
6.  1865;  son  Mathias  and  Ida  (Derr)  Buch-  "'^'T^^^!;  ,^'®>'f''^"**  v.^** ,  9,^"?:  Friars,  New 
man;  educated,  public  school,  Cleveland,  J°^'^'  Columbia  Yacht  club,  New  York.  Res- 
graduating  from  Sterling  school  in  Feb.  1880;  If,^"*^®-  Strongsville,  O.  Office:  Bulkley 
one    term    Central    high    school;    five    years,  ^^^S- 

1880-1885,  clerk  In  father's  office.  Fire  Insur-  BULKLEY,  Katharine  Pope,  born,  Helena, 
ance,  Cleveland;  five  years,  1885-1890,  asst.  Mont.,  Aug.  9,  1886;  daughter  Francis  and 
mgr.  Enterprise  Furniture  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Hannah  (Copp)  Pope;  married,  Helena  Mont., 
Minn.;  twenty-five  years,  1891-1916,  salesman  Feb.  17,  1909  to  Robert  John  Bulkley — 
and  general  sales  mgr.  Glauber  Brass  Mfg.  children,  Robert  Johns  and  Katharine  Bulk- 
Co.,  Cleveland;  retired  at  age  50,  then  in  ley;  member  Country,  Kirtland  and  Women's 
poor  health;  1922  to  date  associated  with  City  clubs.  Residence:  Corning-dr.,  Braten- 
Schultz    Bros.    &    Co.    Investment    bankers,    as  ahl,  O. 

sales  adviser  and  statistician;  sec.  and  treas.  BULKLEY,  Robert  J.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 

Hough  Realty   Co.;   trustee  Montefoire   Home  land,    Oct.    8,    1880;    son    Charles    H.    and    Ro- 

for  Aged;  director,  Jewish  social  service  Bu-  berta    E.     (Johns)     Bulkley;    educated,    Unl- 

reau;    vice-chairman    Aux.    board.    Federation  versity  school;   Harvard  college,   A.   B.,   1902; 

of  Jewish  Charities;  32nd  degree  Mason,   vet-  Harvard    law    school.    1903-1905;    A.    M.,    1906; 

eran  member  of  all  bodies,  Nebraska  Scottish  married.     Helena,     Mont.,     Feb.     17,     1909     to 

Rite;  life  member  Tangier  Temple,  nobles  of  Katharine      Pope — children,      Robert      Johns 

the  Mystic  Shrine,  Omaha,  Neb.;  exalted  Rul-  and     Katharine     Bulkley;     member    of    Con- 

er,  1910,  Cleveland  lodge  B.  P.  O.   Elks;  mem-  press,     1911-1915,    2l8t    Ohio    dist.    democrat; 

ber,    Oakwood    Country    club    and    City    club  delegate      democratic      National      conventions 

of    Cleveland;    six    years    a    member    of    team  at      Baltimore,      1912     and     St.     Louis,      1916; 

1    Dlv.    A,    Cleveland    Community    fund    cam-  world   war,   chief  of  legal  section   war   indus- 

palgns;    father — Mathias    Buchman.    graduate  tries    board    and    (temporarily)    senior   coun- 

of    Univ.    of    Furth    Bavaria    (1849)    came    to  sel     U.    S.     Shipping    board     emergency     fleet 

U.    S..    1850;    first    located    in    N.    T.,    then    In  Corp.;   member  law   firm  Bulkley,   Hauxhurst. 

Bucyrus,  O.,  engaged  in  practice  of  law,  was  Jamison    &    Sharp;    pres.    Bulkley    Bldg.    Co.; 

prosecuting  attorney.  Crawford  County,  186S;  chairman    Board     Morris    Plan     Bank;     pres. 

came    to    Cleveland,    1870    and    founded,    with  Cleveland    Land    and    Securities    Co.;    trustee 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


University  school;  member  Tavern,  Union, 
Country,  Hermit,  City,  Kirtland,  Athletic, 
Cleveland  Ad  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: Corning-dr.,  Bratenahl,  O.  Office: 
Bulliley    Bldg. 

BULOAV,  Helen  Valere.  born,  Cleveland, 
July  7,  1888;  daughter  of  Perry  and  Philip- 
pine (Merkle)  Kellogg;  educated,  grammar 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  25,  1913  to 
Walter  Charles  Bulow — children,  Donald 
Kellogg  and  Valere  Kellogg  Bulow;  took  home 
nursing  course  at  Red  Cross  and  received  cer- 
tificate; member  Rebekah  lodge,  I.  O.  O.  F.; 
Oriental  Lodge;  Ladies  Auxiliary,  Canton  No. 
1;  Civic  Assn.  of  Cleveland;  Parent  Teachers 
Assn.  of  Byhrer  school;  pres.  of  Judges  & 
Jurors  Assn.  of  Ohio,  three  years;  has  as- 
sisted in  procuring  clothes  for  disabled  sol- 
diers.    Residence:   2320  Trowbridge-ave. 

BUNDY,  Rot  !>•»  industrial  engineering; 
born,  Carthage,  Ind.,  May  12,  1887;  son  Al- 
bert L.  and  Alice  (Pitts)  Bundy;  educated, 
Carthage,  Ind.,  common  and  high  schools; 
professional  degree  E.  E.  June  1926  Pur- 
due Univ.  1910,  B.  S.  in  E.  E.;  married, 
Elkhart,  Ind..  June  15,  1913  to  Berenice  M- 
Ijiltz — children,  Iris  Zella  Bundy;  June  1910 
to  April  1924  employed  by  National  Lamp 
Works  of  G.  E.  holding  positions  as  fol- 
lovvs — economic  engineering  in  Eng.  Dept., 
foreman,  production  manager  and  asst.  mgr. 
Cleveland  Mazda  Lamp;  from  April  1924  to 
date  employee  of  board  of  Education,  Indus- 
trial Coordinator  of  Metal  Trades  appren- 
tices and  as  conference  leader  in  charge  ot 
foremen  training,  this  work  being  done  in 
cooperation  with  the  State  and  Federal 
boards  for  vocational  training;  member 
School  arts  and  School  Masters  Assns.,  State 
Society  Vocational  Educational  and  National 
Society  Vocational  Education,  North  East- 
ern Ohio  Teachers  Assn.  and  Big  Ten  Uni- 
versity club;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recrea- 
tion: fishing,  swimming,  sports,  music— <:or- 
netist.  Residence:  273  E.  150th  st.  Office: 
Board   of   Education. 

BL'NTS.  Frank  Emory,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Youngstown,  O.,  June  3,  1861; 
son,  William  C.  and  Clara  E.  (Bamheisel) 
Bunts;  educated,  U.  S.  Naval  Academy,  1881; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.D.;  married.  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  29.  1888  to  Harriet  E.  Taylor- 
children.  Clara  Louise  Daoust  and  Alexan- 
der Taylor  Bunts;  cadet  midshipman  U.  S. 
Navy,  1877-1883;  Spanish-American  war,  ma- 
jor and  surgeon  1st  Ohio  Cavalry;  capt.  troop 
A..  O.  N.  G. ;  world  war,  Lieut.  Col.  U.  S.  A. 
Medical  corps,  Base  hospital  No.  4  at  Roneu, 
France;  post  graduate  studies  In  Germany, 
Austria,  France  and  England,  1888-1889,  in 
Hamburg,  1896;  prof,  principles  of  surgery 
in  clinical  surgery,  W.  R.  U.,  1893  to  date; 
first  pres.  Cleveland  Medical  Society;  vice- 
pres.  Oliio  Medical  Society;  vice-pres.  Ameri- 
can Surgical  Assn.;  visiting  surgeon  to  St. 
Vincent's  and  Charity  hospitals  and  Cleve- 
land Clinic  hospital;  consultant  surgeon  to 
Lutheran,  Women's  Maternity  and  St.  Ann's 
hospital;  director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  trus- 
tee Cleveland  Medical  Library  and  Cleveland 
Clinic  foundation;  fellow  American  Surgical 
Assn.;  American  Medical  Assn.;  American 
College  Surgeons;  member  Societe  Interna- 
tional; Ohio  State  Medical  and  Cleveland 
Medical  Assns.;  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternity. 
Union,  University  and  Country  clubs  and 
Army  &  Navy  club  of  Washington.  Recrea- 
tion: traveling  and  fishing.  Residence:  1932 
E.  89th-st.     Office:  9204  Euclid-ave. 


BURCIIARD.  Jeaiile  Kerr,  organist;  born, 
Denton.  Md..  June  13.  1875;  daughter  Jona- 
than W.  and  Amanda  C.  (Slsk)  Kerr;  edu- 
cated, Goucher  College;  New  England  con- 
servatory of  Music;  married,  Denton,  Md., 
Dec.  27,  1910  to  Anton  Burchard — children, 
William  Kerr.  James  An^on.  Catherine  Esther 
and  Jonathan  Burchard;  member  Woman's 
City  club;  husband  died  Apr.  4.  1913;  has  been 
theatre  organist  for  several  years.  Residence: 
1877    Hastlngs-ave.      E.    Cleveland. 

BURCHFIELD,  JoHeph  Hayes,  publicity  di- 
rector; horn,  Youngstown.  O..  Sept.  15.  1890; 
son  William  Charles  and  Alice  (Murphy) 
Burchfield;  educated,  Salem,  O.;  Cleve- 
land School  of  Art;  Georgia  Leighton  Nor- 
ton .scholarship;  married.  Wickliffe.  O.,  Sept. 
19,  1925  to  Ruth  Margaret  Mclntyre;  world 
war,  private.  Medical  Corps.;  16th  inf.,  1st 
div.  all  offensive  and  defensive  actions; 
American  D.  S.  C.  awarded  Oct.  1,  1918  for 
Siossons  action;  publicity  director  Geo.  H. 
Bowman  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Advertis- 
ing post,  American  Legion,  1st  vice  com- 
mander, 1925,  commander,  1926.  Recrea- 
tion: bridge  and  swimming.  Residence:  1836 
Garfield-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  224  Euclid- 
ave. 

BURDICK,  Carleton  Wheeler,  Jeweler; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11.  1891;  son  Russell 
Emmet  and  Mary  (McCutcheon)  Burdick; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and  Uni- 
versity school;  married,  Cleveland,  April 
12.  1916  to  Eleanor  A.  Hoge — children.  David 
Carleton  Burdick;  with  Bowler  &  Burdick 
Co.;  member  Rotary  club.  Residence:  3257 
Chadbourne-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1126 
Euclid-ave. 

BURDICK  Eleanor  Hoge,  born,  Lorain 
O.,  July  18,  1894;  daughter  James  G.  and 
Anna  L.  (Wallace)  Hoge;  educated,  Hatha- 
way-Brown;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  12, 
1916  to  Carleton  Wheeler  Burdick — children, 
David  Carleton  Burdick;  on  Junior  Board 
Eliza  Jennings  Home;  member  Cleveland 
Junior  League,  Woman's  City  Club  and  Na- 
tional Town  and  Country  club.  Residence; 
3257    Chadbourne-rd. 

BURniCK,  Herbert  AV..  wholesale  jeweler; 
born,  Alfred,  N.  Y.,  May  19,  1860;  son  Russell 
W.  and  Malvina  A.  (Middaugh)  Burdick; 
educated.  Alfred  Univ.;  married.  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  9,  1884  to  Stella  L.  Pease — children, 
Herbert  E.  Burdick,  Mrs.  Kiel  T.  Clark  and 
Mrs.  W.  H.  Cool;  started  in  business  with 
Bowler  &  Burdick  Co..  1878;  with  them  un- 
til 1913;  organized  H.  W.  Burdick  Co.,  1913; 
pres.  H.  W.  Burdick  Co.;  former  director 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  former  pres.  Whole- 
sale Merchants  board  of  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; former  pres.  and  present  member 
advisory  committee  National  Wholesale 
Jewelers  assn. ;  member  Canterbury  Golf  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  Al- 
cazar Hotel.     Office:   1010   Euclid-ave. 

BURGESS,  Alloe  I.,  born,  N.  H. ;  daughter 
Col.  Hosea  E.  and  Mary  E.  (Plllsbury)  Hill; 
educated.  Public  school  and  Lake  Erie  Sem- 
inary; married.  Cleveland,  1885  to  Howard 
H.  Burgess — children,  Mrs.  Geo.  Clark  John- 
son; member.  D.  A.  R.  and  Woman's  City 
club.       Residence:    Wade    Park    Manor. 

BURGESS,  Howard  H.,  vice-pres.  Federal 
Oil  Corp.;  born,  Huron  County.  O. ;  son 
Rev.  Oliver  and  Caroline  (Cogswell)  Bur- 
gess; educated,  public  schools.  Brooks  school 
and  Baldwin  Univ.;  married.  Cleveland,  1885 
to  Alice  I.  Hill — children.  Mrs.  Geo.  Clark 
Johnson;       active       in       Republican       politics 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


in  the  nineties;  held  municipal  office  for  12 
years;  was  officially  connected  with  various 
political  organizations;  for  several  years 
was  connected  with  Cleveland  newspaper  as 
local  editor  and  later  as  political  writer; 
vice-pres.  and  director  Federal  Oil  Corpora- 
tion; director  Cleveland  Tanning  Co.;  direc- 
tor Citizens  Mfg.  and  Investment  Co.;  pres. 
and  director  Stockwell  Tax  Table  Co.;  direc- 
tor old  Hundred  IMlning  Co.;  member  Hal- 
cyon Lodge  F.  &  A.  M.;  Union  and  Shaker 
Heights  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  travel- 
ing. Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor.  Office: 
Bulkley    Building. 

BURGESS,  Theodore  H.,  lawyer;  born,  Au- 
burn, N.  Y.,  Sept.  20,  18S2;  son  Archibald  M. 
and  Anna  (Wilkins)  Burgess;  educated.  Au- 
burn high  school,  1899;  Hamilton  college, 
A.  B.,  1903,  A.M..  1906;  Union  Univ.;  Albany 
law  school,  LL.B.,  1906;  married,  Staten  Is- 
land, April  30,  1921  to  Florence  MacMullen 
— children,  Theodore  Hiclvok  Burgess;  as- 
sociated with  following  law  firms  in  New 
York  City — Huntington,  Rhinelander  &  Sey- 
mour; Ritch,  Woodford,  Bovee  &  Butcher; 
Masten  &  Nichols;  1906-1908;  in  legal  de- 
partment Erie  R.R.,  New  York  City,  1908- 
1920;  during  Federal  control  of  railroads  was 
general  solicitor  in  charge  of  the  legal  per- 
sonal injury,  freight  claim  and  tax  depart- 
ments; member  la'w  firm  Cook,  McGowan, 
Foote,  Bushnell  &  Burgess;  director  Bene- 
ficial Loan  Society;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa, 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities 
and  University  club.  Residence:  14701  South 
Woodland-rd.      Office:    1319   Williamson    Bldg. 

BIRKE,  Thomas  Aloysius,  surgeon;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  18,  1864;  son  Thomas  and 
Ellen  (Shannon)  Burke;  educated.  Assump- 
tion college,  Canada,  1882;  Canisius  college, 
1885,  A.  B. ;  Western  Reserve,  1888,  M.  D., 
1892,  A.  M. ;  post  graduate.  New  York,  Chi- 
cago, Philadelphia;  Vienna,  Austria;  London, 
Eng. ;  married,  Cleveland,  June  21,  1892  to 
Lillian  G.  McXeal — children,  Eleanor,  Joseph- 
ine and  Thomas  A.:  pres.  medical  examining 
board;  coroner,  1902  and  1906;  member  staff 
Cit3',  State  and  St.  Alexis  hospitals;  visit- 
ing surgeon  Charity  hospital;  pres.  Cleve- 
land Column  Co.;  director  Wilson  Rubber 
Co.  and  The  Bordon  Co.;  fellow  American 
Medical  assn. ;  member  Ohio  State  Medical 
assn. ;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Knights  of  Columbus;  Catholic  Order  of 
Foresters;  Catholic  Knights  of  Ohio;  City 
club.  Recreation:  fishing,  golf  and  hunt- 
ing. Residence:  1966  E.  75th-st.  Office:  465 
Rose    Bldg. 

BraXHAM,  Carol  Mcl.,ane.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  25,  1887;  daughter  James  W.  and 
Milie  (Sykes)  McLane;  educated.  Central 
high  school.  College  for  Women,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland 
HghtB.,  Nov.  28,  1917  to  Fred  Walker  Burn- 
ham — children,  Marjorie  Alice  and  Jean 
Elolse  Burnham;  teacher  in  high  school  at 
Willoughby,  O. ;  in  Cleveland  schools;  in 
charge  of  a  department  at  the  Welfare  Fed- 
eration; member  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Delta  Phi 
T'psilon  sorority.  Residence:  1609  Crest-rd., 
Cleveland    Hghts. 

Bi:r\HAM,  Fred  Walker,  teacher;  born, 
Williamstown,  Vt.,  Sept.  21,  1879;  son  Melvin 
E.  and  Martha  (Walker)  Burnham;  educat- 
ed. Tufts  college.  A.  B.,  1905,  A.  M.,  1907, 
Goddard  Seminary,  Barre.  Vt..  1901; 
married,  Cleveland  Hghta.,  Nov.  28,  1917 
to  Carol  Danner  McLane — children,  Marjorie 
Alice  and  Jean  Eloise  Burnham;  teacher 
Goddard    Seminary,    Barre,    Vt.,    head    Greek 


department,  Mercersburg  Academy,  Pa.;  prin- 
cipal Shepard  school,  Wickford,  R.  I.;  asst. 
Principal  Goddard  Seminary,  Barre,  Vt.; 
teacher  Stone  school,  Cornwall-on-Hudson, 
N.  Y. ;  teacher  Cleveland  Heights  high  school; 
member  N.E.A.;  Schoolmasters  and  Research 
clubs;  Zeta  Psl  fraternity;  Shrine  and  other 
masonic  bodies;  Cleveland  Heights  Civic  club. 
Residence:  1609  Crest-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  Heights  High  School,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

BURNHAM,  Ilarlnnd  G..  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  3,  1902;  son  Edward 
and  Minnie  (Laub)  Burnham;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  school.  Central  high  school. 
Cleveland  Preparatory  school,  Cleveland  Law 
school,  LL.B.  degree.  Residence:  1581  B. 
118th-st. 

BURNS.  Hovrard  F..  lawyer;  born.  Lock 
port,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  25,  1888;  son  William  Trca 
and  Ella  Louise  (Marsh)  Burns;  educated 
elementary  and  high  schools  in  Chicago;  Am- 
herst, A.B.,  1912;  Harvard,  LL.B.,  1916;  mar- 
ried, New  York  City;  Sept.  3,  1924  to  Elnr. 
Margareta  Anderson;  associated  with  M.  B. 
and  H.  H.  Johnson,  1916-1917;  associated  with 
White,  Johnson,  Cannon  &  Spieth.  1917-1921; 
member  City,  Singers  and  University  Clubs. 
Recreation:  tennis,  golf,  canoeing.  Residence: 
1877  E.  75th-st.  Office:  1921  Guarantee 
Title   Bldg. 

BURRKLL,  Edward  Parker,  director  of 
engineering;  born,  Hall,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  11,  1871; 
son  Edward  and  Elizabeth  (Parker)  Bur- 
rell;  educated,  Canandaigua  academy,  N.  Y. ; 
Cornell  Univ.,  E.E.  of  M.E.,  M.E.;  married, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Dec.  8,  1904  to  Katherine 
Ward;  director  Warner  &  Swasey  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Engineering  Society  and  Amer- 
ican Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  mem- 
ber Canterbury  Golf  and  Cornell  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  camera.  Residence: 
2923  Lee-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  5701 
Carnegie-ave. 

BURRELL.,  Katherine  Ward,  born,  Raven- 
na, O.,  daughter  Lyman  Sawyer  and  Juliette 
(Butler)  Ward;  educated,  Ravenna  high 
schood;  married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Dec.  8,  1904 
to  Edward  Parker  Burrell;  world  war,  as- 
sisted Red  Cross;  member  Women's  and 
Women's  City  clubs;  Shaker  Heights  Neigh- 
borhood Guild,  League  of  Women  Voters. 
Recreation:  assisting  National  Plant  and 
Flower  Guild  of  America  and  reading.  Resi- 
dence: 2923  Lee-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

BURROWS,  Charles  W^llliam,  born,  Hollis, 
York  County,  Me.,  Dec.  21,  1S49;  son  Joseph 
Wesley  and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Atkinson)  Bur- 
rows; educated,  U.  S.  Military  Acad.,  West 
Point,  1870;  married,  Feb.  26,  1884  to  Lottie 
Thomas  Mott  of  Norwalk,  Conn.;  sec.  lieut. 
Light  Batt.  C,  3rd  U.  S.  Artillery,  1870-1872; 
founded  the  firm  of  Burrows  Bros.,  Nov.  1873, 
now  The  Burrows  Bros.  Co.;  member  Assn. 
of  Graduates,  U.  S.  Military  Acad.;  Society  of 
Colonial  wars;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  about 
all  the  early  settlers  named  Burrows  in  this 
country  are  descendants  from  Knolin  de 
Burghe,  (the  Norman  name),  who  was  Lord 
of  Couterville.  born  in  1032,  A.  D.  and  came 
from  Falaise  with  Wm.  the  Conquerer  in 
1066;  In  his  ancestry  besides  other  Indian 
fighters  were  two  Burrows  who  were  sta- 
tioned at  West  Point  iluring  Revolutionary 
war,  namely,  Lt.  Jonathan  and  Corp.  David 
Burrows;  David  Burrows  died  of  cholera  in 
1782;  a  maternal  ancestor,  Major  Robert  Pike, 
born  1616,  was  in  several  Indian  wars  and  in 
command  of  forces  east  of  the  Merrlmac  in 
King  Philip  war,  though  too  old  to  take 
action  in  field  service;  he  strenuously  opposed 


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the  Salem-Wltchcraft-Deluslon  at  great  risk, 
writing  the  "Great  Argument"  against  this 
persecution  and  doing  much  to  bring  about 
its  end;  Mr.  Burrows'  mother  was  an  Atkin- 
son and  two  streets  in  Boston  are  still  named 
Atkinson  and  Bury  Sts.  from  name  and  place 
In  England  whence  this  forebear  came  In 
"Bllen-and-Mary"  in  1635;  In  paternal  line  Is 
Rev.  Pelatiah  Tingley  who  graduated  from 
Yale  in  1761;  Mr.  Burrows  Is  well  known  as 
a  wide  reader  In  many  lines;  has  made  many 
corrections  in  American  histories,  particu- 
larly in  connection  with  our  Flag;  in  appre- 
ciation of  this  latter  the  Daughters  of  the 
American  Revolution  presented  him  with  a 
beautifully  engrossed,  richly  decorated  tes- 
timonial volume.     Residence:  1881  E.  82nd  st. 

BURROWS,  Gny  Simpson,  restaurant  own- 
er; born,  Cleveland,  May  24,  1884;  son  James 
Simpson  and  Margaret  (McT^nln)  Burrows; 
educated,  St.  Clair  public  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  March  23,  1908  to  Beatrice  Flor- 
ence Poland;  vlce-pres.  Clark  Restaurant 
Co.,  1920-192B;  vice-pres.  and  director  C.  B.  S. 
Spas.  Inc.  1925-1926;  member  Elks  No.  18;  Eu- 
clid Masonic  lodge  No.  599;  Mt.  Olive  Chapter 
No.  189;  Hollyrood  Commandry  No.  32;  Lake 
Erie  Consistory  32nd  degree;  Al  Koran 
Shrine;  Al  Slrat  Grotto;  Tall  Cedars  of  Le- 
banon No.  70;  Sleepy  Hollow  Country  and 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Ohio 
State  and  Cleveland  Restaurant  assns.  Recre- 
ation: golf.  Residence:  14901  Lake-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.      Office:    1318    Huron-rd. 

BURROWS,  Harris  Bradbury,  life  Insur- 
ance; born,  Cleveland,  June  16,  1885;  son 
Harris  B.  and  Eva  (Lacey)  Burrows;  edu- 
cated, University  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  4,  1907  to  Edith  Jenkins — children,  Har- 
ris B.  and  Richard  C.  Burrows;  world  war, 
service  in  Liberty  Loan  drives;  gen.  mgr. 
Northern  Ohio  Home  Life  Insuance  Co.  of 
New  York;  at  the  time  of  appointment  was 
about  youngest  manager  of  an  important  life 
insurance  company  in  the  country;  has  been 
special  agent  of  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 
of  New  York  for  last  ten  years  with  nation- 
wide contract  permitting  business  in  any 
part  of  United  States  or  Canada;  member 
ITnion,  Canterbury,  National  Town  &  Coun- 
try, Cedarhurst  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  15000  Terrace-rd.  Office: 
1268  Union   Trust  Co. 

BURT,  Arthnr  Hartwell,  sales  manager, 
Sherwin-Williams  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug. 
6,  1892;  son  Arthur  Edwin  and  Sarah  Helena 
(Jones)  Burt;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
and  high  schools;  married,  Cleveland.  .Tune 
22,  1918  to  Gladys  Tllden  Burt — children. 
Mary  Tilden,  Sarah  Clarissa  and  Nancy 
Louise  Burt;  world  war,  entered  First  Offi- 
cers Training  camp  at  Fort  Benjamin  Harri- 
son in  1917;  capt.  army  transport  service  U.  S. 
army,  1917-1919;  became  associated  with 
The  Sherwin-Williams  Co.  in  1912;  director 
of  Army  and  Navy  Post  54.  American  Legion; 
member  Construction  club  of  Cleveland; 
Cleveland  Paint  club;  Cleveland  Athletic 
club.  Residence:  3019  Chadbourne-rd.  Of- 
fice:    601    Canal-rd. 

BURTON.  Rlinaheth  Antoinette,  ex-teacher; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1856;  daughter  Dr. 
E.  D.  and  Antoinette  Merlam  Burton;  edu- 
cated. Lake  Erie  College,  Palnesville,  O. ;  one 
year  at  Chicago  Univ.;  taught  at  Lake  Erie 
College  for  eighteen  years.  Residence:  1911 
Shaw-ave.,   E.   Cleveland. 

BURTON,  Harold  HItz,  attorney-at-law; 
born,  Jamaica  Plain,  Mass.,  June  22,  1888; 
son  Prof.  Alfred  E.  and  Gertrude  (Hitz)  Bur- 


ton; educated,  Newton  high  school,  Mass., 
1901-1905;  Bowdoin  College,  Maine,  A.B.  1909; 
Harvard  Univ.  LL.B.,  1912;  married,  West 
Newton,  Mass.,  June  15,  1912  to  Selma  Flor- 
ence Smith — children,  Barbara,  William 
Smith,  Deborah  and  Robert  Smith  Burton; 
world  war,  1st  Lieut.  361st  Inf.  91st  Div. 
1917-1918;  Capt.  361st  Inf.  91st  Div.  1918- 
1919;  awarded  U.  S.  Army  citation  certificate 
and  Belgian  Crolx-de-Guerre;  Capt.  Inf.  Res., 
331st  Inf.  1922;  Major  Cleveland  Grays,  19-'l- 
1922;  admitted  to  Bar,  Ohio,  1912,  Utah,  1914; 
associated  with  law  firm  Gage,  Wilbur  & 
Wachner,  1912-1914;  asst.  attorney,  Utah 
Power  &  Light  Co.  and  Utah  Light  and  Trac- 
tion Co.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  1914-1915;  at- 
torney, Idaho  Power  Co.  and  Boise  Valley 
Traction  Co.,  Boise,  Idaho,  1916-1917;  asso- 
ciated with  law  firm  Day,  Day  &  Wilkin, 
1919-1920;  member  Day,  Day  &  Wilkin,  1920- 
1923;  of  Day  &  Day,  1923-1925;  of  Cull,  Bur- 
ton &  Laughlin,  1925  to  date;  instructor  in 
law  of  private  corporations.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  Law  school,  1923-1925;  director  Ohio 
Trust  Company;  trustee.  First  Unitarian 
Church;  pres.  Cleveland  chapter  Unitarian 
Laymen's  League;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa; 
American,  State  and  Cleveland  Bar  Assns.; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon, 
American  Legion,  Hermit,  Country,  National 
Town  and  Country  and  Mid-Day  clubs  and 
Cleveland  Grays.  Recreation:  handball  and 
tennis.  Residence:  14533  Terrace-rd.,  E. 
Cleveland.     Office:  1044  Hanna  Bldg. 

BURTON,  Jonathan  Prescotf,  coal  operator; 
born,  Massilon,  O.,  Jan.  12,  1876;  son  Jona- 
than Prescott  and  Mary  E.  (Zerbe)  Burton; 
educated,  University  school;  Yale  Univ.,  1896; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  8,  1903  to  Kate  Wins- 
ton Burnham — children,  Winston  Prescott, 
Katherine  and  David  Rittenhouse  Burton; 
pres.  J.  P.  Burton  Coal  Co.,  By-Products  Coal 
Co.,  Kennon  Coal  Mining  Co.  and  Trevorton 
Colliery  Co;  director  National  City  Bank  and 
Cleveland  Burial  Case  Co.;  member  Klrtland, 
Country,  Union,  Mayfield,  Tavern  and  Pepper 
Pike  clubs;  Yale  Club,  New  York.  Residence: 
2787  Falrmount-Blvd.  Office:  825  National 
City  Bank  Bldg. 

BURTON.  Martha  W.;  born,  E.  Cleveland; 
daughter  Dr.  Erasmus  D.  and  Emeline  A. 
(Meriam)  Burton;  educated,  Lake  Erie  college; 
Wellesley  college;  studied  piano  music  in 
New  York  City  and  Berlin,  Germany;  world 
war,  home  Red  Cross  work;  taught  piano 
m"u.<5ic  for  a  number  of  years,  having  a  studio 
In  Cleveland;  active  member  Cleveland  Fort- 
nightly Musical  club;  City  club.  Residence: 
15r52   Euclid-ave. 

BURTON,  Theodore  Elijah,  publicist;  born, 
Jefferson,  O.,  Dec.  20,  1851;  son  Rev.  Wm.  and 
Elizabeth  (Grant)  Burton;  educated,  Oberlin, 
1872,  A.  B.;  1875,  A.  M.;  (LL.D.  Oberlin,  1900; 
Dartmouth,  1907;  Ohio  Univ.,  1907;  St.  John's, 
Annapolis,  1913;  New  York  Univ.,  1919);  ad- 
mitted to  bar,  1875;  practiced  at  Cleveland; 
member  51st  (1889-91)  and  54th  to  60th  (1895- 
1909)  Congresses,  21st  Ohio  dist.;  elected  to 
61st  Congress  but  resigned  upon  election  to 
U.  S.  Senate  for  term  1909-15;  member  67th 
and  68th  Congresses  (1921-25)  22nd  Ohio  dist.; 
chairman  Inland  Waterway  commission  by 
appointment  Pres.  Roosevelt,  1907-1909; 
chairman  Natl.  Waterways  commission  cre- 
ated by  Congress,  1909-1912;  member  Na- 
tional Monetary  commission,  1908-1912;  mem- 
ber Interparliamentary  Union  (exec,  council, 
1904-1914;  exec.  com.  1921),  and  as  such  par- 
ticipated in  meetings  at  St.  Louis,  London, 
Geneva,  Paris,  The  Hague,  Vienna  and  Co- 
penhagen; delegate  Republican  Natl,  conven- 


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tlons,  1904,  1908  and  1912;  received  unani- 
mous support  of  Ohio  deleg'atlon  for  presi- 
dential nomination  In  Republican  National 
convention,  1916;  pres.  Merchants  Natl.  Bank, 
N.  Y.  City,  Jan.  1917-Jan.  1919;  Stafford-Lit- 
tle lecturer  at  Princeton,  1919;  Cutler  lec- 
turer, Rochester  Univ.,  1922;  member  Union 
club,  Cleveland;  Metropolitan  club,  Washing- 
ton; Union  league  and.  Authors  clubs.  New 
York;  author  Financial  Crises  and  Periods  of 
Industrial  and  Commercial  Depression,  1902; 
Life  of  John  Sherman,  1906;  Corporations  and 
the  State,  1911;  Some  Political  Tendencies  of 
the  Times  and  the  Effect  of  the  War  There- 
on 1919;  The  Constitution,  Its  Origin  and 
Distinctive  Features,  1923.  Residence:  Ho- 
tel Sovereign,  Cleveland.  Office:  House  of 
Representatives,    Washington,    D.    C. 

BUSH,  Eugene  Trowbridge,  life  Insurance; 
born,  West  Salem,  O.,  Feb.  19,  1879;  son,  J.  P. 
and  Annabel  (Trowbridge)  Bush;  educated, 
Oberlin  college,  1901,  A.B.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  20.  1905  to  Florence  M.  L.  Jenkins 
— children,  Marian  E.  and  Virginia  T.  Bush; 
Pres.  Bullerton  Co.;  director  Jenkins  S.  S.  Co.; 
member  Shaker  Heights  Country,  Westwood 
Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1934  E.  90th-st.  Office:  1268  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

BUSHNEL.L.,  Kdvrard,  lawyer;  born,  Fre- 
mont, O.,  May  18,  1865;  son  Ebenezer  and 
Cornelia  K.  (Woodruff)  Bushnell;  educated, 
Adelbert  college,  A.B.,  1887  and  A.M..  1889; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  20,  1892  to  Maude 
Kidder  Sherwin — children,  Elizabeth  Sherwin 
(deceased)  and  Nelson  Sherwin  Bushnell; 
member  Board  of  Education,  1914-1917;  pres. 
Board  of  Education,  1916-1917;  admitted  to 
bar  1891;  member  of  firm  Sampllner  and 
Bushnell,  1896  and  Cleveland  and  Bushnell, 
1900-1901;  practiced  alone  until  1918  and  then 
became  member  of  Cook,  McGowan,  Foote, 
Bushnell  and  Lamb  now  Cook,  McGowan, 
Foote,  Bushnell  and  Burgess;  pres.  West 
Ninth  Co.;  vice-pres.  Columbus  Coffin  Co.; 
sec.  treas.  and  director  Mototeria  Co.;  direc- 
tor and  sec.  Central  Factory  District  Co.; 
member  American,  Ohio  State  and  Cleveland 
Bar  assns.;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity; 
Union,  University,  Country,  Pepper  Pike  and 
Nisi  Prlus  clubs.  Recreation:  fishing  and 
golf.  Residence:  1900  E.  81st-st.  Office: 
1319  Williamson   Bldg. 

BrSHNELL,  Sophia  Ballard,  born,  Canton, 
O.,  Dec.  11,  1864;  daughter  Martin  Luther  and 
Sophia  (Ball)  Ballard;  educated.  Lake  Erie 
College  and  Womens  Medical  college  of 
Penn.;  married,  Columbus,  O.,  Oct.  23,  1889 
to  Thomas  Hubbard  Bushnell — children,  T.  H., 
Rebekah,  and  Ebenezer  Bushnell  and  Faith 
(Mrs.  Stiles  S.  Smith)  and  Mary  Alice  (Mrs. 
Robt.  F.  Grindley);  trustee  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  mem- 
ber  Library  board,  E.  Cleveland;  College, 
Women's  City,  East  Cleveland  Women's  and 
Nineteenth  Century  clubs.  Residence:  15018 
Terrace-rd.,   E.   Cleveland. 

BIISHNErLi,  Thoman  Hubbard,  lawyer; 
born,  Burton,  O.,  Aug.  17,  1856;  son  Ebenezer 
and  Julia  (Baldwin)  Bushnell;  educated. 
Western  Reserve  (Adelbert  College),  B.A., 
1882,  M.  A.,  1885;  admitted  to  Bar,  1885; 
practiced  in  Wisconsin,  1886-1896;  married 
Columbus,  O.,  Oct.  23,  1889  to  Sophia 
Ball  Ballard — children,  Thomas  Hubbard, 
Rebekah  and  Ebenezer  Bushnell,  Mary  Alice 
Bushnell  Grindley  and  Faith  Bushnell 
Smith;  judge  insolvency  and  juvenile  court, 
Cuyahoga  County,  O.,  1904-1905;  world 
war,  served  on  Draft  Service  Board;  vice- 
pres.  and  director  Mitchell  Land  Co.; 
pres.  for  years  and  now  director  and 
member  executive   committee  Cleveland   Hu- 


mane Society;  member  D.  K.  B.  fraternity; 
Union  club.  Residence:  16018  Terrace-rd., 
E.  Cleveland.  Office:  806  Guarantee  Title 
Bldg. 

BUSTARD,  John  Hilllard.  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  22,  1897;  son  William  Ross 
and  Elizabeth  (McLaren)  Bustard;  educated, 
Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  1915-1921;  academic  and 
law  courses;  republican;  candidate  for  coun- 
cil, 1923;  Cleveland  candidate  state  legisla- 
ture, 1924,  Cuyahoga  County;  world  war. 
Navy,  1918;  pres.  Sahara  Construction  Co., 
Superior  112th  Co.,  J.  H.  Bustard  &  Co.  and 
Leader  Land  and  Mtg.  Co.;  member  State  and 
County  Bar  assns.;  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
board;  Masonic  lodge,  Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity; Western  Reserve  Republican,  19th 
Ward  Republican,  Auto  and  High  Noon  clubs. 
Recreation:  bowling,  driving,  hiking,  mystery 
stories.  Residence:  2086  E.  96th  st.  Office: 
401   Leader   Bldg. 

BUSTARD,  William  Rons,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  1894;  son  William  Ross  and  Eliza- 
beth (McLaren)  Bustard;  educated,  Baldwin 
Wallace  Univ.,  A.M.,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.,  1920  to  Margaret  E.  Nelson — chil- 
dren, Eleanor  Elizabeth  and  Audry  Ann  Bus- 
tard; candidate  for  state  senator;  member 
Bar  assn.  committee,  1923-1924  for  new  laws 
submitted  to  State  legislature;  member 
American  Legion  post  No.  130;  chairman 
Glenville  post;  A.  L.  of  forty  hommes  and 
eight  chevaux  of  American  Legion;  member 
Bar  Assn.  committees;  pres.  Cedar-Fair- 
mount-ave.  assn.;  pres.  Molly  Pitcher  Candy 
Co.;  pres.  Superior-Realty  Co.;  treas.  Car- 
negie Fairmount  Realty  Co.;  treas.  and  sec. 
Molly  Pitcher  Candy  Co.;  pres.  and  treas. 
Leader  Mortgage  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Forest  City  Forum;  Parliamentarian;  High 
Noon  and  City  Clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  golf  and  swimming.  Residence: 
2096  E.  96th  st.     Office:  401  Leader  Bldg. 

BUTCHART,  Franklin  David,  minister; 
born,  Clinton,  Ont.,  May  4,  1875;  son  John  and 
Christina  (Bentley)  Butchart;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools  Ontario,  Can.;  Hiram  college,  A.B., 
1902;  graduate  work  Univ.  of  Chicago;  mar- 
ried, Ionia,  Mich.,  Sept.  8,  1915  to  Mary  L. 
Beckwlth — children,  Christine  Beckwlth 
Butchart;  for  two  years  pastor  Chagrin  Fall 
Christian  church;  twenty  years  pastor  Broad- 
way Christian  church,  Cleveland;  now  pastor 
West-Blvd.  church;  two  years,  1911-1912 
executive  secretary  Hiram  college;  has 
held  for  six  years  position  executive  sec- 
retary of  Cleveland  Disciple's  Union;  director, 
Euclid  Heights  Investment  Co.:  member 
Board  managers  Cleveland  Christian  Home 
for  Children;  Iris  Masonic  lodge.  Residence: 
3071    W.    Blvd.      Office:   W.    Blvd.    &   W.    101st. 

St. 

BUTI.ER,  Alice,  physician;  born,  Ohio,  Dec. 
30,  1863;  daughter  Daniel  and  Hannah  (Bo- 
.stater)  Kosenlierger;  educated,  Ohio  .Northorn 
Univ.,  1897,  A.B.;  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1900,  M.D.; 
married,  Ohio,  June  1,  1884  to  N.  C.  Butler; 
world  war  civilian  relief,  "four  minute  man"; 
pres.  board  Trustees  Woman's  Hospital;  trus- 
tee Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member  American  Institute 
of  Homeopathy,  State  and  Local  Medical  So- 
ciety, Staff  of  Woman's  Hospital;  Delphian, 
American  Guild  of  Health,  Museum  of  Art, 
College,  Women's  City,  Business  and  Profos- 
Blonal  Women's  and  Cleveland  Zonta  clubs. 
Residence:  1772  Radnor-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    1036    Rose    Bldg. 

BL'TI-ER,  Edvtard  Timothy,  stove  mfgr. ; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  10,  1872;  son  Timothy 
and    Mary    Jane    (Downs)    Butler;    educated. 


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Parochial  schools;  West  high  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  22,  1898  to  Emma  Mary 
Connelly — children,  James  Andrew  and  Ed- 
ward Timothy;  participated  in  all  Communi- 
ty Fund  drives;  director  American  Stove  Co.; 
sales  manag-er  Dangler  Stove  Co.;  vice-pres. 
Cleveland  Wire  Cloth  and  Mfg-.  Co.;  director 
McDougall  Butler  Co.,  Inc.,  Buffalo,  and  Pearl 
Paint  &  Stove  Co.;  trustee  Catholic  Chari- 
ties Corp.;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Museum  of  Art;  Knights  of  Columbus;  Citi- 
zens League;  Canterbury  Golf,  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Town  and  Country  clubs. 
F:ecreation:  golf  and  travel.  Residence: 
2758  West  Park-blvd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
5017   Perkins-ave. 

BUTLER,  Edward  Timotbr,  Jr.,  attorney- 
at-law;  born,  Cleveland,  March  10,  1901;  son 
Edward  T.  and  Emma  (Connelly)  Butler; 
educated  Georgetown  Univ.,  1921,  A.B. ;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.,  1924,  LL.B. ;  active  in 
Democratic  politics;  one  of  the  organizers 
of  Cuyahoga  club;  member  Troop  G.  O.N.G., 
107  Cavalry;  active  in  campaigns  of  Com- 
munity Fund,  Catholic  Charities  Corp.  and 
John  Carroll  Univ.;  associated  with  firm 
Calfee,  Fogg  &  White;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  Assn.,  Phi  Alpha  Delta  law  fraternity; 
Gilmour  Council  Knights  of  Columbus, 
Georgetown  Univ.  Alumni  Assn.,  University 
and  City  clubs  and  First  Cleveland  cavalry. 
Recreation:  horseback  riding,  golf  and  swim- 
ming. Residence:  2758  West  Park  Blvd. 
Office:    1305-308    Euclid-ave.    Bldg. 

Bl'TLER,  Franfe  J.,  coal  mining;  born, 
Saybrook,  O.,  Jan.  19,  1872;  son  Patrick  P. 
and  Katherine  (Xaughton)  Butler;  educat- 
ed, Ashtabula  high  school;  honorary  alum- 
nus Notre  Dame;  Univ.  Notre  Dame,  Ind. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  21,  1904  to  Jessie 
S.  McGinnis — children,  John,  Joseph,  Robert, 
Albert,  Charles  and  Mary  Catherine  Butler; 
rres.  Riverside  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  1918- 
1919;  vice-pres.,  Cambridge  Collieries  Co., 
1914-1925;  state  officer  of  the  first  State 
council  of  Knights  of  Columbus,  elected  at 
the  first  convention  held  in  Ohio,  1898;  trus- 
tee St.  Clements  church,  1924-1925;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Knights  of  Colum- 
bus; Notre  Dame  club  of  Cleveland.  Resi- 
dence: 16911  Edgewater-dr.  Office:  1050 
Rockefeller   Bldg. 

Bl'TLER,  James  Andrew,  attornev;  born. 
Cleveland,  Jan.  21,  1900;  son  Edward  T.  and 
Emma  (Connelly)  Butler;  educated.  Lovnla 
high  school,  Georgetown  Univ.,  A.  B.,  1921; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1924;  S.  A. 
T.  C.  at  Georgetown,  1918;  Troop  G.,  107th 
Ohio  Cavalry,  1925  to  date;  member  Cuyahoga 
club;  active  in  campaigns  of  Catholic  Chari- 
ties corporation;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
Assn.,  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternity,  Knights 
of      Columbus,      University      club      and       1st 


Cleveland  Cavalry,  Troop  G. ;  sec.  Cleve- 
land Georgetown  (jlub.  Recreation:  horse- 
back riding,  golf  and  swimming.  Residence: 
2758  West  Park  blvd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
826    Hanna    Bldg. 

BUTTERFIELD,  Emmet  E.,  school  prin- 
cipal; born,  Carroll  Co.,  O.,  June  8,  1887;  son 
Albert  and  Margaret  (Smith)  Butterfield; 
educated,  Mt.  Union  college.  Alliance,  O., 
Ph.B.,  1911;  "Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.  M., 
1924;  Columbia  Univ.,  A.  M.,  1925;  married, 
Wooster,  O.,  June  19,  1911  to  May  Irwin — 
children  Robert  Emmet  and  Kathryn  Ir- 
win; principal  high  school,  Canfield,  O.,  1911- 
1912;  teacher  mathematics,  Hamilton.  C,  high 
school,  1912-1917;  teacher  mathematics  E. 
Technical  high  school,  Cleveland,  1917-1920; 
principal  Rice  Jr.  high  school,  1920-1922; 
prin.  Audubon  Jr.  high  school,  1922  to  date; 
member  Ohio  State  Teachers  assn. ;  National 
Educational  assn.;  Cleveland  Research  club; 
Phi  Delta  Kappa;  City  club.  Residence:  3277 
E.  Overlook-rd.  Office:  Audubon  Jr.  High 
School,    East    Blvd. 

BUTT.S,  Mrs.  Clark  I.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  28,  1849;  daughter  George  and  Maria 
C.  (Blackmer)  ^Vorthington;  educated,  Farra- 
ington.  Conn.,  Miss  Porter's  School;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  9,  1871  to  Clark  I.  Butts — 
children,  F.  "Worthington,  Alice  M.  and  Mary 
Butts.      Residence:    2028    E.    83rd   St.,    Suite    1. 

BYERLEY,     Jeannette      Paxton      Howland, 

born,  Detroit.  Mich.;  daughter  Thomas  Jef- 
ferson and  Eunice  Marie  (Hunt)  Paxton; 
married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  to  Oakley  D.  How- 
land  (deceased)  and  Francis  A.  Byerley  (de- 
ceased)— children,  Archange  Navarre  and 
DeForest  Hunt  Howland  and  Francis  A. 
Byerley,  Jr.;  member,  D.  A.  R. ;  U.  S.  Daugh- 
ters of  1912;  Founders  and  Patriots  of  Amer- 
ica, 1607;  Colonial  Dames  XVII  century; 
Colonial  Daughters,  1607-1775;  Women's  City 
club.        Residence:     12816    Euclid-ave. 

BYERS,  AVilliam  \V.,  hotel  management; 
born,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Sept.  23,  1879;  son 
Thomas  M.  and  Ruth  E.  (Wyatt)  Byers;  edu- 
cated, Delaware,  O.,  high  school;  Ohio  Wes- 
levan  Univ.,  Ex-1900;  married,  Columbus,  O., 
Feb.  11,  1903  to  Estelle  Sapp — children. 
William  W.  Byers,  Jr.;  pres.  and  mgr.  Fern 
Hall  Hotel  Co.;  director  Hough-79th  Co.; 
member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity:  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  B.  P.  O.  Elks:  City  club;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  3250  Euclid- 
ave.      Office:   same. 

BYRNES,  Alice  McHardy.  born.  Owosso. 
Mich.;  daughter  Arthur  and  Emily  E. 
(Phillips)  McHardy;  educated,  Miss  Liggetts 
school,  Detroit;  married.  Shaker  Hghts., 
April  10,  1917  to  Wm.  E.  Byrnes.  Residence: 
2849    Fairfax-rd. 


CAD"\VAl.LADER,  Bernard,  correctionist  of 
speech  and  voice  defects;  born,  Wolverhamp- 
ton, Eng.,  Sept.  21,  1867;  son  George  and  Jane 
(Lacon)  Cadwallader;  educated,  St.  Mary's 
school  and  academy;  professional  studies  in 
England  and  United  States:  married,  E.  Cleve- 
land, 1905  to  Minerva  Peet  Lowman — children, 
Jane  Lowman,  Cecelia  Lowman  and  Phyllis 
Lacon  Cadwallader;  taught  in  Beaver  college, 
Beaver.  Pa.,  Wooster  Univ.,  Wooster,  O.;  sum- 
mer school.  Von  Kunits  school,  Pittsburgh; 
director  of  Sandalphon  school  home  for  men- 
tally retarded  children;  director  Cleveland 
Speech    Clinic    for    speech    defects;     member 


American  Society  for  study  of  feeble  minded. 
Residence:  1865  Windermere  st.  Office:  1874 
E.   S2nd-st. 

CAD^VAL,L.ADER,  Minerva  Lowman.  teach- 
er; born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  22,  1ST9;  daughter 
Mather  Jacob  and  Mary  (Taber)  Lowman: 
married,  Cleveland,  April  19,  1905  to  Bernard 
Cadwallader — children,  Jane  Lowman,  Cecelia 
Lowman  and  Phyllis  Lacon;  teacher  in  E. 
Cleveland  schools,  1900-1905;  asst.  director 
Sandalphon  school  for  mentally  retarded  chil- 
dren, since  1919:  member  City,  Ophello  and 
Windermere  Mothers'  clubs.  Residence:  1865 
Windermere-st.     Office:     1874  E.  82nd-st. 


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CADWALiLADER,  Starr,  executive  sec; 
born,  Howard,  N.  Y.,  June  11,  1869;  son  Joseph 
S.  and  Anne  (Starr)  Cadwallader;  educated, 
Hamilton  college,  A.  B.,  1893,  A.  M.,  1896; 
Union  Seminary;  Columbia  Univ.;  married, 
Utica,  N.  y.,  July  30,  1896  to  Harriet  E. 
Gompii — children,  Elizabeth,  (deceased)  and 
Starr  Cadwallader;  world  war,  chairman 
Cuyahoga  County  selective  service  board; 
headworker  Goodrich  House,  1896-1905; 
school  director,  Cleveland,  1902-1905;  sec. 
board  of  commerce,  Detroit,  1905;  sec.  Cleve- 
land School  of  Art,  1906-1907;  supt.  of  Health, 
(Cleveland,  1908-1909;  real  estate,  Steln-Cad- 
wallader-Long.  1910-1917;  member  Ohio 
board  of  administration,  1913-1915;  American 
Red  Cross,  1918-1923;  director  Civilian  Re- 
lief, Lake  Div. ;  manager  Lake  Dlv. ;  mana- 
ger Southwestern  Div.;  ex.  sec.  Cleveland 
Hospital  Council,  1924;  sec.  Roslyn  Realty 
Co.;  member  American  Sociological  assn.; 
American  assn.  Social  Workers;  National 
Conf.  of  Social  Workers;  American  Hospital 
assn.;  trustee  (5oodrich  Social  Settlement;  ad- 
visory conim.  Associated  Charities;  chairman 
Cleveland  Chapter  American  Assn.  Social 
Workers;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  and  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  University  and  City 
clubs.  Residence:  2901  Weymouth-rd.  Of- 
fice:   408    Electric   Bldg.      (Deceased.) 

CAINE,  Laura  Elizabeth  Hower,  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  H.  T.  and  R.  Antoinette 
(Beckman)  Hower;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1893  to  Wil- 
liam Clarence  Caine — children,  Kathryn  Calne 
Marvin;  member  Union  and  Country  clubs. 
Residence:    16600   South  Park-blvd. 

CAINE,  William  Clarence,  retired,  born, 
Cleveland;  son  William  and  Jane  (Caley) 
Caine;  married,  Cleveland,  1893  to  Laura 
Elizabeth  Hower — children,  Kathryn  Calne 
Marvin;  formerly  vice-pres.  Union  Trust  Co.; 
retired,  1919;  member  Union,  Country  and 
City  clubs.  Residence:  16600  South  Park-blvd. 

CALDAVELiL,  Alma  B.,  school  supervisor; 
born,  Indiana,  1870;  daughter  Theodore  R. 
and  Isabel  (Brenton)  Caldwell;  educated, 
Indiana  public  schools;  Terre  Haute  State 
Normal;  Indiana  Univ.;  Franklin  college;  Chi- 
cago Univ.,  B.  S.,  A.  M. ;  member  Women's 
City,  Women's  and  Principal's  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: auto-driving,  walking  and  camping. 
Residence:  3535  Euclid.  Office:  Board  of  Edu- 
cation. 

CALDWELiL,,  Harold  Van  Yorx,  executive 
secretary;  born.  Maiden,  Mass.,  Dec.  11,  1888; 
son  Eben  and  Kate  V.  (Laughlln)  Caldwell; 
educated,  Amherst  college,  1913,  A.  B.;  gradu- 
ate study  Columbia  Univ.;  married,  Burling- 
ton, Vt.,  Dec.  30,  1914  to  Mildred  Joyce  Rey- 
nolds— children,  Harold  Van  Yorx  and  Rich- 
ard Reynolds;  senior  asst.  in  English,  Amherst 
college,  1913;  instructor  and  asst.  prof,  of 
English,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1913-1918;  In- 
structor of  English,  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science,  1918-1919;  editorial  and  reportorlal 
staff  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer,  1919-1922;  asst. 
mgr.  Cleveland  Safety  council,  1922;  sec.  to 
the  director  of  schools,  1922-1923;  executive 
sec.  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine,  since 
1923;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Phi 
Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  public  health  commit- 
tee Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Health 
council  Welfare  Federation;  Academy  repre- 
sentative on  various  other  civic  groups.  Rec- 
reation; outdoor  life.  Residence:  3187  E. 
137-st.       Office:     2318    Prospect-ave. 

CALEY,  Fred  H.,  sec.  Cleveland  Automo- 
bile   club;    born,    Hudson,    O.,    June    2,    1873; 


son  Frederick  P.  and  Clara  S.  (Palmer) 
Caley;  educated,  country  schools;  Kent  high 
school;  Northern  Univ.,  Ada,  O.;  children,  Ro- 
land C.  and  Donald  C.  Caley;  after  college, 
taught,  farmed  and  worked  in  Akron  rubber 
factories;  did  real  estate  and  insurance  busi- 
ness in  Akron;  during  1896  presidential  cam- 
paign became  active  In  Republican  politics; 
1900  entered  official  work  at  Columbus,  10 
years,  mostly  with  State  Insurance  dept.; 
first  man  appointed  state  registrar  of  auto- 
mobiles for  Ohio,  held  office  four  years  dur- 
ing which  time  he  organized  State  Automo- 
bile dept.;  became  mgr.  Cincinnati  Automo- 
bile club;  then  secretary  of  Cleveland  Auto- 
mobile club;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce 
and  Chamber  of  Industry;  Bigelow  lodge, 
F.  &  A.  M.;  Oriental  Commandery;  Knight 
Templar;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Scottish  Rite 
Mason;  32nd  degree;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, City  and  Rotary  clubs.  Office:  Hollen- 
den    Hotel. 

CALHOUN,  Helen  Smith,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  9,  1887;  daughter  Dr.  J.  R.  and  Abigail 
C.  (Overholt)  Smith;  educated,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  Bucknell  Seminary;  Smith  col- 
lege; married,  Cleveland,  May  3,  1911  to  Tracy 
Jennings  Calhoun — children,  Abigail,  Esther, 
Catharine  and  Newton  Calhoun;  member 
Pi  Beta  Phi  sorority;  Mayfield,  Country 
and  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  1586  E.  115th- 
st. 

CALHOUN,  Tracy  Jennines,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  July  11,  1885;  son  Newton  8. 
and  Caroline  (Jennings)  Calhoun;  educated, 
University  school;  Cornell  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  3,  1911  to  Helen  M.  Smith — 
children,  Abigail,  Esther,  Catharine  and 
Newton;  vlce-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  Johnston  & 
Jennings  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  OH 
Conservation  and  Engineering  Co.;  member 
Mayfield  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Re- 
creation: bowling  and  golf.  Residence:  1586 
E.  115th-st.  Office:  Addison-rd.  and  Lake 
Shore    tracks. 

CALKINS,  Ann  Shurmer,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Daniel  and  Elizabeth  (Townsend) 
Shurmer;  educated,  Mrs.  Salisbury's  school 
(later  Hathaway-Brown) ;  St.  Agnes,  Albany, 
N.  Y.;  married,  Cleveland  to  Charles  Clark 
Calkins — children,  Helen  Calkins  Wheeler. 
Residence:    Wade    Park   Manor. 

CALLACOTT,  Charles  M.,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  18,  1881;  son  Charles  C.  and 
Almyra  (Hicks)  Callacott;  educated,  Shaw 
academy;  Glenville  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  18,  1903  to  Florence  Jessie 
Sprulcs — children,  one  son  and  one  daughter; 
capt.  in  American  Protective  League  during 
world  war;  asst.  sec.  and  treas.  I'^airmount 
Savings  Bank  Co.,  1901-904;  with  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.  as  loan  clerk  until  1912;  mgr.  its 
real  estate  dept.  1912  to  1918;  pres.  City  and 
Suburban  Realty  Co.  subsidiary  Company, 
1918-1925;  pres.  and  director  The  Mayfield 
Clubside  Realty  Co.;  vice-pres.,  treas.  and 
director  The  Adams  Realty  Company;  pres. 
and  director  The  Chas.  M.  Callacott  Company; 
member  Union,  Cleveland  and  City  cluba. 
Recreation:  motoring,  golf  and  travel.  Resi- 
dence: Mayfleld-rd.     Office:  Swetland  Bldg. 

CALVERT,  Percy  N.,  lithographing  and 
printing;  son  Peter  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Smith) 
Calvert;  educated,  Eastwood  Board  school, 
Keighley,  Eng.;  Keighley  Technical  college; 
married,  Cleveland,  1904  to  Mildred  A.  Burn- 
side — children,  Audrey  B.  and  Robert  B.  Cal- 
vert;  director   National    Assn.    of    Employlngr 


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Lithographers;  pres.  The  Reserve  Lithograph 
Printing  Co.;  pres.  Calvert  Hatch  Co.;  sec. 
Fourth  District  Publishing  Co.;  owner 
Leavenworth  Bank  Service  Co.;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  Knight  Templar;  32nd  degree; 
Al  Koran  Shrine;  member  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Town  &  Country  and  Willowick  Country- 
clubs.  Residence:  16100  Parkland-dr.,  Shaker 
Hghts.     Office:  624  Caxton  Bldg. 

CAMPBELL,  Caroline  Roberts,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Lyman  Crosby  and  Jane 
(Bolles)  Roberts;  educated,  Central  high 
school;  School  of  Education;  Chautauqua 
Literary  and  Scientific;  married,  Cleveland 
to  Edward  A.  Campbell — children,  Florence 
Katharine  Campbell  and  Edith  Campbell  Van 
Tassel;  world  war.  Red  Cross  service;  mem- 
ber S.  H.  G.  Society  of  Hall  in  the  Grove; 
Mayflower  descendant,  10th  in  direct  line 
from  Richard  Warren  (12th  signer);  Regent 
of  Western  Reserve  Chapter,  D.  A.  R.;  have 
Richard  Warren's  line  of  direct  descent  back 
to  the  7th  century;  William  4th  Earl  of 
Warren  was  one  of  the  three  Earls  who 
forced  King  John  to  sign  the  Magna  Charta 
and  appointed  the  25  Barons  as  sureties  or 
keeper  of  the  Great  Charter.  Residence:  2330 
Roxboro-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

C4MPBEI-L.  E«lT*aril  A.,  dentist;  born, 
Cleveland,  1856;  son  John  and  Ellen  (Halli- 
well)  Campbell;  educated,  Cleveland  and  Eng- 
land; married,  Cleveland,  1882  to  Caroline 
Roberts — children,  Florence  Katharine  Camp- 
bell and  IMrs.  Louis  H.  Van  Tassel;  member 
Board  of  Education,  two  years.  Residence: 
2330  Roxboro-rd.  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
355    Colonial   Arcade. 

CAMPBELL,  Fannie  Fuller,  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  19,  1851;  daughter  Augustus  and 
Mary  A.  (Hutching')  Fuller;  educated,  public 
school;  Cleveland  Academy  (Miss  Guilford's 
School);  married,  Cleveland,  June  20,  1876  to 
Oscar  James  Campbell — children,  Prof.  Oscar 
James  and  Charles  Fuller  Campbell,  and  Jean 
Campbell  Hukill:  world  war,  worked  with 
Red  Cross;  member  Women's  City  club;  for 
many  years  connected  with  Cleveland  Day 
Nursery  and  free  Kindergarten  assn.  as  vice- 
pres.  and  treas. ;  pres.  two  years  Women's 
assn.  of  Church  of  the  Covenant.  Residence: 
2175    Grandview-ave.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

CAMPBELL.  Lon  L.,  attorney;  born,  Arkan- 
sas, Jan.  12,  1885;  son  W.  W.  and  Ann  Camp- 
bell; educated,  Arkansas  public  schools;  Univ. 
of  Arkansas,  B.  A.,  L.  I.;  Columbia  Univ.,  New 
York,  B.  L.  L. ;  married,  Hope,  Ark.,  Oct.  11, 
1911  to  Hazel  Johnson — children,  Mary  Barton 
and  Dorothv  Ann  Campbell;  general  counsel, 
director  and  sec.  Grief  Bros.  Cooperage  Corp., 
J.  R.  Raible  Co.  and  Allen  Cooperage  Co.; 
member  Sigma  Chi  fraternity;  Clifton  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  1076 
Rosalie-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1937  Willey- 
ave. 

CAMPBELL,  Thomas  Montgomery,  vice- 
pres. :  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  20,  1882;  son 
Henry  Harrison  and  Anna  (Krause)  Camp- 
bell; educated,  Central  high  school,  1901; 
married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  28,  1916  to  Minnie 
V.  Berichon;  world  war,  made  repairs  to 
various  boiler  rooms'  furnaces  for  plants 
naking  war  equipment;  in  1924  liquidated 
3rightman  Furnace  Co.  of  Cleveland  which 
vas  founded  by  father,  Henry  Harrison 
Campbell  in  1890;  vice-pres.  and  director 
Brown  Paper  Goods  Co.,  Chicago,  111.;  mem- 
ber Iris  Lodge  No.  229,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Cleveland 
Chapter  No.  148  R.  A.  M.;  Holyrood  Com- 
mandery  No.  32,  K.  T. ;  Ancient  Accepted 
Scottish   Rite,    32nd   degree;   Al   Koran   Tem- 


ple, A.A.O.N.M.S.;  B.  P.  O.  E.  Cleveland  Lodge, 
No.  18;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  The  Commodore,  1990  Ford-dr. 

CAMMANN,  Lucy  J.,  born,  Rockwell,  Iowa, 
Aug.  25,  1890;  daughter  Albert  A.  and  Lucy 
(Breed)  Moore;  educated,  Albert  Lee  col- 
lege; Colorado  Woman's  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  7,  1913  to  Frederick  W.  Cam- 
mann — children,  Lucy  Jane  and  Frederick  W. 
Cammann;  member  D.  A.  R.  Residence:  2036 
Elbur-ave. 

CANFIELD,  Elsie  Ford,  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  15,  1889;  daughter  Wellington  and  Jane 
(Grandy)  Terryberry;  educated.  Central  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  1,  1912  to 
Hiram  Henry  Canfield — children,  Estelle  Jean 
Ford;  world  war,  Red  Cross  Surgical  dress- 
ings (two  years);  member  Women's  City, 
Canterbury  Golf,  Cleveland  Heights  Civic 
and  National  Town  and  Country  Clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf,  bridge,  reading  and  music. 
Residence:  3249  Hyde  Park,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Summer:   Gates   Mill. 

CA1VFIEI>D,  Hiram  Henry,  atty.  and  city 
manager,  Cleveland  Heights;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  12,  1883;  son  Harrison  Wade  and 
Martha  Ann  (Robinson)  Canfield;  educated, 
Culver  Military  Academy;  University  school; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  B.  A.;  Western  Re- 
serve Law  School,  LL.D. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  1,  1912  to  Elsie  Ford — children,  Estelle 
Jean  Ford  Canfield;  world  war,  draft  board, 
Cleveland  Hghts.;  member  Delta  Upsilon  and 
Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternities;  Canterbury  Golf, 
National  Town  and  Country  and  City  clubs. 
Recreation:  coaching  football  for  Case  and 
Shaw  high  and  golf.  Residence:  3249  Hyde 
Park,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Summer:  Gates  Mill. 
Office:    Cleveland   Hghts.,    City   Hall. 

CANNAN,  Effie,  teacher;  born,  Camden,  O.; 
daughter  John  and  Rachel  (Williams)  (Ilan- 
nan;  educated,  Wellington,  O.,  high  school; 
Oberlin  college;  summer  work  at  Cleveland 
school  of  Education  and  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  Harvard,  Chicago  Univ.  and  Columbia 
Univ.;  asst.  principal  Prospect  school;  mem- 
ber North  Eastern  Ohio,  Ohio  State  and  Na- 
tional Education  assns. ;  East  Congregational 
Reading  Circle.  Residence:  1762  E.  89th  st. 
Office:  Prospect  School,  Shaw-ave.,  E.  Cleve- 
land. 

CANNIFF,  Ella  Viola  Oviatt,  born,  Aurora, 
O.;  daughter  Silas  and  Jemmima  (Sapp) 
Oviatt;  educated,  Indiana  Normal  school; 
married,  Aurora,  O.,  April  20,  1893  to  William 
Henry  Canniff  (deceased).  Residence:  11235 
Bellflower-rd. 

CANXON,  Austin  V.,  lawyer;  born,  Streets- 
boro,  June  9,  1869;  son  Artemus  M.  and  Leo- 
nora (Wells)  Cannon;  educated,  Buchtel  col- 
lege (now  Univ.  of  Akron),  1892,  B.  S.;  mar- 
ried to  Marian  E.  Cook  (deceased) — children, 
Rudolf  A.,  Victor  M.  and  Josephine  Cannon; 
commissioner  on  Uniform  laws  from  Ohio 
for  more  than  fifteen  years;  lecturer  on  bank- 
ruptcy more  than  fifteen  years  at  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  publisher  of  articles  in  vari- 
ous publications  on  bankruptcy  and  equitable 
receivership;  member  firm  White,  Cannon  & 
Spieth;  director  and  gen.  counsel  City  Ice 
&  Fuel  Co.;  vice-pres.  dir.  and  counsel  Elec- 
tric Vacuum  Cleaner  Co.;  sec.  and  director 
Globe  Machine  &  Stamping  Co.;  director,  sec. 
and  treas.  National  Woolen  Co.;  director  Pen- 
ton  Publishing  Co.;  director  and  counsel  Hig- 
bee  Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and 
American  Bar  assns.;  Klrtland  Country, 
Country,  University,  Union  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  2235  Harcourt-dr.  Office: 
1565    Union    Trust   Bldg. 


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CANNON,  Rudolph  A.,  attorney-at-law; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  22,  1898;  son,  Austin  V. 
and  Marian  (Cook)  Cannon;  educated.  Uni- 
versity school;  Princeton,  1920,  A.  B.;  West- 
ern Reserve  law  school,  LL.B.,  1923;  married, 
Hingham,  Mass.,  June  23,  1923  to  Ruth 
Wavle;  world  war,  training  camp,  Prince- 
ton, N.  J.,  1918;  member  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternity; University  club.  Residence:  11483 
Hessler-rd.      Office:    1565    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

CANNON,'  Ruth  ^VnvJe,  born  Berkshire, 
N.  Y.,  May  5,  1899;  daughter  George  Albert 
and  Laura  Alice  (Macey)  Wavle,  educated, 
Cambridge  I..atin  school;  Pratt  Institute; 
married,  Hingham,  Mass.,  June  23,  1923  to 
Rudolf  Austin  Cannon;  member  Women's  City 
Club;  Junior  League.  Residence:  11483  Hess- 
ler-rd. 

CANNON,  Victor  Mnrmhall,  salesman;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  30,  1901;  son  Austin  V.  and 
Marian  E.  (Cook)  Cannon;  educated.  Uni- 
versity school;  Dartmouth  college,  B.  S.,  1923; 
with  Electric  Vacuum  Cleaner  Co.,  Inc.;  mem- 
ber University  club.  Residence:  2235  Har- 
court-dr.      Office:    1734    Ivanhoe-rd. 

CAPSHAIV.  AVilUe  Walling,  commercial 
sales;  born,  McMinville,  Tenn..  Aug.  15,  1892; 
son  Jesse  Davis  and  Ella  Lee  (Brewer)  Wall- 
ing; educated,  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  married,  Tenn., 
Dec.  30,  1910  to  E.  W.  Capshaw — children, 
Gordon  Walling  and  Fred  Walling  Capshaw; 
engaged  in  child-welfare  work  for  three 
years;  eastern  sales  representative  Walter  A. 
Goldsmith  Co.;  member  Business  &  Profes- 
sional Women's  club.  Residence:  Hotel  Hol- 
lenden.      Office:    2152    Superior-ave. 

CARDINAL,  Georse  Ralph,  investments; 
born,  Ogdensburg,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  2,  1888;  son 
John  and  Mary  (Premo)  Cardinal;  educated, 
Ogdensburg  public  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  24,  1923  to  Hazel  Brockett;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Astronomical  Society;  City 
club.     Residence:   15445  Lake   Shore-blvd. 

CARDINAL,  Hazel  Brockett,  born,  Bristol- 
ville,  O.,  Dec.  29,  1891;  daughter  Ernest  La- 
Valle  and  Ada  (Dabney)  Brockett;  educated, 
Cleveland  Schools;  special  course  at  Reserve, 
Lakeside  hospital,  Kindergarten  training 
Center  and  Red  Cross  Training  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  24,  1923  to  George  R. 
Cardinal;  world  war,  nurses  aide  at  Lakeside 
in  Camp  Dix.,  N.  J.;  member  D.  A.  R. ;  Wom- 
en's City  club.  Residence:  15445  Lake  Shore- 
blvd. 

CARHARTT,  John  Eme«t,  clergyman;  8on 
John  M.  and  Emily  (Taylor)  Carhartt;  edu- 
cated, Denison  Univ.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
Theological  School  of  Kenyon  college;  sec. 
to  Bishop  DuMoulin;  senior  curate  at  Trinity 
Cathedral;  rector  St.  Alban's-on-the-Heights; 
member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 2577  Euclid  Hghts.-blvd. 

CARI-ETON,  Charlen  Henry,  lumber  dealer; 
born,  St.  Clair,  Mich.,  Sept.  18,  1859;  son 
George  W.  and  Emeline  P.  (Smith)  Carleton; 
educated,  high  school  at  St.  Clair,  Mich.,  busi- 
ness college,  Valparaiso,  Ind.;  married, 
Wayne,  Mich.,  Jan.  3,  1889  to  Janet  L.  Morri- 
.son  (deceased) — children,  George  M.,  Marg- 
aret and  Jean  Carleton;  after  leaving  school 
entered  employ  of  B.  W.  Jenks  &  Co.;  came 
to  Cleveland,  May,  1885;  entered  employ  of 
N.  Mills  &  Co.;  secured  an  interest  in  firm 
the  following  year;  pres.  The  Mllls-Carleton 
Co.;  vice-pres.  The  Pearl  St.  Realty  Co.;  di- 
rector Lumber  Underwriters  of  N.  Y. ;  retired 
from  active  business  Sept.  1,  1924;  member 
Lumberman's    club;    Country    club.      Recrea- 


tion:   Florida    fishing    and    golf.      Residence: 
13421   Lake   Shore-blvd. 

CARLIN,  Georg;e  Thomas,  gen.  mgr.;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  11,  1867;  son  Thomas  P.  and 
Elizabeth  (Goss)  Carlln;  educated,  grammar 
school.  Green  Castle,  Ind.,  Wayne,  Mich,  and 
Detroit,  Mich.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  14, 
1888  to  Amy  C.  Conkey — children,  Shirley  E. 
Holden  and  Vivian  A.  Kirkpatrick;  mgr.  con- 
solidated express  companies  under  name 
American  Railway  Express  Co.  in  movement 
of  war  material  during  world  war;  with 
Nickel  Plate  Railroad,  five  years;  entered 
express  transportation  business,  1890;  gen. 
mgr.  Eastern  Lakes  dept.  consisting  of  six 
divisions  containing  over  1600  officers  and 
5000  employes  American  Railway  Express 
Co.;  member  Masonic  order;  Royal  Arcanum; 
Royal  Ijeague;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, Cleveland  Traffic,  Masonic  and  High 
Noon  clubs.  Residence:  Arrowhead,  Will- 
oughby,   O.     Office:    1120   Chester-ave. 

CARPENTER,  Alfred  J.,  advertising  agent; 
born,  Pueblo,  Colo.,  June  13,  1882;  son  Alfred 
V.  and  Martha  (Garman)  Carpenter;  educated, 
Leland  Stanford,  Jr.,  Univ.  Palo  Alto,  Calif.; 
Vanderbilt  Univ.,  Nashville,  Tenn.;  married, 
Franklin,  Ky.,  June  20,  1904  to  Mary  Frances 
Hobdy;  pres.  Carpenter  Advertising  Co.; 
meml>er  Masonic  lodge;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsi- 
lon  fraternity;  Dover  Bay  Country  club.  Resi- 
dence: 230  Cornwall-rd.,  Rocky  River.  Office; 
Sloan   Bldg. 

CARPENTER,  Ellen  W.  B.,  born,  Wilkes- 
Barre,  Pa.,  Dec.  4,  1884;  daughter  Charles 
Welles  and  Anne  (Davis)  Bixby;  educated, 
Wilkes-Barre  Institute;  two  years  travel 
abroad  including  one  winter  at  Mme.  Mo- 
noury's  school  at  Neuilly,  Paris;  married, 
Wilkes-Barre,  Feb.  8,  1911  to  Robert  Frank- 
lin Carpenter — children,  Robert  Franklin 
r'arpenter,  Jr.  Residence:  2373  Demington- 
dr. 

CARPENTER,  Frank  B.,  lawyer;  born, 
Oberlin,  O.,  July  17,  1866;  son  John  D.  and 
Charity  G.  (Lester)  Carpenter;  educated, 
Oberlin  college,  A.B.,  1888;  Columbia  law 
school;  married,  Morrison,  111.,  June  3,  1890 
to  Edna  Woods — children,  Florence  C.  Hig- 
gins,  John  W.  and  Edward  L.  Carpenter; 
asst.  general  counsel  for  N.  Y.  C.  &  St.  L.  Ry. 
Co.  1901-1912;  in  1912  appointed  general 
counsel  for  same  road;  in  general  practice 
of  law  since  1916;  vice-pres.  and  general 
counsel  The  Cleveland  and  Mahoning  Valley 
Ry.  Co.;  director  Dill  Mfg.  Co..  Hill  Clutch 
Machine  &  Foundry  Co.  and  The  Richman 
Bros.  Co.;  member  Ohio  Bar  assn.;  Union 
and  Mayfield  clubs.  Residence:  11115  Bell- 
flower-rd.      Office:    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

CARPENTER,  Frank  Garfleld,  lawyer; 
born,  Wabash,  Ind.,  Dec.  3,  1879;  son  Rev. 
Iv.  L.  and  Mary  (Funk)  Carpenter;  educated 
Wabash  public  and  high  schools;  Hiram  col- 
lege, B.  L.;  Univ.  of  Indianapolis,  LL.B.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  25.  1905  to  Floren.-e 
Hathaway — children.  Lucille,  Margaret  and 
Priscilla;  republican;  prosecuting  attorney 
Wabash  County,  Ind.,  two  terms,  1907-1910; 
admitted  to  Indiana  Bar.  1902;  Ohio  Par,  1911; 
treas.  Guaranty  State  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
tires.  Frank  O.  Carpenter  Co.:  mem'ier  law 
firm  Carpenter  &  Smith;  member  Cleveland, 
Ohio  State  and  American  Bar  fssns.;  pres. 
Hiram  college  Alumni  assn.,  1925-1926;  past 
grand  commander  A.  &  I.  order  Knights  of 
Malta  for  Ohio;  Masonic  Orders,  Windermere 
Blue  lodge;  Windermere  Chapter,  Oriental 
Commandery;  Al  Koran  Shrine,  Al  Sirat 
Grotto;  past  Chanceller  Knights  of  Pythias; 
member   High    Noon,    Shrine   Luncheon,    Lln- 


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coin-American  and  The  Cleveland  clubs. 
Recreation:  fishinj?.  Residence:  ?,i02  Chad- 
bourne-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  2012  Guar- 
antee   Title    Bldg. 

CAUPENTEH,  John  Woods,  salesman;  born, 
Cleveland.  Dec.  30,  1895;  son  Franlc  B.  and 
Edna  (Woods)  Carpenter;  educated,  Univer- 
sity school,  1913;  Princeton  Univ.,  1917;  mar- 
ried, Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  Oct.  14,  1922  to  Mari- 
bel  Susan  Olds — children,  John  Woods  Car- 
penter, Jr.;  vv^orld  w^ar,  1st  lieut.  324th  F.  A., 
A.  E.  F.;  served  from  May  9,  1917  to  June  5. 
1919  overseas;  entered  employ  of  Otis  Steel 
Co  July  1919;  connected  with  sales  organi- 
zation since  June  1920;  member  University 
and  Princeton  Campus  clubs.  Residence: 
19901    Malvern-rd.     Office:    Otis    Steel   Co. 

CARI'ENTEU,  Marihel  Ohls,  born.  Ft. 
Wayne,  Ind.,  March  9,  1895;  daughter  Noble 
Granger  and  Susan  (McCulloch)  Olds;  edu- 
cated, Ely  Court,  1913;  married,  Ft.  Wayne, 
Ind.,  Oct.  14,  1922  to  John  Woods  Carpenter 
— children,  John  Woods  Carpenter,  Jr.,  vi^orld 
war,  Canteen  service  (captain)  1917-1919. 
Residence:    19901    Malvern-rd. 

CAKPENTER.  Otto  William,  born,  Mans- 
field, O.,  Nov  12,  1870;  son  William  B.  and 
Emeline  (Grove)  Carpenter;  educated,  Mans- 
field public  schools;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ., 
A.  B.;  married,  Bucyrus,  O.,  May  4,  1898  to 
Ruby  Desire  Sears — children,  Emeline,  Ben- 
jamin Sears  and  Otto  William  Carpenter; 
member  board  of  Education,  Lakewood,  four 
years;  Sinking  Fund  commission,  Lakewood; 
world  war,  organized  house  to  house  cam- 
paign for  Liberty  Bond  issues  and  other  war 
activities  in  Lakewood  and  had  charge  of 
second,  third  and  fourth  bond  issues;  came  to 
Cleveland,  1900,  took  charge  of  agency  of 
Union  Central  Life  Ins.  Co.,  continuing  as 
manager  until  ir»l8  and  associated  with 
agency  thereafter  until  present  time;  became 
first  pres.  of  Lakewood  Savings  &  Loan  Co., 
organized  board  and  is  still  pres.;  director 
Colonial  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Lake- 
wood  lodge,  F.  <&  A.  M. ;  Cleveland  Chapter. 
R.  A.  M.;  Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Westwood  Country  club;  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Recreation:  golf  and  gardening. 
Residence:  14234  Detroit-av^.,  Lakewood. 
Office:    Society    for    Savings    Kldg. 

C.XRPEXTEU.  Robert  Franklin,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1883;  son  Al- 
fred O.  and  Alice  (Boyd)  Carpenter;  educated, 
Central  high  school;  Dartmouth  college,  1906, 
A.  B. ;  married,  Wilkes  Barre,  Pa.,  1911  to 
Ellen  W.  Bixley — children,  Robert  F.  Carpen- 
ter, Jr.;  pres.  and  treas.  Sanymetal  Products 
Co.;  member  National  Assn.  Partition  Mfgrs. ; 
Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  Dartmouth  club  of 
Cleveland;  University  and  Canterbury  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Re.sidence:  2373 
Demington-rd.     Office:   1705  Urbana-rd. 

C.ARR,  Charles  «..  dist.  sales  mgr.  Gisholt 
Machine  Co.  of  Madison,  Wise;  born,  East 
Haverhill,  N.  H.,  Nov.  7,  1863;  son  John  and 
Sibyl  M.  (Haywood)  Carr;  educated,  Port 
Hope,  Mich.;  commercial  course  at  Valparaiso, 
Ind.;  married,  Corry,  Pa.,  Oct.  26,  1898  to 
Sarah  Ermina  Butters — children,  John  J. 
Carr;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  City 
clubs.  Residence:  1888  Page-ave.,  E.  Cleve- 
land. 

CARR,  Frank  n„  manager;  born,  Summit 
County,  Nov.  16,  1866;  son  of  William  Lyman 
and  Emily  J.  (IMalone)  Carr;  educated  public 
schools;  married,  Akron,  O.,  1888  to  May  E. 
Doyle — children,  two;  manager  of  The  North- 
ern  Ohio   branch    of   the    Canada   Life    Assur- 


ance Co.  of  Toronto,  Canada  for  28  years; 
director  of  The  Cleveland  Mercantile  Co.  and 
the  Western  Reserve  Condensed  Milk  Co.; 
member  the  Al  Koran  shrine;  32nd  degree; 
Lake  Erie  Consistory;  A.  A.  S.  R.  of  F.  M.; 
H.  P.  O.  E. ;  Cleveland  Life  Underwriters; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  National  Town  and  Coun- 
try, and  Koran  clubs.  Residence:  Sovereign 
Hotel,    E.   Blvd.     Office:    1418    Keith   Bldg. 

CARH,  Horace,  printer;  born,  Crawford  Co., 
Pa.,  Sept.  13,  1868;  son  Harvey  L.  and  Mary 
E.  (Amidon)  Carr;  educated,  grammar  school, 
married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1891  to  Nettle 
Burton — children,  one  (deceased);  learned 
printing  business  in  Erie,  Pa,  1883-1889; 
worked  in  Cleveland,  1889-1893;  started  busi- 
ness, Nov.  1,  1893;  member  Council  of  Socio- 
logy; Rowfant  and  Cleveland  Graphic  Arts 
clubs.  Recreation:  photography,  printing, 
book-collecting  and  reading.  Residence: 
10415   Colonial-ave.      Office:   635   Caxton   Bldg. 

C.\RR.  Jessie  Robinson,  director  of  school 
of  music;  born,  Bolivar,  Pa.,  Feb.  14,  1886; 
daughter  William  Irwin  and  Margaret  (Coul- 
ter) Robinson;  educated,  Millersville,  Pa.; 
State  Normal  school;  Wilson  college;  studied 
under  William  Sherwood,  Wilson  G.  Smith, 
Richard  Hagemann  and  Carrie  Louise  Dun- 
ning; married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  25,  1922  to 
Francis  Lee  Carr — children,  Robinson  Saint- 
Amour  by  former  marriage;  world  war,  direc- 
tor of  American  fund  for  French  w^ounded, 
two  years  before  U.  S.  entered,  then  served  on 
Canteen  duty  in  Cleveland;  former  pres.  Ce- 
clllan  Music  club;  organized  Thursday  Fort- 
nightly Music  club  (now  MacDowell  club);  di- 
rector Girls'  Chorus  of  E.  Glenville  M.  E.  di- 
rector choir,  Glenville  Congregational  church; 
former  member  Thursday  Fortnightly  Liter- 
ary club;  pres.  and  director  Dunning-Pro- 
gressive  school  of  music;  member  Garfield 
Fire  Clay  Co.,  Robinson,  Pa.,  founded  by 
Eliot  Robinson  (grandfather)  pioneer  brick 
mfgr.  Western  Pennsylvania;  member  Chau- 
tauqua Literary  Reading  circle;  and  Del- 
phians  Fortnightly  Musical  club.  Recreation: 
swimming  and  walking.  Residence:  2066  E. 
107th  St.     Office:  same. 

CARRAN,  Grace  E.,  born.  Peninsula,  O.. 
July  14,  1872;  daughter  Andrew  and  Agnes 
(Dougherty)  Cassidy;  educated,  "Villa  Angela, 
Nottingham,  O. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  23, 
1896  to  Lewis  C.  Carran — children,  Agnes  E., 
Lewis  C.  and  Andrew  J.  Carran;  member 
Leonarda,  Cathrine  Horstmann  and  Christ 
Child  societies;  Willowick  Country  and 
Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  2532  Euclld- 
blvd. 

CARREL,  Moses  Gray,  passenger  repre- 
sentative B.  &  O.  R.R. ;  born,  Lyons,  O., 
June  4,  1854;  son  William  P.  and  Elizabeth 
(Waite)  Carrel;  educated,  public  schools  and 
Hillsdale,  Mich,  college;  married,  Reading, 
Mich.,  June  8,  1875  to  Jennie  Eudora  Bailey — 
children,  Lucy  (Mrs.  J.  I.  Tod);  Frank  LeRoy 
Carrel  and  Elsie  (Mrs.  G.  I.  Bauman);  started 
as  telegraph  operator  for  L.  S.  &  M.  S.Ry  in 
1870;  ticket  agent  at  Union  depot,  Cleveland, 
1880-1891;  sec.  and  treas.  Merchants  Bank- 
ing and  Storage  Co.,  1891-1893;  manager  and 
editor  of  Railway  Magazine  and  assoc.  edi- 
tor Cleveland  Press  1893-1894;  gen.  passenger 
agent  C.  L.  &  W.  Ry.,  1894-1903;  division 
passenger  agent  Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.R.  1903- 
1920;  passenger  representative  B.  &  O.  R.R. 
since  1920;  trustee  Hillsdale  college,  Hills- 
dale, Mich.;  past  master  Meridian  lodge  No. 
610  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  McKlnley  chapter,  R. 
A.  M. ;  Woodward  Council  R.  and  S. ;  past  com- 


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mander  Holy  rood  Commandery  No.  32  K.T. ; 
member  Eliada  lodge  A.A.S.R.;  past  M.  E. 
Master  Bahurlm  Council  P.O.J. A.A.S.  Rite; 
past  first  lieut.  commander  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory A.A.S.  Rite;  honorary  member  Su- 
preme Council;  33rd  degree  A.A.S.  Rite;  past 
potentate  of  Al  Koran  Temple,  Mystic  Shrine; 
member  High  Noon  and  Masonic  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 11211  Hessler-rd.  Office:  905  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

CARUOI.1-,  Frank  C.  insurance  adjuster; 
born,  Munson,  O.,  Dec.  14,  1855;  son  Henry  P. 
and  Eliza  Carroll;  educatetl,  Munson  and 
Chardon,  O. ;  married,  Chardon,  C,  April  30, 
1881  to  Mary  Miller — children,  Florence  and 
Frank  M.  Carroll.  Admitted  to  the  Bar  at 
Chardon,  O.,  1877.  Residence:  Painesville,  O. 
Office:    307   The   Arcade. 

CARROLI-,  William  P.,  executive  manager; 
born,  New  York  City,  July  21,  1879;  son  Pa- 
trick H.  and  Helen  (McDonald)  Carroll;  edu- 
cated, Columbia  Univ.,  M.  K.;  married.  New 
York,  July,  1905  to  Margaret  Sofsky — chil- 
dren, William  A.  and  Jack  Carroll;  special 
representative  and  consultant  in  labor  rela- 
tions; executive  asst.  to  vice-pres.  of  Emer- 
gency Fleet  Corp.,  U.  S.  Shipping  board;  mas- 
ter mechanic  in  charge  of  motive  power  and 
equipment,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  10  years,  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  Albany  and  New  York;  manager  Whit- 
ing Mfg.  Co.,  Burlington,  Vt.,  three  years; 
e.xecutive  mgr.  Building  Trades  Employers 
assn.,  four  years;  director  National  Building 
Trades  Employers  assn.;  member  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  New  York 
Engineering  society;  Knights  of  Columbus; 
Elks;  Ethan  Allen  society  of  Vermont; 
American  Railway  Master  Mechanics;  Cleve- 
land Automobile  and  Lake  Champlain  Yacht 
clubs;  New  York  City  club;  author  of  "Ship- 
yard Occupations"  used  officially  by  all  ship- 
yards during  the  war  and  other  works  treat- 
ing on  labor  relations  in  industry.  Recrea- 
tion: boxing,  swimming,  walking  and  theatre. 
Residence:  1243  Quilliams-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  Rose  Bldg. 

CAUTER,  Edwin  F.,  pres.  Ohio  Bell  Tele- 
phone Co.;  born,  Farmington,  Mo.,  May  24, 
1877;  son  William  and  Marie  (Mcllvaine) 
Carter;  educated,  St.  Louis  Manual  Training 
school;  Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis;  married, 
St.  Louis,  May  12,  1906  to  Mary  Bull — children, 
Edwin  Follett,  Jesse  Mcllvaine  and  Mary 
Clem  Carter;  employed  in  telephone  business 
in  St.  Louis  in  1900;  commercial  mgr.  of  The 
Bell  Telei)hone  Co.  of  Mo.  1910;  gen.  mgr. 
for  Kansas  of  Southwestern  Bell  Telephone 
Co.  1919;  gen.  mgr.  of  Texas  for  same  com- 
pany 1921;  vice-pres.  Southwestern  Bell  Tele- 
phone Co.  in  1925;  pres.  Ohio  Bell  Telephone 
Co.  1926;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity. 
Office:  4300  Euclid-ave. 

CARTER,  Kntlierlne  Taylor,  daughter  Vir- 
gil Corydon  and  Margaret  (Sacket)  Taylor; 
educate(l,  Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland  to  Richard  Otis  Carter — chil- 
dren, Mrs.  James  H.  Harris,  Jr.,  and  Wilson 
S.  Dodge;  member  D.  A.  R.;  Willowlck  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  13805 
Shaker-blvd. 

CARTER,  Richard  Otl«,  jeweler;  born.  New 
London,  O.,  Aug.  1,  1875;  son  Otis  Goodman 
and  Estell  (Moorehouse)  Carter;  educated, 
New  London  public  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, to  Katlierine  Taylor;  member  Athletic 
and  Willowlck  clubs;  owner  of  Jewelry  busi- 
ness for  15  years  in  Taylor  Arcade;  now  in 
Union    Trust   Arcade. 


CARTER,  .Sarah  .Sherman,  born,  Cleveland, 
March  28,  1876;  daughter  Henry  Stoddard  and 
Ilarriettc  (Benedict)  Sliorman;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school;  Cainl)ridge  school, 
Cambridge,  Mass.;  married,  Cleveland,  April 
18,  1900  to  Dr.  Edward  Perkins  Carter — chil- 
dren, Edward  I'erkins  Carter,  Jr.  Residence: 
204    Stratford-rd.,    Baltimore,    Md. 

CARTL^Y,  Charlotte  C,  born,  Canada,  Dec. 
.TO,  1SS8;  daughter  James  H.  L.  and  Amanda 
(Cannon)  Clark;  educated,  Bolton  school; 
Ci'iilral  high  school;  Laurel  school;  married, 
Clov.land,  Aug.  JO,  1913  to  Paul  Roland  Car- 
toy — children,  Jane  Minerva  and  Alice  Mar- 
garet; world  war.  Red  Cross  work.  Resi- 
dence:   3284   Beechwood-ave. 

CARY,  Sheldon,  pres.;  The  Browning  Crane 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  11,  1870;  son  of 
John  E.  Carey  and  Mary  (Stockly)  Carey; 
educated  Brownell  public  school,  Stirling 
public  school,  Brooks  school.  La  Villa  school 
Lausanne,  Switzerland;  Lawrenceville  school 
New  Jersey  and  Sheffield  Scientific  school, 
Yale,  New  Haven;  married  Cleveland,  1902  to 
Lily  M.  Zerbe — children,  Rachael  Duchatel, 
John  Reeder  and  Sliell  Irma;  2nd  lieut.  1st 
Ohio  Cavalry,  Spanish-American  war;  pres. 
and  director  of  The  Browning  Crane  Co.  and 
Cleveland  Institute  of  Music;  member  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  Country,  Union,  Kirtland 
Country  clubs,  and  St.  Antliony  club,  N.  Y. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2373  Kenil- 
worth-rd.,   Euclid   Hghts. 

C'ASE,  Blanche  Adelaide  Shiink;  born, 
Gallon,  O.,  Sept.  24,  1871 ;  daughter  Samuel  and 
Charlotte  (Riblet)  Sliunk;  married,  Cleve- 
land, April  30,  1896  to  Clyde  Allison  Case — 
children,  Helen,  (Mr.s.  Alfred  E.  Goss), 
Edith  Allison  Case  and  Clyde  Allison  Case, 
Jr.      Residence:   Alcazar    Hotel. 

CASE,  Clyde  Allison,  Jr.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  30,  1905;  son  Clyde  A.  (deceased)  and 
Blanch  A.  (Shunk)  Case;  attending  Cornell 
Univ.;  member  Delta  Plii  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence:  Alcazar   Hotel,   Cleveland    Hghts. 

CASE,  Eckstein,  sec.  and  treas.  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science;  born,  Carlyle,  III.,  July  9, 
1858;  educated,  Cleveland  public  school.s;  two 
years  U.  S.  Military  academy.  West  Point; 
studied  law  under  Judge  J.  E.  IngersoU  and 
Judge  Rufus  P.  Itanney,  graduating  Univ. 
of  Mich.  1883;  never  practiced;  member  Row- 
fant  and  University  clubs;  member  executive 
committee  Municipal  assn.  five  years.  Resi- 
dence: 1656  Magnolia-dr.  Office:  Chamber  of 
Commerce  Bldg. 

CASE,  Vivien  M.,  born,  Warrensville; 
daughter,  Nehemiah  and  Maria  N.  (Wells) 
Marks;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  29,  1921  to 
Clinton  L.  Case — children,  one  daughter; 
member  Order  of  the  Eastern  Star;  Ohio 
State  Good  Government  Assn.;  Women's  .\ux- 
iliary  lOast  End  Lincoln  Republican  Club; 
Independent  Kepiiblican  Club;  corresponding 
sec.  for  Cuyahoga  County  \V.  C.  T.  U.,  two 
years  sec.  Government  club,  five  years;  Glen- 
ville  Union  W.  C.  T.  U.,  two  years;  member 
Eurlid-ave.  Chri.-^tian  Church,  28  years.  Resi- 
dence:   657    E.   91st   St. 

CASIIMAN.  William  Timothy,  attorney-at- 
law;  born,  Montpelier,  Vt.,  Oct.  4,  1872;  son 
John  and  Jane  (Byrne)  C'ashman;  educated, 
Ho.-^ton  public  schools:  Boston  college;  St. 
Mary's  college,  A.  B.,  1893,  LL.D.  1912;  Catho- 
lic Univ.  of  America,  LL.B.  1896;  LL.M.  1897; 
married,  t.'levelaiul,  Jan.  25,  1899  to  Aloise 
Grasselli — children,     Wm.     Grasselli,     Eugene 


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Ramiro,  Aloise  Grasselll,  Mary  Frances  and 
John  Augustin  Cashman;  gen.  counsel  Gras- 
selll Chemical  Co.;  member  American  Bar 
assn.;  trustee  Catholic  Charities  Corp.  and 
5t.  Ann's  Maternity  home;  member  Knights 
of  Columbus;  Union,  University,  Mayfleld  and 
Kirtland  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2881  So.  Park-blvd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
1300  Guardian  Bldg. 

CASKEY,  Nelly  Newton,  born,  Cleveland. 
Nov.  19,  1889;  daughter  Charles  L.  and  Julia 
M.  (Thompson)  Newton;  educated  Hathaway 
Brown  school;  W.  R.  U.  College  for  Women, 
A.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  April  6,  1907  to 
Walter  Higbee  Caskey  (deceased,  1920);  pres. 
and  treas.  Federal  Steel  Sales  Co.;  member 
Phi  Beta  Kappa  (college  honorary  society  for 
scholarships);  Delta  Phi  Upsilon  sorority; 
College,  Women's  City,  Fortnightly  Musical, 
Conversational  and  Review  clubs.  Residence: 
3026  Lincoln-blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
425   Bulkley   Bldg. 

CASS,  Edith  Dorothy  Eckert,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  C.  A.  and  Louise  (Messer) 
Eckert;  educated,  Cleveland,  Oberlin  and  New 
York;  married,  Cleveland,  June  25,  1919  to 
Francis  D.  Cass;  music  teacher  and  church 
organist;  member  Jane  Elliott  Snow  and 
Heights  Civic  clubs.  Residence:  3273  Claren- 
don-rd.,    Cleveland  Hghts. 

CASTO,  Frank  1»I.,  orthodontist;  born 
Blanchester.  O.,  May  30,  1875;  son  James 
Monroe  and  Margaret  (Watklns)  Casto; 
educated,  Blanchester  high  school;  Ohio 
State  Univ.  Dental  school,  1898,  D.  D.  S.- 
Ohio State  Medical  school,  1900,  M.  D.;  Ohio 
State  Pharmacy  school,  1902,  Ph.  G.;  married, 
Columbus,  O.,  Feb.  20,  1902  to  Florence  M. 
Andrus — children,  Wm.  A.,  Ruth  A.  and 
Florence  Adele  Casto;  dean  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  school  of  Dentistry;  past  pres.  Big 
Ten  Univ.  club;  past  pres.  local  and  state 
Dental  societies;  vice-pres.  National  Dental 
society;  served  on  numerous  important  com- 
mittees of  Local,  State  and  National  Dental 
societies;  made  many  professional  contribu- 
tions; director  C.  C.  Townes  Co..  Harris 
Calorific  Co.  and  Caston  Realty  Co.;  pres. 
Superior  34th  Co.;  vice-pres.  Euclid  73rd  Co.- 
member  local.  State  and  National  Dental 
assns.;  local.  State  and  National  Medical 
assns.;  American  Society  of  Orthodontists- 
Delta  Sigma  Delta,  Alpha  Mu,  PI  Omega, 
Omicron  Kappa  Upsilon  fraternities;  Union, 
Big  Ten  University,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Town 
and  Country,  Rotary  and  Mayfleld  Country 
clubs;  medical  staff  Rainbow  hospital.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  1857 
Rosalind-ave.  Office  1334-36-38  B.  F.  Keith 
Bldg. 

CASAVEL.L,  John  H„  banker;  born,  Clay- 
ton, N.  Y.,  Jan.  1,  1872;  son  Anthony  B.  and 
Caroline  P.  Caswell;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
7,  1900  to  Lillie  P.  Perry — children,  William 
Doan  and  Florence  M.  Caswell;  assi.  vice- 
pres.  Union  Trust  Co.;  member  City  Club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1826  E.  93rd- 
st.     Office:   Union   Trust  Co. 

CATHCART,  W^allaoe  Hash,  director  The 
Western  Reserve  Historical  Society;  born, 
Elyria,  O.,  April  2,  1865;  son  of  S.  H.  and 
Eliza  (Chamberlain)  Cathcart;  educated,  Den- 
Ison  Univ.,  B.S.  degree;  1926,  honorary  degree 
Doctor  of  Humane  Letters;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  8,  1893  to  Florence  Holmes;  Feb. 
11,  1918  to  Ellen  Douglas  Hamilton — children, 
Genevieve  (Athey)  and  Evelyn  Cathcart; 
book  business  in  Elyria,  1881-'86;  librarian 
Denison  Univ..  1887-'90;  sec.  The  Taylor 
Austin  Co.,  1890-'97;  sec,  later  vice-pres.  and 


general  manager  The  Burrows  Bros.  Co.,  vice- 
pres.  American  Booksellers  and  Publishers 
assn.  and  pres.  Cleveland  Baptist  Missionary 
society  for  seven  years;  also  pres.  1905-1912, 
vice-pres,  director  and  trustee  since  1913  of 
The  Western  Reserve  Historical  society;  trus- 
tee Denison  Univ..  member  The  Baptist  Church 
of  the  Master;  member  American  Antiquar- 
ian, Nantucket  Historical.  Firelands'  His- 
torical, American  Numismatic,  American 
Geographical.  American  Historical,  American 
Philatelic  societies  and  Association  of 
American  Museums;  also  meml)er  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  fraternity  and  Shaker  Heights 
Country  club;  while  with  Burrow  Bros,  met 
and  knew  many  celebrated  people,  Including 
s^ir  Henry  Irving,  Ellen  Terry,  Richard  Mans- 
field, Eleanor  Robson,  James  Whitcomb  Riley, 
Eugene  Field,  who  were  among  the  donors 
of  autograph  books  to  Mr.  Cathcart's  collec- 
tion of  about  1,000;  also  author,  his  "Bib- 
liography of  Natlianlel  Hawthorne"  pub- 
lished by  the  Rowfant  club.  Residence:  14605 
S.   Woodland-rd.     Office:   10700  Euclid-ave. 

CERRI,  Josephine  Grace  Rittman,  born, 
Meadville,  Pa.;  daughter  Frederick  Ernest 
and  Georgianna  (Derickson)  Rittman;  edu- 
cated. Miss  Mittelberger's  school;  Miss  Gra- 
ham's school,  N.  Y.;  Dresden,  Germany;  mar- 
ried, Washington,  D.  C,  1903  to  Dr.  Nicola 
Cerrl — children,  Nicola  Cerri,  Jr.;  awarded 
two  Italian  Red  Cross  decorations;  member 
Amateur  Musical  club.  Residence:  1929  E. 
90th-st. 

CERni,  Dr.  Comm.  NIcoIn,  former  Italian 
Consul;  born,  Avezzano,  Italy,  1875;  son  Dr. 
Antonio  and  Mariannina  (Jetti)  Cerrl;  edu- 
cated. Royal  College  Victor  Emanuel.  Naples; 
Royal  Univ.,  Rome;  married,  Washington, 
D.  C,  1903  to  Josephine  Grace  Rittman — 
children,  Nicola  Cerri,  Jr.;  Italian  Consular 
Representative  from  1900  to  1926;  Sir  Knight 
Commander  of  the  Order  of  the  Crown  of 
Italy;  member  Amateur  Musical  Club.  Resi- 
dence:   1929   E.    90th-st. 

CHADSEY,  Mildred,  assoc.  prof.  School  of 
Applied  Social  Sciences,  W.  R.  U. ;  daughter 
A.  N.  and  Elizabeth  (Adams)  Chadsey;  edu- 
cated, Morgan  Park  Academy;  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago, PH.  B. ;  world  war,  served  in  American 
Red  Cross  In  Italy,  1918-1920;  director  Home 
Service  Dlv.  A.  R.  C.  in  Italy;  member  Con- 
sumers League  of  Ohio;  Girls  Council;  Bu- 
reau Municipal  Research  Education  Exten- 
sion council:  Theta  Beta  Phi  Sorority.  Rec- 
reation: summer  camp  in  Little  Mountains. 
Residence:  1887  E.  82nd  st.  Office:  Western 
Reserve  Univ. 

CHALOUPKA,  Aloysiiis  W,  attorney-at- 
law;  born,  Checo-Slavakia,  July  2,  1886;  son 
Joseph  and  Anna  (Pleticha)  Chaloupka;  edu- 
cated, St.  Prokop's  Parochial  school;  St.  Ig- 
natius College;  Cleveland  Law  School.  LL.B., 
1917;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1910  to 
Hermina  B.  Vanera — children,  Lawrence. 
Eleanor  and  Robert;  member  Cuyahoga 
County  Democratic  Club;  private  practice  of 
law  since  June  30,  1917;  teacher  of  English 
for  Cleveland  Board  of  Education,  three 
years;  citizenship  class  teacher,  under  direc- 
tion of  Citizens'  Bureau,  ten  years;  asst. 
county  prosecutor,  Cuyahoga  County,  1919- 
1920;  member  Mo.ses  Cleaveland,  General  As- 
sembly, Fourth  Degree,  K.  of  C;  member 
Gilmour  Council,  No.  310,  K.  of  C;  member 
Cleveland  Aerie,  No.  135,  Fraternal  Order  of 
Eagles.  Residence:  3688  E.-Blvd.  Office:  937 
Society   for   Savings-Bldg. 

CHAMBERLAIN,  Charlotte  B.,  born,  Orr- 
ville,  O. ;  daughter  Samuel  Martin  and  Mollie 
(Orr)  Brenneman;  educated,  Wooster  College, 


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Wooster,  O.  and  abroad;  married,  Orrvllle,  O., 
Dec,  1912  to  Dr.  Wilson  Smith  Chamberlain 
(divorced) — children,  Charlotte  Margaret 
Chamberlain.  Residence:  3041  Warrington-rd. 

CHAMIIERLAIN.  John  Aldrlch.  attorney; 
born,  Grafton,  O.,  Dec.  25,  1874;  son  Wells  A. 
and  Cynthia  (Aldrlch)  Chamberlain;  educated, 
Denison  Univ.,  A.  B.,  1899;  Western  Reserve 
Law  school,  LL.  B.,  1902;  married,  Cuyahoga 
Falls,  O.,  June  23,  1906  to  Frances  A.  Hlnde — 
children,  Mary  Louise  and  Lucia  Chamber- 
lain; member  firm  Stearns,  Chamberlain  & 
Royon;  director  Alta  House;  member  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities; 
Union,  Mid-Day  and  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  13006  Forest  Hill- 
ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  1490  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

CHAMDERLAIIV,  Ti'lIIInm  W.,  shoe  manu- 
facturer; born,  Cleveland,  April  19,  1858;  son 
Norman  W.  and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Hagedorn) 
Chamberlain;  educated,  public  schools;  mar- 
ried, Brookline,  Mass.,  Jan.  4,  1905  to  Carrie 
Simpson — cliildren,  Norma  Chamberlain  Bon- 
nie; vice  pres.  Ferris  Shoe  Co.;  treas.  Union 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Shaker  Heights 
Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  1695  Mag- 
nolia-dr.     Office:  W.  47th-st.  and  Ravine-ave. 

CHAMBERLAIN,  Wilson  S.,  physician; 
born,  Paris,  O.,  March  11,  1887;  son  Dr.  H.  H. 
and  Laura  W.  (Smith)  Chamberlain;  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  Wooster,  A.  B.,  1910;  Western 
Reserve  School  of  Medicine,  M.  D.,  1916;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  6,  1923  to  Constance 
George — children,  Margaret  Chamberlain; 
world  war,  capt.  medical  corps,  18  months 
service;  N.  Y.  City  and  AUentown,  Pa.  hos- 
pitals, volunteered  services  in  July,  1917,  ac- 
cepted and  commissioned  1st  lieut.  M.  R.  C. ; 
commissioned  capt.  M.  C.  April,  1923;  staff 
member  Hospital  Clinic,  Lakeside  Dispensary 
Clinic  and  Lakeside  hospital;  member 
Academy  of  Medicine  of  Cleveland;  Ohio  State 
Medical  assn.;  Coeur  de  Lion  Commandery 
and  McKinley  Chapter,  R.  A.  M. ;  Nu  Sigma 
Nu  fraternity;  Phi  Gamma  Delta,  collegiate; 
Elks  lodge.  No.  18;  American  Legion  Army 
&  Navy  Post;  Portage  Country  club.  Recre- 
ation: golf  and  rifle  shooting.  Residence: 
2031  E.  lOOth-st.     Office:  10553  Euclid-ave. 

CHAMBERLIIV,  C.  W.,  gen.  mgr.;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  16,  1893;  son  Carver  W.  and 
Amantha  Churbra  (Stowe)  Chamberlln;  edu- 
cated, grade  and  high  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  10,  1925  to  Erma  Lucile  Royal; 
active  in  Government  Liberty  Loan  drive; 
active  in  preparatory  training  of  youths  be- 
low draft  age  in  Akron,  O. ;  street  newsle, 
1905-1911;  Akron  rubber  factories,  1911-1913; 
learned  trade,  1913-1918;  real  estate  broker 
and  builder,  1918-1926;  painting  contractor, 
1921-1926;  operated  refreshment  stands  at 
East  Market  gardens  and  ton  concessions  at 
Summit  Beach  park  with  an  average  em- 
ployment of  15  men  and  four  women  during 
the  years  of  apprentice-ship,  1913-1918;  gen. 
mgr.  Chamberlin  &  Co.;  member  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
B.  M.  C.  Residence:  1934  E.  75th-st.  Office: 
324    National    City    Bldg. 

CHAMRERI-IX,  Fred  Emernon,  public  ac- 
countant; born,  Cortland,  O.,  1884;  son 
Charles  W.  and  Mae  (Craft)  Chamberlln: 
educated,  Cortland  high  school;  Cleveland 
law  school.  Certified  public  accountant,  In- 
diana; married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  12,  1917  to 
Jessie  Elizabeth  Peck — children,  Ruth,  Lois, 
Robert  and  Carol  Chamberlin;  with  Ernst  & 
Ernst,  1905-1907;  auditor  McMyler  Interstate 
Co..  1907-1915;  with  Haskins  &  Sells,  1917- 
1921;  partner  Patton  Chamberlin  &  Scovlll, 
1922  to  date;  member  Ohio  Bar;  Chamber  of 


Commerce:    Monarch    club.      Residence:    9008 
Empire-ave.     Office:  758  Leader  Bldg. 

CHAMREHMIV,  Robt.  nurnn,  physician; 
born,  Solon,  O.,  June  28,  18S0;  son  Asahel  and 
Agnes  (Cochran)  Chamberlin;  educated, 
Twinsburg  high  school,  1898;  Western  Re- 
serve Dental,  1901;  Cleveland  Medical.  1904; 
New  York  post  graduate,  1919;  W.  11.  U.  post 
graduate,  1920;  married,  Twinsburg,  June, 
1901  to  (jcrtrude  Parmelee;  married,  1906  to 
Lula  Culhan — children,  Glenn  K.  Chamberlin; 
21  years  of  general  medical  practice;  special 
attention  during  last  6  years  to  diseases  of 
the  heart;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  Summit  County  Medical  society 
State  and  American  Medical  assns.;  Summit 
Lodge  F.  and  A.  M.,  Twinsburg;  Summit 
Chapter,  F.  &  A.  M.,  Bedford;  Twinsburg; 
Tennis  and  Grantwood  Golf  clubs.  Residence: 
Twinsburg,    O.      Office:    same. 

CHAMPIOIV,  Pierre,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  26,  1899;  son  David  and  Rose 
(Daly)  Champion;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
and  parochial  schools;  Notre  Dame  Univ., 
Ph.B.,  1922;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  26,  1923 
to  Agnes  Mooney — children,  David  J.  Cham- 
pionll. ;  world  war,  served  in  S.A.T.C.  at  Notre 
Dame  Univ.,  1918;  officer  in  Metropolitan  div. 
of  Community  Fund;  entered  business,  1922 
with  Champion  Rivet  Co.;  elected  vice-pres. 
1925;  member  Amer.  Boiler  Mfgrs.  assn.; 
Knights  of  Columbus;  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
University,  National  Town  &  Country,  Chag- 
rin Valley  Country  and  Rotarv  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2899  Courtland-blvd.  Office:  E.  108th- 
st.   and  Harvard-ave. 

CHAMPION,  Wllllnm  Matthew,  pediatrist, 
M.  D. ;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  26,  1893;  son  Mat- 
thew and  Cecelia  (Gallagher)  Champion;  edu- 
cated. Central  high  school;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  Adelbert  college,  1916,  A.  B. ;  School  of 
Medicine,  1919,  M.  D.;  world  war.  Student's 
Army  training  corps;  instructor  in  pediatrics 
Western  Reserve  School  of  Medicine;  instruc- 
tor in  school  of  Applied  Sciences,  W.  R.  U.: 
lecturer,  School  of  Nursing,  W.  R.  U. ;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  medical  fraternity 
Recreation:  horseback  riding  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 13633  Euclid-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office: 
2429  Prospect-ave. 

CHANDLER,  Mrs.  George  Newconili,  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  27,  1870;  daughter  John 
Franklin  and  Welthena  (Cruith)  Rust;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  12,  1892  to  George  New- 
comb  Chandler  (deceased) — children.  Mrs. 
Kenneth  B.  Wick,  Mrs.  Willard  F.  Walker  and 
John  Rust  Chandler;  member  Kirtland, 
Country  and  Union  clubs.  Residence:  2155 
Overlook-rd.,  Euclid  Hghts.     (Deceased.) 

CHANDLER,  Helen,  teacher:  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  1,  1888;  daughter  William  II.  and 
Mary  (Willard)  Chandler;  educated.  Lake 
Erie  college,  1908-1911;  Teachers  college, 
Columbia  Univ.,  1911-1912,  B.  S.;  teacher  at 
East  high  school;  member  College  club; 
Cleveland  Home  Economics  assn.  Residence: 
2672  Hampshlre-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
East  High  School. 

CIIAPIN,  Frederick  Hownrd.  born,  Iowa, 
1877;  son  Frederick  W.  and  Eliza  (Pauly) 
Chapin;  educated,  Des  Moines,  Iowa  Prep, 
school;  Univ.  of  Minn.;  married,  Minneapolis, 
1899  to  Helen  LaRue;  world  war,  Ceramic 
dlv.  war  industries  board,  1917-1918;  pres. 
Natl.  Acme  Co.;  director  Land  Title  & 
Abstract  Co.;  pres.  Members*  Garage  Co.; 
pres.  A.  M.  McGregor  Home  for  Aged;  mem- 
ber Union  and  Mayfield  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residence:  2065  Hanover-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Coit-rd  and  E.  131st- 
st. 

CHAPIN,  Helen  LaRne,  born,  Minnesota, 
1877;    daughter   Dr.   B.   F.   and  Anna    (Oram) 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


LaRue;  educated,  St.  Mary's  Hall,  Fairbault, 
Minn.;  married,  Minneapolis,  1899  to  Fred  H. 
Chapin;  member  Women's  City  and  Clytean 
Literary  clubs.  Residence:  2065  Hanover-rd., 
Cleveland   Hghts. 

CHAPIN,  IVaihnnlel  D.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1861;  son  Hermon  M.  and 
Matilde  (Fenno)  Chapin;  educated,  Central 
high  school;  married,  Newburyport,  Mass., 
July  11,  1888  to  Annie  Toppan  Spalding — 
children,  Nathaniel  Thayer  Chapin  and  Helen 
Chapin  Hitchcock;  pres.  and  treas.  Billings 
Chapin  Co.  and  Chalac  Co.;  member  Country, 
Kirtland  and  Union  clubs.  Residence:  1608 
Hazel-dr.      Office:      1163   E.    40th-st. 

CHAPIN,  N.  Thayer,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  11,  1890;  son  Nathaniel  D.  and 
Annie  Toppan  (Spalding)  Chapin;  educated, 
Yale,  Ex  '13;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  18, 
1917  to  Louise  Wetmore  Cole;  world  war, 
capt.  Inf.  A.  E.  F.;  pres.  Cleveland  Paint  Oil 
and  Varnish  Club,  1923-1924;  vice-pres.  Bill- 
Ings-Chapin  Co.;  member  Country  club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1875  Crawford- 
rd.     Office:     1163  E.  40th-st. 

CHAPMAN,  Carlos  Albert,  lawyer;  born, 
Twlnsburgh,  O. ;  son  Nathan  Albert  and  Grace 
(Howe)  Chapman;  educated,  "Western  Re- 
serve Academy,  Hudson,  O. ;  Adelbert  college; 
Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  LL.B.;  married,  E.  Cleve- 
land, to  Ethel  R.  Eddy — children,  Ralph 
Eddy  Chapman;  world  war,  worked  on 
Draft  board  No.  5;  worked  with  home  Ser- 
vice dept.  of  Red  Cross;  member  American 
and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns.;  Beta  Theta  Pi  and 
Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities.  Residence:  1854 
Shaw-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  1344  Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

CHAPMAN,  Ethel  Eddy,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Samuel  Mansfield  and  Sarah  L. 
(Smyth)  Eddy;  educated,  Cleveland  schools 
and  Kindergarten  training  school;  married, 
E.  Cleveland,  to  Carlos  A.  Chapman — chil- 
dren, Ralph  Eddy  Chapman;  member  Ameri- 
can Society  for  Psychical  Research;  grand- 
daughter of  Anson  and  Caroline  (Fitch) 
Smyth;  member  St  Paul's  Episcopal  Church, 
E.  Cleveland;  sec.  The  Periodical  Club  of  St. 
Paul's  Episcopal  Church;  interested  in  all 
social  service  work.  Residence:  1854  Shaw- 
ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

CHAPMAN,  Frank  EdTrard,  director  Mt. 
Sinai  hospital;  born,  St.  Louis,  Dec.  27,  1884; 
son  Alonzo  L.  and  Elizabeth  Mason  (Foster) 
Chapman;  educated,  St.  Louis  schools;  mar- 
ried, Alton,  Dec.  27.  1911  to  Vlda  M.  Black- 
children,  Elizabeth  Scott  Chapman;  world 
war,  adviser  to  Surgeon  general's  office  on 
medical  training;  In  charge  medical  dept. 
Frisco  railroad,  1902-1911;  in  charge  St.  Louis 
City  hospital,  1911-1915;  director  Mt.  SInal 
hospital,  Cleveland,  since  1915;  pres.  Ohio 
Hospital  assn.,  1918;  executive  sec.  Ohio  Hos- 
pital assn.,  1919-1923;  chairman  special  com- 
mittee American  Hospital  assn.;  author  "Hos- 
pital Organization  and  Operation,"  1924;  hos- 
pital consultant  on  organization  and  con- 
struction of  hospitals;  member  American  and 
Ohio  Hospital  assns.;  Taylor  society;  board 
of  trustees  Ohio  Hospital  assn.;  board  of 
trustees  Cleveland  Hospital  Council;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  Rotary  and  Mid-Day  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce  Residence:  13615 
Shaker-blvd.,  Moreland  Courts.  Office:  1800 
E.    105th-st. 

CHAPMAN,  Ralph  E^ddy,  mechanical  en- 
gineer; born,  Cleveland;  son  Carlos  Albert 
and  Ethel  (Eddy)  Chapman;  educated. 
University  school,  1918;  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science,  B.  S.  in  M.  E.,  1924;  director 
Carter  Mfg.  Co.;  member  American  Society  of 
Mechanical  Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineering 


Society;  American  Society  for  Physical  Re- 
search; National  Aeronautic  Assn.  of  U.  S.  A.; 
member  St.  Paul'.s  Episcopal  Church;  one  of 
the  founders  of  Cleveland  Radio  assn.;  con- 
siderable spare  time  is  spent  in  radio  research 
and  consulting  work.  Residence:  1854  Shaw- 
ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  Engineering  dept., 
East  Ohio  Gas  Co. 

CHAPPELKA,  Arthur  H.,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  31,  1882;  son  J.  and  Catherine  A.  (Mandt) 
Chappelka;  educated  high  school,  Spencerian 
I>uslness  college;  Central  Institute;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  20,  1917  to  Minnie  R.  Kidd — 
children,  one  son;  vice-pres.  Chisholm-Moore 
Mfg.    Co.      Office:    5046    Lakeside-ave. 

CHARD,  Mary  Hawkinn.  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  of  Richard  and  Jane  (Granger) 
Hawkins;  educated  St.  Clair  school;  married, 
Aug.  17,  1902  to  William  P.  Chard,  who  en- 
listed when  15  and  mother  secured  his  release; 
again  enlisted  when  16  and  was  honorably 
discharged  at  end  of  civil  war,  his  discharge 
papers  bearing  genuine  signature  of  Presi- 
dent Lincoln;  for  years  widely  known  as 
councilman  and  director  under  late  Mayor 
McKisson;  Mary  Hawkins  Chard  occupied  at 
courthouse  27  years  and  later  in  real  estate; 
member  Cleveland  chapter.  No.  139,  Order  of 
Eastern  Star;  No.  2  White  Shrine  of  Jeru- 
salem; No.  6  Order  of  Amaranth  and  Memorial 
corps  No.  44,  G.  A.  R.  Residence:  1819  E. 
25th-st. 

CHARNLEY,  Vernon,  born,  Evanston,  111., 
Dec.  6,  1879;  son  Walter  H.  and  Mary  Vernon 
(Wolfe)  Charnley;  educated.  High  school, 
Sewickley,  Pa.;  married  Sewickley,  Pa.,  June 
10,  1907  to  Anna  Knapp — children,  Vernon, 
Mary  Anna  and  Katrine  S.  Charnley;  Coun- 
cilman, Rosslyn  Farms,  Pa.;  vice-pres.  Cleve- 
land Hghts.  Civic  club;  pres.  2  years  Heights 
high  school  Parents-'Teachers  assn.;  world 
war,  1st  lieut.,  capt.,  and  major  Finance 
Dept.,  U.  S.  A.,  1918-1919;  U.  S.  A.  Liberty 
medal;  lieut.  col.  Finance  O.  R.  C,  1923;  sec, 
treas.,  director  and  on  executive  committee 
Morgan  Lithograph  Co.;  treas.  Cleveland  Ak- 
ron Country  Homes  Co.;  treas.  Cleveland 
Heights  Presbyterian  church;  member  Union 
club;  Cleveland  Grays;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  driving,  swimming  and  cards. 
Residence:  3269  Euclid  Hghts. -blvd.  Office: 
E.    17th  St.   and   Payne-ave. 

CHARPENTIER,    Edonard    Ralph    Harmnn, 

research  chemist;  born,  New  York  City,  Nov. 
8,  1892;  son  Ertouard  and  Charlotte  Helen 
(Harman)  Charpentier;  educated,  Instltut 
National  Agronomique,  Paris,  degree  of  In- 
genicur  Agronome  I.  N.  A.;  married.  New 
York  City,  Nov.  4,  1916  to  Mary  Douglass — 
children,  Douglass  Edouard  and  Mary  Helen 
Charpentier;  sec.  Cleveland  City  Forge  & 
Iron  Co.;  research  chemist,  Nela  Park.  Resi- 
dence: 2995  Montgomery-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    Research    Laboratory,   Nela  Park. 

CHARPENTIER,  Mary  Dongrlann,  born,  Mont 
Eagle,  Tenn.,  June  13,  1893;  daughter  Craw- 
ford and  Alice  (Mabee)  Douglass;  educated. 
Ward  Seminary,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  1909-1912; 
married.  New  York  City,  Nov.  4,  1916  to 
Edouard  Ralph  Harman  Charpentier — child- 
ren, Douglass  Edouard  and  Mary  Helen  Char- 
pentier. Residence:  2995  Montgomery-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Bend;  four  years  chief  clerk  Peabody  Coal 
Co.,  Chicago;  one  year  treas.  American  Tractor 
Corp.,  Peoria;  three  years  asst.  treas.  Inter- 
state Foundry  Co.,  Cleveland;  four  years  pub- 
lic accountant,  Cleveland;  decree  Certified 
Public  Accountant,  Feb.  21,  1925;  sole  prop- 
rietor Avery  B.  Charpie  &  Co.;  member 
American  society  of  Certified  Public  Ac- 
countants. Recreation:  breeder  of  English 
bull  dogs.  Residence:  2225  Goodnor-rd.  Of- 
fice: 1844  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

CHASE,  AIniirn  Foote  Cowlen,  born  Cleve- 
land, March,  1850;  daughter  Edwin  and  Eliz- 
abeth Caroline  (Hutchinson)  Covi^les;  edu- 
cated. Cleveland  Academy;  Vassar  college; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  1,  1872  to  Charles 
Whitney  Chase — children,  Mrs.  Helen  E  C 
Bassett  and  two  deceased;  identified  with  Y. 
^V.  C.  A.;  ^\''ashington  School  and  Social  Cen- 
ter, Dunedin,  Fla;  member  Historical  Society; 
Institute  of  Music;  cor.  sec.  executive  com- 
mittee Women's  dept.  Cleveland  Centennial 
Committee,  2nd  pres.  church,  later  church  of 
the  Covenant;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:    1955   E.    93rd   st. 

CHASE,  William  Wnj-ne,  real  estate;  born, 
Bainbridge,  O.,  Nov.  19,  1872;  son  Charles  E. 
and  Annette  (Ellis)  Chase;  educated,  Geauga 
County  district  school  and  Cleveland  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  1893  to  Edna  E.  Thomas 
(deceased),  1907  to  Rebecca  Neff — children, 
Kathryn  Chase  Heme,  Russell  N.,  Charles  W., 
Ruth  and  June  Chase;  pres.  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  Inv.  Co.;  director  United  Bank;  member 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  and  Cleveland  Mort- 
gage assns. ;  Masonic  lodge.  Sleepy  Hollow 
Country  (pres.).  Union  and  Glen  Valley  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  Brecksville,  O. 
Office:  412  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

T-.r5;P5^^,^'  J**"**"  Lorins.  clergyman;  born, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Oct.  13,  1857;  son  Rev 
David  Bacheller  and  Sarah  Constance  Hop- 
kins (Snow)  Cheney;  educated  Boston  Latin 
School.  1873,  Franklin  Medal;  Univ.  of  Roch- 
ester, A.  B.,  1877,  Townsend  fellowship;  Univ. 
of  Chicago,  B.  D.  1881;  Univ.  of  Liepzig,  Ph. 
D.,  1883;  married,  Hebron,  O.,  Feb.  2,  1888  to 
Minnie  Kate  Rees;  pastor  American  Chapel, 
Leipzig,  Germany,  1882;  pastor,  Newark,  O, 
and  Ypsilanti,  Mich.;  pastor  Cleveland,  Will- 
son-ave.  Baptist  church,  1894;  supply,  E 
Cleveland  Bapt.  church,  1914;  asst.  pastor 
Euclid-ave.  Baptist  church,  1915-1925; 
Wheaton,  111.  and  Alameda,  Cal.;  member 
Society  Biblical  Literature  and  Exegesis; 
Sons  of  American  Revolution;  identified  with 
Ohio  Bapt.  Convention  and  Denison  Univ. 
Residence:   Cleveland   and   Hebron,   O. 

CHENEY,  Merle  Benjamin,  manufacturer: 
born,  Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  10,  1895;  son  B 
J.  and  Ella  L.  (Lukens)  Cheney;  educated, 
Purdue  Umv.,  B.  S.  in  Chemical  Engineering 
1919;  world  war.  Lieut.  Field  Artillery;  man- 
ufacturer of  anesthetics;  pres.  Cheney  Chemi- 
cal Co.;  member  Research  Committee  of  In- 
ternational Anesthesia  Research  Society;  Phi 
Lamda  Upsilon,  honorary  chemistry;  Delta 
Upsilon  fraternity  and  Masonic  lodge;  Uni- 
versity and  Big  Ten  clubs.  Residence:  1850 
E.  81st  St.     Office:   10101   Qulncy-ave. 


(Edwards)  Childs;  educated.  Mme.  Carey's 
scliool.  IJaltimore,  Md.;  Masters  School,  Dobbs 
Ferry,  N.  Y.;  trustee  assn.  for  Crippled  and 
olsabled;  member  Cleveland  Girl.s  Council 
advisory  board  Junior  league;  member  Coun- 
try and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  2788 
Scarborough-rd. 

CHILD.^,  Ida  M.,  born,  Lisbon,  O.,  daughter 
Henry  and  Rebecca  (Clunk)  Morrow;  edu- 
cated Lisbon  high  school;  married  Wells- 
vllle,  a.  May  3rd,  1883  to  Frank  Childs  (de- 
ceased)— children,  Ina  B.  Childs  Cole;  mem- 
ber Fortnightly  Study  Club;  pres.  Mission- 
ary Society.     Residence:  10901  Tacoma-ave. 

CHILDS,  Lymnn  W..  physician;  born,  Lee, 
111.,  Oct.  1,  1867;  son  Charles  and  Ann  Eliza 
(Smith)  Childs;  educated,  Illinois  State 
Normal  Univ.  1890;  Western  Reserve  Medical 
college,  1894;  studied  in  Univ.  of  Vienna 
1899-1900;  married,  Waterloo,  la.,  1902  to 
Colene  C.  Hogg — children,  Evelyn  L.,  Frances 
B.,  Eleanor  M.  and  Lyman  W.  and  (twins) 
Mary  and  Martha  Childs;  member  sanitation 
committee.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  three 
years;  instrumental  in  introduction  of  medi- 
cal inspection  In  Cleveland  public  schools- 
introduced  first  fresh  air  school  in  Cleveland 
in  1911;  house  physician  City  hospital,  1894; 
medical  examiner,  Cleveland  public  schools, 
1910  to  present  date;  at  present  supervisor 
of  health  education  Cleveland  public  schools; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
American  Medical  assn.;  American  Public 
Health  assn.;  Masonic  lodge.  Residence:  3248 
Euclid  Hghts.  Blvd.     Office:   5005  Euclid-ave. 

CHISHOLM,  Adlle  Corning,  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  17,  1874;  daughter  Warren  Holmes 
and  Mary  Helen  (Wick)  Corning;  educated, 
Farmington,  Conn.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
24.  1896  to  Alvah  Stone  Chisholm — children, 
Adile  C.  Eells,  William  Chisholm  II,  Helen 
and  Corning  Chisholm;  world  war,  Red  Cross 

work;  member  Country,  Union,  Kirtland, 
Chagrin    Valley     and     Women's     City     clubs. 

Women's    National     Republican     Club      N.     Y. 

City.      Residence:    12717   Lake   Shore-blvd. 

CHISHOLM,  Ann  Laugrhray,  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  20,  1906  to  Henry  Chisholm 
— children,  Henry  Chisholm,  Jr.  Residence: 
11420   Wade   Park-ave. 

CHISHOLM,  Charles  Kenneth,  merchant; 
born,  lona.  Ont.,  Aug.  6.  1865;  son  William 
and  Abigail  (Pinneo)  Chisholm;  educated, 
Canada;    married.    Ashtabula,    O.,    March    15, 

1899  to  Laura  Adaline  Ford — children.  Ruth 
Chisholm;  world  war,  with  War  Industries 
board;    organized    the    Chisholm    Shoe    Co.    in 

1900  and  has  been  pres.  since  that  date; 
member  National  Shoe  Retailers  Assn.;  32nd 
degree  Mason;  Knight  .  Templar ;  Shriner; 
member  Mayfield  Country.  Shaker  Heights 
Country.  Union,  Hermit,  Athletic  and  Rotary 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
17800  Parkland-dr.      Office:    1140    Euclid-ave 


CHEYNEY,  Edward  L.,  sales  manager; 
born,  Philadelpliia.  Pa.,  1877;  son  Edward  and 
Mary  (Gibson)  Cheyney;  married,  Harwin- 
ton,  Conn.,  June  28,  1916  to  Josephine  Mc- 
Conway  Lincoln — children,  Charles  Henry 
and  Priscilla  Alden  Cheyney  and  Klrke  Porter 
Lincoln,  Jr.;  Spanish-American  war,  Battery 
A.,  Phila.,  Pa.;  world  war,  capt.;  member  Psl 
Upsilon:  Country,  Hermit,  Union  .^and  Mid- 
Day  clubs.  Residence:  2228  Chatfield-dr 
Office:    910    Hanna  Bldg. 

CHILD.S,  Effle  EdwardH,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.    24,    1879;    daughter   Oscar  A.   and   Mary 


CHISHOLM,  OeorKe  Ti'llllam.  retired;  born, 
Mt.  Vernon,  O. ;  married,  Lima.  O.,  1908  to 
Grace  Chapman;  world  war,  on  advertising 
committee  of  various  Liberty  Loans;  many 
years  with  Buckeye  Pipe  Line  Co.,  a  Stand- 
ard Oil  subsidiary  at  Lima,  O. ;  Immediately 
after  the  war.  with  Hayden,  Miller  &  Co., 
Cleveland,  five  years;  financial  mgr.  Em- 
manuel Church;  member  Garret  Wykoff 
lodt'e.  F.  and  A.  M. ;  B.  P.  O.  E. ;  Shaker 
Heights  club.  Recreation:  golf  and  travel 
Residence:  1901  Wadena  St.,  E.  Cleveland. 

CHISHOLM,  Grace  Chapman,  born,  Elyrla, 
O.,  1877;  daughter  James  W.  and  Margaret 
(Darling)  Chisholm;  educated,  Lake  Erie  col- 
lege,  B,  A.;   New   York  State   Library  school, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


B.  L.  S.;  married,  Lima,  O.,  1908  to  George 
W.  Chisholm;  world  war,  worked  with  War 
Kelief  Society  and  Red  Cross;  formerly  asst. 
librarian  at  N.  Y.  State  library,  Albany;  for- 
merly head  librarian  at  Lorain  and  Lima,  O. ; 
member  Shalier  Heights  and  Women's  City 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  travel.  Resi- 
dence:   1901    Wadena    St.,    E.    Cleveland. 

CHISHOLM,  Il^'nry,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  1,  1878;  son  Wilson  Blaclt  and  Nel- 
lie (Brainerd)  Chisholm;  educated.  Univer- 
sity school,  1897;  Yale,  1901;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  20,  1906  to  Anna  Laughray — child- 
ren, Henry  Chisholm,  Jr.;  member  Union  and 
Shalter  Height.s  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
11420   Wade   Parlt-ave. 

CHISHOLM,  NeHle  Bratnard.  born,  Louis- 
vile,  Ky.,  Nov.  24,  1855;  daughter  Joseph 
Mather  and  Helen  C.  (Hills)  Brainard;  edu- 
cated, public  schools  and  Branch  Seminary, 
Cleveland;  Farmington,  Conn.;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  6,  1876  to  Wilson  B.  Chisholm 
— children,  Henry  Chisliolm,  Josephine  Chis- 
holm Burke,  Helen  Chisholm  Hord,  Ruth 
Chisholm  Newcomer  and  Bruce  Chisholm; 
member  board  of  lady  managers  Lakeside 
hospital;  Farmington  society;  Union  club. 
Residence:    11027    Magnolia-dr. 

CHISHOLM,  Stewart  Henry,  retired  capital- 
ist; born,  Montreal,  Can.,  Dec.  21,  1846;  son 
Henry  and  Jean  (Allan)  Chisholm;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Sept.  25, 
1872  to  Harriette  Kelley  (deceased);  married, 
Jan.  23,  1900  to  Mrs.  Henry  P.  Card  (de- 
ceased); came  to  Cleveland  in  1849  when  there 
were  only  18,000  inhabitants;  vice  pres. 
American  Steel  &  Wire  Co.  and  Cleveland 
Rolling  Mill  Co.;  pres.  H.  P.  Nail  Co.,  Chis- 
holm Moore  Mfg.  Co.,  Long  Arm  System  Co., 
and  American  Grass  Twine  Co.;  director  and 
interested  in  various  other  corporations; 
member  Union  and  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
6407    Euclid-ave. 

CHOPP,  Charles  C,  pres.;  born,  Cleveland, 
April  10,  1876;  son  Joseph  and  Barbara 
(Kobes)  Chopp;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  May  30,  1912  to 
Gladys  Dean — children,  Chester,  Annajean, 
Carrol  and  Barbara  Chopp;  Spanish  war,  with 
troop  A,  1st  Ohio  Cavalry;  past  commander 
U.  S.  Spanish  war  veterans  of  Ohio;  w^orld 
traveler,  has  traveled  the  globe  four  times; 
research  work  in  raw  materials,  buying  and 
selling;  one  trip  to  central  Europe  and  one 
trip  to  the  Far  East  on  confidential  govern- 
ment business;  pres.  and  managing  director 
World's  Products  Trading  Co.,  exporters  and 
importers;  member  Dover  Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.; 
Webb  Chapter;  Spanish  War  Veterans; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Lakewood  Country  and  Rotary  clubs  of  Cleve- 
land; Whitehall  and  Circumnavigators  clubs, 
New  York.  Residence:  1098  Forest  Cliff-dr., 
Lakewood.     Office:  274  Rockefeller  Bldg. 

CHRISTIAN,  Anna  M.  Salzer,  teacher;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  A.  F.  and  Sadie  M.  (Has- 
smer)  Salzer;  educated.  Central  high  school; 
Oberlin  college,  A.  B. ;  Western  Reserve 
School  of  Education,  first  person  to  receive 
an  M.  A.  in  Education  from  Western  Reserve; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  28,  1906  to  Charles 
H.  Christian — children,  Cliarles  H.  Christian; 
teacher  Palatine,  111.  1898-1900;  Cleveland, 
1900-1906  and  1911  to  present  date;  co-prin- 
cipal first  Junior  high  school  opened  in  Cleve- 
land, Detroit  Junior  high,  1915;  organized 
Junior  high  at  West  high  school,  1918;  asst. 
principal  West  high  in  charge  Junior  high 
dept.;  member  Elementary  Principals'  club; 
member  Junior  asst.  principals'  club;  Cleve- 
land Oberlin  Women's  assn.;  Business 
Women's  club;  Colonial  Study  Circle;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Research  club;  deacon,  advisory 


committee  and  leader  women's  bible  class 
Community  Church  of  Lakewood.  Residence: 
1251  Cook-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  West 
High  school. 

CHRISTIAN,  Archer  Edvrln,  banking;  born. 
Mt.  Morris,  Mich.,  Oct.  28,  1873;  son  William  E. 
and  Margaret  L.  (Cooley)  Christian;  educated 
Bay  City,  Mich.;  married,  Cleveland,  March 
19,  1901  to  Beatrice  M.  Page — children,  Aileen 
Devereaux,  John  and  Archer  Edwin  Christ- 
ian; asst.  cashier  Union  National  Bank;  sec. 
Security  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  on  Boy  Scout 
committee,  Goodrich  House;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Rotary  and  Q'lty  clubs;  organ- 
izer John  G.  White  Chess  club.  Recreation: 
golf  and  chess.  Residence:  3474  Washington- 
blvd.,  University  lights.  Office:  7100  Pros- 
pect-ave. 

CHRISTIAN,  George  Bridson,  retired;  born, 
Isle  of  Man,  June  Z3,  1846;  son  Robert  and 
Elizabeth  (Bridson)  Christian;  educated 
Cleveland  public  school;  Bryan  and  Strat- 
tons  Commercial  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  9,  1890  to  Eliza  J.  Worswick— children, 
Elizabeth  B.  Christian;  in  1863  became  mem- 
ber 29th  Ohio  Militia  which  in  April  18C4  was 
merged  into  150th  Regiment;  in  Co.  F,  served 
100  days  mostly  in  forts  about  Washington, 
being  at  Ft.  Totten  at  the  time  of  tlie  Jubal 
Early  raid,  July  12,  1864;  Jan.  1864  started 
as  cashier  and  bookkeeper  with  Rose  &  Pren- 
tis,  pork  packer;  in  Feb.  1876  at  organization 
of  Cleveland  Provision  Co.  became  treas.  and 
acted  in  that  capacity  for  about  30  years; 
treas.  Cleveland  Provision  Co.;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  trustee  The  Northern 
Ohio  Baptist  Home,  Cleveland;  member 
Grand  Army  of  the  Republic;  Army  and  Navy 
Post,  No.  187;  active  in  Bible  class  and  church 
work  with  First  Baptist  church.  Recreation: 
gardening  at  Chagrin  Falls.  Residence:  3018 
Scarborough-rd. 

CHRISTOPHER.  David  A.,  lawyer;  born, 
Millersburg,  O.  Feb.  4,  1888;  son  of  John 
Christopher  and  Laura  Belle  Lacey;  educated 
Millersburg  liigh  scliool.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  law  school.  Northwestern  Univ.  law 
school;  married  Lansing,  Mich.  May  16,  1916 
to  Julia  Anna  Kingsley;  solicitor  Euclid  vil- 
lage since  Jan.  1,  1922;  under  Brig.  Gen. 
Charles  X.  Zimmerman,  active  in  Liberty  loan 
campaigns;  member  of  local  exemption  board 
paigns;  member  of  local  exemption  board 
No.  3;  member  Al  Koran  shrine  Lal<e  Erie 
Consistory  32nd  degree  Mason;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Willowick  Country  and 
Big  Ten  University  clubs;  director  The 
Packard  Cleveland  Motor  Co.,  The  Cleveland 
Packard  Co.,  The  Vance  Motor  Co.,  Sunny- 
side  Realty  Co.;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  the 
Christopher  Construction  Co.;  pres.  and  gen. 
mgr.,  and  director  of  the  Lake  View  Park 
Amusement  Co.  and  The  Miller  Parts.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  and  Ohio  State  Bar  Assn. 
Residence:  Stop  140  Lake  Shore-blvd.,  Euclid 
Village. 

CHURCH,  Anstin  Henry,  merchant;  born, 
Chagrin  Falls,  O.,  April  21,  1869;  son  Henry 
and  Martha  (Preble)  Church;  common  school 
education;  married.  Chagrin  Falls,  O.,  June 
4,  1893  to  Olive  M.  Rose — children,  Mrs. 
Miriam  R.  Stem  and  Henry  E.  Church;  early 
In  life  employed  in  several  stores  in  the  com- 
munity; 1887  employed  by  O.  F.  McClentic, 
then  one  of  firm  of  O.  F.  McClentic  &  Co., 
later  Brewster  &  Church;  now  The  Brewster 
&  Church  Co.;  treas.  The  Chagrin  Falls  Bank- 
ing Co.;  director  Golden  Gate  Masonic  Temple 
Co.;  member  Golden  Gate  lodge.  No.  245  F. 
&  A.  M.;  Chagrin  Falls  Chapter,  No.  152 
R.    A.    M.;   Golden    Rule    Chapter,    No.    442   O. 


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E.  S. ;  Oriental  Commandery,  No.  12;  Lake 
Erie  Consistory  Scottish  Ilite;  Al  Koran 
Shrine;  Early  Settlers  assn.;  Acacia  Country, 
Chagrin  Valley  Country,  Kiwunis  and  Cleve- 
land Automobile  clubs;  grandfather,  Henry 
Church,  Sr.  was  one  of  the  earliest  settlers 
of  Chagrin  Falls,  having  come  from  Amherst, 
Mass.  in  18.34;  father,  Henry  Church,  Jr.  was 
second  wliite  child  born  in  Cliagrin  Falls, 
1836;  though  he,  Henry  Church,  Jr.,  took  the 
trade  of  his  fatlier,  a  lilacksmith,  had  he  had 
proper  training  would  liave  been  an  artist 
and  sculptor;  in  his  later  years  he  was  often 
spoken  of  as  "the  artist  blacksmith."  Rec- 
reation: motoring,  golf  and  study  of  nature. 
Residence:  31  Church-st.,  Chagrin  Falls,  O. 
Office:   21-27  Main-st.,  Chagrin   Falls,  O. 

CIjAFLIIV.  Rolioccn  Henderson,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  7,  1877;  daughter  Jolin  Moreland 
and  Anna  R.  (Cary)  Henderson;  educated 
public  schools;  Hathaway  Brown  school;  one 
year  in  Germany  and  Switzerland,  1898; 
Cleveland  Kindergarten  training  school,  1901; 
married,  E.  Cleveland,  June  20,  1903  to  Ed- 
ward Scott  Claflin — children,  James  Moreland, 
Anna  Elizabeth  and  Edward  Scott  Claflin. 
Residence:     15518     Oakhill-rd.,     E.    Cleveland. 

CLAPP,  Robert  Vernon,  building  contrac- 
tor; born,  Cleveland,  O.,  1897;  son  Robert 
George  and  Ella  (Tyler)  Clapp;  educated, 
Virginia  Military  Institute;  Cornell  Univ.,  C. 
E.;  married,  Cleveland,  1922,  to  Gertrude 
Wain — children,  Robert  Vernon  Clapp,  Jr.; 
lieut.  in  world  war;  president  Robt.  V.  Clapp 
Co.;  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Estate  De- 
velopment Co.;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta  frat- 
ernity. Residence:  2628  Belvoir-blvd.  Office: 
539   Cook   Bldg.,    4G3   Prospect. 

CLAPP,  Willnrd  M.,  born.  Mentor,  O. ; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Michigan;  married,  Boston, 
to  Jessie  Greenwood  Manning;  member  Union, 
Country,  Kirtland,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  May- 
fleld  Country,  Rowfant,  University  and  Hur- 
on Mountain  clubs.  Residence:  2780  E.  Over- 
look-rd.     Office:  .7609   Platt-ave. 

CLARK.  Alfred  G.,  realtor;  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  6,  1874;  son  Cyrus  L.  and  Mary 
L.  (Sherman)  Clark;  educated.  University 
school;  New  York  Military  Academy;  married, 
Cleveland,  1898  to  Alice  R.  Russell — children, 
Dorothy  F.,  Marian  L.  and  Eleanor  K.  Clark; 
U.  S.  Dept.  of  Justice  agent;  officer  American 
Protective  league;  pres.  Cleveland  Real  Esate 
board,  1914;  sec.  National  Assn.  Real  Estnte 
boards,  1915;  pres.  Alfred  G.  Clark,  Inc.; 
director,  Cleveland  assn.  for  Criminal  Justice; 
member  Union  club;  family  first  settled  in 
Cleveland  in  1827;  descendant  of  Abra  Clark 
and  Roger  Sherman,  both  signers  of  the 
Declaration  of  Independence.  Residence: 
6801  Euclid-ave.  Office:  611  National  City 
Bldg. 

CLARK,  Arthnr  Henry,  publisher  and 
manufacturer;  born.  London,  Dec.  20,  1868; 
son  Joseph  and  Sophia  (Hart)  Clark;  educat- 
ed, private  scliools  and  Oxford  Univ.,  Eng.; 
married,  Cleveland,  1910  to  Fannie  Z.  Bell — 
children,  Ethel  B.,  Robert  B.,  IClizabeth  B., 
Mary  A.,  Arthur  H.  and  (Wallace)  B.  Clark; 
pres.  and  treas.  The  Arthur  H.  Clarlt  Co., 
Cleveland  Worm  &  Gear  Co.,  Cleveland  Lab- 
oratory Co.  and  Knollwood  Cemetery  Co.; 
treas.  Acacia  Park  Cemetery  and  Memorial 
Construction  Co.;  director  In  several  other 
companies;  member  American  Historical  assn. 
Illinois  State  Historical  Society;  Western  Re- 
serve Historical  Soc. ;  American  Oriental 
Society;  Stable  Money  league;  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cuyahoga  County 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Rowfant  and  National  Town  and  Country 
clubs;  a  leading  publisher  in  documentary 
historical    and    economic    works.      Residence: 


224   North-st.,  Bedford,   O.     Office:   4027  Pros- 
pect-ave. 

CLARK,  Klin  Frances,  teacher;  born.  Brook- 
field,  N.  Y.,  May  G,  1872;  daughter  Francis  J. 
and  Lucy  J.  (Landphere)  Clark;  educated. 
Central  high  school;  grad.  Cleveland  School 
of  Education;  training  teacher  at  Bolton 
school,  four  years;  cadet  supervisor,  one  year; 
building  supervisor  at  Kinsman  school  since 
Sept.,  1925;  member  D.  A.  R.,  Western  Re- 
serve Chapter;  Cleveland  Emerson  Society; 
Teachers'  Federation;  Cleveland  Automobile 
club;  American  Nature  assn.,  Cleveland  Anti 
Vivisection  society.  Residence:  10101  Dlclc- 
ens-ave.     Office:   Kinsman-rd.  and  E.  79th  st. 

CLARK.  Flora  Kelsey,  born,  Marseilles 
France,  Sept.  20,  1885;  daughter  Wilbur  F 
and  Maria  C.  (Smith)  Kelsey;  educated,  Ly- 
see,  Marseilles,  France,  1906;  Univ.  of  Minn. 
1907-1908;  married,  Lee,  Mass.,  June  4,  191( 
to  William  M.  Clark — children,  Lincoln  H. 
Marion  K.,  Loraine  C.  and  William  T.  Clark 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  186f 
Allandale-ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

CLARK,  Frank  H.,  born,  London,  England 
April  17,  1869;  son  Robert  Edward  Francis 
Clark  and  Elizabeth  Ann  (Steeds)  Clark;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  10,  1900  to  Edith  Handy 
Johnson — children,  John  Steeds,  Robert  John- 
son, Frank  H.,  and  William  Handy  Clark; 
pres.  The  Eclipse  Electrotype  and  Engraving 
Co.  and  The  Liberty  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
director  The  Cleveland  Folding  Machine  Co.; 
member  of  Masonic  Lodge,  Hermit  Club,  and 
Shaker  Heights  Country  club.  Residence: 
2848  Drummond-rd.  Office:  1457  Superior-ave. 

CLARK,  Fred  G.,  pres.  Fred  G.  Clark  Co., 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1890;  son  of  Fred 
G.  (deceased)  and  Mary  A.  (Winter)  Clark 
(deceased);  educated  Asheville  school,  Ashe- 
ville,  N.  C,  University  school,  Cleveland; 
Kenyon  College,  Gambler,  O. ;  married.  Men- 
tor, O.,  June  26,  1915;  captain  Q.M.C.,  dur- 
ing world  war;  president  Fred  G.  Clark  Co., 
vice  president,  the  Conewango  Refining  Co., 
trustee,  the  National  Petroleum  Assn.,  direc- 
tor the  American  Oil  Men  Assn.  and  member 
the  American  Petroleum  Institute;  member 
Psi  Upsilon  fraternity,  Uni.on,  Tavern,  Hermit 
and  Kirtland  Country  club^.  Residence:  11125 
Euclid-ave. 

CLARK,  Hazel  ITranIa  Baker,  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  16,  1883;  daughter  Dr.  DeForrest 
and  Caroline  (Wagar)  Baker;  educated.  West 
high  school;  married,  Lakewood,  O.,  June  2, 
1909  to  Sheldon  Pettibono  Clark — children, 
Sheldon  DeForrest,  Channing,  Robert  Pettl- 
bone  and  Nancy  Hoadley;  on  board  Cleveland 
Heights  Health  center;  member  Commodore 
Perrv  Chapter  National  Society  U.  S.  Daught- 
ers of  1812;  Moses  Cleaveland  Chapter  D.  A 
R.  great-great-granddaughter  of  Capt.  Cal- 
vin Hoadley  who  came  to  Cleveland  in  Sept. 
1807;  member  Women's  Civic  and  Aurora 
Study  clubs.  Recreation:  gardening,  gen- 
ealogy and  child  study.  Residence:  "Chag- 
uan,"  Aurora,   O. 

CLARK,  Mills  G.,  real  estate;  born,  Ben- 
gonia,  Mich.,  Dec,  1892;  son  Geo.  A.  and  Franc 
(Ellis)  Clark;  educated,  Adelbert  college,  W. 
R.  U.,  B.  A.,  1916;  married,  Cleveland,  1917  to 
Marjorie  Gardner — children,  Gardner,  Eugene 
and  Crandall  Clark;  world  war,  2nd  lleut., 
1st  lleut.  and  capt.,  Q.  M.  C,  stationed  at 
Washington,  D.  C;  pres.  Clark  Elliott  Co., 
and  Clark  Elliott  Bldg.  Co.;  sec.  Operators 
Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
board;  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Univer- 
sity, Cedarhurst  Country  and  Cleveland  clubs. 
Residence:  1210  Oakridge-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   806   Bulkley  Bldg. 


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CliARK,  Primus  Prentice  Culver,  manu- 
facturer; born,  Lafayette,  Ind.,  Sept.  23,  1876; 
son  Geo.  W.  and  Su.san  M.  (Mar.shall)  Clark; 
educated,  Purdue  Univ.,  M.  E.,  181)4;  married, 
Cleveland,  1S>04  to  Effie  M.  Heathman— chil- 
dren, Martha  H.  Clark;  pres.  Clark  Controller 
Co.,  Clarkvvell  Holding  Co.  and  P.  C.  Clark 
Realty  Co.;  vice-pres.  West  View  Greenhouse 
Co.;  director  City  Brass  Mfg.  Co.  and  McMyler 
Interstate  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Canterbury  and  Big  Ten  clubs.  Residence: 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.     Office:  1146  E.  152nd 

St. 

CLARK,    Robert    Henry,    born,    Cleveland, 

April  25,  186;");  son  Henry  Freeman  and  I<:iiza 
(Crowell)  Clark;  educated,  St.  Paul's  school, 
Concord,  N.  H. ;  Racine  college,  M.  A.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1887  to  Julia  Wick  Bissell— 
children,  Millicent  Clark;  world  war,  member 
of  committees  for  selection  of  nurses  and  of- 
ficer.'^;  war  chest  work;  with  Cleveland  Trust 
Co.  189r.-1898;  in  casualty  insurance  business 
until  1914  when  he  retired;  director  Central 
Natl.  Bank;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Holv  Cross  House  for  crippled  children; 
Church  Home  for  aged  women;  Trinity  Ca- 
thedral executive  committee;  Union,  Uni- 
versity, Country,  Hunt,  Automobile  and  Kirt- 
land  Country  clubs.  Residence:  11424  Bell- 
flower-rd. 

CLARK,  Sheldon  Pettibone,  artist;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  15,  1867;  son  Charles  H.  and 
Frances  Isabel  (Pettibone)  Clark;  educated 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Cleveland  School  of 
Art;  Herkiner  school,  Busbey,  England; 
Calorossi  school,  Paris,  France;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  2,  1909,  to  Hazel  Urania 
Baker — children,  Sheldon  DeForrest,  Chan- 
ning,  Robert  Pettibone,  and  Nancy  Hoadley 
Clark;  government  employee  New  York 
Central  Railroad;  member  of  Cleveland  So- 
ciety of  Artists;  Recreations:  art  and  poul- 
try. Residence:  "Chaguan,"  Aurora,  O.  Of- 
fice:  same. 

CLARK,  AVilllnm  Merritt,  manager;  born, 
Derby,  Conn.,  March  9,  1880;  son  William  J. 
and  Mary  J.  (Terry)  Clark;  educated,  Yale, 
1901;  Polvtechnic  School,  Zurich,  Switzer- 
land, 1901-1902;  Univ.  of  Berlin,  Germany, 
1902-1903;  married,  Lee,  Mass.,  June  4,  1910 
to  Flora  Kelsev — children,  Lincoln  T.,  Marion 
K.,  Loraine  C.  and  William  Terry;  Natl.  Guard 
7th  regiment,  New  York  City;  manager  Pit- 
ney Glass  Works,  Incandescent  Lamp  dept. 
of  General  Electric  Co.;  member  American 
Chemical  Society;  American  Ceramic  Society; 
American  Society  for  Testing  Materials,  So- 
ciety of  Glass  Technology;  Society  of  Chem- 
ical Industry.  Residence:  1864  AUandale-ave., 
E.   Cleveland.     Office:    1133   E.   152nd  at. 

CLARK,  "Willis  ^V.,  pres.  Dingle-Clark  Co.; 
born,  Waterloo,  1886;  son  F.  M.  and  Addle 
(Jewett)  Clark;  educated,  Waterloo,  N.  Y. ; 
married,  "Waterloo,  N.  Y.  1911  to  Grace  Gen- 
ung  Webster;  director  Cleveland  Worm  & 
Gear  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Na- 
tional Town  and  Country  clubs;  Electrical 
League.  Residence:  3066  Yorkshire-rd.  Of- 
fice:   1438  Engineers  Bldg. 

CLARKE,  Alberta  E.,  asst.  sec.  Women's 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
17,  1892;  daughter  John  and  Mayme  (Mc- 
Grath)  Loftus;  educated.  Central  high  school; 
attended  Western  Reserve  Women's  college; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  2,  1914  to  Clarence 
A.  Clarke;  world  war,  did  Red  Cross  work 
in  Chicago,  Detroit  and  Cleveland;  suffrage 
work  in  N.  Y. ;  managed  a  campaign  in  1923 
in  Cleveland;  vice-pres.  Aquilla  Realty  Co.; 
director  Women's  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  mem- 
ber Lakewood  Republican,  Lakewood  "Wo- 
men's, Cinema,  Women's  City  and  Business 
and   Professional    Women's    clubs;    Conserva- 


tion   of    Child    Labor.      Recreation:    golf    and 
swimming.     Residence:   1487  Lakewood-ave. 

CLARKE,  Grahnm  W.,  mfg.  chemist;  born, 
Canestota,  N.  Y.  March  25,  1857;  son  Warren 
and  Harriet  (Graham)  Clarke;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  1882,  Ph.  C. ;  married. 
Rushton,  Mich.,  Feb.  22,  1899  to  Grace  U. 
Olsaver — children,  Warren  O.,  Urana  and  Har- 
riet Clarke;  during  war  engaged  in  manufac- 
ture of  munitions  of  war;  vice-pres.  and 
director  Clarke  Chemical  Co.;  director  Chase 
Chemical  Co.  Residence:  Wickliffe  on-the- 
Lake,   O.     Office:   same. 

CI,.VRKE,  Jay  N.,  sales  agent;  born,  San- 
dusky, O.,  Aug.  19,  1855;  son  William  H.  and 
.Mary  (Newton)  (jlark;  educated,  Sandusky 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1876  to 
Pauline  Doll — children,  Mr.s.  H.  G.  Hoak, 
Hariy  N.  and  Norris  J.  Clarke;  after  leaving 
school  entered  the  manufactui'ing  business, 
later  devoting  energies  to  sales  work  and 
from  1909  to  1917  was  sales  agent  of  the 
Bethlehem  Steel  Co.  in  the  Cleveland  Dis- 
trict; since  1924  has  been  as.sociated  with  the 
Carpenter  Steel  Co.  of  Reading,  Pa.;  member 
K.  of  P".  lodge  No.  68.  Residence:  8705  Birch- 
dale-ave. 

CLARKE,  John  HcHsin,  attorney-at-law; 
born,  Lisbon,  O.,  Sept.  18,  1857;  son  John  and 
Melissa  (Hessin)  Clarke;  educated.  Reserve 
college,  1877,  A.  B.,  1888,  A.  M.,  LL.  D..  West- 
ern Reserve,  1916;  Brown,  1925;  U.  S.  dist. 
Judge,  Northern  dist.  of  Ohio,  1914-1916; 
assoc.  Justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  U.  S., 
1916-1922,  resigned,  becoming  pres.  League  of 
Nations  non-partisan  assn.,  N.  Y. ;  admitted  to 
bar  of  Ohio,  1878;  practiced  at  Lisbon,  O., 
u^itil  1880;  at  Youngstown,  until  1897;  at 
Cleveland  until  appointed  U.  S.  Federal  Judge 
in  1914;  general  counsel  for  Nickel  Plate  rail- 
road 13  years;  trustee  public  library,  Youngs- 
town, O.  12  years;  of  public  library,  Cleve- 
land, six  years;  member  Union  club;  Univer- 
sity clubs  of  New  York  and  Washington. 
Residence  now;  746  Bryson-st.,  Youngstown, 
Ohio. 

CL.ARKE,  Norris  Jay,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  29th,  1883;  son  Jay  Newton 
and  Pauline  (Doll)  Clarke;  educated  public 
schools;  Central  high  school;  married,  Sewick- 
ley.  Pa.,  June  24,  1907  to  Katherine  McKee 
Pearson — children,  Kathleen  Pearson  and 
Marguerite  Norris  Clarke;  major  in  Ordnance 
dept.  U.  S.  army;  after  leaving  school  entered 
employ  of  The  Bourne-Fuller  Co.  working  In 
various  capacities  until  Jan.  1,  1912;  became 
sec.  of  The  Upson  Nut  Co.,  later  being  elected 
vice-pres.;  July  1,  1919  became  pres.  and 
gen.  mgr.  of  The  Lake  Erie  Bolt  &  Nut  Co. 
which  was  organized  to  take  over  the  busi- 
ness of  the  Lake  Erie  Iron  Co.;  treas.  The 
Steel  Car  Co.;  director  The  Fisher  Body  Ohio 
C"o.;  member  of  Country,  Mayfield,  Mid-Day, 
Pepper  Pike  and  Union  clubs  of  Cleveland; 
and  Duquesne  Club  of  Pittsburgh.  Resi- 
dence: 1950  E.  93rd  St.  Office:  E.  63rd  st.  & 
N.   Y.   C.   R.    R. 

CL.ARKE.  Urana,  musician;  born,  "Wickllffe- 
on-the-Lake,  O.,  Sept.  8,  1902;  daughter  Gra- 
ham and  Grace  (Olsaver)  Clarke;  educated, 
Ijaurel  school,  1920;  grad.  Artists  course 
David  Maunes  Music  School  New  York  City, 
1925;  pupil  of  Ralph  Leopold  and  Howard 
Brockway;  teacher  of  piano  and  solfige  at 
David  Maunes  Music  school,  N.  Y.  Rec- 
reation; swimming,  skating  and  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 52  E.  72nd  St.,  New  York  City.  Sum- 
mer: Wlckliffe-on-the-Lake,  O.  School:  157 
E.    74th    St.,    New   York. 

CLAUSIIVG,  Henry  A.,  clergyman;  born,  St. 
Marys,  O.,  Feb.  12,  1876;  son  George  and 
Elizabeth  (Schroer)  Clausing;  educated,  Mis- 
sion  House   Academy   college    and    seminary, 


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1893-1902,  A.  B.,  B.  D.;  married,  Manitoba. 
Can.,  Sept.  27,  1903  to  Talitha  Hansen — child- 
ren, Agnes  Clausing;  served  Home  Mission 
board,  Morden,  Man.,  Can.,  1903;  served  con- 
greRation  in  Findley,  O.  and  Garrett,  Ind.; 
Shanesvllle,  O.,  1911-1920;  pres.  St.  John's 
Classic,  1915-1916;  began  with  6th  Reformed 
church  1920;  this  church  has  since  united 
with  the  7th  Reformed  church,  now  known 
as  St.  Matthew  church;  member  Presbyterian 
Ministers  club.     Residence:  4843  Wendell-ave. 

CLAWSON.  Earl  I'.,  mgr.  Sigmund  Ullman 
Co.,  Cleveland;  born.  South  Point,  O.,  Jan. 
11,  1881;  son  Alfred  H.  and  Jennie  Davidson 
(McClure)  Clawson;  married,  Chicago,  111., 
Nov.  18,  1911  to  Kva  Sherwood  Dillon — child- 
ren, one;  member  Masonic  Lodge;  32nd  de- 
gree; Mystic  Shrine;  Chagrin  Valley  Coun- 
try and  Shrine  clubs.  Residence:  2121  Ren- 
rock-rd.     Office:   1102-4  Hamilton-ave. 

CLE.\VEI.,.\XD,  SherriU  Atwood,  physician, 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  18,  1885;  son  Edwards 
P.  and  Hattie  A.  (Sykes)  Cleveland;  educated 
Fredonia  Xormal  School,  N.  Y. ;  Amhurst  col- 
lege 1909,  A.  B. ;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Med- 
ical 1914;  married,  Ellington,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  20, 
1915  to  Ethelyn  L.  Clapp;  referee  Mission 
State  Life  Ins.  Co.;  assoc.  medical  director 
Cleveland  Life;  member  of  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma 
fraternities.  Residence:  3197  Chadbourne-rd. 
Office:    6815    Euclid-ave. 

CLEGG,  Lee  Milton,  manufacturer;  born, 
Providence,  R.  I.,  1897;  son  Robert  I.  and 
Emma  (Poole)  Clegg;  educated  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science,  B.  S. ;  world  war,  officer's 
training  school,  Camp  Taylor,  Ky. ;  sales  mgr. 
The  Steel  Products  Co.  Cleveland  dist. ;  di- 
rector Thompson  Products,  Inc.;  member  of 
Automotive  Engineers;  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fra- 
ternity; University  and  National  Town  and 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  887  Greyton-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:   2196  Clarkwood-rd. 

CI^EMEXS,  Alice  Lcpebne;  born,  London, 
Eng.  daughter  Charles  E.  and  Harriet 
(Boucher-Stebbing)  Collins;  educated,  private 
schools  in  England  and  Germany;  married, 
Berlin,  Germany,  1880  to  Max  Lepehne — 
children,  one  son  and  three  daughters;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1895  to  Charles  E.  Clemens. 
Residence:    1719    E.    115th-st. 

CLiEMEXS,  Charles  Edwin,  musician;  born, 
Plymouth,  Eng.,  March  12,  1858;  son  Philip 
Blake  and  Hannah  Theresa  (Brown)  Clemens; 
educated.  Royal  college  of  music,  London, 
Eng.;  Mus.  Doc.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1915; 
married,  Oct.  29,  1895  to  Mrs.  Alice  Lepehne; 
at  age  of  eight  years  played  the  organ  pub- 
licly and  at  eleven  years  won,  in  competi- 
tion, position  of  organist  in  Christ  church, 
Devonport;  official  organist  Royal  chapel, 
Berlin  and  prof,  of  organ  and  theory  of  music, 
Klind  worth-  Scharwenka  Conservatorium, 
Berlin,  1889-1896;  accepted  call  to  Cleveland, 
1896,  organist  St.  Paul's  Episcopal  church, 
1896-1911;  Euclid-ave.  Presbyterian  church 
(now  Church  of  the  Covenant)  1911  to  date; 
prof,  of  music  and  organist  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  since  1899;  widely  known  as  concert 
organist;  delivered  recitals  at  Buffalo  and 
St.  Louis  expositions;  author  Modern  Pro- 
gressive Pedal  Technique  (2  vols.)  1894;  Mod- 
ern School  for  the  Organ,  1907;  also  various 
church   music.     Residence:      1719  E.   115th-8t. 

CLEMENTS,  Arthur  Lntlmer,  civil  engineer; 
born.  Cleveland,  March  17,  1901;  son  William 
Latimer  and  Martha  (Forrester)  Clements; 
educated.  University  school,  1920;  Cornell, 
1924;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  17,  1924  to 
Evelyn  Rankin  W^hite — children,  Arthur  Lati- 
mer Clements,  Jr.  and  William  White   Clem- 


ents; member  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 3001  Coleridge-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  2735  Prospect-ave. 

CLEMENTS,  Evelyn  Ilankin  AVhIte,  born, 
Cleveland,  May  17,  1903;  daughter  William 
Wisiier  and  Edith  G.  (Rankin)  White;  edu- 
cated, r^aurel  school,  1921;  Kent  Place  school. 
Summit,  N.  J.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  17, 
1924  to  Arthur  Latimer  Clements — children, 
Arthur  Latimer  Clements,  Jr.,  and  William 
Wliite  Clements;  member  Junior  I^eague 
Residence:  3001  Coleridge-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

CLEMENTS,  Karl  Alexander,  born  Cleve- 
land, June  4,  1903;  son  William  L.  and  Mattle 
E.  (Forrester)  Clements;  educated,  Cornell 
Univ.      Residence:    2732    Fairmount-blvd. 

CLEMENTS,  VVillinm  Forrenter,  sales  en- 
gineer; born,  Cleveland,  June  6,  1899;  son 
William  L.  and  Mattle  E.  (Forrester)  Clem- 
ents; educated,  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology. 
Residence:    2732    Fairmount-blvd. 

CLEMENTS,  William  Latimer,  born,  Cleve- 
land; son  James  and  (Latimer)  Clements; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  10,  1896  to  Mattle 
E.  Forrester — children,  W^illiam  Forrester, 
Arthur  Latimer  and  Karl  Alexander  Clements. 
Residence:    2732    Fairmount-blvd. 

CLEMINSHAW,  Beatrice  D.,  born.  Toledo, 
O.,  Aug.  21,  1894;  daughter  James  V.  and 
FJlizabeth  (Dobbins)  Davison;  educated, 
Smead  school,  Toledo;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  25,  1921  to  Russell  H.  Cleminshaw;  mem- 
ber Junior  League;  Women's  City  and  Kirt- 
land   clubs.     Residence:    3070  Woodbury-rd. 

CLEMINSHAW,  Russell  H.,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  4,  1895;  son  William  II. 
and  Mary  (Higbee)  Cleminshaw;  educated. 
University  school,  1912;  Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E., 
1916;  married,  Cleveland,  June  25,  1921  to 
Beatrice  Davison;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  322nd 
Field  Artillery;  treas.  Cleveland  Electric 
Motor  Co.;  member  American  Industrial  Elec- 
trical Engineers  Society;  Tau  Beta  Pi  Soc- 
iety; Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Kirtland  and  Uni- 
versity clubs.  Residence:  3070  Woodbury-rd. 
Office:    5213    Windsor-ave. 

CLEMMER,  George  "Walter,  retired;  born, 
Sewickley,  Pa.,  Sept.  25,  1866;  son  Solomon 
and  Belinda  (Agie)  Clemmer;  educated  Sew- 
ickley, Pa.;  married,  Akron,  O.,  April  25,  1900 
to  Lucy  Rowe — children,  Virginia  Rowe  and 
Richard  Walter  Clemmer;  in  retail  jewelry 
business  for  thirty  years  at  Akron,  O. ;  re- 
tired from  active  business  1916,  has  since  been 
a  resident  of  Cleveland;  member  of  Union 
club.      Residence:    1863    Cadwell-ave. 

CLEMMER.  Lucy  Rowe,  born,  Mansfield,  O.. 
Sept.  30,  1877;  daughter  Francis  Martin  and 
Louisa  (Pardee)  Rowe;  educated  Akron  high 
school;  married,  Akron,  O.,  Apr.  25,  1900  to 
George  Walter  Clemmer — children,  Virginia 
Rowe  and  Richard  Walter  Clemmer;  member 
of  Union  club.     Residence:   1863   Cadwell-ave. 

CLEVELANH,  Anita  M.,  teacher;  born. 
Cleveland,  1881;  daughter  Charles  M.  and 
Gertrude  (Mixer)  Cleveland;  educated  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  B.  A.,  1905;  graduate  work 
at  Harvard  Univ.  and  Univ.  of  California; 
private  tutor  1908-1914;  teacher  of  English 
and  History  In  elementary  grades  at  Hatha- 
way Brown  school  since  1914;  member  Gam- 
ma Delta  Tau  sorority;  College,  and  Women's 
City  clubs;  Recreation:  European  travel  and 
in  the  West,  writing,  and  amateur  theatri- 
cals; editor  the  Alumnae  bulletin;  College 
for  Women  Alumnae,  as  member  of  the  board 
of  directors  also  chairman  of  publicity.  Resi- 
dence: 9808  Lamont-ave.  Office:  Hathaway 
Brown    School. 

CLIMO,  Arthur  Harold,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.    13,    1880;    son    Joseph    Dudd    and    Nellie 


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(Weaver)  Climo;  educated,  University  school; 
Cornell  college;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  6, 
1904  to  Winifred  Reed — children,  Virginia 
Reed  Cllmo;  vice-pres.  Lino  Paint  Co.;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Country, 
Kirtland  and  Union  clubs.  Summer:  Reed- 
hurst  Farm,  Mentor,  O. 

ClilMO,  GcorKe  Frederick,  Jr.,  born.  Center 
Point,  W.  Va.,  Nov.  8,  1895;  son  George  Fred- 
erick and  Nellie  Adele  (Payne)  Climo;  edu- 
cated, Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.,  A.  B.,  1917; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  15,  1919  to  Lucretia 
M.  Osborn — ^children,  James  Osborn;  world 
war,  Co.  H,  G7th  Inf.,  Mont  Ala.  officer.s 
training  camp,  Louisville,  Ky. ;  trustee  First 
Baptist  church;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi 
fraternity;  University  and  Ad  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3000  Somerton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghta. 
Office:   4403   St.   Clair-ave. 

CLIMO,  Lncretia,  O.,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
21,  1895;  daughter  Louis  Albert  and  Emily 
L.  (Kaldwin)  Osborn;  educated  Vassar  college, 
A.  B.  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  15,  1919 
to  Oeorge  F.  Climo,  Jr. — children,  James  Os- 
born; member  of  College  club.  Residence: 
3000    Somerton-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

CLOL'GH,  VirKlnia  Louise,  director  Cleve- 
land branch  Noyes  School  of  Rhythm;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  29,  1903;  daughter  Joseph 
Burt  and  M.  Louise  (Eyer)  Clough;  educated, 
Cleveland  Hghts.  school;  Noyes  school  of 
Rhythm,  N.  Y.  City;  member  Noyes  Group 
assn.;  member  Catherine  Avery  Society; 
taught  Noyes  work  four  years  in  Cleveland. 
Residence:  2317  Lamberton-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   7609  Euclid-ave. 

COAKLEY,  John  A.,  traffic  manager;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Sept.  22,  1881;  son  T.  F.  and 
Agnes  (Quinn)  Coakley;  educated,  Baldwin 
Univ.,  A.  B. ;  Cleveland  law  school,  1912;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1912  to  Marie  L. 
Beckman — children,  John  A.,  Henry  B.,  Thom- 
as F.,  William  D.,  Mary  V.,  Agnes  R.,  Ann  G. 
and  Margaret  M.  Coakley;  vice-pres.  and 
director  Newburg  &  So.  Shore  R.  R.,  Canton 
Car  Co.  and  Lake  Erie  Construction  Co.; 
director  Crown  C  &  C  Co.  and  Midland  Bank; 
pres.  and  director  Natl.  Protection  Co.  and 
Sanmoro  Co.;  first  vice-pres.  and  director 
Automatic  Sprinkler  Co.  of  America,  Auto- 
matic Sprinkler  Corp.  of  America,  Ohio  Auto- 
matic Sprinkler  Co.,  Automatic  Sprinkler  Co. 
of  Canada  and  Sypho  Chemical  Corp.; 
member  American  Iron  &  Steel  institute; 
traffic  manager  American  Steel  &  Wire  Co.; 
trustee  Associated  Charities;  board  of  direct- 
ors St.  Ann's  Hospital;  trustee  Catholic  Char- 
ities Corp.;  member  Union,  Mid-Day,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Shaker  Hghts.,  Country  and 
Cleveland  Traffic  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  2656  Berkshire-rd.  Office:  1246 
Rockefeller  Bldg. 

COAKLEY,  Marie  Beekninn.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  2,  1887;  daughter  Henry  and 
Anna  (Holland)  Beckman;  educated  Ursiline 
convent;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1912  to 
John  A.  Coakley — children.  Jack,  Mary,  Ag- 
nes, Anne,  Henry,  Margaret,  Thomas  and 
William  Coakley.  Residence:  2656  Berkshire 
road. 

COATES,  Albert  H.,  born,  Virginia,  Minn., 
June  6,  1003;  son  Albert  and  Martha  (Uoid) 
Coates;  educated,  Phillips  Exeter  Academy, 
1922;  Yale  Univ.,  1926;  member  Delta  Psi 
fraternity.     Residence:  2848  W.  Park-blvd. 

COATES,  William  R.,  born.  North  Royal- 
ton,  Nov.  14,  1851;  son  Col.  John  and  Lucy 
(Weld)  Coates;  educated,  country  district 
school;  Oberlin  college;  married,  Brecksville, 
0.,  Feb.  22,  1872  to  Lettie  Stacy  White 
— children,  Herbert  J.,  Mary  Weld  and  Mild- 


red Adella  Coates;  member  board  of  edu- 
cation and  Justice  of  the  peace  in  Brecks- 
ville, O.;  pres.  County  Teachers'  Institute; 
member  legislature  (representative)  and 
secretary  of  the  Joint  house  and  Senate  dele- 
gation to  the  67th  general  assembly  from 
Cuyahoga  county;  mayor  of  Brooklyn  village, 
and  member  of  Brooklyn  board  of  education 
and  clerk  of  same;  County  clerk,  Cuyahoga 
county,  having  served  as  deputy  and  being 
advanced  step  by  step  to  chief  deputy  and 
then  elected  clerk;  member  Cuyahoga  county 
jury  commission;  pres.  and  director  Denison- 
Harvard  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  vice-pres.  and 
director  Letter  Specialty  Co.;  officer  River- 
side lodge,  K.  of  P.;  sec.  Early  Settlers  assn. 
and  Tippecanoe  clul)  Co.;  has  recently  writ- 
ten a  liistory  of  Cleveland  and  Cuyahoga 
County  which  is  published  by  American  His- 
torical Society  of  N.  Y.  and  Chicago  in  three 
volumes.  Residence:  3304  Archwood-ave. 
Office:    4th    floor,   Euclid  Arcade. 

conn,  Arthur,  consulting  engineer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  9,  1860;  son  J.  B.  and  Alice 
(Wilkinson)  (I^obb;  educated  Rensselaer  Poly- 
technic Institute,  Troy,  N.  Y.,  C.  E. ;  married, 
Youngstown,  O.,  Oct.  25,  1888  to  Florence  R. 
Haney — children,  Arthur  Cobb,  Jr.  and  Nat- 
alie A.  Kendall;  formerly  member  Cleveland 
gatling  gun  battery;  formerly  connected  with 
engineering  dept.  of  Mississippi  River  com- 
mission, St.  Louis;  N.  Y.  P.  &  O.  R.  R.,  Cleve- 
land; Keystone  Bridge  Co.,  Pittsburgh;  C.  0. 
C.  &  I.  R.  R.,  Cleveland;  formerly  chief  en- 
gineer Snead  &  Co.  Iron  Works,  Louisville, 
Ky. ;  formerly  member  Dodd  &  Cobb,  archi- 
tects, Louisville;  at  present  consulting  en- 
gineers specializing  in  a  new  type  of  in- 
clined floor  garage  which  he  designed  and 
patented;  member  Chi  Phi  fraternity;  former 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
1404  Hower-ave. 

COBB,  Catherine  Smith  Abbott,  born,  Col- 
umbus, O.,  Dec.  18,  1886;  daughter  Henry 
Stanley  and  Anna  Katherine  (Smith)  Abbott; 
educated,  Hathaway-Brown  school,  1905;  Mrs. 
Dow's  school,  Briarcliff  Manor,  N.  Y.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland.  Jan.  3,  1912  to  Ralph  Wilkin- 
son Cobb — children,  Ralph  Cobb,  II.,  Anna 
Abbott  Cobb  and  Ahira  Cobb,  II.,  second  vice- 
pres.  Junior  League,  1913-1914;  second  pres. 
Junior  League,  1914-1916;  sec.  organizing 
committee  Women's  City  club;  Identified  with 
Babies  Dispensary  and  hospital;  St.  John's 
orphanage;  Huron-rd.  hospital;  budget  com- 
mittee, "Welfare  Federation;  member  babies 
and  children's  Aid;  The  New  England  Society. 
Residence:   14510  Drexmore-rd. 

COBB,  Clare  Johnson,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter.  Philander  L.  and  Sarah  M.  (Clarke) 
Johnson;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  Vassar  college, 
1899;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  19,  1903  to 
Lester  N.  Cobb — children,  Harriet  Bryant  and 
Lester  Norton  Cobb;  member  Women's  City 
club.      Residence:    11214    Euclid-ave. 

COBB,  Frank  M.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleveland, 
June  21,  1874;  son  Caius  C.  and  Helen  (And- 
rews) Cobb;  educated,  Yale,  A.  B.,  1897;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.,  LL.  B.,  1899;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  3.  1908  to  Mildred  E.  Ford 
(deceased) — children,  Elizabeth,  Frances, 
Janet,  Richard  F.  and  Mildred  F.  Cobb;  di- 
rector Cleveland  Electric  Illuminating  Co.; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Phi  Delta  Phi 
fraternities;  University,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Canterbury  clubs;  Yale  club  of  New 
York;  Columbus  Athletic  club,  Columbus. 
Residence:  1601  Magnolia-dr.  Office:  1408  Il- 
luminating   Bldg. 

COBB,  Harold  Bryant,  stock  broker;  born 
Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1888;  son  Ralph  L.  and 
Alice   M.    Cobb;    educated.    University   school; 


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world  war,  served  In  U.  S.  Navy,  April  6,  1917  Society   Certified   Public  Accountants;   Cleve- 

to  August  1,  1919;  member  Country  and  Her-  land    Athletic    club;    Chamber    of    Commerce, 

mlt   clubs.      Residence:    2863    Scarborough-rd.  Residence:   1437   Northland-ave.     Office:   Hlp- 

Offlce:  Murfey,  Blossom,  Morris  &  Co.  podrome  Bldg. 


COBB.  Percy  AVells,  scientific  research  In 
lighting  and  vision;  born,  Cleveland,  O.,  May 
20,  1873;  son  of  Brutus  Junius  Cobb  and  Mary 
Rose  (Bill)  Cobb;  educated  in  Cleveland,  B.S. 
degree,  Case  School  Applied  Science,  1894 
and  M.D.  degree.  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
1902;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  4,  1909  to 
Mary  Stanwood  Gaylord — children,  Edward 
Gaylord  and  David  Gaylord  Cobb;  captain 
medical  corps,  U.  S.  Army  May  23,  1918-Dec.  6, 
1920;  world  war  chiefly  speci;u  work  at  Hazel- 
hurst  field  and  Mitchell  field,  Long  Island, 
at  medical  research  laboratory  (air  service); 
interneship,  Lakeside  hospital  1902-'03;  dem- 
onstrator of  physiology.  Western  Reserve 
Medical  college,  1903;  instructor  physiology, 
1916  to  date;  now  psychologist  lighting  re- 
search laboratory,  Nat'l  Lamp  works.  Gen- 
eral Electric  Co.,  Nela  Park,  in  same  capaci- 
ty since  1909,  except  when  in  military  ser- 
vice; practiced  medicine,  1904-09;  member 
American  Physiological  Society;  American 
Psychological  Assn.;  Illuminating  Engineers 
Society  and  American  Assn.  for  advancement 
of  Science';  also  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fra- 
ternity. Residence:  1852  Chapman-ave.,  East 
Cleveland. 

COBB,  Richnrd  H.,  building  construction; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec,  8,  1885;  son  Lester  A. 
and  Anna  (Norton)  Cobb;  educated,  Cornell, 
1909,  A.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  8,  1910  to 
Edith  Boardman — children,  Richard  H.  and 
Carl  Boardman  Cobb;  World  war,  Ordnance 
dept.,  1917-1919;  sec.  treas.  Crowell  &  Little 
Construction  Co.;  director  Consolidated  Iron 
Steel  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society:  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Union 
and  Mayfield  Country  clubs.  Residence:  1905 
E.  93rd-st.     Office:  930  Hanna  Bldg. 

COCHRAN.  Clyde  E.,  electrical  engineer; 
born,  Twinsburg,  O.,  March  25,  1878;  son 
Thomas  C.  and  Ella  A.  (Lane)  Cochran;  edu- 
cated Twinsburg  grade  and  high  schools; 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.;  married, 
Cleveland,  August  15,  1002  to  Mabelle  A. 
Densmore — children,  Thelma  and  Wayne 
Cochran;  with  Elwell  Parker  Electric  Co. 
Recreation:  bowling.  Residence  10925 
Churchill-ave.  Office:  4205  St.  Clalr-ave. 

COCHRAN,  John  Bnxton,  Insurance;  born, 
Urbana,  O.,  Feb.  13,  1871;  son  George  G.  and 
Eliza  B.  Cochran;  educated.  Brooks  Military 
Academy;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  1893; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1892  to  Grace  M. 
Taylor — children,  Mrs.  Jerald  P.  Moore  (Har- 
riet Katherine);  started  in  business  with 
Erie  Railroad  Co.,  1891;  with  that  company 
until  Sept.  1,  1905;  operated  Cleveland  Paper 
Box  Co.,  1905  to  April  1,  1915;  with  New  Eng- 
land Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Dec.  1,  1915  to 
date;  member  Union  and  Mayfield  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  1907  E  84th-st.  OflTlce: 
710  Bulkley  Bldg. 

COCHRAN,  Wllllnin  Albert,  certified  public 
accountant;  born,  Berea,  O.,  March  23,  1880; 
son  William  Hiram  and  Elva  (Bristol)  Coch- 
ran; educated,  Berea  high  school;  sundry 
schools  of  business;  married.  Cleveland,  June 
25,  1907  to  Jasmine  De  Etta  Matteson  — 
children,  one  daughter;  world  war,  comptrol- 
ler of  Y.  M.  C.  A.  overseas,  August,  1917  to 
Dec,  1919;  chosen  by  National  war  work 
council  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.  to  take  charge  of  all 
overseas  accounting  which  included  accounts 
In  all  Y.  M.  C.  A.'s  in  England,  France,  Italy, 
and  later  Germany;  partner.  Alexander, 
Cochran     and    Huffman;     member    American 


COCKRELI...  Ememon  T.,  high  school  prin- 
cipal; born,  Indian.i,  Dec.  13,  1891;  son  John 
D.  and  Anna  M.  (Wlnchell)  Cockrell;  edu- 
cated Franklin  college,  A.  B.,  1912;  Columbia 
Univ.  A.  M.,  1916;  married,  Michigan,  1919  to 
Ruth  Rosewarne — children,  Edwin  and  Ruth 
Cockrell;  politically  Independent;  world  war, 
2nd  lieut.  in  artillery;  principal  of  Collln- 
wood  Junior  high  school  1919-192,');  principal 
of  Empire  junior  high  scliool  since  1925; 
member  of  National  Educational  assn.;  Sec- 
ondary School  Principals  assn.;  Masonic 
lodge.  Recreations:  tennis  and  basketball. 
Residence:  18023  Wlndward-rd.  Office:  Em- 
pire  Junior   High   School. 

CODY,  Amelia  Farnsworth,  born  near 
Auburn,  N.  Y.,  June  16,  1843;  daughter  Whlt- 
comb  and  Harriet  (Fancher)  Farnsworth; 
educated,  B.  Cleveland  school  at  Doans  Cor- 
ners, 1857-1861;  earlier  education  at  Rural 
school.  New  York  State;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.,  1861  to  Lindus  Cody — children,  Harriet 
(Mrs.  A.  J.  Marsh),  Lydia  S.,  Henry  Bissell, 
Frank  S.,  Arthur  P.,  Mary  A.,  and  Grace  Cody, 
Gertrude,  (Mrs.  W.  A.  Wheaton),  Ethel  J. 
(Mrs.  Sam  Hlgginbottom)  and  one  child  de- 
ceased; member  D.  A.  R.;  has  always  been 
an  ardent  church  and  missionary  worker. 
Residence:  summer — Willoughby  on  the  Lake. 
Ohio;  winter — Babson  Park,  Fla. 

CODY,  Henry  BiNsell,  realtor;  born,  Palnes- 
vllle,  O.,  Oct.  12,  1866;  son  Lindus  and  Amelia 
(Farnsworth)  Cody;  educated  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  B.  A.  1891;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb,  26,  1895  to  Elma  C.  Canfleld — children, 
Louis  Fancher  Cody;  member  Cleveland 
Hghts.  school  board;  secy,  and  mgr.  The  E. 
93rd  St.  Bldg.  Co.;  trustee  Women's  Hospital 
assn.;  member  of  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity; 
Shaker  Hghts.  Country,  Babson  Park  Golf 
and  Yacht  and  Univer.sity  clubs,  and  Chamber 
of  Commerce.  Residence:  2608  Norfolk-rd. 
Office:  306  National  City  Bldg. 

CODY,  Jane  StelnTvedell,  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  29,  1903;  daughter  Wm.  E.  and  Myra 
(Smith)  Stelnwedell;  educated.  Laurel  school; 
Dana  Hall  school;  Miss  Finch  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1922  to  Louis  F. 
Cody — children,  Jane  Cody.  Residence:  3314 
Berkshlre-rd. 

CODY,  Louis  F.,  realtor;  born,  Cleveland, 
son  Henry  B.  and  Elma  C.  (Canfield)  Cody; 
educated,  Cleveland  Hghts.  public  school; 
Shaw  high  school;  Dartmouth  college,  B.  S. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1923  to  Jane 
Stelnwedell — children,  Jane  Cody;  assoc.  sec. 
E.  93rd  St.  Bldg.  Co.;  assoc.  treas.  The  Helper 
Cody  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsllon  fra- 
ternity; Tennis  and  Racquet  and  Shaker 
Heights  Country  clubs.  Residence:  8314 
Berkshire-rd.     Office:  306  National  City  Bldg. 

COFFEE,  Flora  Adelaide,  born,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  11,  1875;  daughter  Capt.  George  and  Mary 
Emily  (Hook)  Warner;  educated  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June  29, 
1898  to  Warren  Hlne  Coffee;  member  of 
Women's  City  and  Woman's  clubs.  Residence: 
Park    Lane   Villa. 

COFFEE,  Warren  H.,  merchant  tailor;  born, 
Canfield,  O.,  Feb.  18,  1859;  son  Isaac  and  Kate 
(Hlne)  Coffee:  educated,  public  schools.  Can- 
field,  O.;  married,  Cleveland,  O.,  June  29,  1898 
to  Flora  A.  Warner;  pres.  and  treas.  The  W. 
H.  Coffee  Co.;  member  Iris  Lodge;  Cleveland 
Chapter;    Holyrood    Commandery;    Al    Koran 


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Temple  Mystic  Shrine;  Merchant  Tailors  As- 
sociation of  Cleveland;  executive  committee- 
man National  Assn.  of  Merchant  Tailors  of 
America:  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Rotary  clubs. 
Recreation:  fishing.  Residence:  Park  Lane 
Villa.     Office:  Hippodrome  Bldg. 

COFFEEN,  Martha  Martin,  born,  Grand 
Rapids,  Mich.,  June  B,  1855;  daughter  Henry 
and  Jane  (Scoville)  Martin;  educated,  Grand 
Rapids  and  Chicago  schools;  married,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Dec.  13,  1877  to  Mllo  Lester  Coffeen 
— children,  Mae  Coffeen  Miller,  Henry  Mar- 
tin Coffeen  (deceased)  and  Lester  Coffeen 
Williams.  Residence:  Riverode  Farms,  Cha- 
grin  Falls,  O. 

COFFINBERRY,  John  Beach,  real  estate; 
born,  Mansfield,  O.,  April  7,  1847;  son  Abrara 
and  Eliza  (Beach)  Coffinberry;  educated, 
Ohio  public  schools;  married,  (Cleveland,  to 
Bertha  Shotter — children,  John  B.,  Jr.,  and 
Arthur  S.  Coffinberry;  member  Cleveland 
City  Council  1882;  Fifth  Ohio  Volunteer  In- 
fantry during  war  with  Spain;  Mayor  of 
Lakewood;  and  War  Board;  admitted  to  Ten- 
nessee bar  1872;  ran  for  Congress  for  14th 
District  1896;  built  railroad  from  Fort  Worth 
to  Dallas,  Texas  1901;  pres.  Lorain  and 
Elyrla  Electric  Railway  1902;  vice  pres.  Co- 
lonial Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  treas.  R.  C.  Prod- 
ucts Co.  Residence:  11843  Lake-ave.  Office: 
1048    Engineers    Bldg. 

COGA>r,  James  Edward,  physician;  born, 
Marriton,  Ont.,  1871;  daughter  James  and 
Mary  (Daly)  Cogan;  educated,  Toronto  Univ., 
1892,  Ph.  M.  D.;  Jefferson  Medical  College, 
1896,  M.  D. ;  post  graduate  course  London  and 
Paris,  1902;  married,  Cleveland,  June  1,  1905 
to  Katherine  Gleason — children,  one  son  and 
one  daughter;  member  Cleveland  board  of 
health,  1910-1913;  world  war  chairman  ad- 
visory committee  Selective  Service  system; 
ophthalmologist  at  St.  Alexis  and  St.  John's 
hospitals;  formerly  assoc.  prof,  of  Ophthal- 
mology at  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
Medical  Society;  American  Medical  assn.; 
American  Academy  of  College  of  Surgeons; 
trustee  Catholic  Charities  Corporation;  mem- 
ber Knights  of  Columbus;  Cleveland  Athletic 
club.  Residence:  2037  E.  107th  st.  Office:  707 
Rose  Bldg. 

COHEN,  Max,  manufacturer  knit  goods; 
born.  New  York,  1881;  son  Joseph  and  Dora 
(Epstein)  Cohen;  educated,  Brownell;  Cen- 
tral high  school;  Dyke  School  of  Business; 
two  years  In  Cleveland  law  school;  married, 
Oct.  23,  1904 — children,  Judson  Harmon 
Cohen;  member  A.  J.  Mandel  &  Co.,  1905  gen. 
mgr.  Favorite  Knitting  Mills,  successor  of 
former  firm;  pres.  Cestus  Amusement  Co.; 
chairman  of  a  junior  division  and  also  direc- 
tor of  Cleveland  Amateur  Baseball  &  Athetlc 
assn.;  member         Cleveland  Basketball 

Commission;  pres.  Cuyahoga  Valley  Base- 
ball League;  member  Knights  of  Pythias; 
H.  B.  &  S.  U.;  Cleveland  Advertising  and 
City  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  one  of  the 
original  charter  members  of  the  Social  Re- 
form Club  of  Hiram  House,  a  debating  club 
for  boys,  formed  right  after  Hiram  House, 
was  opened.  Recreation:  all  sports;  man- 
aging and  arranging  for  organization  of  all 
Favorite  Knit  athletic  teams.  Residence: 
1370  West-blvd.     Office:   1388  W.   6th  st. 

COHEX,  Milton  B.,  physician;  born,  In- 
diana, May  17,  1894;  son  Morris  S.  and  Daisy 
(Epstein)  Cohen;  educated,  Univ.  of  Louis- 
ville, med.  dept.,  M.  D.,  1915;  married,  Indi- 
ana, Sept.,  1916  to  Edna  Marie  Geach — 
children,     June    Beverly    Cohen;     world    war. 


COHEN,  Wm.  B.,  real  estate  Investor; 
born,  Cleveland,  O.,  Oct.  21,  1889;  son  Max 
and  Sara  (Blalosky)  Cohen;  educated  Cen- 
tral high  school;  Leland  Stanford  Univ.;  Univ. 
of  Michigan;  married,  Cleveland,  1914  to  Lil- 
lian Koblitz — children,  three;  pres.  The  Case 
Investment  Co.  treas.  The  Eleven  Hundred 
Four  Prospect  Co.  director  The  M.  Cohen  & 
Son  Co.;  Recreations:  golf,  member  of  Beech- 
mont  Country,  City  and  Temple  Men's  clubs. 
Residence:  1115  Parkslde-rd.  Office:  422 
Leader-Bldg. 

COIT,  Anna  Dix  North,  born,  Cleveland, 
April  24,  1902;  daughter  Charles  Asa  and 
Grace  Mary  (Warner)  North;  educated.  Laurel 
school;  Cleveland  Kindergarten  and  Day 
Nursery  assn.;  married.  Shaker  Hghts.,  Jan. 
30,  1924  to  William  Clark  Coit — children, 
Charles  Henry  Coit  II;  teacher  for  two  years 
in  Shaker  Hghts.  schools;  member  Junior 
League.  Residence:  3136  Warrington-rd, 
Shaker   Hghts. 

COIT,  Caroline  Elizabeth,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Wm.  H.  and  Harriet  (Fairfield) 
Coit;  educated,  private  school;  Cleveland 
schools;  Yale  Art  school;  member  Women's 
City    club.      Residence:    Carlton-rd. 

COIT,  William  Clark,  born,  Cleveland,  Ohio, 
July  28,  1894;  son  Charles  H.  and  Emlllne 
(Clark)  Coit;  educated.  University  school; 
Taft  school,  Watertown,  Conn.;  married. 
Shaker  Hghts.  Ohio,  Jan.  30,  1924  to  Anna 
Dix  North;  world  war,  two  years,  one  year 
In  France,  one  year  sergt.  Ohio  Natl.  Guard; 
member  Country  club.  Residence:  3136  War- 
rlngton-rd.      Shaker   Hghts. 

COLE,  Frederick  Van  Cleve,  publishing; 
born,  Whitehouse,  N.  J.,  Nov.  26,  1890;  son 
Stephen  Edgar  and  Elizabeth  R.  (Johnson) 
Cole;  educated  Newark  Academy,  Newark, 
N.  J.;  Williams  college,  B.  A.,  1910;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  24,  1916  to  Annabel  Abbott 
Root;  world  war,  rejected  by  recruiting  serv- 
Ive:  active  in  sale  of  liberty  bonds;  entered 
business  Aug.  1910  with  International  Cot- 
ton Mills  Corp.,  N.  Y.;  entered  publishing 
business,  1912  with  "Municipal  Journal"  of 
N.  Y. ;  came  to  Cleveland,  1912  as  district 
manager;  joined  Penton  Publishing  Co.,  1913; 
became  circulation  mgr.  1914;  director  and 
sec.  and  treas.  Penton  Press  Co.,  1921;  direc- 
tor Penton  Publishing  Co.,  1923;  sec.  Pen- 
ton  Pub.  Co.  and  vice-pres.  and  treas.  Pen- 
ton  Press  Co.  1925;  member  University,  City 
and  Cliagrin  Valley  Country  clubs;  Williams 
club  of  N.  Y.  Recreation:  golf,  squash,  swim- 
ming. Residence:  2217  Cummington-rd.  Of- 
fice:    1213  W.  3rd-st. 

COLE,  Leota  Townsend,  born,  Akron,  O., 
May  14,  1871;  daughter  Charles  C.  and  Louise 
(Pardee)  Townsend;  educated,  Akron  public 
school;  one  year  at  Buchtel  college;  mar- 
ried, Akron,  Aug.  7,  1890  to  Herbert  W.  Colo 
— children,  Helen  Cole  Burton,  Roger  Town- 
send,  Herbert  A.  and  Arthur  W.  Cole;  mem- 
ber Martha  Bolton  and  Women's  City  clubs. 
Residence:  1835  E.  89th-st.  and  Mentor-on- 
the-Lake. 


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COLEMAN.  Elizabeth  Dnnbnr,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  18,  1868;  daughter  George  Edward 
and  Eliza  (Reid)  Dunbar;  educated,  Cleve- 
land schools;  married,  Cleveland,  July  18, 
1889  to  Alfred  Ernest  Coleman — children,  R. 
Reld  Coleman;  member  Charity  Sewing 
Society;  Sleepy  Hollow  Country,  Women's 
City  and  Women's  clubs:  National  Whist 
assn.     Residence:  2589  Euclid-blvd. 

COLEMAN.  Tbomaa  J.,  atty.  at  law;  born, 
Cleveland,  O.  Nov.  27,  1893;  son  Michael  J. 
and  Anna  (O'Donnell)  Coleman;  educated. 
Holy  Name  school;  South  high  school;  Cleve- 
land Law  school,  L.  L.  B. ;  world  war, 
served  with  331st  Infantry  83d  division  from 
Sept.  1917  to  Feb.  1919;  American  Expedi- 
tionary Forces  May  1918  to  Feb.  1919;  treas. 
Integrity  Mortgage  Co.  secy.  Kinsman  Square 
Chevrolet  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio 
State  Bar  assns.;  Knights  of  Columbuat 
fourth  degree;  American  Legion:  and  Delta 
Theta  Phi  law  fraternitv.  Residence:  383b 
E.   71st-st.     Office:   306   The  Arcade. 

COLLEXS.  Clarence  Lyman,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  19,  1875;  son  Charles 
Terry  and  Mary  Abbey  (Wood)  Collins;  ed- 
ucated, Yale,  1896,  Ph.B.;  Columbia,  1897,  E.E.-. 
Sigml  Zi  at  Yale;  married,  Tioga  Center.  N. 
Y.,  Dec.  12.  1906  to  Clara  Ransome  Latimer — 
children,  Emilie  Robb,  Clarence  Lyman  and 
Jonathan  Latimer  Collens;  world  war.  Chair- 
man war  service  committee  of  manufacturers 
of  electrical  apparatus;  pres.  Electric  Power 
club.  1917-1919;  pres.  Cleveland  Engineering 
society,  1922-1923;  chairman  Electric  manu- 
facturers council,  1924-1925;  delegate  to  meet- 
ing of  International  Electrotechnical  Com- 
mission in  Geneva,  1922  and  in  London,  1924; 
pres.  Reliance  Electric  &  Engineering  Co.; 
member  American  Institute  of  Electrical 
Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineering  society; 
pres.  Association  for  Crippled  and  Disabled 
1926;  member  Sigma  chapter  Delta  Psl 
Yale;  Mayfield  Country,  Kirtland  Country  and 
University  clubs:  Yale  club  of  New  York  City. 
Residence:  2544  Wellington-rd.  Office:  1088 
Ivanhoe-rd. 

COLLIE,  Wlllard  A.,  sup't.  transportation; 
born,  Martin,  Mich.  Nov.  28,  1871;  son  John 
and  Margaret  (Watson)  Collie;  educated, 
public  schools;  married,  Fort  Wayne,  Ind., 
Sept.  21,  1897  to  Ella  S.  Crosby — children, 
Murray  W.  and  W^ayne  C.  Collie;  supt.  trans- 
portation Nickel  Plate  Road;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  High  Noon  club.  Residence:  2990  E. 
Overlook-rd.      Office:    410   Columbia  Bldg. 

COLLIER.  William  Edward,  steel;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  June  12,  1877;  son  H.  A.  and 
Mazle  (McCandless)  Collier;  educated,  Pitts- 
burgh high  school;  Cleveland  sales  manager 
Republic  Iron  &  Steel  Co.;  member  Union  and 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  6919  Euclid-ave. 
Office:    1528    Hanna   Bldg. 

COLLINGS,  Georgre  E„  manufacturer;  born, 
Hereford,  England,  1854;  son  Thomas  H.  and 
Susan  (Arnold)  Collings;  educated.  Clehon- 
ger  Academy,  Herefordshire,  England;  mar- 
ried. Green  Springs,  Ohio,  Nov.  17,  1879  to 
Margaret  M.  Boswell — children,  three;  pres. 
The  Taylor-Lockwood  Co.;  pres.  The  Cleve- 
land Woolen  Mills  Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Dow 
Chemical  Co.;  member  (jhamber  of  Commerce; 
Associated  Charities;  Cleveland  City  Blue 
lodge;  Holyrood  Commandery  Knight  Tem- 
plars; Scottish  Rite;  Union  and  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  1815  Crawford-rd.  Office: 
2224    Clarkwood-rd. 

COLLINS.  Bryon  Alonzo,  born,  Whitney 
Point,  New  York,  June  15,  1884;  son  William 
Mulford  and  Cora   (Peeso)    Collins;   educated, 


Binghamton  Central  high  school;  Union  col- 
lege, Schenectady,  N.  Y.;  married,  Dallas, 
Texas,  Feb.  12.  1908  to  Elizabeth  Jane  Stone — 
children.  Sarah  Anne.  Sylvia  Elizabeth,  Wil- 
liam M.  II,  Katherine  Stone,  and  Patricia  Col- 
lins; National  adv.  mgr.  Cleveland  Plain 
Dealer  Publ.  Co.;  member  Phi  Phi  (high 
school)  and  Psi  Upsllon  (college)  frater- 
nities; Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canterbury  Golf 
clubs.  Residence:  1837  Wilton-rd.  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    Plain   Dealer   Bldg. 

COLLINS,  Carolyn  Wadaivortb.  teacher; 
born,  Cleveland;  daughter  Wilford  Ellsworth 
and  Emma  (Barnes)  Collins;  educated,  Bolton 
school,  Shaw  high  school,  1919;  College  for 
Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1923;  served 
at  Canteen  as  asst.  hostess;  received  recogni- 
tion from  American  Red  Cross  for  knitting; 
rode  in  old  stage  coach  at  launching  of  4th 
Liberty  Loan;  teacher  of  science  at  John 
Adams  Junior  high  school;  counsellor  at 
Cleveland  girl  scout  camp  at  Burton 
during  summer  1924;  during  four  years  at 
college  was  member  of  glee  Club  and  on 
business  staff  of  "Reserve  Weekly";  member 
Astronomical  society;  North  Eastern  Ohio 
Teachers  assn.;  Charter  Oak  Chapter 
Daughters  of  the  American  Colonists;  West- 
ern Reserve  Chapter;  D.  A.  R. ;  College  and 
Graduates  clubs;  active  in  Young  Peoples 
society.  Church  of  the  Covenant;  member 
choir.  All  Souls  Universalist  church.  Recrea- 
tion: horse-back  riding.  Residence:  3034 
Euclid    Hghts.-blvd. 

COLLINS,  Emma  Barnes,  born,  Caldwell, 
O.,  daughter  Vachel  Hall  and  Sarah  Margaret 
(Tribby)  Barnes;  educated,  public  schools: 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24  1895  to  Wilford  H. 
Collins — children,  Carolyn  Wadsworth  and 
Harlan  Barnes  Collins;  world  war,  sec.  treas. 
and  director  Melbourne  Community  auxiliary 
of  Cleveland  Red  Cross;  inspector  of  garments 
at  headquarters  and  E.  97th  center  and  has 
received  the  Tiffany  medal  (official)  for  Red 
Cross  service:  member  Cabinet  of  Women's 
council  of  the  Federated  churches;  Western 
Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R.;  Cleveland  Sorosls. 
Residence:    3034   Euclid   Hghts.-blvd. 

COLLINS.  Mary  Sannn.  artist  and  teacher; 
born.  Bay  City,  Mich.;  daughter  Chester  L.  and 
Sarah  J.  (Miller)  Collins;  educated.  Eastern 
high  school.  Bay  City;  School  of  the  Museum 
of  Fine  Arts,  Boston;  Art  Students  Leagus 
New  York;  Teachers  College,  Columbia,  Univ. 
teacher  course  in  Occupational  Therapy  given 
by  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  teacher  of  art. 
East  high  school;  exhibitor,  exhibition  ot 
Cleveland  artists  and  craftsmen.  May  1919  to 
May  1925;  exhibition,  June  1921-June  1925 
Pennsylvania  Academy,  Chicago  Art  Insti- 
tute, Milwaukee  Museum  of  Art,  etc.;  win- 
ner, Penton  medal,  exhibition  of  Cleveland 
artists  and  craftsmen,  1921;  first  prize  for 
landscape,  1924;  represented  In  permanent 
collection  of  Cleveland  public  schools. 
Women's  City  club  of  Cleveland;  member 
American  Federation  of  Art;  Women's  Art 
club  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  181«  Well- 
esley-ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

COLLINS.  Philip  Hamilton.  Investment 
banker;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  4,  1886;  son 
Charles  Edward  and  Harrlette  Rogers  (Col- 
well)  Collins;  educated,  Yale,  B.  A.,  1908; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  22,  1918  to  Eleanor 
Perrln — children,  (Cecily,  Virginia  and  Alice 
Collins;  member  Troop  A,  O.  N.  G.;  world 
war,  capt.  323rd  F.  A.  A.  E.  F.,  Meuse- 
Argonne  Offensive  Army  of  Occupation;  p^rea. 
treas.    and    director    Philip    H.    Collins    Co.; 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

director    Yale    and    University    school    Alumni  fie    world    by    rail    and    water;    noted    for    his 

assn.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity  and  personally     conducted     touring     around     the 

Elihu   club   of  Yale;   University,   Kirtland   and  world  with   record   seldom  estaiDllslied   by  any 

Mid-Day  clubs.     Recreation:   tennis  and  golf;  one   In   that   business.      Residence:    2556   Over- 

with  H.  C.  Wick,  Jr.  won  Ohio  state  doubles  look-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.      Office:    2051    E. 

championship,    1908.      Residence:    2883    Sedge-  9th. -st. 

wick-rd.     Office:   1166  Union  Trust  Bldg.  ^^,  .  ,r^^     „                   .       .        v,             r,      •,, 

COLIA'ER,    FranceH    Unrrls,    born,     Seville, 

COLLINS,    Trenton    C,    Investments;    born,  O. ;     daughter     Herman     and     Louise     Harris; 

Cleveland,    April    19,    1887;    son    John    F.    and  educated.    New    London,    O.;    married,    Cleve- 

Frances      (Compton)     Collins;     married,     De-  land,    April    29,    1891    to    D.   J.    Collver.      Resi- 

troit,    Mich..    Nov.    26,    1913    to    Ruth    Powney;  dence:   2556  Overlook-rd. 

with  Higbee  Co.,  14  years,  resigned  as  Ad-  r-rk»  c«»r  -.mr.,,.  „  ..  •  •  *  j 
vertlsing  Manager;  formerly  director  Cleve-  COLSON,  A\  llliam  Brew«ter.  pianist  and 
land  Advertising  club;  active  in  formation  P^^f"'^*;  born,  Rochester,  N  Y  June  27, 
of  policies  of  the  Shopping  News;  pres.  Tren-  1846;  son  W  m.  B.  and  Nancy  N.  (Hunn)  Col- 
ton  C.  Collins  &  Co.,  Collinswood  Estates  Co.  son;  organ  pupil  of  Clarence  Eddy,  CTiicago; 
and  Collinswood  Poultry  Ranches;  director  nano  pupil  of  TV  m.  H.  Sherwood,  Chicago 
Phoenix  Oil  Co.  of  Florida;  member  Masonic  and  T.  J.  Cook,  New  York  City;  married, 
lodge;  vice-pres.  Tampa  Gyro  club;  member  Norwalk,  O.,  Nov.  19,  1868  to  Frances  E.  Page 
Cedarhurst  Country  and  Cleveland  Adver-  — children,  Frank  Ernest  and  Frederick  Wil- 
tlsing  clubs;  Palma  Ceia  Golf,  Morocco  and  Ham  Colson;  teacher  of  piano  and  organ  for 
Temple  Terrace  Country  clubs  of  Tampa,  57  years;  32nd  degree  Mason;  organist  and 
Fla. ;  National  Travel  club  of  New  York.  Rec-  director  of  music  in  the  Scottish  Rite  de- 
reation:  golf,  swimming  and  fishing.  Resi-  grees  for  33  years;  organist  and  director 
dence:  St.  Andrews  Park,  Tampa,  Fla.  Office:  Pilgrim  Congregational  Church  13  years; 
227-228   Allied  Bldg.,  Tampa,   Fla.  organist   and   director   of   music   at   Old    Stone 

^r^T  T  Tcroi-n     I                      ^        *»                 *  1  church   for   32   years;   now   organist   emeritus; 

COLLISTER,  Lawrence  G..  attorney-at-law  ^ne  of  the  founders  of  the  American  Guild 
and  State  Senator;  born^  Martins  Ferry,  O.,  of  Organists  and  National  Music  Teachers 
Oct  4,  1893;  son  Ceasar  C.  and  Eleanor  (Gill)  ass:.i.  Residence:  3328  Euclid-ave.  Office: 
Collister;  educated,  Baldwin-Wallace  college,  §13  The  Arcade. 
LL.B. ;  Ohio  Northern,  LL.M. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  17,  1919  to  Biela  M.  Chabek;  twice  COLSTON,  WMlllam  AinHlie,  born,  Louis- 
elected  to  State  Senate  and  serving  at  pres-  ville,  Ky.,  Nov.  3,  1873;  son  John  William  and 
ent;  lieut.  during  war:  pres.  Old  Chip-  Belle  (Ainslie)  Colston;  educated,  public 
pewa,  Inc.,  The  Clean  Play  Co.  and  Com-  school  and  high  school,  Louisville,  Ky.,  val- 
munity  Club  Co.;  vice-pres.  Lincoln  Sav.  edictorian,  1891,  A.  B.;  Jeffer.son  school  of 
&  Loan  Co.,  County  Mortgage  Co.  and  County  Law,  Louisville,  Ky.,  valedictorian  and  win- 
Abstract  &  Title;  director  Chippewa  Lake  ner  of  Faculty  and  Regent  gold  medals;  mar- 
Park  Co.,  State  Mortgage  Co.,  Harvard  Sav.  ried,  Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  1,  1923  to  Cora 
&  Loan  Co.  and  County  Sav.  &  Loan  Co.;  Virginia  Brown — children,  Margaret  Virginia 
member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  bar  assns.;  and  Ann  Ainslie  Colston;  Spanish-American 
Commission  on  Home  for  Feeble  Minded;  war,  capt.  U.  S.  V.;  service  in  Porto  Rico, 
Commission  appointed  by  Legislature  for  In-  Col.  1st  Ky.  infantry  Mexican  border  serv- 
vestlgation  of  roads,  etc.;  member  Masonic  ice;  world  war,  colonel  138th  field  artillery^ 
blue  lodge.  Chapter  Council,  Commanderv  comdg.  63rd  F.  A.  Brigade,  service  in  France; 
and  Shrine;  K.  of  P.:  Oddfellows,  Knights  of  started  with  Louisville  &  Nashville  R.  R.  Co., 
Malta;  Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity:  Chip-  1891  as  subordinate  clerk  and  messenger; 
pewa  Country  club.  Recreation:  swimming  rose  to  chief  active  accounting  officer  and 
and  tennis  and  a  little  golf  and  saddle  horses,  transferred  to  law  dept.  becoming  general 
Residence:  2990  W.  14th-st.  Office:  3106  W.  solicitor;  resigned  to  become  director  of  fi- 
25th   St.  nance    of    Interstate    Commerce    Commission, 

rni  ¥  TSTim     Ti/^-c.,1  i7'^o,..»i.     K^,.r>     co.„o„r,o  1920:    appointed   vice-pres.   and    general   coun- 

JlL^Jtn.^l^'^^Ssirs^n'^^^^^^               fnd^En'a  ^^""i^^^l^'^J^^.^^A'  }!H ;  also  dire^c- 

Sar 

?I°'irw'l'„V''"'Tj'^'*''«""-^    "^""t,-;,^'^''''-    ^T?;  ^"'1  Louisville    Boat    clubs,    Louisville.    Ky. 

T°o J7   ^"''l-   nt^  "^"'I'^^T^^'^'^'"*'"'^.^"^^^'''*  monwealth     club.      Richmond,     Va.;      Cosmos, 

,^      c»f        ?     wmV-     ^^^'■te<^     ^^n?*^^^     ''"^  Universitv    and    National    Press    clubs,    Wash- 

rif\^.     Sherwin-Williams     Co.,     1903,     Kansas  mgton;    Union    club.    Cleveland.      Recreation: 

ulL-    iQn7    l^              ^M^"Q''1I'=°*v,^^    Sales    Man-  ^^^er  sports.      Office:    604    Columbia   Bldg. 
ager.   1907.   there   until   1919;   then   sent  to  ex- 

ecutlve    offices    in    Cleveland;    now    mgr.    gen-  COMBS,     Troy,      vice-pres.;       born,       Perry 

eral       trade       sales      Sherwin-Williams       Co.;  County,    Ky.    1896;    son    Samuel    Combs;    edu- 

Scottlsh    Rite    Mason;    member    Hella    Temple  cated,    Phillips    Exeter    Academy;     Princeton 

Shrine,    Dallas,    Texas;     Acacia    Country    and  Univ.,     1919-1920;     Harvard     Univ.,     1920-1922; 

Cleveland    Athletic    clubs.       Recreation:     golf  married,   Cleveland,   Nov.    18,   1922    to  Virginia 

?ind    bowling.      Residence:    3360    Kenmore-rd.,  R.    Hatch — children,    Chittenden    and    Richard 

Shaker  Hghts.     Office:   601   Canal-rd.  Combs;    golf   champion   Canterbury    golf   club, 

r^nr  wtTTT-n     n     ^^     i          *                     •                j,  1925;  director  and  vice-pres.  Pittsburg  &  Ohio 

COLLVER.    David    Jay,    tours,    cruises    and  fining    Co.;    member    Canterbury    Golf    club. 

^Il«  ^  ^a     '^'■^'    n,^"^°P®;,  ^-A  •^•••,^i'a^"fL?^^^'  Residence:    3024    Chadbourne-rd.     Office:    1603 

1846;    married      Cleveland     April     29.    1901    to  union    Trust   Bldg. 
P  rancls     H.     Harris — children.     Leon     L.     and 

Hattle  R.  Collver;  chief  clerk  to  General  COMERFORD,  John  Joseph,  plumbing  con- 
Dureya  in  the  Shenandoah  Valley,  Va.  during  tractor;  born,  Cleveland,  March  1,  186s;  son 
civil  war;  in  72nd  Ohio  engaged  in  Battle  John  and  Bridget  E.  (Fennel)  Comerford; 
of  Shiloh  and  siege  of  Corinth;  youngest  educated.  St.  Patricks  parochial  school;  mar- 
soldier  in  General  Sherman's  army,  having  ried,  Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1889  to  Anna  A. 
enli.eted  in  January,  1861  at  Fremount,  O.  Dolan;  world  war,  assisted  in  the  selling  of 
at  age  of  14;  many  years  with  Big  Four  rail-  Liberty  Bonds  and  War  Savings  stamps; 
road  and  New  York  Central  lines  with  wide  asst.  plumbing  in.spector,  1893-1894;  pres. 
acquaintance    throughout   railroad    and   traf-  local    Union    No.    55,    1892;    treas.    Cleveland 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Master   Plumbers'   assn.,    1904    and  pres.   1905  11334    Bellflower-rd.      Office:    Case    School    of 

and    1926;    pres.    Cleveland    Master    Plumbers'  Applied    Science. 

club,    1912,   treas.    1911;   director   The   Builders  ^^„c„,«,r..j-        .   ..         ,>      ^                   ,     . 

Exchange.    1916;    trustee    and    director    Cuya-  .    COMSTOCK.      John      Reed.      manufacturer, 

hoca   Plumbing   Company;   pres.   and  director,  born,     Mechanlcsburgr,     Pa.,     March     28      1890; 

1925-1926,    vice-pres.    and    director.    1919-1924  ^o"    ^^°-    i^tedman    and    Julia    (Uatts)    Com- 

Junibo    Heater    &   Mfg.    Co.;    director,    1924    to  stock;     educated,     St.     Lukes    school,     Wayne. 

1926    The    Metal    Stamping   &    Mfg.    Co.;    pres.  P^.;    Stearns    Inst.    -Technology.    M.    E.;    asst. 

and   treas.  The  J.  J.  Comerford  Plumbing  Co.;  Senl.    mgr     Hanna    Furnace    Co.;    previously 

vlce-pres.  Wade  Park-ave.  Improvement  assn.,  Y,'^*^  *^^1:^  ^!^^^®o!"l   ^'^f^   F^  Steelton,    Pa.: 

1926;  member  The  Builders  Exchange;  Cham-  ^i':i''*°j:F,Sl^^/".?I^^^^^ir\/r"r"^*'^ J^  ^?^<.« 

^^o'unfrv^°ci?.'?.^'"^?H"n''^-l';lue^'o^f^XvlfJL7  SineTr^sT'^'et^Theti^^^Pl^^Um^a  ^S'ha'pt^eV 

Country    club;    Citizens    league    of   Cleveland,  fraternity,    member    University    club.       Resl- 

Residence:   811/   ^  ade  Park.     Office:  same.  dence:    University    club.      Office:    1300    Leader 

COMEY,  George  P.,  manufacturer;  born,  News  Bldg. 
Brooklvn.  N.  Y..  April  21,  1858;  son  George  COMSTOCK.  Louise  N.  Brown,  born.  Hor- 
P.  and  Clara  (Dean>  Comey;  educated.  Brook-  Sf"',  ^-  "^V  ??P*- <  "' i^^I^^?*"^''*'"';  William 
lyn  Polytechnic  Institute;  Connecticut  LI-  l^I,tt,.T%  ^^r^^^^^  \  ^I^aT^'r^T.^Vn^n^ni^: 
brarv  Institute.  Suffield.  Conn.;  married.  ^^"^S^^."!'  }f^^^;^^^2:'^^^^^TXI^\^^l^• 
Hinsdale  Mass  June  29  1881  to  Nancy  J.  EeToy.^N.^'ll.^'B^  1^78^87  mi^flerLYRo^y; 
Gill— children.  Clara  M.  Florence  L..  George  ^  y..  June  29,  1882  to  Frank  Mason  Corn- 
Lawrence,  Frederick  Harlan,  Ralph.  Harold  stock— children  William  .Steele  Brown  Com- 
^"•^x- ^"IT""*  Comey;  started  business  career  stock;  member  Women's  City  club.  Recrea- 
with  father  and  uncle  in  New  York  City  in  ^j^^.  ,f  Residence:  11334  Bellflower-rd. 
manufacture  of  ladies'  hats  and  straw  goods,  ^ 

two  years;  came  to  Cleveland,   1880;   engaged  CONDIT.     Marlon     Carr.     born.     Cleveland, 

in   same   business   with   J.   G.   Pettee's   interest  Aug.    25.    1885:    daughter   William    Finley    and 

and    organized    Comey    &    Johnson;    after   Mr.  Alice   T.    (Codding)    Carr;    educated,   Hathway 

Johnson's    death    firm    was    reorganized:    pres.  Brown   school;    Smith    college.   A.   B.   Phi   Beta 

and    treas.     Comey    &    Johnson     Co.;     director  Kappa   fraternity;    married,   Cleveland.   Oct.    1, 

National    Refining    Co..    Union    Trust    Co.    and  1910   to  Paul   Brainard  Condit — children.    Paul 

Falls     Rubber     Co.;     trustee     Suffield     school,  Carr.    and    William    Brainard    Condit;    trustee 

Suffield.   Conn.:    member   Union,    Mayfield   and  Visiting  Nurse  assn.     and  University   District 

Automobile     clubs.       Residence:     2708     Berk-  of  Public  Health  nursing.     Residence:  1949  E. 

shire-rd.     Office:    1426    Superior-ave.  S4th  st. 

COMEY.    Robert    Tearle,    asst.     purchasing  CONDIT,   Paul   Brainard,   real    estate:    born, 

agent;     born.     Cleveland.     Nov.     5     1897;     son  Cleveland,     Feb.     4,     1879;     son     Paul     P.     and 

George  P.  and  Nancy   (Gill)   Comey:  educated,  Florence     (Brainard)    Condit;    educated,    Unl- 

Lawrenceville     school,     Lawrenceville,     N.     J.;  versity    school;    Yale,    Ph.    B. ;    married,    Cleve- 

married,    Cleveland,    May    10th,    1924    to   Eliza-  land,    Oct.    1,    1910    to    Marion   Codding    Carr — 

beth   C.    Pickands— children,    Jeanne    Pickands  children,    Paul    Carr    and    William    Brainard 

Comey;  world  war,  C.Q.M.   (A)   U.S.N.R.  fiying  Condit;   director  Co-Orerative   Investment  Co. 

corps.       Recreations:     golf,     ice     hockev,     and  Residence:   1949  E.   84th  st.     Office:   1606  Wll- 

baseball;    member    Hermit    club.       Residence:  liamson   Bldg. 

3365  Kenmore-rd.  Shaker  Hghts.  Village.     Of-  COXEY.  Aim*  C,  investment  banker;   born, 

fice:  Pickands  Mather  &  Co.,  2000  Union  Trust  New    York     City.    N.    Y.,     July     1,     1888;     son 

Bldg.  George      Eaton      and     Anna      (Carll)      Coney; 

COMMON.  Cordelia  Louisa,  born,  Cleveland,  educated,    Yale    1909;    married,    Rochester,    N. 

1850;    daughter    Hiram    and    Lydia    (Linaley)  T,-.   Sept.    29,    1914   to   Elizabeth   Lee— children. 

Aikin;   educated,   public  school;   four  years  at  ^'\^®  .  ^^^  „?°To^=     '*^°^^'!    ^?''"     ^'^"*-    Naval 

Cleveland   Institute,   1868;   married,   Cleveland,  ^^^^t'°"    191'7-18-19;    asst.    vice    pres.      Union 

1870  to  George  White  Common— children,  one  T^"^^  ^o-    director    Dodge    Mfg.    Co.;    direc- 

daughter     (deceased)     and     one     son;     father,  tor     Automatic     Registering     Machine     corp  ; 

Hiram    Aikin    came    from    Conn,    with    parents  member  Union  and   Country  clubs;   Yale  club, 

when  he  was  a  year  old:  of  the  Carter,  Aikin.  New    York.      Residence:    3121    Huntington-rd. 

Cochran  reunion   (descendents  of  Henry  Car-  Office:  Union  Trust  Co. 

ter)    held    for   many   years;    probably    the    old-  CONKEY,    Albert    Billinsrs.    St.,    sales    and 

est    living    descendant    of    the    earliest    South  advertising    mgr.;    born.    Cleveland.    Mav    30, 

Side  settlers.     Residence:   3174   W.   14th   st.  i880:    son    Joseph    T.    and    Grace    E.    (Hunkin) 

COMSTOCK,  Franlc  Mason,  professor;  born.  ^2"^!^=  educated.  Cleveland  public  schools; 
LeRoy.  N.  Y..  May  20,  1855;  son  Samuel  Oberlin  academy;  Oberlin  conservatory;  mar- 
Francis  and  Mary  Mason  (Turner)  Comstock;  '^'^d,  Cleveland,  June  26  1912— children.  Al- 
educated.  Union  college,  1876  with  degrees  of  bert,  Jr.  and  Jane^  E.  Conkey :  member  Acacia 
A.  B.  and  C.  E..  fellowship  zoology,  1876-  fountry.  City,  and  Advertising  clubs^  Recrea- 
1877;  A.  M.  degree,  1879;  Ph.  D.,  1891;  L.H.D..  ^'ons:  music,  golf,  and  bowling.  Office:  The 
1926:  married,  LeRoy.  N.  Y..  June  29.  1882  to  °-  E.  Conkey  Co.  6o29  Broadway. 
Louise  N  Brown-Children.  Wm.  Steele  Brown  CONKEY,  Florance  White.  musician— 
Comstock;  principal  LeRoy  Academic  In-  teacher  of  piano;  born,  Detroit,  Mich.  Apr. 
stitute.  LeRoy.  N.  Y.  1879-1891;  prof,  of  de-  ]_  iggi-  daughter,  William  Leonard  and 
scriptive  geometry.  Case  School  of  Applied  Laura  May  (Johnson)  White;  educated,  Cin- 
Science  since.  1891;  acting  pres.  Case  School  ^innati  College  of  Music:  married  to  Albert 
of  Applied  Science,  1912-1913:  member  Roch-  ^  Conkey— children.  Albert  B.  and  Jane  E. 
!m5'"nf  Qj;n^f^SL°^f  ^.'^Tr^rnll^^Hon^^;  Conkey;  member  of  Shaker  Hghts.  Neighbor- 
v^^i^L^^J^t  p^  society  for  The  Promotion  of  ^^^^  guild:  Women's  Auxiliary  Cleveland 
Engineering    Education;   American   and   Cana-  orchestra;    Fortnightly    Musical    club.      Resl- 

•^f."    ^""^^^l""^,   ^l>1"^=^^c,°-    °VT-;  ^t^'*^.yP'  dence:    2628    Kingston-rd..    Cleveland    Hghts. 
silon.  Tau  Beta  Pi  and  Sigma  XI  fraternities; 

University  club  of  Cleveland;  Tomahawk  club  CONNELLY,  Betty  Clara,  nurse;  born. 
of  Ontario;  Dorset  Field  club  of  Dorset,  Vt.  Douglas.  Colo..  Sept.  9.  1883;  daughter  Fran- 
Recreation:   fly   Ashing  and  golf.     Residence:  cis    M.    and    Rosa    Belle     (Lovell)     Connelly; 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

educated,    high    school,    2    years.    Ft.    "Wayne,  two  sons;  world  war,  Y.  M.  C.  A.   work,   1917; 

Ind.-  private  tutor,  2  years;  Lakeside  hospital  supt.    of    schools.    Republic,    Mich.,    1916-1920; 

training    school    for    nurses,    3    years.    Ft,    N.,  principal    Longwood    high    school,    Cleveland, 

1916-  world  war.  Army  Nurse  corp,  1917-1919;  1920-1923;     director     of     research.     Board     of 

In  France  with  Base  hospital  No.  4,  May,  1917  Education,      since      1923;      member      National 

to    Sept      1918-    chief    nurse.    Mobile    hospital  society   for   the   study   of   Education;   National 

No      5     Q  E  F. '  at    Les    Placys,     France     until  assn.  of  Directors  of  Research;  Phi  Delta  Kap- 

1919-     director     of     dispensary     of     maternity  pa    fraternity.      Recreation:    golf    and    fishing, 

hospital   and   W.    R.   U.   since   Decemlter,    1913;  Residence:    432   E.    109th   at.      Office:    Board   of 

Royal    Red    Cross    No.    2,    British    decoration;  Education. 

Croix   de   Guerre,    citation    from   Gen.    Petaln,  CONWELL,   John    W^llliam.    surgeon;    born, 

French   decoration;   member  American  Legion  Cadiz,    O.,    Aug.    15,    1892;    son    Col.    John    and 

at      Cambridge,      O.;      National      organization  Elizabeth      (McConnell)      Conwell;      educated, 

public  health   nurses;   American  Nurses  assn.;  Cadiz   high   school,   1910;  Ohio  State  Univ.,   A. 

Ohio    State    assn.    of   Graduate    nurses;    Alum-  B.,   1914;    Western   Reserve,   M.   D.,    1918;   mar- 

nae    assn.    of    W.    R.    U.    school    of    nursing;  ried,    Cadiz,    O.,    July    27,    1922    to   Mary    Helen 

American    as.sn.    of    hospital    social    workers;  Bullock — children,     John     W.     Conwell,     III.; 

Women's     City     club.        Recreation;      fishing,  world     war,     with     Medical     Reserve     corps; 

camping,    entertaining^    children.       Residence:  resident    surgeon    Lakeside    hospital;    resident 

2105    Adelbert-rd.      Office:    same.  physician     and     surgeon     Rainbow     hospital; 


be 

Arthi 

Cleveland   public   and   high   schools   and   Man-  Cleveland  "Aca'demv    orMed'lcineT' Ohio  'state 

V^^   VcVJ"^"}^  X,^""^^'-   "'^"If'^'K^   »y-i^^nH.»n  and    American    medical    assns.;   Nu    Sigma   Nu 

l^A-  u^'i?     t°     Marlon     Beckenbach--<-hildren  ^^^    ^        ,^    ^^.    g,  American    Legion,    A. 

Edith    Marion;    world    war,    air    craft    service  ^   j^    ^^    ^       Masonic   Lodge;   University,  Big 

in    U.    S.;    vice-pres.    and   ^eri.    mgr.    Champion  rj,         gingers'  and  Mentor  Headlands  Country 

Machine    &    I- orging    Co  ;    treas.      Carey    Ma-  ^j^^g       Recreation:    golf,    tennis,    fishing    and 

chine    Co.    and    Cleveland    Bock    Drill    Co..    on  ^^^^^^        Residence:     12950    Cedar-rd.       Office: 

advisory   board   United   Banking  &   Trust  Co.,  „.„    Uanna    Rlrie- 

member  Army  Ord.;  American  society  for  ""  "tr"^,„  "^^^  ^  ^  k  ,, 
Steel  Treating;  American  National  Red  Cross;  COOK.  Allan  Behrends.  banking;  born. 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  National  Seattle,  Wash.,  Jan.  12,  1892;  son  Allan  Fair- 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Mid-Day,  Cleveland  child  and  Lilian  (Behrends)  Cook;  educated. 
Athletic  and  Westwood  Country  clubs.  Resl-  Trinity  college.  Hartford,  Conn.  B  S..  1913; 
dence:  2500  Stratford-rd.  Office:  3178  E.  married,  Hartford  Conn.,  Sept  1920  to  Car- 
■jcth   Kt  olyn  M.   Case — children,   Allan   Fairchild  Cook 

"^"  ,  „        .  .    u«^.»  II.      and      Jeffrey       Wilcox      Cook;       former- 

COIVNEI.L;).  Laurence  E.,  vice-pres..  born,  ,y  ^g^^  ^^^^^  Wlllvs-Overland  Co.,  To- 
Cleveland,  March  lo.  18/9;  son  Daniel  and  j^^^^  ^^^^  subsidiary  companies;  asst.  sec. 
Katherine  (L.iughlin)  Connelly;  educated,  ^^j^^  Banking  Corp.,  New  York  City;  lecturer 
Cleveland  public  schools  and  Central  high  ^j,  foreign  exchange.  New  York  Univ.  school 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  2,  1904  to  of  Commerce;  accounts  and  finance.  1919-1924; 
Louise  Byorley— children.  Laurence  E  Kath-  author  "Financing  Exports  and  Imports," 
erine  Louise  and  Mary  Louise  Connelly ;  vice-  1903  ^nd  various  articles  appearing  in  trade 
pres.  D.  Connelly  Boiler  Co.;  director  Nickel  ^nd  financial  magazines,  1922-1925;  vice- 
Plate  Foundry  Co.;  member  advisory  board  p^gg  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  member  publicity 
to  American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers  committee  trust  company  division  American 
Boiler  Code  Committee;  chairman  board  of  Bankers  assn.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi 
boiler  rules  State  of  Ohio:  advisory  board  to  fraternity;  Country,  Mid-Day  and  Cleveland 
Industrial  commission  of  Ohio;  member  Cleve-  Advertising  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
land  Engineering  society:  Union  Mid-Day  Recreation:  Golf.  Residence:  2190  Amble- 
and  Shaker  Heights  Country  club.^.  RfS'-  side-dr.  Office:  623  Euclid-ave. 
dence:    3111    South    Park-blvd.       Office:    1170 

Ivanhoe-rd.  COOK,     Cliarles     Ganson,     solicitor;      born. 

Cleveland,    March    1,    1891;    son    Theodore    W. 

CONNELLY,     ■W'llllani      C      manfr..      born,  ^nd     Emma     A.     (Ganson)     Cook;     educated. 

Cleveland,     July     23,     1875;     son     Daniel     and  Western     Reserve    Univ.,    A.    B.,     1912;    Univ. 

Katherine    (Laughlin)   Connelly;   educated,   St.  ^f     Marburg,     Germany,     1913-1914;     Harvard 

Ingatius     college;     Case     School     of     Applied  Univ..     M.     A..     1915;     married,     London,     Ont., 

Science;   married.  Buffalo.  N.  Y.,  Nov.  12,   1907  j^ne    31,    1923    to    Anna    Stirling   Love;    world 

to     Marry     Schaefer — children,     Daniel     Con-  .^^^r,   American   Field  service.   1917;   248  Artll- 

nelly,    IT;    world    war.    chairman    War    Service  jgrie  de  Campagne   (French),   1918-1919;  Croix 

committee   for   American    Boiler   Mfgrs.    assn.;  (jg    Guerre;    rank.    Aspirant;    director    Cleve- 

director     Chamber     of     Commerce,     1926-1927;  jand    Window    Cleaning    Co.,    Cleveland    Cart- 

pres.   D.  Connelly  Boiler  Co.;   director  Central  age    Co.    and    Commercial    Tool    Co.;    member 

National     Bank;     member     American     Society  Delta    Upsilon    fraternity;    Woodward    Lodge, 

Mechanical    Engineers;    Cleveland    Engineer-  >jo    5og^  p    ^  a.  M.;  Loyal  Legion  and  Amer- 

Ing     Society;     Cleveland     Chamber     of     Com-  jca^    Legion;    University    and    Harvard    clubs, 

merce;     chairman     advisory     board     Grasselli  Recreation:  golf.     Residence:  Hampton  Court, 

Home    for   Crippled    children;    member    Union,  Hampton-rd..     Shaker     Hghts.       Office:     2811 

Mid-Day   and   Shaker   Heights  Country  clubs.  Carroll-ave 
Residence:     2S01     North     Park-blvd.       Office: 
1170   Ivanhoe-rd.  COOK,    Ernest    S.,    attorney-at-law;    born, 

CONNOR.   William   L.,    teacher;    born.    Troy,  Morenci,   Mich,   June   26,   1859 ;   son  Stephen  IL 

Ind.,   Apr.    24,    1889;    son    Samuel   K.    and    Alice  and  Mary  H.    (Price)  Cook;  educated    Kenyon 

(Purcell)    Connor;    educated.    Indiana   Normal  college.    Gambier     O.    1882    valedictorian     A 

school.    Terre    Haute.    Ind..    A.    B.,    1914;    Wis-  g- =  married,  CJeveland,  April  25    1910  to  Nancy 

consin  Univ.,  graduate  work  In  social  science.  B.      Myers— children      by      former      marriage, 

1916;  Columbia  Univ..   graduate  work  In  edu-  Martha.    Helen.    James    D     and    Marion    Cook; 

cation,    M.    A..    1924;    married,    Hymera.    Ind.,  practiced  law  in  Cleveland  since  May  26,  1886. 

Aug.    16.    1915    to    Ernie    Stutsman— children,  asst.  U.  S.  Dist.  atty.  Northern  dist.  of  Ohio. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


1890-1895;  director,  United  Banking  and  Trust 
Co.,  Cleveland  Pneumatic  Tool  Co.,  The 
Champion  Maciiine  &  Forging  Co.,  Hunklii- 
Conkey  Construction  Co.;  director  and  vice- 
pres.  Tile  Beckman  Co.;  member  Amer- 
ican, Ohio  State  and  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Halcyon 
lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Thatcher  Chapter,  K.  A. 
M. ;  Union,  University,  May  field  Country  an<l 
Mid-Day  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2830  Franklin-ave.  Office:  1319  Williamson 
Bldg. 

COOK,  Florcnoe  i*IarKnrct,  teacher  of  piano 
and  organ;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  1,  1902; 
daughter  Fred  J.  and  Maude  (Allee)  Cook; 
educated,  Bolton  grammar  school;  Fairmounl 
Junior  high  school;  East  high  school,  salu- 
tatorian;  Lake  Erie  college,  Mus.  B.  degree, 
high  honor;  accompanist  four  years  and 
director  one  year  of  Lake  Erie  college  glee 
club.     Residence:   2020   E.   90th   st. 

COOK,  Francit*  Joseph,  attorney-at-law; 
born,  Pennsylvania,  Feb.  6,  1889;  son  P.  J. 
and  Mary  (Kahl)  Cook;  educated,  John  Mar- 
shall School  of  law;  Ohio  Northern  Univ., 
LiL.B.,  LL.M.;  candidate  for  Republic  nomina- 
tion for  State  Senate  in  1924,  running  eiglit 
in  a  field  of  21  candidates,  not  a  candidate 
before  tho  always  taking  active  interest  in 
each  campaign;  world  war,  served  overseas 
with  30th  engrs.  (gas  and  liame  Unit)  but 
was  on  detached  service  with  ch.  engr.  adv. 
section  and  gen.  staff;  holds  commission  as 
capt.  air  specialist  Res.  U.  S.  army,  attached 
to  War  dept.  for  emergency;  serving  liis 
third  term  as  dept.  commander  veterans  of 
foreign  wars  of  U.  S.;  assisted  in  organiza- 
tion of  Cuyahoga  Co.  veterans  commission  of 
which  he  is  sec.  and  treas. ;  member  Cleve- 
land Bar  assn.;  Delta  Theta  Phi  law  frater- 
nity; Epsilom  Sigma  Pi  fraternity;  Veterans 
of  Foreign  Wars  of  the  U.  S.  Office:  Fidelity 
Mortgage  Bldg. 

COOK,  George  Albert,  retired  building  con- 
tractor; born,  Cleveland,  June  15,  1854;  son 
of  Abram  Cook  and  (McReynolds) ;  edu- 
cated in  country  district  school;  married, 
Brooklyn,  Dec.  31,  1883  to  Bessie  M.  Fiele — 
children,  two  daughters;  built  public  schools, 
bridges,  Colonial  Salt  Work,  Akron;  also 
erected  many  churches  and  factories;  mem- 
ber Builders  Exchange  for  50  years;  mem- 
ber I.  O.  O.  F.  lodge.  Recreation:  nature 
Study  and  following  Cart  T.  Robertson, 
Cleveland  Plain  Dealer.  Residence  now: 
Culver    City,   Cal. 

COOK,  Otiii  Richmond,  Investments;  born, 
Cleveland.  Oct  16.  1875;  son  Col.  Benton  and 
Jennie  (Shattuck)  Cook;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
March  19,  1896  to  Gertrude  M.  Bacon — chil- 
dren, Joseph  Arthur  Cook;  with  B.  F.  Good- 
rich Co.,  Akron,  11  years;  gen.  mgr.  Kelly 
Springfield  Tire  Co.  of  New  York,  12  years; 
retired  since  1924;  director  City  Real  Estate 
and  Investment  Co.;  pres.  O.  R.  Cook  Proper- 
ties Co.;  member  Tyrian  lodge.  Holyrood 
Commandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Al 
Koran  Shrine;  Union,  Shaker  Heights  and 
Masonic  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
13705  Shaker-blvd.     Office:  4614  Prospect-ave. 

COOK,  WnKer  Scott,  clergyman;  born, 
Fredericktown,  O.,  June  9,  1875;  son  Dr.  S. 
M.  and  Margaret  (Hardgrove)  Cook;  edu- 
cated, Hiram  college,  A.  B.,  Ot)erlln  Seminary, 
B.  D. ;  married.  W.  Farmington.  O..  Sept.  4, 
1900  to  Mary  Belle  Griffith — children.  Mar- 
garet Louise  Cook;  pastor  Nelsonville  Chris- 
tian church.  1906-1911;  pastor  Wllklnsburg 
Church  of  Pittsburg,   1911-1918;  pastor  Lake- 


wood  Christian  Church  since  1918;  twice  pres. 
Cleveland  Disciples  Ministers  assn.;  former 
pres.  Cleveland  Minlslc-rs'  Union;  member 
Clifton  lodge.  F.  &  A.  M.;  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:   1416   Lauderdalo-ave. 

COOKK,  Edmund  Vnncc,  writer;  born.  On- 
tario. June  5,  1866;  son  Edmund  and  Matihia 
(Vance;  Cooke;  niarrieii,  Chicago,  Oct.  21, 
1897  to  Lilith  Castleljerry — children,  Dolores 
F..  Martha  C.  and  Edmund  Vance  Cooke; 
author  of  Companionable  Poems.  Impertinent 
Poems,  Clironicles  of  the  Little  Tot,  I  Rule 
the  House,  Rimes  to  be  Read,  Little  Songs  for 
Two,  The  Uncommon  Commoner,  Cheerful 
Children,  Ju.st  Then  Something  Happened, 
Told  to  the  Little  Tot.  The  Story  Club,  and 
"from  tile  Book  of  Extenuations.'  Residence: 
11338   Mayfield-rd. 

COOI>,  Helen  AdaniM,  born.  Cleveland,  Nov. 
6.  1878;  daugliter  Fitch  and  Helen  (Ranney) 
Adams;  married,  Henry  R.  Cool — children, 
Kenneth  Adams  and  Janet  Ranney  Cool. 
Residence:    3397    South    Fairmount-blvd. 

COOL,,  Henry  R.,  manufacturer,  born,  Ur- 
bana,  O.,  Oct.  22,  1878;  son  William  A.  and 
Lena  (Rose)  Cool;  educated,  Ohio  State  Univ. 
Ex.  '99;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1904  to 
Helen  Ranney  Adams — children,  Kenneth 
Adams  and  Janet  Ranney  Cool;  pres.  Service 
Recorder  Co.;  member  Chi  Phi  fraternity; 
member  Canterbury  golf  club.  Residence: 
2543    Baldwin-rd.      Office:    454    Hanna    Bldg. 

COOLEY,  A.  S.,  veterinarian;  born,  Dover 
Center,  June  11.  1858;  son  John  M.  and  Lucy 
(Seymour)  Cooley;  educated.  Dover  grade 
school;  Ohio  State  Univ.;  Chicago  V.  S.  col- 
lege; married.  Cleveland.  May  10.  1894  to 
Flora  A.  Arnold — children.  Dr.  R.  S.  Cooley. 
Mrs.  Stiles  Koom  and  Mrs.  Kenneth  Carter; 
State  veterinarian  under  Gov.  ^^■illis;  mem- 
ber 84th.  85th  and  86th  General  Assembly; 
member  O.  N.  G.,  Troop  A,  17  years;  by  ap- 
pointment Gov.  Harris,  1st  lieut.  Squadron 
A,  Ohio;  chairman  board  of  State  Veterinary 
Examiners;  favored  and  worked  for  higher 
entrance  experiments  to  colleges  giving  tlie 
V.  S.  degree  and  increased  time  on  college 
requirements;  practiced  35  years  at  E.  55th 
and  Euclid-ave.  located  where  the  Cleveland 
Trust,  East  End  branch,  now  stands  in  1887; 
has  retired  returning  to  home  in  Dover  Cen- 
ter; held  offices  in  Ohio  and  American  Veter- 
inary Medical  assns.  and  National  Live  Stock 
Sanitary  assn.;  member  Academv  of  Medicine; 
Woodward  lodge,  No.  508  F.  &  A.  M.;  Veteran 
men;  Masonic  Veteran  lodge;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  still  owns  Cleveland  Veterinary 
hospital;  property  bought  of  J.  H.  Wade, 
3911  Perkins-ave.  Residence:  Dover  Center,  O. 

COOI.EV,  Kntherine  l.ee,  buyer;  born.  Gll- 
bertsville,  June  25,  1895;  daughter  Seymour 
and  Nettle  (Rose)  Hoage;  educated.  Union 
high  school.  Union,  N.  Y. ;  Boston  Univ.; 
married,  Binghamton,  Jan.  21,  1910  to  Lee  A. 
Cooley;  formerly  buyer  for  Quality  shop, 
Haverhill,  Mass.,  C.  Crawford,  Hollidge,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.;  now  liuyer  sports  wear  Halle 
Bros.  Co.;  memlier  Order  of  the  Eastern  Star; 
Business  Women's  club;  Madison  golf  club. 
Recreation:  horseback,  golf,  swimming  and 
bowling.  Residence:  2040  E.  83rd  st.  Offica: 
Halle  Bros.  Co. 

COOMDGE,  JamcH  H.,  retired,  born,  Quincy, 
111.,  Oct.  14,  1866;  son  James  H.  and  Mary  El- 
len (Brown)  Coolldge;  educated,  private 
schools;  married,  Chicago,  111.  to  Elizabeth 
Blake — children,  Joseph  Lexington,  Robert 
Blake  and  James  H.  Coolldge;  son  Joseph'a 
middle    name    was    taken    by    him    after    visit 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

at  scene   of   The  Battle   of  Lexington,   where  COPELAND,  Charlotte,  optometrist;  daugh- 

Joseph   Coolidge,   direct  ancestor,   fell   In   flrat  ter  Dr.  Thomas  A.  and  Frances  C.    (Carleton) 

battle     of     revolutionary     war;     a     monument  Copeland;  educated,  Ohio  Univ.  at  Athens,  O., 

was   later   erected    in   memory   of   late    Joseph  B.A.;    member   Copeland    Optical   Co.;   member 

Coolidge  by  the  citizens  of  Watertown,  Mass.  Better    Vision    Society    of    Cleveland;    Ameri- 

and    was    dedicated    by    a   hymn    composed    by  can    and   Ohio    State    Optometrlc   assn.;    Alpha 

S.  F.  Smith,  author  of  "America";  associated  Gamma    Delta    sorority;    Cleveland    Pan-Hel- 

wlth  the   milk   and  5ce  cream   industry   for   25  lenlc  assn.;  Altrusa  and  Business  and  ProfeB- 

years  as   officer   of  The   Telling   Belle   Vernon  slonal     Women's     clubs;     Big     Sister     council. 

Co.    and   predecessor   dairy   concerns;    member  Residence:10510    Euclid-ave.      Office:    same. 

Masonic    lodge;    Willowick    Country   and    Mid-  ^^„„.^„    „               „,  „                 .  ,^     »     . 

Day   clubs.      Recreation:    farming,   golf,   real  ^S,^^^^^'  ^^^^**^  Walker,  architect;  born, 

estate.    Residence:  1844  Alvason-rd..  E.  Cleve-  Philadelphia,    Pa.,    1897;    son    Munroe    Walker 

land.      Office:    406    Swetland    Bldg.  and    PrisUla     (Van    Tme)     Copper;     educated. 

Univ.   of  Pennsylvania,   B.   S. ;   married,   Cleve- 

COOLIDGE,    Joseph    I.exInKton,    real    estate  land,   Nov.   20,    1921    to   Marguerite   W.   Letts — 

broker  and  operator;  born,  April  19,  1895;  son  children,    two;    world    war,    ensign,    U.    S.    N.; 

James  H.  and   Sarah  Elizabeth   (Blake)   Cool-  member     American     Institute     of     Architects; 

Idge;    educated,    Univ.    of    Illinois;    Cleveland  Sigma    Phi    Sigma    and    Gamma    Eta    Kappa 

Law    school;    Baldwin-Wallace,    LL.B.;    mem-  fraternities;   Phi   Tau   Sigma,   honorary  archl- 

ber    Cleveland    Real    Estate    board;    Chi    Phi  tectual    society;    Univ.    club    of    Pennsylvania, 

fraternity;    Cleveland    Advertising    and    Wil-  Cleveland    club.      Recreation:    swimming    and 

lowlck    Country    clubs.      Residence:    1844    Al-  eolt.       Re.sidence:     3207     Euclid     Hghts.-blvd. 

vason-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.     Office:  406  Swetand  Office:    4500   Euclid-ave. 

^^'iS-  CORBUSIER,  John  AVilliam  Cresswell, 
COOLIDGE,  Sollaee  Burronghs,  coal  oper-  architect;  born,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  31,  1878; 
ator;  born,  Columbus.  O.,  Aug.  21,  1874;  son  eon  Francis  H.  and  Mary  (Nagle)  Corbusier; 
Edward  B.  and  Ada  (Sollaee)  Coolidge;  edu-  educated.  Mechanic's  Institute,  Rochester,  N. 
cated,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  B.  S.,  1898;  married,  Y.;  Donn  Barber  Atelier,  New  York  City; 
Detroit,  Mich.,  April  10,  1901  to  Mary  DennI-  Beaux  Arts,  Paris,  France;  married,  Cleve- 
son  Coolidge;  director  Glens  Run  Coal  Com-  land,  June  1,  1905  to  Katherlne  Lyman — chll- 
pany;  vice-pres.  and  director  Clarkson  Coal  dren,  Henry  Lyman,  Margaret,  John  W.  C. 
and  Dock  Co.;  member  Masonic  bodies;  Union,  and  Philip  Giles;  began  architectural  career 
Country,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker  in  Rochester,  went  to  Buffalo  at  age  of  18, 
Heights  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2339  Dela-  one  year  later  to  New  York  into  office  of 
Tiere-rd.  Office:  603  Rockefeller  Bldg.  Cass  Gilbert,  then  with  Magonlgle;  after 
^  „„  ,  .  ,  ,  ,  completing  studies  In  Paris  settled  In  Cleve- 
COOPER,  Charles  1.,  social  worker;  born,  jand;  after  two  years  in  office  of  prominent 
Ukraine,  Dec.  29,  1886;  son  Macco  and  Clara  architect,  opened  his  own  office;  in  1912  built 
(Gerb)  Copper;  educated,  Univ.  of  Pitts-  Trinity  Lutheran  church  of  Akron;  has  since 
burgh,  A.  B.,  1910,  cum  laude;  married,  Pitts-  built  churches  in  all  parts  of  the  country; 
burgh,  Pa.,  1910  to  Anna  F.  Cooper — children,  1924,  went  into  partnership  with  Mr.  Otto 
Theodore  H.  and  Carl  M.  Cooper;  overseas  Lenski  and  Mr.  Foster;  member  American 
relief  unit  to  Poland,  1920  under  the  Joint  Institute  of  Architects;  gold  medal  from 
Distribution  committee;  directed  social  serv-  Architectural  league  of  N.  Y.;  member  Cham- 
Ice  activities  of  Jewish  community  of  Pitts-  ber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Kiwanls 
burgh,  1910-1920;  1919  lectured  to  social  and  Hudson  clubs.  Recreation:  building 
science  classes  of  Duquesne  Univ.  on  family  working  models  of  steamships,  sail  boats 
case  work;  July  1923  became  director  of  and  locomotives.  Residence:  Hudson,  O. 
council  educational  alliance,  Cleveland;  1924  Office:  2138  Keith  Bldg. 
was  elected  pres.  Kingsbury  Neighborhood  .r^^„r..-«-  «  x-.  •  *•  u  r^^., 
assn.;  important  phase  of  work  in  Cleveland,  ^,p**J"?,'^Y'  ^-  ^;V  Panting;  born,  (Chicago, 
the  selling  of  the  old  Alliance  building  to  I'^-  1871;  son  E.  H  and  Dora  (Baruch)  Cor- 
Friendly  Inn  social  settlement  and  the  crea-  day;  educated  Cleveland  public  «^l'ools; 
tlon  of  two  new  social  centers;  organized  Al-  ??,^r'"'ed.  Cleveland  Jan.  5,  1895— chi  dren 
llance  camp  at  Painesville  on  the  Lake  and  I^^is  H.  and  Estelle  Corday;  organized  and 
established  Friday  Evening  Open  forum;  mem-  ""'as  president  of  The  Corday  &  Gross  Com- 
ber American  assn.  of  Social  workers;  Ind.  Pf "y,!^;^^"^^  years;  reUred  from  company 
Ord.  B'nai  B'rith;  Natl.  Conf.  of  J.  Soc.  Work;  Dec  31  1921;  January^  1924  became  associated 
American  Sociological  society;  Natl.  Conf.  of  ^'^^h  The  Petrequin  Paper  Company  as  sales 
Social  workers;  member  City  club,  author  of  Promotion  manager  which  position  he  still 
several  monographs  on  development  and  pro-  holds;  mernber  Cleveland  Advertising  Auto- 
gress  of  the  foreign  neighborhoods  in  a  num-  ^op'^e,  ^"^^.-^'^^i.'^ra  o"  Residence:  1696  E. 
ber  of  American  cities.  Residence:  1734  79th  st.  Office:  1559  Superior-ave. 
Chapman-ave.  COREN.  Morris  G.,  furniture  dealer;  born, 
COOPER.  Charles  Proctor,  born,  Caldwell.  Russia.  May  1,  1889;  son  George  and  Rebec- 
O..  Aug.  23,  1884;  son  A.  C.  and  Lucy  Gebhart  «^\  ^P''''^T'^^\  Coren;  educated  public 
Cooper;  educated,  Caldwell  high  school;  Ohio  ?P^ools  and  high  school  in  city  of  Bialystok. 
~.  .  TT  •  T>«-  T-i  •  T-<  T-.  •  J  T^  1.  I'oland  and  in  Normal  scnool  or  vviina. 
State  Univ  ME  in  E  E.;  married.  Durham  poi^nd;  teacher  in  public  school,  two  years; 
N.  H.  Sept.  1,  1909  to  Leonora  Elizabeth  married,  Steubenville,  O.,  March  3,  1912  to 
Parsons— children,  Alice  Gureard  and  Charles  Helen  R.  Esman  (deceased) — children,  Blanch 
Proctor  Cooper.  Jr.  pres.  member  of  execu-  Esther  and  Vera  Dorothy;  married,  Cleve- 
tlve  committee,  and  director  of  Ohio  Bell  land,  June  29.  1923  to  Eva  G.  Weinstein — 
Telephone  Co.;  member  American  Institute  children,  Bettle  Miriam;  world  war,  capt.  of 
of  Electrical  Engineers;  Delta  Tau  Delta  team  in  Liberty  Loan  drives;  owner  and  gen. 
(college  fraternity):  Sigma  Xi  (Honorary  mgr.  Lincoln  Pharmacy  in  Massilon,  O. 
Scientific  society);  Union,  Mid-Day,  Univer-  till  Jan.  18,  1922  and  C.  B.  Cigar  Co.,  Mas- 
sity.  Shaker  Hghts.  Country,  Big  Ten  Uni-  sillon,  O.  to  April  7,  1922;  in  importing  bus- 
versity.  and  Columbus  Athletic  clubs.  Rest-  iness  from  May  1922  to  July  1923,  having 
dence:  2217  Tudor-dr.  Office:  4300  Euclid-  made  a  four  month  trip  through  the  coun- 
ave.  tries   of  Central  and  Eastern  Europe;    in   the 

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furniture  business  since  June,  1923;  pres.  and 
treas.  Broadway  Furniture  Co.;  pres.  Quick 
Service  Ice  &  Coal  Co.,  Massillon,  O. ;  mem- 
ber Eagles;  Moose;  Bnai  Brith.  Recreation: 
extensive  travel,  comping  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 9607  North-blvd.  Office:  5907  Broad- 
way. 

COREY,  Grace,  secretary;  bom,  Conneaut- 
ville.  Pa.,  May  5,  1882;  daughter  of  Frank 
Leslie  and  Frances  (Graves)  Corey;  educated, 
Meadville  Commercial  College  (graduate) 
and  American  Institute  of  Banking  (gradu- 
ate); employed  in  Federal  Reserve  Bank  of 
Cleveland  during  the  war;  second  woman  to 
join  and  graduate  American  Institute  of 
Banking,  Cleveland  chapter;  active  in  social 
and  educational  work  of  the  chapter;  mem- 
ber of  National  women's  committee  of  the  in- 
stitute 1924-'26  and  deligate  to  the  national 
conventions  at  Baltimore  and  Cleveland; 
chapter  member  and  treasurer  Alpha  chapter 
Delphia  society,  Cleveland;  also  member  The 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  club  and 
National  Federation  of  same.  Residence: 
9611  Hough-av.  Office:  Federal  Reserve 
bank. 

CORIEL.L,  Thomas  Clay,  printer;  born, 
Portsmouth,  O.,  Nov.  8,  1894;  son  Dennis 
Yeley  and  Nora  Jane  (Banker)  Coriell;  edu- 
cated, public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  19,  1923  to  Helen  May  Melhuish;  pres. 
and  gen.  mgr.  Period  Printing  Co.  Resi- 
dence: Spencer-rd.,  Parkview  Village,  O.  Of- 
fice:  1360  West  3rd  St.,  Cleveland. 

CORLETT,  Amanda  Leisy;  born,  Iowa,  April 
13,  1867;  daughter  Isaac  and  Christine  Leisy; 
a  resident  of  Cleveland  since  1872, 
gold  medalist  in  music  at  Notre  Dame 
Academy;  graduate  Hatliaway-Brown  school; 
married,  Germany,  June  26,  1895  to  William 
Thomas  Corlett — children,  Christine  Corlett 
Henriques,  Ann  Corlett  Ford,  Helen,  Thomas 
and  Edward  Corlett;  pres.  Pontiac  Improve- 
ment Co.;  for  several  years  connected  with 
Babies  Dispensary;  member  Women's  City 
club;  Identified  with  Wade  Day  Nursery,  17 
years;  member  Ladies  advisory  committee 
Lakeside  hospital,  25  years.  Recreation: 
travel.     Residence:   11015   East-blvd. 

CORLETT,  Selene;  born,  England,  Oct.  13, 
1864;  daughter  Thomas  James  and  Caroline 
(Griffiths)  Corlett;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Pittsburgh  college  for  girls,  two 
year  law;  married,  Cleveland,  March  4,  1884 
to  Walter  H.  Corlett — children,  Blanche  Cor- 
lett; has  been  an  active  member  of  Woman's 
Civic  assn.;  formerly  chairman  Welfare  com- 
mittee when  better  conditions  at  police  sta- 
tion for  women  witnesses  were  obtained;  this 
(Committee  also  help  obtain  safety  zones 
and  raise  in  pay  for  cleaners  at  Court  houses; 
first  woman  in  city  to  suggest  Women  police- 
man and  many  other  civic  problems;  dress 
making  establishment  for  14  years;  millinery 
store  for  four  years;  world  war,  organized 
womans  training  school,  260  members; 
established  shooting  range  at  home,  en- 
gaged army  officer  to  teach  how  to  shoot 
after  four  months  training  many  women  be- 
came proficient;  same  group  trained  as  street 
car  conductors  during  war  and  became  con- 
ductoretts;  30  members  went  to  school  at  the 
Buick  automobile  plant  and  under  instruc- 
tion of  engineers  could  do  anything  in  re- 
pairing automobiles  and  many  were  employed 
by  automobile  concerns;  entered  40  names  on 
roll  at  Red  Cross  headquarters  and  took  sev- 
eral courses  in  first  aid  and  elementary  hy- 
giene, also  trained  at  Mt.  Sinai  hospital; 
organized  a  group  from  these  members  wlio 
drove  cars  for  Red  Cross,  two  members  driv- 


ing the  Babies  Dispensary  hospital  truck; 
drove  car  three  days  a  week  for  Red  Cross, 
delivering  supplies  and  collecting  the  fin- 
islied  work  from  working  centers  all  over  the 
city  and  neighboring  towns,  gave  one  day  a 
week  making  surgical  dressings,  also  sewed 
at  Ked  Cross,  knit  dozens  of  sweaters  and 
socks  for  the  boys  over  seas;  visited  five  can- 
tonments in  the  South,  helped  raise  one  thou- 
sand dollars  for  relief  and  comfort  of  tne 
Cleveland  Soldiers  at  Montgomery,  Ala.; 
progressive  republican  of  the  same  school 
as  Roosevelt  and  LaFoUette;  member  of 
school  board  of  Shaker  Hghts.,  formerly 
"East  View  Village";  active  in  women's  suf- 
frage for  35  years  with  distinction  of  be- 
ing only  women  of  Cleveland  who  did  'picket' 
duty  in  front  of  the  White  House  and  Capitol 
steps  in  1916  when  women  militants  at  Wash- 
ington made  fight  to  obtain  the  vote;  member 
Cleveland  Chapter,  Order  of  the  Eastern  Star; 
Dames  of  Malta;  Avalon  Sisterhood;  Past 
commander  Maccabees;  Women's  and  Welsh 
Women's  clubs;  sec.  Thursday  Thought  club; 
member  Civic  assn.,  (pres.  of  board);  National 
Woman's  Party,  (pres.  Cleveland  branch). 
Recreation:  fiowers  and  raising  Boston  ter- 
riers.    Residence:  3548  Lee-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

CORLETT,  Spencer  Dudley,  attorney  at 
law;  born,  Cleveland,  March  17,  1891;  son 
George  W.  and  Clara  H.  Corlett;  educated, 
Western  Reserve,  Adelbert,  A.  B.;  Western 
Reserve  law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, July  3,  1917  to  Zella  Snow  Kelly— chil- 
dren, Wm.  Southard,  Forrest  Snow  and  Louisa 
Jane  Corlett;  world  war,  lieut.  57tli  field 
artillery;  prof.  Lake  Erie  school  of  law,  1923- 
1926;  pres.  National  Fur  Farms  Co.;  sec. 
Metal  Stamping  &  Mfg.  Co.;  trustee  Hudson 
Congregational  Church;  member  Phi  Gamma 
Delta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Masonic 
lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Hudson  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  hunting 
and  fishing,  Canadian  exploration.  Residence; 
Aurora-st.,  Hudson,  O.  Office:  725  Soc.  for 
Sav.    Bldg.,    Cleveland. 

CORLETT,  William  Thomas,  physician; 
born.  Orange,  O.,  Apr.  15,  1854;  son  William 
and  Ann  (Avery)  Corlett;  educated,  district 
school;  Chagrin  Falls  Academy;  Oberlin  col- 
lege; Wooster  Univ.  med.  dept.,  M.  D. ;  Royal 
college  of  Physicians,  London,  Eng.,  L.R.C.P. ; 
married,  Germany,  June  26,  1895  to  Amanda 
Leisy — children,  Mrs.  Horace  F.  Henriques, 
Mrs.  Daniel  B.  Ford,  Helen,  Thomas  and  Ed- 
ward Corlett;  member  Cleveland  board  of 
Health,  1883,  public  schools  first  visited  by 
board  of  Health;  demonstrator  of  anatomy 
in  Wooster  Univ.  med.  dept.,  1879;  lecturer 
on  skin  and  venereal  diseases,  Wooster  Univ. 
med.  dept.,  1882,  prof,  of  same,  1883-1885; 
lecturer  on  dermatology  and  syphilology  and 
chief  of  clinic.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1885- 
1888;  prof,  in  same,  1888-1914;  dermatologist 
and  syphllologist  Lakeside  hospital,  1898- 
1914;  consulting  dermatologist  since;  physi- 
cian for  diseases  of  the  skin.  City  hospital, 
1893-1914;  consulting  dermatologist,  St.  Alexis 
hospital,  1893-1915;  consulting  dermatologist 
Babies  and  Childrens  hospital  since  1911; 
l)rof.  emeritus  of  dermatology  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  since  1914;  author  of  chapters 
on  the  Exfoliative  dermatoses  In  Morrow's 
System  of  G-U  diseases,  syphilology  and  der- 
matology, 1894;  parasitic  diseases  in  Ameri- 
can Text  book,  1898;  chapters  on  rarer  dis- 
eases of  the  skin  in  the  Reference  Hand  Book 
of  the  medical  sciences,  1903-1915;  author  of 
"A  Treatise  on  the  Acute  Infections  Exan- 
themata," 1901;  "The  American  Tropics," 
1908;  "The  People  of  Arrisdale  and  others." 
1917;  "Reminiscences,"  1919;  also  numerous 
contributions  to  medical  journals;  fellow  of 
Royal    society    of    Medicine,    London;    fellow 


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American  Medical  assn. ;  member  American 
dermatological  assn.;  honorary  member  Ohio 
State  Medical  assn.,  Northeast  Ohio  Med. 
society,  etc.;  member  American  public  health 
assn..  City  of  Mexico,  1893;  member  11th  and 
12th  International  Medical  Congress,  Rome, 
1894;  same  in  London,  1913;  member  Inter- 
national Dermatological  Congress,  London, 
1896;  member  Union,  Country,  Kirtland,  Cleve- 
land Gun  and  Winoua  Point  Shooting  clubs. 
Residence:   11015  East-blvd. 

CORNING,  Henry  Wick,  retired;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  13,  1869;  son  Warren  Holmes 
and  Mary  Helen  (Wick)  Corning;  educated, 
St.  Paul's  school.  Concord,  N.  H.;  Harvard 
Univ.,  1891,  A.  B. ;  married,  Philadelphia,  to 
Edith  Warden — children,  Mary  and  Warren 
Holmes;  Spanish  war,  capt.,  Troop  B,  1st  O. 
V.  C. ;  director  Union  Trust  Co.;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Union,  Tavern, 
Country,  Mayfleld  and  Kirtland  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:  10901  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

CORNING,  Mary  Helen  "Wick,  born.  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  May  24.  1841;  daughter  Henry  and 
Mary  Sophia  (Hine)  Wick;  educated.  Glen- 
dale  college,  Glendale,  O. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  7,  1864  to  Warren  Holmes  Corning — 
children,  Leslie  Solon  (deceased),  Henry  Wick 
Corning,  and  Mary  Almira  Audenried,  (de- 
ceased), Adele  Corning  Chisholm,  Helen  Corn- 
ing Warden,  and  Olive  Payne  Corning  Pear- 
son. Residence:  10901  Lake  Shore-blvd.  & 
Corning-dr. 

CORNING,  Warren  Holmes,  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  25,  1902;  son  Henry  Wick  and  Edith 
(Warden)  Corning;  educated,  St.  Paul's 
school,  1915-1920;  Harvard  college,  1920-1924. 
Residence:    10901   Lake  Shore-blvd. 

CORRIGAN,  Francis  Patrick,  surgeon;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  14,  1881;  son  Edward  and 
Margaret  (Regan)  Corrigan;  educated,  Adel- 
bert  college,  A.  B.,  1903;  Western  Reserve 
Medical  school,  1906;  fellow  of  American 
college  of  Surgeons,  P.  A.  C.  S.,  1917;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1912  to  Ethel  Foster — 
children,  Patricia,  Robert  F.,  Martha,  Edward 
and  Lillian  D.;  Ohio  Naval  Reserve,  1898-1903; 
represented  American  college  of  Surgeons  In 
South  America,  Ecuador  and  Bolivia,  1920; 
In  Brazil,  Uruguay,  Argentine,  Chile,  Peru  and 
Panama,  1921;  staff  surgeon  St.  Alexis  hospi- 
tal since  1910;  director  of  surgery  to  St. 
Alexis  hospital,  Jan.  1,  1924;  director  Mort- 
gage Syndicate  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  American  and  Ohio  State 
medical  assns.;  American  college  of  Sur- 
geons; A.  M.  A.  of  Vienna,  Austria;  member 
Nu  Sigma  Nu  medical  fraternity;  Cleveland 
City,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Spanish  clubs. 
Recreation:  travel,  hunting,  fishing,  swim- 
ming and  riding.  Residence:  Cor.  East-blvd. 
and  E.  100th  st.    Office:  1110  Euclid-ave. 

CORRIGAN,  James  W.,  manufacturer  of 
steel;  born,  Grybow,  Polish  Austria,  April  7, 
1880;  son  James  and  Ida  (Allen)  Corrigan; 
educated,  Michigan  Military  Academy,  Or- 
chard Lake,  Mich.;  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science;  Falkenou's  School  of  Assaying  and 
Mill  Tests,  San  Francisco,  Calif.;  upon  gradu- 
ation from  this  latter  school,  he  accepted  a 
position  of  manager  of  the  telegraph  office  in 
Goldfleld,  Nevada,  but  soon  after  secured  a 
position  with  the  Gennessee  Furnace  Co.,  of 
Charlotte,  New  York,  so  as  to  continue  his 
chosen  work  and  obtain  field  experience  in 
the  studies  he  had  followed;  later,  for  the 
firm  of  Corrigan,  McKinney  &  Co.  he  was  sent 
to  Mexico  and  put  in  charge  of  operations 
for  that  company;  here  he  remained  until 
the  company's  dissolution  and  the  formation 
of  the  McKinney  Steel  Co.,  when  he  retired 
from  actual  participation  In  the  new  com- 
pany's affairs  and  travelled  extensively 
throughout   Europe;   on  May   18,    1925  he  re- 


turned to  again  take  up  his  work  with  the 
McKinney  Steel  Co.  and  was  elected  its  presi- 
dent; married.  New  York,  Dec.  2,  1916  to 
Laura  Mac  Martin;  member  Union  and  Road- 
side clubs,  Cleveland;  liacquet  club,  Chicago; 
Sunningdale,  and  Addington  clubs,  England. 
Recreation:  golf,  travel,  racing  and  breeding 
horses.  Residence:  Wickliffe  O.  Office:  Mc- 
Kinney  Steel    Co.,    3100    E.    45th-st. 

CORY,  J.  Virgil,  atty.  at  law;  born,  Spring- 
field, O.,  Sept.  20,  1893;  son  Charles  C.  and 
Clara  (Campbell)  Cory;  educated,  Springfield 
high  school;  Wittenberg  college,  A.B.;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  law  school,  L.L.B. ;  Order 
of  Coif  (honorary  law  society);  married,  Ash- 
land, O.,  June  30,  1921  to  Mildred  Smith — 
children,  James  Campbell  Cory;  world  war, 
Sgt.  major  Field  Artillery;  practiced  law  since 
Dec.  1919;  member  law  firm  McConnell,  Black- 
more  and  Cory,  Cuyahoga  County  Bar  assn.; 
member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  and  Phi  Delta  Phi 
fraternities.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence  3345 
Grenway-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1014 
Hippodrome    Bldg. 

COSGRAVE,  lionls  D.,  broker  and  importer; 
born,  Pittsburg,  Jan.  18,  1886;  son  Sylvester 
A.  and  Marie  (Butler)  Cosgrave;  educated, 
Princeton  Univ.,  1910;  married;  Seattle,  June 
2,  1914  to  Josephine  R.  McLaughlin — children, 
Barbara  Butler  and  Betsy  Tanner  and 
Josephine  Ann  Cosgrave;  pres.  L.  D. 
Cosgrave  Co.  and  Florentine  Linen  Co.; 
director  Settlement  Property  Co.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  Princeton  club  of  N.  Y.; 
Princeton  club  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic club.  Residence:  2440  Woodmere-dr. 
Office:    1120   Chester-ave. 

COTTRELL,  George  William,  lawyer;  born, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  June  1876;  son  Eber  Ward  and 
Ellen  (Smith)  Cottrell;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Michigan,  B.L. — L.L.B. ;  married,  Detroit, 
Mich.,  1902  to  Florence  Helen  Chamberlain — 
children,  George  William,  Jr.  and  Eleanor; 
member  law  firm  Kelley,  David  &  Cottrell; 
treas.  Holy  Cross  House  for  crippled  and  dis- 
abled cliildren;  member  Psi  Upsilon  frater- 
nity; member  Union,  Tavern,  Kirtland  and 
Nisi  Prius  clubs.  Residence:  1883  E.  93rd-st. 
Office:   1968  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

COUGHLIX,  Robert  J.,  asst.  treas.;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  12,  1878:  son  John  W.  and 
Nancy  Evans  (Clarke)  Coughlin;  educated, 
Cleveland  grade  and  high  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  22,  1901  to  Margaret  Walsh — 
children,  Robert  J.  and  Alice  Coughlin; 
started  working  as  office  boy  under  W.  F. 
Bulkley,  treas.  of  Leader  Printing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers of  the  Daily  and  Sunday  Leader,  News 
and  Herald  in  Aug.,  1894.  Residence:  1517 
Chesterland-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  News 
Bldg. 

COUGHLIN,  Thomas,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  21,  1876;  son  John  and  Mary 
(Comyns)  Coughlin;  educated,  Cleveland 
Parochial  schools;  Univ.  of  Dayton,  Dayton, 
O.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  21,  1899  to  Mary 
Agnew — children,  Mrs.  J.  Mason  King, 
Thomas,  Paul  and  Robert  Coughlin;  member 
city  council,  1898-1900;  member  state  legis- 
lature, 1902-1904;  city  auditor,  1917-1910;  di- 
rector of  finance,  1912-1916;  engaged  in  in- 
surance business,  1897;  became  associated 
with  Morris  Plan  Bank  of  Cleveland  when  or- 
ganized in  1916;  pres.  Morris  Plan  Bank, 
Coughlin  &  Whited  Co.,  Cuyahoga  Mort- 
gage Co.,  Allen  Theatre  Co.  and  Ohio 
Building  Realty  Co.;  treas.  Murray  Ohio  Mfg. 
Co.;  director  P.  A.  Geier  Co.  and  Lakewood 
Fireproof  Storage  Co.;  trustee  Univ.  of  Day- 
ton and  Catholic  Charities  Corporation;  mem- 
ber Shaker  Heights  Country,  Union  and  Mld- 


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COULTO,  Mildred   Smith,  born,   Cleveland  rOTi'ivn     n„««<^    « 

Feb    13    1870;  daughter  Charles  h/ and  Louisa  Euclid    OSe^?"3o    fsfixPn"*''   ^,""",'^°;    '^.^l"' 

M.    (Johnson)    Smith;   educated     from    1880    to  H  anH  Mo^^  I'^r     C-  ^^^?,'  daughter  Col.   John 

1888  with  Mrs.  Salsbury  and  Miss  P^    Fishe?  dated      rM^v/inn^i'^'"V,?^''^°?^  Ammon;    edu- 

andHaihaway  Brown    schools ;  married   Cllvt-  BYilnd^'    «fphnni  **r,  ^"^li'^     schools;     graduate 

land,    May    27,    1891    to    Richard   M     Coulton-.  Prnv^nlr^^f    °t?'' t"°^    Moses    Brown's    school, 

children,  Mildred  Louise    Charles  S    and  RichT  fs    1890  to   Tnhn  p.;.,'"?^'"'^-''-    Cleveland.    Janl 

ard    M.     Coulton,     and    Frances    EvCouUon  i7ni?;^„f  "^,°^t"  ^^','°  lowing— children,  John 

Brown;     member     Dames     of     LoyL^    Legion"  gr^^e   markin^^^n^w  ^°."    Cowing;    charge    of 

D.A.R.    Western    Reserve    chapter-    US  D     of  DA     T?    f^i-  fiJ"   Western   Reserve   Chapter, 

1812   Commodore  Perry  chapter;  Women's  City  toWe^hf-^*  ov-Jr  ^i\  ^^^"   ^"^   *,"   ^^^   work   al- 

club.       Recreations:    at    Springbank     olontz  trir    ami    on    «t^..t"   years;   also    state    regls- 

O.     Residence:   3209  K  lieVs^t'"""'    ^^^'^^^^  T^.  m'2  ^lldlh^Itrm^^lfTl^^lr yjfrs  m^ori^- 

COURSEN.  Ronald  Chester,  salesman;  born.  Aiumnt  «««"<.  ^^^Pt^®'"'     U.     S.     D.;     member 

[adison,  N.  J     Dec.  2,  1923;  son  Alfred  Chester  piT."L^,^f "'  ?^°^^^  Brown's  school;  We.stern 


University    club         Recreations:     squash    and  L^h    .f^Si^'^x^'^r;,     Recreation:   books,    flowers 

3^shing.          Residence:       Quad       Hall,       7500  A,        ,    ^5'     Residence:   1892   Knowles-ave..   E 

Euclid-ave.       Office:    Penton    Publishing    Co.  Cleveland. 

COURTNEY.    Clarence    W..    civil    engineer;  cord®^^^^H'  ^l"g^* iV^ifiT*'^"?'  ^?'""'  9""^}- 

n     oi^i    V^y^'^'^U    k    Gates— children,    Leland  —children,  Marie  CowlesMcInto^h^  \T;,?fiTi^f 

G.    and    John    R.    Courtney;    began    civil    en-  Cowles    ParhSii     XTo^t^o  ^^^itosh,  Madeleine 

gineering  practice,   1903;    represented  varloSn  Mari^lref    F^     ni'^ilof'^'^^    ^°^'?5.    D^^^'^    and 

class    of    residential    subdivisions;    furthered  S^^.^p^'  William   Barnnm,    industrial    en- 


COVEXTRl' 

treas.  Cle 


TRY.     Charles     Cnrtis,.     pres.     and  Mar^grret^Co^lis.  "p!e'^fd^en^e^^1l2o''s\T^^ 

veland  Tool  &  Supply  Co.;  born.  New  ^^-  Cleveland  Hghts.  superior- 

Philadelphia ;     son     John    Walton    and    Marv         rox     tp^w.^^*    tt     ^v.      •   , 

Elizabeth  (Curtiss)  Coventry  educated    Phil-  o      ^nA    wv,,?*   ¥'    P^yfJ^ian;    born,    Ottawa, 

adelphia     public     schools;     di'rlctor     Security  8ox     e"lucated^  Wab?.^h".°n'"'^  ^-  F^l^^^^^ 

Savings    &    Loan    Co.;    member    Union     Mav-  ern    Pes^rvp    \r    rt      ^   ^°^^^^X\  ^-  ^■-   ^^^st- 

field     Country,     Cleve  and     AdverUsing      CV^^  to    E^4    Jean    Hu^'  .?'^''^'?'?'   Cleveland,    1914 

and    Cleveland    Automobile    clubsrcl'ambe?  dem^nstrlfo^and^nst^^c'^o'irsurger^    ITol'' 

Offi^ceT^T^W    ?th'?t'"''=    ''"'   ^^''   '"^-^'-  "i'    ^^^^-^^^^    Reserve    Medical'SoT;  'ass't^ 

Uirice.  1427  W.   6th  St.  acting    visiting    surgeon     Lakeside     hospital 

COVERT.  Amelia  Agnes,  born,  New  Brigh-  Mntnaf  \fnJ'tH°i?    Woman's   hospital;    director 

ton,    Penn.;    daughter    Dr.    A.    D     and    Amand  r^  ^  Mortgage   Co.;   vice-pres.   Romec  Mfg. 

M.  (Curtis)  Dutcher;  educated,  Ceveland^Tgh  ^tat.^T."^-.^i'i  ^'"•^V^^"r.,^^^^'^^l    ^^^^-J    Ohio 

school;    married,    Cleveland,    to    John    Cutler  Meri?n,^»^' /  ,  ^""^'^^^  =   '^•'^''^'^"^   -"Academy   of 

Covert;   one   of  earliest  members   of  the  Con-  Jeons     memw'^T— "'^'"iP"     ^P"^^^     ^^     Sur- 

versatlonal    club;    lived    in    Lyons     France    15  VflJll'r.t^       ^^'^,^^'^1'^^'^^^^^    ^"<^    Acacia   clubs, 

years  where  husband  was  Unuri" States  oon.  ?/"^^i  °".-  ^^i^'     Residence:   2887  Attleboro- 


years  where  husband  was  United' States  oon-     .h^"o^<^'°"-  <f°^^-     ^^^'^« 
Bul.       Residence:    2597    Gullford-rd  ^^-     Office:  Osborn  Bldg. 


L,u  lAAD  . "  ,,i;'^°'  '■'^"B"'-  at  tii.  recnnical  "^""  ^'""  ^o-.  '^lay  ises.  working  as  rod- 
high  1908  to  1913;  organized  the  Cowan  Pot-  turner,  puddler  and  roller,  until  fall  of  187^- 
^rj^K^^"l'°  ^?^^'  ^'■^^-  ?°^^"  Pottery  Co.;  In  June  1876  formed  partners"  p  with  CC 
member  American  Ceramic  society  and  Cleve-  Newton.  Dunkirk,  N.  Y     manufactuHn^  f^^^i 

r^r»-«7c-T»       «   —     n   .    .-  .^  .-  spring     1880     purchased     Newton's     Interest 

COWELIv,     Mary     Balnhrldgre.     born.     New  business   continuing    under   Cox's   name   iinfii 

York    State;    daughter.     Rev.    Saml.    M.    and  fall   of   1880    when    F.    F.    Prentiss  came   into 

Mary  P    (Folwell)   Bainbridge;   educated.   El-  Arm,   name  then   being  Cox   &  Prentt^^  thn« 

^'J^   g^"fSf'    ?i"i>''a'    N.    Y.;    married,    Cleve-  continued   until    Jan.    1,    1904    when  Cleveland 

^f^f'y.  ^^?}-    ^'    l^U.  *°.  S^"^'-    "■    Cowell— who  Twist  Drill   Co.  was  incorporaTed   under  Oh^o 

Cow.n  i'SnV.^^    '^'^  ^^^1^,7^^^    ?J^^-    ""^   the  laws;    now    chairman    board    of    abovl    com 

Cowell  &  Hubbard  Co.— children,  Dana  Edltha  pany  and  director  Cleveland  Trust  (^o.!  meSi 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


ber  American  Society  Mechanical  Engineers; 
Frankling  Institute;  Society  of  Mayflower 
Descendants;  Loyal  Legion;  also,  member 
Union,  Mayfleld  clubs  of  Cleveland,  the  Essex 
County  club  of  Mass.  and  the  Midwick  club, 
Los  Angeles;  retired  in  1918  at  age  of  66, 
from  all  position  of  responsibility  except  as 
above;  mother  was  the  oldest  daughter  of 
Charles  Granderson  Finney,  president  Ober- 
lin  college.  Recreations:  photography,  yacht- 
ing and  golf.     Residence:  3411  Euclid-ave. 

COX,  Jacob  Dolson,  Jr.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  1.  1881;  son  J.  D.  and  Ellen 
(Prentiss)  Cox;  educated.  University  school; 
Williams  college,  Williamstown,  Mass.,  1903, 
A.  B. ;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  Cleveland  Twist 
Drill  Co.;  director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Engineering  Society;  Chi  Psi 
and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  Union,  Uni- 
versity, Country,  Mayfleld  and  Kirtland  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf,  motoring  and  yachting. 
Residence:  3411  Euclid-ave.  Office:  Lakeside- 
ave.  and  E.  49th-st. 

COX,  John  H.,  attorney  and  chief  adjuster 
Cleveland  liailway  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  July 
2,  1873;  son  Robert  and  Pauline  (Huber)  Cox; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Cleveland 
law  school  of  Baldwin  Wallace  college,  LL.D.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  1896  to  Carrie  Stein- 
kamp — children,  John  R.,  Pauline  M.,  Robert 
W.  and  George  Cox;  former  member  Bth  regt. 
O.  N.  G.;  served  in  Massilon  and  Brown  Hoist 
Strike;  world  war,  served  as  four  minute  man 
and  war  activities  committee.  Chamber  of 
Industry  and  all  Liberty  Loan  campaigns; 
cashier  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.;  journal 
clerk  of  court  of  common  pleas;  chief  ad- 
juster Cleveland  Railway  Co.;  past  pres. 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Industry,  Cuyahoga 
County  League  of  Republican  clubs,  Past 
Masters  Assn.,  Masonic  Employment  Bureau 
and  Railroaders  and  Telegraphers  Aid  So- 
ciety; past  Monarch  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  past 
master  Bigelow  lodge;  past  master  Forest 
City  Council;  pres.  Northern  Ohio  Fish  and 
Game  assn.;  pres.  Ohio  Grotto  assn.;  director 
Metropolitan  Yachting  assn.;  pres.  The  West 
Side  Masonic  Bldg.  Co.;  sec.  The  Cox  Tool 
Co.;  treas.  Cleveland  Inner  Ring  Co.;  director 
Cleveland  Piston  &  Mfg.  Co.:  member  Delta 
Theta  Phi — scholarship  key;  Old  Time  Teleg- 
raphers and  Historical  society;  pres.  Al  Sirat 
Grotto  Beneflt  Fund;  treas.  Railroaders  & 
Telegraphers  Aid  Society;  member  all  Ma- 
sonic bodies.  S2nd  degree;  K.  of  P.;  Sons  of 
Veterans;  Cleveland  Boat  and  Western  Re- 
serve clubs.  Recreation:  yachting,  fishing 
and  hunting.  Residence:  1272  W.  116th-st. 
Office:  831  Hanna  Bldg. 

COX,  Mary  R.,  teacher;  born,  High  Hill, 
O.;  daughter  Hugh  M.  and  Sarah  E.  (Wal- 
lace) Cox;  educated.  New  Concord,  O.  high 
school;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.;  teacher  in  Cleve- 
land day  school  of  the  deaf,  now  Alex.  Gra- 
ham Bell  oral  school,  since  1908;  principal 
assns.  and  various  organizations  for  the  edu- 
cation and  welfare  of  the  deaf;  sec.  board  of 
Cleveland  Assn.  for  the  Hard  of  Hearing;  D. 
A  R. ;  D.  of  U.  and  Am.  Leg.  Aux.;  Women's 
City  Club.  Residence:  1954  E.  82nd-st.  Of- 
fice: 2390  E.   55th-st. 

COX,  Melville  J.  M.,  investment  bonds;  born. 
Canton,  O..  May  24th,  1890;  son  Alexander 
Bradley  and  Adelaide  (Morton)  Cox;  edu- 
cated. Western  Reserve  Univ.  magna  cum 
laude.  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  A.B. ;  married,  Irwin, 
Pa,,  Oct.  8,  1921  to  Marselle  Wagoner — 
children,  Mary  Adelaide  and  Patricia  Cox; 
world  war.  lieut.  infantry  1917-19;  mgr.  Cleve- 
land office  Harris  Forbes  &  Co.  of  New  York 
1920-23;  mgr.  investment  dept.  Hord  Curtlss 
&  Co.;   member  Cleveland   Chamber  of  Com- 


merce; Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  Masonic 
lodge;  University,  Union  and  Canterbury  golf 
clubs.  Residence:  3132  Warrlngton-rd.  Of- 
fice:   1201    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

COX,  Samuel  Houghton,  director  of  cor- 
porations; born,  Cleveland.  July  3,  1880;  son 
Jacob  Dolson  and  Ellen  (Prentiss)  Cox;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Williams  college, 
B.  A.,  1903;  world  war.  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce committee  on  Cleveland  war  chest; 
Chamber  of  Commerce  committee  on  Com- 
munity Fund;  with  Cleveland  Twist  Drill  Co. 
as  shop  apprentice,  salesman,  advertising 
mgr.,  asst.  genl.  mgr..  1903-1918;  in  1918  re- 
tired from  active  business  on  account  of  ill 
health;  vice-pres.  Cleveland  Twist  Drill  Co.; 
director  Realty  Underwriting  Co.;  formerly 
director  in  Union  Mortgage  Co..  Lake  Shore 
Bank,  National  Mortgage  Co.  and  Doan  Sav. 
&  Loan  Co.;  fellow  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Western 
Reserve  Historical  Society;  Sulgrave  Institu- 
tion; formerly  trustee  St.  Clair  hospital;  Chi 
Psi  fraternity;  Gargoyle  society  of  Williams 
college;  Loyal  Legion;  Troop  A.  Veterans; 
Union,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  and  University 
clubs;  California  and  Midwick  Country  clubs 
of  Los  Angeles,  Calif.;  Williams  club  of  New 
York.  Recreation:  polo,  yachting,  hunting. 
Residence:  3411  Euclid-ave.  Office:  Cleveland 
Twist   Drill   Co. 

COZAD,  H.  Irving,  physician;  born,  Cleve- 
land. Sept.  22,  1872;  son  Henry  Irving  and 
Lucy  Emma  (Hine)  Cozad;  educated,  Adelbert 
college,  W.R.U.,  PH.  B. ;  Western  Reserve 
Medical  school,  M.D. ;  married,  Richfield,  O., 
May  5,  1900  to  Celia  Alida  Humphrey — 
children.  Pauline  H.,  Florence  I.  and  David 
S.  Cozad;  world  war.  advisory  medical  board, 
Akron  Div.;  since  1904  has  devoted  time  to 
care  of  nervous  and  mental  disease  at  Fair 
Oaks  Villa.  Cuyahoga  Falls,  O. ;  member  staff 
and  nervous  and  mental  visiting  physician, 
Akron  City  hospital;  member  American,  State 
and  Summit  Co.  medical  assns.;  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Library  assn.;  Ameri- 
can Psychiatric  assn.;  Lake  Erie  Consistory, 
Akron  Commandery;  Tadmore  Temple;  Ak- 
ron City  and  Silver  Lake  Country  clubs.  Reei- 
dence:  125  W.  Broad-st..  Cuyahoga  Falls.  O. 
Office:    Fair   Oaks   Villa.    Cuyahoga   Falls,    O. 

CRABBS,  Harry  W.,  real  estate;  born.  Day- 
ton, O. ;  sec.  and  general  mgr.  Van  De  Boe- 
Hager  Co.;  director  Liberty  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.  Residence:  3015  Edgehill-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.    Office:  416  National  City  Bldg. 

CRAIG,  Gale,  paper  salesman;  born,  Spring- 
field, O.,  June  25,  1889;  son  William  S.  and 
Janet  (Jeffries)  Craig;  educated,  grammar 
school,  Chicago,  111.  and  St.  Mary's,  O. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  30,  1915  to  Mabelle  E. 
Merritt;  city  salesman,  7  years,  American 
Type  Founders  Co.,  Sabin  Robbins  Paper  Co. 
and  The  Millcraft  Paper  Co.;  member 
Euclid  Lodge  No.  599  F.  &  A.  M.,  Cleveland; 
Kishwankee  Chapter  No.  90  R.A.M.,  Belvidere, 
111.;  Cleveland  Club,  Printing  House  Crafts- 
men; Graphic  Arts  and  Grantwood  Golf  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  baseball.  Residence: 
1629  Clarence-ave.     Office:   Kalamazoo,  Mich. 

CRAIG,  George  Lochead,  builder;  born. 
Glasgow,  Scotland,  Jan.  29,  1882;  son  John 
and  Janet  (Lochead)  Craig;  educated,  Glas- 
gow high  school;  Glasgow  Technical  college; 
miarried,  Cleveland.  April  15.  1913  to  Teresa 
J.  Cusick — children,  George  Armour.  Douglas 
Stirling  and  Mary  Lochead  Craig;  pres.  Craig 
Curtlss  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
society;  Heights  Masonic  lodge;  Heights 
Chapter;  Mid-Day.  Shaker  Heights  Country, 
Athletic.  Tippecanoe  and  W^estern  Reserve 
Republican  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 3878  Mayfleld-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  4614  Prospect-ave. 


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CRAMPTOX.  Mary  R.,  born,  Port  Huron, 
Mich.;  daughter  Oswald  and  Ida  B.  (Runnels) 
Fayram;  educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  A.  B.,  1909; 
married,  St.  Clair,  Mich.,  Sept.  18,  1912  to 
Paul  Scott  Crampton — children,  Scott  Paul, 
Mary  R.  and  Betty  Jane  Crampton;  member 
College  club.  Residence:  20039  Lake  Sliore- 
blvd. 

CRAMPTON,  Paul  Scott,  attorney;  born, 
St.  Clair,   Mich.,  March   6,   1886;  son   Benjamin 

F.  and  Emmeline  (Jenks)  Crampton;  edu- 
cated, St.  Clair,  Mich.;  Univ.  of  Michigan 
L.L,.B.  1908;  married,  St.  Clair,  Mich.,  Sept.  18. 
1912  to  Mary  Runnels  Fayram — children, 
Scott  Paul,  Mary  R.  and  Betty  Jane  Cramp- 
ton; three  years  service  Fifth  Ohio  Regiment, 
Ohio  Natl.  Guard  1910-1913;  member  School 
Board,  Euclid  Village  1918-1920;  member 
Cleveland  and   Ohio  State  Bar  assns. ;  Gaston 

G.  Allen  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.  Windemere  chap- 
ter, R.  A.  M.  Recreation:  walking.  Residence: 
20309  Lake  Shore-blvd.    Office:  1360  W.  3rd  st. 

CRAMPTON,  Robert  Jenks,  sash  and  door 
mfgr.;  born,  St.  Clair,  Mich.,  Aug.  20,  1884; 
son  Benjamin  Franklin  and  Emaline  Clarke 
(Jenks)  Crampton;  educated,  St.  Clair  public 
schools;  Cleary  Business  college,  Ypsilanti, 
Mich.;  republican;  world  war,  2nd  lleut.  Mexi- 
can Border  service;  1st  lieut.  37th  Division 
145th  Inf.  France;  owner  and  mgr.  R.  J. 
Crampton  Lumber  &  Millwork  Co.;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  32nd  degree;  Sons  of  Ameri- 
can Revolution;  American  Legion;  Citizens 
League.  Recreations:  "the  great  outdoors." 
Residence:  1965  E.  116th  St.  Office:  10587 
Quincy-ave. 

CRASS,  Maurice  F.,  operating  executive; 
born.  Canton,  O.,  1876;  son  C.  Frederick  and 
Christine  (Zallinger)  Crass;  educated,  San- 
dusky public  and  high  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  1901  to  Emma  M.  Reid — children, 
two  sons  and  two  daughters;  world  war,  su- 
pervised production  of  war  contract  products 
with  Grasselli  Chemical  Co.;  former  member 
of  6th  Ohio  O.V.I. ;  entered  employ  of  Grasselli 
Chemical  Co.,  1893;  promoted  to  chief  clerk 
of  Cleveland  office;  then  superintendent  of 
New  Castle,  Pa.  plant;  then  to  asst.  Central 
Div.  supt.,  headquarters  at  Cleveland;  mem- 
ber National  Safety  Council,  sectional  officer; 
treas.  board  of  trustees  Methodist  Episcopal 
Deaconess  Home  and  West  Side  Community 
House;  32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Lake 
Erie  Consistory;  Rotary,  Acacia  and  High 
Noon  clubs;  actively  engaged  in  church  and 
charitable  work;  member  Church  of  Savior 
Methodist  Episcopal  church  of  Cleveland 
and  Shaker  Hghts.,  official  and  ex-president 
of  the  Methodist  union  of  Cleveland 
Metropolitan       district.  Recreation:       golf, 

base  ball,  tennis  and  fishing.  Residence: 
14723  Drexmore-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
1400   Guardian  Bldg. 

CRAWFORD,  Mr*.  Deane  Berry,  born, 
Cleveland.  Aug.  23,  1890;  daughter  John  C. 
and  Florence  (Russell)  McWatters;  educated. 
Central  high  school;  Cleveland  Kindergarten 
Training  school;  married,  Cleveland,  May  13, 
1915  to  Deane  Berry  Crawford;  world  war. 
Red  Cross  worker  in  East  Cleveland;  former- 
ly Kindergarten  teacher;  member  Women's 
City  club.  Residence:  Stop  147  Lake  Shore- 
blvd.     R.F.D.  No.   3    Wllloughby,   O. 

CRAWFORD.  Flora  Brown,  mgr.  of  lunch 
room  West  high  school;  born.  Crawford's 
Corners,  Pa.;  daughter  C.  J.  and  Mary  (Mc- 
Clelland) Crawford;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.  B.S.  in  home  economics,  1915;  director 
Home  Economics  Y.W.C.A.  1917-1923;  vice 
pres.  Ohio  State  Alumnae;  member  Business 
Womens  club,  and  Home  Economics  assn. 
Residence:  11508  Detroit-ave.  Office:  West 
High  School,  W.   69th  st.  &  Franklin-ave. 


CR.VWFORD,  Frederick  Coolldee,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Watertown,  Mass.,  March  19, 
1891;  son  Fred  E.  and  Mattie  S.  (Coolidge) 
Crawford;  educated.  Harvard  college,  1913, 
A.B.,  Magna  Cum  Laude;  Harvard  graduate 
scliool  of  Applied  Science,  1914,  M.Cj.E. ;  world 
war.  Naval  Air  service;  vice-pres.  and  direc- 
tor Thompson  Products  Co.;  genl.  mgr.  Michi- 
gan plant;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fratern- 
ity; Harvard  and  Cleveland  Engineering 
clubs;  University  club,  Cleveland;  Detroit 
Boat  clubs;  Harvard  club,  and  Brooklands 
Golf  Forest  Lake  Country,  and  Brooklands 
Golf  clubs,  Detroit.  Office:  Thompson  Prod- 
ucts Co.,  Conant-ave.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

CRAAVFORD,  Porter  Jamen.  phvsician;  born, 
Seville,  O.,  May  29,  1895;  son  Porter  W.  and 
Ella  G.  (Foskett)  Crawford;  educated,  Se- 
ville high  school,  1912;  Univ.  of  Akron,  1916, 
bachelor  of  science;  W.R.U.  school  of  Medi- 
cine, 1920,  M.D.;  Lakeside  hospital.  Interne; 
married.  Prairie  Depot,  O.,  Aug.  30,  1919  to 
Ruth  Elizabeth  Fri.sbie — children,  James  Tel- 
fer  and  Porter  Foskett  Crawford;  world  war, 
U.  S.  Army,  1917;  transferred  to  Medical  re- 
serve corps,  Oct.,  1917;  students  army  train- 
ing corps,  Oct.  1918;  discharged,  Dec.  1918; 
Lakeside  hospital,  1920-1921;  general  prac- 
tice of  medicine,  1921-1923;  public  health  prac- 
tice, since  1923;  member  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  and  American  Medi- 
cal assns.;  Ohio  society  of  Sanitariums;  Lone 
Star  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities:  Masonic 
Blue  lodge,  Seville,  O.;  Chapter.  Wakeman, 
O. ;  Council,  Norwalk,  O. ;  Knight  Templar, 
Lorain,  O. ;  member  Troy  Rotary  club.  Resi- 
dence: Troy,  O.     Office:   same. 

CRAAVFORD,  WlUard  John  Jr.,  real  estate 
developer;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1885;  son 
Willard  John  and  Bessie  (Taylor);  educated, 
public  schools — eight  years;  Univ.  school — 
four  years;  Cornell  Univ.,  A.B.,  1907;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  27,  1912  to  Marguerite 
Muller — children,  Willard  John  111.,  Nancy 
Jane,  and  David  Crawford;  pres.  The  Craw- 
ford Realty  Co.  and  The  Crawford  Land  Co.; 
vice  pres.  The  Herrick  Co.;  director  The  Union 
Trust  Co.  and  The  Equity  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.;  corporate  member  The  Society  for  Sav- 
ings; member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity; 
Union,  University,  Hermit,  Tavern,  Mayfield, 
Pepper  Pike  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Recreations: 
golf,  fishing,  book  collecting.  Residence:  2301 
Stillman-rd.     Office:   7th  fl.  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

CRECELIUS,  Lawrence  Philip,  consulting 
engineer;  born,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  19,  1879; 
son  Louis  J.  and  Barbara  Finman  (Huss) 
Crecelius;  educated.  Manual  training  school, 
of  Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  married, 
Carrollton.  111.,  Dec.  19,  1906  to  Anna  May 
Eberlin — children,  Philip  L.  Crecelius;  chair- 
man Fuel  Administration,  northeast  Ohio  dis- 
trict; inventor  of  electrical  welding  processes, 
appliances,  and  devices  and  electrical  regu- 
lators; designed  first  satisfactory  60  cycle, 
D.  C.  Ry.  rotary  converters,  1912-1913; 
pres.  American  Electric  Railway  Engineer- 
ing assn.,  1915;  designed  and  built  1000  ton 
per  hour  skip  hoisting  bituminous  coal  mine, 
1921-1922;  author  of  numerous  articles  on 
power  subjects  for  technical  press;  member 
American  committee  on  Electrolysis;  senior 
partner  Crecelius  &  Phillips;  member  Ameri- 
can Institute  of  Electrical  Engineers;  Cleve- 
land Engineernig  society;  American  Mining 
Congress;  member  Cleveland  Tennis  &  Rac- 
quet, Mid-Day  and  Cleveland  Automobile 
clubs.  Residence:  14206  So.  Park-blvd.  Office: 
1517    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

CREECH.  Harrln,  banking;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  26,  1874;  son  James  and  Clarabelle 
(Simmons)    Creech;   educated,   public   schools; 


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married,  Allegan,  Mich.,  1903  to  Carlotta  Pope  class  of  Companion  of  Bath,   1919;   Chevalier 

— children,   p-lorence  and  James  Pope   Creech;  de  I'Ordre  Nationale  de  la  Legion  d'Honneur, 

former    trustee    sinking    fund    City    of    Cleve-  IH22;    lecuturer    and    demonstrator    histology, 

land;    1892    employee    Garfield    Savings    Bank;  1889-1890;     professor     physiology,     1890-18'Jij; 

July    6,    1898,    asst.    sec.    and    treas.    Jan.    12,  principles  and   practice   of   surgery,    1893-1900, 

1901,   sec.   and    treas.;   Jan.    8,    1910,    vlce-pres. ;  Woo-ster     Univ.;     professor     clinical     surgery, 

Jan.    8,    1916,    pres.;    April    9,    1923,    pres.    The  1900-1911,     surgery,     1911-1924,     Western     ite- 

Cleveland    Trust   Co.;    also    director    Cleveland  serve    Univ.;    visiting   surgeon.    Lakeside    hos- 

Trust  Co.,   Sherwin  Williams  Co.,   White  Sew-  pital,  1911-1924;  one  of  the  founders  of  Cleve- 

Ing  Machine  Co.,  Ajax  Mfg.  Co.,  Ohio  Quarries  land   Clinic,    Feb.,    1921;    surgeon    to   Cleveland 

Co.   and    Wheeling   &    Lake    Erie    Ry.;    trustee  Clinic  hospital,  opened  June,  1924;  Cartwright 

Fairmount       Presbyterian       church;       trustee  prize,    Columbia    Univ.,    1897    and    1903;    Senn 

Community    Fund;    member    Union,    Mayfield,  prize,  A.  M.  A.,   1898;  Alvarenga  prize,  college 

Kirtland  and  Rowfant  clubs.     Residence:  2572  of    Physicians,    Phlla.,     1901;     Nat.     Inst.    Soc. 

Stratford-rd.     Office:     Euclid-ave.     &     E.     9th  Sci.  medal,  1917;  Amer.  Med.  gold  medal,  1914; 

St.  Trimble     Lecture     medal,     1921;     Lannelongue 

CREGO.  George   Stranahan,   sales   engineer;  ^^'^f-    ?°Si^^?   }^r.^Z''T^'^J\''ll  "l^  c^^'aT^'^m* 

born,  Buffalo,  NY.,  April  28,  1896;  son  Floyd  ^^^^^-   ^^^S.   fellow   American   Assn.   Adv    Sci.; 

S.    and    Kathkrine    (Childs)    Crego;    educated,  fP.^/'    ^^^^^ .  ^I'^lTr^?:   t^t"'  ^^rl^^    t^7;' 

Case  School  of  Applied  Science,   1920,   B.  S.   of  j^^^^'  r'^i'mt^^^hysiol     so?-    Amer     Assn' 

C.  E.;     married,  Elyria,  O.,  Feb.  10,  1923  to  Hen-  ik-y^J^'     n\rr,t^f     .^h      a  kh      q.V^o-        «^„»v.„J!: 

riette  L.  Edwards— childi^en,  George  Edwards  O^^^-   .^^''^'"^■J^r.i    A5f;    ^^i^l-'  r.^^^'^^"^ 

Crego;    world    war,    commissioned    2nd    lieut.  |"rfr.    assn.     member   Amer.   Assn     Path,    and 

1st  officers   training  camp,   Aug.   15,    1917;   as-  ^^^^•=  m^°^- t^""-^^^!;    ^2,''-,^r''^  i    o'^''  t?^'^ 

—   —     ^                        -  Med.;  Nat.  Inst.  Soc.  Sci.;  Nat.  Acad.  Sci.;  Nat. 


1919;    sales    engineer    with    Dravo    Equipmont  member,   (honorary)  Societe  Internationale  de 

Co.    for   three   years;    member   Phi    Kappa    Psl  chirugie,  Bruxelles;     Peruvian  Medical  Socie- 

fraternity.       Recreation:    golf,    tennis,    sailing  ty;     Academic     Royale    de     Medecin     de     Bel- 

and  swimming.     Residence:   3382  E.   152nd  St.,  gique;     corresponding     member,     Societas 

Shaker  lights.  Village.     Office:  1603  St.  Clair-  Medico-Chirurgica      Edinburgens;      one      of 

ave.  the      founders      of      Cleveland      Museum      of 

CREGO,  Henrlette  Edwards,  born,  Cleve-  Natural  History;  member,  Country,  May- 
land,  Aug.  18,  1898;  daughter  Henry  John  and  field,  Kirtland,  University,  Union  and 
Henriette  (Beckman)  Edwards;  married.  Tavern  clubs;  Dr.  Crile's  publications  include 
Elyria,  O.,  Feb.  10,  1923  to  George  Stranahan  Surgical  Shock,  1897;  Surgery  of  Respiratory 
Crego — children,  George  Edwards  Crego;  System,  1899;  Certain  Problems  Relating  to 
world  war,  head  of  Elyria  Navy  League  Assn.  Surgical  Operations,  1901;  On  the  Blood  Pres- 
during  1917-1919.  Residence:  3382  E.  152nd-  sure  in  Surgery,  1903;  Hemorriiage  and  Trans- 
st..    Shaker    Hghts.  fusion,   1909;   Anemia  and  Resuscitation,    1914; 

Anoci-Association     (Crile    and     Lower),     1914; 

CREGO,  Katherlne  Childs,  born,  Cleveland,  2nd   Ed.   title.   Surgical   Shock   and   the   Shock- 

1860;    daughter   Henry   and    Elizabeth    (Hitch-  less     Operation      through     Anoci-Association, 

cock)     Childs;     educated,     Buffalo     Seminary;  1920;    Origin    and    Nature    of    the    Emotions, 

Wells    college;    married,    Buffalo,    N.    Y.,    1885  1915;  A  Mechanistic  View  of  War  and  Peace, 

to     Floyd     S.     Crego,     M.D. — children,     Floyd  1915;     Man,     An     Adaptive    Mechanism,     1916; 

Harry,    Elizabeth    (deceased),    Richard    Childs,  The   Kinetic  Drive,    1916;    The    Fallacy   of   the 

George  S.  Crego;  member  Women's  City  club.  German    State    Philosophy,    1918;    A    Physical 

Residence:    10710   Deering-ave.  Interpretation  of  Shock,  Exhaustion  and  Res- 
toration,      1921;      the     Thyroid     Gland     (with 

CREGO,      Richard      C,      purchasing;      born,  others)   1922;  Notes  on  Military  Surgery,   1925; 

Buffalo,    N.    Y.,    Aug.    11,    1894;    son    Floyd    S.  a   Bipolar   Theory   of   Living    Processes,    1926. 

and  Katherine   (Childs)   Crego;  educated,  Unl-  Residence:  2620  Derbvshire-rd.     Office:  Cleve- 

versity    school,    1915;    world    war,    324th    Reg.  land  Clinic   Bldg.,   Euclid-ave.  and  E.   93rd  st. 

F.    A.    attached    to    32nd    Div. ;    six    months    in  ^„,, ,-,    ^           m^  »  i  >      i            r^^        i„    ^    t 

U.  S.,  one  year  overseas;  rank— -corporal;  asst.  nS^HJ^^'P^"*'^  MoBrlde,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan. 

purchasing    agt.    C.    O.    Bartlett    &    Snow    Co.;  ".  1876;  daughter  John  Harris  and   Elisabeth 

purchasing   agt.   Dalomite   Products   Co.;    asst.  i}^^^^tM.?^^^^^'^^}    educated,    public    schools; 

purchasing    agt.    Lincoln    Elec.    Co.       Recrea-  ^J'^s    Mittleberger  s    school,    Cleveland;    Miss 

tion:  yachting.   Residence:   10710  Deerlng-ave.  ^^l^^K,^   fn^«°°l'    Boston;    married,    Cleveland, 

Office:    Coit    and    Kirby-rds.  Feb      7,     1900     to     George     W.     Crile,     M.D.-- 

children,    Elizabeth,  George  Harris,  and  Robert 

CRILE,  George  W.,  American  surgeon:  born,  Crile     and    Mrs.     Hiram     Garretson;     member 

Chill,     O.,     Nov.     11,     1864;     son     Michael     and  Women's   City  club;   board   of   lady   managers 

Margaret  (Deeds)  Crile;  educated,  Ohio  North-  Lakeside    hospital;    advisorv    council,    College 

em    Univ.,    A.    B.,    1884,    A.    M.,    1888;    Wooster  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.    Residence:  2620  Derby- 

Univ.,  M.  D.,  1887;  studied  medicine  in  Vienna,  shire-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 
London,     Paris;     honorary     degrees,     Wooster 


V^H^^f^^J^-  ^•P.f",'^  P':°f?f^*""^L*^"'^,^*'V  member  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  an'd  Alpha  Kappa 
Lakeside  Base  hospital  unit.  U.  S.  army,  1917-  Kappa  fraternities.  Recreations:  all  sports. 
19i8,  In  service  with  B.  E.  F.,  in  Franco;  Hesidence-  2504  Kenilworth-rd.  Office:  Lake- 
senior    consultant    in    surgical    research.    May  sj(je   Hospital 

1918    to   Jan.    1919;    lieut.   col.    June    1918;    col.  ' „        .       ^        .*  ». 

Nov.,  1918:  brig.  gen.  med.  O.  R.  C,  Nov.,  1921;  CRITCHFIELD,  MauHoe  Q..  attorney,  born, 

distinguished  service    medal,   March    15,    1919;  New    York    City,    Aug.    22,    1901;    son    William 

honorary    member,    military    division,     third  tral  high  school;  Baldwin-Wallace  Academy; 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland  Law  school,  LL.B. :  secy.  N.  Katz, 
Inc.  and  The  West  End  Real  Estate  Ex- 
changre.  Inc.;  member  the  Cleveland  Bar  Assn. 
and  Citizens  Leapue  of  Cleveland.  Residence: 
487  Eddy-rd.     Office:  413  Ulmer  Buldg. 

CROBAI'GH.  Frank  Lincoln,  analytical  and 
con.>;ulting  chemist,  (retired);  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug:.  7,  1866;  son  Samuel  Crobaugh  and  Lucy 
Jane  (Hawes)  Crobaugh;  educated.  Central 
hiph  school;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science, 
1S89,  B.  S.,  M.  S.;  married,  Cleveland,  May  8, 
1890  to  Ida  Florence  Stoddard  (deceased); 
married,  Oct.  29,  1924  to  Mrs.  May  A.  Mar- 
tin— children,  S.  Chester  Crobaugh;  four 
years,  chief  chemist  and  metallurgist  to  Stew- 
art Iron  Co.,  Ltd.  of  Sharon,  Pa.;  then  estab- 
lished as  analytical  and  consulting  chemist 
and  metallurgist  in  Cleveland  in  Bratenahl 
Bldg.  wliere  he  operated  independently  for 
twenty  years;  then  became  Frank  L.  Cro- 
baugh Co.;  retired  from  this  business  several 
years  ago;  now  in  real  estate  work  for  him- 
self; for  a  period  of  12  years  beginning  In 
1895  held  the  chair  of  general,  sanitary  and 
pathological  chemistry  in  the  Cleveland  Medi- 
cal college;  formerly  a  member  of  several 
technical  societies  but  left  them  on  retir- 
ing from  the  chemical  business;  member 
Shaker  Heights  Country  and  St.  Augustine 
Country  clubs;  author  of  "Methods  of  Chemi- 
cal Analysis  and  Foundry  Chemistry;"  when 
active,  liberal  contributor  to  chemical  jour- 
nals here  and  abroad  of  papers  based  on  per- 
sonal technical  investigation  and  experiment. 
Recreation:  golf  and  travel.  Residence:  Sum- 
mer— Fenway  Hall,  Cleveland,  winter — 38 
Saragossa-st.,  St.  Augustine,  Fla.  Office:  20a 
Union    Mortgage    Bldg. 

CROBAUGH,  Samuel  Chester,  pres.  Union 
Mortgage  Co.;  born,  Sharon,  Pa.,  March  6, 
1891;  son  Frank  L.  and  Ida  (Stoddard)  Cro- 
baugh; two  years  special  work  In  history  and 
languages  at  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  grad. 
Western  Reserve  Law  School,  1914;  married, 
Cleveland,  April  20,  1916  to  Margaret  Malone 
— children,  Samuel  Chester  and  Jean  Esther 
Crobaugh;  practiced  law  two  years,  1914- 
1916;  organized  real  estate  mortgage  com- 
pany which  merged  In  April,  1923  with  Union 
Mortgage  Co.;  became  vlce-pres.  and  mgr. ; 
became  pres.  Jan.  1925;  member  Union. 
University,  Country,  Shaker  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  summer — Walnut  farm, 
Newbury,  winter — 2311  Stillman-rd.,  Cleve- 
land.      Office:    200    Union    Mortgage    Bldg. 

CROFIJT,  Elizabeth  Bishop  Ballard   (Gage). 

born,  Lenox,  Mass.,  June  21,  1885;  daughter 
Harlan  H.  and  Lucy  Bishop  (Pike)  Ballard; 
educated.  Miss  Hall's  school,  Plttsfleld,  Mass.; 
Smith  college,  1907,  A.  B.;  married,  Plttsfleld, 
Mass.,  Feb.  28,  1911  to  Robert  Thompson  Gage 
(deceased) — children,  Elizabeth  Bishop,  Ruth 
Bulkley,  Margaret  Ballard  and  Robert  Thomp- 
son Gage;  married.  March  8,  1919  to  William 
Elmer  Crofut — children,  Jane  Burr  Crofut; 
asst.  registrar.  Smith  college,  1908-1909;  mem- 
ber Smith  College  and  Mayfleld  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2500   Guilford-rd. 

CROFUT,  William  Elmer,  born,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  B,  1874;  son  Elmer  Burr  and  Har- 
riet (Davis)  Crofut;  educated,  Syracuse  high 
school  and  unlv.;  married,  Plttsfleld,  Mass., 
March  8,  1919  to  Elizabeth  B.  Ballard- 
chlldren.  Jane  Burr  Crofut  and  William  E. 
Crofut,  Jr.;  world  war,  non-commissioned 
officer  American  Red  Cross  war  council; 
former  director  Wholesale  merchants  board. 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  former  director  Cleve- 
land Credit  Men's  assn.;  director  board  Y.  M. 
C.  A.;  prior  to  1905  vlce-pres.  and  director 
Ohio   Rubber   Co.;    then   formed   and   Incorpo- 


rated The  Forest  City  Rubber  Co.,  Oct.,  1905, 
pres.  and  manager;  member  board  of  trustees 
Y.M.C.A.;  Union,  Mayfleld,  Hermit  and  Cana- 
dian Camp  Fire  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  Canadian  explorations,  extensive 
canoe  trips,  winter  trips  with  Indians  and 
dog  teams,  outdoor  life.  Rocky  Mts.,  golf. 
Residence:  2500  Gullford-rd.  Office:  1276 
Ontario-st. 

CROSS.  Clenveland  R.,  lawyer;  born,  Den- 
ver, Colorado,  May  19,  1882;  son  Rev.  Roselle 
T.  and  Emma  (Bridgman)  Cross;  educated, 
Oborlin  college.  A.  B.,  1903;  T^nlv.  of  Wiscon- 
sin, post  graduate,  1904;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  LL.B.,  1907;  married,  Molino,  111.,  Nov.  11, 
1908  to  Ruth  Savage — children,  Robert  Alden 
and  Caroline  Murdock  Cross;  member  Lake- 
wood  board  of  education;  formerly  member 
Republican  County  executive  committee;  ad- 
mitted to  Ohio  Bar,  1907;  practiced  law  In 
Cleveland,  since  1907;  member  firm  Wilkin, 
Cross  and  Daoust;  director  Land  Title  Ab- 
stract &  Trust  Co.;  Pres.  Colonial  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.;  member  American,  Ohio  State 
and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  pres.  Lake- 
wood  hospital;  trustee  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  trustee  and  pres.  Cleveland  Welfare 
Federation;  member  Cleveland  Community 
Fund  council;  director  Municipal  Research 
Bureau;  pres.  Oberlin  National  Alumni  assn.; 
member  John  Hay  Chapter,  Alpha  Delta  law 
fraternity;  Hermit,  Mayfleld,  Union,  Univer- 
sity, Mid-Day,  Clifton  and  Westwood  clubs; 
Chamber  of  commerce;  Sons  of  American 
Revolution;  Masonic  lodge.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence;  1114  West  F'orest-rd.,  Lakewood. 
Office:    1106   Union    Mortgage    Bldg. 

CROTTY.  Agnen  Jane,  born,  Toledo,  O., 
Sept.  17,  1864;  daughter  Nicholas  J.  and  Mary 
(Tiernan)  Kelley;  educated,  grade  and  high 
schools;  Bryant  Institute;  married,  Toledo, 
Jan.  25,  1882  to  Martin  M.  Crotty — children, 
Arthur  B.  and  Oswald  M.  Crotty;  past  pres. 
Christ  Child  Society;  and  Circle  of  Mercy; 
life  member  of  the  Early  Settlers  assn.  Resi- 
dence:  2973   Overlook-rd. 

CROTTY,  Martin  M„  consulting  engineer; 
born,    Cleveland,    Apr.    6,    1856;    son    John    and 


C.ouncil  K.  of  U. ;  past  faltliful  navigator  or 
the  Moses  Cleaveland  Assembly  of  4th  degree 
K.  of  C. ;  past  pres.  of  the  Cleveland  Gun 
club;  life  member  of  Early  Settlers  Assn. 
Residence:  2973  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:     Hollenden   Hotel. 

CROUSE,  Fanny  Clark,  born,  Ovid,  Mich., 
July  27,  1875;  daughter  N.  J.  and  Emma 
(Briggs)  Clark;  educated,  Univ.  of  Michigan; 
married,  Ovid,  Mich.,  Oct.  13,  1898  to  J.  Robert 
Crouse — children,  Doris  C,  Alma  W.,  J. 
Robert.  Henry  E.,  Mary  E.  and  William 
D.  Crouse;  world  war.  Red  Cross  and  Can- 
teen work.  Residence:  2893  Euclid  Hghts.- 
blvd. 

CROUSE,  Gny  Victor,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born.  Tiro,  O.,  June  28,  1892;  son  Joshua 
and  Phoebe  (Volkmar)  Crouse;  educated.  Tiro 
high  school,  1910;  Wittenberg  College,  Spring- 
field, O.,  1914;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Medi- 
cal school,  1920;  married,  Cleveland,  May  18, 
1925  to  Christine  Martin — children,  Donald 
Allen  Crouse  by  former  marriage;  world  war. 
Medical   Reserve   corps;   member  Academy   of 


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Medicine;  assoc.  staff  Lutheran  and  St.  Alexis 
hospitals;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  arts 
school  fraternity;  Nu  Sigma  Nu  medical  fra- 
ternity; Masonic  Blue  lodge;  Chapter;  Coun- 
cil, Commandery;  32nd  degree  Al  Slrat  Grotto; 
Al  Koran  Shrine.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 4491  Broadview-rd.  Office:  3028  West 
25th  St. 

CROW,  Howard  M.,  lawyer;  born,  Glen- 
wood,  O.,  May  28,  1882;  son  William  T.  and 
Alice  (Nelson)  Crow;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.,  1906,  A.B.;  1909,  A.M.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  Law  school,  1909,  LL.B.;  married, 
Mount  Gilead,  O.,  June  30,  1915  to  Elba  King- 
man— children,  Mary  Alice  Crow;  member  of 
American  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  Delta  Tau 
Delta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Masonic 
lodge;  Knight  Templar;  Shriner;  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Residence:  1821  Roxford-rd. 
E.    Cleveland.       Office:    909    Leader    Bldg. 

CROWELI.,  Fannie  Benbam,  born,  Cleve- 
land, O.;  daughter  O.  J.  and  Elizabeth  A. 
(Coburn)  Benham;  educated.  Lake  Erie  col- 
lege; Oherlin  conservatory;  married,  Cleve- 
land, 1901  to  Henry  Clark  Crowell — children, 
Elizabeth,  Virginia  and  Ruth  Crowell;  world 
war.  Red  Cross  worker;  member  Women's 
Civic  club.  Residence:  3255  Hyde  Park, 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

CROWELIi,  Grace  AVenham,  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  6,  1872;  daughter  Arthur  J.  and 
Melvina  M.  (Putnam)  Wenham;  educated. 
Smith  college,  1894,  B.  L. ;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  M.  A.;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  11, 
1902  to  Wilbur  Saunders  Crowell — children, 
Jean  Crowell;  teacher,  Miss  Mittleberger's 
school,  189R-1901;  sec.  West  Side  branch  As- 
sociated Charities,  1905-1909;  sec.  Lakewood 
branch,  1910;  life  member  Associated  Chari- 
ties; member  executive  committee  Consumers' 
league  in  early  years  of  its  organization; 
member  Women's  City,  and  The  Novel  clubs. 
Residence:  1079  Forest  Cliff-dr.,  Lakewood, 
and    Brecksville,    O. 

CRO^VEMi,  Henry  C,  attorney-at-law; 
born,  Cleveland,  1875;  son  John  and  Elizabeth 
(Bresie)  Crowell;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  LL.B.,  1897;  married,  Cleveland,  1901 
to  Fannie  A.  Benham — children,  Elizabeth, 
Virginia  and  Ruth  Crowell;  lieut.  Ameri- 
can Protective  league;  world  war,  4th  Lib- 
erty Loan  campaign;  captain  tank  crew; 
speech  making  publicity  trip  from  Dela- 
ware to  Circlevllle;  member  American  Phil, 
society;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation: 
auction  bridge.  Residence:  3255  Hyde  Park. 
Office:    1102    Engineers    Bldg. 

CROWELL,  Mortimer  LegRett,  contractor; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  30,  1879;  son  John 
and  Elizabeth  (Bresie)  Crowell;  educated, 
Dartmouth  college,  1901,  B.S. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  5,  1906  to  Zoe  McDaniel — children, 
two  sons,  three  daughters;  war  record.  Troop 
A,  First  Ohio  Cavalry  (Spanish  war);  pres. 
The  Crowell  Smith  Co.;  member  of  Alpha 
Delta  Plii  fraternity;  Masonic  lodge.  Resi- 
dence: 1764  Lee-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
3415    Lakeside-ave. 

CROAVELL,  W^ilbnr  S.,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  8,  1872;  son  W.  H.  and  Mary 
L.  (Haynes)  Crowell:  educated,  W.  R.  U., 
M.  D.,  1899;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  11,  1902 
to  Grace  Wenham — children,  Jean  Crowell; 
Spanish  American  War,  1898;  fellow  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  A.M.A.  Cleveland  Medi- 
cal library;  member  Clifton,  City  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: (Summer)  West  Richfleld-rd.,  Brecks- 
ville, O.  (winter)  1079  Forest  Cliff-dr.  Office: 
1274   Main-ave. 


CROW^LEY,  Chenter  F.,  electrical  engineer 
and  contractor;  born,  Saginaw,  Mich.,  May  27, 
1888;  son  David  C.  and  Margaret  (Oconor) 
Crowley;  educated,  Arthur  Hill  high  school; 
Assumption  college;  married,  Erie,  Mich., 
Sept.  12,  1913  to  Fannie  A.  Meads — children, 
Carlisle,  Mary  Jane  and  Jean  Crowley;  gen. 
mgr.  Hatfield  Electric  Co.;  member  Western 
society  of  Engineers:  member  South  Shore 
lodge.  P.  and  A.  M.,  Chicago;  Consistory  and 
Medina  Temple,  Chicago;  Acacia  Country  and 
High  Noon  clubs.     Office:  2136  Keith  Bldg. 

CROWLEY,  Joneph  Herron,  lawyer;  born 
Long  Island  City,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  23,  1893;  son 
John  Francis  and  Elizabeth  (Herron)  Crow- 
ley; educated,  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.,  1916, 
A.  B. ;  Western  Reserve  University,  law 
school,  1916-1917;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  law 
dept.,  1921,  LL.B.;  1923.  LL.M.;  married. 
Cleveland,  Sept.  1,  1923  to  Margaret  V.  Com- 
myns — children,  Joan  Crowley;  world  war, 
private  Infantry.  23  Co.  G.  S.  I.,  1918;  camp 
librarian  camp  Meade,  Camp  Lee,  Great 
Lakes,  June  1917-1918;  private  practice,  1921- 
1923;  attorney  Cleveland  Humane  society 
since  1923;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State 
bar  assns.;  National  Probation  assn.;  Am. 
Assn.  of  Social  Workers;  Natl.  Conference  of 
Social  Workers;  trustee  Legal  Aid  society; 
charter  member  Beta  Epsilon  Chapter  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha  fraternity  and  Reserve  Chapter 
Sigma  Delta  Chi;  member  Day  Senate  Delta 
Theta  Phi  fraternity;  member  City  and  Cuy- 
ahoga clubs;  Cleveland  Grays;  Cuyahoga 
County  Council,  American  Legion;  Command- 
er, Meuse  Rhine  Post  No.  195,  American  Leg- 
ion. Residence:  1124  E.  125th  st.  Office: 
106   City  Hall. 

CRVM,  Anna  Marcia  Phelps,  born,  Chardon, 
O. ;  daughter  Captain  Alfred  and  Jennie  M. 
(Pomeroy)  Phelps;  educated,  Cleveland  high 
school  and  Normal  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  5,  1883  to  X.  X.  Crum — children,  Alfred 
Phelps  and  Rev.  Rolfe  Pomeroy  Crum;  world 
war.  Red  Cross  work;  Mr.  X.  X.  Crum  died 
July  25,  1922  in  Tulsa;  was  treas.  of  the  firm 
X.  X.  (IJrum  &  Co.  of  Cleveland,  real  estate 
and  loans;  charter  member  Moses  Cleaveland 
Chapter  D.  A.  R.,  past  regent  of  same  chapter. 
Residence:    San   Antonio,   Texas. 

CRUMINE,  Dr.  Henry  Charles,  physician; 
born,  Akron,  O.,  Feb.  20.  1877;  son  Martin 
Houston  and  Olive  (Henry)  Crumine;  edu- 
cated, Akron  high  school;  Case  school,  two 
years;  Cleveland  college  of  Physicians  and 
Surgeons;  M.  D.,  1900;  married,  Bridgeport,  O., 
Sept.  20,  1905  to  Retta  Elizabeth  Frasier — 
children,  Martin  Houston  Cruming^  II;  world 
war,  captain  Medical  Corps,  U.  S.  army,  1918- 
1919;  patient  at  Walter  Reed  General  hos- 
pital, Washington,  D.  C. ;  Base  hospital.  Camp 
Wadsworth.  S.  C.  Med.  office  troop  train, 
hon.  discharge,  camp  Dix,  N.  J.;  Cleveland  De- 
tention hospital  (small  pox)  1898;  resident 
house  physician  and  surgeon  Cleveland  Gen- 
eral hospital,  1899;  resident  pathologist 
Cleveland  City  hospital,  1900;  medical  ex- 
aminer Penn.  R.  R.,  1901;  general  practice 
since  1901  member  Academy  of  Medicine  of 
Cleveland;  Ohio  State  and  American  medical 
assns.;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Ma- 
sonic Blue  lodge;  Royal  Arcanum;  American 
Legion;  Cleveland  Clinical  club;  Unitarian 
Laymen's  league.  Recreation:  fishing  and 
out-of-door  sports.  Residence:  15108  Ter- 
race-rd.,   E.   Cleveland.     Office:   same. 

CUDNEY,  Charlotte  V.,  real  estate  broker; 
born.  Mentor.  O.,  June  21.  1876;  son  James 
William  and  Margaret  Ann  (Litt)  Cudney; 
educated.     Mentor     high     school;     Spencerian 


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business  college;  partner  Cudney  &  Miller; 
member  Women's  City  and  Cleveland  Zonta 
club.  Recreation:  golf  and  gardening.  Resi- 
dence:   23-16   Euclid   Hghts.-blvd. 

Cri.L,  Frank  X.,  attorney;  born.  Mlamls- 
burg.  O.,  May  19,  18S7;  son  Charles  William 
and  Mary  (Delaney)  Cull;  educated,  Miamis- 
burg,  O.,  high  school;  Notre  Dame  Univ., 
Ph.B.,  1908;  Georgetown  law  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  May  19,  1920  to  M.  Magdalene 
Daley — children,  Magdalene,  Louise  and 
Marian  Cull;  world  war,  135th  F.  A.,  322nd 
F.  A.  3rd  Regt.  F.  A.  R.  D.;  enlisted  in  135th 
F.  A.,  June  7,  1917;  commissioned  2nd  lieut. 
Nov.  27,  1917;  1st  lieut.  Oct.  5,  1918;  attached 
to  322nd  F.  A.,  Dec.  1,  1917  to  April  1.  1918; 
thereafter  and  until  end  of  war  with  3rd 
reg.  F.  A.  replacement  dept. ;  member  Univer- 
sity and  Mid-day  clubs.  Residence:  3295  E. 
Yorkshire-rd.     Office:   630  Bulkley  Bldg. 

CL'LL,  Louis  D.,  manufacturer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  27,  1884;  son  Richard  A.  and  Eliza- 
beth (Round)  Cull;  educated,  common  and 
high  school.^!  of  Cleveland;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  22,  1910  to  Wilma  Robinette — chil- 
ren,  Robert  D.  and  Louise  Cull;  started  in 
chain  manufacturing  business  upon  gradua- 
tion from  high  school  with  same  company 
he  is  now  In;  sec.  and  treas.  Cleveland  Chain 
&  Mfg.  Co.,  Krein  Chain  Co.  and  Seattle  Chain 
&  Mfg.  Co.;  vlce-pres.  and  treas.  Parker 
Street  Fdry.  Co.  and  Dall  Motor  Parts  Co.; 
director  Provident  Bldg.  &  Loan  assn.  and 
Commercial  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  trustee 
Y.  M.  C.  A.;  member  Masonic  lodge,  32nd  de- 
gree; Al  Koran  Shrine;  Allenby  Commandery; 
Knights  of  Pythias;  Sleepy  Hollow  Country 
and  Glen  Valley  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  9808  Milea-ave.  Office:  Stop  2. 
A.  B.  C.  Ry. 

crLLlTAN.  Frank  T.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  5,  1880;  son  David  and  Anna  Cul- 
litan;  educated,  St.  Ignatius  college,  B.  A., 
1901;  law  dept.  Baldwin  Wallace  Univ.,  1906, 
LL.B.:  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  21,  1907  to 
Anna  Marie  Millard — children,  Catherine 
Frances  CuUitan;  admitted  to  bar  June  1906; 
practiced  in  Cleveland  since;  chosen  by  Citi- 
zens committee  to  stand  for  Constitutional 
delegate,  1912;  director  Citizens  league;  di- 
rector The  North  American  Banking  &  Farm- 
ers Co.;  director  East  View  Land  Co.;  mem- 
ber Ohio  State,  Cleveland  and  American  Bar 
assns.;  Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity; 
Knlphts  of  Columbus,  Elks;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; City  club.  Residence:  492  E.  120th  st. 
Office:   Guardian   Bldg. 

CIMMER,  Clyde  L.,  physician;  born,  Cadil- 
lac. Mich.,  Feb.  23,  1882;  son  Dr.  Robert  J. 
and  Abbie  (Stone)  Cummer;  educated  Adel- 
bert  college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  Ph.  B., 
magna  cum  laude,  1904;  Medical  school,  W. 
R.  U.,  1907;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  25,  1915 
to  Marienne  Dix  North — children,  Robert 
North  and  Katherine  Anne  Cummer;  member 
medical  advisory  board.  No.  7,  U.  S.  selective 
service;  assoc.  prof,  clinical  pathology,  Med. 
school,  W.  R.  U. ;  visiting  dermatologist  to 
St.  Vinrenfs  (Charity)  and  St.  Alexis  and  St. 
John's  hospitals;  member  American  and  Ohio 
State  medical  assns.;  American  assn.  Immun.; 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Cleveland 
Medical  Library  assn.;  American  Soc.  Clin. 
Path.;  fellow  American  college  physicians; 
trustee  (I^leveland  Medical  Library  assn.  and 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  member  Beta 
Theta  Pi.  Nu  Sigma  Nu,  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and 
Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities;  Union  and 
Rowfant  clubs.  Residence:  2229  Woodmere-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:  2417  Prospect-ave. 


CUMIWEU,  Mnrlenne  North,  born,  Cleveland, 
O.;  daughter  William  C.  and  Hannah  Clark 
(Graham)  North;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  Bradford  Academy;  marriel,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  25,  1915  to  Clyde  L.  Cummer — 
children,  Robert  North  and  Katherine  Ann 
Cummer;   member  of  Women's  City  club. 

CUMMINGS,  Marinn  Sill,  born,  Juanlta, 
Nebraska,  Sept.  17,  1882;  daughter  Gurdon  S. 
and  Emma  (Bennett)  Sill;  educated,  Fostoria, 
O.,  grammar  schools  and  high  school;  mar- 
ried, Fostoria,  June  18,  1901  to  Arthur  Her- 
bert CTummings — children,  Edgar  Herbert  and 
Arthur  Giles  Cummings;  world  war.  Red 
Cross  worker,  Canton,  O.;  Americanization 
worker  in  connection  with  D.  A.  R.  and  also 
the  East  Cleveland  Baptist  Church;  member 
of  D.   A.   R.      Residence:   13904   Northfleld-rd. 

CIJNNEA,  Estella  Genevieve  Smith,  born 
Cleveland,  son  Patrick  and  Margaret  (Olwill) 
Smith;  educated,  Ursuline  Convent,  B.  A. 
1872;  one  term  Columbia  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  19,  1876  to  James  Cunnea — 
children,  Edith  Smith,  Florence  Genevieve, 
Ralph  Smith  and  Louis  James  Cunnea; 
world  war,  made  bandages  and  knitted;  1st 
pres.  Ladies  Aid  society;  established  train- 
ing home  for  girls  in  their  old  homestead 
and  woman  at  Union  depot  to  care  for  girls; 
member  Early  Settlers  assn.;  Brooks  society 
of  St.  Pauls  church;  member  Women's  City 
College,  Woman's  and  Shaker  Heights  clubs; 
Life  member  Museum  of  Art;  American  assn. 
University  Women;  past  sec.  Woman's  club; 
pres.  Municipal  School  league;  1st  pres.  Ur- 
suline Alumnae.  Recreation:  travel  and 
study.      Residence:    11435    Euclid-ave. 

CURRY,  Anne  Hirst,  journalist;  born, 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Oct.  21,  1892;  son  Dr.  William 
H.  and  Annette  M.  (Chaney)  Curry;  educated, 
Baltimore  public  schools;  graduated  Western 
high  school;  correspondent  in  France  for 
women's  oversea  hospitals  (suffrage  unit) 
Feb.  1918-March  1919;  In  New  York,  author 
of  books  for  Warner  Bros.  Co.,  National  ad- 
vertising; editorial  work  on  magazine;  in 
Cleveland,  publicity  work  for  first  season 
Metropolitan  Opera  concerts,  April,  1924; 
Municipal  concerts,  Oberammergau  exposi- 
tion; two  seasons  of  concert  work;  special 
page  on  Cleveland  Times,  and  theatre  pub- 
licity; member  Women's  City  and  Women's 
advertising  clubs.  Recreation:  books,  thea- 
tre and  music.  Residence:  4209  Euclid-ave. 
Office:  Cleveland  Times. 

CURRY,  "Walter  Rolll,  dentist;  born,  Belle- 
fonte.  Pa.,  Aug.  4,  1887;  son  James  A.  and 
Louisa  (Rolli)  Curry;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  D.D.S. ;  married,  Erie,  Pa.,  Jan. 
27,  1913  to  Lydia  E.  Baltke — children,  Jane 
and  Betty  Curry;  member  Psl  Omega  fra- 
ternity; Cleveland,  Ohio  State,  Northern  Ohio 
and  American  Dental  societies;  Masonic 
lodge;  32nd  desree;  Grotto,  Tall  Cedars; 
Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cedarhurst  Coun- 
try and  Koran  clubs.  Residence:  859  East- 
blvd.     Office:   4951   Payne-ave. 

CURTIN,  Jamen  Ilovey,  born,  Newark, 
N.  J.,  Feb.  15,  1865;  son  James  Thomas  and 
Mary  E.  (Hovey)  Curtin;  educated,  public 
schools  and  business  college;  married,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  April  3,  1890  to  Georgia  May  Dixon 
— children,  Mrs.  H.  L.  Felt,  Mrs.  Chas.  B. 
Beach  and  Florence  F.  Curtin;  connected  with 
Mercantile  agency  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.  for  forty 
years;  started  as  a  messenger  in  their  Chi- 
cago office;  has  been  in  charge  of  their 
branch  offices  In  different  parts  of  the  coun- 
try locating  in  Cleveland,  in  July,  1916  aa 
manager   of  Cleveland   office;   member   Union 


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club;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation: 
travel  and  fishing'.  Residence:  1523  East- 
blvd.      Office:    Century   Bldg. 

CI  RTIS,  Ada  D.  Palmer,  teacher;  born,  New 
Bedford,  Mass.,  Sept.  21,  1869;  daughter  Ab- 
ner  D.  and  Matilda  (Dean)  Palmer;  educated, 
Cleveland  elementary  school;  Central  high 
school;  Cleveland  Normal  Training  school; 
married,  Canada,  July  3,  1899  to  George  F. 
Curtis — children,  baby  (deceased)  and  Wil- 
bur R.  Curtis;  teacher  day  school  special 
(overage)  5th  grade;  night  school  (Ameri- 
canization) five  years;  formerly  teacher  at 
Jewish  Orphan  home,  12  years;  member  Pearl 
Chapter,  O.  E.  S. ;  Western  Reserve  Chapter, 
D.  A.  R. ;  A.  I.  W.  fraternal  order;  P.  H.  C. 
fraternal  order;  Palestine  Shrine;  Teacher's 
federation;  Mayflower  descendant;  eligible 
to  Colonial  Dames.  Recreation:  theatres, 
travel  and  educational  entertainment.  Resi- 
dence: 9007  Willard-ave.  Office:  Hicks 
school,   W.   24th  st. 

Cl'RTISS,  Constance  Calkins,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  23,  1885;  daughter  Henry  Well3 
and  Harriet  (Stager)  Calkins;  educated,  W. 
R.  U.  Library  school,  1910;  married.  Gates 
Mill,  Oct.  2,  1915  to  Henry  Stiles  Curtiss — 
children,  Harriet  Stager,  Constance,  and  Jane 
Stair  Curtiss;  trustee  of  Maternity  Hospital. 
Residence:  2322  Delamere-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

CIRTISS,  Edwin  S.,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  2,  1881;  son  Stiles  H.  and  Lucia  M. 
(Stair)  Curtiss;  educated,  Cornell  Univ.  M.  E. ; 
vice  pres.  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member  May- 
field,  Roadside,  and  Hermit  clubs.  Residence: 
2268  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
The    Cleveland    Trust    Co. 

CURTISS,  Henry  Stiles,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  14,  1879;  son  Stiles  H.  and  Lucia  M. 
(Stair)  Curtiss;  educated,  Yale  Univ.  1901; 
married.  Gates  Mill,  Oct.  2,  1915  to  Miss 
Constance  Stager  Calkins — children,  Harriet 
Stager,  Constance  and  Jane  Stair  Curtiss; 
member  of  Tavern,  Union,  Mid-Day,  Kirtland, 
Pepper  Pike,  and  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  clubs. 
Residence:  2322  Delamere-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  1201  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

Ct'RTISS,  Lee  Clark,  building  contractor: 
born.  New  York  City,  Feb.  8,  1879;  son  George 
Brooks  and  (Clark)  Curtiss;  educated,  Bar- 
nard school.  New  York  City;  Dartmouth  col- 
lege; married,  New  York  City,  Sept.  12,  1906 
to  Elise  Durval  Henderson — children,  four 
daughters;  supervised  construction  for  many 
Important  buildings  for  the  architectural  firm 
of  McKim,  Mead  and  White,  New  York;  one 
of  the  organizers  of  the  general  contracting 
firm  of  The  Craig-Curtiss  Co.,  Cleveland 
which  has  executed  many  building  projects 
since  organization  in  1917;  vice-pres.  treas. 
and  director  of  this  firm;  director  Superior 
86th  St.  Co.;  life  member  Fern  Brook  lodge. 
No.  898  F.  &  A.  M.;  member  Calvary  Presby- 
terian church;  sustaining  member  Cleveland 
^^useum  of  Art;  member  Canterbury  golf, 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  High  Noon  clubs: 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf, 
bowling  and  walking.  Residence:  1554  Tay- 
lor-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  E.  46th  st. 
&  Prospect-ave. 

CURTISS,  Lncia  M.  Stair,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  7,  1853;  daughter  Edwin  and  Marcia  L. 
(Cobb)  Stair;  educated,  Miss  Guilford's 
school,  Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
30,  1875  to  Stiles  H.  Curtiss — children,  Chas. 
Edwin,  Henry  Stiles,  Edwin  Stair,  and  Anna 
Marcia;   Residence:   2268  Woodmere-dr. 


CURTISS,  William  Ciclln,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  17,  1877;  son  James 
Milton  and  Mary  (Eglin)  Curtiss;  educated. 
University  school;  Yale  college,  1899,  B.  A.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1908  to  Lillian 
Judd — children,  Ruth  Judd  Curtiss;  treas. 
Cleveland  Dental  Mfg.  Co.;  pres.  City  Realty 
Company;  director  Union  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.;  trustee  Riverside  Cemetery;  member 
Union  and  Mayfleld  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2265  Woodmere-dr.  Office:  3307 
Scranton-rd. 

CUSHING,  Edward  Harvey,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  Edward  Fitch  and  Melanie 
(Harvey)  Cushing;  educated,  Yale  Univ., 
A.  B. ;  Harvard  Univ.,  M.  D.;  world  war,  lieut. 
U.  S.  F.  A.     Residence:  9619  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

CUSHING,    Florence    Williams,    born,    Gro- 

ton,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  22,  1858;  daughter  Samuel 
Gardner  and  Electa  (Clark)  Williams;  edu- 
cated, public  and  private  schools,  Ithaca, 
N.  Y.  and  Cleveland;  married  Ithaca,  N.  Y., 
June  3,  1886  to  Henry  Piatt  Cushing — 
children,  Bessie  Clark,  Cornelia  B.,  Kirke 
Williams  and  Alice  Clark.  Residence:  2275 
Tudor-dr.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

CUSHING,  Melanie  Har»ey,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Edward  H.  and  Martha 
(Williams)  Harvey;  married,  Cleveland  to 
Dr.  Edward  Fitch  Cushing — children,  Edward 
Harvey  Cushing.  Residence:  9619  Lake 
Shore-blvd. 

CUSHMAN,  Eva  Lewis,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  28,  1878;  daughter  Joseph  Morgan  and 
Ellen  (Carlisle)  Lewis;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  one  year  Miss  Mittleberger's 
school;  two  years  Smith  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  3,  1910  to  Frederic  H.  Cush- 
man — children,  Ellen  Cushman;  on  Retreat 
board;  member  Women's  City  and  Social 
Study  clubs.  Residence:  10921  Wade  Park- 
ave. 

CUSHMAN,  Frederic  Henry;  born,  Havana, 
O.,  Jan.  23,  1879;  son  Seymour  and  Malissa 
(Felton)  Cushman;  educated,  country  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  3,  1910  to  Eva  May 
Lewis — children,  Ellen  Cushman;  member 
Troop  A  three  years;  member  Rotary,  Her- 
mit and  Canterbury  clubs.  Residence  10921 
Wade  Park-ave.     Office:  1907  E.  13th-st. 

CUSHMAN,  Vera  Clare,  teacher;  born.  Sil- 
ver Creek,  N.  Y.;  daughter  Joshua  E.  and 
Millie  (Young)  Cushman;  educated,  Fredonia, 
N.  Y.,  State  Normal  school;  Bryant  and  Stral- 
ton  business  college,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.;  Syracuse 
Univ.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  Ph.B. ;  teacher  com- 
mercial dept.  E.  Technical  high  school,  five 
years;  formerly  taught  in  Rayen  high  school, 
Youngstown,  O. ;  member  Delta  Gamma  so- 
rority; Daughters  of  American  Revolution; 
Business  Women's  club.  Residence:  1851  E. 
82nd  St.     Office:  E.  Technical  high  school. 

CUSTIS,  Dongrlas,  dist.  mgr.  Mutual  Life, 
N.  Y.;  born,  Jamestown,  O.,  Oct.  20,  1892;  son 
W.  O.  and  Fannie  (Wood)  Custis;  educated, 
Jamestown  high  school.  1911;  Kenyon  col- 
lege, 1912-1913;  married,  Xenia,  O.,  July  27, 
1921  to  Hortense  Morgan — children,  Wanda 
and  John  William  Custis;  republican;  world 
war  veteran;  member  Cleveland  Life  Under- 
writer assn.j  32nd  degree  Mason;  Shriner; 
Kiwanis  and  Shrine  clubs.  Residence:  3053 
Carabelle-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1268  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

CUTLER,  Carolena  Sperry,  born.  New  Ha- 
ven, Conn.,  Sept.  2,  1875;  daughter  Ellzur 
Henry  and  Caroline  (Corbin)  Sperry;  edu- 
cated,   grade    and    private    school,    New    Ha- 


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ven.  Conn.;  Rye  Seminary,  Rye,  N.  T.;  mar- 
ried, New  Haven,  Conn.,  June  25,  1903  to 
James  Elbert  Cutler;  member  New  England 
society  of  Cleveland;  Women's  City  club;  life 
member  Cleveland  Associated  Charities. 
Residence:   2040   Stearns-rd. 

CUTLER.  Jnmes  Elbert,  university  profes- 
sor; born,  Princeville,  111.,  Jan.  24,  1876;  son 
Francis  W.  and  Antonalsh  (Hoag)  Cutler; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  B.  A.,  1900; 
Yale  Univ.,  Ph.  D.,  1903;  married.  New  Ha- 
ven Conn.,  June  25,  1903  to  Carolena  D. 
Sperry;  world  war,  major,  promoted  from 
captain,  U.  S.  army;  office  of  chief  of  staff, 
dlv.  of  military  intelligence,  July,  1918-Aug., 
1919;  from  year  to  year  member  of  various 
committees  concerned  with  public  affairs  In 
Cleveland;  chairman  Citizens'  committee 
which  established  the  "Sane  Fourth"  in 
Cleveland;  prior  to  appointment  to  present 
position  was  a  member^  of  faculties  of  Yale 
Univ.,  Wellesley  college  and  Univ.  of  Michi- 
gan; prof,  of  sociology  and  Dean  of  the 
School  of  Applied  Sciences  of  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  member  American  Sociological 
society;   American  Academy   of  Political   and 


Social  Science;  National  Institute  of  Social 
Sciences;  American  Assn.  of  University  Pro- 
fessors; Natjonal  Conference  of  Social  work; 
American  Assn.  of  Social  workers;  etc.; 
trustee  Cleveland  Associated  Charities;  trus- 
tee Goodrich  Social  Settlement;  trustee,  Cleve- 
land Welfare  Federation;  Cleveland  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Citizens'  league  of  Cleveland; 
Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  City  and  Uni- 
versity clubs.  Recreation:  motoring  and  ten- 
nis. Residence:  2040  Stearns-rd.  Office: 
Western  Reserve  Univ. 

CUTTER,  Annie  Ellnnbeth,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  12,  1845;  daughter  Timothy  P.  and  Elisa- 
beth (Reeve)  Spencer;  educated.  Central  htgtt 
school;  Mrs.  Day's  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  22,  1871  to  Charles  Long  Cutter — 
children,  five.  Residence:  2160  So.  Overlook- 
rd. 

CUTTER,  Estelle  DeWItt.  born,  Boston, 
Mass.;  daughter  Thomas  A.  and  (Patterson) 
DeWItt;  married,  Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  26,  1904 
to  E.  Stanley  Cutter — children,  Stanley  De- 
WItt Cutter;  member  Willowick  and  Athletic 
clubs.     Residence:  2665   St.  James  Parkway. 


D 


DACHMAX,  Joseph  Z.,  attorney;  born, 
Russia;  son  Jacob  and  Rachel  (Greenblatt) 
Dachman;  educated,  private  and  public 
schools  in  Russia;  private  schooling  and 
Lincoln  high  school  In  Cleveland;  Boston 
Univ.  law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  18,  1921  to  Jennie  Bolm;  served  In 
world  war  with  5th  Division  in  France;  came 
to  America  1911  penniless,  worked  days, 
studied  nights,  then  went  to  school  morn- 
ings and  worked  afternoons;  after  war  com- 
pleted law  study,  received  degree,  returned 
to  Cleveland,  married,  passed  bar  and  has 
practiced  law  since;  member  National  Union. 
Residence:  769  Starkweather-ave.  Office:  619 
Ulmer   Bldg. 

D.\GER,  William  F.,  physician;  born,  Nor- 
wich, Can.,  Feb.  7,  1872;  son  Daniel  A.  and 
Paulina  (Caverhill)  Dager;  educated,  Univ. 
of  Penna.,  M.  D.,  1897;  married,  Norwich, 
Can.,  May  24,  1898  to  Lillian  J.  Stephenson — 
children,  Mildred  L.  Dager;  world  war,  camp 
surgeon  Sept.  27,  1917-June  21,  1918  Camp 
Funston  Kan.;  reg.  surgeon  41st  Inf.  June 
22,  1918-Jan.  27,  1919;  general  medicine  Ft. 
Seneca,  O.  1897-1902;  general  medicine  Lorain, 
O.  1902-1921;  sub.  district  medical  officer 
U.  S.  veterans  bureau  Cleveland,  July  1921- 
Jan.  1925;  chief  general  medical  and  sur- 
gical section  of  Cleveland  regional  office 
of  U.  S.  veterans  bureau;  member  American 
Medical  assn.;  Military  Surgeons  of  United 
States;  Ohio  State  Medical  and  Lorain  County 
Medical  societies;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Med- 
icine; Masonic  lodge;  American  Legion;  40 
Hommes  Et  Chevaux;  Cleveland  Grays;  Uni- 
versity Club  of  Lorain,  Ohio.  Residence:  225 
Flfth-st.,  Lorain,  O.  Office:  237  Hanna  Bldg. 
Annex. 

DAUBEY,  Sherninn  C.  secy.;  born,  Berlin, 
O.,  April,  1880;  son  Frank  and  Clara  E. 
(Clark)  Dalbey;  educated,  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland  Nov.  1914  to  Anna  E. 
Walker;  sec-director  Ohio  Forge  Co.;  di- 
rector Economy  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleve- 
land and  Chagrin  Valley  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  2925  Berkshire-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.       Office:    2955    E.    92nd    st. 

DALEY,  William  A.,  printing;  born,  Erie, 
Pa.  Apr.  22.  1877;  son  George  and  Jennie 
(Darling)    Daley;    educated,    Fairfield    Semi- 


nary, Miller  school;  married.  New  York,  Nov. 
23,  1905  to  Cora  Tice — children,  Kenneth 
and  William  Daley;  pres.  The  W.  S.  Gilkey 
Printing  Co.;  director  Electric  Ry.  Imp.  Co. 
and  Fred  G.  Clark  Oil  Co.;  board.  The  Guar- 
dian Trust  Co.;  member  Union,  Hermit, 
Shaker  Heights,  Country  and  Town  and 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  2916  Sedgewlck-rd. 
Office:    1138    W.   9th   st. 

DALLY,  Ovid  L.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
West  Mansfield,  O.,  Nov.  29,  1897;  son  I.  B. 
and  Leota  (McGee)  Dally;  educated,  Miami 
Univ.,  Oxford,  O.,  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  23,  1923  to 
Mary  Ann  Kibble;  private  Co.  E.  4th  Ohio 
Inf.  Mexican  border  1916;  world  war,  driver 
French  army  ambulance  1917;  five  months 
at  Verdun;  Pilot  American  aviation,  Kelly 
Field,  Texas  1918;  1919  to  date  1st  lieut. 
Aviation  Reserves;  sec.  Aviation  group  offi- 
cers Reserve  assn.  N.  E.  Ohio;  member  of 
firm  of  Nally,  Dally  and  Miller;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Tau  and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternities; 
Masonic  lodg^e;  Cleveland  Aviation  club.  Resi- 
dence: 11716  Kelton-ave.  Office:  635  Guardian 
Bldg. 

DALTOX,  Byron,  architect;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  16,  1889;  son  George  F.  and  Harriet 
(Whitmore)  Dalton;  educated,  Cornell  Univ.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  20,  1914  to  Florence 
Pierce — children,  Robert,  James  and  Calvin 
Dalton;  partner,  W^alker  &  Weeks;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Acacia  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3220  Clarendon-rd.  Office:  1900  Euclld- 
ave. 

DALY,  Cllflford  Janien,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  8,  1897;  son  Michael  and  Catherine 
(Linsky)  Daly;  educated,  Baldwin  Wallace 
College  LL.B. :  Ohio  Northern  Univ.  LL.M.; 
admitted  to  Bar  Jan.  8,  1922;  treas.  Fulton 
Denlson  Business  Men's  Assn.;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Knights  of  Columbus 
(Cleveland  council);  Fulton  Gun  Club. 
Recreation:  tennis,  swimming,  horseback  rid- 
ing, golf  and  shooting.  Residence:  4003 
Dalsy-ave.     Office:   442   Engineers  Bldg. 

DANFORTH,  Arthur  Edwardit,  Iron  ore 
salesman;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  6,  1884;  son 
John  Howard  and  Kate  (Ingersoll)  Danforth; 
educated,  Shaw  high  school;  Oberlln  College; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  17,  1912  to  Jane 
Hlllyard — children,      Katherlne     Alice,     John 


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Hillyard,  ■William  Howard,  Harold  Coleman, 
Elizabeth  Jane,  Marjorie  Anne  Danforth  and 
Arthur  Edwards  Danforth  Jr.;  director  Ogle- 
bay,  Norton  &  Co.;  member  American  Iron  & 
Steel  Institute;  New  England  Society  of 
Cleveland;  "Cheshire  Cheese"  of  Cleveland; 
Union  Club,  Cleveland;  Duquesne  Club,  Pitts- 
burgh, Buffalo  Athletic  Club;  Hamilton, 
(Wis.)  Club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
1890   Rudwick-rd.      Office:   1202  Hanna  Bldg. 

DANFORTH,  Jnne  Hillyard,  born,  Cleve- 
land, April  7,  1891;  daughter  Wm.  R.  and 
Daisy  (Green)  Hillyard;  educated,  Shaw  high 
school.  1909;  Cleveland  Kindergarten  Train- 
ing school;  married,  Cleveland,  April  17,  1912 
to  Arthur  Edwards  Danforth — children, 
Katherine  Alice,  John  Hillyard,  "William  How- 
ard, Harold  Coleman,  Elizabeth  Jane,  Mar- 
jorie Anne  Danforth  and  Arthur  Edwards 
Danforth  Jr.;  member  New  England  society 
and  Women's  City  club.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  1890  Rudwick-rd. 

DANGLER,  Frank  Barker,  manufacturing; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  22,  1888;  son  D.  Edw. 
and  Effie  (Schofield)  Dangler;  educated.  Sib- 
lev  public  and  University  school;  Asheville 
school,  Asheville,  N.  C;  Tale  Sheffield  Scienti- 
fic school;  married,  Cleveland.  Jan.  23,  1924 
to  Gladys  M.  Cottingham;  assoc.  Dangler 
Stove  Co.,  Div.  American  Stove  Co.;  member 
Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Country  and  Kirtland 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  9913 
Lake   Shore-blvd.      Office:    5017    Perkins-ave. 

DANIELS,  Irr-inp  L..,  civil  engineer;  born, 
Oberlin,  O.,  June  26,  1877;  son  Theodore  F. 
and  Julia  H.  (Lewis)  Daniels;  educated,  pub- 
lic and  high  schools,  Lorain,  O. ;  Berea  college, 
Berea,  Ky. ;  Oberlin  college,  Oberlin,  O.;  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science;  married,  Corinna, 
Me.  to  Lilla  E.  Wood — children,  2nd  Lt. 
Harold  Kennan,  Archibald  Holmden,  William 
Theodore  and  Alice  Campbell  Daniels;  during 
world  war  he  was  commissioned  capt.  in  the 
engineer  corps,  U.  S.  army,  trained  at  the 
2nd  engineer  officers  training  camp.  Fort 
Leavenworth,  organized  the  509th  engineers 
battalion,  served  at  Camps  Travis,  Lee, 
Devons  and  Humphreys  and  in  France  in 
charge  of  water  supply  construction,  as  com- 
manding officers  of  the  521st  engineers  and 
as  zone  major  in  settlement  of  war  claims; 
did  electrical  construction  work,  railroad 
construction  and  maintenance  work  with  L. 
S.  &  M.  S.  Ry.  Co..;  road  design  and  construc- 
tion with  country  engineer;  engineer  in 
charge  of  power  plant  work,  industrial  con- 
struction and  stadium  for  "Giants''  at  Polo 
Grounds,  New  York;  in  business  for  himself 
since  1912,  except  during  war  period;  advisor 
Billings  Polytechnic  Inst.;  Case  Alumni  assn.; 
life  member  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  mem- 
ber Home  Builders  Exchange;  American 
Society  of  ilechanical  Engineers;  Phi  Delta 
fraternity;  I>ookout  camp.  No.  466  Sons  of 
Veterans;  Uniform  Rank  Sons  of  Veterans; 
C;ieveland  Commandery;  Veterans  of  Foreign 
Wars,  Cleveland  Post  No.  84;  American 
Legion,  Meuse-Rhine  Post;  I.  O.  O.  F.,  Cleve- 
land City  lodge.  No.  5.;  Cleveland  Boat, 
Tippecanoe  and  (Cleveland  Automobile  clubs; 
member  Church  of  the  Covenant.  Recreation: 
yachting  and  automobiling.  Residence:  53 
Beverly  Hills-dr.  Euclid,  O.  Office:  2036  E. 
105th-st. 

D.4NIELS.  Lllla  Wood;  born,  Corinna,  Me., 
Sept.  21,  18S5:  daughter  William  Ireland  and 
Alice  Ellen  (Fisher)  Wood;  educated,  public 
schools  and  Corinna  Union  Academy;  mar- 
ried, Corinna,  Me.  to  Irving  Lewis  Daniels — 
children,  2nd  Lt.  Harold  K.,  Archibald  Holm- 
den,   William    Theodore    and   Alice    Campbell 


Daniels;  asst.  post  master  and  departmental 
clerk  in  Washington;  world  war,  organized 
and  had  charge  of  government  office  employ- 
ing 450  clerks,  also  Red  Cross  activities; 
formerly  teacher  in  public  schools,  press  cor- 
respoident,  author  and  government  clerk; 
member  League  of  American  Pen  Women; 
National  Geographic  society;  past  worthy 
matron  Order  of  the  Eastern  Star;  past  grand 
Ruth  Order  of  the  Eastern  Star;  vice-grand, 
Rebeccah  lodge;  parliamentarian,  Republican 
Women  of  Euclid;  member  Republican  Wom- 
en of  Ohio;  League  of  Women  Voters;  Euclid 
Community  club;  Women's  Christian  Tem- 
perance Union;  past  pres.  Corinna  Literary 
club  and  Alumni  assn.,  C.  U.  A.;  member 
Church  of  the  Covenant.  Residence:  53  Bev- 
erly  Hills-dr.,   Euclid,    O. 

DAOUST,  Clara  Bunts,  born,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  23,  1890;  daughter  Dr.  Frank  E.  and 
Harriet  (Taylor)  Bunts;  educated,  Mittel- 
berger  school,  1908;  Miss  Church's  school, 
Boston,  1909;  married,  Cleveland,  April  24, 
1912  to  Edward  Chellis  Daoust — children. 
Frances,  Edward  Chellis,  Mary  Hooker  and 
Susan  Daoust;  world  war,  chairman  surgical 
dressings,  division  Red  Cross  and  canteen 
service;  member  volunteer  committee  of 
Associated  Charities;  house  committee  Ma- 
ternity hospital;  Cleveland  Junior  League 
(pres.) ;  N.  Y.  Junior  League  club  and 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2323  StiU- 
man-rd. 

DAOUST,  Edward  Chellis,  lawyer;  born. 
Defiance,  O.,  Oct.  19,  1887;  son  Charles  J.  and 
Mary  (Hooker)  Daoust;  educated,  Defiance 
high  school.  University  of  Mich,  and  Yale 
Univ.,  LL.B.  1909;  married,  Cleveland  Apr.  24, 
1912  to  Clara  Louise  Bunts — children,  Frances, 
Edward  Chellis  Jr.,  Mary  Hooker  and  Susan 
Daoust;  United  States  commissioner  Northern 
district  of  Ohio  1912-1915;  member  troop  A. 
(Cleveland)  1910-1913;  acting  sec.  District 
Appeal  Board  during  world  war;  assisted 
with  Red  Cross  work  in  Washington  D.  C. ; 
admitted  to  Ohio  bar  1909;  has  practiced 
.«ince  that  time;  now  associated  with  the 
firm  of  Wilkin,  Cross  &  Daoust,  established 
1914:  special  partner  in  Murfey,  Blossom 
Morris  &  Co.,  investment  dealers  and  mem- 
bers New  York  Stock  Exchange;  director 
Midland  Bank;  director  and  sec.  Union 
Mortgage  Co.;  director,  Guarantee  Title 
&  Trust  Co.;  director  of  various  other 
financial  and  real  estate  companies;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Cleveland, 
Ohio  and  American  Bar  assns.;  trustee  Cleve- 
land Clinic  Foundation,  University  School. 
Euclid-ave.  assn.  and  vice-pres.  Cleveland 
Real  Estate  board;  member  Corbey  Court 
and  Phi  Delta  Phi  societies  of  Yale  Univ.; 
member  Sons  of  American  Revolution;  mem- 
ber Omega  lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  Yale 
club  of  New  York;  member  Union,  University 
(pres.  1925),  Hermit,  Rowfant,  Mid-Day 
(director),  Country  (sec.i  treas.),  Kirtland 
Country,  Pepper  Pike  Country  and  Nisi 
Prius  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  collecting 
rare  books;  has  one  of  the  finest  collections 
of  Dickens  first-editions  in  the  country. 
Residence:  2323  Stillman-rd.  Office:  1100 
Union   Mortgage    Bldg. 

D.\RBY,  Burton  Roy,  vice-pres.;  born,  Bay 
Village,  Mar.  8,  1898;  son  Thos.  J.  and 
Margaret  (Hornburger)  Darby;  educated. 
West  high  school;  Baldwin  Wallace  college, 
LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  3,  1916  to 
E.  Pauline  Chapman — children,  Dorothy 
Marie  and  Richard  E.  Darby;  asst.  mgr. 
mortgage  loan  dept.  Guardian  Trust  Co.  1917- 
1923;  sec.  and  asst.  treas.  The  Realtv  Bond 
&  Mortgage  Co.  1923-1926;  pres.  and  director 
The  Leader  Mortgage  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  dl- 


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rector  The  Colonial  Mortgage  Investment 
Co.,  Baltimore;  member  Delta  Theta  Phi  law 
fraternity;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Resi- 
dence: 1624  Cordova-ave.  Office:  308  Euclid- 
ave. 

D.\RLI.\G,  Perry  J.,  banker;  born,  Elyria, 
O.,  Sept.  10.  1869;  son  Byron  V.  and  Cynthia 
(Adams)  Darling;  educated,  Elyria  high 
school;  Oberlin  business  college;  world  war, 
member  Cleveland  War  Council;  asst.  treas. 
Rod  Cross  council;  sec.  Superior  Trust  Co.; 
organizer  and  pres.  Commonwealth  Banking 
and  Tru.'^t  Co.;  vice-pres.  Ohio  Trust  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
1118    Euclid-av. 

DARXELI.,  Donfclnn  Leonard,  sales  execu- 
tive and  engineer;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  19, 
1891;  son  Louis  Fielder  and  Belle  Langdon 
(Long)  Darnell;  educated,  Case  School  Ap- 
plied Science,  B.  S.,  1913;  elected  societv 
of  Sigma  Xi  (honorary);  M.  E.  1916;  E.  E. 
1919,  Case  School;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
14,  1920  to  Lyndell  Decker;  world  war,  served 
17   months   in   U.   S.   army,   Sept.    22,    19i7-Feb. 

11,  1919;  enlisted  as  private  332nd  Inf.,  served 
successively  in  hdqrs.  83rd  div.;  engineer- 
ing div. ;  ordnance  dept.  and  staff  of  chief 
of  field  artillery;  promoted  to  rank  of  capt., 
U.  S.  A.  Recreation:  tennis,  golf  and  swim- 
ming. Residence:  1181  Brockley-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.  Office:  2180  "W.  25th  st.  (The  Baker 
Itaulang  Co.) 

DAl'TELi,  Gertrude  Ferre  Taylor,  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  William  G.  and  Belle 
(Ferre)  Taylor;  educated,  Cleveland  grade 
and  Central  high  schools;  Lake  Erie  college, 
Painesville,  O. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1902  to 
Willis  E.  White — children,  Florence  Ferre, 
Henry  Clay.  Jeanette  Hayes  and  Gertrude 
Victoria  White;  married.  New  York  City 
to  Carl  Dautel — children,  Virginia  Eugenie 
Dautel;  member  Delta  Gamma  Phi  sorority; 
Social  Study  and  Matinee  clubs.  Residence: 
3003    Lincoln-blvd. 

DAVENPORT,  I.eroy  Benjninin.  attorney 
at  law;  born,  Kinzua.  Pa.,  July  6,  1888;  son 
Chas  Wesley  and  Joanna  (Robinson)  Daven- 
port; educated,  Adelbert  College,  W.  R.  Law 
school.    LL.B. ;    married,    Unionville,    O.,    June 

12,  1915  to  Marjorie  Nicholas — children,  John 
Nicholas  and  David  Wesley  Davenport;  mem- 
ber of  law  firm  Dustin,  McKeehan,  Merrick, 
Arter  and  Stewart;  director,  Ferro  Enamel- 
ing Co..  and  Cuyahoga  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
member  Phi  Delta  Phi,  Delta  Sigma  Rho 
and  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternities;  "R"  Club, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  American  Bar  assn.; 
Kirtland,  Hermit,  Country  and  Union  clubs. 
Residence:  2651  Fairmount  Blvd.  Office.  920 
Guardian  Bldg. 

DAVENPORT,  Mnrjorie  MchoIaH,  born, 
Cleveland,  June  5.  1891;  daughter  Frederic 
M.  and  Jennie  (Hopper)  Nicholas;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  and  Mrs.  Dow's  School, 
Briarcliff  Manor;  married,  UnlonvUle,  O., 
June  12,  1915  to  Leroy  Benjamin  Davenport — 
children,  John  Nicholas  and  David  Wesley 
Davenport;  member  D.  A.  R. ;  Women's  City 
club.      Residence:    2651    Fairmount    Blvd. 

D.VVERN.  Ila  Purvlw.  born.  West  Liberty, 
Iowa;  daughter  Charles  A.  and  Alice  (Elzey) 
Purvis;  educated.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa,  B.  A., 
1910;  married.  Davenport,  la..  Oct.  27,  1919 
to  Frank  C.  Davern;  world  war.  Red  Cross 
worl\;  aid  in  State  dept.  of  education,  Idaho; 
instructor  St.  Margaret's  Hall  (Episcopal 
boarding  school),  Boise,  Idaho;  principal 
Kuna  (Idaho)  high  school;  Instructor  mathe- 
matics, Marshalltown  (la.)  high  school;  mem- 
ber Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity;  Lakewood 
Women's  club.  Recreation:  shooting,  hunt- 
ing and  swimming.  Residence:  1292  Hall  ave., 
Lakewood. 


D.WEV,  Myra  Ellia  ChHMtian.  born.  New- 
burg,  O.,  Oct.  2,  1856;  daughter  Charles  F. 
and  Elizabeth  (C^rossingham)  Christian;  edu- 
cated, elementary  schools,  N.  Y.  City  and 
Cleveland  high  and  Normal  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  July  13,  1881  to  Thomas 
George  Davey — children,  Wheeler  Pedlar 
Davey;  world  war,  affiliated  with  W.  C.  T. 
U. ;  graduated  from  first  class  of  normal 
school,  1875;  taught  school  in  Cleveland  six 
years;  member  W.  C.  T.  U.  ever  since  Its 
organization;  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  Peace 
society;  Equal  Franchise;  United  Women  of 
the  Republic;  memljer  Miles  Ave.  Christian 
church   more   than    30   years.      Residence.   4069 

E.  93-rd  St. 

DAVID,  Herman  Hartzell,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Youngstown,  O.,  Jan.  28,  1891;  son 
Joseph  and  Fannie  David;  educated,  Landon 
elementary  and  West  high  schools;  Ohio 
Northern  Univ.  LI^B. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  1,  1917  to  Amy  T.  Birch — children,  Her- 
man and  Elaine  Eunice  David;  world  war, 
rejected  on  application  for  voluntary  en- 
listment. May  6,  1917;  actively  identified  with 
amateur  athletics  for  10  years  following 
graduation  from  high  school;  played  with 
and  managed  several  champion  teams  In 
baseball  and  basketball  in  that  period;  mem- 
ber  Cleveland    Bar    assn.;    Forest    City    lodge, 

F.  &  A.  M.     Recreation:   reading.     Residence: 
1729   Wayside-rd.     Office:    507   Ulmer  Bldg. 

DAVID,  Walter  Woodbnry,  student;  born, 
Morris,  111.,  Sept.  4,  1890;  son  Weldon  E. 
and  Susan  D.  (Woodbury)  David;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1914,  B.  S.;  Harvard  Univ. 
1921-22,  (summer)  Bexley  Hall,  Kcnyon  Col- 
lege, 1925;  world  war,  ensign,  U.  S.  N.  R., 
aboard  U.  S.  S.  Don  Juan  de  Austria,  patrol 
and  convoy  duty  in  2nd  Naval  district;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Photographic  society;  Uni- 
versity club;  1920-1924  instructor  mathe- 
matics Univ.  School;  entered  Kenyon  Jan. 
1925  as  candidate  for  Holy  Orders.  Recrea- 
tion: staff  of  Keewaydin  Camps,  Lake  Dun- 
more,  Vt.  Residence:  (present)  Bexley  Hall, 
Kenyon  College,  Gambler,  O.  Cleveland  resi- 
dence:   1981    (joodnor-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

DAVID,  W'illinm  Luther,  attornev;  born, 
Titusville,  Pa.,  Feb.  29,  1872;  son  William 
Luther  and  Eliza  Susan  (Gibson)  David; 
educated,  common  schools,  Olean,  N.  Y. ;  Find- 
lay  College,  Findlay,  O.;  Ohio  State  Univ.; 
married,  to  Mabelle  Peden — children,  George 
Hamilton  David;  world  war,  pres.  draft  board 
No.  1,  Cleveland;  mobilization  officer  for 
Cuyahoga  Co.;  member  B.  P.  O.  E.  and  Ma- 
sonic lodges;  Union,  Clifton,  Westwood  Coun- 
try and  Nisi  Prius  clubs;  six  years  prosecut- 
ing attorney,  Hancock  Co.,  O. ;  special  prose- 
cutor connected  with  attorney  general's  of- 
fice and  Dept.  of  Justice;  Ohio  National 
Guard  from  1893  to  1913,  retired  officer  with 
rank  of  major;  member  of  firm  of  Kelley, 
David  and  Cottrell.  Residence:  17224  Edge- 
water-dr.      Office:    1968   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

DAVIDSON,  Edward,  lawyer;  born,  N.  Y. 
city,  Sept.  1,  1895;  son  Frank  and  Fannie 
(Rosen)  Davidson;  educated,  public  and 
Rayen  high  schools,  Younstown,  O. ;  Ohio 
State  Univ.  (law  school);  W.  R.  U.  (law 
school);  married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Aug.  25, 
1925  to  Hilda  Helen  Jaffa;  world  war,  sea- 
man in  American  Merchant  Marine;  Ship- 
buildt-r,  Hog  Island  shipyard;  soldier,  heavy 
Artillery  corp. ;  assigned  to  Ft.  Benjamin 
Harrison;  began  active  practice  of  law  In 
Cleveland.  Ma.r.  1,  1921;  charter  member 
Tau  Epsilon  Rho  law  fraternity;  Big  Ten 
Univ.  club;  The  Temple.  Residence:  2928 
Washington-blvd.  Office:  1801  Guarantea 
Title    Bldg. 


93 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

nAVIDSOJV   Pan!  Franklin,  physician;  born,  Klwanla   school   at  Rainbow   Hospital;   mem- 

Amhprqt      O      May    IS,     1891;     son     Dr.     John  ber     Blgrelow     Lodge,     243,     F.     and     A.     M., 

Vr^nklin    arid    Mary    Louise    (Dieter)    David-  Thatcher    Chapter,     101,    R.    A.    M.,    Al    Sirat 

son-    educated     Adelbert    College,    W.    R.    U.,  Grotto;    Sleepy    Hollow    Country    club;    pres. 

A     B      1913"    School    of    Medicine,    W.    R.    U.,  Public  Mtg.  &  Investment  Co.;  pres.  Superior 

M    D*  1916-'  married,   Richmond,   Va.,  Nov.   2,  Brick  Co.     Residence:  10710  Lake-ave.  Office: 

1918  to   Nancy  Maury   Collins — children.    Bar-  4   Gordon   Arcade, 

bara   Ann    Davidson:    world    war    capt^l^LC  ^^^^            Charles   William,    insurance;    born, 

V-,    ?•    ^^''^ll      Air^ha      fritfirnitv      hSrary  Youngstown,     O.,     Dec.     25,     1870;     son     John 

Alpha     Omega     Alpha     fraternity      honorary  ^e^    ^^^^.^      Richards)     Davis;     educated, 

medical   society;   Academy   of   Medicine   O.b.  j^,.^   ^^^   Rayen  high   school,   Youngstown, 

M.    A.:    A.    M.    A. JPl    Kappa   Alpha   ^nd   Alpha  ^                   State    Univ.f  1894.    degree,    Eng.    of 

Kappa  Kappa   (Med.)   fraternities.   University  j^ines;    married,    Colorado   Springs,    Col..    Jan. 

club.     Residence:     1833     Cumberiand-ra.       ui-  j^      jg^g     ^^     Kathleen     Lawrence — children, 

flee:   10406   Euclid-ave.  Elizabeth,    Albert    Rees    II    and   Willis    Law- 

DAVIES, 

Wales,  Fe 

S"^^^'^^?•^^•H^t^"p«ton'^Sdr''en'^MaHe  Ohio""  StaVe"  UnlVr '  Frcul'ty'    cuds.      necre- 

^^"^V^'^tv^^?  n.^  navies^  sec~andtreas    Acme  ation;    golf    and    billiards.      Residence:    1587 

^.%y!fn%%''Tor^l^reliory£tyB^^^^^^^        &  Sheridan-rd..  So.  Euclid.  O.     Office:  806  Union 

Trust    Co  :    pres.     Glenville    Masonic    Temple  Mtge.   aiag. 

Building    Co.;    32nd    degree    Mason;    member         DAVIS,    Charlotte    Cotton,    auction    bridge 

Cleveland    Athletic,    W^illowlck    Country    and  teacher;  born,  Jameston,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  25,  1874; 

Rotary    clubs;    Cleveland    Chamber    of    Com-  daughter  Walter  and  Charlotte   (Sue)  Cotton; 

merce       Recreation:    golf   and   other  out  door  educated,  Central  high  school,  Cleveland,  with 

sports.      Residence:   1567    E.   108th  st.      Office:  special    English    work    later    at    College    for 

4533    St.    Clair-ave.  Women,    W.    R.    U. ;    married,    Cleveland,    Aug. 

,         ,„_.    .  „^„     r-iovo  12,     1903     to    J.    Talman    Davis;     world    war, 

DAVlES,   Sydney   A.,   lawyer     "^oj-n.^Cleve-  ^      i,g^    <3ally     in     surgical     dressings     dept. 

land,    Dec.    22.    1893;    son    John    Sydney    and  ^^       Cleveland       and       St.       Louis;       member, 

Elizabeth  (Williams)  Davles;  educated.  Lake-  -^omen's  Whist  league;  assoc.  member  Amer- 

wood  high  school;  two  years  art  work  at    \v  j^^^^    Whist    league.    Recreation:    listening    to 

R.  U.;   two  years  law  at  Cornell;  three  years  ^usic;    writing    fiction    and    raising    gladioli, 

law  at  Cleveland  Law  school,  LL.B.;  marriea,  Residence:    2025    E.    100th    st.    Country    home, 

Toledo,    O.,    Aug.    4,    1916   to    Lula  Hess;   vice-  Euclid,    O. 

pres..    The   Investors   Land   Co.,    Builders   Inv.  ^  ^      , 

Co    and   The   L    W.   Kemper  Realty  Co.;    sec,        DAVIS,  Harry  Lyman,  gen.    ins.   and  bank- 

Geo     I     Cramer     Inc.:    member   Delta   Upsllon  ing;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  25,   1878;  son  Evan 


Mortgage  mag.  ^^   ^.^j^   f^j.   governor;   served   as   Governor   of 

DAVIS      Alfred     Lenter,     insurance;     born,  Ohio    1921-1922;    conceived    and    rushed    com- 

Cleveland     Aug     10.    1864;    son    Henry    S.    and  pletlon    municipal    auditorium    while    mayor; 

Lolette    (Lyman)    Davis:    educated,    Cleveland  vice-pres.     Davis     &     Farley     Co.;     chairman, 

public    schools;    married,    Warren.     O..    Sept.  board   of   directors,    Ohio   Trust   Co.;    director, 

1    1887  to  Grace  I    Downs — children,   Florence  Ohio     Founders     Co.;      32nd     degree     Mason, 

L    Davis-   served   in   politics  eight  years  with  Shrlner  and  member  Grotto,  Elks  and  Knights 

late     M    'a      Hanna;     pres.     Tippecanoe     club  of    Pythias;    Cleveland   Athletic,    and    Chagrin 

in    1900'    traveling   auditor   for   Internal   Rev-  Valley     Country     clubs.       Recreation:     saddle 

enue    dept     1901-1905;    pres.    A.    L.    Davis    In-  horse  riding,  golf,  hunting  and  fishing.     Res- 

surance    Co  •    stockholder.    Republic    Casual-  idence:    3105    South    Moreland    Blvd.,    Shaker 

ty     Co       Pittsburgh,     Pa.:     member     Masonic  Hghts.       Office:     Davis     &     Farley     Bldg.,     E. 

Club,   Woodward   lodge,   Webb   Chapter,   Lake  11th    &    Chester-ave. 
Erie     Consistory       Shrine,      (Syria     Temple) ;        daviS.    Howard    Hubbell,    physician,    born, 

St'l   S^''^'"%,,K^^^^fitHfnor.%f9Vv    nerhv  Cleveland,    Apr.    18,    1883;    son    Dr.    Fredrick 

High   Noon   club       Residence     3128   E    Derby-  ^     ^^^    Hannah    M.     (Hubbell)     Davis:    edu- 

shire-rd        Cleveland     Heights.        Office.      808  gated,  Kentucky  and  West  high  school;  Univ. 

Keith    Bldg.  of    Mich.,    A.    B.    1906;    W.    R.    Medical    school. 

DAVIS,  Alton  F.,  vice-pres.;  born.  Palmyra,  M.D.  1910;  Harvard  Post  Grad.,  1914;  married, 

O..     Oct.     24.     1889;     son     F.     J.     and     Harriet  Cleveland,   Feb.   24,   1925   to  Ann  Breitenstein; 

(Hiser)     Davis;     educated,    Ohio    State    Univ.  world    war.    Medical    Corp.    Aug.    9,    1917-July 

(Elec.    eng.);    married.    Alliance,    O.,    Nov.    16,  3,     1919;    attached    to    British    Expeditionary 

1921    to   Carrie   E.   Spring;   director   and   vice-  Forces  in  France;  received  American  D.  S.  C., 

pres.    Lincoln    Electric    Co.;    member    Ameri-  Jan.    8,    1918;    wounded    St.    Quintln,    Mar.    21, 

can  Institute  Elec.  Eng.  and  American  Weld-  1918;    member    Cleveland    Academy    of    Medi- 

ing    Society;    University    club;    Sigma    Alpha  cine;    Ohio    State    Medical    society:    American 

Epsilon   and   Eta  Kappa  Nu    (honorary  socle-  Medical    assn.;    Phi    Beta   Pi   and   Phi    Gamma 

ty).       Residence:     12985    Cedar-rd.,    Cleveland  Delta  fraternities;  American  Legion;  Veterans 

Hghts.     Orfice:  The  Lincoln  Electric  Co.,  Colt  of    Foreign    wars;    Knights    of    Pythias    and 

and  Klrby-rds  Masonic     lodges;     Lakewood     Country     club. 

Residence:     1291     Lakeland-ave.,     Lakewood. 

DAVIS.    Chas    U..    retired;    born,    Cleveland,  Office:   1730  W.   25th  st. 

Nov.    3,    1872;    son    David    and    Margret    (Dud-  _     ,       .                      . 

ley)  Davis;  educated,  Cleveland  schools;  mar-  DAVIS,    John     Richard*,     gen.      Insurance; 

Tied,   Cleveland,   1898.  to   Daisy  M.   Harrison—  born,     Youngstown,     O.,     May     35,     1881;     son 

children,    Margret    Davis;    past    pres.    Cleve-  John  Rees  and  Maria   (Richards)   Davis;  edu- 

land    Klwanis    club;    gov.    5th    div.    of    Ohio  cated,    Youngstown    public    and    Rayen    high 

Kiwanis;     past     pres.     Fellowcraft     club     of  schools;    (Tulver    Military     Academy,     Culver, 

Cleveland,    (now    Graphic   Arts   club);    chair-  Ind.;    married,   Youngstown,    O.,    Dec.    3,    1902 

man  special  objective  com.  Kiwanis  club  for  to     Myrtle     Barnes — children,     John     Robert 

94 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Davis;   councilman   at  large  Youngstown,   O.,  DAWSON,     Jean     Backun,     born,     Dedham, 

1904-06;    member    Fire    Prevention    and    Con-  Mass.,   Aug.    11,    1882;   daughter   Arthur  Mann 

servation    com.    In    Ind.    during    world    war;  and    Eliza     V.     (Burton)     Backus;     educated, 

treas.    The    Albert    Rees    Davis    Co.;    member  Smith    College,    A.    B.,    1904;    married     Cleve- 

Cleveland    Radio    Experimentors    club,    (pres.  land,  Nov.  17,  1910  to  Archll)ald  Nail  Dawson, 

in    1925);    board    of    visitors    Culver    Military  M.    D. — children,    William    Burton,    Archibald 

Academy;       Life       Member      Culver      Legion;  Nail,  Jr.,  and  Elizabeth  Jane  Dawson;  trustee 

Heights   Masonic  lodge   633;   Chapter  No.   206;  Lakewood    public    library;    member    D.    A.    R. 

Coeur  De  Lion  Commandery  No.  64;  Al  Koran  and    Women's    City    club.       Residence:     16105 

Temple.      Recreation:     radio     experimenting.  Detroit-ave.,    Lakewood. 

Residence:     1844     Lee-rd,     Cleveland     Hghts.  nwvsoTW    Robert  H     lawver*  born,  Pontlac, 

Office:   806  Union  Mortgage   Bldg.  Mfch.    Ma?ch  28    iss"!' so^Yo^in  W  'and  Jeari 

DAVIS,  Kntberlne  Weldenkopf,  daughter  Han.ilton;  educated,  Unlv  of  Mich.,  A.  B. 
A.  J.  and  Lillian  (Van  Camp)  Weidenkopf;  1903;  Western  Reserve  Unlv  I'l-B .  1909 
married.  Cleveland,  Nov.  8,  1924  to  Raymond  married,  Pueblo,  Colo.,  Sept.  14,  1910  to  Luna 
Lloyd  Davis.  Residence:  3324  Norwood-rd..  Cooper— children,  Luna  E.  and  Jean  L.  Daw- 
Shaker  Hffhts  son;  member  advisory  board,  Cuyahoga 
anaKer   iignia.  County;    Phi    Delta   Phi   fraternity;    Cleveland 

D.WIS,    Kathleen    Lawrence,    born,    West-  Athletic,     University     and     Canterbury     Golf 

cliff,  Colo.,  1882;  daughter  Dr.  George  W.  and  clubs.       Recreation:     baseiiall     and     football. 

Harriet    (Powars)    Lawrence;    educated,    Miss  }{esidence:       3007       Berkshire-rd.,      Cleveland 

Baldwin's  School,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  1901;  mar-  Hghts.     Office:  725  Soc.  for  Sav.  Bldg. 

Tied,    Colorado    Springs.    1909    to    Charles    W.  ,             „,        ,      j     o  «* 

Davis-^children,     Elizabeth,     Albert     Rees    II  DAY,    Anna    Louise,   born,    Cleveland,    bept. 

and  Willis  Lawrence  Davis;  member  Women's  14,    1853;    daughter    Henry    H.    and    Ellen    M. 

City     Club.       Residence:     1587     Sherlden-rd.,  Barnett;    educated,    Cleveland    public    school; 

South   Euclid,   O.  married,    Elyria,    O.,    Dec.    24,    1869    to    Amzl 

Jerome    Day — children,    Charles    Arthur    Day 

DAVIS,  Raymond  L.,   lawyer;    born,   Monti-  ^nd  Marguerite  Day  Douhet;  father  and  hus- 

cello,    Ind.,    Sept.    9,    1892;   son    Daniel    L.    and  band    served    In    civil    war.      Residence:    9810 

Frances     (Bush)     Davis;     educated,     Phillips  Denison-ave. 

Exeter    Academy    and    Harvard,    A.    B.,    cum  '                                   ^            ^      *.         r» 

laude,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  8,  1924  DAY,  William  L.,  lawyer;  born.  Canton,  O., 

to    Katherine    Weidenkopf;    world    war,    com-  Aug.    13,    1876;    son    William    R.    and    Mary    L. 

missioned    2nd    lleut.    F.    A.    at   second    train-  (Schaefer)  Day;  educated,  Wllliston  Seminary 

Ing  camp;  asso.  with  law  firm  of  Krueger  &  and   Univ.  of  Michigan,   LL.B.;   married,   Caro. 

Pelton;    director,    Cleveland    Structural    Steel  Mich.,   Sept.    10,   190l   to   Elizabeth    E.   McKay 

Co.;   sec.   and  treas..   Pontlac  Oil   Co.;   member  —children,    William    R.     and    Jean     Cameron 

Cleveland    Bar    Assn.;    Service    lodge    No.    658  Day;    U.    S.    dist.    attorney    1908-1911;    U.    fa. 

F.  &  A.  M.;  Heights  Chapter  No.  206  R.  A.  M.;  dist.      judge,      1911-1914;^    member^    *l'""V,,»°^ 

Army   &  Navy  '                       _.         t^-  . 
and     Harvard 


fishing.     Resider.»,c.  oo-t  xiu.  vy wuu-iu.,  .oiicvjvci ,    -  t3„„!/i^„««.     tota 

Hghts.     Office:   1940  E.   6th  St.  Town     &     Countrjf     clubs        Residence.     2236 

Harcourt-dr.      Office:    1728    Engineers    Bank 

DAVIS,  Rees  Howell,  attorney  at  law;  born,  Bldg. 

Malad,  Idaho,  Aug.  19,  1892;  son  Rees  Howell  DeACRES,  Clyde  H.,  sec;   born,   Iowa,   Oct. 

and    Sophia    (Lewis)    Davis;    educated,    Ober-  g,  1882;  son  James  H.  and  Belle  H.  (Houston) 

lin    College.    A.    B.;     Western     Reserve     law  De  Acres;    educated,    Cornell    college;    married, 

f'^^^Q^d  P^-^-^  married,   Hamburg    N.  Y.,  Oct.  j^.^^      j^n.  29,  1908  to  Zola  Marietta— children, 

1,    1918    to   Marjorie    Talarmo — children,    Ruth  ^jj^^^    Virginia;    private,    1st    regt.    Iowa    Na- 

M    and  Ann  Davis;  assoc.  Cleveland  board  of  tional  Guard;  private,  49th  regt.  Iowa  volun- 

educatlon    1921;    member    Cleveland    Athletic  j^ry    Inf.,    Spanish    American    war;    1st    lieut. 

and   City    clubs       Residence:    11508    Ashbury-  company   G   Iowa  National   Guard;    1st  lieut. 

ave.     Office:    1540   Guardian  Bldg.  battalion     adjutant,     Iowa     National     Guard; 

D.\WLEY,  Arthur  Addison,  real  estate;  sec.-dlrector,  Wm.  Taylor  Son  &  Co.;  mem- 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  9,  1887;  son  Jay  P.  and  ber  Union,  Shaker  Hghts.  Country,  Mid-Day, 
Iva  G.  (Canfleld)  Dawley;  educated.  Phillips  Athletic  City  and  Advertising  clubs.  Resi- 
Exeter  Academy,  1901-1905;  \^estern  Re-  dence:  2330  Delamere-dr.  Offloo:  630  Euclid- 
serve  Univ.  class  of  1909,  did  not  finish;  mar-  ^.ve. 

ried,  Cleveland,  Apr.  30,  1919  to  Florence  I.  DEAN,  Dorothy  S.  Mudge,  born,  Baltimore, 
Lynn — children,  Arthur  A.,  Frances  L.  and  Md.,  June  28,  1890;  daughter  Frank  and  Mar- 
Barbara  A.  Dawley;  Troop  A.  1st  Ohio  garet  (Simon)  Mudge;  educated  Friends 
Cavalry,  Texas  border  duty  1916,  corp. ;  world  school,  Baltimore,  Md.;  married,  Baltimore, 
war,  1st  lieut.,  135th  F.  A.  1917-1919,  Includ-  Md.,  May  29,  1915  to  Grove  Parker  Dean — 
ing  service  at  front  in  France,  volunteer;  children,  Frances  Phillips  and  Orville  Adel- 
business  property  specialist;  member  Delta  liert  Dean;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Kappa  Epsllon  fraternity;  Canterbury  Golf  Residence:  3163  Sycamore-rd.,  Cleveland 
club.  Residence:  2451  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleve-  Hghts. 
land   Hghts.     Office:   806   Fidelity  Mtge.   Bldg.  DECKER,  Harry,  gen.  contractor  and  bulld- 

DAWSON,   Archibald   Nail,   physician;   born,  ^-  "orn    Cleveland.  Feb    14    1864 ;  son  Dence- 

T.,T,£»    90      1889-    o/^r,     txriiiiorr,    r-horviK^Jl™    .> „ H  man  and  Adriana   (Van   Lesser)   Decker,  edu- 

i^Jll  I'l^ln.'  i^^Z.7^    l^Z.?/^^t   \^IL  cated.    public    schools    of    Cleveland;    married, 

Mary  E    (Nail)   Dawson;  educated,  Ohio  Wes-  Cleveland.    May    31.    1888    to    Evelyn    Weihl— 

leyan    Univ.,    A.    B.;    Western    Reserve    Medl-  children,     five    daughters;     successfully     con- 

cal    school,    M.    p.;    married.    Cleveland.    Nov.  ducted   a  dry  goods  and  ladies  ready-to-wear 

17.      1910      to      Jean      W.      Backus — children,  business    at    2710    W.     25th    St.;    treas..    mgr. 

William    Burton.    Archibald    Nail    and    Eliza-  and  director  The  Decker  Realty  Co.;  director 

beth    Jane    Dawson;    member   Phi    Rho    Sigma  pearl  St.  Savings  &  Trust  Co.,  Marvel  Amuse- 

and    Sigma    Alpha    Epsllon    fraternities;    Cllf-  ment  Co.  and  Cleveland  Vending  Co.;  trustee 

ton  and  Sleepy  Hollow  golf  clubs.    Residence:  Euclld-ave.   Baptist  church;   member  Masonic 

16105    Detroit-ave..    Lakewood.     Ofltlce:    16703  lodge;  K.   of  P.    Residence:   2809   Walton-ave. 

Detroit-ave.,    Lakewood,  Office:      8110    W.    25th-»t. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


DeCUMBE.  J.  William,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  J,  1885;  son  Philip  and 
Emilie  (Schmitt)  DeCumbe;  educated,  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ.  A.  B.,  190S;  Harvard  law 
school;  Boston  Univ.  law  school,  J.  B.,  1911; 
provo.st  marshal's  office  law  dept.  under 
Hon.  W.  S.  Fitzgerald;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  life  member  Al  Koran  Templ'j;  Shrine; 
Odovene,  Harvard  and  University  clabs. 
Residence:  3813  Euclld-ave.  Office:  1215 
Williamson  Bldg. 

de  DOMINICIS,  Mario  Paolo,  teacher  of 
foreign  languages  and  lecturer;  born,  Rome, 
Italy,  Nov.  15,  1883;  son  Giuseppe  and  Maria 
(Heylandt)  de  Dominicis;  educated  at  the 
famous  aristocratic  colleges  of  Montecassino 
and  Istituto  Massimo;  frequented  the  Uni- 
versities of  Rome  and  Berlin;  previous  to  the 
war  belonged  to  the  land  reserve  of  Italy; 
during  the  war  came  to  United  States  with 
the  Italian  military  and  naval  missions;  hav- 
ing been  born  in  an  International  family 
(father  Italian  and  mother  German)  was 
brought  up  in  cosmopolitan  atmosphere,  the 
salon  of  Mrs.  de  Dominicis  being  considered 
at  one  time  the  most  cosmopolitan  salon  of 
Rome,  and  thus  became  neutral  ground  for 
the  gathering  of  diplomats;  father,  Guiseppe 
de  Dominicis  formery  personal  secretary  to 
H.  M.  King  "Victor  Emanuel  II.  Residence: 
3226    Euclid-ave. 

DEERING,  James  Sankey,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1896;  son 
James  Joseph  and  Jane  (Sankey)  Deering; 
educated,  Carroll  Univ.  1917,  A.  B.;  "W.  R. 
Medical  school,  1922,  M.  D.;  member  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  American  Medi- 
cal assn.;  Phi  Chi  medical  fraternity;  Knights 
of  Columbus  lodge,  (4th  degree);  Cleveland 
Grays.  Residence:  5816  Linwood-ave.  Office: 
same. 

DEERING,  Robert  Waller,  university  pro- 
fessor; born,  Hogansville,  Ga.,  June  27,  1865; 
son  John  Richard  and  Frances  (Covin)  Deer- 
ing; educated,  Centre  college,  Danville,  Ky. ; 
Vanderhilt  Univ.,  A.  M.,  1885;  oratorical 
medal,  founder's  medal  for  scholarship;  chem- 
istry prize;  teaching  fellowship;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa:  Univ.  of  Leipzig,  Germany,  Ph.D., 
1889;  married,  Mt.  Sterling,  Ky.,  Sept.  9,  1891 
to  .Tessie  Winn  (deceased) — children,  Dorothy 
Deering;  world  war,  dollar-a-year  man;  in- 
structor in  German,  Vanderhilt  Univ.,  1885- 
1886;  adjunct  profesor  of  German,  Vanderhilt, 
1889-1892;  professor  of  German,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  since  1892;  Dean  of  the  graduate 
faculty  Western  Reserve,  1893-1922;  member 
Modern  Language  assn.  of  America;  American 
Dialect  society:  Simplified  Spelling  board; 
Assn.  of  University  Professors;  Phi  Delta 
Theta  fraternity;  memben  Cleveland  Heights 
Tennis  club;  charter  member  University  club; 
editor  and  author  of  sundry  textbooks  in  Ger- 
man; contributor  of  reviews  and  articles  for 
magazines.  Recreation:  music  and  flowei* 
gardening.  Residence:  2931  Somerton-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  College  for  Women, 
Western    Reserve    University. 

DeGOLLIER,  Allele  .  Irene,  artist  and  art 
teacher;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  22,  1893; 
daughter  Edouard  Pierre  and  Luella  (Doo- 
little)  DeGollier;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  East  high  school;  Cleveland  School 
of  Art,  graduate  of  design;  also  normal 
courses;  world  war,  social  work  for  Canteen 
club;  vice-pres.  Cleveland  School  of  Art 
alumnn  assn.;  trustee  and  recording  sec. 
Women's  Art  club  of  Cleveland;  designer  and 
maker  of  hand-wrought  jewelry  and  silver 
ware.     Residence:    10070    Kee   Mar  Park. 


DEIBEIi,  Harry  liewlu,  lawyer;  born,  Bak- 
ersville,  Coshocton  Co.,  O.,  Sept.  25,  1881;  son 
Jacob  Henry  and  Mary  (Wentz)  Delbel;  edu- 
cated, Denison  Univ.  (academic)  A.B. ;  West- 
ern Reserve  law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, July  31,  1916  to  Marian  Crawford  Bru- 
baker — children,  Frances  Mary  and  Beatrice 
Grace  Deibel;  author  of  "Deibel's  Ohio  Pro- 
bate Code"  used  generally  in  Ohio;  profes- 
sor, law  of  wills  and  trusts,  Cleveland  law 
school;  member  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity; 
Masonic  lodge;  K.  of  P.  Residence:  7212  Clln- 
ton-ave.      Office:    Engineers    Bldg. 

DE  KAISER,  Jacob,  lawyer;  born,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  Feb.  22,  1878;  son  Hyman  and 
Rachel  (Margolis)  De  Kaiser;  educated. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1899;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  12,  1918  to  Mildred  M.  Rahr, 
member  Naval  Reserves,  Cuyahoga  County; 
War  board.  No.  2;  director  The  Wilson  Rubber 
Co.,  Cleveland  Securities  Co.  and  Frankel 
Chevrolet  Co.;  member  I.  O.  B  .B.,  No.  16; 
K.  P.  Deak  lodge;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Beachmont  Country  club.  Recreation:  hand- 
ball, golf,  horseback  riding,  fishing,  motor- 
ing and  swimming.  Residence:  2438  Euclid- 
blvd.      Office:    1225   Guarantee  Title   Bldg. 

DEMING,  Barton  R.,  real  estate;  born, 
Windsor,  Ont.;  son  Hubert  V.  and  Susan  (Wi- 
gle)  Deming;  educated,  public  and  high 
schools  of  Sarnia,  Ont.;  married,  Chicago, 
111.,  July  8,  1908  to  Helen  A.  Rice — children, 
Elaine  Allen  Deming;  interested  in  the  de- 
velopment of  Cleveland  real  estate  since 
1903,  principally  in  E.  Cleveland;  the  Euclid 
golf  neighborhood  in  Cleveland  Hghts.,  hav- 
ing a  large  acreage  bought  from  J.  D.  Rocke- 
feller in  1913;  pres.  B.  R.  Deming  Co.;  mem- 
ber Shaker  Hghts.  Country  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  board.  Office:  505 
Bangor   Bldg. 

DEMING,  Helen  Rice,  born,  Chicago,  111.; 
daughter  I.  J.  and  Eliza  (Allen)  Rice;  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  Mich.,  B.  L. ;  post  graduate 
course  at  Univ.  of  C^hicago;  married,  Chi- 
cago, July  8,  1908  to  Barton  R.  Deming — 
children  Elaine  Allen  Deming;  formerly  prin- 
cipal of  high  school  at  C^hampion,  Mich.; 
formerly  preceptress  of  high  school  at  Ypsl- 
lanti,  Mich.;  member  Women's  City  and  Col- 
lege clubs;  Univ.  of  Mich.  Women's  league. 
Residence:     2485     Fairmount-blvd. 

DeMOOY,  Edward,  general  manager;  born 
Cleveland,  Jan.  24,  1881;  son  Cornelius  and 
(Ochsner)  DeMooy;  educated,  public  schools; 
twenty  years  with  Fairbanks  Morse  Co.,  last 
four  years  as  Cleveland  manager;  vice-pres. 
and  gen'l  mgr.  The  Cleveland  Motor  Car  Sales 
Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  Club.  Residence:  1212  Manor  Park, 
Lakewood,  O.  Office:  Prospect-ave.  at  E. 
40th   St. 

DEMPSEY,.  John  Bonrne,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  26,  1888:  son  James  H.  and 
Emma  N.  (Bourne)  Dempsey;  educated,  Yale 
college,  B.  A.,  1911;  Harvard  law  school, 
LL.B.,  cum  laude,  1915;  Yale  Univ.,  M.  A., 
1915;  private  Troop  A,  1st  Ohio  Cav.,  Mexi- 
can Border  service;  world  war,  capt.  323rd 
F.  A.;  overseas  service;  member  Ohio  House 
of  Representatives,  1923-1924  and  1925-1926; 
associated  with  law  firm  Squire,  Sanders  and 
Dempsey,  since  1915;  director  The  Bourne 
Fuller  Co.  and  The  Cleveland  Varnish  Co.; 
member  Cleveland,  Ohio  and  American  Bar 
assns.;  trustee  University  school  and  trustee 
Lake  View  Cemetery  assn.;  member  Union, 
Tavern,  University,  Country,  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  and  Klrtland  Country  clubs;  also   Yale 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

club    of    New    York.      Residence:    12814    Lake    Co.,    1918-1923.      Residence:    IIGOO   Ablewhlte- 
Shore-blvd.  Office:   1857  Union  Trust  Bldg.  ave. 


DEIVNISON,    Marion    Beckley,    born,    Cleve- 


Helen     C.      Denison;      comptroller     Cleveland  ^^f"'=""?."«;r^IPvVlVnrt    School    o^    Educa- 

avi.«t  Pr.  •   riirf..tr>v  TViA  Tnvptt  On  •  vipp-nrp^  Alumnae    assn.,    Cleveiana    bcnooi    or    ii,uut,j. 

1  rust  Co.,  d  lectoi    The  l^ovett  Co.     vice-pres.  .                 ^    Normal  Alumnae   assn.;  sec.   West 

Cleveland    Chapter   Ohio   assn.    of   bank   audi-  gj^^'  y     W    C    A     Auxiliary,    1912;    recording 

tors;    member    Lakewood    Masonic    lodge    No.  ^^^   Western  Reserve  Chapter,  D.  A.  R. ;  mem- 

601;    Cunningham    Chapter;    Lakewood    Coun-  ^ier  Women's    club;   great   great   grandfather, 

try  club.     Recreation:   golf.     Residence:   Stop  josiah   Barber   was   first   mayor   of   Ohio  City, 

32    Lake-rd.,    Bay    Village,    O.      Office:    Cleve-  1336  and  one  of  the  first  Judges  of  Ohio  City; 

land   Trust   Co.    (Main   Office).  he  was  one  of  the  founders  of  St.  Johns  Epis- 

np^xisoiv        riiffni.       I.Pmuei        inve«?tment  copal   church,  the  oldest  church   organization 

DEMSON.      (-^inton      L,emiiel,      investment  Cleveland.     Recreation:  books,  music,  golf, 

banker;    born,    Cleveland,    Feb.    9,    1886,    son  j^esidence:  1446  Rosewood-ave.,  Lakewood,  O. 

Lemuel    Taylor    and     Sarah     Louise     (Fuller)  .                  ,     ,      . 

Denison;    educated.    University    school,    1902;  DENTON,     Hal     P..     writer     and     lecturer; 

Case    School   of   Applied   Science,    1906,   bache-  born,  Chardon,  O.,  Sept.  19,  1866;  son  Richard 

lor    of    science     in    Mechanical    Engineering;  Evert    and    Lydia    Eliza    (Pomeroy)    Denton; 

Coast  Artillery  School,  Fortress  Monroe,  Va.;  left  public  schools  in  Chardon  when  10  years 

with    Murfey,    Blossom,    Morris    &    Co.;    pres.  ^j^j     ^nd     learned     printers     trade;     married, 

Phi  Delta  Theta  Club  Co.;  director  The  103rd  Washington     D.    C,    Sept.    28,    1912    to    Eliza 

O.   V.    I.    Co.;    treas.    Bond    club    of   Cleveland;  Russell  Peachy— children,  Anne  Meem  Peachy 

member    Phi    Delta    Theta    fraternity;    Xangi  Benton;     in     1886     Mr.     Denton     founded     the 

society;    University,    Cleveland    Athletic    and  Qeauga'  Democratic    Record    in    Chardon,    the 

Country      clubs.       Recreation:      baseball     and  ^j-g^  Democratic   newspaper   in   Geauga  coun- 

golf.      Residence:    3813    Euclid-ave.  ^y.  jn  ijjsg  he  was  connected  with  the  Cleve- 

DRNISON    G<>orere  Weslev    manufacturer  of  la"^  Sun   and  Voice   and   the   Cleveland   Daily 

ut^xinuss,  i^eoTge  wesiey,  manuraciurer  01  member     editorial     staff     of     Cleveland 

brick   and    tile;    born,   Mt.   Gilead,    O.,    Sept.    3.  5^"    -     x^orld    in    its   early    day-s    devoting   his 

1886;  son  William  D.  and  Rose   (Trone)  Deni-  ^^J^fngs    to    state    and    national    politics.    In 

son;     educated     Delaware,     O.,     high     school;  ^gg^     became     member     of     staff     New     York 

Culver  Military   Academy;   married.    Bay   Vil-  -rvorld-      in     1895     night     editor     New     York 

lage,   O.,   Sept.   2,   1916   to  Miriam   Ellinwood—  pj-gss-'   teturnMng     to     World     was     sent     to 

children,     Norman     Ellinwood     and     Richard  Washington  as  correspondent,   where   at  var- 

Trone    Denison;    business    production    of    clay  j^^g    times    he    represented    the    World,    The 

products;   vice-pres.   and   gen.    mgr.   The   Ohio  ^         York    Morning    Journal    (now    the    New 


"-     ^T-ii >;      A^- ooon   1?       J during    a    consiaeraoie    pan    01    ma    a\.a,y    ik 

Bay  Village,  O.     Office  8829  Broadway.  Washfngton   was   the   accredited   official   rep- 

DENISON,   Miriam   Ellinwood,   born,    Cleve-    resentatiye   in   America  of   the   Mexican   Her- 


land,   June    4,    1892;   danght 
Anna     T.     (Williams)      Ell 


ter    (Carroll'  B     and    aid,    official    organ    of    President    Diaz    at    the 

inwood      educated     Mexican    capital;    in    1899    was    chief    of    the 

voc^a,-    ^rfiw«'    department    of    publicity    and    promotion    of 


i^:   ^sl'^t\.?:^lfr'o.\Ts^L''ior.^  ^ri^Sif^ia£-^^I^c^n^Sd 

Hathaway  Brown  Alumnae  assn.;  Y.  W    C   A.;  ^^^use    o^    the    Ma'ne    disaster,  ^accompanied 

Women's  City   club.     Residence:   Bay  Village,  Ernpero"   Kaiser    Wilhelm,    and    at    the    time 

'-'•  head    of    the    Germany    Navy,    on    his    entour- 

DENISON,    Robert    Fuller,    attorney;    born,  age    of    America,     and    was    with     Professor 

Cleveland,    Jan.    4,    1876;    son    Lemuel    Taylor  Samuel    Langley    when    the    latter    made    his 

and  Sarah  Louise  (Fuller)  Denison;  educated,  first    attempt    to     flv    with    his    machine;     in 

Williams   college,    A.    B.,    1897;    Columbia    law  various   campaigns   he   traveled   with   McKin- 

school,   LL.B.,   1900;   married,  Ossining,    N.   Y.,  ley,  Roosevelt,  Taft,   Bryan  and  Hiram  John- 

Oct.   11,   1899   to   Elizabeth   Brainerd   Thomson  son;    in    1906    he    edited    the    Savannah    (Ga.) 

• — children,   Robert   Borodel   and   Elizabeth   St.  Morning  News;  in  1912  confidential  advisor  to 

John    Denison;    member    firm   Squire,   Sanders  Gov.   Judson  Harmon,  of  Ohio,  and   in   charge 

&    Dempsey;     author    Manuel    for    Municipal  of   his   national   headquarters    in    Washington 

Bonds;    member    Phi    Delta    Theta,    Phi    Beta  and     at     the     Baltimore     convention     when     a 

Kappa   and   Phi   Delta   Phi    fraternities;   Gar-  candidate  for  nomination  for  president;  later 

goyle   society;   Union,   University,   Canterbury  jn    the    year,    at    the    personal    solicitation    of 

and  Country  clubs;  Williams  club.  New  York,  former    President    Roosevelt,    he    handled    the 

Residence:    2873    North    Park    Blvd.       Office:  publicitv  for  the  Bull  Moose  campaign  in  Illi- 

1857  Union  Trust  Bldg.  nois;   during  the  campaign  of   1908  chief  edl- 


eux' Dennis;   technician   in    engineering  dept.    York;    Adventurers'    and    Press    clubs     Chl- 
National    Lamp    Works    of    General    Electric    cago;    Press    club,    Pittsburgh    and    Kiwanis 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

club,   Cleveland.   Residence:    2769   Lancashire  Residence:  2313  Bellfleld-ave.  Office:  546  Rose 

rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Federal  Reserve  Bldg. 

Bank  Bldg.,  Chicago,  IlL  deSAUZEJ,  E:mile  Blals,  director  of  foreign 

DePODE.STA,  ^VilIiam  Aneafitin,  art  book-  languages;  born.  Tours,  France,  Dec.  7,  1878; 
binder;  born,  Dublin,  Ireland,  Nov.  16,  1866;  son  Eugene  E.  and  Marie  (Beaubeau)  de- 
son  John  M.  and  Anna  (Boyce)  dePodesta;  ed-  Sauze;  educated,  Montmorillon  College,  Univ. 
ucated,  Kildare  Street  school,  St.  Stephen's  of  Poitiers,  St.  Joseph's  college,  Philadelphia, 
school  and  Trinity  college,  Dublin,  Ireland;  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  resided  and  studied  in  Eng- 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  1916  to  Mary  Goode;  land  and  Germany;  married,  France,  1902  to 
world  war,  served  with  Canadians  in  train-  Melanie  Philips — children,  one;  member  of  ex- 
Ing,  Windsor,  Nova  Scotia;  eleven  months  ecutive  committee  Liberty  Loan  organization; 
overseas  in  the  Sixth  Dragon  Guards  (British  head  of  department  Romance  Languages 
Army),  1st  lieut.;  active  service  Italian  Temple  Univ.  Philadelphia  1906-1916;  pro- 
front;  received  D.  S.  O.,  Italian  de  la  Guerre,  fessor  Romance  language  department  Univ. 
Victory  and  Service  medals  designed  and  of  Penn.  1916-1918;  director  of  foreign 
tooled  handsome  books  in  London,  Paris,  languages,  Cleveland  1918 — director  of  the 
New  York  and  Cleveland;  prices  as  high  as  school  of  modern  languages  conducted  by 
$1000  for  single  volume;  a  prominent  amateur  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  Cleveland  School 
athlete;  held  several  world's  long  distant,  of  Education  1918 — director  of  the  Cleveland 
running  records;  Irish  cross  country  cham-  Maison  Francaise;  editor-in-chief  Foreign 
pionship;  New  England  three  miles  champion;  Language  series,  John  C.  Winston  Co.  Phil- 
also  won  a  great  many  other  races;  superin-  adelphia;  president  National  Federation  of 
tendent  Dollard  &  Son,  Dublin,  Edwin  Ives  Modern  Language  Teachers  in  United  States; 
&  Sons,  New  York,  National  Publishing  Co.,  member  Classical  as.sn.  and  Archeological 
Phila.,  Warner  Co.  Akron,  O.,  and  Forest  assn. ;  nationally  known  as  an  authority  on 
City  IJookbinding  Co.,  Cleveland;  proprietor  the  pedagogy  of  foreign  language;  contri- 
W.  A.  dePodesta  Art  Book  Binder;  member  buted  many  articles  on  the  subject  to  pro- 
Templer  lodge  No.  203  F.  &  A.  M.,  New  York;  fessional  reviews;  author  of  a  series  of  text- 
British  Legion;  British  Great  War  Veterans  books  widely  used  in  American  high  schools 
of  America;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com-  and  colleges;  member  of  Sigma  Pi  Delta  fra- 
merce;  amateur  athlete  member  of  Hadding-  ternity,  and  City  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
ton.  Metropolitan  and  County  Dublin  har-  Residence:  1852  E.  lOlst-st.  Office:  Cleveland 
riers;  London,  Manhattan,  Knickerbocker  and  Board  of  Education. 

New   York   Athletic   clubs.      Recreation:    goif,        „ „ 

swimming   and   rowing;    running   and   boxing  DESBERG,  Frederick,  attorney-at-law;  gen. 

some  years  past.     Residence:   2069  E.   69th-st.  mgr.;  born.   Wheeling,   W.    Va.,   May  22,    1883; 

Office:  421-422  Caxton  Bldg.                                   "  son   Louis   S.    and   Nancy    (Sondheimer)    Des- 

»^     «,T-.r    w    ^        »^  ,.         f-,      ^-  ^       •    •  i.  berg;   educated,   public  schools  of  Cleveland; 

»e  P^Y,  Irving  Aewton,   Baptist   minister;  western  Reserve  Univ.;   Franklin  T.  Backaus 


L"^^^?,o^^^'®»=    married,    Chicago,    111.,    Sept.  q^jo  Theatres,  past  five  years;  sec.  Cuyahoga 

29,    1913    to    Annie    Imgle— children,    Newton  Mortgage  Co.,   Geltman   Sponging  Co.   and  AL 

S:.,?enry   C.   and   Robert   W.DePuy;    pastor  e.  Lazarus  Co.;  pres.  Improved  Cloth   Spong- 

>Yil'^^^«^^^-    Baptist   church,    Rochester,   N.    Y.,  jng  Co.;  director   Superior   Walnut   Company, 

IPJ'll^i'     Baptist    church,    Marshall     Mich.,  Huron   Road   Co.,   Grace   Ella   Realty   Co.    and 

J?,^*"^A\*l=  ^^'^Y^"^"',  Baptist  church,  Chicago,  Thor  Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio 

111..      1910-1914;     Lakewood     Baptist     church,  gtate  Bar  assns.;  trustee  Euclid-ave.  Temple; 

Lakewood.  1914-1926;  now  pastor  Linden  Ave.  member     Excelsior     and      Oakwood     Country 

Baptist  Church  of  Dayton,  O.;  trustee  Cleve-  clubs.    Recreation:  golf  and  hand  ball.    Resi- 

land    Baptist    assn.,    pres.,    1924-1925.      Resi-  dence:    11115    Wade    Park-ave.       Office:    1515 

dence:    1423    Lincoln-ave.,   Lakewood.      Office:  Euclid-ave. 
Lakewood  Baptist  church,  Lakewood. 

„ ,„    „                           ^..      .     ,             ^,  DETTELBACK,    Benjamin,    locomotive    en- 

PF  1.9^    'o?**??^T'*'  architect;  born.  Cleve-  gineer;   born,   Sandusky,   O.,   1854;   son   S.   and 


3,  1910  to  Carlotta  Krause — children.  Max  and 
Use  Dercum;  member  of  firm,  Dercum  &  DETTLING,  Fred,  pres.;  born,  Akron,  O.. 
Beer,  architects;  member  Cleveland  chapter  jujy  12,  1888;  son  John  and  Elisabeth  (Bot- 
American  Institute  of  Architects;  Athletic  zum)  Dettling;  educated,  St  Josephs  Semin- 
club.  Residence:  1956  West-blvd.  Office:  ary;  Akron  high  school;  Cani.sius  college; 
4500  Euclid-ave.  married,  Akron,  O.,  Nov.  20,  1909  to  Ruth 
m7<DGUTUE^D  -c^^A^^s^t^  xxT^  -rvV,  va  ir.  I  a  Ti  •  J-  Howland  —  childTeu,  Randalin  and  Nancy 
DERSHI3IER,  Frederick  Wm..  physician  j^e^^ling;  pres.  Cleveland  Rubber  Clearing 
born,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.,  Apr.  16,  1890;  son  House  Co.;  member  Portage  Country  and 
W.  S.  and  Agnes  R.  (Evarts)  Dershimer;  edu-  Cedarhurst  Country  clubs.  Residence:  1835 
cated,  Geneva  college  two  years;  Jefferson  Windermere,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  4504  Pros- 
Medical  college,  Philadelphia,  M.D. ;  post  ^^nt  ave 
graduate  work  at  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  mar-  ^ 

ried,     Cleveland,     to     Norma     Patton     Leitch;  DEUTSCH,   Raymond,   manufacturer;    born, 

formerly  Senior  State  director  of  Internation-  Cleveland,    Jan.    1,    1883;    son    Adolphe    S.    and 

al  Health   Board  of  the   Rockefeller  Founda-  Estelle  (Meyer)  Deutsch;  educated,  Cleveland 

tion;     Service     in     British     Guiana,     Trinidad  public  schools;  Cornell  Univ.;  married,  Cleve- 

and      Alabama;      private      practice;      member  land,   Dec.   27,   1906   to   Ethel   Shrier — children, 

Cleveland   Academy    of   Medicine;    Ohio    State  Elizabeth   and   Jane   Deutsch;   treas.    Monarch 

Medical    assn.;    American    Medical    assn.;    ad-  Aluminum   Ware    Co.;    director   The    Republic 

visory  director  Industrial  section  of  National  Brass  Co.  and  The  Guardian  Lock  Wheel  Co.; 

Organization  for  public  health  nursing;  asst.  member      Excelsior.     Oakwood     and     Cornell 

visiting    physician    at    St.    Vincent's    Charity  clubs.       Residence:    1397    East-blvd.       Office: 

hospital,  neuropsychotrlc  and  medical  clinics.  4613  Payne-ave. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


DeVENNE3,  John  Clarence,  pres,;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  April  21,  1889;  son  John  and 
Mary  A.  (Jones)  DeVenne;  educated,  Adel- 
bert  college,  W.  R.  U. ;  married,  Cleveland 
Feb.  3,  1916  to  Willmetta  H.  Smith — children, 
Jane  Elizabeth,  John  Werner  and  Patricia 
Ann  DeVenne;  pres.  Cleveland  Cartage  Co.; 
sec.  The  Werner  G.  Smith  Co.;  member  Delta 
Upsllon  fraternity.  Residence:  1230  Overlook- 
rd.,  Lakewood.     Office:   1725   E.   24th-st. 

DEWALD,  Louise,  commissioner  of  City 
Cemeteries;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  3,  1877; 
daughter  William  and  Catherine  (Klump)  De- 
wald;  educated.  Cleveland  public  schools; 
started  clerical  work  in  Cemetery  dept.  June 
1,  1900;  later  as  secy,  supervisor  and  at  pres- 
ent commissioner;  served  continuously  under 
Mayors  John  Farley,  Tom  L.  Johnson,  New- 
ton D.  Baker,  Herman  Baehr,  Harry  L.  Davis, 
Wm.  Fitzgerald,  Fred  Kohler,  and  City  Man- 
ager Wm.  R.  Hopkins;  member  Altrusa,  Busi- 
ness Women's  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Rec- 
reations: baseball  and  golf.  Residence:  Suite 
No.  701  The  Commodore  Apts.  Office:  Wood- 
land Cemetery. 

DEWEY,  Daniel,  manufacturer;  born,  T\'or- 
cester,  Mass.,  Oct.  12,  1899;  son  John  C. 
and  Sarah  B.  Dewey;  educated,  Williams  col- 
lege A.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  6,  1923 
to  Edith  Ide  French — children,  Daniel  Dewey, 
Jr.  and  Joseph  Eaton;  world  war,  seaman,  U. 
S.  N.  R.  Residence:  2211  Delaware-rd.  Of- 
fice:  799   E.   140th-st. 

DEWEY,  Edith  French,  born,  Saratoga 
Springs,  N.  Y.,  July  15,  1900;  daughter  Joseph 
Oriel  and  Edith  (Ide)  Eaton;  educated,  Hath- 
away-Brown  school;  Bennett  School,  Mill- 
brook,  N.  Y  ;  Deverell  school.  New  York  City; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  6,  1923  to  Daniel 
Dewey — children,  Daniel  Dewey,  Jr.  and  Jo- 
seph Eaton  Dewey.  Residence:  2211  Dela- 
ware-rd. 

DEWEY,  Edward  N.,  real  estate  and  In- 
surance; born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  5,  1873;  eon 
J.  W.  and  Elizabeth  (Nettleton)  Dewey;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  25,  1889  to  Mabel  Dam- 
son; member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker 
clubs.  Residence:  2270  Bellfield-ave.  Office: 
1612    Union    Trust   Bldg. 

DEWEY,  Kirk  Martin,  pastor;  born,  Ft. 
Madison,  la.,  Sept.  9,  1897;  son  Siar  B.  and 
Olga  (Kirk)  Dewey;  educated,  Denmark  Acad- 
emy high  school;  Iowa  state  college,  B.  S.; 
graduate  School  of  Theology,  Oberlin,  O  ; 
married,  Springfield,  S.  D.,  July  11,  1922  to 
Grace  Gray  Thomas;  world  war,  S.  A.  T.  C. 
at  Ames,  Iowa;  pastor  Brooklyn  Heights 
church  since  Jan..  1926;  director  of  religious 
education,  Brooklyn  Hghts,  May  1924  to  Jan. 
1926;  1920-1923,  chief  chemist  Iowa  High- 
way Commission;  member  Tau  Beta  Pi 
(honorary  engineering).  Phi  Lambra  Up- 
silon  (honorary  chemical)  and  Phi  Kappa  Phi 
(honorary  scientific)  fraternities.  Recrea- 
tion:  tennis.     Residence:   1726  Shaaf-rd. 

DeWITT,  Carl  J.,  sales  mgr.  and  sec;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  29,  1889;  son  John  H.  and  M. 
A.  (Kelso)  DeWitt;  educated,  Cleveland;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Aug.  29,  1918  to  Dorothy  O. 
Tettelbach — children,  two;  served  In  world 
war;  secy.  Folberth  Inc.;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Rotary,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland 
Advertising  and  Cleveland  Yachting  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Industry.  Residence:  Olmsted 
Falls.  O.   Office:   7914-22  Lake-ave. 

DeWITT.  Clinton,  lawyer;  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  15,  1888;  son  Thomas  M.  and  Julia  T. 
(Thompson)  DeWitt;  educated,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  1910,  A.B. ;  Law  School.  1912, 
LL.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  17,  1914  to 
Margaret  W.  W^alton;  member  of  law  firm 
of   Simmons,    DeWitt   &   Vilas;    professor    of 


law.  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  trustee  Associ- 
ated Charities;  trustee  and  treas.  Legal  Aid 
Society;  member  Order  of  Coif;  Delta  Kappa 
Epilson  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Her- 
mit, Mayfleld.  University  and  Rowfant  clubs. 
Residence:  2260  Chatfield-dr.  Office:  806 
Fidelity  Mortgage   Bldg. 

DEXTER,  Richard,  physician;  born,  Boston, 
Mass.,  Sept.  19,  1878;  son  Charles  Warner  and 
Sarah  E.  (Colby)  Dexter;  educated.  Harvard 
college.  1901.  A.B.;  Harvard  Medical  school. 
M.D.  1905;  married,  April  3,  1926  to  Mrs. 
Bertha  Ornsten;  served  in  France  with  Lake- 
side unit  May  1917;  lieut.  M.R.C.U.S.A.;  served 
with  this  unit  till  Apr.  1918;  was  then  trans- 
ferred to  A.E.F.  and  became  consultant  In 
warfare  gas  poisoning  with  special  duty  with 
1st  Army  A.E.F.  during  St.  Mihiel  and  Ar- 
gonne  battles;  promoted  to  capt.  Dec.  1917; 
major,  Aug.  1918;  lieut.  colonel,  Sept.  1918; 
discharged  from  service  Feb.  1919;  served  as 
interne  Mass.  General  Hospital  1905-1906; 
studied  in  Europe  1906-1907;  taught  in  Har- 
vard Medical  school  and  practiced  in  Boston 
1907-1908;  asst.  resident  in  Medicine  Lake- 
side hospital,  Cleveland,  1908;  taught  in  West- 
ern Reserve  Medical  school  at  various  times 
1909-1917;  on  staff  of  Lakeside  hospital,  or 
staff  at  Cleveland  City  hospital  until  1920 
director  of  the  medical  service  St.  Alexis  hos- 
pital; fellow  American  Medical  assn.;  on  board 
of  directors  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
member  executive  committee  of  staff  of  St. 
Alexis  hospital,  trustee  Cleveland  Medical 
library  assn  ;  member  Tavern  and  Mayfleld 
Country  clubs;  Harvard  club  of  Boston;  Har- 
vard club  of  New  York  City.  Recreations: 
golf,  swimming  and  motoring.  Residence: 
3110  Warrington-rd.  Office:  2417  Prospect- 
ave. 

DIBRELIi,  Warren,  W.,  builder;  born,  Se- 
guin,  Texas,  Sept.  6,  1889;  son  W.  C.  and 
Ruth  (Eblen)  Dibrell;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Texas,  C.  E.  class  of  1911;  married,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  May  21,  1919  to  Josephine  Fuller — 
children,  one;  chief  estimating  dept.  U.  S. 
Housing  Corp.  Washington,  D.  C. ;  member 
adjustment  committee  U.  S.  Housing  Corpn. 
in  settlement  of  cancelled  contracts  after  the 
Armistice;  pres.  The  Cowell  Dibrell  Co.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  32nd  degree:  affiliated 
with  Galveston,  Texas  bodies;  Shrine,  El 
Mlna,  Galveston,  Texas;  High  Noon,  Silver 
Lake  country  clubs,  and  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  3125  E.  Derbyshire-rd. 
Office:   Chamber  of  Commerce. 

DICK,  Alexander  C,  atty. ;  born,  Union,  S 
C,  Apr.  22,  1893;  son  Leonard  White  and  Re- 
becca Holmes  (Blandlng)  Dick;  educated, 
Charleston  college.  Charleston.  S.  C.  B.A.; 
Oxford  Univ.  B.A.  and  Bachelor  of  Civil  Law; 
world  war,  second  and  first  lieut.  53rd  In- 
fantry, 6th  division,  A.E.F.  second  in  com- 
mand Company  "M"  Pershing's  Guard  Regi- 
ment; associated  with  Thompson,  Hlne  & 
Flory.  attorneys-at-law;  member  Kappa  Al- 
pha fraternity,  (Southern);  Univer.iity  club. 
Residence:  2627  Idlewood-rd.  Office:  1123 
Guardian  Bldg. 

DICKENS-LEWIS,  W  111  lam  Frederick,  cler- 
gyman; born,  Shrewsbury,  Eng.,  Dec.  20, 
1876;  son  Rev.  William  and  Cella  (Edwards) 
Dickens-Lewis;  educated  Shrewsbury  schools; 
Lake  Forest  college,  111,  A.B.,  awarded  Mc- 
Clure  gold  medal;  Princeton  Theological 
seminary,  M.A.,  awarded  Carter  Hebrew 
prize;  Hanover  college,  D.D.;  married, 
Wilmington,  Del.,  June  1899  to  Blanche  Wil- 
dln;  ex-pres.  Hancock  County  chapter  Amer- 
ican Red  Cross;  former  member  Central 
committee  Liberty  Loan  for  North  Western 
Ohio;  supt.  Welfare  work  for  American 
prisoners  of  war  landed  at  Leith,  Scotland. 
1919;     acting:    army     chaplain     for    A.    £.    P. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


brigade  with  Scottish  troops  in  Scotland, 
1918-1919;  supt.  Am.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  for  8th 
military  area  including  Scotland  and  North 
Ireland  with  headquarters  in  Edinburgh, 
Scotland,  1918;  In  France,  1919;  was  present 
at  last  bombardment  of  London  by  German 
Gothas,  May  1918;  ordained  Presbyterian 
minister  by  Presbytery  of  New  Castle,  May, 
1898;  served  as  minister  of  the  Westminster 
church,  Wilmington,  Del.,  15  years;  Fifth 
church,  Kansas  City,  two  years;  First 
church,  Findlay,  O..  six  y^ars;  now  minister 
of  Cleveland  Heights  church;  founder  with 
Bishop  Leighton  Coleman,  of  Delaware,  of 
"The  Transatlantic  Society  of  America;" 
translator  of  the  Welch  Mss.  of  the  Historical 
Society  of  Delaware;  moderator  of  the 
Synod  of  New  Castle,  1899;  moderator  of 
Presbytery  of  Cleveland,  1924-1925;  commis- 
sioner to  General  assembly  at  Grand  Rapids, 
1923  and  at  Winona  Lake,  1897;  del.  to  Pan. 
Presbyterian  Council,  Cardiff,  Wales,  June 
1925;  representative  twice  of  the  Trans- 
atlantic Society  to  the  Atlantic  Union  of 
London;  has  crossed  the  Atlantic  57  times; 
has  contributed  articles  of  historical  re- 
search to  various  papers  and  magazines;  his 
poems  have  also  appeared  in  New  York 
Observer,  The  London  Spectator  and  The 
Glasgow  Herald;  nearly  lost  his  life  on 
wedding  tour  on  the  Glacier  des  Boissons, 
Switzerland,  when  the  rope  broke  and  he  fell 
into  a  crevasse  from  which  he  was  rescued; 
member  of  several  professional  associations 
at  home  and  abroad;  former  trustee  Indus- 
trial Schools  for  Girls,  Wilmington,  Del.; 
former  trustee  Free  Library  Board,  Wil- 
mington, Del.;  member  and  chaplain  Heights 
Blue  lodge;  lionorary  member  Omar  lodge  and 
several  Scottish  lodges;  member  K.  T.; 
Heights  Commandery;  Woodland  Council; 
Friars;  City,  High  Noon,  St.  David's  and 
Findlay  Country  clubs;  hon.  member  New 
club.,  Edinburgh.  Recreation;  golf,  mountain 
climbing  and  sea  voyages.  Residence:  2877 
Hampshire  -  rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Cleveland    Heights    Presbyterian    Church. 

DICKEY,  Alvin  Oyer,  attorney,  born,  Mer- 
cerville,  O.,  July  8,  1877;  son  Elza  and  Viola 
(Caldwell)  Dickey;  educated,  Ohio  Northern 
Univ.  B.S. :  married,  Galllpolis,  O.,  Dec.  1903 
to  Emma  Weihe — children,  Carl,  Louise  and 
Paul  Dickey;  prosecuting  attorney  Gallion 
Co.  Ohio  1906-1911;  special  counsel  office  of 
attorney  general  of  Ohio  1915  and  1916;  mem- 
ber Knights  of  Pythias;  B.P.O.E.  Residence: 
1531  Marlowes-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1305 
308  Euclid-ave.  Bldg. 

DICKEY,  Helen  Cutler,  born.  Fort  Wayne, 
Ind.,  March  21,  1886;  daughter  Samuel  and 
Ella  (Dickerson)  Cutler;  educated,  Louisville 
Girls  high  school,  1905;  Lake  Forest  college, 
1908,  A.B.;  married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  May 
19,  1909  to  Lincoln  G.  Dickey — children,  Lin- 
coln Cutler,  Margaret  Jane  and  Patricia  Ann 
Dickey;  treas.  College  club;  chairman  of  Stu- 
dent and  Junior  sections  of  Fortnightly  Musi- 
cal club;  member  of  College,  Fortnightly 
Musical  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
3093  Huntington-rd. 

DICKEY,  Lincoln  Griffith,  manager  Public 
Auditorium;  born.  Auburn,  Neb.,  Sept.  16, 
1884;  son  S.  C.  and  Elizabeth  A.  (Reid) 
Dickey;  educated.  Manual  Training  school 
Indianapolis,  Ind.;  Lake  Forest  college, 
1908,  A.B.;  married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
May  19,  1909,  to  Helen  Mary  Cutler— children, 
Lincoln  Cutler,  Margaret  Jane  and  Patricia 
Ann  Dickey;  department  public  informa- 
tion as  program  director  United  States 
and  Allied  Government's  War  Exposi- 
tions; program  director  and  assistant  general 
mgr.  Winona  assembly  at  Winona  Lake.  Ind.; 
general  supt.  Redpath  Chautauquas;  mgr. 
Cleveland    Adv.    club;    vice    pres.    Coit-Alber 


Chautauquas;  business  mgr.  Cleveland  Orches- 
tra; mgr.  Public  Auditorium;  director  Singers 
club;  member  Masonic  Blue  lodge;  Chapter; 
Council;  Commandery;  Grotto;  Cedars; 
Shrine;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Advertising, 
Rotary,  Hermit  and  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  bowling,  baseball, 
football.  Residence:  3093  Huntington-rd. 
Office:    Public  Auditorium. 

DICKEY,  Saninel  8.,  principal  of  Junior 
High  School;  horn,  Chippewa  Lake,  O.,  May  21, 
1894;  son  John  F.  and  Alpha  R.  (Bliler) 
Dickey;  educated  Leroy  high  school,  1911; 
Wooster  college,  1916,  Ph.B. ;  Teacher's  college 
Columbia  Univ.  M.A.  1924;  married,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.,  June  11,  1920  to  Nellie  Turner 
Souder;  republican;  pres.  West  Side  Com- 
munity Welfare  council,  capt.  of  Community 
chest  team  on  West  Side;  teacher  and  athletic 
coach  Berea  high  school,  two  years;  athletic 
coach  Camden  Junior  school,  Camden,  N.  J. 
1919-20;  principal  Berea  Junior  high  school 
1920-22;  supt.  Berea  public  schools  1921-23; 
picnic  director  for  Cleveland  Recreation 
Council,  summer  1925  and  192G;  asst.  princi- 
pal West  Tech  high  school,  1923-24;  princi- 
pal Detroit  Jr.  High  school  1924  to  present 
time;  district  school  teacher  Medina  Co.  1912- 
13;  director  and  pres.  of  Auxiliary  board 
of  directors  of  Midwest  Savings  &  Loan 
ber  of  I.  O.  O.  F. ;  elective  vice-pres.  Lincoln 
club  of  Lakewood  Congregation  Church, 
Lakewood,  O. ;  Wooster  Alumni  assn  of 
Cleveland.  Recreation:  athletics,  baseball, 
bowling.  Residence:  1531  Westwood-ave.  Of- 
fice: Detroit  Jr.  High  School,  W.  49th  at 
Detroit-ave. 

DICKEY,  William  H.,  life  insurance;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  March  14,  1890;  son  Daniel 
D.  and  Helen  Ray  (Hamilton)  Dickey;  edu- 
cated, University  school;  Princeton  Univ. 
A.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  May  27,  1916  to 
Bessie  Cameron — children,  Daniel  D.  and 
Mildred  C.  Dickey;  representative  of  the  New 
England  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Boston 
with  McNutt  &  Ferris;  member  Hermit  and 
Kirtland  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2827 
Scarborough-rd.       Office:    710    Bulkley    Bldg. 

DIERDORFF,  Percy  C.  mgr.;  born,  Colum- 
bus, O.,  May  18,  1880;  son  H.  B.  and  Charlotte 
(Miller)  Dierdorff;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.;  married,  Mansfield,  O.,  Dec.  25,  1905  to 
Florence  R.  Thomas — children,  H.  Beecher 
Dierdorff;  twenty  three  years  with  Jeffrey 
Mfg.  Co.  in  engineering  and  sales;  one  year 
with  Morrow  Mfg.  Co.,  Wellston  O.  as  chief 
engineer  and  sales  mgr.;  one  year  with  Cas- 
paris  Stone  Co.  Columbus,  O.  chief  engineer; 
member  of  Elks;  Masonic  lodge  and 
Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
1083  Abbieshire-ave..  Lakewood.  Office:  1008 
Keith   Bdlg. 

DIETZ,  David  Henry,  science  editor;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1897;  son  Henry  W.  and 
Hannah  (Levy)  Dietz;  educated  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  1919;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
26,  1918  to  Dorothy  B.  Cohen — children,  Doris 
Jeanne  Dietz;  world  war,  enlisted  in  Company 
A,  S.A.T.C.  unit  at  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Oct.  1,  1918;  mustered  out  of  service  Dec. 
13,  1918;  became  a  member  of  editorial  staff 
of  Cleveland  Press  while  a  freshman  at  col- 
lege; continued  with  The  Press  during  col- 
lege work  and  has  been  member  of  staff 
ever  since,  assuming  duties  of  science  editor 
for  The  Press  and  other  newspapers  of  the 
Scripps-Howard  group  in  1921;  in  1923  made 
a  special  trip  to  Europe  to  attend  scientific 
meetings  at  London,  Paris,  Liverpool  and 
other  cities;  at  present,  in  addition  to  other 
duties,  writing  a  daily  science  column  under 
the  title  of  "The  Last  Frontier"  which  is 
syndicated  to  500  newspapers  by  NEA  ser- 
vice; has  lectured  upon  science  before  busi- 


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ness  men's  clubs  In  many  cities;  dolner  such 
lecturing  at  present  under  management  of 
Louis  J.  Alber,  lecture  bureau;  author  of  a 
number  of  magazine  articles  on  scientific 
subjects;  feliow  Royal  Astronomical  Society; 
member,  American  Assn.  for  the  Advance- 
ment of  Science;  British  Assn.  for  the  Ad- 
vancement of  Science;  British  Astronomical 
assn.:  Societe  Astronomique  De  France;  As- 
tronomical Society  of  the  Pacific,  Ohio  Acad- 
emy of  Scit-nce,  and  Cleveland  Astronomical 
society;  trustee  of  Council  Educational  Alli- 
ance, 1924;  member  and  former  secy,  of  Lin- 
coln Memorial  Commission  of  Greater  Cleve- 
land; member  Sigma  Delta  Chi  and  Zeta  Beta 
Tau  fraternities:  City  and  K.  (W.R.U.)  clubs. 
Kecreations:  tenni.s  and  music  (having  studied 
violin  under  Charles  Rychlik  and  harmony 
with  Prof.  Clemens).  Residence:  1146  Cleve- 
land  Hghts-blvd.      Office:   Cleveland  Press. 

DILLEY,  A.  Vernon,  merchant;  born,  Hub- 
bard, O.,  1878;  son  C.  Layfette  and  Mary 
(Kelly)  Dilley;  married,  Chicago,  111.,  1908  to 
Helen  Chamberlin — children,  Robert  Vernon 
and  Donald  Chamberlin  Dilley;  vice  pres.  Lind- 
ner Coy.;  member  of  Cleveland  Athletic,  Sleepy 
Hollow  and  Advertising  clubs;  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  2678  Derbyshire-rd. 
Summer  residence:  15  Hurst-ave.,  Chautauqua, 
N.   Y.     Office:  The  Lindner  Coy. 

DILLOX,  Andrew  Duty,  attache  U.  S.  Court, 
Cleveland;  born,  Warrensville,  O.,  Sept.  2, 
1846;  son  David  and  Nancy  (Sickles)  Dillon; 
educated  in  rural  schools  at  Warrensville, 
O. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1896  to  Fannie  Eliza- 
beth Haslem — children,  David  A.  and  Harry 
E.  Dillon;  in  1862,  at  age  of  fifteen  enlisted 
at  Cleveland  in  Company  D,  103rd  O.V.L; 
served  until  close  of  the  war;  wounded 
twice;  left  as  dead  at  battle  at  Resacca,  Ga. ; 
trustee  of  Memorial  Day  assn.;  member  Me- 
morial Post.  G.A.R.  and  Early  Settler's  assn. 
Office:  338  Federal  Bldg. 

DILLOV,  James  Kelly,  division  passenger 
agent:  born,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Oct.  25,  1860; 
son  of  Levi  and  Eliza  Ann  (Kelly)  Dillon; 
educated,  public  schools  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa.; 
married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  5,  1896  to  Edna 
Virginia  Jack — children,  James  Edward  Dil- 
lon, Jr.;  division  passenger  agent  Pennsyl- 
vania RR  Co.;  entered  service  with  P.R.R. 
Oct.  1,  1879  as  clerk,  picked  up  stenography 
and  acted  in  that  capacity  to  chief  asst.  gen. 
pass.  agt.  four  years;  made  asst.  chief  clerk 
and  appointed  district  passenger  agent  Pitts- 
burgh, June  1897;  promoted  to  division  pas- 
senger agent  at  Cleveland,  Apr.  1,  1907;  mem- 
ber Knights  Templar;  Cleveland  Traffic  club, 
Mid-Day  club;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; connected  with  pasenger  dept.  P.R.R. 
for  46  years.  Recreations:  suburban  home  In- 
terests. Residence:  2673  Scarborough-rd. 
West,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  756  Union 
Trust    Bldg. 

DIXGI.E.  Bdith  Tnreff,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  28,  1889;  daughter  George  L.  and  Laura 
L.  (Tureff)  Weiss;  educated,  Hathaway 
Brown,  and  Briarcliffe  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  9,  1914  to  Howard  Dingle — 
children,  Janet  Tureff,  Laura  Elizabeth  and 
John  Rogers  Dingle;  member  Women's  City 
club.  Residence:  2699  W.  Scarborough-rd., 
Cleveland    Hghts. 

DIXGLE,  Hoivnrd,  born,  Ashbury  Park, 
N.  J.,  Aug.  21,  1883;  son  John  S.  and  Abble 
C.  (Rodgers)  Dingle;  educated,  Cornell  Univ. 
M.E.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  9,  1914  to 
Edith  Tureff  Weiss — children,  Janet,  Laura 
and  John  Rodgers  Dingle;  chairman  indus- 
trial division  Cleveland  (Community  Fund; 
vice  pres.  and  genl.  mgr.  Cleveland  Worm  & 
Gear  Co.,  secy,  and  treas.  Dingle-Clark  Co.; 
member    American    Institute    Electrical    En- 


gineers, Society  Automotive  Engineers;  trus- 
tee W.C.T.U. ;  member  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  and 
Sigma  Xi  fraternities;  University,  Canterbury, 
and  Dover  Bay  Country  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2699  W.  Scarborough-rd. 
Office:   3249   E.   80th-st. 

DIN'SMORE.  Robert  A.,  dentist;  born,  Wash- 
ington, Pa.;  educated,  Pennsylvania;  married, 
Cleveland,  1891,  to  Trypliene  Greene;  member 
Troop  A  1892-97.  Residence:  Gates  Mill,  O. 
Office:   915  Smythe   Bldg. 

I>IPPEl.,  Arthur  I^nwrence,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  13,  1890;  son  William  Henry 
and  Mary  (Hauptman)  Dippel;  educated, 
Adelbert  college,  1913.  A.B.;  School  of  Medi- 
cine W.R.U.  1916,  M.D.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  15,  1920  to  Susan  J.  Bagnall — children, 
one;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  medical  corps,  82nd 
division;  fellow  of  the  Academy  of  Medicine 
Cleveland,  O. ;  member  Phi  Chi  medical  fra- 
ternity and  Independent  Order  of  Foresters. 
Residence:  5821  Cable-ave.  Office:  5601 
Broadway. 

DISBROW,  Charles  \V.,  teacher;  born,  Ho- 
boken,  N.  J.;  son  Charles  I.  and  Susan  (Pec- 
kins)  Disbrow;  educated,  Hamilton  college, 
two  years;  Amherst  college,  1894,  B.A. ;  direc- 
tor of  U.S.  Boys'  Working  Reserve  in  Cleve- 
land; connected  with  U.S.  Dept.  of  Labor; 
secy,  and  treas.  Gary  Ranch  Company,  Colora- 
do; member  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity  and  Uni- 
versity club.  Office:  East  High  School., 
Cleveland,  O. 

DISSETTE,  Edtvard  "W.,  attorney  at  law- 
born,  Nov.  3,  1867;  son  Judge  Thomas  K.  and 
Sara  Fisher;  educated,  public  schools;  Brooks 
Military  Academy;  (Cleveland  Law  school; 
Baldwin  Univ.;  married,  Ashtabula,  O.,  Feb. 
21,  1888  to  Ruth  D.  Morgan — children,  Ruth 
M.  and  Thomas  K.  Dissette;  city  claim  agent, 
1895-1899;  member  Cleveland  Gravs,  1887- 
1891;  2nd  lieut.  5th  Ohio  Inf.  1896-1899; 
served  with  that  regiment  during  Spani.sh- 
American  war  as  2nd  lieut.;  Republican  nomi- 
nee for  judge  of  Municipal  court,  1911;  active- 
ly engaged  in  law  practice  since  1902;  re- 
garded as  authority  on  law  of  real  property 
and  taxation;  director  Macoban  Realty  Co. 
and  Nichols  Hat  Co.;  sec.  Blaine  Mining  & 
Reduction  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio 
State  Bar  assns. ;  Woodward  lodge.  No.  505 
F.  &  A.  M. ;  Military  Order  of  Foreign  Wars; 
United  Spanish  War  Veterans,  Cramer  Camp; 
Elks;  Eagles.  Residence:  1782  E.  90th  st. 
Office:  308-309  Ulmer  Bldg. 

DITTMAR,  Carl,  manager;  born,  Jersey 
City,  N.  J.,  Nov.  5,  1885;  son  Joseph  Edward 
and  Elise  C.  (Gunderlock)  Dittmar;  married, 
Seattle,  Wash.,  June  30,  1920  to  Marion  L. 
Frye;  mgr.  Roessler  &  Hasslacher  Chemical 
Co.;  director  Stibium  Products  Co.;  member 
American  Ceramic  society;  American  Electro 
Chemical  society;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Cleveland  Art  Museum;  Vattier  lodge 
No.  386  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Union,  Cleveland  Country 
and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs;  City  club,  Ak- 
ron; Missouri  Athletic  club,  St.  Louis;  Colum- 
bia club,  Indianapolis;  Business  Men's  and 
Maketewah  Country  clubs,  Cincinnati,  O.  Rec- 
reations: golf,  book  collecting,  Chinese  porce- 
lain collecting.  Residence:  13805  Shaker- 
blvd.      Office:    607   Hanna  Bldg. 

DOAN,  Mrs.   Carrie  Therena   Rradley  Penae, 

piano  merchant;  born,  Somers,  Conn.  Mar.  20, 
1841;  daughter  John  and  Laura  (Woodruff) 
Bradley;  educated,  Somers,  Conn,  and  New 
York  City,  N.  Y. ;  married,  Somers,  Conn.  Nov. 
5.  1857  to  H.  E.  Pease — children,  Channing 
(deceased),  Clara,  Edward  W.,  and  Justin 
(deceased)  Pease;  married,  Cleveland,  July  17, 
1879  to  E.  W.  Doan;  successful  as  piano  mer- 
chant, realtor,  mortgages,  stocks  and  bonds; 
charter   member   Sorosis   club;   active  member 


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M.E.    church.        Residence:    9605    Euclld-ave. 
(Deceased.) 

DOAN,  Margraret  Pratt,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  20,  1891;  daughter  Charles  T.  and 
Kate  (Gleason)  Pratt;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  5,  1915  to  T.  H.  Doan.  Jr. — children, 
Margaret  L.  and  Constance  S.  Doan.  Resi- 
dence:  2528  Derbyshire-rd. 

DOAN,  T  Heberton,  Jr.,  born,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  Oct.  10.  1890;  son  T.  H.  and  Martha  B. 
(Snodgrass)  Doan;  married  Cleveland,  Feb. 
5,  1915  to  Margaret  Pratt — children,  Margaret 
L.  and  Constance  S.  Doan;  vlce-pres.  The 
Foote-Burt  Company.  Residence:  2528  Derby- 
shire-rd.    Office:  The  Foote-Burt  Co. 

DODD,  Edwin  A.,  born,  Cleveland,  O.,  Nov. 
23,  1880;  educated  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  25,  1906  to  Julia  Greene — 
children,  Wallace  Buckingham  Dodd;  vice 
pres.  and  genl.  mgr.  Perfection  Stove  Co.; 
secy,  and  treas.  Dodd  Co. ;  director  Equity  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.  and  Bewsick  Round  Fabric 
Beltg.  Co;;  member  Union,  Mid-Day  and 
Shaker  Hghts.  County  clubs.  Residence: 
3012   Falrmount  Blvd.     Office:   7609  Platt-ave. 

DODD,  Julia  Greene,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  John  O.  and  Julia  E.  (Buckingham) 
Greene;  educated,  Cleveland  Central  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  25,  1906  to 
Edwin  A.  Dodd — children,  Wallace  B.  Dodd; 
member  D.  A.  R. ;  Shaker  Heights  Country 
club.     Residence:    3012    Falrmount    blvd. 

DODGE),  Clayton  Thomas  Jo.neph,  physician; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  8,  1890;  son  Joseph 
Luther  and  Elizabeth  Sophia  (Sauer)  Dodge; 
educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  1910-16,  mag- 
na cum  laude;  Western  Reserve  Medical 
school,  1916-20,  Interne  at  Cleveland  City  hos- 
pital. 1920-21;  married,  Cleveland,  December 
31.  1914  to  Ruth  Christine  Reed — children, 
Mary  Jane  and  Kenneth  Reed  Dodge;  world 
war,  private  S.A.T.C.  W^estern  Reserve  Univ. 
unit;  asst.  in  chemistry  O.  W.  Univ.  1913-16; 
demonstrator  of  biochemistry  W.  R.  Univ. 
Dental  school  1917-18;  junior  pharmacologist 
at  American  University  gas  and  chemical 
warfare  work,  1918-19;  demonstrator  of 
anatomy,  W.R.U.  1921-22;  physician  Collin- 
wood  dispensary  1922,  Euclid  Village  disp. 
1922-24,  St.  Clair  disp.  1922,  Wlckliffe  disp. 
1922,  and  Babies  disp.  and  hospital  1922; 
demonstrator  pediatrics  W.R.U.  1922-25,  In- 
structor In  pediatrics  W.R.U.  1925;  fellow 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
and  American  Medical  assns. ;  member  Phi 
Beta  Kappa,  1916,  Alpha  Omega  Alpha,  1920, 
Alpha  Kappa  Kappa.  Residence:  15457  Eu- 
clid-ave. 

DODGE,  Samuel  Donelas,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland  Aug.  25,  1855;  son  George  C.  and 
Lucy  Amelia  (Burton)  Dodge;  educated,  Wil- 
liams college,  1877,  A.B.;  Columbia  law  school, 
1879,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  October  25, 
1882  to  Jeanette  M.  Graff — children,  Henry 
Dodge  and  Janet  Sutherland  Garfield;  mem- 
ber Board  of  Education;  Cleveland  Sinking 
Fund;  pres.  Cleveland  Humane  society;  asst. 
U.S.  Dist.  Atty.  and  U.S.  Dist.  Atty.  appointed 
by  Grover  Cleveland;  member  Board  of  Par- 
dons State  of  Ohio  for  nine  years;  trustee 
Society  for  Savings;  member  Country  and 
Union  clubs.     Office:  Guardian  Bldg. 

DOERFLER,  Samnel,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  30,  1876;  son  Abraham  and  Bertha 
(Jaskulek)  Doerfier;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  Central  high  school;  Adelbert  col- 
lege, W.R.U.;  asst.  prosecuting  atty.  Cuya- 
hoga County  1912-16;  prosecuting  atty.  Cuya- 
hoga County  1916-20;  government  appeal 
agent  for  Cuyahoga  County  with  jurisdiction 
over  all  local  boards;  member  Oakwood  Coun- 


try   and    Urban    clubs.       Residence:    1838    E. 
lOlst-st.     Office:   1150  Leader  News  Bldg. 

DOLAN,  Charlen  A.,  clothing  merchant; 
born,  Ravenna,  O. ;  son  Patrick  and  Bridget 
(Gillrlde)  Dolan;  educated,  Cleveland  schools; 
Spencerian  business  college;  married,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  June  9,  1897  to  May  Eleanor 
Barrett;  Interested  In  civic  Improvements 
especially  the  street  llgiiting  system  of 
Cleveland;  was  chairman  of  old  Superior- 
ave.  assn.  1899,  which  installed  first 
White  Way;  formerly  pres.  Retail  Merchants 
Board  Chamber  of  Commerce;  also  member 
Convention  board  and  Municipal  committee; 
for  many  years  chairman  of  decoration  com- 
mittee of  Cleveland  for  city  and  national 
events;  with  Browning  King  &  Co.;  director 
Security  Savings  &  Banking  Co.;  captain 
Community  Fund  campaign;  identified  with 
Charity  Hospital  campaign;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic  club.  Residence:  Wade  Park 
Manor;  Summer:  24555  Lake  Shore-blvd., 
Euclid,  O.     Office:  419  Euclld-ave. 

D03IBEY,  Clara  l.«  junior  officer  and  mgr. 
"Womens  Service;  born,  Cleveland,  March  2C. 
1886;  daughter  Louis  Dombey;  educated,  Lin- 
coln high  school;  Lafayette  Institute  course; 
American  Institute  of  Banking  courses;  has 
been  in  the  banking  field  since  1903  at  which 
time  she  was  employed  with  the  First  Natl. 
Bank  of  Cleveland,  merged  into  the  Union 
Trust  Co.,  In  1922;  Regional  vice  pres.  of 
Assn.  of  Bank  Women;  director  Business  & 
Professional  Womens  club;  memer  of  East- 
ern Star;  Women's  City  club,  and  Altrusa  club. 
Residence:  1194  Andrews-ave.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  Union  Trust  Co. 

DOMINO,  Karl  Albert,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec 
6,  1888;  son  G.  A.  and  Elizabeth  (Unkrlch) 
Domino;  educated.  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science,  1910;  B.S.  In  civil  engineering;  rnar- 
ried,  Cleveland,  Oct.  5.  1912  to  Mlldrtd  (Tal- 
houn — children,  Donald  Calhoun  and  Paul 
Albert  Domino;  secy,  and  treas.  and  direi-tor 
of  Williams  Pivot  Sash  Co.;  treas.  and  direc- 
tor Oak  Ridge  Park  Co.;  member  Phi  Kapna 
Psi  and  Tau  Beta  PI  fraternities:  Cleveland 
Engineering  Society;  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  University,  Rotary,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Old  Colony  and  Merchants  &  Manu- 
facturers clubs.  Recreation:  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 3326  Clarendon-rd.  Office:  E.  37th  & 
Perklns-ave. 

DOMINO,  Mildred  Calhonn,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  17th,  1890;  daughter  Albert  B.  and  D.  E. 
(McMahon)  Calhoun;  educated.  East  high 
school;  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.;  married, 
Cleveland,  October  5,  1912  to  Kurl  Albert 
Domino — children,  Donald  Calhoun  and  Paul 
Albert  Domino;  pres.  "^'^omens  Civic  club  of 
Cleveland  Hghts.;  past  pres.  Auxiliary  club  of 
Kappa  Psl  fraternity.  Residence:  3326 
Clarendon-rd. 

DOMLiADOVAC,  Rev.  Michael  G.,  Roman 
Catholic  priest;  born,  Croatia,  Dec.  18,  1887; 
son  Joseph  and  Frances  (Klander)  Domlado- 
vac;  educated,  grammar  and  high  schools; 
three  years  at  Univ.  of  Zagreb  in  Croatia — 
fourth  year  of  theology  at  Rochester,  N.  Y.; 
ordained  for  priesthood  June  10,  1911;  from 
July  4,  1911  appointed  pastor  of  Croatlans  at 
Youngstown,  O.  where  he  built  new  church 
with  school  and  pastorage;  organized 
Sts.  Peter  and  Paul's  Parish;  Dec.  8. 
1917  appointed  pastor  of  Croatian  St.  Paul's 
R.C.  parish  in  Cleveland,  where  he  has  been 
ever  since;  editor  of  the  only  Croatian  Catho- 
lic newspaper  in  U.S.  "Nasa  Nada"  (Our 
Hope)  organ  of  the  Ooatlan  Catholic  Union 
at  Gary,  Ind.;  one  of  the  organizers  of  the 
Croatian  Catholic  Union  at  Gary,  Ind.,  1921. 
Residence:  1369  E,  40th  at.     Office:  same. 


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DONAHEY,  James  Harrison,  cart.'^onist ; 
born,  Tuscarawas  County,  O.,  April  8.  1875; 
son  John  Coulter  and  Catheiinx  fChaney) 
Donahey;  educated,  public  schools;  business 
college,  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  married, 
Cleveland;  June  1,  1898  to  Beatrice  Fleming: 
Cox;  pres.  Long  Lake  Company;  pres.  Nortli- 
ern  Ohio  Realty  Co.;  member  Maytield,  Her- 
mit and  Rowfant  clubs;  Cleveland  Society  of 
Artists  clubs;  known  by  millions  as  one  of 
nation's  leading  cartoonists.  Residence-  1887 
Hillside-ave.     Office:  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer. 

DONAHUE,  Eleanor  White,  born,  Paducah, 
Ky.,  1887;  daughter  Robion  and  Ellen  (King) 
White;  educated,  Miss  Walcott  school  of  Den- 
ver; Stanley  Hall,  Minneapolis,  Minn.;  mar- 
ried, Chicago,  Dec.  1918  to  James  F.  Donahue 
— children,  Leann  King  Donahue;  member 
D.  A.  R.  Residence:  2850  Chadbourne-rd. 
Shaker  Hghts. 

DONALDSOX,  Kenneth  Hniue.  mining  en- 
gineer; born,  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Sept.  15,  1888; 
son  Robert  M.  and  Ida  L.  (Schwacofer)  Don- 
aldson; educated.  School  of  Mines,  Columl)ia 
Univ.  New  York  City.  E.M.  June  1912;  mar- 
ried, Clifton.  Ariz..  May  1918  to  I.".li;in  D. 
Hughes — children,  Roberta  M.  Donaldson; 
concentrating  copper,  lead  and  ores  in  Mon- 
tana and  Arizona;  smelting  of  copper  and  lead 
ores  in  Montana,  Colorado  and  Arizona;  asst. 
professor  of  mining  engineering  at  Case 
school  of  Applied  Science  from  1921  to  date; 
member  American  Institute  of  Mining  and 
Metallurgical  Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing Society;  Sigma  Chi  and  Sigma  Alpha  fra- 
ternities. Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3134 
Corydon-rd.  Office:  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science. 

DOXALDSON,  William  Wilson,  physician 
and  surgeon;  born,  Washington,  O.,  Dec.  25, 
1885;  son  Newton  D.  and  Elizabeth  (Martin) 
Donaldson;  educated,  Washington  &  Jeffer- 
son college,  Washington,  Pa.,  1908.  A.B.;  1910. 
A.M.;  W^estern  Reserve  School  of  Medicine. 
M.D.  1915;  married,  Washington,  Pa.,  June 
24,  1913  to  Grace  Lenore  Tombaugh — child- 
ren. Richard  Byron  Donaldson;  post  gradu- 
ate work  at  Western  Reserve  School  of  Medi- 
cine summer  course,  one  year  in  Lakeside 
hospital  eye  clinic;  one  and  one-half  year  In 
Babies  hospital  and  dispensary;  The  Lying 
In  hospital  of  New  York  city;  The  New  York 
Post-graduate  medical  school;  The  U.S.  Public 
Health  Service  one  year;  fellow  of  Academy 
of  Medicine;  member  of  Alpha  Tau  Omega 
and  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fraternities;  Cleve- 
land club.  Recreations:  fishing  and  reading. 
Residence:  14110  Woodworth-rd.  Office:  13806 
St.   Clair-ave. 

DOOLITTL.E,  Ada  Lois,  musician;  born. 
Cleveland.  O.,  June  5,  1890.  daughter  William 
F.  and  Catherine  (Otter)  Miller;  educated. 
Johnstown  high  school,  Johnstown.  Pa.:  mar- 
ried. Cleveland.  June  8,  1914  to  William 
Clayton  Doollttle;  was  active  during  war  fur- 
nishing music  (gratis)  whenever  called  upon; 
sang  for  Liberty  Loan  campaigns;  has  sung 
in  Church  choirs  In  Johnstown.  Pa.  and  Cleve. 
land;  was  secy,  of  Federation  chorus  six 
years;  pres.  of  Musical  Arts  four  years;  un- 
der her  leadership  Musical  Arts  society  won 
first  prize  In  the  Music  Memory  contest  car- 
ried on  by  Cleveland  Orchestra  In  1924;  has 
furnished  music  for  many  shut-ins;  is  very 
much  Interested  in  American  Opera.  Resi- 
dence:  2205  Rexwood-rd.,   Cleveland  Hghts. 

DOUAX,  Jennie  Atkinson,  public  school 
teacher;  born.  Cleveland.  May  30,  1885; 
daughter  James  and  Jennie  (Daly)  Atkinson; 
educated,  Cleveland  grammar  school;  Cen- 
tral high  school;  School  of  Education 
and  additional  college  courses  at  W.R.U. ; 
married,    Cleveland,   Feb.,    1913    to   George    A. 


Doran;  before  marriage  taught  in  pub- 
lic schools  of  Cleveland,  advancing 
through  the  various  grades  of  WiUard  School 
and  has  taught  since  the  war  period;  has 
travelled  extensively  through  the  United 
States;  especially  noted  in  school  system 
for  making  tlie  study  of  geography  and  his- 
tory interesting  through  dramas  originated 
by  the  pupils;  has  had  public  recognition  In 
newspapers  and  educational  magazines;  the 
play  "Bad  English"  prepared  and  presented 
by  her  pupils  has  been  solicited  by  many 
schools  and  libraries;  member  Cleveland 
Federation  of  Teachers;  National  Education 
Assn.;  Northeastern  Ohio  Teachers  Assn. 
Recreation:  study,  lectures,  drama,  art  appre- 
ciation, nature  study  and  travelling.  Resi- 
dence: 1743  Holyoke-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Of- 
fice:  Dunham  School. 

DORER,  "Victor  K.,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  17,  1898;  son  Casper  and  Ida  (Koeh- 
ler)  Dorer;  educated.  Adelbert  college,  W.  R. 
U.,  A.B..  Western  Reserve  Law  School.  LL.B. ; 
world  war,  member  of  U.S.  Naval  Reserve 
force;  member  of  law  firm  of  Christopher, 
Mosier  and  Dorer:  member  Beta  Theta  Pi,  and 
Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Masonic  lodge. 
Residence:  14812  Superlor-rd..  E.  Cleveland. 
Office:    801   Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

DORIVBIRER,  Jnmes  George,  mechanical 
engineer;  born,  Huron  County,  Ohio,  March  19, 
1867;  son  John  Jacob  and  Elizabeth  (Trott) 
Dornbirer;  educated,  Rose  Polytechnic  Insti- 
tute, Terre  Haute,  Ind. ;  married,  Logansport, 
Ind.,  May  12,  1892  to  Laura  E.  Ridenour — 
children,  Stanton  Dewey,  Norman  James,  and 
James  George.  Jr.  Dornbirer;  manufacturer 
of  machinery  for  the  government  during  the 
Spanish  war  and  world  war;  produced  labor 
saving  machinery  in  Cleveland  about  thirty 
years;  wrote  articles  for  mechanical  journals 
for  about  two  years;  director  of  Equity  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.;  pres.  The  Ohio  Harding  Co.; 
member  American  Society  of  Mechanical  En- 
gineers; Cleveland  Engineering  Society; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  and  Rose  Tech  clubs;  Cleveland  Art 
Museum.  Recreation:  experimental  research 
work.       Residence:    537    Brookwood-dr. 

DOTY,  Edward  W^.,  born,  Pierrepont,  N.  Y. 
Sept.    15,   1863;   son   Rev.    Thos.   K.    and   Marj 

A.  (Luce)  Doty;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  West  High  school,  1882;  married 
Cleveland,  Apr.  25,  1888  to  Bertha  Grace  Bis- 
sell — children,  Lillian  M.  Sterling  and  Harol<f. 

B.  Doty;  member  legislature,  Ohio  1892-1895; 
clerk  House  Representatives  Ohio  1904-1909; 
member  Cleveland  City  Sinking  Fund  com- 
mission 1908-1914;  Secy.  Board  of  Education 
Sinking  Fund  commission  since  1898;  member 
Ohio  Constitutional  convention  1912;  Cleve- 
land City  Charter  commission  1913;  Ohio 
Utilities  commission  1913-15;  treas.  Westwood 
Country  club  Company;  member  Westwood 
Country.  Cleveland  Athletic  and  City  clubs. 
Residence:  1282  W.  102nd  st.  Office:  216 
Superior-ave.  N.W.  Room  808. 

DOUDA,  Frank  E.,  asst.  postmaster;  born. 
Cleveland.  Oct.  27.  1876;  son  Frank  J.  and 
Theresa  (Cansky)  Douda;  educated,  Bolton 
school;  Central  high  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  11,  1899  to  Mary  E.  Strand — child- 
ren. Franklin  Charles  and  Mildred  M.  Douda: 
appointed  postal  cashier  June  10.  1920.  ap- 
pointed asst.  postmaster  Dec.  18.  1922;  di- 
rector, secy,  and  treas.  Mason  Realty  &  Con- 
struction Company  (now  dissolved):  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Masonic  lodge; 
Knights  of  Pythias;  associate  member  Cleve- 
land Real  Estate  board.  Recreations:  tennis, 
Indoor  baseball,  swimming.  Kesidence:  11611 
East  blvd.     Office:  244  Federal  Bldg. 


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DOUGHERTY,  Donald  Carr.  born.  Steuben- 
vlUe,  O.,  Aug.  14,  1889;  son  Edmund  Yard  and 
Fannie  (Carr)  Dougherty;  educated,  Phillips 
Academy.  Andover,  Mass.  1909;  Cornell  Univ. 
Ithaca,  N.  Y.  1913,  A.B. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
May  29,  1916  to  P'rances  Rossiter;  1917-1919 
director  of  publicity  Lake  Division  American 
Red  Cross  (Ohio,  Indiana  and  Kentucky); 
1919 — division  manager  Lake  Division  Ameri- 
can Red  Cross;  established  organization, 
management  and  publicity  service  1919:  or- 
ganized and  managed  Case  School  $1,660,000 
campaign;  Hathaway-Brown  School  $600,000 
campaign,  "New  Hiram'  College  $600,000 
campaign,  Hiram  College  75th  Anniversary 
$1,250,000  campaign,  and  Lincoln  Memorial 
$30,000  campaign;  organized  Cleveland  Chap- 
ter, National  Aeronautic  Association  and 
managed  Cleveland  Airport  opening  dinner 
in  Public  Auditorium;  publicity  for  Babies 
and  Maternity  Hospitals'  $2,500,000  campaign, 
Charitv  Hospital  $1,500,000  campaign,  Mt. 
Sinai  Hospital  $1,500,000  campaign.  Univer- 
sity School  $1,000,000  campaign,  Eliza  Jen- 
nings Home  $300,000  campaign,  Cleveland 
Flower  Shows,  Cleveland  Woman's  Exposi- 
tion, Woman's  Christmas  Exposition,  125th 
Anniversary  of  the  City  of  Cleveland,  Singers 
Club,  "Hermits  in  Sardinia",  "Society  Cruise" 
and  Cleveland  Appearances  of  John  Philip 
Sousa,  Princeton  Triangle  Club,  Harvard 
Hasty  Pudding  Club,  Yale  Glee  and  Banjo 
Clubs,  Kenyon  College  Centennial;  publishes 
Dougherty's  Magazine;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epilson  fraternity;  Mid-Day,  Cleveland,  Ad- 
vertising and  Cornell  clubs.  Residence:  9511 
Lamont-ave.     Office:   721   Bulkley  Bldg. 

DOrGLAS,  Herbert  J.,  comptroller;  born, 
Hancock.  N.  Y.,  Sept.  22,  1877;  son  John  Rob- 
ins D.  and  Julia  (Hoagland)  Douglas;  edu- 
cated. New  York  public  schools;  and  N.  Y. 
City  preparatorv  school;  married,  Great  Bend, 
Pa.  Oct.  23,  1901  to  Myra  Curran — children, 
Robert  C.  and  Jean  Delight  Douglas;  always 
followed  accounting  in  stock  brokerage  busi- 
ness, harvesting  machinery  and  in  1903  joined 
The  Sherwin-Williams  Co.  as  general  auditor 
and  organizer  of  accounting  systems;  asst. 
secy  and  comptroller  Sherwin  Williams  Co.; 
member  of  Mayfield  Country  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  hunting, 
travel,  books.  Residence:  2347  Tudor-dr. 
Office:  601  Canal-rd. 

DOUGI^AS,  Orrin  F.,  sec.  and  asst.  treas. ; 
born,  Springfield,  O.,  March  7,  1886;  son 
James  N.  and  Lavenia  H.  Douglas;  educated. 
Ohio  State  Univ.,  LL.B.;  married.  Piqua,  O., 
1913  to  Frances  B.  Bowdle — children  James 
Nicholas  Douglas,  III,  and  Frederick  Orrin 
Douglas;  atty.  at  law;  pres.  The  Special  Screw 
Prod.  Co.;  director  The  J.  L.  Free  Co.,  The 
Winton  Hotel  Co.;  member  Ohio  Bar  assn.; 
Delta  Chi  fraternity;  University  club.  Resi- 
dence: 1305  Yellowstone-rd.  Office:  5439  Dun- 
ham-rd. 

DOrGL,.\SS,  Mrs.  Charles  Lee.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  7,  1856;  daughter  Albert  Gallatin 
and  Maria  Ripley  (Leland)  Smith;  educated. 
Cleveland  public  and  high  schools;  Wells  col- 
lege, Aurora,  N.  Y.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
30.  1885  to  Charles  Lee  Douglass — children. 
Leland  S.  Douglass;  Mr.  Chas.  Lee  Douglass 
served  in  civil  war;  he  was  in  insurance  busi- 
ness in  Cleveland  for  50  years;  pres.  of  Bing- 
ham &  Douglass  Co.  at  the  time  of  his  death 
Oct.  28,  1923.  Residence:  1871  E.  97th  st. 
Office:   517  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

DOUGLiASS.  Walter  1,.,  real  estate;  born, 
Hammondsport,  N.  Y.,  April  18,  1880;  son  My- 
ron H.  and  Alice  (Wood)  Douglass;  educated, 
high  school;  married,  Hammondsport,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  4,  1902  to  Ina  May  Cole — children,  Henry 
George  Douglass;  director  Fidelity  Mortgage 


Co.;  vlce-pres.  H.  A.  Stahl  Properties  Co.; 
treas.  Dust  Recovering  and  Conveying  Co.; 
also  connected  with  many  other  real  estate 
companies;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  board;  Shaker  Heights 
Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  2234  St. 
James  Parkway,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Hickox  Bldg. 

DOWD,  Herbert  H.,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land. Aug.  12,  1880;  son  Frank  and  Mary 
A.  (Campbell)  Dowd;  educated.  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Western  Reserve  Dental  col- 
lege. D.D.S.;  married  Cleveland.  Sept.  14, 
1910  to  Elizabeth  G.  Robb — children,  Robert 
Hamlin,  Anna  Ruth  and  Elizabeth  Jane 
Dowd;  with  Co.  C,  5th  I.  V.  I.  during  war 
with  Spain;  also  as  color  sergt.  non-commis- 
sioned staff,  6th  U.  S.  Inf..;  demonstrator  of 
prothetic  technics,  1912-1913;  demonstrator  of 
prothetic  technics  and  clinical  prosthetic  den- 
tistry, 1913-1914;  lecturer  on  crown  and 
bridgework  1914-1918;  instructor  of  crown  and 
bridgework,  prosthetic  dentistry  and  metal- 
lurgy, 1918-1919,  W.  R.  dental  college;  mem- 
ber Northern  Ohio,  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and 
American  Dental  assns.  Residence:  11901 
Castlewood-ave.     Office:   826  Rose  Bldg. 

DOWDEN,  Effle  Nichols,  concert  pianist 
and  teacher  of  piano;  born,  Washington,  D. 
C. ;  daughter  Edmund  S.  and  Annie  E.  (Hum- 
phreys) Nichols;  finished  piano  study  in  Ber- 
lin, Germany  under  Alberto  Jonas;  married, 
Columbus.  O..  May  1,  1916  to  Harold  VanDyke 
Dowden — children.  Edmund  VanDyke  Dow- 
den;  became  asst.  in  Berlin  and  New 
York  to  Alberto  Jonas;  concertized  in  U.  S. ; 
member  Fortnightly  Musical  club.  Residence: 
2750  Hampshire-rd.  Studio:     same. 

DO^VME.  AVilliani,  contracting  painter  and 
decorator;  born.  Cleveland.  1874;  son  William 
and  Margaret  (McLaughlin)  Downie;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  high  school;  married,  War- 
ren, O.,  1897  to  Cora  Evarts  Green — children, 
Douglas  and  William  Downie;  world  war, 
registered  in  draft;  republican;  pres.  The 
Wm.  Downie  Co.;  director  Wade  Chateau 
Co.  and  Euclid  Manor  Co.;  member  and  on 
Grievence  committee  Painting  Contractors 
assn.;  chairman  of  Trade  School  of  Painting 
and  Decorating  school  of  Cleveland;  chair- 
man committee  on  education  and  committee 
on  "Save  the  Surface  and  You  Save  All''  of  In- 
ternational assn.  of  Master  House  Painters 
and  Decorators  of  the  U.  S.  and  Canada; 
vice-pres.  Ohio  assn.  of  Painters  and  Decora- 
tors; member  Forest  Hill  lodge;  Forest  Hill 
Council;  Windermere  Chapter;  Lake  Erie 
Consistory;  Coeur  de  Lion  Commandery 
Acacia  Country,  Rotary,  Shriners,  Burns 
Gushing  (pres.)  and  Acacia  Wliist  clubs; 
member  Clan  Grant,  St.  Andrews  Scotch  so- 
cieties Royal  Arcanum  and  Cleveland  club. 
Residence:  2753  Euclid  Hghts-blvd.  Office: 
9500  Edmunds-ave. 

DOWMNG.  HnKh  Earl,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  12,  1891;  son  Frederick  K. 
and  Margaret  (Boyd)  Downing;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Cleveland  law 
school,  LL.B.,  1915;  married,  St.  Thomas,  Ont., 
Jan.  29,  1924  to  Katherine  MacGregor — chil- 
dren, one  daughter;  world  war,  lieut.  (J.  G.) 
U.  S.  N.R.F.,  1917-1919;  vice-pres.  Union  Mtge. 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Service  lodge.  No. 
658  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Acacia  Country  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  2448  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.  Office:  200  Union  Mortgage 
Bldg. 

DR\PER.  Charles  Thomas,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  :;6,  1855;  son  Thomas 
George  and  Celestia  (Converse)  Draper;  edu- 
cated. Cleveland  schools;  married.  Cleveland, 
Sept.    20,    1881    to   Florence   H.    Rossiter — chil- 


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dren,  three;  began  manufacture  of  tin  cans 
in  1875;  In  1901  business  merged  with  Ameri- 
can Can  Co.,  and  In  1911  organized  the  Draper 
Mfg.  Co.,  steel  barrels,  of  which  he  Is  pres. 
and  general  mgr. ;  member  Masonic  lodge, 
32nd  degree;  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Cleveland  Atliletic  and  Willowick 
Country  clubs;  trustee  Woodland-ave.  M.  E. 
church.  Recreation:  baseball.  Residence: 
12337  Cedar-rd.  Office:  E.  91st  st.  and  Crane- 
ave. 

DRAPER.  Harriet  Enslgrn  Newton,  born, 
Holyoke,  Mass.,  Oct.  19,  1868;  daughter  John 
Carter  and  Lela  Frederika  (Vulte)  Newton; 
educated,  Mrs.  Pratt's  school,  Utica,  N.  Y. ; 
Temple  Grove  Seminary,  Saratoga  Springs, 
N.  Y.;  married.  Wilmington,  Vt.,  Oct.  16,  1895 
to  Walter  Holbrook  Draper — children,  Lela 
Draper  Neighbors;  world  war,  Red  Cross 
work;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:  1823  Page-ave. 

DREHER,  CInra  O.,  born,  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
Jan.  9,  1867;  daughter  Emile  Francis  and 
Clara  Reid  (West)  Deiterlchs;  educated, 
Cleveland  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
16,  1888  to  Oscar  Dreher — children,  Reid 
Wainright  Dreher  (deceased)  and  Burleigh 
Dreher.      Residence:    1699   E.   82nd  st. 

DREHER,  Henry,  pres.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  18,  1864;  son  B.  and  Elizabeth  (Acker- 
man)  Dreher;  educated,  Brownell-st.  school; 
Kenyon  college;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  28, 
1886  to  Nellie  Mabel  Ashell;  pres.  Dreher 
Piano  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Oriental 
Commandery;  Webb  Chapter;  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory; Al  Koran  Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  shooting,  billiards,  flute  playing. 
Residence:  11206  Euclid-ave.  Office:  1226 
Huron-rd. 

DRESSER,  Ferdinand  John  C,  civil  en- 
gineer; born,  Arcadia,  Wis.,  Dec.  21,  1883;  son 
John  and  Anna  (Kirschner)  Dresser;  edu- 
cated, high  school  at  Arcadia,  Wis.,  1900; 
Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  1904;  special  course  Co- 
lumbia Univ.,  1915;  married.  New  York,  Jan. 
2,  1909  to  Helen  Bemis  Wallian;  responsible 
for  construction  organization  and  construc- 
tion progress  following  war  jobs;  engine 
terminals  Pennsylvania  Ry.,  Logansport,  Ind., 
Crestline,  O.,  Richmond,  Ind.  for  T.  &  O.  C. 
Ry.,  Engine  terminal  at  Columbus,  O. ;  Nar- 
dyke  Marmon,  Indianapolis,  Ind.;  National 
Cash  Register,  Dayton,  O. ;  Wright  Aeroplane, 
Dayton;  New  York  Air  Brake,  Watertown, 
N.  Y. ;  U.  S.  Naval  Air  training  sta.  Peninsula, 
Fla. ;  Demand  Match  Co.,  Savannah,  Ga. ;  also 
other  war  Jobs  built  during  war  period;  pres. 
Dresser  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Big  Ten  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Country  clubs;  past  pres.  Assn.  Gen.  Con- 
tractors of  Cleveland,  1924;  pres.  Assn.  Gen. 
Contractors,  Ohio  Chapter,  1925-1926;  repre- 
sentative Assn.  Gen.  Contractors  of  Ameri- 
can and  on  Natl.  3rd  of  Jurisdictional  Awards 
In  the  building  Industry.  Residence:  2094 
Cornell-rd. 

DRES.SI>ER,  Philip  d'Huo,  engineer;  born, 
London,  Eng.,  Oct.  14,  1893;  son  (jonrad  d'Huc 
Dressier;  educated,  Felsted  school,  Essex, 
Eng.;  Clare  College,  Cambridge,  Eng.;  Na- 
tural sciences  tripos,  part  I  and  II,  first  class. 
B.  A.,  1914,  M.  A.,  1920;  has  been  interested 
in  continuous  tunnel  and  car  furnaces  in 
United  States  and  England;  vlce-pres.  Amer- 
ican Dressier  Tunnel  Kilns,  Inc.;  member 
American  Ceramic  society;  Cleveland  Athletic 
club.  Recreation:  music  and  walking.  Resi- 
dence:   1543    East-blvd.     Office:    1740   E.    12th 

Bt. 

DROEGE,  Emily  Caroline,  born,  Cleveland: 
daughter  Arnold  and  Katherine  (Simon) 
Moser;     educated.     Cleveland     public    school; 


married,  Cleveland  to  Wm.  L.  Droege — child- 
ren, two;  member  Research  and  Women's 
City   clubs.      Residence:    2496    Derbyshlre-rd. 

DROPPERS,  Oliver  G.,  clergyman;  born. 
Cedar  Grove,  Wis.,  Sept.  7,  1887;  son  John 
and  Delia  (Walvoord)  Droppers;  educated, 
Hope  College,  1912,  A.  B.,  Holland  Mich.; 
Western  Theological  Seminary,  1915,  A.  M., 
Holland,  Mich.;  married.  Cedar  Grove,  Wis., 
June  23,  1915  to  Delia  J.  Hyink — children, 
Oliver  John,  Carl  Hyink,  Paul  Edward  and 
Felicia  Gcraldine  May  Droppers;  pastor  Byron 
Center  Reformed  Church  1915-1919;  Classical 
Missionary  for  Reformed  Church  in  America 
1919-1922;  pastor  Calvary  Reformed  Church, 
Cleveland  since  1922.  Residence:  1920  W. 
65th   St. 

DRUCKER,  LewlH,  attorney;  born,  Mon- 
treal, Can.,  Dec.  25,  1893;  son  Eleazer  and 
Sarah  Drucker;  educated.  College  of  the  c3ity 
of  N.  Y.,  1912,  A.  B.  Univ.  of  Chicago,  law 
school,  1913;  Western  Iteserve  Univ.  law 
school,  1915,  LL.B. ;  world  war.  Ordnance 
Sergt.  Ammunition  section,  oversea.s;  sec.  Rex 
Refining  Co.;  director  Mercliants  Savings  & 
Tru.st  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Inde- 
pendent order  Bnai  Brith;  American  Legion; 
40  Hommes  and  8  Chevaux;  Hungarian  Bene- 
volent Social  Union.  Recreation:  tennis 
Residence:  10222  Empire-ave.  Office  818 
Guardian  Bldg. 

DRUMMOXD,  John  Hamilton,  builder;  born. 
New  York,  Jan.  21,  1889;  son  Thomas  J.  and 
Margaret  C.  (Hamilton)  Drummond;  edu- 
cated, Princeton  Univ.,  1910,  C.  E. ;  married. 
New  York,  Jan.  21,  1913  to  Willette  Irving 
Knapp — children,  John  H.,  Willette  Mary  and 
Dorothy  Drummond;  came  to  Cleveland,  1914 
as  supt.  of  construction  on  new  City  Hall; 
incorporated  Drummond-Miller  Co.  in  Jan., 
1916;  general  building  construction,  ten  years; 
built  and  own  Quad  Hall,  1925;  pres.  Drum- 
mond-Miller Co.;  sec.  Ardmillan  Co.;  treas. 
Ancaster  Co.;  pres.  Argyle  Co.;  member 
Princeton  Engineering  assn.;  University, 
Hermit,  Canterbury  and  Mid-Day  clubs. 
Residence:  1898  E.  89th-st.  Office:  7500 
Euclid-ave. 

DRURY,  Elizabeth  Hills,  born,  Chardon,  O., 
Dec.  21,  1880;  daughter  John  J.  and  Eliza  O. 
(King)  Hills;  educated.  Central  high  .school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  1,  1902  to  Herbert 
Remington  Drury — children,  P'rancis  R.,  John 
M.  and  Virginia  Ann  Drury.  Residence:  win- 
ter— St.  Petersburg,  Fla.;  summer — Willough- 
by,  O. 

DRURY,  Herbert  Remington,  manufacturer 
and  artist;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  21,  1873; 
son  Francis  Edson  and  Frances  A.  (Perkins) 
Drury;  educated.  Central  high  school,  Cleve- 
land; Art  Students  league.  New  York;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  1,  1902  to  Elizabeth  Mara 
Hills — children,  Francis  R.,  John  M.  and  Vir- 
ginia Ann  Drury;  world  war,  government 
auditor.  Eastern  aeroplane  factories;  sales 
mgr.  and  vice-chairman  war  savings  stamp 
committee  of  Westchester  County,  N.  Y.; 
asst.  state  treas.  Ohio  war  work  campaign; 
asst.  state  treas.  United  war  work  compaign 
in  Oliio;  trustee  and  treas.  Cleveland  Music 
school  settlement  1918-1922;  trustee  and 
treas.  Cleveland  school  of  Art,  1920-1923, 
sec.  and  treas.  The  Cleveland  Metal  I'roducts 
Co.  (now  the  Perfection  Stove  Co.)  prior  to 
the  war  and  consolidation  with  the  Cleve- 
land Foundry  Co.;  member  Cleveland  society 
of  Artists;  trustee  Cleveland  music  school 
settlement.  Recreation:  tennis.  Residence: 
— winter,  E.  646-17-ave.,  north,  St.  Peters- 
burg, Fla.;  summer — WiUoughby,  O. 


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DRYFOOS,  Fannie  Mayer,  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug-  20,  1865;  son  Adolph  and  Nina  (Newark) 
Mayer;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married.  Cleveland,  1885  to  Nathan  1.  Dry- 
foos — children,  Elsa  D.  Bresler;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  Wade  Park 
Manor. 

DRYFOOS,  Xnthan  I.,  business  and  finance; 
born,  Fremont,  O.,  Oct.  11,  1860;  son  Isaac 
and  Sarah  (Schwartzenberg)  Dryfoos;  edu- 
cated, Fremont  public  school,  first  honor 
graduating;  married,  Cleveland,  1885  to  Fan- 
nie Mayer — children,  Elsa  D.  Bresler;  city 
hall  commissioner  under  Mayors  McKisson, 
Baer  and  T.  Johnson;  organized  The  National 
Woolen  Co.,  The  Wolf  Envelope  Co.  and  The 
Ohio  Cities  Telephone  Co.;  early  activities  In 
building.  The  Racine  Milwaukee  &  Kenosha 
R.R. ;  The  Oshkosh  &  Green  Bay  Heat  Light 
and  Power  Co.;  The  Tuscarawas  County  Tele- 
phone Co.;  Springfield  Xenla  Telephone  Co.; 
pres.  Wolf  Envelope  Co.  and  Ohio  Cities  Tele- 
phone Co.;  treas.  Keller  Knitting  Co.;  di- 
rector National  Woolen  Co.,  United  Banking 
&  Trust  Co.:  Consolidated  Iron  Steel  Co., 
Cleveland  Tallow  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, Mid-Day,  Town,  Oakwood,  Excelsior 
and  City  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cham- 
ber of  Industry;  director  Cleveland  Auto- 
mobile club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
Wade    Park   Manor. 

DRYSDALE:,  Fanny  Benham,  born,  Wooster, 
O. ;  daughter  Melvin  L.  and  Emma  A. 
(Howard)  Benham;  educated,  Lake  Erie  col- 
lege; Cincinnati  college  of  Music;  married, 
LeRoy,  O.,  Nov.  27,  1905  to  Dr.  Harry  H. 
Drysdale — children.  Jean  Howard  Drysdale; 
world  war,  Cleveland  chapter.  Red  Cross; 
life  member  Associated  Charities;  trustee 
"The  Retreat;"  member  Amateur  Mhisical 
club,  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2633  E. 
Overlook-rd.,   Euclid   Hghts. 

DRYSDALE,  Harry  H.,  physician  (neur- 
ologist); born,  May  28,  1876;  son  Wm.  H. 
and  Jean  (Parke)  Drysdale;  educated,  Buf- 
falo high  school;  medical  dept.  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.  (now  W.  R.  Univ.)  M.  D.,  1901; 
married,  LeRoy,  O.,  Nov.  29,  1906  to  Fanny 
E.  Benham — children,  Jean  Howard  Drysdale; 
hospital  steward,  U.  S.  army,  1898-1899,  serv- 
ing in  U.  S.  and  Cuba  during  Spanish-Ameri- 
can war;  member  Ohio  board  of  State  Char- 
ities, 1912-1917,  appointed  by  Gov.  Judson 
Harmon;  consulting  member  Medical  Advi- 
sory board  No.  7,  Cleveland,  during  world 
war;  consulting  Neurologist,  U.  S.  public 
health  service,  1918-1920;  asst.  supt.  Mas- 
sillon  State  hospital,  1901-1902;  post  grad- 
uate work  In  Naples,  Paris,  Heidelberg, 
London  and  Edinburgh  (nervous  and  mental 
diseases);  examiner,  probate  court,  Cleveland 
1905-1915;  practise  confined  to  disorders  of 
the  brain  and  central  nervous  system;  author 
of  various  treaties  relative  to  diseases  of  the 
mind  and  central  nervous  system;  member 
Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns. ; 
American  Psychiatric  assn.;  Cleveland  Ac- 
ademy of  Medicine;  visiting  neurologist 
Charity  hospital  and  Falrview  Park  hospital; 
member  Union  and  Country  clubs;  Chamber 
of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf,  fishing  and 
travelling.  Residence:  2633  E.  Overlook-rd., 
Euclid   Hghts.     Office:   Rose   Bldg.   Cleveland, 

DUFF,  JeMsie,  teacher;  born,  Lincoln,  111., 
June  11,  1887;  daughter  William  David  and 
Emeline  (Larlson)  Duff;  educated,  Lincoln, 
111.,  Lincoln  college;  Normal  Training  for 
Teachers  of  Deaf,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  Teachers 
college,  Columbia  University;  hostess  for 
open  house  at  Woman's  club  during  the  war 
w-hen  hundreds  of  soldiers  and  sailors  were 
entertained     on     Sundays,     Wednesdays     and 


Saturday;  contributor  to  educational  maga- 
zines, author  of  "The  Making  of  Amer- 
icans" a  booklet  published  by  Western  Re- 
serve chapter  of  tne  D.A.R. ;  director  Roose- 
velt club  of  Sons  of  the  Republic  of  the 
United  States  of  America,  sponsored  by  the 
Western  Reserve  chapter  of  D.A.R. ;  member 
National  Education  Assn..  Northeastern  Ohio 
Teachers  assn.  and  Ohio  State  Teachers  assn.; 
member  Cleveland  Astronomical  society: 
member  Cleveland  Teachers  Federation;  so- 
licitor for  the  Roosevelt  club  Scholarship 
loan  fund;  member  The  Church  of  the  Cove- 
nant; The  American  Guild  of  Health;  West- 
ern Reserve  chapter  D.A.R.;  National  Geo- 
graphic society;  member  Woman's,  Women's 
City  and  Colonial  Study  Circle  of  Cleveland 
clubs,  (past  pres.)  Recreation:  travel,  nature 
study,  mountain  climbing,  books,  dramatics 
and    music.      Residence:    3535    Euclld-ave. 

DUNBAR,  Frank  Herbert,  mechanical  en- 
gineer; born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  3,  1882;  son  Wm. 
Reid  and  Nancy  (McLeish)  Dunbar;  educated, 
South  high  school;  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science,  B.  S.,  1906;  Cornell  Univ.,  1907-1908 
as  post  graduate  student  and  instructor; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  28,  1911  to  Vera 
Jones;  pres.  Baker  Dunbar  Co.  and  Dunbar 
Engineering  Co.;  sec.  Cleveland  Laundry  Ma- 
chinery Mfg.  Co.;  member  American  Society 
of  Mechanical  Engineers:  Phi  Delta  Theta 
fraternity;  Canterbury  Golf  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs.  Recreation:  boating,  sailing 
and  golf.  Residence:  Harper-rd.,  Chagrin 
Falls,  O.    Office:  1900  Euclld-ave. 

DUNBAR.  Wallace  G.,  builder;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  15,  1891;  son  William  and  Elizabeth 
(Carroll)  Dunbar;  educated.  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.,  B.  A.;  married,  Cleveland,  May  15, 
1923  to  Lucile  Clark — children,  Margaret 
Elizabeth  Dunbar;  world  war,  enlisted  308 
Ammunition  train,  Camp  Sherman;  transfer- 
red Statistical  branch,  general  staff,  Washing- 
ton, D.C. ;  commissioned  2nd  lleut.  U.S.A.,  Sept. 
25,  1918;  advertising,  Cordav  &  Gross  Co., 
1913-1917;  pottery,  Bedford  China  Co.,  1919- 
1921;  building.  The  William  Dunbar  Co., 
since  1921,  sec.  and  treas.;  member  Associated 
General  Contractors  of  America;  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  Uni- 
versity and  Cedarhurst  Country  clubs;  active 
member  The  Play  House.  Recreation:  tennis, 
golf  and  skating.  Residence:  1504  Rydal- 
mount-rd.    Office:    8201    Cedar-ave. 

DUNCAN,  Amelia  M.,  born,  Taylorvllle,  111.. 
1884;  daughter  Rev.  Alonzo  and  Grace  Bell 
(McSparran)  Michael;  educated,  Wilson  col- 
lege, Chambersburg,  Pa.,  A.  B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  1912  to  Tracy  H.  Duncan — children, 
Margaret  E.,  Grace  A.  and  William  S.  Dun- 
can; member  College  and  Women's  City  clubs. 
Residence:    2799    Courtland-blvd. 

DUNCAN,  Tracy  H.,  attorney;  born,  Toledo, 
May  5,  1879;  educated.  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Central  high  school;  Adelbert  col- 
lege, A.  B. ;  Western  Reserve  Law  school, 
LL.B;  married,  Cleveland,  1912  to  Amelia  R. 
Michael — children,  Margaret  Eleanor,  Grace 
Amelia  and  William  Stewart  Duncan;  admit- 
ted to  bar,  Ohio  1903;  with  law  firm  Goulder, 
Holding  and  Masten,  1903-1910;  Holding, 
Masten,  Duncan  &  Leckie,  1910-1925;  Hold- 
ing, Duncan  and  Leckie,  since  1925;  lecturer 
on  insurance,  W.  R.  U,  law  school,  1910-1915; 
director  Union  Mortgage  Co.,  Pontlac  Im- 
provement Co.,  Rud  Machine  Co.,  Commercial 
Coal  &  Coke  Co.  and  Lake  Shore  Sand  & 
Gravel  Co.;  pres.  City  Blue  Printing  Co. 
and  Operators  Realty  Co.;  member  Ameri- 
can Bar  assn.;  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Delta  Tau 
Delta  and   Phi  Delta  Phi   fraternities;   Union 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

and  University  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce,  sailing,    motoring.        Residence:    3048    Chad- 
Residence:     2799  Courtland-blvd.     Office:  1970  bourne-rd.      Office:    1900    Euclid-ave. 
Union   Trust   Bldg. 

„.,„^.„     „     .       „                    ^             ,^  DUNN,    Helen    Irvrln    JuntlR.    born,    Clncln- 

DUIVCAN,    Viola    Deetrick.    born,     Youngs-  nati,    O.;    daughter    Howard    Irwin    and    Laura 

town,    O.,    March    23,    1876;    son    Dr.    John    and  (Rohner)    Justls;   educated.    The   College   Pre- 

Elizabeth    (Park)    Deetrick;    educated,    Rayen  paratory  School  for  Girls;  Smith  college,  1918; 

high       school,       Youngstown,       O.;       married,  married,  Cincinnati,  O.,  June  27,   1917  to  Don- 

Youngstown,    O..     Oct.     18,     1899     to     William  aid     Dunn — children,     Elizabeth     Irwin     Dunn 

McKlnley   Duncan — children,   William  McKin-  ^^^      Nancy     King     Dunn;      member      Junior 

ley,    Jr.,    John    Allison    Duncan    and    Andrew  'pague;    Smith      college     and     Women's     City 

Jackson,     III:     member    Women's     City     club.  dubs.         Residence:        3048        Chadbourne-rd., 

Residence:    Winter,    2028    E.    88th-st.    Summer,  Shaker   Hghts. 

Ledge  Hills  Farms.  ni'NN.  .I,,me«.  Jr..  banker;  born,  Cleveland. 

DUNCAX.  'Willlnm  McKlnley,  lawyer;  born,  Jan.  29.  1880;  son  James  and  Anna  (Paterson) 

Pittsburgh,    Pa.,    Mav    19,    1873;    son    Andrew  2""":     educated,     Cleveland     public     schools; 

Jackson  and  Sarah   (McKlnley)    Duncan;  edu-  ^ff.liH^^  r^.^l'^^o.i   ^,  o^l"^^^^^'''!^^^^   married. 


ley,  Jr  John  AllVson  Duncan  and  An-  5'^%'^^^'^.  ^jyi^^X'^nH-^  Lakewood;  Knights  of 
drew  Jackson.  Ill;  member  law  firm  Squire  r^^'"!?!;  .^/^^°"l^,^^^'1?ii."'^^I'^"'^^"/ O'"^; ^*?' 
Sanders  and  Dempsey;  chairman  of  board,  !l!5  ^I?"  V  ^°"t^^7'  -^xnl^""^  ^?.""^''^:,  ^^^'^IT 
pres.  and  director  Wheeling  and  Lake  Erie  ^on  Country,  Union.  Mid-Day^  City  and  High 
Ry.  Co.;  member  Union,  Mavfield  Coun-  ^oon  clubs;  Lakewood  and  Cleveland  Cham- 
try.  Shaker  Heights  Country,  Chagrin  Valley  ^J'J'^,:^^  ■^ZT/.l^'n. .  ^%V^r^'-^r^  ^?°^'t  ^J"** 
Country.  Hermit  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Resi-  wnni'^^off?^^!*^^^^'^;^^^^  Le^'is^dj..  Lake- 
dence:  2028  E.  88th-st.  Office:  1857  Union  ^''°°^-  Office.  502  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
Trust  Bldg.  DURELL,    George    Britton,   manufacturing; 

DU:VHAM.     Elizabeth     Reed.     born.     Albion.  ^"/"'    i^f^-i''  /„TlT^.nn«{^\  ^]w!.n^ii«r°^^^ 

XT     -^  .    ^   ..r^ut^       A              r->      «„/!     tU»,„i„     XT'  li.award  H.  and  Hannah  A.  (Woodward)  Dur- 

^o    ^;      «^,a"f'^^|'^    ^^'^on  .°\t^"^^"^^?"'^.    ^-  ell:    educated,    Pennington    Seminary;    Prince- 

(Smalley)    Reed;    educated.    New   York    State  ton    Univ ,    A.    B.;    married.    Harriman.    Tenn.. 

Normal     college.     Pd.B.;     Univ.     of    Michigan,  jung    7.    '1893     to     Genevieve     Hill— children. 

A.  B..   1907;  married.   Cleveland.  Aug.   15.   1908  Gladys    Durell    Higgins.    George    Edward    and 

to    Fred    Sylvester    Dunham — children.    Reed  Kathryn     Durell;     pres.      American     Fork     & 

Sterling  Dunham;  state   sec.   of  D.   A.   R.   dur-  Hoe  Co.;  director  Union  Trust  Co.;  pres.  Ohio 

ing  war  and  engaged  in  all  their  war  actlvi-  Mutual    Savings    &    Loan    Co.;    member    Klrt- 

ties;  formerly  teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek  and  land     Country,     Union     and     Country     clubs, 

vice-principal     of    a     New    York     State     high  Residence:     3145     North    Park-blvd.        Office: 

school;  contributor  to  classical  journal;  active  Keith    Bldg. 
and  interested  in  patriotic  societies;  formerly 

sec.  of  Western  Reserve  Chapter,  D.  A.  R.;  DURKIN,  John  Francis,  asst.  supt.  trans- 
now  vice-regent;  member  Daughters  of  portation;  born.  Peoria,  111..  Sept.  17.  1865; 
Founders  and  Patriots  of  America;  eligible  son  James  and  Bridget  (Moran)  Durkin; 
to  membership  in  Mayflower  Society,  Co-  educated,  Peoria  parochial  and  PubHc 
lonlal  Dames  and  other  societies  whose  mem-  schools;  married.  Cleveland  Nov.  1889 
bership  is  based  on  direct  descent  from  the  to  Helen  Weeks  Swetman— children,  three 
first  settlers  and  officers  in  the  early  co-  ^"'^s  and  three  daiighters;  member  C  ty 
lonlal  government;  formerly  pres.  Univ.  of  Council.  Cleveland  1907-1909  and  1911-1915; 
Mich.  Alumnae  assn  and  member  Alumnae  ^^i"  accountant  Indiana-Illinois  &  Iowa  R.  R., 
Council  at  Ann  Arbor.  Mich.;  member  College  Kankakee.  111..  1890-1893;  chief  clerk  supt. 
club;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity  and  Psi  car  service,  N.  K  R  R.  R.,  1893-1918:  sunt. 
Gamma  sorority.  Residence:  2335  Delaware-  car  service  Nickel  Plate  railroad  1918-1923. 
rd.  Cleveland  Hghts.  asst.  supt.  trans.  Nickel  Plate  railroad  since 
"'  '  1923;  vice-pres.  and  member  board  of  direc- 
DUNKLEE,  Mrs.  Charles  A.,  born,  Cleve-  tors  Homestead  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  mem- 
land,  Nov.  12,  1858;  daughter  Noyer  B.  and  ber  St.  Vincent  DePaul  society;  St.  Thomas 
Georglanna  (Crary)  Prentice;  married.  Cleve-  Parish;  American  Insurance  Union;  Catholic 
land.  May  30.  1883  to  Charles  A.  Dunklee —  Knights  of  Ohio;  Holy  Name  society;  Catho- 
children,  one.  Residence:  2215  Woodmere-dr.,  lie  order  of  Foresters;  Railroaders  &  Tele- 
Cleveland  Hghts.  graphers  Aid  society.    Residence:  1212  E.  87th 

n^Twiu    Ti         11   «       ,    o   r.y.tt^r.t.   1 T^^r^  «*•       Offlce:    429    Columbia    Bldg. 

DUNN,  Donald   Omar,  architect;    born.   New 

York  City,  Oct.   14,   1892;  son  Admiral  Herbert  DIISTIN,    Cecil    Rome,    high    school    prlncl- 

O.    and    Bessie    Amanda    (Webb)    Dunn;    edu-  pal;  born.  Pioneer,  O.,  July  26,  1887;  son  John 

cated.  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  H.    and     Mary     (Barklev)     Dustln;     educated, 

1916,    bachelor    of    science;    married,    Cincin-  Tri-State    college,    Angola,    Ind..    B.    S.,    1913; 

nati.  O..  June  27.  1917  to  Helen  Irwin  Justls—  Teachers    college.   N.     Y.     City.     A.     M.,     1924; 

children.    Elizabeth    Irwin    and    Nancy    King  Teachers   College  diploma — superintendent  of 

Dunn;     physically     disqualified     for     military  schools;   married.  Coldwater,  Mich..  Aug.  1917 

service  during  war;  settled  In  Cleveland,  May,  to    Ruth     Elder — children,     Richard     E.     and 

1917;   with   Hubbell   &   Benes,    1917-1919;    with  Robert  W.  Dustln;  world  war.  Naval  Reserve 

Franz  Warner,  Jan.  1919  to  Aug.  1919;  entered  officers   training   school.    Municipal    pier,   Chl- 

the  organization  of  Walker  &  Weeks,  archl-  cago.    111..     May     31.     1918     to     Dec.     6,     1918; 

tects.    Aug.    1919;    member   of    the    firm    since  teacher  Rural  schools,  Williams  Co.,  O.,  three 

Jan.    1,    1926;    member    American    Institute    of  years;    teacher    village    schools.    Pioneer,    O., 

Architects;    sec.    Cleveland    Chapter;    Society  three    years;     principal     high     school.    Mont- 

of  Technology  Architects;  Beta  Nu  chapter  of  pelier,    O.,    six    years;    superintendent   village 

Delta      Tau      Delta      fraternity;      Frieze      and  schools,    Montpeller,    O.,    three    years;    prlncl- 

Cornice     honorary     architectural     fraternity;  pal  John  Marshall  Sr.  high  school.  Cleveland, 

member    University    club.      Recreation:    golf,  four    years;     member     Cleveland     and     State 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Educational  Research  assns.;  Ohio  State 
Teachers  assn.;  National  Kducation  assn. ; 
member  City  club;  pres.  Cleveland  chapter 
Isaac  Walton  league  of  America.  Recrea- 
tion: hunting-,  fishing  and  tennis.  Residence: 
3826  W.  160th-st.  Office:  Lorain-ave.  and  W. 
152nd-st. 

DUSTIN,  Killth  ranedon,  born,  Port.smouth, 
N.  H.,  March  8,  1868;  daughter  Samuel  and 
Ellen  M.  (Willey)  Langdon;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  sciiools  and  Normal  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  July  31,  1889  to  Virgil  A.  E. 
Dustin — children,  Mrs.  Marjorie  D.  Leonard; 
sec,  treas.  and  director  Cleveland  Animal 
Protective  league;  chairman  board  The 
Training  Home  for  Girls;  assoc.  chairman 
Franklin  Hall,  Boarding  Home  for  Working 
Girls;  director  W.  C.  T.  U.;  member  Round 
Table  club,  35  years.  Residence:  1518  W. 
32nd-st. 

DUSTIN,  Virgil  Alton  Kllsworth,  assign- 
ment commissioner;  born,  Richfield,  O.,  Feb. 
11,  1861;  son  Chandler  and  Maria  (Ellsworth) 
Dustin;  educated,  Cleveland  public  and  high 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  July  31,  1889  to 
Edith  M.  Langdon — children,  Mrs.  Marjorie 
D.  Leonard;  invented  and  installed  a  .system 
used  in  Common  Pleas  Court  of  assigning 
cases  to  be  tried;  member  Masonic  lodge. 
Chapter,  Commandery  and  Shrine.  Resi- 
dence:  1-518  W.   32nd-st. 

DUTNEY,  George  V.,  dept.  mgr.;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  March  7,  1889;  son  William 
v.  and  Mary  T.  Dutney;  educated,  Cornell 
Univ.,  M.  E.,  1910;  world  war,  capt.  Ordnance 
dept.;  overseas  service,  France  and  Italy,  18 
months;  peace  commission,  Paris  and  Rome; 
formerly  supt.,  Plate  and  Structural  Mill, 
Jones  &  I^aughlin  Steel  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.; 
mgr.  Insulation  and  Power  specialty  dept., 
Johns  Manville,  Inc.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  same, 
Cleveland;  member  Theta  Xi  scientific  fra- 
ternity; University  club;  Pittsburgh  Athletic 
assn.  Residence:  University  club.  Office: 
Johns    Manville,    Inc.,    6300    Euclid-ave. 

DUTTON,  Chnrles  Frederick,  teacher;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  5,  1870;  son  Dr.  Charles 
Frederick  and  Mary  S.  (Newton)  Dutton; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Oberlin 
college,  A.  B.,  1893;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
25,  1902  to  Elme  Edwina  Booth — children, 
Frederick  B.,  Richard  S.  and  Philip  N.  Dut- 
ton; teacher  West  high  school,  1894-1909; 
teacher  West  Commerce  high  school  since 
1909;  member  Cleveland  Engineering  society; 
trustee  First  Congregational  Church.  Resi- 
dence: 4816  Pranklin-blvd.  Office:  West 
Commerce   High   School. 

DUTY,    Spencer    Marcns,    mfg.    face    brick; 

horn,  Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1878;  son  Daniel 
and  Sarah  L.  (Cozad)  Duty;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  and  high  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  12,  1905  to  Mabel  Cummer — chil- 
dren, Spencer  Cummer  Duty;  In  brick  busi- 
ness with  his  father  from  1897  to  1901  when 
his  father  died;  from  1901  to  1908  operated 
plant  in  Cleveland;  1908  organized  and  be- 
came pres.  of  the  Deckman-Duty  Brick  Co. 
which  name  was  changed  to  The  Medal  Brick 
&  Tile  Co.  in  recent  years;  now  pres.  and 
treas.;  member  Canterbury  Golf.  Mid-Day  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  1885  E. 
89th-st.      Office:    4900   Euclid-ave. 

DWORKEN,  Max  M.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Russia,  June  10,  1885;  son  Meyer  H.  and  Re- 
becca (Garfinkel)  Dworken;  educated  public 
and  private  Russian  schools  and  Hebrew 
schools,  Russia;  public  schools  of  Oak  Harbor, 
O.  and  Port  Clinton,  O. ;  night  course,  Central 
high  school;  Baldwin  Wallace  Academy,  1921; 


Baldwin  Wallace  college  of  laws,  1922, 
bachelor  of  laws;  married,  Cleveland,  to 
Esther  Rosenberg — children,  Adelade  Dwor- 
ken; member  Citizen  Military  training  organ- 
ization under  instruction  of  Ohio  National 
Guard,  1907;  member  National  Union  Assur- 
ance society,  Cleveland  Bar  assn..  Temple 
Men's  club,  Zionist  organization  of  America. 
Residence:  11906  Durant-ave.  Office:  1423 
Schofield  bldg. 

DYAR,  Marie  KnHten,  born,  Chicago,  111., 
March  17,  1889;  daughter  Herman  A.  and 
Emily  (Bartles)  Kasten;  educated,  high  school, 
Winnetka,  111.,  Wellesley  college,  B.  A.,  1910; 
married,  Chicago,  May  4,  1915  to  Hugh  Hunt- 
ington Dyar — children,  Patricia  Emily  Dyar 
and  Hugh  Huntington  Dyar,  Jr.;  world  war, 
surgical  dressings  and  home  care  of  the  sick 
courses,  Red  Cross;  active  worker  in  sewing 
and  surgical  dressings  units;  member  Welles- 
ley  college  Alumnae  assn.;  Women's  City, 
Cleveland  Wellesley  and  Canterbury  Golf 
clubs;  Shaker  Hglits.  Parent-Teacher  assn. 
Residence:   2963   Falmouth-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

DYE,  Mary  L.ittle,  born,  Beverly,  O. ; 
daughter  Dr.  James  and  Lurana  S.  (Jenison) 
Little;  married,  Logan,  O.,  Nov.  11,  1884  to 
Dr.  James  Henry  Dye;  member  Women's  City 
club.      Residence:    11893  Carlton-rd. 

DYE,  Trafton  M.,  attorney;  born  Sidney, 
Iowa,  Jan.  11,  1886;  son  Charles  H.  and  Eva 
(Emery)  Dye;  educated  Oberlin  college  A. 
B.,  1906,  Columbia  Univ.  law  school,  LL.B., 
1910;  married,  Portland,  Ore.,  Nov.  7,  1912  to 
Mary  E.  Ward — children,  Mary  Elizabeth  and 
Charles  Sherman;  practiced  in  Portland,  Ore., 
1910-1917;  Cleveland,  since  1917;  partner, 
Wilkin,  Cross  and  Daoust;  member,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio  State  and  American  Bar  assns.; 
trustee  and  member  executive  committee 
Logal  Aid  society;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
fraternity;  Masonic  lodge;  Elks;  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Lakewood  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  1085  Kenneth-dr.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:  1106  Union  Mortgage  bldg. 

DYER,  Charlen  Dickey,  Jr.,  engineer;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Sept.  13,  1885;  son  Charles 
Dickey  and  Belle  (Smith)  Dver;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  B.  S.  in  C.  E.,  1908: 
married,  Chicago,  111.,  July  10,  1916  to  Mabel 
Keig — children,  Charles  Dickey  Dyer,  III, 
Marshall  and  Margaret  Belle  Dyer;  pres. 
Dyer  Associated  Engineers  Inc.;  member 
Union  club.  Residence:  2951  E.  Overlook-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  907  National  Citv 
bldg. 

DYER,  Clara  Cnrran,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Thomas  J.  and  Catherine  Louisa 
(Proudfoot);  educated,  Hathaway-Brown;  at- 
tended Mrs.  Lifts  school  at  Rye,  N.  Y. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland  1904  to  Guy  Sawyer  Dyer; 
world  war,  worked  four  months  in  Egypt  and 
nine  months  in  France  with  Australian  Red 
Cross  service;  member  Women's  City  club; 
formerly  member  Tuamby  club  of  Melbourne, 
Australia;  Alexandria  club  of  London,  Eng.; 
Women's  Athletic  club  of  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Residence:  6715  Dunham-ave.,  Cleveland;  and 
Alvarado,  Calif. 

DYER,  Herrlck  Harrel,  pres.;  born,  Alva- 
rado, Calif.,  Feb.  12,  1890;  son  Edward  Frank- 
lin and  Kate  (Harrell)  Dyer;  educated,  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  1909-1913;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  15,  1914  to  Irene  Konker — 
children,  Herrick  Harrell  Dyer,  Jr.;  pres.  The 
Dyer  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
society;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Alpha  Chi 
Sigma  chemical  society;  Zeta  Psi  fraternity; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
and  National  Town  and  Country  clubs.     Hec- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

reation:  grolf,  hunting:  and  fishing.  Residence:  be    one    of    the    outstandinf?    Institutions    for 

31    Villa    Beach.      Office:    3030    Euclid-ave.  business  training;  pres.  Dyke  School  of  Busl- 

„,. .     ,      ..        ^        ^          -KT     ..,    T^      ,.  ness;    since    1899    has    been    closely    Identified 

D\KE.  Frnnk.  I,.,  teacher;  born,  North  East,  ^^.n,^    j^^   development    at   corner   of   Prospect 

Pa.,    Oct.    2,    isr.5;   son   Lodire   J.    and   Lucinda  g^id  K.  9th;  member  National  assn.  of  Accred- 

(Stetson)    Dyke;   educated,   Geauga  Seminary,  ited  Commercial  Schools;  National  Federation ; 

Chesterland,    O.;    married,    Cleveland,    1886    to  Chamber    of    Commerce;     City    and    Kiwanls 

Ada   E.    Brown — children,   Lucy   M.   Dyke    and  clubs;  Cleveland   Real   Estate  board.     Recrea- 

Mrs.  B.  A.  Haycox;  organized  Dyke  School  of  tlon:   motoring.      Residence:   20010   T.,orain-rd., 

Business    1893    in    Cuyahoga    bldg.;    from    the  Rocky   River,   O.     Office:    Smythe   bldg.,    1001 

smallest  beginning  the  school   has  grown   to  Huron-rd. 


B.4MKS,     Haydon,     industrial     consultant;  Women's   City    club.    Residence:    1868    E.    82nd 

born,    Shanghai,    China.   Dec.    19,    1863;    son    I.  St.      Office:   Public   Library. 

B.  and  Emma  (Hayden)  Eames;  educated,  EATON,  Cyrun  Stephen,  banker;  born.  Nova 
United  States  Naval  Academy  with  subse-  Scotla,  Dec.  27,  1883;  son  Joseph  H.  and  Mary 
quent  service  as  a  commissioned  officer;  mar-  a.  (McPherson)  Eaton;  educated,  Woodstock 
ried,  Hagerstown,  Md.,  June  18,  1890  to  Clare  college;  McMaster  Univ.,  B.  A.,  1905;  mar- 
Hamilton — children,  Mrs.  Sidney  Howard  ried,  Cleveland,  1907  to  Margaret  House — 
(Clare  J.  Eames),  Mrs.  A.  J.  Cox  (Emma  children,  Margaret  Grace,  Mary  Adelle,  Eliza- 
Hayden  Eames)  and  Hamilton  Eames;  world  beth  Ann,  Anna  Bishop,  Cyrus  Stephen,  Jr., 
war,  in  charge  of  small  arms  and  ammuni-  Augusta  Farlee  and  MacPherson  Eaton;  oper- 
tion  production.  Residence:  2376  Kenilworth-  g^^Qj.  public  Utilities  Properties,  1906-1912; 
rd.,  Euclid  Hghts.  Office:  1411  Guarantee  organized  Continental  Gas  &  Electric  Corp., 
Title    Bldg.  1912;     became    partner    of     firm    Otis    &    Co., 

EARI>Y.  Elizabeth  Hurlbut.  born,  Cleve-  ^^"'^ers,  1915;  chairmian  of  ^oard  The  United 
land;  daughter  John  E.  and  Elizabeth  ^;fe'*ctp^?"Neb?^skS°"(^kr"&"' Ellc%r1c^cT; 
(Ranney)  Hurlbut;  educated,  Cleveland  ^^^  The  Trumbull  Steel  Co.;  pres.  The  Co- 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  to  John  Have-  lumbus  Ry.,  Power  «&  Light  Co.;  director 
lock  Early  (deceased) — children,  Margaret  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  American  Light  &  Trac- 
Early  Booth  and  John  Hurlbut  Early  (both  ^^^^  ^q..  Central  Alloy  Steel  Corp.,  National 
deceased).      Residence:    2815    Scarborough-rd,  Acme    Co.,    The    William    Davies    Co.,     Ham- 

EASTMAN,  Harry  Lloyd,  judge;  born.  But-  P?^,"**' t?.^^"*^*!*"  ^'o^ho' T^rf.^lfi^^k^^^Rnw^m^n"' 
1^^  vir,  \^\.i-i  a  100O.  c!^v,  ^1,1, „  tr  „„j  Ohio  Brass  So.,  The  Loomis  Co.,  Bowman- 
ler.  Pa  April  9,  1882;  son  Oliver  H.  and  Rutmore  Hotels  Co.  and  Kansas  City  Power 
Clara  (Bond)  Eastman;  educated,  grade  and  ^  Light  Co.;  trustee  Kansas  City  Power 
high  schools  of  Findlay,  O.;  Western  Reserve  Securities  Co.,  Denison  Univ.,  Cleveland 
Univ.  law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Museum  of  Natural  History  and  Cleveland 
Sept.  30,  1922  to  Marcella  J.  Dalgleish;  asst.  y.  M.  C.  A.;  member  Ohio  Society  of  New 
U.  S.  attorney,  Northern  dist.  of  Ohio,  1918-  York;  Mid-Day,  Union,  University.  Athletic 
1920;  1st  lieut.  J.  A.  G.,  O.  R.  C. ;  began  prac-  Mayfleld,  Stock  Exchange  Luncheon.  Pepper 
tice  of  law  In  1913  with  firm  Bacon,  Couse  Pike  and  Summit  Hunt  clubs.  Residence: 
and  Curran,  later  associated  with  Goulder  (winter)  8917  Euclid-ave.,  Cleveland;  (sum- 
White  &  Garry  and  Treadway  &  Marlatt;  mer)  Acadia  Farm,  Northfield,  O.  Office:  320 
member  of  firm  Woods,  Lang  &  Eastman;  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 
until  May,   1926,  when  appointed  judge  of  in-        eaTON,   Joseph    Oriel,    banker;    born,    Yon- 


A^.^^J^    a,;,?     tJo,,";;'   i^^i^ri-     nitttlr.^     \^2^',,^'  chairman   Eaton    Axle   &    Spring  Co.;    director 

Army     and     Navy     Union,      Citizens     league  National    Acme.    Trumbull    Steel    Co..    Central 

«im^l?J?^  r^^nll'I)o,^^r,^^w.,v,^=®^''^Am^i.^o^^  Alloy  Steel   Corp..    Lakewood    Kng.    Co..    Elec- 

Somerton-rd.    Ceveland    Hghts.      OflJice:    Old  t^j^    Controller    Co..    Hudson    Valley    Coke    & 

Court    House,    Public    Square.  Prod.   Co.;  S.   F.   Bowser  Co.,   Bohn   Aluminum 

EA.STMAN,     Linda     Anne,     librarian;     born,  &  Brass  Corp.  and  Gabriel  Snubber  Mfg.   Co.; 

Oberlin,    O..    1867;    daughter    William    Harvey  "jiemher  Delta  Psi   fraternity;   Union,   Hormit. 


Dayton,  O. ;  public  library,  asst.  I)ranch  libra-  EBELING,      George      A.,      architect;      born, 

rian,    vice    librarian    and    librarian,    Cleveland  Wheeling,    W.    Va.,    June    17,    1889;    son    Henry 

Public  library;   (librarian   since  1918);   library  and     Amelia     (Brunner)      Ebeling;     educated, 

counselor      and      asst.      professor      school      of  Wheeling   high    scliool;   Carnegie   Institute    of 

Library    Science    of    Western    Reserve    Univ.;  Technology;   married.   Wlieeling,  W.   Va.,   Dec. 

has  served  as  president  of  Ohio  Library  assn.:  26,      1917     to    Maude     Wyrlck     Cox — children, 

vice-pres.   of  the   American  Library  assn.   and  Elizabeth  Jeanette.  Helene  and  Martha  Deison 

of  the   Women's  City  club;  member  American  Ebeling;    world    war,    production    manager    U. 

and    Ohio    Library    assns. ;    American    Library  S.     shipping     board     emergency     fleet     corpn. 

Institute;  Adult  Education  Commission;  tru.s-  (finished      machinery):      practicing      architect 

tee    Cleveland    Welfare    assn.;    member    board  Wheeling,  W.  Va.   1914-1917;  praoticing  archl- 

of     Directors     Cleveland     Recreation     Council  tect    Cleveland,    Grieble    &    Ebeling     1919-21, 

and  Girls  Council;  executive  committee  Cleve-  practicing     architect     Cleveland     since     1921; 

land   Conference    on    Educational    Cooperation  secy,  and  treas.  Homes  Builders  of  Cleveland; 

and      Cleveland      Forum      Council;      member  member     Cleveland     Engineering     Society; 

109 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland  Athletic  club;  pres.  Cleveland  Car- 
negie Alumni  assn.  Recreations:  hunting:  and 
fishing.  Residence:  22BB  Bellfleld-ave.  Office: 
737  ProBpect-ave.  S.  E. 

EDDY,  Carroll  William,  veterinarian;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  12,  1871;  son  Samuel  Mans- 
field and  Sarah  L.  (Smyth)  Eddy;  educated, 
Cleveland  grade  and  public  schools;  Ohio 
State  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  25,  1905 
to  May  Graham;  in  practice  1900-1905,  chief 
food  and  dairy  inspector,  Cleveland  1905-1916; 
dairy  business  1916-1925;  member  American 
Veterinary  Med.,  Ohio  Veterinary  Med.,  North- 
•western  Veterinary  Med.,  and  various  other 
allied  technical  assns.  Residence:  13910 
Larch  mere -blvd. 

EDGERTOX,  Ida  M.,  teacher;  born,  Parma 
township,  April  27,  1868;  daughter  Irwin  and 
Margaret  (Cole)  Edgerton;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  West  high  school,  1886; 
Cleveland  Normal  school,  1887;  summer 
•courses  at  Columbia  Teachers  college;  teacher 
in  Cleveland  public  schools  since  1887;  prin- 
cipal of  Scranton  school  since  Jan.  1,  1901; 
Tnember  Western  Reserve  chapter  D.A.R.  and 
■Ohio  Chapter  Daughter  of  Founders  and 
Patriots.  Residence:  1413  Branch-ave.  Office: 
Scranton  school. 

EDMISTON,  Horace  Stewart,  dentist;  born, 
Cleveland,,  May  30,  1891:  son  H.  T.  and  Mary 
E.  (Black)  Edmiston;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  March  20. 
1922  to  Rita  Leopold — children,  two;  world 
war,  ambulance  service  ten  months;  1st  li'S'it. 
dental  corps  Staff  Base  hospital,  Camp  Upton 
18  months:  practiced  dentistry  since  1916  ex- 
cept for  time  In  service;  member  CTleveland 
Dental  society  and  National  Central  assn.; 
Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  Masonic  lodge; 
Rajah  shrine;  32nd  degree;  Caldwell  Consis- 
tory, Bloomsburg,  Pa.;  Lakewood  Country 
olub;  Tribe;  T.  M.  C.  A.;  American  Legion; 
U.  S.  Army  ambulance  assn.  Recreations: 
golf,  gardening.  Residence:  1480  Bunts-rd. 
Office:   862   Rose  Bidg. 

EDMONDSON,  Georvre  Monntnin,  photo- 
grapher; born.  Norwalk,  O.,  Aug.  23  1866; 
son  George  William  and  Mary  Jane  (Mount- 
ain) Edmondson;  educated,  public  schools; 
■married  Oherlin,  O..  1901  to  Wilhelmlna  R. 
Keason — children,  George  Mountain,  Jr.  and 
Ivy  Jane  Edmondson.  Residence:  1964  E. 
S7th  St. 

EDM0ND.S01V,  Wilhelmlna  Rejene,  born, 
Amherst,  O.,  1877;  daughter  Peter  Craft  and 
■Rejene  (Plato)  Neason;  educated,  public  and 
private  schools;  married,  Oberlin,  1901,  to 
•Geo.  M.  Edmondson — children,  George  M.  and 
Ivy  Jane  Edmondson.    Residence:  1964  E.  97th 

St. 

EDMONDSON,  William  J.,  artist,  born,  Nor- 
walk, O.,  1868;  son  George  William  and  Mary 
Jane  (Mountain)  Edmondson;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools  Norwalk,  O. ;  Academy  of  Fine 
Arts,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  Julian  academy, 
Paris;  Aman  Jean  academy,  Paris;  awarded 
by  P.A.F.A.  European  scholarshin,  Chas.  Top- 
pan  prize;  married,  Cuyahoga  Falls,  O.  Dec. 
18,  1906  to  Florence  L.  Holloway;  exhibits 
in  leading  art  museums;  Penton  medal  figure 
painting;  popular  vote  and  other  prizes  Cleve- 
land Museum  of  Art;  represented  In  per- 
manent collections,  Cleveland,  Philadelphia, 
New  Orleans;  member  of  art  committee  Pan- 
ama Pacific  Exposition,  San  Francisco; 
portraits  in  many  homes,  institutions,  and 
public  buildings  throughout  the  country; 
member  of  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists;  Fel- 
lowship of  the  Pa.  Academy  of  Fine  Arts. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2812  Scar- 
borough-rd.    Studio;    2362    Euclld-ave. 


EDW^ARDS,  Ellery  P.,  physician;  born, 
Harperfleld,  O.,  March  7,  1878;  son  Preston 
J.  and  Lucy  (Howes)  Edwards;  educated, 
Huntsburg  high  school.  1899;  Oberlin  college, 
1903,  A.B.;  W.R.U.  medical  college,  1909,  M.D.; 
married,  Morencl,  Mich.,  Sept.  19,  1911  to  Marie 
Lavlna  Green — children,  Preston,  Eleanor, 
Evelyn  and  Henry  Edwards;  world  war,  vol- 
unteered but  not  accepted;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Cleveland  club.  Re- 
reatlons:  tennis  and  swimming.  Residence: 
2953  Berkshlre-rd.     Office:  8314  Euclld-ave. 

EDW^ARDS,  John  R,,  Jr.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  15,  1868;  son  John  R.  and  Mary  M. 
(Brower)  Edwards;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  three  years  Central  high  school; 
two  terms  Spencerian  business  college;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1889  to  Jeanie  Ewald — child- 
ren, Helen  A.  Edwards;  married,  1900  to  Mae 
Foss — children,  John  R.  and  Harry  Foss  Ed- 
%vard3;  connected  with  Jno.  R.  Edwards.  Sr. 
Coal  &  Teaming  Co.  since  1872,  name  later 
changed  to  Jno.  R.  Edwa'-d.s  &  Son;  location 
at  Pennsylvania  Ry.  and  Woodland-ave.;  lo- 
cation sold  to  Pennsylvania  Ry.  Co.  in  1923; 
asst.  mgr.  Jno.  R.  Edwards,  Sr.  and  Jno.  R. 
Edwards  &  Son;  the  Edwards  family  came  to 
Cleveland  with  Moses  Cleaveland;  the  original 
Edwards  was  one  of  the  surveyors  in  Cleave- 
land's  party  and  located  at  the  present  site 
of  Buckeye-rd.  and  Woodhlll-rd.  where  grand- 
father and  father  were  born;  Rapid  Transit 
Ry.  passes  almost  directly  under  the  last 
home  erected  by  his  grandfather.  Residence: 
2650  East-blvd. 

EDWARDS,  Mrs.  John  R.,  born,  England, 
Sept.  13,  1866;  daughter  John  Wakefield  and 
Hannah  (Bennett)  Wakefield;  educated,  Grove 
House  seminary;  Bryn  Mawr,  Breconshlre, 
England;  married,  Leetonia,  Ohio,  Oct.  20, 
1885  to  John  R.  Edwards — children,  Laura 
Virginia  Edwards  and  Ruth  Edwards  Winch; 
member  Woman's  club.  Residence:  12908 
Eiiclid-ave. 

EDW^ARDS,  Ralph  Wlgmore,  born,  Cardiff, 
Wales,  Feb.  1,  1879;  son  Morgan  and  Fanny 
(Wlgmore)  Edwards:  educated,  Cleveland 
law  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  22,  1916 
May  Otter — children,  Ralph  Wlgmore  Ed- 
wards, Jr.:  democrat;  in  1910  was  elected 
member  House  of  Representatives  79th  Gen- 
eral Assembly;  Feb.  1912  appointed  member 
board  of  Civil  Service  Commissioners  of  City 
of  Cleveland;  came  to  U.  S.  In  1885  and  moved 
to  Cleveland  after  many  years  residence  In 
New  York  City;  admitted  to  bar  in  1901  and 
has  since  practiced  law  in  Cleveland,  member 
of  firm  Farrell  and  Edwards.  Residence: 
4016  Riveredge-rd.    Office:  Williamson   Bldg. 

EELI.S,  Adele  Chlnholm,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  11,  1897;  daughter  Alvah  Stone  and 
Adele  (Corning)  Chisholm;  educated,  Hatha- 
way Brown  school;  Westover  school.  Conn., 
1916;  married,  Cleveland,  June  7,  1919  to 
Howard  Parmelee  Eells,  Jr. — children,  Adele 
Chisholm  and  Frances  House  Eells;  identified 
with  Rainbow  hospital,  St.  Agnes  guild  and 
Junior  league;  member  KIrtland  country  and 
Union   clubs.      Residence:    2290   Ardleigh-dr. 

EELLS,  Howord  Parmelee,  Jr.,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  25,  1892;  son 
Howard  Parmelee  and  Maud  (Stager)  Eells; 
educated,  University  school,  Milton  academy; 
Williams  college,  1915;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  7,  1919  to  Adele  Corning  Chisholm — 
children,  Adele  Chisholm  Eells.  Jr.  and 
Frances  House  Eells;  world  war,  lieut.  Rain- 
bow division  (42nd)  A.  battery,  149th  field 
artillerv;  served  in  France  from  Sept.,  1917 
to  April  1919;  president  Dolomite  Products 
Co.;  sec.  Standard  Sewing  Machine  Co.; 
vice  pres.  Atchison  Eastern  Bridge  Co.;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  treag.  Cleve- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


land  school  oi  art;  treas.  Humane  society; 
member  Kirtland,  Union  and  Tavern  clubs. 
Residence:  2290  Ardleigh-dr.  Office:  1110 
Euclid-ave. 

EELLS,  Mnud  Stngrer,  born,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
1865;  daughter  Henry  Warren  and  Alice 
(Trabue)  Stager;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  11, 
1889  to  Howard  Parmelee  Eells — children, 
Frances,  Howard  Parmelee,  Harriet  Stager, 
Samuel,  and  Maud  Stager  Eells.  Residence: 
Overlook-rd. 

EGGLKR,  CnrI  Edward,  illuminating  en- 
gineer; born,  Vincennes,  Ind.,  May  22,  1889; 
son  Frederick  A.  and  (Baech)  Egeler;  edu- 
cated, Vincennes,  Ind.  high  school,  1909;  Pur- 
due Univ.  1913,  B.  8.  in  electrical  engineer- 
ing; world  war;  Indiana  National  guard  1908- 
11;  U.  S.  Navy,  1917-19;  lieut.  (sr.  gd.)  1918, 
U.  S.  Naval  Reserve  1919 — now  commanding 
1st  division,  U.  S.  Naval  Reserve,  Cleveland, 
9th  Naval  District;  war  service  on  U.  S.  S. 
San  Diego  and  U.  S.  S.  Huron;  National  Lamp 
Works  of  General  Electric  Co.  publicity  en- 
gineer, 1913-17;  special  engineer,  1919-24; 
commercial  engineer,  1924  to  date;  member 
Illuminating  Engineering  society;  Society  of 
Motion  Picture  Engineers;  Cleveland  Electri- 
cal League;  American  Legion  (Army  &  Navy 
post)  Delta  Upsilon  and  Eta  Kappa  Nu  frat- 
ernities; Masonic  orders;  University  and  Sin- 
gers clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  tennis  and 
music.  Residence:  13808  Fernwood-ave.  Of- 
fice: Nela  Park,   E.  Cleveland,  O. 

KHRKE,  Charles  W.,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
2,  1873;  son  Joachim  and  Louise  (Hibbe) 
Ehrke;  educated,  Cleveland  grammar  schools; 
Spencerian  business  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May  1895  to  Martha  Splittorf — children. 
Earl  L.,  Raymond  A.  and  George  E.  Ehrke; 
vice  pres.  Cuyahoga  Soap  Co.;  pres.  Cos- 
mopolitan Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  member  Masonic  lodge;  32nd  de- 
gree; Shrine.  Residence:  11204  Ashbury-ave. 
Office:   12378  Superior-ave. 

EICHER,  Archibald  McClelland,  constr.  en- 
gineer; born,  Greensburg,  Pa.,  Mav  23,  1890; 
son  Alexander  and  Elinor  (McClelland) 
Elicher;  educated  Greensburg  high  school, 
1908;  Massachusetts  Inst,  of  Technology,  S.  B., 
1912;  world  war;  1st  lieut.  Eng.  O.R.C.  Fort 
Leavenworth,  2nd  camp;  discharged  on  ac- 
count of  poor  eyesight,  1917;  in  France  Nov. 
1917  with  Stone  &  Webster  Eng.  Corpn.  Con- 
struction of  Ordnance  depots  of  Is-sur  Tille 
Bourges-Mehun  sur  Yevre,  etc.  until  Dec. 
1918;  engineer  American  Construction  Com- 
pany; member  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  fraterni- 
ty; University  club.  Residence:  3813  Euclid- 
ave.      Office:    505   Marlon   Bldg. 

EICKIIOFF,  Theodore  H.,  electrical  and 
mechanical  engineer;  born,  Indiana,  Nov.  18, 
1885;  son  Henry  C.  and  Elizabeth  (Kuehn) 
Eickhoff;  educated,  manual  training  school 
Indianapolis;  Purdue  Univ.,  B.S.E.E.  1908; 
E.E.  1920;  Geo.  Washington  Univ.  B.L.  1913; 
married,  Milwaukee,  Oct.  1,  1921  to  Miss  Clara 
Strasen — children,  Henry  John  and  Elizabeth 
Marie  Eickhoff:  engineering  development  and 
perfection  of  Thompson  submachine  gun  and 
Thompson  autorifle,  as  chief  engineer  for 
the  Auto  Ordnance  corpn.  1916-24;  In  course 
of  work  developed  a  chronograph  to  measure 
within  one  ten-thousandth  of  a  second;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Engineering  Society;  Society  of 
Industrial  Engineers,  Tau  Beta  PI  fraternity; 
Gethsemane  Ev.  Lutheran  church.  Recrea- 
tion: hiking.  Residence:  970  Helmsdale-rd. 
Office:   118  St.  Clalr-ave. 

EIDE.  Riindolph,  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr., 
The  Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.;  born,  Lee, 
111.,  May  25,  1888;  son  Tollef  T.  and 
Christine       H.        (Greve)        Eide;       educated. 


Lee,  Illinois  high  school;  tfnlv.  of  Illinois, 
A.B.;  married,  St.  Louis,  Jan.  17,  1917 
to  Edna  Ruth  Phillips— children.  Catherine 
<  hristine,  Randolph.  Jr.,  John  Henry,  and 
Richard  Phillips  Eide;  national  guard,  N.  Y.; 
1911-13  Traffic  Dept.  New  York  Telephone 
Co.;  1913-16  Supervisor  of  Traffic  Southwest- 
ern Bell  Telephone  Co.  St.  Louis;  1916-17 
Supervi.sor  of  Traffic  Michigan  Bell  Telephone 
Co.  Detroit;  1917-21  Supt.  of  Traffic  Central 
L  nlon  lelephone  Co.  Columbus;  1921-23  gen. 
.supt.  of  traffic  Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.;  1923- 
24  gen.  mgr.  Ohio  Bell  Telephone;  1924  vice- 
pres.  and  director;  director  Lima  Tele- 
phone &  Telegraph  Co.;  member  Amer.  Inst, 
of  Electrlcid  Engineers;  Mayfield,  Union, 
University,  Mid-Day  and  Big  Ten  clubs.  R.  d- 
dence:  2102  Lamberton-rd.  Office:  1300 
Euclid-ave. 

EINSTEIN,  Albert  E„  life  "underwriter; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  27,  1884;  son  Leopold 
and  Bertha  (Rauh)  Einstein;  educated,  Cleve- 
land grammar  schools;  Central  high  school; 
University  school;  married.  Pittsburgh,  Sept. 
30,  1915  to  Birdie  Wersheimer;  Ordnance 
Dept.  director  finance  and  accounting;  asst 
in  charge  Chandler  Motor  Car  Co.  during 
world  war;  secy,  and  treas.  Ullman  &  Einsteir 
Realty  Co.;  chairman  board  of  directors  City. 
Allotment  Co.;  member  Oakwood  golf  and 
Excelsior  clubs.  Residence:  2616  Dartmoor- 
rd.      Office:    1208   Swetland  Bldg. 

EISENMAN,  William  Hunt,  national  secy.p 
born,  Jamestown,  O.,  July  8,  1884;  son  Maurice- 
and  Margaret  Eisenman;  educated,  Kenyon 
college;  Ohio  State  Univ.;  Morningside  col- 
lege; Leland  Stamford,  Jr.  Univ.,  Ph.  B.  and 
M.A. ;  married,  Danville,  111.  Aug.  1917  to- 
Mildred  R.  Randle — children,  Wra.  Hunt 
Eisenman  Jr.;  world  war,  capt.  company  M 
3rd  Reg.  Illinois  National  Guard  2  years;  edu- 
cational work  12  years;  instructor  Racine 
college;  principal  high  schools;  professor  of 
chemistry  and  physics;  supt.  public  schools;: 
national  secy.  American  Society  for  Steel 
treating;  genl.  mgr.  National  Steel  and  Ma- 
chine tool  exposition;  secy.  American  Society 
for  Steel  treating;  member  A.S.T.M. ;  S.A.E.;. 
A.S.S.T.;  C.E.S.;  Wisconsin  academy  of  sci- 
ences; member  Masonic  lodge;  Knight  Temp- 
lar; Consistory;  Shrine;  Elks;  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt,  Country,  High  Noon  and  Masonic  clubsr. 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf- 
Residence:  3259  Stockholm-rd.  Office:  4600< 
Prospect-ave. 

EliDEN,  John  Aten,  attorney;  born.  East 
Liverpool,  O.  April  3,  1892;  son  E.  E.  and 
Mary  (Aten)  Elden;  educated,  Virginia  Mili- 
tary Institute;  Adelbert  college,  A.B.;  West- 
ern Reserve  Law  school,  LLB. ;  post  gradu- 
ate work  at  Georgetown  law  school,  Columbia 
law  school:  republican  candidate  for  State 
representative  1924,  State  senator  1916; 
served  as  first  lieut.  In  gas  defense  division 
of  U.  S.  army  during  world  war;  member 
executive  committee  Cleveland  Bar  assn., 
vice-pres.  Ohio  State  bar  assn.,  vice-pres. 
Franklin  Savings  &  Loan  Co..  Economy 
Mortgage  Co.,  Needham  Products  Co., 
Taylor  Amusement  Co.,  and  Jordan  Cotton 
Mills  Co.;  secy.  Utilities  Service  Co.  and  Cir- 
cle Theatre  Co.;  chairman  advisory  board 
Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.;  member  advisory  board 
Prudential  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Alpha  and  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraterni- 
ties; Mid-Day,  University.  Roadside.  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs;  32nd  degree  Mason 
and  Shriner;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  travel.  Residence:  2704  Derby- 
shlre-rd.     Office:   816   Hippodrome  Bldg. 

ELRREDGE,  Albert  Clarton.  asst.  supt  of 
schools;  born,  Edinburg,  O.,  June  13,  1868; 
son    Franklin    and    Suskn     (Carr)     Eldredge; 


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educated,  district  school  Edinburgr,  O.;  Al- 
liance high  school;  Mt.  Union  college,  1895; 
married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Aug.  30,  1897  to 
Elsie  I.  Miller — children,  Howard,  James  A., 
Sarah  F.  and  Albert  M.  Eldredge;  war  record, 
member  Eighth  Regiment  O.N.G.  1893-95; 
teacher  in  country  schools,  two  years;  teacher 
Jn  elementary  schools,  Alliance,  O.,  two  years; 
principal  elementary  school,  Lorain,  O.,  four 
years;  principal  high  school,  Lorain,  O.,  1899- 
1905;  supt.  of  schools,  Lorain,  O.  1905-1914; 
asst.  supt  of  schools  Cleveland,  O.,  since 
1914;  director  The  Lovett  Co.;  member  Na- 
tional Education  assn.  Ohio  State  teachers 
assn. ;  State  Board  of  education  until  re- 
organization code  went  into  effect;  Sons  of 
Veterans;  K.  of  P.;  F.  &  A.  M.;  City  club. 
Residence:  1766  N.  Taylor-rd.  Office:  Board 
of  Education. 

ELI.IOTT,  Allen  Edrick,  real  estate  and 
building;  born,  Somerville,  Mass.,  Sept.  15, 
1885;  son  Geo.  E.  and  Annie  L.  (Simmons) 
Elliott;  educated,  Univ.  of  Maine;  married, 
Greenville,  Pa.,  Mar.  4,  1916  to  Laura  Vaughn 
— children,  Jane  Elliott;  asst.  engineer,  B.  & 
A.  R.  R.;  locating  engineer  L.  F.  &  J.  R.  R. ; 
asst.  val.  engineer  B.  &  L.  E.  R.  R. ;  sales 
mgr.  Sharon  Pressed  Steel  Co.;  treas.  and 
sec.  The  Clark-Elliott  Co.  and  The  Clark-El- 
liott Bldg.  Co.;  trea.s.  Operators  Realty  Co.; 
member  American  and  Cleveland  societies  of 
Civil  Engineers;  Gamma  Epsilon  Kappa, 
Kappa  Sigma  and  Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fraterni- 
ties; Duquesne  club  of  Pittsburg;  Greenville 
Country  and  Cleveland  clubs.  Residence: 
3170  Svcamore-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
806  Bulkley  Bldg. 

ELLIOTT,  Ralph  W.,  physician;  born,  Erie 
County,  Pa.,  1877;  son  Andrew  N.  and  Abble 
(Cleaveland)  Elliott;  educated  Adelbert  col- 
lege, Ph.  B.  1900;  Western  Reserve  Medical 
school,  M.  D.,  1903;  married,  Cleveland,  1908, 
to  Florence  Moorhead — children,  Alice  El- 
liott; member  American  Medical  assn.;  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  fellow  American 
public  health  assn.;  Phi  Rho  Sigma  frater- 
nity; University  club.  Residence:  2689  Col- 
chester-rd.     Office:  8314  EucUd-ave. 

ELLIS,  John  W.,  born,  Princeton,  111.,  Aug. 
28,  1877;  son  John  and  Ella  (Gary)  Ellis; 
educated,  Northwestern  Univ.;  married,  Cleve- 
land Nov.  16,  1909  to  Mildred  L.  Furness — 
children,  one;  pres.  The  Chemical  Supply  Co.; 
member  Beta  Theta  Pi  faternlty;  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  clubs. 
Recreations:  fishing.  Residence:  2673  Euclid 
Hghts.-blvd.     Office:  2450  Canal-rd. 

ELLSWORTH,  Ralph  H.,  born.  West  Rich- 
field, O.,  Sept.  18,  1868;  son  Ranson  C.  and 
Cora  (Humphrey)  Ellsworth;  educated.  West 
Richfield  high  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  16  1894  to  Emily  H.  Oviatt;  republican; 
travelling  salesman  for  twenty-five  years 
representing  the  Arnold  W^ooden  Ware  Co.; 
elected  director  of  the  company  1896;  elected 
pres.  and  genl.  mgr.  1912 — has  been  elected 
pres.  and  genl.  mgr.  each  succeeding  year; 
member  Halcyon  lodge  No.  498;  F.  &  A.  M. ; 
Thatcher  Chapter  No.  101;  R.  A.  M. ;  Forest 
City  Commandery  No.  40;  Knight  Templar; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  1446  Co- 
hassett-ave.  Office:  Arnold  Wooden  Ware 
Co. 

ELSNER,  Sidney,  E.,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  9.  1893;  son  Morris  and  Dora 
(Bernstein)  Eisner;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  Glenville  high  school;  Cleveland 
law  school;  Baldwin  Wallace  college;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  16,  1917  to  Charlotte 
Sill — children,  Sidney  Edgar  Eisner;  repub- 
lican; 1918  candidate  legislative  branch;  legal 
advisory  board  during  war;  Legal  Aid  society 
1915-16;  partnership  Blackett  &  Eisner  1916- 


17-18;  practicing  alone  since;  secy.  The 
Cleveland  Allotment  Co.,  Banner  Realty  Co., 
Cleveland  Land  Sales  Co.,  Robert  Sill  Rc.ilty 
Co.,  Economic  Hldg.  &  Construction  Co.;  i>re3. 
Fairmount  Richnidiid  Land  Co.;  director  Wal- 
dorf Land  Co.;  vicf-pres.  Trebor  I.iand  Co., 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  charter  mombei 
Golden  Square  lodge  No.  579,  I".  &  A.  .M., 
organist  since  Its  inception,  asst.  secy.  1923 
24-25;  Al  Sirat  grotto.  Recreations:  motor- 
ing and  golf.  Residence:  1775  N.  Taylor-rd. 
Office:    1431    Engineers   Bldg. 

ELY,  Mabel  CoIIingrn,  born,  ClfMeland,  Sept 
15,  1891;  daughter  Geo.  E.  and  Margaret 
(Boswell)  Collings;  educated,  Hathwiy  Brown 
school;  Miss  Spence's  school.  New  York  City; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1917  to  S.  Pres- 
cott  Ely — children,  Edith  C.  and  Virginia  E. 
Ely;  member  Junior  League  of  Cleveland; 
Kirtland  Country  club.  Residence:  1889  E. 
84th    St. 

ELY,  Samnel  Prcscott,  broker;  son  Prescott 
and  Minnie  (Hanmer)  Ely;  educated,  Univer- 
sity school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  19,  1917  to  Mabel  P.  Collings 
— children,  Edith  C.  and  Virginia  E.  Ely; 
member  Troop  A,  1st  Ohio  Cavalry  1909-1916- 
1919-1920;  world  war,  301st  U.  S.  Cav.  1917- 
1919;  member  Hord  Curtlss  Co.;  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  Tavern  and  Kirtland  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  1889  E.  84th-st.  Office: 
1201   Union  Trust  Bldg. 

EMERICH,  Ida  Belle  Day,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  25,  1867;  daughter  Joseph  A.  and  Eliza- 
beth (Watterman)  Day;  educated,  Collln- 
wood  public  school;  Shaw  high  school,  E. 
Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  April  18,  1887 
to  Amiel  W.  Emerich — children,  A.  Wilkes, 
Harold  E.,  Helen  Doris  and  Ada  Marlon 
Emerich;  republican;  world  war,  assisted  at 
Red  Cross  Center;  director  New  Center  Gar- 
age; formerly  member  Women's  club;  mem- 
ber First  Presbyterian  church  on  Western 
Reserve  since  she  was  13  years  of  age;  mem- 
ber Pythian  Sisters,  Sherman  Temple,  No.  102; 
Early  Settlers  assn.;  Republican  club.  Resi- 
dence: 16205  St.  Clalr-ave. 

EMERICH,  Nellie  Day,  born,  Nottingham, 
O..  July  5,  1871;  daughter  Joseph  A.  and  Eli- 
zabeth (Waterman)  Day;  educated,  East 
Cleveland  high  school;  married,  Nottingham, 
Aug.  29,  1894  to  John  R.  Emerich — children, 
five;  member  Pythian  Sisters;  Daughters  of 
Veterans;  Women's  Organization  of  Retail 
Druggists.      Residence:   1286   E.   188th-st. 

EMERSON,  Florence  Taylor,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  W.  D.  and  Janet  (Reed)  Tay- 
lor; educated,  Cleveland  grammar  and  high 
school;  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.,  A.  B., 
1903;  married,  Cleveland,  June  15,  1909  to 
Sam  W.  Emerson — children,  Florence  R., 
Janet  Logan  and  Peggy  Emerson;  member 
Delta  Phi  Upsilon  Sorority;  Women's  City  and 
College   clubs.      Residence:    2424    Coventry-rd. 

EMERSON,  Henry  Ivory,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Litchfield,  Me.,  March  15,  1871;  son 
Ivory  W.  and  Rose  A.  (Stewart)  Emerson; 
educated,  public  schools  of  Lewistown,  Me.; 
Cincinnati  Univ.;  married,  Dec.  25,  1894  to 
Nettle  M.  Nauman  (deceased);  married,  Feb. 
19,  1917  to  Lillian  B.  McCormlck — children, 
Ross  W.,  Charlotte  M.  and  Louise  M.  ICmer- 
son;  member  City  council  of  Cleveland,  1902- 
1903;  member  64th,  65th  and  66th  Congresses, 
1915-1921;  practiced  law  since  Aug.  7,  1893; 
member  Bar  assn.;  K.  of  P.  Residence:  13106 
Forest  Hill-ave.  Offices:  223  Society  for  Sav- 
ings Bldg. 

EMERSON,  Hneh  McKnlgrht,  civil  engineer; 
horn,  Cleveland,  March  15,  1888;  son  James 
and  Katherlne  (McKnlght)  Emerson;  edu- 
cated,    Cleveland     public    schools    and     high 


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school;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  1910; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  3,  1914  to  Georglanna 
Edith  Blood;  world  war,  capt.  Ordnance  dept., 
U.  S.  army,  1917-1919;  member  Cleveland  En- 
gineering- society;  Phi  Kappa  Psi  and  (honor- 
ary) Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Chagrin  Valley  Country  and  Cleve- 
land Advertising  clubs;  Cleveland  Grays; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  board.  Recreation: 
golf  and  bowling.  Residence:  18915  Oxford- 
rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.     Office:   1836  Euclld-ave. 

EMERSON,  Oliver  Fnrrar,  university  pro- 
fessor; born,  Traer,  la..  May  24,  1860;  son 
Oliver  and  Maria  (Farrar)  Emerson;  edu- 
cated, Iowa  college,  18S2,  A.  B.;  1885,  A.  M.; 
Litt.  D.  1912;  Cornell  Univ.,  1891,  Ph.  D.;  mar- 
ried, St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sept.  24,  1891  to  Annie  L.. 
Logan — children,  Olive  Logan  (Mrs.  H.  E. 
Payne);  supt.  schools,  Grinnell,  la.,  1882- 
1S84;  :\luscatine,  la.,  1884-1885;  prin.  Academy 
of  Iowa  college,  1885-1888;  Goldwin  Smith 
fellow  in  English,  Cornell  Univ.  1888-1889; 
instructor  in  English,  1889-1891;  asst.  prof, 
rhetoric  and  English  philology,  1892-1896, 
Cornell  Univ.;  prof.  English,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  since  1896;  pres.  Modern  Lan- 
guage Assn.  of  America,  1923;  member  Ameri- 
can Dialect  society  (pres.  1905);  member 
Modern  Humanities  Research  assn.;  American 
Assn.  for  the  Advancement  of  Science; 
American  Assn.  of  University  Professors; 
Linguistic  Society  of  America,  Simplified 
Spelling  Board;  Zeta  Psi  fraternity;  Univer- 
sity club;  author  History  of  the  English 
Language,  1894;  a  Brief  History  of  the  Eng- 
lish language,  1896;  Middle  English  Reader, 
1905;  Outline  History  of  the  English  Lan- 
guage, 1906;  editor  Johnson's  Rasselas,  1905; 
Slemoirs  of  the  Life  and  Writings  of  Edward 
Gibbon,  1898;  Poems  of  Chaucer,  1911;  con- 
tributor to  Modern  Language  Notes,  Dialect 
Notes,  Publications  of  Modern  Language 
Assn.;  Modern  Philology,  Journal  of  English 
and  (jermanic  Philology,  Anglia,  Modern 
Language  Review,  Romanic  Review,  Review 
of  English  Studies  and  Proceedings  of  British 
Academy.  Recreation:  gardening.  Residence: 
1910  Wadena-st.,  E.  Cleveland.  Summer:  Elm 
Lodge,  Painesville,  O.  Office:  Western  Re- 
serve Univ. 

EMERSOX,  Sam  AV.,  building  contractor: 
born,  Cleveland;  son  James  and  Kate  (Mc- 
Knight)  Emerson;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  A. 
B.,  C.  E.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  15,  1909  to 
Florence  J.  Taylor — children,  Florence  R., 
Janet  L.  and  Peggy  Emerson;  pres.  and  treas. 
Sam  W.  Emerson  Co.;  member  Cleveland  En- 
gineering society;  (Cleveland  Builders  Ex- 
change, (past  president);  Phi  Kappa  Psi  and 
Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities;  Cleveland  Athletic 
(director),  Mid-Day.  Shaker  Heights  Golf 
and  Rotary  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2424  Coventry- 
rd.     Office:  1836  Euclid-ave. 

EMERY,  AiieuHtn  .\ntolnette,  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  3,  1871,  daughter  Christopher  F. 
and  Antoinette  A.  (Burke)  Emery;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Miss  Mittleberger's 
school;  Garland  and  Weston  Kindergarten 
training  school,  Boston,  Mass.  Residence: 
Chagrin   Falls,   O. 

EMMONS.  Joneph  V.,  metallurgist;  born. 
North  Lewisburg,  O..  Jan.  24,  1888;  son  Davis 
R.  and  Victoria  (Embrey)  Emmons;  educated, 
National  Normal  Univ.,  Lebanon,  O.,  A.  B. ; 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  special  work 
in  Chemistry;  married,  Springboro,  Pa.,  June 
12,  1915  to  Bertha  Helen  King — children,  Betty 
Jane  and  Roger  King  Emmons;  metallurgist 
with  Cleveland  Twist  Drill  Co.;  member 
American  Institute  of  Mining  &  Metallurgical 


Engineers;  British  Iron  &  Steel  Institute; 
American  Society  for  Steel  Treating;  Ameri- 
can Society  for  Testing  Materials;  Cleveland 
Engineering  Society.  Recreation:  gardening. 
Residence:  3284  Chadbourne-rd.  Office:  1242 
E.  49  th  St. 

EMSLIE,  Ernnk  W.,  attorney;  born.  New 
London,  O.,  1890;  son  W.  D.  and  (Carr)  Ems- 
lie;  educated,  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.,  A.  B., 
1913;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  law  school,  LL.B., 
1915;  married,  Cleveland,  1915  to  Stella  Mul- 
len— children,  Billy,  Rita  (deceased)  and 
Richard  G.  Emslie.  Residence:  1250  Elbur- 
ave.,  Lakewood.     Office:   1131  Leader  Bldg. 

ENGEL,  Rudolph  Cnrl,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1879;  son 
Fred  C.  and  Mary  C.  Heimberger;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  school;  South  high  school; 
medical  dept.,  O.  W.  U.,  1902;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  11,  1902  to  Mary  S.  Sluka — chil- 
dren, Walter,  Alvin  and  Carl  Engel;  asst.  to 
police  surgeon,  Cleveland,  1909-1912;  special- 
izing in  industrial  medicine  since  1912;  medi- 
cal director,  service  dept.  McKinney  Steel 
Co.;  member  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ameri- 
can Medical  assn.;  American  Health  assn.; 
American  assn.  Physicians  and  Surgeons; 
Masonic  Blue  lodge  to  Consistory;  K.  of  P.; 
Masonic  club.  Residence:  2912  Weybrldge- 
rrt.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  McKinney  Steel 
Co. 

ENSTEN,  Ed^-in  Jack,  vice-pres.;  born 
Missouri,  Oct.  8,  1887;  son  B.  and  Julia  (Rank) 
Ensten;  educated,  Central  high  school;  world 
war,  C.  P.  officer,  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.,  1917-1918; 
pay  school  Ensign  rating,  1918-1919;  sales 
nigr.  Printz  Biederman  Co.,  1920-1924;  vice- 
pres.  since  1925;  director  Truehaft  Construc- 
tion Company;  member  B.P.O.  Elks;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  The  Taylor  socie- 
ty; Oakwood  Country  and  Excelsior  clubs. 
Residence:  Fenway  Hall.  Office:  Printz 
Biederman   Co. 

EPSTEIN,  Nathan  Joshua,  physician;  born, 
Poland,  Sept.  1,  1893;  son  Isaac  and  Ida 
(Szypkeuitz)  Epstein;  educated,  public  school 
(evening);  New  York  City  high  school;  Eron 
preparatory  school.  New  York;  one  year  Pre- 
medical  Flower  hospital.  New  York  City; 
George  Washington  Medical  school,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  M.  D.  1921;  world  war,  honorable 
discharge  from  S.  A.  T.  C,  Washington,  D.  C; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns.;  fra- 
ternal    order     of     Eagles.       Residence:     3347 

E.  113th  St.  Office:  3003  Woodland-ave.  and 
13003   Kinsman-rd. 

ERHART,  Joseph  E.,  teacher  of  singing; 
born,   Erie,    Pa.,    March   17,    1886;   son    Edward 

F.  M.  and  Josephine  (Rastattier)  Erhart; 
educated,  Univs.  of  Pennsylvania,  The  Sor- 
bonne,  Heidelberg  and  Calcutta;  married, 
Cleveland.  Nov.  25,  1922  to  E.  Barbara  Ley; 
studied  singing  under  deReszke,  Bouhy, 
Marches!,  Cotogni,  Sbriglia,  etc.;  made  debut 
in  the  grand  opera  Samson  by  Salnt-Saena 
at  Marseille  in  1906;  sang  the  leading  tenor 
rolls  in  thirty-nine  grand  operas  for  seven 
years  appearing  at  Paris,  London,  Rome, 
Milan,  BrvissoUs,  Monte  Carlo,  Nice,  Engheln 
and  Montevideo;  sang  with  the  Boston  and 
Metropolitan  Opera  companies,  season  1910- 
1911  under  the  direction  of  Henry  Russell; 
taught  singing  in  Paris  and  New  York;  in 
Cleveland  since  1921;  member  Cleveland  club. 
Recreation:  bridge  and  golf.  Residence:  2040 
E.  83rd-st.     Office:  same. 

ERL.ANGER,  VMoIa  Janet,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  26,  1891;  son  Joseph  and  Rosa 
(Felsenheld)  Erlanger;  educated,  Smith  col- 
lege, 1910-1911;  Woman's  Medical  college  of 
Pa.,  M.  D.,  1915;  staff  member  Mt.  Sinai  and 
Woman's   hospitals    and    Florence    Crittenton 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Home;   member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medl-  member    committee    on    Unified    Finances    of 

cine;  Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns.;  Presbyterian       Church;        member       National 

Nu   Sigma   Phi   sorority;    Women's   City    club;  Capitol      Commission      of      the      Presbyterian 

Instructor    "Woman's    Medical    college    of    Pa.,  Church;     member     Union,     Mayfield     Country, 

1918-1920.     Residence:  1745  Wymore-ave.     Of-  Cleveland;     Bankers,     Recess,    Railroad,    and 

flee:    603   Rose   Bldg.  Automobile    clubs,    New    York;    Toledo    club, 

^nmr.i^T     ..J       „«^^«*o^„.    K^,.^     r"i^,r^iQr./i  Toledo;      Business     Men's      club,      Cincinnati; 

ERMAN,    Llda,    secretary;    born     Cleveland,  Residence:      2540     Falrmount     Blvd.       Office: 

^ii^y    !\    w^^Vk*^^^^''!®'^  ^"ryLwL.'^w^^h  Columbus      Athletic      club,      Columbus,      O.; 

(Hurst)    Weatherhead;    educated.    West    High  unjon  Trust  Bldg 
school;   business  college;   traveled   in   Europe; 

married,   Canada,   1908   to  Herbert  Alsten  Kr-  ERNST,  Theodore  C,  born,  Cleveland,  Sept. 

man;    assisted    in    selling    Liberty    bonds    and  23,     1869;     son    John    C.    and    Mary     (Hertel) 

community    fund    campaigns;    very    active    in  Ernst;    educated,    Cleveland    public    schools; 

republican     party     and     Board     of     Elections  West    high   school;    Spencerian    Business    col- 

Bince    woman    suffrage;    member    Republican  lege;    married,    Cleveland,    June    17,    1897    to 

Women    of    Ohio    and    Cuyahoga    County    Re-  Cora  Koepf — children,  one  daughter;  formerly 

publican    league;    was    an    official    hostess   at  in   auditing  dept.   Nickel   Plate   Railroad;   as- 

the    Republican    Convention    1924;    interested  sociate  of  Wilson  G.  Smith  in  music  Instruc- 

in  the  Reliance  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and  was  tion;   formerly   co-partner  with   brother  A.  C. 

secretary   of   the  advisory   board,    1924;   mem-  Ernst  in  firm  of  Ernst  and  Ernst,  accountants, 

ber    Woman's    Benefit    assn.,    sec.    and    treas.  with  C.  P.  A.  degree;  re-organized  the  Excel- 

for  ten  years,  then  commander,  sent  as  dele-  sior   Laundry   as    The   E   and    H.    Laundry    Co. 

gate    twice    to    Poet    Huron,    as    delegate    to  and  pres    of  same;  vice-pres.  Prudential  Sav- 


executive  sec.  under  Mrs.  Powell,  pres.;  mem-  'i^^'-'J/  1627    Hollvwood  rd       Off  ce-    2914    De 

ber  Cinema  club;   League   of   Women  Voters,  l^^u^Av^         Hollywood-rd.      Office.    ^914   Ue- 

Relief  Corps  No.  209;  Powell  club;  her  grand-  ••'"'>■- '!>'<'• 

parents    on    both    sides    came    from    England        ESCH,    Leon   Marie,    attorney;    born,    Cleve- 

and     settled     In     the     woods     near     Royalton,  land,    March    29,    1893;    daughter    Dr.    William 

came   by   oxen   and   cleared   the   woods    for   a  J-   and   Frank    (Black)    Esch:   educated.   East 

log  cabin;    her  parents   moved   to   W.   57th   st.  high  school,   (Greek-Latin  classical),  Laurean 

in    1878,    which    place    was    the    end    of    the  society;    (:ieveland    Law    school    of    Baldwin 

Bridge-st.     car    line;    her    father's    brothers,  Wallace,    LL.B;    democrat    (woman  s)    party; 

Albert    and    Edward    Weatherhead    were    in-  ward    leader     1922;    two    years    service.    War 


der 


iT  motors  division,  general 
staff.     Washington.     D.     C. ;     Cleveland     Assn. 


ERNST,      Alwln      Charles,      auditor;      born,  for   Criminal    Justice;    member   Cleveland    Bar 

Cleveland     July    26.    1881;    son    John    C.    and  assn.;     Business     Women's    club.       Residence: 

Mary       (Hertel)       Ernst;       educated.      public  1646     E.     55th-st.       Office:     Federal     Reserve 

schools,    business    school    and   private    tutors;  Bank  Bldg. 

married,  Cleveland,  1903  to  Charlotte  Faw-  esHLEMAN.  Charles  Leas,  advertising; 
cett— children,  four  daughters;  world  ^\  ar,  y^^^.^  Millerstown,  Pa.,  Feb.  13,  1882;  son 
member  of  the  committee  of  three  appointed  jQgeph  Mard  and  Salome  Gilbert  (Shreffler) 
to  formulate  a  system  and  detail  a  plan  for  gshleman;  educated,  Miffiin  academy  prepar- 
the  handling  of  the  first  Liberty  Loan;  per-  ^tory  school;  Penn  State,  B.S.  in  E.  E.,  1901- 
sonally  organized  the  auditing  units  of  Pitts-  jg^g.  General  Electric  apprenticeship  school, 
burgh,  Cincinnati,  Cleveland  and  other  im-  i905-1907;  married.  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  June  4. 
portant  points  for  bankers  handling  the  loan  jg^^  ^^  Lillian  Stites— children.  Charleen 
organization;  supervised  all  subscriptions  L^^g  Eshleman;  world  war,  chairman  of  the 
and  accounting  details  of  the  Federal  Re-  ^,^3^^  Industries  committee  in  Canton,  O.  dis- 
serve Bank  of  Cleveland  during  the  first  t^ict  under  the  direction  of  Charles  A.  Otis 
loan,  and  his  firm  rendered  like  service  for  }„  mobilizing  industrial  plants  for  the  pro- 
the  Federal  Reserve  Bank  of  St.  Louis;  be-  duction  of  heavy  artillery  mounts;  following 
gan  professional  career  in  1898  with  F.  Hohl-  attendance  at  National  Military  Training 
felder,  Jr.,  public  accountant  of  Cleveland,  camp.  State  college.  Pa.  was  commissioned 
until  1903  when  he  organized  the  firm  of  Ernst  captain  heavy  artillery,  ordnance  dept.  U.S. 
and  Ernst,  taking  his  brother.  Theodore  C.  army;  at  present  holds  commission  as  cap- 
Ernst  as  his  partner;  his  brother  withdrew  tain  U.  S.  army  reserve  corps;  served  in 
from  the  firm  In  1907  on  account  of  ill  health  various  capacities  with  The  General  Electric 
and  A.  C.  Ernst  continued  as  managing  part-  Co..  Pittsfield.  Mass..  and  Schnectady,  N.  Y., 
ner  having  associated  with  him  eight  part-  1905-1907;  came  to  Cleveland  in  1907  to  be- 
ners  and  a  large  staff  of  employees;  firm  come  sec.  and  treas.  of  The  Jandus  Electric 
maintains  forty-seven  practice  offices  In  the  Company;  while  serving  this  company  Mr. 
United  States;  employed  by  U.  S.  government  Eshleman  developed  a  new  form  of  street 
in  Sept.  1924  to  investigate  the  entire  post  lamp  and  ornamental  standard  which  has 
office  system  for  the  purpose  of  ascertaining  become  the  accepted  form  of  modern  street 
the  cost  of  operating  the  postal  service  and  or  white  way  lighting  in  all  American  cities, 
particularly  the  cost  of  handling  the  differ-  including  Cleveland  and  many  foreign 
ent  classes  of  mail;  appeared  as  expert  wit-  countries;  assisted  in  the  organiation  of  The 
ness  in  1924  in  regard  to  tax  refund  matters  Union  Metal  Mfg.  Co.,  Canton,  O.  to  manu- 
before  the  Couzens  committee  of  the  U.  S.  facture  these  products;  under  his  direction 
Senate,  and  has  been  connected  with  a  very  as  vice-pres.  and  general  sales  manager  this 
large  amount  of  Government  work  connected  company  became  the  largest  producer  of 
with  accounting,  refunds  and  various  details  ornamental  street  lighting  equiprnent  in  the 
of  accountancv;  trustee  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  auditor  world;  coincident  with  the  development  of 
Red  Cross  and  Community  War  Chest  of  the  Union  Metal  Mfg.  Co.  he  joined  with  R. 
Cleveland  in  war  period  and  continuous  audi-  H.  Griswold  of  Cleveland  in  starting  The 
tor  of  Community  chest;  trustee  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Griswold-Eshleman  Company,  today  one  of 
trustee     College     of     Wooster,     Wooster,     C;  Cleveland's    oldest    advertising    agencies,    of 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


which  he  is  sec.  and  treas. ;  member  Ameri- 
can assn.  of  Advertising  Agencies;  Public 
Utilities  Advertising  Assn.;  Masonic  bodies; 
Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  National 
Geographic  society;  Canterbury  Golf,  City 
and  National  Travel  clubs;  descended  from 
old  Pennsylvania  Dutch  family  that  settled 
in  Lancaster,  Pennsylvania  In  1719,  shortly 
after  the  opening  of  Pennsylvania  by  William 
Penn;  these  early  ancestors  came  from 
Strausburg,  Alsace  Lorraine  and  Amsterdam, 
Holland;  representatives  of  the  family  fought 
In  the  American  Revolution,  War  of  1912, 
Civil  War  and  World  War.  Recreation:  golf, 
fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  2225  Dem- 
ington-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1450 
Leader  Bldg. 

ESHLEMAN,  Lillian  Stlten;  born,  Newport, 
Pa.,  March  7,  1881;  daughter  Dr.  Harry  and 
Mary  Jane  (Singer)  Stltes;  educated,  Mlllers- 
ville  State  Normal  school,  Mlllersvllle,  Pa.; 
married,  Harrlsburg,  Pa.,  June  4,  1907  to 
Charles  Leas  Eshleman — children,  Charles 
Leas  Eshleman;  member  Daughters  of 
American  Revolution;  Daughters  of  Ameri- 
can Colonists;  Women's  City  club;  Lucie 
Turner  hospital  guild;  is  a  direct  descendant 
of  John  Stltes,  M.  D.  who  in  1640  certified  to 
the  death  of  his  sovereign  King  Charles  I 
of  England  at  this  execution  In  London;  he 
then  came  to  Plymouth,  Mass.,  as  physician 
and  surgeon  to  the  American  Colonists  and 
was  the  first  of  nine  generations  of  physi- 
cians and  surgeons  in  America  by  the  name 
of  "Stltes".  Residence:  2225  Demlngton-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

ESRY.  Georgre  T.,  printing  and  publishing; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  26,  1872;  son  George 
H.  and  Elizabeth  (Coleman)  Esry;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  school;  Sheldon  Business 
school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  extension 
course  in  advertising  Cleveland  Advertislntj 
club;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  18,  1895  to 
Jessie  M.  McCanna  (deceased  1910) — child- 
ren, Florence  Belden,  George  E.  and 
William  C.  Esry;  treas.  and  director  The 
Prompt  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Graphic  Arts;  Cleveland  assn. 
of  Credit  Men;  Chamber  of  Industry;  Lake- 
wood  lodge,  No.  601,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Cunningham 
Chapter,  No.  187,  R.  A.  M.;  Cleveland  Auto- 
mobile club.  Recreation:  baseball,  quoit 
pitching.  Residence:  1335  St.  Charles-st., 
Lakewood.       Office:    2814    Detroit-ave. 

ESSEY,  Inaac  R.,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  18, 
1876;  son  Moses  H.  and  Leah  Essey;  educated, 
Steubenville  public  schools;  Duff  college, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  married.  New  York,  May  28, 
1918  to  Ida  Lowenthal — children,  Herbert 
Leon  Essey;  salesman  for  The  J.  Essey  Co.; 
member  Elks  club.  Residence:  9822  Parkgate- 
ave.      Office:    1420    W.    6th   st. 

ESTAnnOOK,  AnMtIn,  fruit  auctioneer; 
born,  Grafton,  Mass.,  Feb.  26,  1874;  son  Ed- 
ward A.  and  Carrie  (New)  Estabrook;  edu- 
cated, common  and  high  schools  of  Massa- 
chusetts; married,  Grafton,  Mass.,  Jan.  1, 
1896  to  Ella  May  Davison — children  two;  mgr. 
and  auctioneer  The  Consolidated  Fruit  Auc- 
tion Co.  23  years;  vice  pres.  and  director  of 
above  company;  director  State  Mortgage  Co. 
Recreation:  harness  horses.  Residence:  4248 
W.  35th  St. 

ESTABROOK,  Ella  M..  born.  Nova  Scotia 
Nov.  3,  1874;  daughter  Wm.  Henry  and  Eun- 
ice Ada  (Rufus)  Davison;  educated,  Grafton, 
Mass.;  married,  Grafton,  Mass.,  Jan.  1,  1896  to 
Austin  Estabrook — children,  Beatrice  Eleanor 
and  Edward  Austin  Estabrook;  world  war, 
sec.  and  treas.  Brooklyn  Branch  Cleveland 
Red  Cross;  pres,  and  business  mgr.  Woman's 


Civic  League  of  Brooklyn;  director  at  large. 
The  League  of  Women  Voters;  member  Ameri- 
can Red  Cross;  Animal  Protective  league; 
Citizens  league;  Cleveland  Cinema  club; 
Cuyahoga  County  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Y.W.C.A.;  Cleveland  Safety  Council;  N.  M.  A.; 
Women's  Civic  assn.;  pres.  Congress  of 
Mothers,  1911-1912;  member  Citizens  commit- 
tee of  1,000  on  law  enforcement;  member  Fed- 
eration of  Woman's  clubs;  through  Women's 
Civic  league  established  in  Brooklyn, 
branches  of  Y.M.C.A.  and  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  worked 
on  all  Liberty  Loan  and  Community  Fund 
drives.  Residence:  4248  W.  35th  st.  Office: 
3317    Broadvlew-rd. 

ESTEP,  Harvey  Cole,  publisher;  born,  Stam- 
pede, Wash.,  1886;  son  Harvey  Cullen  and 
Gertrude  (McCausland)  Estep;  educated,  Univ. 
of  Minnesota,  M.  E. ;  married,  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
Feb.  17,  1909  to  Helen  deCamp  Lynch — chil- 
dren, Edward  Lyncii  Estep;  sec.  cast  ammuni- 
tion committee,  Ordnance  dept.,  1918;  resided 
In  Europe,  1920-1924,  vice-pres.  Penton  Pub- 
lishing Co.;  sec.  and  treas.  Foundry  Equip- 
ment Manufacturers  assn.;  member  American 
and  British  Iron  and  Steel  Institutes; 
American,  British  and  French  Foundrymen's 
assn.;  A.  S.  M.  E. ;  Engineers  club,  London, 
Eng.;  Big  Ten  club.  Residence:  1260  Yellow- 
stone-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Penton 
Bldg. 

ESTES,  Ryan  Phelps,  physician;  born,  Italy, 
Texas,  Dec.  22,  1897;  son  Dr.  Gary  P.  and 
Anna  P.  (Patton)  Estes;  educated,  Wax- 
ahachie,  Texas  high  school  1915;  Trinity 
Univ.  Waxahachle,  Texas  1915-18;  Univ.  of 
Texas  Medical  dept.  1918-22,  M.D. ;  Interne 
Cleveland  City  hospital  1922-23;  interne  Char- 
ity hospital,  Cleveland  1923-24;  resident  in 
surgery  at  St.  Luke's  hospital  Cleveland  1924- 
25;  member  American  Medical  assn.;  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  Phi  Alpha  Sigma 
fraternity.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis,  swimming. 
Residence:  10716  Deerlng-ave.  Office:  633 
Hanna  Bldg. 

ESTY,  Lonla  John,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, April  12,  1877;  son  John  B.  and  Carrie 
E.  (Griffin)  Esty;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.  B.S.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  B.L. ;  mar- 
ried, Garrettsville,  O.,  May  15,  1902  to  Grace 
L.  Davis  (deceased) — children,  Roger  E.  and 
Janet  L.  Esty;  married,  Nov.  18,  19:!5  to  Edith 
L.  Smith;  attorney  for  eight  years  Citi- 
zens Savings  &  Trust  Co.  now  the  Union 
Trust  Co.;  member  of  firm  of  attorneys  Mc- 
Millan, Esty  &  Pattison;  pres.  The  Cleveland 
Realization  Co.,  pres.  The  Mortgage  Assn.  of 
Ohio;  past  pres.  'The  Mortgage  Assn.  of  Cleve- 
land; member  Iris  lodge  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Webb 
chapter,  R.A.M. ;  Oriental  Commandery;  Lake 
Erie  Consistory;  32nd  degree;  Al  Koran; 
Shaker  Heights  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Masonic  clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  hunt- 
ing, fishing,  touring.  Residence:  2545  Wel- 
lington-rd.      Office:    1308    Union    Trust   Bldg. 

ETTINGER,  Adrian,  broker;  born,  Cleve 
land,  Sept.  8,  1893;  son  Charles  and  Jennie 
Goldsoll  Ettinger;  educated,  South  Case 
grammer  school;  (Central  high  school;  Har- 
vard college,  A.B.,  1915;  Harvard  law  school, 
LL.B.,  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  11,  1920 
to  Alice  M.  Joseph — children,  Robert  J.  and 
Ernest  Ettinger;  legal  dept.  Council  of  Na- 
tional Defense  at  Washington,  1917;  entered 
U.  S.  air  service  1918;  Camp  Sevier,  Green- 
ville. S.  C;  then  to  Souther  Flying  field, 
Amerlcus,  Ga. ;  then  to  Ft.  Omaha,  Neb.;  then 
to  Army  Balloon  school,  Arcadia,  Cal.;  dls- 
chargd  1919,  rank  of  second  lleut.;  passed 
Ohio  Bar  examinations  1917;  practiced  law 
from  1919-26;  April  1,  1925  became  partner 
in  the  brokerage  house  of  Samuel  Unger- 
lelder;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Harvard 
Law  school  assn.;  Town,  Excelsior,  Harvard, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Cleveland    Aviation,    Mid-Day    and    Oakwood  Rose    Emma    Hogg — children,     Lee    Charles 

clubs'   American   Legion;  Army  Officers  assn.  Evans;   asst.   to   surgical   chief  Base   hospital. 

Recreation-     golf,     horseback     riding,     tennis.  Camp    Sevier;    asst.    to    surgical    chief    U.S.A. 

Residence'    2580     St.      James-pkwy.       Office:  general   hospital    Ft.   McHenry,    Md.;    member 

T  nhhv    l.pader  News  Bldg.  Masonic  lodge;   Odd  Fellows;  Cleveland  club. 

Lobb>,  Leaaer  Aev\s  tiias.                    ,      ^     ^  ,  Residence:    10844   Ashbury-ave.      Office:    10403 

ETTI.\'GER,  Alice  J.,  born,   Cleveland,  Oct.  Euclid-ave. 

loUU';  %%l'cTelT^L^r%oi%ll'  ^"i^.'ml^:  EVAXS,  Walker  Allan,  born,  St.  Louis.  Mo.. 


^,  York  Rite  Masonic  bodies,  including  Al  Koran 
EVAN.S,  Armen  G.,  physician;  born,  Cleve-  shrine,  Al  Sirat  Grotto,  and  Tall  Cedars  of 
land,  July  20,  1895;  son  John  H.  and  Cornelia  Lebanon;  Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity,  Cham- 
F  (Harrison)  Evans;  educated,  Adelbert  col-  oer  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
lege  W.R.U.  1917,  A.B.;  W.R.U.  school  of  Board;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  National  Town 
medicine,  1920  M.D. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1921,  and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  Fenway  Hall, 
to  Louise  E.  Canneville;  demonstrator  of  Office:  850  Hanna  Bldg. 
Tipdiatrics  W  R  U.  school  of  Medicine;  fellow  ,  _,  .,,. 
American  Medica  assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  EVANS.  Walter  Lewis,  born  Chillicothe, 
of  Medf^ine;  member  Alpha  Phi  Alpha  fra-  O.,  July  31  1875;  son  William  E.  and  Alnia 
ternlty  Residence:  2176  E.  83rd-st.  Office:  (Platter)  Evans;,  educated  (Dhillicothe  pub- 
7ifi9  r>»Titrpi  nvp  I'C  schools;  married,  Cleveland  Sept.  28,  1899 
7102  cenirai-a\e.  ^^  j^j^^.^  Qji^j^  Glidden — children,  Winifred 
EVAN'S.  Clement  L.  V.,  manufacturer;  born,  Glidden  and  William  Scott  Evans;  sold  liber- 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Jan.  30,  1865;  son  William  ty  bonds  and  drew  cartoons  during  world 
and  Hannah  (Hart)  Evans;  educated,  public  war;  cartoonist  on  Cleveland  Press  from 
and  high  schools,  Cincinnati,  O.,  and  business  1895-1901;  cartoonist  on  Cleveland  Leader 
college-  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  18,  1891  to  1901-1907;  director  of  the  W.  L.  Evans  school 
Emma  L  Fries — children,  Charles  F.  Evans;  of  cartooning  from  1907-1925;  member  Board 
engaged  in  the  lead  manufacturing  business  of  Education  of  Shaker  Hghts.  public  schools 
since  1885;  mgr.  Gibson  Price  Co.;  vice  pres.  1914-22;  member  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  club, 
and  treas.  Berkshire  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Cham-  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2837  Lee-rd.  Of- 
ber    of    Commerce;    Lakewood    lodge    No.    601  fice:  849  Leader  News  Bldg. 

^A.-^T    l^W^.^H^rmfn^rv  Ph^'h^^Rec^eatioS-  EVERETT,   Flora   Morris,   born,    Cleveland, 

R.A.M.:  Lakewood  Country  ^ub      Recreation.  daughter    Calvary    and    Flora 

fishing     and      travelling       ^^^.^,f^^%\.^^^^^  (Pierce     Morris;   educated,   Hathaway   Brown 

Riverside-rd.      Office:    615    Swetland   Bldg.  school;    Ogontz    school;    married,    Cleveland, 

EVAXS     David    E.,    insurance    and    bonds:  1908,    to    S.    Homer    Everett — children.    Morns 

born     Cleveland,    Jan.    4,    1880;    son    Edward  and   Homer   Everett;    trustee    Babies    Dispen- 

and  Elizabeth  M.   Evans;  educated,  Cleveland  sary  and  hospital;  on  board  of  Lakeside  hos- 

high  schools-  Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  pital;   member  Union,   Mayfleld  and   Kirtland 

married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  16,  1909  to^Majrgaret  clubs.       Residence:    10830    Magnolia-dr. 

EVERS,   William    H.,    civil    engineer;    born, 


o  >C\'-r     >5r„ rrU  \^^ ri«-ir.p-     dTm     -plain     Dealer  scnoiarsnip   to   ^asa   ocnuui  oi  Aijpiieu  ocicin.c, 

SO.M.    Center-rd.       Office.    400    Plain    ueaier  ^^^^^^^^    Cleveland.    Spet.    17.    1895    to    Ottilie 

iii^S-                                                                 ,      J    T%   „  H.   Nieman— children,   Julie    Elizabeth,   Esther 

EVAXS,  Mary  Glidden,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  ottilie    and    William    H.     Evers;    connty    en- 

31,    1878;    daughter    William    P.    H.    and    Jane  ^^^^^j.    ^f    Cuyahoga    county    1899-1906;    city 

L.     (Hughes)     Glidden;     educated,^  CJ_eveland    B'"'^«'     ""^    V"->^„.     s.       ,      _j',_  ^    ,    . ^ 

public   sch      "  •    •.     ^1     --1 

1899   to  W 
fred     Glic 

^°'"^l^^^'"^^^T?^';,?«''''rn,Vn't1^v""womenk'"citV  cast  reenforced   concrete   products;    pres.   The 

ber    Shaker    Hghts     Country     WomensC^^^  ^          ^     ^^^^^    Engineering     Company     and 

and    Nineteenth    Century   clubs.      Recreation.  ^      ^      Products     Company;     treas.     The 

golf.      Residence.    2837    Lee-rd.  Landed  Investment  Co.  and  The  Neva  Devel- 

EVAXS,  Peter  Platter,  consulting  engineer;  opment    Co.;    director    The    Beaver    Park    Co.; 

born,   Chillicothe,   O.,   May   27,    1870;   son   Wil-  member     Ohio     and     Cleveland     Engineering 

liamE    and  Alma   (Platter)    Evans;  educated,  societies;  American  Assn.  of  Civil  Engineers; 

Ohio  State  Univ.  1892,   C.E.;  married.lColumbus,  The    American    Society    of    Civil    Engineers; 

O.  Sept.  11.  1894  to  Mary  Harward — children.  Evangelical     Lutheran     church.        Residence: 

Dr.    Eugene    H.,    Corinne   P.,    Rodger    C.    (de-  19820  Lorain-ave.     Office:  Engineers  Bldg. 

peaked)    and  Georere   L.   Evans;  vice-pres.   Os-  .                              , 

born     Engineerini     Co.;     member     American  EWART,  Howard  Lee,   insurance  engineer; 

Society    of    Civil    engineers;     Cleveland    En-  born.    Canton,    O.,    Nov.    1,    1892;    son    Marion 


churchV Cleveland"' Athi'eUcr Akron  City,  Can-  A.R;" "world 'war,  member  U.S.  army  ambu- 
terbury  Golf,  Cleveland  Auto  clubs;  Chamber  lance  service,  section  No.  542  sergt. ;  over- 
of   Commerce.      Recreation:    golf,    volley   ball,    seas  duty  in  Italy,  France,  and  Germany;  sec. 


born, 
iam    H. 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  Margaret  C.  (McDonald)  Ewing;  edu- 
cated, Alliance  high  school,  1887;  Mt.  Union 
collegre,  1890;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1901. 
L.L..B.;  married  Alliance,  O.,  Jan.  4.  1894  to 
^^artha  Holies — children,  Frank  H.  Ewing; 
asst.  treas.  Stark  county,  1890-1894;  asst. 
county  auditor  Stark  county,  1894-1896;  pres. 
Alliance  Board  of  Equalization,  1896-1897; 
chairman  Democratic  city  and  county  exe- 
cutive committee,  1896-1897;  pres.  City  of 
Canton  and  Stark  Co.  board  of  elections, 
1898-1901;  pres.  The  Euclid  Plastering  Co.; 
director  The  Harwood  Lumber  Co.,  The 
Brown  International  Turbine  Co.  and  The 
Ajax  Plastering  Co. ;  sec. -treas.  The  I.  X.  L. 
Ladder  Co.;  The  Luxe  Realty  Co.  and  The 
Ivanhoe  Grocery  Co.;  member  Commercial 
Travelers,  L.  and  L.  assn.;  Biglow  lodge  No. 
234  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Webb  Chapter,  No.  14 
R.A.M;  Al  Sirat  Grotto  No.  17;  M.O.V.P.E.R,, 
No.  63;  Cleveland  lodge,  L.L.O.M.;  Banner 
lodge  of  Veterans;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity.    Residence:    2096   E.   89th  st. 

E1\'ING,  Harrison  W.,  judge;  born,  Mahon- 
ing County,  O.,  July  26,  1874;  son  Harrison 
J.  and  Sarah  (Patterson)  Ewing;  educated. 
Central  high  school,  1892;  Adelbert  college, 
1893-1895;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Law  school, 
1899,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland  June  27,  1903 
to  Elmyra  C.  Lucas — children,  Marjorie  Gaile 
Ewing;  judge  of  Cuyahoga  County  Common 
Pleas  Court  having  been  appointed  by  Gov. 
Donahey  Oct.  13,  1925;  admitted  to  bar  June 
1899;  partnership  with  father  Ewing  &  Ewing 
until  his  death  May  2,  1903;  partner  firm  of 
Ewing,    Nieding    &    Kramer    1906-12;    partner 


Dawley,  Ewing,  Counts  and  Terrell  until 
1916;  partner  of  Virgil  Terrell  until  1918;  ap- 
pointed judge  common  pleas  court,  Oct.  13, 
1925;  director  The  Atlas  Bolt  &  Screw  Com- 
pany; member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  bar 
assns.;  Phi  Delta  Phi  legal  fraternity;  Ma- 
sonic Blue  lodge,  chapter  and  Council; 
Knights  of  Pythias;  City,  Acacia  Golf  and 
Canadian  Campflre  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
fl.«hing  and  hunting.  Residence:  2179  E. 
8nth-st.  Office:  Court  Room  7,  New  Court 
House. 

E^VING,  Roscoe,  lawyer;  born,  Wo.oster,  O., 
May  23,  1889;  son  John  E.  and  Chastina 
(Haird)  Ewing;  educated,  schools  In  Me- 
dina County  to  eighth  grade;  higl" 
school  at  Wadsworth,  Ohio;  W.  R.  U.  law  de 
partment;  married,  Medina,  O.,  Aug.  26,  1914 
to  Viva  Sargeant — children,  John,  Jane  and 
Mary  Louise;  secy.  Geo.  Hausheer  Co.,  Morse 
Rogers  Steel  Co.,  Reaugh  Construction  Co.; 
member  Ohio  State  and  Cleveland  bar  assns.; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  board;  Masonic  lodge; 
member  Westwood  Country  club.  Residence: 
1273  French-ave.  Office:  720  Williamson 
Bldg. 

EYEARS,  Martha  Woodin,  born,  Hudson, 
O..  Aug.  12,  1832;  daughter  E.  S.  and  A.B. 
(Coe)  Woodin;  educated,  Hudson  Female  Sem- 
inary; high  school  and  seminary  in  Cleve- 
land; married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  29,  1856  to 
Alfred  Eyears — children,  Jessica  A.  and 
Josephine  Eyears;  Frederick  C.  Eyears  (de- 
ceased).    Residence:  1934  E.  90th-st. 


FACKL,ER,  John  D.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Adarlo,  O.,  Jan.  18,  1878;  son  Matthias  C.  and 
Mary  (Boyce)  Fackler;  educated,  Savannah 
(Ohio)  Academy;  College  of  Wooster;  Har- 
vard Law  School;  married,  Savannah,  O., 
Aug.  12,  1902  to  Alice  May  Hankinson — chil- 
dren, Margaret  Elizabeth,  Ruth  Marjorie  and 
Mary  Alice  Fackler;  member  fourth  Ohio 
Constitutional  Convention;  member  local. 
State  and  American  Bar  assns.;  Phi  Delta  Phi 
and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraternities:  Union  and 
Canterburv  clubs.  Residence:  2866  Sedge- 
wick-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1306  Wil- 
liamson   Bldg. 

FAIRBAIRN,  Frederick  William,  manufac- 
turers' agent  and  jobber  of  advertising 
signs,  displays,  etc.;  born,  Montreal,  Can., 
July  8,  1875;  son  William  John  and  Georgi- 
ana  (Maffre)  Fairbairn;  educated  In  Mon- 
treal and  Minneapolis;  married,  Chicago,  July 
3,  1901  to  Mame  Othellia  Lovgren — children, 
Donald  Wm.,  Dorothy  Marie,  Charlotte  Jane 
and  Margaret  Julia;  in  former  years,  general 
freight  agent  of  Indiana  Harbor  Railroad  and 
In  various  capacities  in  the  freight  traffic 
departments  of  C.  C.  C.  &  St.  L.  Ry.,  Erie 
Railroad  and  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  Ry.,  Chicago,  and 
C.  N.  O.  &  T.  P.  Ry.,  and  Southern  Railway 
System,  Cleveland;  member  Covenant  lodge 
No.  526  F.  &  A.  M.,  Chicago;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  treas. 
and  member  council  Church  club  of  Cleveland. 
Recreation:  fishing  and  motor-boating.  Resi- 
dence:   2991    Edgehill-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghta. 

FALK,  Morris,  manufacturer;  born,  Ger- 
many, June  18,  1876;  son  Maler  and  Caroline 
(Rosenthal)  Falk;  educated  in  Germany;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  7,  1915  to  Blanche  R. 
Relss — children,  Suzanne  M.  Falk;  treas.  The 
Falk  Feierstein  Co.  Residence:  2590  Colches- 
ter-rd.      Office:    2135   Superior-ave.,   N.    E. 

FANCHER,  ElTadore  R.,  banking:  born. 
Bloomer   Center,     Mich.,     Oct.     17,     1864;     son 


Thaddeus  W.  and  Ermina  G.  Fancher;  edu- 
cated, Lorain,  O.,  public  schools;  married, 
Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  16,  1893  to  Harriet  Schro- 
der; world  war,  chairman  Liberty  Loan  execu- 
tive committee  for  fourth  federal  reserve  dis- 
trict; clerk  and  teller  First  National  Bank, 
Lorain,  O.,  1882-1885;  teller,  asst.  cashier, 
cashier,  vice-pres.  and  pres.  Union  National 
Bank,  Cleveland,  1885-1914;  governor  Fed- 
eral Reserve  Bank,  Cleveland,  since  Nov.  1, 
1914;  member  Union  and  Mayfield  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  13901  Shaker-Blvd.  Office: 
Federal  Reserve  Bank. 

FARLEY,  Pauline  Thurlow,  born,  Ipswich, 
Mass.,  Nov.  12,  1845;  daughter  Thomas  Smith 
and  Paulina  Adams  (Thurlow)  Greenwood; 
educated,  Ipswich  Female  seminary;  married, 
Ipswich,  Mass.,  June  8,  1888  to  Thomas  Swa- 
sej'  Farley — children,  two;  member  The 
Huganot  Society  of  New  Jersey;  Cleveland 
Colonv  National  Society  of  New  England; 
Western  Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  Jewett 
Family  of  America.  Residence:  3510  Rich- 
mond-rd.,  Richmond  Hghts.   (So.  Euclid  P.O.). 

FARNHAM,  Eleanor,  publicity  counsel; 
born.  New  Jersey,  April  20,  1896;  daughter 
Ralph  Everett  and  Jeannette  (Hawkins) 
Farnham:  educated.  Lake  Erie  college,  1918, 
A.  B. ;  formerly  with  Plain  Dealer  editorial 
dept..  The  H.  Black  Co.,  employee's  service 
dept.  and  The  Premier  Press  with  J.  Dean 
Halliday;  publicity  counsel  offices  opened  in 
the  Gage  Gallery  in  partnership  with  Edith 
Moriarty;  member  Women's  City  Club.  Resi- 
dence: 1404  Hower-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office: 
2258  Euclid-ave. 

FARNSAVORTH.  Charles  Dudley,  sales; 
born.  Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1890;  son  C.  E.  and 
Bertha  (Hunt)  Farnsworth;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married.  Cleveland,  June 
25,  1917  to  Marion  Stevenson;  world  war. 
United  States  Navy,  1918.  Residence:  1093 
Carlyon-rd. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


FARNS WORTH,  Georgre  Bourne,  surgeon; 
born,  Boston,  Mass.,  Dec.  16,  1880;  son  Geo. 
Bourne  and  Marion  (True)  Farnsworth;  edu- 
cated, Bowdoln,  1903,  A.  B.  cum  laude;  Har- 
vard, 1907,  M.  D.,  cum  laude;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  8,  1911  to  Ruth  Sutphen  Wick — 
children,  Ruth  Dudley  Wick  and  Suzanne 
Sutphen  Farnsworth;  world  war,  capt.  com- 
manding Battery  B,  322  F.  A.,  1917-1918;  asst. 
prof,  obstetrics,  W.  R.  U.;  obstetrician.  Ma- 
ternity hospital  and  dispensary;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  fellow 
American  college  of  Surgeons;  member  Uni- 
versity and  Boothbay  Harbor  Yacht  clubs; 
Cruising  club  of  America.  Recreation:  yacht- 
ing. Residence:  2540  Arlington-rd.,  Cleve- 
land  Hghts.     Office:   2429   Prospect-ave. 

FARNSWORTH,  Harry  M.,  lawyer;  born, 
Nashua,  N.  H.,  Sept.  4,  1861;  son  Marshall  H. 
and  Mary  C.  (Danforth)  Farnsworth;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  and  high  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  March  25,  1886  to  Betti© 
C.  Brainard — children,  Frank  M.  and  Brain- 
ard  H.  Farnsworth;  chairman  Draft  Board 
6th  dist.,  Cleveland;  pres.  Cleveland  Metro- 
politan Park  Board;  member  Brooklyn  lodge. 
No.  454  F.  &  A.  M.  Residence:  3517  W.  25th 
St.     Office:    2507   Archwood-ave. 

FARN'SWORTH,  Ruth  Sntphen,  born,  Va- 
latia,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  21,  1879;  daughter  Dr.  Paul 
F.  and  Bertha  (Davies)  Sutphen;  educated. 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  Miss  Dana's 
school,  Morristown,  N.  J.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  21,  1904  to  Dudley  Baldwin  Wick,  Jr. — 
children,  Ruth  Dudley  Wick;  married,  June  8, 
1911  to  George  Bourne  Farnsworth — children, 
Suzanne  Sutphen  Farnsworth;  world  war  or- 
ganized and  directed  Red  Cross  organizations 
at  Chllicothe,  O.,  and  Christines  Cove,  Me., 
1917-1918';  member  Women's  City,  Shaker 
Lakes  Garden  and  Amateur  Musical  clubs. 
Recreation:  yachting,  landscape  gardening, 
music  and  dramatics.  Residence:  2540  Ar- 
llngton-rd.,    Cleveland  Hghts. 

FARR,  Fannie  May,  church  and  charity 
work;  born,  Euclid  Village,  May  2,  1867; 
daughter  Charles  and  Mary  J.  (Aldrich)  Farr; 
educated,  Euclid  and  Bolton  schools;  Miss 
Frances  Fisher's  school;  worked  four  years 
with  the  War  Relief;  member  Euclid-ave. 
Congregational  Church  for  more  than  forty 
years;  life  member  Associated  Charities: 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1742 
Lake  Front-ave.,  E.  Cleveland. 

FARR,  Herbert  Jefferson,  brick  manufac- 
turer; born,  Medina,  O.,  May  27,  1873;  son 
Warren  and  Mary  Ann  (Nye)  Farr;  educate*!, 
Cleveland  public  and  high  school;  married, 
Wellington,  O.,  to  Florence  E.  Barney — chil- 
dren, Ruth  Farr  Gygli  and  Herbert  Jeffer- 
son Farr,  Jr.;  republican;  A.  P.  L.  work  dur- 
ing war;  manager,  brick  production  The 
Cleveland  Builders  Supply  &^  Brick  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
2845  Drummond-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
Leader   News    Bldg. 

FARR,  Lonis  Rothe,  investments;  born,  De- 
troit, Mich.,  1895;  son  Merton  E.  and  Emma 
(Rothe)  Farr;  educated,  Detroit  University 
school;  Cornell  Univ.;  married,  Detroit,  Oct. 
20,  1920  to  Margaret  Buchanan — children, 
Peggy,  L.  R.,  Jr.  and  Frederick  Buchanan 
Farr;  world  war,  active  service  with  field 
artillery,  18  months;  member  Hermit  club. 
Residence:  2230  Lamberton-rd.  Office:  1276 
Union    Trust    Bldg. 

FARR,  Marjfaref  Bnohannn,  born,  Detroit, 
Mich.,  1899;  daughter  Frederick  T.  and  Grace 
(Bemls)   Buchanan;  married,  Detroit,  Oct.  20, 


1920  to  Louis  Rothe  Farr — children,  Peggy. 
L.  R.,  Jr.  and  Frederick  Buchanan  Farr; 
member  Junior  League  board;  Women's  City 
club.  Residence:  2230  Lamberton-rd.,  Cleve- 
land  Hghts. 

de  FAUCON,  Arthuro  Garay,  exporting  en- 
gineer, Argentine  vice-counsul  for  Ohio; 
born,  Buenos  Aires,  Nov.  22,  1882;  son  Adol- 
pho  and  Ruflna  (de  Garay)  Faucon;  edu- 
cated, Buenos  Aires  Univ.,  Argentine,  me- 
chanical engineer;  married,  San  Francisco, 
1915  to  Norma  Quayle  Holwlck;  commissioner 
of  police  for  Santiago  del  Estero  State,  Ar- 
gentine, 1908;  capt.  Argentine  Reserve  Army; 
commissioner  to  Pan-American  Exposition 
from  Argentine,  1915;  in  1925  appointed  vice- 
consul  to  State  of  Ohio  for  Argentine,  consult- 
ing engineer  to  municipality  of  Buenos  Aires 
and  to  the  Minister  of  public  works;  member 
American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers; 
Cleveland  Engineering  Society;  Jockey  club, 
Buenos  Aires;  through  mother,  descendent 
of  Juan  de  Garay,  founder  of  Buenos  Aires 
for  King  of  Spain  in  16th  century.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  bridge.  Residence:  11435  Eu- 
clid-ave.      Office:    National    City    Bank    Bldg. 

FEDDERY,  Will  J.,  advertising;  born, 
Toronto,  Canada,  June  6,  1884;  son  Jos.  and 
Lydia  (Mann)  Feddery;  educated,  Chicago, 
111.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1922  to  Hazel 
G.  Stuart — children,  Billie  Elaine  Feddery; 
14  years  as  Central  Western  mgr.  Hardware 
Age,  N.  Y.;  member  Masonic  Blue 
lodge;  Chapter;  Commandery;  Al  Koran 
Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shrine,  and  Acacia 
Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  base- 
ball. Residence:  13600  Ardoon-ave.  Office: 
1362   Hanna  Bldg. 

FEIGHAX,  John  T.,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  7,  1876;  son  Joseph  and  Anna 
(Higgins)  Feighan;  educated,  St.  Ignatius 
college:  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  16,  1899  to 
Mary  English — children,  Joseph  E^  Michael 
A.,  John  T.  Jr.,  Edward,  Francis,  (Jecilia  M. 
and  Anna  C.  Feighan;  world  war,  liberty 
loans;  with  The  Cleveland  Trust  (i;o.  since 
Oct.  31,  1895;  vice  pres.  Cleveland  Trust  Co.; 
secy,  and  director  Colonial  Woolen  Mills  Co.; 
director  Riester  &  Thesmacher  Co^^  Hanover 
Realty  Co.,  Lake  City  Ice  Co.  Residence: 
17485  Lake-ave.     Office:  1400  W.  25th-st. 

FEIL.,  Harold,  physician;  born.  Bay  Shore, 
N.  Y.,  June  26,  1889;  son  George  E.  and  Lillian 
(Stein)  Cohen;  educated,  Univ.  of  Denver, 
1914,  A.B.;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1911.  M.D.; 
married,  Omaha,  Neb.,  July  29,  1915  to  Nellie 
R.  Elgutter — children,  three;  world  war,  1st 
lieut.  M.R.C.,  U.S.A.  1918-19;  visiting  physician 
Cleveland  City  hospital  and  Mt.  Sinai  hos- 
pital. Residence:  2343  Ardleigh-dr.  Office: 
609   Osborn   Bldg. 

FEIN,  Harry  J.,  pharmacist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  10,  1903;  son  Robert  Fein;  edu- 
cated. Western  Reserve  Univ.  Phar.G. :  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  3,  1924  to  Theresa 
Grozin — children  one;  owner  Feins  Drug 
Store;  member  N.A.R.D.;  Alpha  Kappa  Up- 
silon  fraternitv.  Recreation:  ba.<5ketball  and 
baseball.  Residence:  3387  E.  145th-st.  Office: 
11705  Kinsman-rd. 

FEISS,  Carrie  Lehman,  born,  Jackson,  O., 
1856;  daughter  Joseph  and  Hannah  (Rich- 
man)  Lehman;  educated,  Portsmouth,  O.  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Julius  Feiss; 
world  war.  Red  Cross  worker.  Residence: 
1672  Oakwood-dr. 

FEISS,  Edith  Lehman,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
13  1878;  educated,  Wellesley,  1900,  B.  A.; 
married,  Cleveland,  O.,  June  2,  1903  to  Paul 
L     Felss — children,   Julian,    Carl,   Caroline   B. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  Gertrude  Louise  Felss.     Residence:  12600 
Cedar-rd. 

KEISS,  JnlinM,  manufacturer;  born,  Ger- 
many, Oct.  7,  1848;  son  Henry  and  Babetta 
(Meyer)  Felss;  educated,  Germany;  married, 
Fremont,  O.,  1874  to  Carrie  Dryfoos;  mar- 
ried, 1910  to  Carrie  Leyman — children,  Paul 
Jj.,  Richard  A.,  Henry  O.,  George  J.  Felss  and 
Edna  Felss  Hays;  one  of  the  organizers  of 
Mayfleld  cemetery;  member  of  building  com- 
mittee of  the  Temple;  trustee  Society  for 
Savings;  chairman  of  board  of  The  Joseph 
&  Feiss  Co.;  former  pres.  and  vice  pres.  of 
Federation  of  Jewish  Charities;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce:  Excelsior,  Oak- 
wood,  and  Town  clubs.  Residence:  1672  Oak- 
wood-dr.    Office:  Joseph  &  Feiss  Co. 

FEISS,  PnnI  L.,  born,  Cleveland,  June  3, 
1875;  son  Julius  F.  and  Carrie  (Dryfoos) 
Feiss;  educated,  public  schools;  University 
school;  married,  (ITleveland,  June  2,  1903  to 
Edith  Lehman — children,  Julian  W.,  Carl 
Lehman,  Caroline  Babette.  and  Gertrude 
Louise  Feiss;  former  pres.  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; one  of  the  organizers  of  \ft.  Sinai 
hospital  and  its  pres.  for  ten  years;  chair- 
man of  CTleveland  dist.  Federal  Housing  corpn. 
during  world  war;  vice  pres-  National  in- 
formation bureau;  former  chairman  board  of 
Trustees  of  Alta  House;  vice  pres.  and  genl. 
mgr.  Joseph  &  Feiss  Co.;  vice  pres.  Clothing 
manufacturers  research  board;  decorated  with 
order  of  St.  Sava.  Kingdom  of  Serbs  and 
Croats:  medal  from  Swiss  government;  vice 
I)res.  Cleveland  Community  fund  and  chair- 
man of  investigation  committee;  executive 
member  committee  of  Cleveland  Musical  arts, 
assn.  and  American  Jewish  committee;  mem- 
ber advisory  board  of  Cleveland  Museum  of 
Art;  bibliographical  society  of  England; 
Rowfant,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Mid-Day,  and 
Oakwood  clubs,  Cleveland,  O.,  and  Grolier 
club  of  New  York.  Residence:  12600  Cedar- 
rd.     Office:   2149   W.   53rd-st. 

FELDMAN,  Bamcli  A.,  attorney;  born, 
Perrysville,  O.,  Jan.  30,  1897;  son  Ben  and 
Esther  (Kaatz)  Feldman;  educated,  Glenville 
high  school,  1915;  Adelbert  college,  1920; 
"Western  Reserve  law  school,  1922;  Supreme 
Master  of  the  Rolls,  The  Tau  Epsilon  Rho 
fraternity  (legal).  Residence:  1109  Thorn- 
hill-dr.     Office:  214  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

FELSMAN.  Herman  H.,  attorney;  born, 
Columbus,  O.,  March  25,  1893;  son  Samuel 
and  Anna  (Faverman)  Felsman;  educated, 
Ohio  State  Univ.  law  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  25,  1922  to  Adeline  Lavine;  2nd 
lieut.  U.S.A.  during  world  war;  partner  firm 
of  Beckerman  &  Felsman;  member  Zeta  Beta 
Tau  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraternities; 
Sphinx,  Ohio  State  Univ.  and  Beechmont 
country  clubs.  Residence:  Alcazar  hotel. 
Office:   525  Natl.  City  Bank  Bldg. 

FEND,  Edward  William,  export  mgr.;  born 
Fremont,  O.,  Oct.  23,  1875;  son  John  and 
Carolina  (Ost)  Fend;  educated,  Fremont  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Laporte,  Ind.,  June  21, 
1895  to  Adda  May  Harris — children,  Harland 
Fend;  asst.  sales  mgr.  and  export  mgr.  Wil- 
lard  Storage  Battery  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Export  Manager  club; 
F.  &  A.  M. ;  R.A.M.;  Chagrin  Valley  country, 
Cleveland,  and  Cleveland  Auto  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  13717  McElhatten- 
ave.     Office:   246-286   E.   13l8t-st. 

FE>"N,  Sereno  P..  born  Tallmadge,  O. ;  son 
Sereno  and  Eliza  (Carruthers)  Fenn; 
educated,  Tallmadge  district  school;  Humia- 
ton  Institute;  married,  Milwaukee,  Wis., 
May,  1870  to  Mary  Augusta  DeWlt;  married, 
Bluehill,  Me..  July  15,  1918  to  Mrs.  Helen 
Berry    Wright;    republican;    veteran    of    the 


Civil  War;  associated  with  Sherwin-Wil- 
liams Co.  since  1870,  as  treas.  and  vlce- 
pres. ;  connected  with  Y.M.C.A.  of  Cleveland 
since  Its  beginning  and  served  as  pres.  26 
years,  now  honorary  pres.;  member  Clifton, 
Mayfleld  and  Union  clubs.  Residence:  2061 
E.  89th  St.  Office:   601  Canal-rd. 

FENNER,  Jenne  A.,  attorney;  born,  Shiloh, 
O.,  1872;  son  Joseph  C.  and  Anna  (Marlng) 
Fenner;  educated,  Wittenberg  college,  1894, 
A.B. :  Ohio  State  Univ.  1808,  LL.B.;  married, 
Norwalk,  O.,  1914  to  Marian  Warner  Wild- 
man — children,  Ellen  Anna  Fenner;  world 
war,  legal  advisor  Draft  board  8;  legal  ad- 
visor civilian  Red  Cross  Cuyahoga  county; 
director  the  Pcnn  Rubber  &  Supply  Co.,  Re- 
flex Spark  Plug  Co.,  F.  H.  Bultman  Co.,  Snow 
White  Co.  of  Cleveland,  Kelvlnator  Cleveland 
Co.,  H.  W.  Witwer  Co.,  and  Dr.  Wood  Ap- 
pliance Co.;  member  (Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Cleveland  Council  of  Sociology;  Free  and  Ac- 
cepted Masons;  Sons  of  American  Revolu- 
tion; trustee  First  Unitarian  Church;  member 
Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Cleveland  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Univ.  club.  Residence:  2112  E. 
83rd  St.    Office:  609  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

FERGUSON,  Clarice  M..  occupational  thera- 
pist; born  Cleveland,  June  14,  1S95;  daughter 
James  R.  and  H.  (Pierce)  Ferguson;  edu- 
cated In  Cleveland  schools;  member  Western 
Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R.;  Cleveland  Occu- 
pational Therapv  assn.  Residence:  1677  El- 
beron-ave.,  E.  (Cleveland.  Office:  Cuyahoga 
Falls  Sanitarium,  Cuyahoga  Falls,  O. 

FERGTTSON.  Egbert  R.,  life  insurance:  born, 
Bathurst,  N.  B.  Canada,  June  19,  1877;  son 
John  and  Bessie  (Smith)  Ferguson;  married, 
El  Paso,  Texas,  March  7,  1907  to  Nellie  Ken- 
nedy— children,  Mary  Elizabeth  and  Egbert 
R.  Ferguson,  Jr.;  served  during  Spanish  war. 
Corporal  company  G,  regiment  New  Jersey 
volunteers;  mgr.  The  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
company  at  El  Paso,  Texas  1906-7;  Pueblo, 
Colorado  1907-1908;  Charlotte,  N.  C.  1908-11; 
Cincinnati,  O.  1911-25;  Cleveland,  since  Aug. 
1,  1925  time;  member  Phalanx  lodge,  F.  &  A. 
M.  Charlotte  N.  C;  Scottish  rite  32nd  de- 
gree; Oasis  temple  Mystic  Shrines;  life  mem- 
ber Albuquerque,  New  Mexico  lodge  B.P.O.B.; 
Cincinnati  club,  Cincinnati,  O.  Recreations: 
baseball,  swimming,  driving,  walking  Resi- 
dence: 9803  Lake-ave.  Office:  1268  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

FERGUSON,  Harold  KlnRsley,  builder  and 
engineer;  born,  Albion,  Mich.,  Nov.  22.  1883; 
son  John  H.  and  America  P.  (Clark)  Fergu- 
son; educated,  high  school  Jackson,  Mich. 
1898;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  B.S..  1905;  mar- 
ried, Willoughby,  O.,  Aug  26,  1908  to  Lillian 
E.  Austin — children,  Elinor,  Kingsley,  Ruth 
and  Margery  Ferguson;  developed  method  of 
standard  factory  building  before  and  during 
war;  engaged  in  rush  Industry  construction 
from  1915-18;  since  leaving  college,  asst. 
signal  engineer  A.T.&S.F.  R.R.  Topeka,  Kan- 
sas; commercial  engineer  General  Electric 
Co.  Schenectady,  N.  Y. ;  later  sec.  and  vice 
pres.  Austin  Co.,  Cleveland;  now  pres.  H. 
K.  Ferguson  Co.  engaged  In  architectural 
engineering  and  construction  work,  among 
buildings  constructed,  a  considerable  part 
of  National  Cash  Register  Co.  Dayton,  O.. 
including  complete  theatre;  also  Fatlma 
cigarette  factory  for  Liggett  &  Myers,  Rich- 
mond, Va.;  also  important  work  for  General 
Electric  Co.  In  Japan  and  U.S.A.;  director  The 
Stearns  Conveyer  Co.;  pres.  Cleveland  Safety 
council  1925;  trustee  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.; 
director  Cleveland  Univ.  club;  member  board 
of  governors  Y.M.C.A.  night  schools;  member 
Cleveland  engineering  society;  Engineers 
club.  New  York;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity; 
Canterbury,    University    and    Mid-Day    clubs. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland.;  Bankers,  Engineering  and  Trans-  Institute   of    Banking.      Recreation:     bowling, 

portation  clubs,  New  York.     Recreation:   ten-  hunting  and  reading.     Residence:   13671    Euc- 

nis,  golf,  sailing.  Residence:  2820  West  Park-  lid-ave.,     K.     Cleveland.        Office:      308     Plain 

blvd.  Office:    4900   Euclid-ave.  Dealer   Bldg. 


FERGUSON,  Rny  Alexander,  director  of 
sales;  born,  Chicago,  111.;  son  Alexander 
James  and  Edna  D.  Ferguson;  educated, 
Chicago,  111.;  married,  Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  1920 
to  Beulah  Heth — children,  Ray  Alexander 
Ferguson,  Jr.;  sales  mgr.  The  H.  W.  Gossard 
Co.  and  International  Corset  Co.;  director  of 
sales  The  Kaynee  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and 
Cleveland  Advertising  clubs;  National  Assn. 
of  Sales  Executives.  Recreation:  golf,  ten- 
nis, swimming,  bridge  and  good  books.  Resi- 
dence: 3295  Dorchester-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   6925  Aetna-rd. 

FERGUSON,  William  Stanley,  architect;  and 
engineer;  born,  St.  Thomas,  Can.;  son  Charles 
A.  and  Elizabeth  A.  (Parkin)  Ferguson;  ed- 
ucated, Cleveland  high  school;  special  tutor- 
ing for  six  vears  in  engineering;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  5,  1901  to  Effie  A.  Callaway 
— children,  Ruth  and  Evelyn  Ferguson;  at 
present  director  of  public  service.  Cleveland; 
for  past  two  years  in  Hopkins  cabinet;  did 
much  Construction  work  for  goverment  dur- 
ing war  as  engineer  in  charge  of  shell  plants; 
pres.  The  T\'.  S.  Ferguson  Co.  for  16  years; 
pres.  The  Roland  Realty  Co.,  The  Memphis 
Hy-land  Co.  and  the  Woodworth  Rd.  Land 
Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Champion  Radio  Co.; 
director  The  Stop  to  Shop  Market  Co.,  Kan- 
sas City;  stockholder  in  several  other  com- 
panies; inventor  of  the  Ferguson  reinforced 
dock  which  is  used  all  over  the  United 
States:  has  handled  over  $100,000,000 
worth  of  work  for  other  people;  mem- 
ber of  societv  of  civil  engineers;  Masonic 
lodge;  32nd  degree.  Recreation:  good  shows 
and  motoring.  Residence:  Stop  139  Lake 
Shore-blvd.   Office:    1900   Euclid  Bldg. 

FERRIS,  Frank  Holliday,  minister;  born, 
Brooklyn.  New  York,  May  5.  1892;  son  Edwin 
Sherwood  and  Mary  A.  (Holliday)  Ferris; 
educated,  Amherst  college,  magna  cum  laude, 
1914,  A.B.:  Union  Theological  seminary,  1917, 
B.D.;  Columbia  Univ.  1917,  M.A.;  married, 
Ridgefleld,  N.  J.,  May  15,  1917  to  Minna 
Proctor, — children,  Frank  Holliday,  Robert 
Proctor,  Dorothy  Stuart,  and  Jean  Alden 
Ferris;  chaplain  U.S.  Navy  (rank  of  lieut. 
junior  grade)  from  Dec.  1917  to  April  1919; 
on  board  U.S.S.  Mercy  for  one  year;  on  board 
U.S.S.  Texas  five  months;  with  cruiser  and 
transport  force  and  fleet;  became  pastor  of 
Old  First  Church  of  E.  Cleveland  in  1920: 
this  church  was  founded  in  1807.  is  the  oldest 
in  Greater  Cleveland;  has  always  stood  on 
same  site,  altho  the  present  stone  edifice  is 
the  third  building:  the  first  of  logs  was  built 
by  pioneers  in  1810;  the  second  of  frame  was 
built  in  1816;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Delta 
Sigma  Rho  and  Delta  Tau  Delta  fraternities. 
Residence:  16335  Kirk-st.  Office:  First  Pres- 
byterian  church,    Euclid   at   Nela-aves. 

FERRY,  W'm.  Howard,  trust  officer  and 
asst.  sec;  born,  Elkhart,  Ind.,  Nov.  7,  1884; 
son  John  H.  and  Clara  W.  (Smith)  Ferry; 
educated,  Englewood  high  school,  Chicago, 
111.,  1903;  private  law  school,  San  Diego,  Cal.; 
admitted  to  California  Bar,  1912:  married, 
San  Diego,  Cal.,  May  14,  1907  to  Agnes  Kath- 
leen Wright — children,  Wm.  Howard  Ferry, 
Jr.;  escrow  and  trust  officer  Union  Title  and 
Trust  Company  of  San  Diego,  Cal.,  1907-1911; 
cnief  deputy  county  recorder,  San  Diego 
County.  Cal.,  1911-1919;  connected  with  Land 
Title  Abstract  and  Trust  Company  of  Cleve- 
land since  Nov.  1,  1919;  trust  officer  and  asst. 
sec.  of  same  since  Feb.,  1923;  member  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  board;  Cleveland  Chapter  of  American 


FESLER,  Mayo,  sec.  Civic  League;  born, 
Morgantown,  Ind.,  Nov.  19,  1871;  son  Peter 
and  Emma  C.  Fesler;  educated,  Indiana  com- 
mon and  high  schools;  dePaw  Univ.;  Univ. 
of  Chicago,  Ph.B.,  1897;  married,  Aug,  20, 
1902;  teacher  high  schools,  1897-1899;  fellow 
History  and  Political  science,  Univ.  of  Chica- 
go, 1899-1902;  substitute  prof,  of  history, 
Univ.  of  Indiana,  1902-1903;  sec.  Civic  League, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1903-1910;  sec.  Civic  League, 
Cleveland,  since  1910;  member  University 
and   City   clubs.      Office:    Swetland    Bldg. 

FETTERMAN,  Jonepb,  physician,  born, 
Russia,  March  20,  1897;  son  Sam  and  Esther 
(Bauer)  Fetterman;  educated,  Adelbert  Col- 
lege, 1918,  A.B.;  W.R.U.  medical  school,  1921, 
M.D;  interne  and  resident  Mt.  Sinai  hospital, 
1921-23;  dispensary  physician  Lakeside  hos- 
pital, 1923-25;  demonstrator  of  anatomy  at 
W.  R.  U.  medical  school  1924:  member  Acad- 
emy of  medicine;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity 
and  A.  O.  A.  Recreation:  athletics  and  books. 
Residence:  14724  Superior-rd.  Office:  1499  E. 
55th  St. 

FIEBACH,  Albert  H.,  lawyer;  born.  Brown- 
helm,  O.,  Aug.  28,  1876:  son  Peter  and  Sarah 
(Leuszler)  Fiebach;  educated,  Oberlin  col- 
lege, A.B.,  1899;  Harvard  law  school,  LL.B., 
1902;  married,  Shenandoah,  Iowa,  Nov.  30, 
1905  to  June  Bogart — children,  Mary  Fie- 
bach; member  Republic  central  committee 
and  executive  committee  of  Cuyahoga 
county;  clerk  and  solicitor  of  Bratenahl 
village  since  1919;  member  Cleveland 
Ohio  State  and  American  bar  assns  ;  high 
priest,  Bahurim  council  Ancient  Accepted 
Scottish  Rite;  asst.  rabban  Al  Koran  temple 
Ancient  Arabic  Order  Nobles  of  Mystic 
Shrine;  Union  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs. 
Residence:  10110  Lake  shore-blvd.  Office: 
1118   Guardian   Bldg. 

FIELD,  Renjamln  F.,  born,  Fresno.  Calif., 
July  30,  1889;  son  William  A.  and  Hattie  L. 
(Lewis)  Field;  educated,  public  schools  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y. ;  married,  Cleveland.  Oct.  15.  1913 
to  Mary  V.  Madden — children,  Mary  Viola;  re- 
porter and  editor  on  Buffalo  and  Cleveland 
newspapers  up  to  1915;  entered  real  estate 
business;  publicity  department  Central  Lib- 
erty loan  committee  fourth  federal  Reserve 
district  during  war  for  all  loan  campaigns; 
vice  pres.  S.  H.  Kleinman  Realty  Co.;  vice 
pres.  and  director  of  Mortgage  Syndicate  Co.; 
member  Knights  of  Columbus;  grand  knight 
Gilmour  council  from  1924  to  1925;  member 
Cleveland  Ad  club;  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
(Jhamber  of  Industry.  Residence:  20100  Edge- 
cliff-blvd.  Euclid,  O.  Office:  315  National 
City  Bldg. 

FIELDING,  Arthur  S„  face  brick  manufac- 
turer; born,  Boston,  Mass.,  Jan.  17,  1883;  son 
James  and  Hattie  E.  (Doran)  Fielding;  edu- 
cated, Phillips  Exeter  academy,  1908;  Harvard 
college,  1912,  A.B. ;  married,  Petersburgh.  N. 
Y.,  June  12,  1918  to  Helen  R.  Paddock — chil- 
dren, Jane  Paddock  Fielding;  secy.  Cleveland 
Hghts.  Civic  club,  1924-25:  advisory  Health 
council  Cleveland  Hghts,  1924-25;  labor  ex- 
pert U.  S.  Shipping  board,  Washington,  D.  C, 
1918;  Illinois  National  guard  1915-17;  mgr. 
Hydraulic  Press  Brick  Co.;  director  Penn  Con- 
tinental Savings  assn. ;  member  Harvard,  Uni- 
versity and  Cleveland  Hghts.  Civic  clubs; 
Builders  Exchange;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  hiking.  Residence:  1740  Comp- 
ton-rd.      Office:    5005    Euclid-ave. 

FIELDING,  John,  Jfh  purchasing  agent; 
born,  Pittsburgh.  Pa.,  Sept.  9,  1883;  son  John 


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Fielding,   Sr.   and  Catherine   (Lang)    Fielding;  FINDLEY,    Mnud    KiuHley,    born    Brooklyn, 

educated,    Washington    and    Jefferson    college,  N.   Y.,    Dec.   9,   1873;   daughter  Thomas   P.   and 

A.B.    1905;    married,    Sante    Fe,    N.    M.,    Feb.    1,  Marion   (Blake)   Kinsley;  educated,  Smith  col- 

1908  to  Nettle  M.  Harrison;  professor  of  eco-  lege,  A.B.  1895;  married.  New  York  City.  Aug. 

nomics,  Assint  college,  Assint,   Egypt,   1905-6;  20,    1902    to    Edwin    Leigh    Findley — children, 

with   Phelps-Dodge  Co.    El   Paso   Texas   1910-  William     Hardie     Findley;     member     College 

17;  professor  economics  Texas  State  school  of  club;     Euclid     Ave.     Congregational     church. 

M/ines  1917-19;  with  McKinney  Steel  Co.  since  Recreation:  motoring.     Residence:  2833  Avon- 

1919;    member   Sigma   Phi   Epsilon    fraternity;  dale-rd. 

Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  2646  North  FINDLEY,  Quay  H.,  attorney,  born.  Harta- 
Moreland-blvd.  Office:  The  McKinney  Steel  town.  Pa.,  Dec.  8,  LS88;  son  Richard  C.  and 
Co.  Minnie  (Hedges)  Findley;  educated,  Central 
FINDLAY',  Harry  L.,  born,  Banbrldge,  Ire-  high  school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B. 
land,  March  23,  1881;  son  William  and  Sarah  1911;  LL.B.  1913;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  28, 
(Logan)  Findlay;  educated,  Western  Reserve  1916  to  Margery  King — children,  Margery 
academy,  Hudson,  O,  1898;  Adelbert  college,  Elizabeth  and  Patricia  King  Findley;  private 
1902;  A.B.;  married,  Aug.  14,  1907  to  Carrie  E.  Troop  A.O.N.G.  1916;  2nd  lieut.  Ohio  2nd 
Wise  (deceased) — children,  Malcolm  Wise  and  F.A.:  1st  lieut.  135th  F.A.:  admitted  to  the  bar 
Ruth  Patricia  Findlay;  married.  Sept.  5.  1925  of  Ohio  1913;  partner  in  law  firm  of  Wilkin, 
to  Gertrude  M.  Haserodt — children,  Virginia  Cross  and  Daoust;  secy.  Osborn  Building  Co., 
Findlay;  upon  graduation  from  Adelbert  col-  Stratford  Building  Co.,  and  member  Cleve- 
lege  in  1902  entered  employ  of  the  Yough-  land  and  Ohio  State  bar  assns. ;  Beta  Theta 
iogheny  &  Ohio  Coal  Co.  of  Cleveland  as  Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Sons  Amer- 
a  clerk;  occupied  various  positions  in  this  lean  Revolution;  American  legion;  Military 
company  until  in  1912  was  made  genl.  Order  of  Foreign  wars;  University,  Union  and 
sales  mgr.;  in  1915  was  made  vice  pres.  which  Kirtland  clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  polo,  ten- 
position  he  still  occupies;  director  and  pres.  nis,  squash,  horseback  riding,  swimming 
Simpson  Creek  Colleries  Co.;  director  of  Residence:  11021  Wade  Park-ave.  Summer 
Progress  Coal  Co.,  Northern  Coal  and  Dock  residence:  Kirtland  Country  Club.  Office: 
Co.;  vice-pres.  and  director  D.  E.  Adams  Coal  1106    Union   Mortgage   Bldg. 


Co.,   Winnipeg,   Manitoba;    member  Delta  Tau 


iianna  tiiag.  McComb,  O.,  June  23,  1909  to  Zoe  Ellen 
FINDLEY,  Edwin  Leigh,  principal;  born,  Hoskinson — children,  Charles  Millard  and 
Akron,  O.,  Feb.  9.  1870;  son  Dr.  Samuel  and  Mary  Ellen  Finfrock;  instructor  in  law  West- 
Mary  Ann  (Hardie)  Findley;  educated,  Univ.  ern  Reserve  Univ.  1907-10;  professor  of  law 
of  Akron,  A.B.,  A.M.;  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  1910;  sec.  of  W.  R.  U. 
Alliance  Francaise,  Paris,  France;  Teachers  law  school,  1912;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio 
college.  Columbia  Univ.;  married,  New  York  State  and  American  bar  assns.;  faculty  trus- 
City,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  20,  1902  to  Maud  Kinsley —  tee  W.  R.  Univ.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
children,  William  Hardie  Findley;  associate  Order  of  Coif;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Phi  Delta 
professor  Latin  and  Greek  Univ.  of  Akron;  phi  fraternities;  University  club.  Recreation: 
Instructor  in  Greek  Wilbrahamt  Academy;  nature  study  and  birds.  Residence:  3186  Oak- 
Instructor  in  Latin,  Central  high  school;  asst.  rd.  Office:  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Law  School, 
principal.  East  high  school;   now  principal  of 

South  high  school;  member  Classical  assn.  of  FINGER,      Ray     Heruian,     sales     manager; 

the  Middle  West;  Maison  Francaise;  Phi  Delta  born     Eau    Claire,     Wis.,     Jan.     6,     1890;     son 

Theta  and  Alpha  Sigma  Phi    (Honorary)   fra-  Charles  F.  and  Catherine   (Shuerman)  Finger; 

ternities;     Cleveland      Tennis     and     Racquet,  educated,  Cornell  college,  A.B.,  1913;  married, 

Cleveland    City,    Cleveland    Hghts.    Civic    and  Iowa  City,  Iowa,  Aug.  1915  to  Lois  A.  Snyder; 

Johns  Hopkins  clubs.     Recreation;  tennis  and  officer  in  Sn.  corps,  U.S.A.  in  charge  of  physi- 

hiking.      Residence:     2833    Avondale-rd.      Of-  cal     rehabilitation     at    General     hospital     No. 

flee:   South  High   School.  26   Fort   Des   Moines,   Iowa;   Mgr.  Case  Alumni 

^  assn.  1920;  secy.  mgr.  Cleveland  Ad  club.  1921- 

FINDLEY,    Emerson,    born,    Akron,    O. ;    son  25;    sales    mgr.   Cleveland   Life    Insurance   Co. 

Samuel  and  Mary  Ann  (Hardie)  Findley;  edu-  1925-1926;   since  1926  city  mgr.   Sun  Life     As- 

cated,    Univ     of    Akron,    1894,    A.B. ;    Harvard  surance    Co.,    member    Sigma    Nu    fraternity; 

graduate  school;   Yale   graduate  school ;   mar-  trustee    Euclid    Ave.    Congregational    church; 

ned    Philadelphia.   Oct.    1907    to   Genevieve   A.  member    Cleveland    Chamber     of    Commerce; 

Foote;     teacher    in     Buchtel    college.    Akron;  Cleveland   Advertising,   Gyro,   Chagrin   Valley 

teacher   in    Akron    high   school;    asst.    to   head  country   and    Madison    Golf   Lakellnds    clubs, 

master    Hil  house    high    school     New    Haven,  Residence:    13614    Cormere-ave.      Office.    1210 

Conn.;     Latin     master    Penn    Charter    school,  j  ^„^^^  rihd- 

Philadelphia,    Pa;    with    "The   Iron    Age"    New  ^eaaer   tsios. 

York  N.  Y.;  Central  Western  mgr.  "The  Iron  FINKENSTAEDT,  Edward  Rudolph,  invest- 
Age"  Cleveland.  O.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  ments;  born.  Bay  City.  Mich.,  Sept.  6,  1887; 
fraternity;  University,  Citv  and  Cleveland  son  Frederick  C.  and  Anna  (Turner)  Finken- 
Advertising  clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and  staedt;  educated.  Bay  City,  Mich.;  Univ.  of 
travel.  Residence:  Park  Lane  Villa.  Office:  Mich.  1911,  A.B.;  married,  Washington,  D.  C, 
1362  Hanna  Bldg  Feb.  26,  1919  to  Lillian  Birney — children, 
irivni  v\'  Hnnnrd  IV  asst  sales  mer  •  Fredrick  Birney  and  Alonsa  Catherine 
hn^n  Pi^v^i^nH  F^h  1^  18^4  son  FraiVk  E*  Finkenstaedt ;  capt.  Motor  transportation 
^°^"'t^?.®  filf  .  ^  l?.',,ii^^-  ^Hl.-fa/in  rrntrai  corps.  U.  S.  Army;  member  University  and 
and  Etta  (Nevin)  Findley;  educated.  Central  J^„,rL:_v  f.i„ho  Rpqidence-  22G5  Delaware- 
high  school;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  St""^'^^  clubs.  Residence,  ^^bb  Delaware- 
married,  Cleveland,  June  24.   1921  to  Dorothy    ra.                         

Smith-    1st    lieut.    322    F.A.    during    war;    capt.  FINKENSTAEDT,      Lillian      Birney,      born, 

135    FA     Ohio    National    Guards    since    war;  Chevy  Chase,  Md..  January  10,  1895;  daughter 

asst     sales    mgr.    The    Patterson    Leltch    Co.;  Theodore    Weld    and    Alice    McLellan    Birney; 

member      Sigma     Alpha     Epsilon     fraternity;  educated,  private  schools  in  Washington,  D.  C. 

University,  and  Sleepy  Hollow  country  clubs;  and  Atlanta,  Ga..;  Ogontz  school,  1913;  married, 

American    legion       Recreations:      golf,   horse-  Feb.  26,  1919  to  Edward  Rudolph  Finkenstaedt 

back    riding.      Residence:   2645    Falrmount-  — children,  Frederick  Birney  and  Alonsa  Cath- 

blvd.  Office:   900  E.  69th  Bt.  erine    Finkenstaedt;    served    In    England   and 

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France  as  volunteer  nurse  1915-1916;  charter 
member  Washington  Red  Cross  canteen;  vol- 
unteer translator  U.  S.  war  college,  Washing- 
ton, 1917-18;  member  board  of  Junior  league, 
1919-1922;  vice  pres.  League  of  Women  voters. 
Residence:   22666   Delaware-rd. 

FIIVLAY,  Lnnce  George,  contract  mgr.:  born, 
Scotland,  Nov.  16,  1876;  son  George  and  Emma 
Finlay;  educated,  public  schools;  Glasgow 
Univ.  M.E.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  28,  1917 
to  Eleanor  M.  Clare — children,  Janet  Eleanor 
and  Robert  Bruce  Finlay;  contract  mgr.  Ray- 
mond Concrete  Pile  Co.;  pres,  Lauderdale 
Harbors  Development  Co.;  director  Lauder- 
dale Isles,  Inc.;  director  Rotary  Machine  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Engineering  society; 
American  Concrete  Institute;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, Buffalo  Athletic,  Old  Colony  and  Wick- 
M*^e  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  swimming. 
Residence:  2214  Demington-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office  140  Cedar-st.,  N.  Y.  City. 

FINLEY,  William  F.,  banker;  born,  Mll- 
lersburg,  O.,  Oct.  17,  1879;  son  Calvin  E.  and 
Laura  (Gray)  Finley;  educated.  Mount  Union 
college,  A.B. ;  married,  Fredericksburg,  O., 
Nov.  26,  1907  to  Grace  Morgan — children, 
Helen  Irene,  William  Franklin  and  Eliza- 
beth Grace  Finlev;  vice-pres.  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.;  pres.  Northfleld  Heights  Realty 
Co.;  treas.  Heights  Building  Co.,  Northfleld 
Farms  Co.  and  St.  Clair-106th  Realty  Co.; 
trustee  Windemere  M.  E.  church;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  Canterbury 
Golf  and  Mid  Day  clubs;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  1830  Chapman-ave.,  E. 
Cleveland.      Office:     916    Euclid-ave. 

FIRKSTONE,  Robert  Jnmes,  manufacturer; 
born,  Columbiana,  O.,  1873;  son  Benjamin  and 
Catherine  (Flickinger)  Firestone;  married, 
New  York,  Aug.  28.  1918  to  Kathleen  Town- 
send — children,  Sara  Dolph  (by  former 
marriage),  Kathleen  Townsend  and  Jean  Dal- 
las Firestone;  director  and  vlce-pres.  Fire- 
stone Tire  &  Rubber  Co.  from  1904-18;  organ- 
ized U.  S.  Motor  Truck  Co.  at  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  in  1912;  organized  Standard  Tire 
Compay  at  Willougby,  Ohio  in  1919;  pres. 
Standard  Tire  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  director  of 
U.  S.  Motor  Truck  Co.;  director  of  National 
City  Bank;  member  Mayfleld  and  Union  clubs, 
Cleveland;  Chicago  Athletic  club;  Bankers 
club.  New  York  City.  Recreation:  tennis  and 
horseback  riding.  Residence:  15900  South 
Park-blvd.  Office:  Willoughby,  O. 

FISCHBEIN,  D.  H.,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  5,  1899;  son  S.  and  R.  (Mendel) 
Fischbeln;  educated.  Central  high  school; 
Baldwin  Wallace  college,  1918;  Ohio  State 
Univ.  1923;  member  student  army  training 
corps  at  Baldwin  Wallace  college,  Berea,  O.; 
capt.  Ohio  State  boxing  team  1920-21;  ama- 
teur boxing  champion,  Cleveland,  1918;  Co- 
lumbus, 1920;  lightweight  division.  Recre- 
ation: boxing,  golf,  football  and  baseball. 
Residence:  2183  E.  76th  st.  Office:  Cedar- 
79th   Bldg. 

FISHBACK,  Frederick  R.,  born,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  Jan.  28.  1880;  son  William  Owen 
and  Mary  (Kauffman)  Fishback;  educated, 
public  schools  of  Terre  Haute,  Ind.;  Rose 
Polytechnic  Institute,  B.S.  in  Electrical 
Engineering;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  1906 
to  Bessie  M.  Oakes — children,  two  daughters; 
pres.  The  Electric  Controller  and  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Am.  Institute  of  Electrical  Engi- 
neers; Assn.  Iron  and  Steel  Elec.  Engineers; 
University,  Canterbury,  Shaker  Heights 
Country  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence: 
19100  So.  Woodland-rd.  Office:  2698  E. 
79th    St. 

FISCHLiEY,  Alphens  PanI,  broker;  born. 
Canal  Fulton,  O.,  1884;  son  Martin  and  Eliza- 
beth   (Schroeder)    Fischley;    married,    Cleve- 


land Sept.  5,  1906  to  Beatrice  B.  Balkwlll — 
children.  Helen  Beatrice  and  Irma  Elizabeth 
Fischley;  world  war,  associated  with  small 
arm  division  U.  S.  Ordnance;  organizer  in 
Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.;  managing  director 
Knollwood  Mausoleum;  all  degrees  of  Ma- 
sonry including  Shrine,  Cleveland;  honorary 
life  member  Moslem  Temple,  Detroit,  Mich.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Willowick 
Country,  High  Noon  and  Shrine  clubs;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  2868  Washing- 
ton-blvd. 

FISH,  Francis  Stlllman,  architect;  born, 
Cleveland,  1886;  son  Francis  Stlllman  and 
Anna  J.  (Ryan)  Fish;  educated,  St.  Ignatius 
college;  Columbia  Univ.;  E'Cole  De  Beaux 
Arts;  world  war,  director  of  construction 
and  equipment  for  Knights  of  Columbus  War 
activity  committee;  construction  division 
U.  S.  Army;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Beaux  Arts  society  of  Architects;  associate 
of  Edward  T.  P.  Graham,  Boston,  Mass.; 
member  Knights  of  Columbus;  Cleveland  Art 
Museum.  Residence:  2945  Corydon-rd.,  Cleve- 
land   Hghts.      Office:  6007    Euclid-ave. 

FISHER^  Charles  Henry,  controller;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  22,  1875;  son  John  Henry  and 
Anna  (Wendell)  Fisher;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland.  June  15, 
1919  to  Anna  Rosenberg — children,  John 
Montrose  and  Chester  Henry  Fisher;  world 
war,  statistician  in  charge  material  control 
division,  quartermasters  dept.,  retired  with 
rank  1st  lieut.,  served  March  1,  1918  to  Jan.  6. 
1919;  controller  The  Ames  Co.;  sec.  Sixty 
Fifth  Carnegie  Realty  Co.;  member  and  sec- 
ond vice-pres.  American  Numismatic  assn.; 
member  American  Numismatic  society;  Tribe 
of  Ben  Hur;  American  Legion;  City  club;  sec. 
Western  Reserve  Numismatic  club.  Resi- 
dence: Chagrin  i^'alls,  O.  Office:  The  \mes 
Company. 

FISHER,  ElUvood  H.,  chain  store  grocer; 
born.  New  York  City,  1899;  son  M.  F.  and 
Bertha  (Christie)  Fisher;  educated,  Dart- 
mouth college,  bachelor  of  science;  asst. 
buyer,  Fisher  Bros.  Co.;  member  Beta  Theta 
Pi  fraternity;  University  and  Shaker  Heights 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  3000  Falrmount- 
Blvd.      Office:     2323    Lakeside-ave. 

FISHER.  Estelle  Brndburn,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Donald  McPherson  and  Anna  (Brad- 
burn)  Eason;  educated,  Louisville.  Ky.;  mar- 
ried. Louisville.  Ky.  to  Harry  Waldo  Fisher 
— children,  Josephine  Fisher  Platter  and 
Angelina  Fisher  Carrel;  member  Western 
Reserve  Chapter,  D.A.R. ;  Daughters  of  the 
American  Colonists;  National  Society  of  iNew 
England  Women;  Cleveland  Century  club. 
Residence:    1797    E.    86th   st. 

FISHER,  J.  Edgar,  physician;  born,  July 
22.  1890;  educated.  Canton,  O.,  public  school, 
1906;  high  school.  1910;  Ohio  State  Univ., 
1910-1915;  Jefferson  Medical  college,  1915- 
1918;  Allegheny  Gen.  hospital.  Pittsburg, 
1918-1919;  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 
geons, Vanderbilt  Clinic.  N.  Y..  Dermatology, 
1919-1920;  associated  with  Dr.  Howard  Fox, 
N.  Y.,  as  associate  In  private  office,  1919-1920. 
in  dermatology;  married,  Cleveland.  June 
17.  1923  to  Helen  Joy  Kessler — children, 
Alain  Gilda;  world  war,  served  with  Medi- 
cal reserve  corps;  practiced  medicine  in 
Cleveland  since  1920  (limiting  to  dermat- 
ology); member  Phi  Delta  Epsilon  medical 
fraternity;  Ohio  State  and  American  Medical 
assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Medi- 
cal Library  assn.;  Mt.  Sinai  Medical  society. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2655  Haddam- 
rd..  Shaker  Hghts.    Office:    7016  Euclid-ave. 

FISHER,  Jerome  CoUett,  lawyer;  born. 
Chanute,  Kan.,  March  10,  1889;  son  Jerome  H. 
and    Effie    (Collett)    Fisher;    educated,    Har- 


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vard     college,     A.B.;     Harvard     law     school,  mal  school,  1893-1894;  graduated  from  Cleve- 

L.L.B. ;    married.    Cedar    Rapids,    la.,    June    23,  land  Normal,  1895;  taught  18  years  at  Warren 

1917   to   Katharine   Bingham — children,   Eliza-  school.    Cleveland;    asst.    principal    7    years    at 

beth    Ann     Fisher;     world    war,     Capt.     U.     S.  Hicks    school;    building   supervisor   and    cadet 

Army.  1917-1919;   partner  in  law  firm  Thomp-  supervisor     at     various     buildings     for     three 

son.     Hine     and     Flory;     member     Cleveland  years;    first    principal    of    Garfield    school    and 

Athletic,    City    and    Harvard    clubs;    Chamber  served  there  two  years;  now  principal  of  Ma- 

of    Commerce.      Residence:    11308    Hessler-rd.  rlon    school;    from    time    to    time    has    written 

Office:   1122   Guardian  Bldg.  various    articles     for    educational     magazines 

FIS 

born. 

Gee 

cated, 

Thrl^hpi'--     sec   "The    Pi'sheVand"" wiTson    Co'  '"'"'^  '■^'^^   Vermont  in  early 

i/llf^^^r.1-     ?vfin     w^vo^  frl?r/i       I?     r-i^vlianH  Purcell   Fitzpatrick  was  born  in   1835  and  re- 

Offtie      825  Rockek^fer  Bldg  •           Cleveland.  j.^ed  his  early  education   in  Cleveland  pub- 

Ultice.    8^i)   KOCKeieuer    tsiag.  jj^     schools,     attended     old     I'rospect     school; 

FISHER,  Manning  Force,  chain  store  gro-  mother,  Margaiet  (McGrath)  Fitzpatrick  re- 
cer;  born,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  Dec.  8,  1863;  ceived  her  education  at  Ursuline  Convent; 
son  Manning  F.  and  Harriet  (Rittenhouse)  father  a  veteran  of  the  Civil  war  and  lived  In 
Fisher;  educated,  public  school  in  Jersey  Cleveland  all  his  life  except  during  the  70's 
City;  married,  Bavonne,  N.  J.,  Oct.  19,  1898  when  he  was  in  Iowa;  one  brother  fought  in 
to  Bertha  Christie — children,  Britton,  Ell-  Spanish  American  war  and  went  through 
wood  H.,  Harriet  R.  and  George  C.  Fisher;  campaign  in  the  Philippines.  Residence:  7810 
world  war,  member  Mayor's  war  board;  past  Cedar-ave.  Office:  Marion  school, 
pres.  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Industry;  prior  „.  Aivnir'ni»ii?vir'n  ¥»«.„„  r-  h^^„  m^,,- 
to  coming  to  Cleveland  in  1907  he  was  a  , „  T  ,  ?L.  ,  q\?^^  w  ^".  °w"'  Plf^^' 
department  manager  in  one  of  the  largest  land,  Aug.  2b,  1883;  daughter  Jacob  and  Mary 
chain  store  concerns  in  New  York  City;  in  (Grober)  Gutmann;  educated,  Cleveland,  gram- 
January,  1907  opened  the  first  of  the  Fisher  mar  school;  Central  high  school;  married, 
Bros,  chain  of  stores,  pres.  Fisher  Bros.  Co.;  Cleveland.  June  18,  1906  to  Carl  H.  Flander- 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Chamber  of  meyer — children,  Paul,  David,  Ruth  and  Lil- 
Industry;  treas.  City  Savings  and  Loan  Co.,  lian  Flandermeyer;  sec.  three  years  Women's 
member  Shaker  Hghts.  Country,  Cedarhurst  organization  of  National  Assn.  of  Retail 
Country,  Advertising  and  Mid-Day  clubs;  di-  Druggists;  now  1st  vice-pres.  same  organiza- 
rector  The  City  club.  Recreation:  golf,  tion;  also  treas.  entertainment  committee  of 
Residence:  3000  Fairmount-blvd.,  Cleveland  same;  chairman  program  committee  of  Hazel- 
Hghts       Office:    2323  Lakeside-ave.  ae'l  School  Mothers  club;  has  been  appointed 

delegate  to  National  conventions  of  W.  O.  N. 

FITCH,    ^Vllliam    K.,   mechanical    engineer;  a.    R.    D. ;    was    one    of    the    pioneer    suffrage 

born,    Rockford,    111.,    Nov.    2,    1889;    son    Dr.  workers.     Residence:   482   E.   118th  st. 

William     H.     and     Katherine     P.      (Kountz)  „,^wt.  „,.,,.     ,  ,       ,      v,      , 

Fitch;    educated,    Yale,    B.A.,    1910;    Univ.    of  FLEHARTY,  John  L.,   banker  and   lawyer; 

Wisconsin,    M.E.,    1913;    world    war,    1st    lleut.  born,    Cleveland,    Aug.    1876;    son    George    and 

Ordnance     dept.;     now     capt.     field     artillery,  Jane    (Lone)    Fleharty;    educated,    Cleveland 

O.R.C. ;      private     Troop      A.,      107th      cavalry,  public  schools;  Baldwin  Univ.;  Cleveland  law 

O.N.G. ;    vice-pres.    and    Cleveland    dist.    mgr.  school;    pres.    The    Pearl-st.    Savings    &   Trust 

Dravo  Doyle  Co.,  Pittsburgh;  dist.  mgr.  Dravo  Co.;    member    Westwood   and    Clifton    clubs. 

Equipment   Co.,    Pittsburgh;   member   Psi   Up-  Recreations:      golf     and     horse-back     riding, 

silon  and  Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities;  University  Residence:    15105   Lake-ave.,    Lakewood,    (De- 

and    Country    clubs.      Residence:    University  ceased.) 

club.     Office:  4800  Prospect-ave.  w^,  ,^,c.x,,c .  mr    » -n.         t,            .    i,           -kt    tr 

FLEISHMAN,   Lillian,   born.   Auburn,   N.   Y., 

FITZGERALD,  John  F.  L.,  bank  officer;  daughter  John  C.  and  Margaret  (Anderson) 
born,  Washington,  D.  C,  Feb.  20,  1889;  son  Murphey;  educated,  private  boarding  school; 
Edward  A.  and  Sarah  C.  (Teagle)  Fitzgerald;  Academy  of  the  Holy  Names,  Rome,  N.  Y. ; 
educated,  Georgetown  Univ.,  LL.B.;  married,  graduated  with  all  degrees  and  honors  of  the 
Washington,  D.C.,  Jan.  8.  1914  to  Christine  L.  academy;  married  to  Morris  Fleishman  (de- 
Birmingham — children,  John  Charles  and  John  ceased;)  has  resided  in  Cleveland  for  25  years. 
Lee  Fitzgerald;  asst.  secy.  The  Cleveland  Residence:  1942  E.  75th  st. 
Trust     Co.     Residence:    2217     Kerrwood-rd.. 

Cleveland   Hghts.      Office:  The   Cleveland  FLEMING,    Matthew   John,    banking;    born, 

Trust  Co.   (Main  Office.)  New   Albany,   Ind.,   June   4,    1879;    son   Charles 

FltiGFRALD     Wm     Sinton     lawver-    born  ^-     ^^^    (Myers)    Fleming;     educated,    Pltts- 

wrsmngt^^.'^^'c^o'cVrmO;  son'^'a;id^?an"d  ^urg^    Pa    public  and   high   schools;   married 

f^n^l'^L^^rols  '^^'4^s^h^^l^t=on 'd  "^^^  ^e^<^^il  slLT-clflkJu^r  tfi^e"!;  '^o^r?d' V-°ar^1r  cKl 

^"a%h'iSto^^'u°^l^v'.^Y^l':'Ll'Sl";f''orSerl?^^lt^  oj  I^J.^-ty  Loan  accounting  and  ^^l^stribution 

state    atty.    general;    councilman,    director    of  '^^     Bonds,     stamps     etc.,     sei\ea     on    parlous 

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FITZP.VTRICK,  Mary  F.  C,  principal  public  Pa..     1912;    Holy    Grail    Commandery,     K.    T., 

school;    born     Council    Bluffs,    Iowa,    Feb.    6,  Lakewood,     O.,      1923;      Al      Koran      Temple, 

1876;    daughter    John    Purcell    and    Margaret  Cleveland,  1923;  Lakewood  Country  club  (one 

(McGrath)     Fitzpatrick;     educated,    grammar  of  organizers) ;  Clifton  club.  Recreation:  golf, 

and  high   school:   St.   Bridget's   school,  Cleve-  Residence:    Gates    Mill,    O.,    P.    O.    Box,    112. 

land  1893;  teacher  training  at  Cleveland  Nor-  Office:   Federal  Reserve  Bank,  Cleveland. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


FLEMING.    Hazel    C,    born,    Parkereburgh, 

W.  Va.;  married,  Spokane,  Wash.,  Sept.  7,  1918 
to  Wm.  J.  Fleming — children,  Macklin  C. 
Stainbach.  Residence:  2171  Chatfleld-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

FLE/MING,  Thomas  W.,  born,  Mercer,  Pa., 
May  13,  1874;  educated,  common  and  public 
echools  at  Meadeville  Pa.;  Cleveland  Law 
Bchool,  Baldwin  Wallace  college  LL.B.  1906; 
married  and  has  three  sons;  elected  council- 
man 1909;  deputy  state  oil  Inspector  ,1914; 
councilman  Ward  11,  1915-1917;  now  serving 
a  third  term  from  his  district;  admitted  to 
Ohio  Bar  1906;  ex-pres.  Cleveland  Colored 
Men's  assn.;  member  National  Assn.  for  Ad- 
vancement of  Colored  People;  member  Tippe- 
canoe, Western  Reserve  and  Attacks  clubs. 
Residence:  2342  E.  40th-st.     Office:  City  Hall. 

FLEMING,  Wm.  J.,  sales  manager;  born, 
Carlisle,  O.;  son  James  C.  and  Elizabeth  John- 
son Fleming;  educated,  Franklin,  O.  high 
school;  married.  Spokane,  Wash.,  Sept.  7,  1918 
to  Hazel  C.  Stainbach;  sales  manager  Bourne 
Fuller  Co.;  director  The  Columbian  Hdw.  Co.; 
member  Union,  Mavfleld  and  Pepper  Pike 
clubs.  Residence:  2171  Chatfleld-dr.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:    1600  Hanna  Bldg. 

FLESHICIM,  Sylvester  \V.,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  April  13,  1889;  son  Isaac  and 
Fannie  (Wolf)  Flesheim;  educated  Cleveland 
public  and  Central  high  schools;  married, 
Cleveland  to  Erma  C.  Hexter — children,  Clem- 
entine and  Emily  Flesheim;  pres.  The  Master 
Builder  Co.;  pres.  Temple  Mens  club;  director 
Excelsior  club;  member  Oakwood  Country 
club.  Residence:  2565  Norfolk-rd.  Office: 
7106   Euclid-ave. 

FLETCHER,  Lydia  D.,  born,  Middletown, 
Pa.,  Nov.  28,  1865;  daughter  Cyrus  and  Eliza 
(Reider)  Dyer;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  4, 
1889  to  James  F.  Fletcher — children,  Paul  M. 
Fletcher;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 1916  E.  71st  St.  Office:  Federal  Re- 
serve Bank  of  Cleveland. 

FLETCHER,  Paul  Milton,  estimator;  born, 
Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa,  Dec.  16,  1890;  son  James 
P.  and  Lydia  (Dyer)  Fletcher;  educated,  Ashe- 
vlUe  school,  Ashville,  N.  C;  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science;  world  war,  135th  Field  artil- 
lery. May  1917  to  April  1919;  member  Beta 
Theta  Phi  fraternity.  Residence:  1916  E. 
71st. -St.     Office:  Willard  Storage  Battery  Co. 

FLETCHER,  William  Hugh,  asst  Federal 
reserve  agent  and  chief  examiner;  born,  Ath- 
ens, O.,  Dec.  1,  1887;  son  Charles  E.  and  Hat- 
tie  (Davis)  Fletcher;  educated,  Ohio  Univ., 
1905;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  29,  1921  to 
Kathryn  Carroll;  world  war,  enlisted,  1918  for 
duration  of  war;  appointed  by  Sec.  of  War  on 
commission  to  make  financial  survey  of 
Philippine  National  Bank,  Manila,  P.  I.,  Oct. 
19,  1919;  appointed  deputy  National  Examiner 
for  treasury  bureau,  Philippine  Islands,  Jan. 
1920;  appointed  National  Bank  examiner  May 
1921;  asst.  Federal  Reserve  Agent,  Fed- 
eral Reserve  Bank  of  Cleveland;  member  Beta 
Theta  PI  fraternity;  Gaston  G.  Allen  lodge, 
F.  &  A.  M..;  member  Ohio  Society  of  New  York; 
Lakewood  Country  club;  Beta  Theta  Pi 
Alumni  assn.  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  1477 
Lewis-dr.,  Lakewood.  Office:  Federal  Re- 
serve Bank  of  Cleveland. 

FLIEDNER,  Helen  Marie,  supervisor  of  art; 
born,  Gold  Hill,  Nev.,  May  20,  1868;  daughter 
George  J.  and  Louisa  A.  M.  (Burlin)  Flied- 
ner;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Cleveland  School  of  Art;  New  York  Univ., 
Julian  Academy,  Paris;  Columbia  Univ.: 
Colorossi  Academy,  Paris;  teacher  of  art  at 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  teacher  at  Cleve- 
land   School    of    Art;    asst.    supervisor    of   art 


and  supervisor  of  art,  Cleveland  public 
echools,  1906-1925;  member  National  Educa- 
tion a.ssn.;  Women  in  Administration;  North 
Eastern  Ohio  Teachers  assn.;  councilor.  Girls 
camp  flre;  member  American  Federation  of 
Arts:  Womens  City  and  Women's  Art  clubs. 
Recreation:  travel,  reading  and  gardening. 
Residence:  1971  West  99th  at.  Office;  Boarc'> 
of  Education. 

FLIEGNER,  Elsie  Louise  Miller,  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  9,  1898;  daughter  Pliilip  Law- 
rence and  Anna  (Stofft)  Miller;  educated, 
Laurel  school,  1919;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
16,  1919  to  Carl  Fliegner — children,  Robert 
Lawrence.  Residence:  3141  Derbyshlre-rd 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

FLOOD,  Earl  Denison,  painting  contractor 
and  stain  manufacturer;  born,  Cleveland  O 
June  26,  1890;  son  William  and  Nellie  (Deni- 
son) Flood;  educated,  public  schools,  supple- 
mented by  special  instruction  in  paint  chemis- 
try; married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  12,  1918  to  Amy 
P.  Freeman — children,  Ellen  C.  and  Carl  P 
Flood;  asst.  to  chief  inspector  for  dyes,  enam- 
els and  fabrics,  Detroit  district;  aircraft  pro- 
duction; director  Gyro  club;  pres.  and  vice 
pres.  Cleveland  Painters  &  Decorators  assn.; 
director  Builders  Exchange;  chairman  Joint 
Painters  and  Decorators  apprenticeship  com- 
mittee; genl.  mgr.,  secy,  and  treas.  of  Wm. 
Flood  Co.;  member  of  Tyrian  lodge.  No.  370 
F.  &  A.  ML;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Gyro  clubs. 
Residence:  3390  Bradford-rd.  Office:  6217 
Carnegie-ave. 

FLORY,  AValter  LeRoy,  lawyer;  born,  New- 
ark, O.,  March  31,  1880;  son  Jesse  A.  and 
Phoebe  Hewitt  (Smith)  Flory;  educated,  Deni- 
son Univ.,  1903,  LL.B.;  Yale  law  school;  West- 
ern Reserve  law  school,  B.L. ;  married,  New- 
ark, O.,  Oct.  2,  1908  to  Julia  McCune — chil- 
dren, John,  Elizabeth  and  Phoebe  Flory;  one 
of  those  drafters  of  the  municipal  court  act 
for  Cleveland,  1910-1911;  director  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  1923-1924;  member  selective  ser- 
vice board,  1917-1918;  district  representative 
of  the  U.  S.  Shipping  board  Emergency  Fleet 
Corp.,  1917-1918;  member  Troop  A,  1907-1910" 
pres.  Citizens  league,  1924-1925;  partner  in 
law  firm  Thompson,  Hine  and  Flory  since 
1912;  director  Brush  Laboratories  Co.,  The 
Erner  Electric  Co..  The  Permold  Company, 
Paudett  Investment  Co.;  The  Freehold  Com- 
pany, The  Liberty  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  The 
Premier  Co.,  The  Play  House,  The  Play  House 
Foundation  and  The  Citizens  League;  member 
Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  American  Bar 
assns.;  Council  of  Sociology;  Philosophical 
club;  pres.  of  Play  House.  1916-1919;  sec.  of 
Play  House  Foundation  since  1925;  member 
Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities; 
Corbey  Court;  Union,  Mid-Day,  University  and 
City  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
2265  Stillman-rd.     Office:   1122  Guardian  Bldg. 

FLYNT,   George   W.j   born,   Cleveland,   Aug. 

1,  1867;  son  Edward  M.  and  Mary  A.  (Easton) 
Flynt;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  July  19,  1896  to  Elizabeth 
J.  Kaufman — children,  two  daughters;  direc- 
tor Dl-Noc  Mfg.  Co.;  director  Davies  Can  Co.; 
manager  Western  sales,  Henry  Woods  Sons 
Co.,  Boston,  Mass.;  member  Woodward  lodge 
No.  508,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Cedarhurst  and  High 
Noon  clubs.  Recreation:  fishing  and  golf. 
Residence:  10811  Hampden-ave.  Office,  258 
The  Arcade. 

FOLGER,  H.  Clay,  supt.  detective  agency; 
born,  Norfolk,  Va..  June  15,  1880;  son  Ellery 
Channing  and  Sally  A.  (Reed)  Folger;  edu- 
cated, Baltimore,  Md.  public  schools;  Univ.  of 
Maryland,   Baltimore;   married,  Akron,  March 

2,  1922  to  Doris  E.  Crow;  with  war  exposition 
five  months  under  committee  of  public  infor- 
mation;   pres.    Municipal    Detective    Agency; 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

member  International  Secret  Service;  Assn.  of  bury,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canadian  Camp 

Ohio    Detective    Agencies;    Elks;    Chamebr    of  Fire    clubs.     Recreation:     The    North    woods, 

Commerce;  Eagles.     Recreation:   flshlne.  Resi-  canoeing,    fishing,    book    collecting    and    golf, 

dence:  Stop    37,    Bay    Village,    O.      Office:   417  Residence:     9615  Mlles-ave..  S.   E.    Office:   614 

Schofield  Bldg.  Guardian  Bldg. 

FOCKE,  Theodore  Moaes,  dean  and  profes-  FOOTK,  Ed^vard  A.,  lawyer;  born,  Cincln- 
sor;  born,  Massillon,  q.,  Jan  3,  1871;  son  Theo-  nati,  O.,  Jan.  1,  1869;  son  Edward  A.  and 
^S't J^U  ^'^"^  Kathenne  M.  (Brown)  Focke;  Susan  A.  (Bowler)  Foote;  married.  Cleveland. 
?^A^f"^-«^^?f.,,^^'^r'r.°£..^„PJi'^^^r..S.l^„^^a'    April   9,  ,1,904   to  Mary  L.   Hllls-oJ^lldren.   Ed-* 

j;    mem- 
ion    and 
Lake 
Bldg. 

In  physics,   Oberlin  college.   1893-1896;   gradu-        FOOTE,    Clnjton    H.,    lumber    dealer;    born, 
ate  student,  Goettingen,  1896-1898;  Instructor    Rochester,    O.,    Aug.    2.    1863;    son    Walter    B. 


America;  fellow  American  Assn.  Advancement  q.    Blum,   Mrs.    A.   H.    Gillmore    and    Elizabeth 

of   Science;    Society  for  Promotion    Engineer-  M.   Foote;   has  been   engaged   in   lumber   busi- 

ing    Education;    Tau    Beta    Pi,    Sigma   Xi    and  ness   in   Cleveland   for   44   years;    started   with 

Phi   Kappa   Psi   fraternities;   Tomahawk   club,  Fisher  and   Wilson  Co.   in   1S82   as  office   boy; 

Honey  Harbor,  Ont      Residence:    2057  Cornell-  pres.  The  C.  H.   Foote  Lumber  Co.,  The  Glen- 

rd.     Office:  Case  School  of  Applied  Science.  vllle    Lumber   Co.    and    The    Harvard    Lumber 

FOLEY,  Roland  Ray,  lawyer;  born,   Emma,  ^o.;    ^ice-pres.    The    East    Cleveland    Lumber 

Colo..    Dec.    6,    1S89;    educated.    Harvard    law  ^o       director    The    Collinwood     Lumber    Co., 

school;    associated    with    Thompson,    Hine    &  T\lt^^i^  ^^^^''^^J^'''^^?^    S°-i^?®    Wlckllffe 

Flory;    member    University    club.      Residence:  Th^^^rm^  w<.!Vl®f    ^Ule     Road    Lumber    Co 

1821  E.  86th-st.     Office:  1122  Guarllan  Bldg.  S^'^o'^t^a'J'i^  c"o!'^^^^e  '^ATb^e^'^A^v^eV   Vuln^^rhl] 

FOLK,  George  B.,  attorney;  born,  Martins-  and   Mentor  Lumber  and   Supply  Co.,   trustee 

burg,   W.   Va..   Sept.    15,   1887;    son   Geo.   W.   D.  the  Brotherhood  club;  member  Masonic  lodge; 

and    Mary    Elizabeth     (Billmyer)    Folk:    edu-  Canterbury  and  Cleveland   clubs;   Chamber  of 

cated,  West  Virginia  Univ.,  A.B.,  1908;  Colum-  Commerce.     Recreation:  outdoor  sports.  Resi- 

bia    Univ.    law    school;    Western    Reserve    law  dence:   2926   Fontenay-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.    Of- 

school,  1915;  married.  Columbus.  Dec.  19,  1917  flee   1528    Williamson   Bldg. 

to       Marjorie      Marshall       Kinkead — children,  t^rirkmr-     ^t^-  i    m       .      .^              , 

-     -          -       .     —   --      -■  FOOTE,    Earl    Harrington,    sales    manager; 


de 

Off 


rnities;    City    and    University    clubs.    Resi-  (vork-    married     ClevHanrtn.p''"'^^  ^iq?^"   tn 

nno-      iPSQ      rjronTvn v-rri        shnlfpr      We-ht*?  vvorK,    marrieu,    Cleveland,    uec.    31,    1913    to 

fici-    1259    Union    Tmst    Bldg                 ^Shts.  Dorothy  Budde-children,  Earl  Harrington,  Jr. 

fice.    1^59    union    irust    Biag.  j^^^    Augusta.    Irving    and    Dorothy    Helen 

FOLKMAN,    Sanford    B.,    steamship    agent;  Foote;    vice-pres.    and    sales    mgr.    The    R.    C. 

born,    Cleveland,   Aug.    27,    1896;    son   Jos.    and  Barnum    Co.;    member   Masonic    lodge;    Kappa 

Bertha     (Sicherman)     Folkman;     educated,  Sigma  fraternity;  City  club.     Residence:   1619 

Cleveland  public  schools;  Spencerian  college.  Compton-rd.  Office:   314  Rockfeller  Bldg. 

1916;    married,    Cleveland,    March    14,    1922    to  ^^r^rw^mr.     «r,,,,      «      *                *      ^              i, 

Anna   T.    Grossberger— children.    Shirley   Jane  t^^T?*^^'   ^^  *W*   """*,'    "^^"'i^o^S*"'"®''=  r,?/''""' 

Folkman;  world  war,  sergt.  Co.   E.   112th   En-  ^°^^%^^^^yi^^'  ^^  J"]y   U'   ^^^^^   ^°?   Theo- 

gineers    37th   div.,   April    30.    1917    to   April    17,  ^ore  C.  and  Mary  E    (Hunt)   Foote;  educated, 

1919;    served    in    France    and    Belgium;    pres.  Cleveland   public  schools;   married,   Cleveland, 

Heights    Temple    Alumni    assn.    (third    term;)  JV"^  10,  18.s4  to  Fannie  E    Roberts— children, 

member  Forest  City  lodge  No.  388  F.  &  A.  M.;  Lida  E.  Tarr,  Helen   S.  and  Herbert  C.  Foote; 

Webb   Chapter,   No.    14,    R.   A.   M.;   advisor   of  manager  and   owner  T.   H.   Bullock   Mfg   Co.; 

radio  construction  and  operation.     Residence:  member    Early    Settlers    assn.;    New    England 

12977  Cedar-rd  Society  of  Cleveland.     Residence:  2166  E  89th- 

st.     Office:  875  E.  140th  st.   (Deceased.) 

FOLLANSBEE,    George    Edward,    surgeon;  

born  Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1871;  son  John  Ed-  ^  FORCE,  Augnsta  Manning;  born,  Cleveland, 
ward  and  Julia  E.  (Pratt)  Follansbee;  edu-  Nov.  15,  1879;  daughter  Albert  Russel  and 
cated  Univ.  of  Wooster,  M.D.,  1895;  American  Sarah  (Harding)  Manning:  educated  Ken- 
College  of  Surgeons,  F.  A.  C.  S.,  1920;  married,  t"cky  school;  graduated  West  high  school, 
Connecticut,  May  28,  1898  to  Alice  M.  Perry;  1898:  married,  Cleveland.  April  21,  1909  to 
member  local  board  No.  11,  selective  service  I'^ed  Wenham  Force— children,  Albert  Man- 
draft;  pres.  Academy  of  Medicine,  1918;  pres.  ning  Force;  member  Lakewood  Day  Nursery 
Ohio  State  Medical  assn.,  1924-1925;  pres.  board;  Women  s  (:ity  and  Lakewood  Women's 
Rowfant  club.  1924-1925;  chief  of  staff  St.  51'"^;  Lakewood  high  Parent  Teachers  assn. 
Alexis  hospital,  1920;  member  Judical  council  Residence:   1<423   Clifton-blvd.,   Lakewood. 

Al^.lV.<;\".i^L^l^'=^^„^?f?'oil2^^Poi;^.^-5l^L^^°^.^  .    FORD.      Carl      Bonghton.     attorney-at-law. 


tor  Academy   of  Medicine,   Cleveland   Medical  and     Frances     Elizabeth     Ford;     world     war. 

Library  assn.,   Rowfant  club,   St.   Alexis  hos-  speakers  staff  Federal  Reserve  Bank  Liberty 

pital  and  Cuyahoga  Co.  Medical  Relief  assn.;  f^oan  campaigns;  ofrtcer  American  Protective 

member  Newburgh   lodge   F.   &  A.   M.;   Baker  league;  manager  20th,  21st  and  22nd  districts 

Chapter,  R.A.M.;  Oriental  Commandery,  K.  T.;  in  Leonard  Wood  campaign;   in   law  practice 

Lake  Erie  Consistory,  A.  A.  S.   R.;  Al  Koran  twenty-five    years;    manager    of    five    Hermit 

Temple,  A.  A.  O.  N.  M.   S.;   Rowfant,  Canter-  club    shows;    originator    of    the    endowment 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


business  in  Cleveland  through  organization 
of  the  Capital  Endowment  Co.;  conducted 
merger  of  Reliance  and  Commonwealth 
Banks;  partner  Smart,  Ford,  Taylor  and  Has- 
selman;  partner  Concentrate  Products  Co.; 
pres.  Ohio  Trust  Co.;  director  Forest  City 
Structural  Steel  Co.,  Capital  Endowment  Co. 
and  other  corporations;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Fhi  fraternity;  Hermit,  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Quinnebog  Fishing  and  Nisi  Prius  clubs; 
Recreation:  swimming,  fishing,  driving, 
motoring  and  horse  back  riding.  Residence: 
Aurora,   O.     Office:   Hanna  Bldg. 

FORD,  Cyrus  Clark,  real  estate;  born  Cleve- 
land, April  16,  1892:  son  Horatio  Clark  and 
Ida  May  (Thorpe)  Ford;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  school;  East  liigh  school;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  Yale,  1914;  married,  Cleveland, 
March  11,  1916  to  Rachel  Martha  Hoge — 
children,  Rachel  Martha  and  Anne  Clark 
Ford;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  motor  transport 
corps;  vice-pres.  Ford  McCaslin  Co.;  sec. 
Williamson  Co.;  treas.  and  director  Gibraltar 
Savings  Co.;  director  Williamson  Securities 
and  The  Knight,  Norris  Gibbs  Co.;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Plii  fraternity;  Union.  Country, 
University,  Kirtland  Country  and  National 
Town  and  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  polo, 
riding  and  golf.  Residence:  2077  Kent-rd., 
Euclid  Hghts.     Office:    817   Williamson   Bldg. 

FORD,  Ella  White,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  9, 
1883;  daughter  Thomas  H.  and  Almira  L. 
(Greenleaf)  White:  educated.  Miss  Mittle- 
bergers  school;  Hathaway-Brown  school. 
The  Elms.  Springfield,  Mass.;  The  Masters 
school,  Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y. ;  Simmons  college, 
Boston;  married,  Cleveland,  May  7,  1908  to 
Horatio  Ford — children,  H.  Clark,  Andrew, 
T.  Windsor,  Jonathan,  Almira  and  Baldwin 
Ford:  member  D.A.R. ;  American  Guild  of 
Health;  New  England  Historic  Genealogical 
society;  college  and  school  Alumnae  assns.; 
Junior  League;  Women's  City  and  Chagrin 
Valley  Hunt  clubs.  Recreation:  horseback 
riding  and  travel.  Residence:  Whitford, 
South   Euclid,   O. 

FORD,  Frances  Mary  Gardiner,  born,  Nor- 
walk,  O.;  daughter  Edmund  G.  and  Susan  J. 
(Barnes)  Gardiner;  educated,  Miss  Mittle- 
berger's  school,  1898;  Smith  college,  A.B., 
1902;  Western  Reserve  Univ..  M.A.,  1907; 
married,  Nowalk,  O.,  July  21,  1921  to  James 
Albert  Ford;  member  Women's  City  and 
College  clubs.  Residence:  2921  South  Park- 
blvd. 

FORD,  Horatio,  attorney  and  mortgage 
banker;  born,  Cleveland,  June  23,  1881;  son 
Horatio  Clark  and  Ida  May  (Thorp)  Ford; 
educated,  Fairmount  Grammar  school,  1896; 
Central  high  school,  1900;  Yale  Univ.,  A.B., 
1904;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1906; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  7,  1908  to  Ella 
Almira  White — children,  H.  Clark,  Andrew, 
Tliomas  Windsor,  Jonathan,  Almira  and 
Baldwin  Ford;  member  Troop  A,  O.N.G., 
1904-1910;  executive  secretary  of  Liberty 
Loan  organization  of  Cleveland;  member  of 
board  of  education,  Lyndhurst  village,  1920- 
1924;  cashier  asst.  sec.  and  sec.  Tlie  Garfield 
Savings  Bank,  1906-1913;  vice-pres.  The 
Cleveland  and  Eastern  Traction  Co.  and  The 
Cleveland  and  the  Chagrin  Traction  Co.,  1915- 
1925;  member  law  firm  Snyder,  Henry 
Thomsen,  Ford  and  Seagrave  and  its  pre- 
decessor firms  from  1913  to  1926;  pres. 
Williamson  Securities  Co.  since  1916;  treas. 
Realty  Bond  and  Mortgage  Co.,  1922-1924; 
director  The  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  since  1920; 
director  The  Garfield  Bank  1913-1920;  direc- 
tor The  South  Euclid  Bank  since  1925:  officer 
and  director  of  several  other  real  estate 
companies;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Cleveland    Real    Estate    board;    chairman    ex- 


ecutive committee  of  Cleveland  Council  Boy 
Scouts  of  America  and  commissioner  for 
Cleveland,  1910-1290;  trustee  Euclid  Ave. 
Congregational  church;  member  Phi  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  Zeta  Psi  fraternity,  Eta  chap- 
ter at  Yale  and  Ranney  chapter  at  W.  R.  U.; 
member  Union  and  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt 
clubs.  Recreation:  horses  and  riding.  Itesi- 
dence:  Mayfield  and  Richmond-rds.,  South 
Euclid,   O.   office:    914   Williamson    Bldg. 

FORD,  Jameit  A.,  lawyer;  born,  Norwalk, 
O.,  1871;  son  James  B.  and  Cornelia  (Cook) 
Ford;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.; 
Harvard  Univ.,  U.A.  LL.B.;  married,  Norwalk, 
O.,  July  19,  1921  to  Mary  Gardiner;  world 
war,  special  attorney  U.  S.  Food  Administra- 
tion; member  Union,  Mayfield  and  Univer- 
sity clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2921 
South  Park-blvd.     Office:  Soc.  for  Sav.  Bldg. 

FORD,  John  Qulncy  Tandy,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Georgetown,  Ky.,  Jan.  21,  ls97;  son 
James  McCoy  and  Margaret  (Tandy)  Ford; 
educated,  Georgetown  college,  bachelor  of 
arts,  1917;  Harvard  Univ.,  bachelor  of  laws, 
1922;  world  war,  ensign  U.  S.  Navy,  1918-1919; 
Troop  A,  O.N.G.,  1924-1925;  principal  Sturgis 
high  school,  Sturgis,  Ky.,  1917-1918;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Bruce  Wyman  law  club; 
Kappa  Alpha  fraternity;  University  and 
Harvard  clubs.    Office:  1520  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

FORD,  Rachel  Martha  Hoge,  born,  Lorain, 
O.,  daughter  James  B.  and  Anna  L.  (Wal- 
lace) Hoge;  educated,  Hathaway-Brown 
school;  Smith  college,  A.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, March  11,  1916  to  Cyrus  Clark  Ford — 
children,  Rachel  Martha  and  Anne  Clark 
Ford;  member  Junior  League;  Country,  Un- 
ion and  Kirtland  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
2077  Kent-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Summer: 
Willoughby,   O. 

FORD,  Simptton  S.,  attorney:  born,  Rich- 
mond, O.,  Oct.  7,  1854;  son  William  and  Eliza 
Jane  (Frederick)  Ford;  educated,  Allegheny 
college,  class  orator;  married,  Richmond,  O., 
Oct.  5,  1887  to  Altai  Marie  Scott — children, 
Wm.  Harold  Ford;  member  Cleveland  board 
of  education,  1892-1896;  asst.  director  of  law, 
1895-1899;  common  pleas  judge.  1899-1912; 
member  board  of  trustees  Allegheny  college; 
pres.  Guaranty  State  Savings  &  Loan  Co., 
The  Rapid  Transit  Land  Sales  Co.,  The  Un- 
derwriters Mortgage  &  Investment  Co.,  Ford 
Realty  &  Construction  Co.  and  Cedar  Heights 
Land  Co.;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Phi 
Kappa  Psi  and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternities; 
member  and  director  Cleveland  club;  member 
Chamber  of  (V)n;.ncrte;  Cleveland  Law  Li- 
brary; City  club.  Residence:  Fenway  Hall. 
Office:    2049   E.    105th   st. 

FORMAXEK,  JoHeph,  post  Office  dept.  div. 
of  railway  mail  service;  born,  Cleveland, 
March  7,  1873;  son  Joseph  and  Mary  Form- 
anek;  educated,  Cleveland  grammar  school 
and  Central  high  school,  1891;  entered  rail- 
way mail  service  as  clerk  in  1892;  success- 
ively promoted  to  clerk-in-charge,  chief 
clerk,  asst.  division  supt.  and  division  supt.; 
now  supt.  railway  mail  service,  ninth  divi- 
sion, headquarters  Cleveland;  member  Eu- 
clid lodge  No.  599,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Recreation:  fishing  and  garden- 
ing.     Office:    430   Federal   Bldg. 

FORREST,  Mary  Louise,  born,  Clyde.  O. ; 
daughter  Charles  Lee  and  Lydia  (Hess) 
Hubbard:  educated.  West  high  school;  Ohio 
State  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  April  12. 
1904  to  Capt.  George  F.  Forrest;  director  of 
Welfare  (recreational  and  educational)  for 
the  years  1919  and  1920  in  the  bureau  of  war 
risk  Insurance,  treasury  dept.  In  Washington, 
D.  C. ;  managed  the  two  campaigns  of  Judge 
Mary  B.  Grossman,  1921  and  1923;  became 
chairman    of    the    20th    congressional    district 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

(republican)  1924:  made  associate  chairman  fellow,  Lakeslrte  hospital  and  demonstrator 
of  the  Cuyahoga  county  Republican  executive  in  Medicine,  W.  R.  U.,  1923-1925;  Instructor 
committee  and  managed  women's  division  in  in  Medicine.  W.  R.  U.,  since  1925;  O.  W.  Crile 
the  county  for  presidential  election,  1924;  Research  fellow.  W.  R.  U.,  1925-1926;  member 
member  Western  Reserve  Chapter  of  D.A.R.;  Academy  of  Medicine  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  10616  Hatha-  Medical  Library  assns.;  .Sigma  Chi  and  Alpha 
way-ave.  Mu  Pi  Omega  fraternities;  Sigma  Chi  and 
FOUSYTHr:,  SnnincI  TliomtiH,  physician;  K"'^"  "'  Pennsylvania  clubs  of  Cleveland  and 
born,  Canonsburg,  Pa.,  Oct.  4.  1SS2;  son  Alvin  ^^w  York;  Cedarhurst  Country  club.  Recrea- 
Miller  and  Mary  McCoy  (Smith)  Forsythe;  f'O":  ^,°'^,^"'^^,  ^•"""'S-  Residence:  Lakeside 
educated.  Canonsburg  high  school.  1900;  hospital,  Cleveland.  Office:  same. 
Jefferson  Academy,  1902;  Washington  and  FO.SS.  Walter  D.,  retired;  born,  Wooster,  O.; 
Jefferson  college,  1906,  A.B.;  Starling —  Adam  and  Marv  (Kortnpvi  Fo«m-  ednl 
Ohio  Medical  college,  1913.  M.D.;  married.  ^  ?  /  o  ku  »  ^  7  ^  w  M  ?,  '  a 
Chicago.  111..  Dec.  22,  1917  to  Evelyn  Sara  ^^ted.  Public  schools  of  Wooster,  O.;  edu- 
Mills — children.  Marv  Jane  Forsvthe:  world  cated,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.,  Sept.  25,  1879  to 
war.  1st  lieut.  Med.  officers  training  camp,  Mary  E.  Jolley — children,  O.  H.,  D.  J.,  C.  P. 
Ft.  Riley.  354  Inf.,  89th  div.  Med  Corps;  capt.  and  W.  R.  Foss  and  Mildred  F'oss  Thompson; 
Med.  Corps,  Feb.  1918;  transferred  to  Base  world  war,  first  asst.  chief  American  Pro- 
hospital  No.  26,  Nov.  10.  1918;  discharged,  tective  league;  chairman  Wayne  County 
Camp  Jackson,  May  6,  1919;  member  Cleve-  Liberty  Bond  sales;  member  City  council, 
land  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  and  Wooster,  O.,  1900;  helped  organize  and  was 
"^/'^^";;?;'.V?^f,?i?^L?^^"!'i  '^I^.^J't^",.-^^^?^^?.^;  first  pres.  Citizens  National  Bank,  Wooster, 
.,             ,                      *„  Q  _    pres.    The    Wooster    Brush    Co.;    directoi 

Security  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and  Hotel  Win- 
ton   Co.;  chairman   of   executive  committee   ol 

fellowship  in  Dept.  of  Medicine.  Univ.  of  I'fi'i"'^  °/.,U""^I^f li^'''^^^^*'^  ^^'''°^\^J  for  six- 
Minnesota  in  eye  ear,  nose  and  throat,  1916.  teen  yeais,  member  Lake  Erie  Consistory, 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3305  Dor-  ^-^^  degree;  past  em.  commander  ^^ooster 
chester-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  235  Colon-  S°™"^,^"x?';Y  c  ^"cl^^'^^  Templar;  Al  Koran 
ial  Arcade.  Temple     N.M.S. ;     St.     Benedict    Conclave     Red 

Cross    of   Constantine;    sec.    and    treas.    CJleve- 

FORTIN'E,   Theresa   Gertrude,   copy  writer,  member    Chamber     of    Commerce;     Cleveland 

financial    advertising;    born.   New   Moscow.   O.,  land    Court    No.    14,    Royal    Order    of    Jesters; 

Sept.    27.    1892;    daughter   James    William    and  Athletic,   Rotary,   Acacia  Country,   Old  Colony 

Ella    Rosanna     (Haines)     Fortune;     educated,  g^d       Shrine       Luncheon       clubs,       Cleveland; 


iguage 

Cleveland  high  school;  world  war.  Red  Cross,  FOSS,  William  Alva  (Al  Foss),  mfgr.  fish- 
teacher  in  surgical  dressings  division;  volun-  j^g  tackle;  born,  Covington,  O.,  Feb.  14,  1868; 
teer  worker  at  Y.  W.  C  A. ;  hostess  duty  at  ^r^  j  ^^^  Cordelia  C.  Foss;  common 
dances  and  other  entertainments  and  club  _„v^„_,  „,i, ,„„*:„„.  ™o,.,-;^,q  r-'i^,-oio,,,i  r>^^  19 
work;  formerly  worked  for  credit  manager  ?^^?°^  ^^"^^^'°" '  ™?,'^"^,'''  S'^' f '^""^^^f  ^'  H' 
and  general  manager  Wm.  Tavlor  Son  &  Co.;  }^^^  to  Florence  A.  Keith— children,  Chas.W 
also  for  president  of  Dunlap-Ward  Co.;  form-  Joss;  inventor  of  the  pork  rind  artificial  fish 
erlv  sec.  to  structural  Steel  dept.  mgr.  Van  bait;  owner  Al  Foss  Fishing  Tackle  Co.; 
Dorn  Iron  Works  Co.  and  to  adulter  and  member  Clev'eland  Casters.  Cleveland  Gun 
treas.  Cleveland  Tractor  Co.;  now  financial  and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Recreation: 
copy  writer,  with  Francis  R.  Morison;  mem-  Ashing,  hunting,  tournament  casting  trap 
ber  board  of  trustees,  Y.  W.  C.  A.,  1920-1921;  ?'^°oting,  amateur  motion  pictures.  Residence: 
also  member  hydropathic  and  industrial  ex-  1289  \^  .  111th  st.  Office:  9o06  Quincy-a\e. 
tension  cornmittees;  chairman  inspirational  FOSTER,  Rose  Waehalac,  office  manager 
council,     1918-1920;     member     Cleveland     Ad-  ^orn.    Cleveland,    Nov.     1,    1S85;    educated    in 

Bn^Vn^sf    Wnmpn'^"'Hnh,°'"r.n^.v^     H^,  h°"ni  Cleveland    and     Detroit;     married     Cleveland, 

tsusiness     women  s     ciuDs       (jeneva     ciuo     or  •».'          or,     inoo    •      r^i           -nr     t->^  ».^.  .    ™„.«k„.. 

Y.  W.  C.  A.;  one  of  committee  of  one  hundred  ^ov.    30,    1923    to_  Glenn    W.    Foster;    member 

business  and   professional   women    meeting   in  Business   Women  s  and  Cleveland  Automobile 

New  York  in  April,  1919  to  organize  National  ^''^^-   Residence:   2040   E.   83rd   st.   Office.    522 

Federation      of      Business     and      Professional  t^rospect-a\  e. 

clubs:    father   James   William    Fortune   was   a  FOSTER,    Arthnr    B.,    merchant    and    manu- 

physician      and      surgeon       Residence:      13416  facturer;    born.   Nelson,   O.,   Dec.    14,    1844;   son 

Casper-rd..  N.E.  Office:   518   Sloan  Bldg.  (,has.  R.  and  Roseanna  E.    (Bancroft)   Foster; 

FORW.VRD,    Carlton    R^    general    manager;  educated     public     schools;     Nelson     Academy; 

born.  California,  July   28.   1888;   son   H.   J.  and  married,    Ravenna,   O.,   Sept.   23,    1865   to   Belle 

Carie    (Thompson)    Forward;   educated,   public  Wright;   Civil   war.    three   years,    104th   O.V.I. ; 

school,  Cortland,  O. ;   married,  Cleveland.   May  maj.    Cleveland    Gravs;    maj.    1st    Battalion    of 

6,    1913    to    Nita    V.    Schreble — children,    Jack,  Engineers  of  Ohio;   first  pres.  National  Screw 

Paul    and   Carolyn    Forward;   gen.    mgr..   vice-  &  Tack  Co.;  past  pres.  Nungesser  Carbon  and 

pres.   and  treas.  The  Wagner  Awning  &  Mfg.  Battery     Co.;     past     pres     Cleveland     Electric 

Co.;    member   Woodward    lodge    No.    508;   Cour  Supply    Co.;     past    vice-pres.    Crescent    Sheet 

De  Lion  Commandery;   Lake   Erie  Consistory:  and  Tin  IMate  Co.;  pres.  Manufacturers  board 

Al    Koran   Shrine;   Al   Sirat   Grotto;   Cleveland  of    Cleveland;    pres.    The    Energine    Refining 

Athletic  and  Acacia  Country  clubs.  Residence:  Co..   The   Buckeye   Welding  &  Supply  Co.   and 

11103    Wade    Park-ave.      Office:    2658    Scran-  Acacia    Cemetery     Co.;     chairman     board     of 

ton-rd.  directors    The    D.    O.    Summers    Co.;    director 

FOSHAY,   Lee,    physician;    born,   Cleveland.  State  Banking  &  Trust  Co.  now  Union  Trust 

Jan.    20,   1896;   son   Dr.   P.   Maxwell   and   Laura  and  The  Citizens  Mortgage  &  Investment  Co.; 

Craig     (Long)     Foshay;    educated,      Univ.      of  member   Chamber   of   Commerce;    all    Masonic 

Pennsvlvania.  M.D.  1920;  world  war.  M.E.P.C,  bodies;  past  grand  commander  Knights  Temp- 

1917-1918:    Interne     Pensvlvanla     hospital  lar  of  Ohio;   33rd  degree  member  of  Supreme 

Philadelphia.    Pa.,    1920-1922;    residence    phy-  Council  of  Scottish  Rite  Masonry.     Residence: 

slclan.   Lakeside  hospital,   1922-1923;   Medical  11305  Wade  Park-ave.    Office  242  The  Arcade. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

FOSTER,  James  Hiram,  born,  Meriden,  City;  general  sec.  Presbyterian  board  of  Mln- 
Conn.,  Apr.  10,  1879;  son  Samuel  Hiram  and  Isterlal  relief  and  sustentatlon;  general  sec. 
Mary  (Stanley)  Foster;  educated,  St.  Pauls  Presbyterian  new  era  movement;  former  pas- 
school.  Concord.  N.  H.;  Yale  Univ..  1897;  WU-  tor  Old  Stone  church;  now  pastor  Old  First 
Hams  college,  1898-1899-1900;  married,  Cleve-  Church  of  Newark,  N.  J.,  1926-  pres.  board  of 
land,  Sept.  28,  1907  to  Edith  Mcintosh, — child-  directors  Univ.  of  Dubuque  Iowa;  vlce-prea. 
ren,  Mcintosh,  Mary  Stanley.  James  H.  and  United  Society  of  Christian  Endeavor-  dlrec- 
Elizabeth  Mcintosh  Foster;  member  Union,  tor  of  the  college  of  Wooster  Wooster  O  • 
Hermit,  Pepper  Pike  and  Roadside  clubs  member  Sons  of  American  Revolution;  pres'. 
Residence:  2200  Devonshire-dr.  Office;  805  Ohio  State  Pastors  Convention,  1926;  mem- 
Bulkley  Bldg.  ber    Union    League    club    of    Chicago.      Resi- 

FOSTER,    Joseph    Jr^    manufacturer;    born.  ^?"^®-^?°H  New    Anisterdam.      Office:    Old 

Shanghai,    China.    Oct.    30,    1880;    son    Joseph  ^^one   Church,   Public   Square. 

f"?^"f'l,"    l?n',"?^«i:>    .^2^*«^Lf,^y„^4«^'„»^';-  _  FOWLER,      Harold      North,      professor      of 


Office.   Eddy-rd.  and   Taft-ave.  ph.D.,    1885;   married.   Exeter,   N.   H..   Dec.   23. 

FOSTER,    Leonard    Gurly,    retired   Buckeye  1890     to     Helen     Bell      (deceased);     married, 

poet;   born,   Brooklyn,   O..   Sept.    10,   1840;   son  London.    June    30,    1925    to    Mary    Zay    Black- 

Ebenezer  and  Almira  (Williams)  Foster;  edu-  l°'^^,'    i^^S^Y^^^'^r^  Harvard     Un^v.,     1885-1888 
cated,   Bei 
tute,   Clevel 
1872     to 
(deceased) 

rence    W.    ^  ^^.^. ,    »..  ...v-t.^.    ^.^...w..i.    o^..v^^^..  pror.  on  spe 

-       -  -  -  -  1906- 

Sch. 

Phll- 

Amer- 

-       .     .„„   , r.^„.   .„.„      ,,  „ „ ..iddle 

also  wrote  a  great  many  other  poems  on  all  West  and  South;  Society  for  promotion   Hel- 

subjects;    has   testimonials   from    Elbert  Hub-  lanlc    Studies;    National    assn.    for    Constitu- 

bard,  Ella  Wheeler  Wilcox.  Will  Carlton  and  tional  Govt.;  corresponding  member  Deutsches 

many  others;  was  at  first  Chautauqua.  N.  T.  Archaeol.   Institute;  editor.  Thusydides,   book 

meeting  held  in  1874  and  has  been  going  there  V,    1888;    Plautus,    Menaechmi.    1889;    Quintus 

ever    since    in    July    and    August;    wrote    100  Curtius,    books    HI    an   dIV.    1890;    Allen    and 

poems    for   their   forum   and   opened    It   twice  Glreenough's    Ovid.    1891;    joint    author.    Tuell 

dally,   1924;   has  been   complimented  by  many  and  Fowler's  First  Book  In  Latin,  1893;  Tuell 

prominent  people  of  Chautauqua;  goes  to  St.  and  Fowler's  Beginners  Book   in  Latin,   1900; 

Petersburg     yearly     where     he     writes     and  Fowler    and    Wheeler's    Handbook    of    Greek 

speaks;    writes   for  Morning   TTmes.    Evening  Archaeology,  1909;  author.  History  of  Ancient 

Enterprise  and  the  Tourist  Magazine;   known  ^.''^ek    Literature,     1902;    History    of    Roman 

as     "The     Buckeye     Poet".       Residence:     3007  Literature.  1903;  A  History  of  Sculpture,  1916; 

Arrhwnnd-nvp  translator.  Plato,  Vol.  I  In  the  Loeb  Classical 

Arcnwooa  ave.  Library,  1914,  Vol.  II,  1921.  Vol.  Ill,  1925.  Vol. 

FOSTER,  William  Howard,  born.  Cleveland,  IV,    1926;    contributor    on    classical    subjects 

Oct.   7,   1858;   son  Nelson   K.  and  Mary   (Whit-  to    revs,    and    magazines;     trustee    Cleveland 

lock)      Foster;     educated,     Cleveland     public  School  of  Art;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fra- 

schools,  Sterling  Grammar  school,  E.  30th  St.,  ternity;     Mayfleld     and     University     clubs     of 

then     Sterllng-ave.     and     old     Central     high  Cleveland;    Harvard    Club   of   Boston;    Oakley 

school,  Euclid  and  E.  9th  St.;  married,  Cleve-  Country  club.  Watertown,  Mass.     Recreation: 

land,    June    25,     1884     to    Laura    H.     Dillon —  golf  and  cards.     Residence:  2460  Overlook-rd. 

children,  four  sons  and  one  daughter,   eldest  Office:  College  for  Women.  Ford-dr. 

of  the  four  sons  died  May  18,  1925;  started  as  ^rt,,,,  ^«      n   i.     *    ^     i      ^„A„^^r.■^^     ^^o-i 

office   boy  In  old  Standard  Oil  Co.   offices  on  FOWLER,    Robert    Earl,    Industrial    engl- 

Euclid-ave..   Oct.    13,    1877;    now   director  and  neer;  born.  Oswego,  N.  T.,  Sept.  23.  1877;  son 

1st     vice-pres.     Standard     Oil     Co.;     director  Albertus    O.    and    Aurel    C.     (Cole)     Fowler; 

National  City  Bank;  member  Cleveland  Cham-  educated,     public     schools     of     Mich.;     Ferris 

ber    of    Commerce;    Painesvllle    Chamber    of  Institute,       Big       Rapids,       Mich.;      married. 

Commerce;    Ohio    Society,    New    York;    Early  Altona.     Mich..     Aug.     24,     1904     to    Mabel    A. 

Settlers  assn.   Recreation:   gardening,   motor-  Wlllett — children,    Aurel    Grace    and    Alan    J. 

ing    and    playing    with    grandchildren.    Resl-  Fowler;     founded     and     taught     The     Analad 

dence:    2250    Delamere-dr..    Cleveland    Hghts  Division    of    the    Cleveland    Advertising    club 

Summer:    Mentor.    Lake    Co.     O     Office'    East  based   on   his   manuscript   of   the   book    "Blue 

Ohio   Gas  Co.   Bldg.                    '                       '  Printing  Your  Market";  director  and  member 

_^„,  ,_^„       ^  of    executive    committee    The    Cleveland    and 

FOIJLKES,      William      Hiram,      clergyman;  Sandusky    Brewing   Co.;    pres.    The    Cleveland 

born,  Quincy,  Mich.;  son  William  and  Harriet  Window    Cleaning    Co.;    ex-pres.    The    Society 

A.    (Johnson)    Foulkes;    educated.    College    of  of      Industrial      Engineers:      ex-director      the 

Eniporia,  Kansas,  1897,  A.  B.;  later  A.M.,  D.D.  Wholesale  Merchants  &  Mfgs.  board  of  Cleve- 

and    LL.D.;    Whltmouth    college,    D.D.;    Lenox  land      Chamber      of      Commerce;      ex-director 

college,  D.D. ;  graduate  McConnell  Theol.  Sem-  Cleveland      Advertising      club.        Recreation: 

Inary.  Chicago;  fellow  of  McConnell  Seminary  reading.       Residence:      10411     Edgewater-dr. 

in  new  college,  Edinburgh.  Scotland;  married.  Office-    2S17  Carroll-ave. 

Peabody.   Kan.,   Jan.   21.   1898   to  Catherine   E.  .     ,„v.      >;r 

Lamb — children.  Frederic  Richard.  Paul  Ber-  FOX,   Arthur  W^.,   gen.  supt.   The  Alay  Co.; 

gin,   William    Robertson    and   Catherine   Har-  born,    Richmond,    Indiana,    Sept.    9,    1874;    son 

riet;    world    war,    sec.    National    War    Service  Simon    and    Theresa    (Kern)    Fox;    educated. 

Commission  of  Presbyterian  church;  two  elder  Earlham    college,    Richmond.    Ind. ;    McMicken 

sons    in    overseas   service;    pastor   Fort   Pres-  Univ.,     Cincinnati,     O. ;     married,     Cleveland, 

byterian    church,    Portland,    Ore.;    Rutgers  Sept.    9,    1903    to    Gertrude    Machol — children, 

Presbyterian    church,    Broadway,    New    York  Louis,  James  and  Marvin  Fox;  member  Jew- 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Ish  Welfare.  Residence:  3008  Warrlngton-rd. 
Office:    The  May  Co. 

FOX,  Ernest  C,  manufacturer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, April  4,  1870;  son  Frank  B.  and  Julia 
(Brown)  Fox;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1897  to  Klla 
Mabley — children,  Margaret  and  Katharine 
Fox;  world  war,  member  legal  advisory 
board;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  2344  Ardleigh-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  3747  E.  93rd-st. 

FOX,  Harry  K.,  salesman;  born,  Indiana, 
Feb.  16.  1872;  son  Simon  and  Theresa  (Kern) 
Fox;  educated.  Richmond,  Ind.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  15,  1903  to  Emma  Rosenfeld; 
Shriner;  member  Oakwood  and  Excelsior 
clubs.  Residence:  Fenway  Hall.  Office: 
6565  Braodway. 

FRACKEL.TON,    Constance    Chandler,    born, 

Cleveland,  Sept.  12,  1886;  daughter  Harrison 
T.  and  Ellen  (Foster)  Chandler;  educated. 
Cleveland  public  school;  Laurel  school;  Miss 
Baldwins  School,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.;  married. 
New  York  City,  Nov.  7.  1907  to  R.  J.  Frackel- 
ton;  pres.  The  Chandler  &  Price  Co.;  direc- 
tor The  Reliance  Gauge  Column  Co.;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2510  Strat- 
ford-rd. 

FRACKELTON,  David  AVndrtell,  manufac- 
turer and  banker;  born,  Petersburg,  111.,  Dec. 
3,  1871;  son  David  S.  and  JNIarie  Louise 
(Chandler)  Frackelton;  educated,  Illinois 
college,  Ph.B.,  1894;  member  private  bank- 
ing firm  of  D.  S.  Frackelton  and  Co.,  Peters- 
burg, 111.,  1898-1912;  vice-pres.  The  Frackel- 
ton State  Bank,  Petersburg,  111.,  1912-1913; 
came  to  Cleveland  in  1913  and  became  vice- 
pres.  and  treas.  Chandler  and  Price  Co.; 
elected  pres.  Equity  Savings  and  Loan  Co. 
in  1919;  also  director  of  these  two  compan- 
ies; treas.  and  director  Cleveland  Wheel- 
barrow Co.;  treas.  and  director  Reliance 
Gauge  Column  Co.;  director  W.  S.  Bidle  Co. 
and  Peoples  Telephone  and  Telegraph  Co. 
of  Menard  County;  trustee  Phillis  Wheatley 
assn.,  Cleveland  City  Mission  and  Presby- 
terian Home  for  Aged  at  Sydney;  trustee 
Illinois  college,  1917-1924;  member  Univer- 
sity club.  Residence:  2353  Woodmere-dr., 
Cleveland    Hghts.      Office:    6000    Carnegie-ave. 

FRACKELTON,  Fannie  Pitcairn,  born, 
Harrlsburg,  Pa.,  Sept.  15,  1SS6;  daughter 
Hugh  and  Annie  (Sherfy)  Pitcairn;  educated, 
Frl.  Kreuslers  Hohere  Tochterschule,  Ham- 
burg, Germany;  The  Baldwin  school  of  Bryn 
Mawr;  Columbia  Univ.,  B.S.,  A.M  ;  married, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  8,  1917  to  David  W. 
Frackelton;  pres.  Phillis  Wheatlev  assn.  1923- 
1925;  treas.  Y.  \V  C.  A.,  1925-1926;  vice-pres. 
Y.  W.  C.  A.,  1920-21-22-23-24;  member  Wom- 
en's City,  College,  Monday  Afternoon  and 
19th  Century  clubs.  Residence:  2353  Wood- 
mere-dr., Cleveland  Hghts. 

FRACIvELTOV,  Robert  James,  manufac- 
turer; born.  Chandlerville.  111.,  June  11,  1868 
son  David  S.  and  Louise  (Chandler)  Frackel- 
ton; educated.  Illinois  college,  Jacksonville, 
111..  B.S.;  married.  New  York  City.  Nov.  7, 
1907  to  Constance  Louise  Chandler;  pres.  and 
gen.  mgr.  The  Chandler  and  Price  Co.;  vice- 
pres.  and  director  The  Reliance  Gauge 
Column  Co.  and  The  W.  S.  Bidle  Co.;  director 
The  Cleveland  Folding  Machine  Co.,  The 
Laundryette  Mfg.  Co,  The  National  Paper 
and  Type  Co.,  The  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  The 
Mutual  Mortgage  Co.  and  The  Cleveland 
Wheelbarrow  and  Mfg.  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  di- 
rector The  Chandler  Land  Corp.  and  The 
American  Tlml)er  Co.;  member  Union,  Uni- 
versity and  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  clubs; 
identified  with  Y.  M.  C.  A. ;  Tusculum  college; 
American    Univ.,    Cairo,    Egypt.      Recreation: 


golf.      Residence:    2510    Stratford-rd.      Office 
6000   Carnegie-ave. 

FRANCE.  E.  Miller,  life  Insurance;  born, 
I'hiladelphia,  Pa.,  June  30,  1866;  son  A.  J. 
and  Annie  (Ainsworth)  France;  educated, 
riiiladelphia  public  .schools  and  graduate  of 
I'ierce  School;  married,  Roslyn,  L.  I.,  July  7, 
1891  to  Alice  H.  Leys— children.  Leys  A.  and 
Helen  H.  France;  from  age  of  18  to  24  was 
telegraph  operator  and  ticket  agent  New 
York  Division  of  the  Pennsylvania  R.  R.; 
three  years  as  stenographer  and  private  sec. 
four  years  as  sec.  and  treas.  The  Standard 
Wheel  Co.  (the  Vehicle  Wheel  Trust),  of  Ind.; 
1897  entered  the  life  Insurance  business, 
spending  two  years  In  Ind.  and  then  moved 
to  Cleveland;  gen.  agt.  The  State  Mutual 
Life  Assurance  Co.  of  Mass.;  director  Shaker 
Heights  Country  Club  Co.;  trustee  Cleveland 
Y.M.C.A;  32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Shaker  Heights,  City  and 
Shrine  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Life  Underwriters;  Sons  of  Veter- 
ans. Residence::  1801  Cadwell-ave.  Office: 
1440   Leader   Bldg. 

FRANKEIi,  David,  merchant;  born,  Russia, 
June  13,  1894;  educated,  Cleveland  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1923  to 
Ida  Bassichis — children,  Howard  Frankel; 
vice-pres.  and  treas.  Frankelite  Co.  Resi- 
dence: 1648  Eddington-rd.  Office:  5016 
Woodland-ave. 

FRANKEL,  Pliillp,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  27,  1885;  son  Emmanuel  and  Ray 
(Waldmann)  Frankel;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Spencerian  business  college; 
Cleveland  law  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  16,  1908  to  Hermine  Havre — children, 
one  son  and  one  daughter;  world  war,  sec. 
Cleveland  war  industries  commission;  pres. 
The  Frankel  Chevrolet  Co.,  The  Frankel 
Bros.  Realty  Co.  and  Cleveland  Securities 
and  Investment  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  sec.  Ohio 
Cities  Telephone  Co.,  New  Philadelphia,  O.; 
treas.,  Broadson  Realty  Co.;  partner  Frankel 
Bros.  Insurnance  Agency;  sec.  Oakwood 
Country  club;  member  Town,  Excelsior  and 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  Chamber  of 
(Commerce.  Residence:  Commodore  Apts. 
Office:    1520   Guarantee   Title  Bldg. 

FRANItS,  Clianipion  Lee,  dentist;  born, 
Doylestown,  O.,  Apr.  9,  1862;  son  Riley  and 
Sausannah  (Evey)  Franks;  educated,  Ohio 
college  Dental  Surgery,  D.D.S.;  married, 
Londonville  to  Adell  A.  Scott;  democrat; 
member  Masonic  lodge;  Elks.  Residence: 
10208  South-blvd.     Office:  1005  Schofield  Bldg. 

FRANTZ,  Edward  Lonis,  executive;  born. 
N.  Canton,  O.,  Nov.  23,  1882;  son  Frank  X. 
and  Jennie  (Kolp)  Frantz;  attended  public 
school  at  North  Canton  from  1889  to  1899 
graduating  during  latter  year,  except  for 
year  1895  when  he  took  a  course  at  Canton 
Business  college;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
18,  1909  to  Josephine  Lavan — children,  five; 
chairman  of  board.  Apex  Elec,  Mfg.  Co.;  pres. 
Elf  Motor  Co.,  A/.or  Motor  Mfg.  Co.,  Factories 
Holding  Co.,  Elfdale  Realty  Co.  and  Euc- 
lid Seventieth  Co.;  trustee  Catholic  Chari- 
ties Corp.;  member  Shaker  Hghts.  Country, 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  National  Town  and 
Country  clubs.  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  farming.  Residence:  Ed- 
phlne  Farm,  Chardon-rd,  Wlckliffe,  O.  Office: 
Hanna   Bldg. 

FRARY,  Ilina  Tliayer,  publicity  and  mem- 
bership sec;  born,  Cleveland.  April  13,  1873; 
son  George  Spencer  and  Carrie  A.  (Thayer) 
Frary;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Cleveland  School  of  Art;  married,  Cleveland, 
1904  to  Mabel  Amanda  Guild — children,  Spen- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


cer  Guild  and  Allan  Thayer  Frary;  world 
war,  with  army  Y.  M.  C.  A.  as  assoc.  edu- 
cational sec.  of  Southern  dept.,  headquarters 
at  San  Antonio.  Texas,  two  years  1918-1920; 
designer  for  The  Brooks  Houseliold  Art  Co. 
and  The  Rorheimer-Brooks  Studios,  1894- 
1914;  free  lance  designer,  1914-1918;  pub- 
licity and  membership  sec.  The  Cleveland 
Museum  of  Art  since  1920;  instructor  Cleve- 
land School  of  Art;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  American  assn.  of  Museums; 
American  Federation  of  Arts,  Cleveland  So- 
ciety of  Artists;  Cleveland  Writers  club; 
"Western  Reserve  Historical  society;  The 
Society  for  the  Preservation  of  New  Eng- 
land Antifiuities;  The  Texas  Historic  Land- 
marks assn.;  The  Cleveland  Mtiseum  of  Art; 
New  England  Society  of  Cleveland  and  the 
W.  R.;  Alumnae  assn.  of  the  Cleveland  School 
of  Art;  Masonic  bodies,  including  Oriental 
Commandery  No.  12  Knights  Templar  and 
Al  Koran  Temple,  A.A.O.N.M.S.;  City  club; 
Euclid  Ave.  Congregational  Church;  district 
chairman  The  Cleveland  Community  Fund. 
Recreation:  photographing  early  American 
Architecture.  Residence:  2225  Bellfield-ave. 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  The  Cleveland  Mu- 
seum  of  Art. 

FRARY,  Mabel  Guild,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Chas.  B.  and  Caroline  E.  (Smith) 
Guild;  educated,  West  high  school;  College 
for  Women,  W.  R.  U..  Ph.B.,  1899;  married, 
Cleveland,  1904  to  Ihna  Thayer  Frary — child- 
ren, Spencer  and  Allan  Frary;  world  war, 
speaker  for  government  on  food  conservation 
etc.,  1917;  nurse  Fort  Sam  Houston  Base 
hospital,  1918;  pres.  Melvin  Reading  club; 
member  American  Assn.  of  University 
Women.      Residence:    2225    Bellfield-ave. 

FRASER,  Archlhald  R.,  banker;  born, 
Hamilton.  Ont.,  July  29,  1880;  son  Wm.  and 
Ruth  (Richmond)  Eraser;  educated,  Conn- 
eaut,  O.  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
6,  1909  to  Juliet  Page  Grigor — children.  Jack 
A.  and  Ruth  G.  Eraser;  vice-pres.  Guardian 
Trust  Co.;  treas.  Clay  Engine  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Willowick  Country 
clubs;  Oman  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.  Residence: 
2970  Berkshire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Guardian    Trust    Co. 

FRASIER,  Margaret  Townsend,  finance  sec; 
born,  Brookside,  O. ;  daughter  William  F.  and 
Melissa  J.  (Lafferty)  Frasier;  educated. 
Bridgeport  high  school,  1894;  Mt.  De  Chautal 
Academy,  WMieeling,  W.  Va. :  graduate  Frank- 
lin college.  New  Athens,  O.,  Ph.B.,  1898;  finance 
and  business  sec.  Y.  W.  C.  A.  since  1909;  asst. 
treas.  Y.  W.  C  A;  charter  member  Women's 
City  club  Residence:  2710  St.  James  Park- 
way. Office:   1710  Prospect-ave. 

FRAZEE,  Genevieve  EHtelle,  artist;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  20,  1S58;  daughter  Dr.  W.  H. 
and  Genevieve  Estelle  (Smith)  Beaumont; 
educated  in  Cleveland:;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  20,  1880  to  Henry  Frazee — children, 
John  Newton  and  Henry  Frazee;  member 
Daughters  of  the  American  Revolution; 
Emerson  club;  Dorcas  society;  Libertv  Chap- 
ter, O.E.S. ;  City  club.  Residence:  The  Had- 
den    Apt.,    10510    Euclid-ave. 

FRAZEE,  Mrs.  Henry,  Jr.,  born.  Tiffin,  O., 
Nov.  15,  1889;  daughter  Wm.  and  Mary  (Fitz- 
gerald) Megan;  educated.  Tiffin  high  school. 
1900-1904  Heidelbert  Commercial  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  10,  1913  to  Henry  Frazee, 
Jr. — children,  Mary  Genevieve.  Roberta  and 
Henry  III;  acted  as  member  of  the  campaign 
committee  of  Republican  Executive  commit- 
tee in  Sept.  1924;  member  Tiffin  high  school 
Alumni  assn.;  League  of  Women  Voters;  on 
play  ground  committee  of  Women's  City 
clubs  for  three  years;  sec.  Republican  club; 
member    Women's    Indepedent    and    Women's 


City  clubs;  Women's  Civic  assn.;  Recrea- 
tional Council.  Residence:  3786  Glenwood- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

FRAZINE,  Charleti  CnHter,  director  of  fin- 
ance; born,  Ashtabula,  O.,  Aug.  13,  1878;  son 
George  H.  and  Alice  V.  (Hudson)  Frazine; 
educated,  public  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
May  22,  1902  to  Lua  Clark — children,  two 
daughters;  clerk  Collinwood  Municipal  Light 
plant  and  Water  Works,  1906-1908;  clerk 
Tax  Dept.  City  of  Cleveland,  1910-1913;  clerk 
sinking  fund  commission,  City  of  Cleveland, 
1913-1916;  chief  clerk  commission  of  assess- 
ments and  licenses,  City  of  Cleveland,  1916- 
1918;  tax  deputy  City  of  Cleveland,  1918-1922; 
director  of  finance  City  of  Cleveland  Hghts. 
since  1922;  director  J.  &  J.  Rotary  Pump  Co.; 
member  Collinwood  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.  No. 
582,  (past  master);  Rising  Sun  chapter; 
Western  Reserve  Chapter  O.  E.  S.  (past  pat- 
ron); Grotto;  Tall  Cedars;  City  and  Cleveland 
Hghts.  Civic  clubs;  past  pres.  Aspinwall  club. 
Residence:  1619  Ridgefleld-rd.  Office  City 
Hall,   Cleveland   Hghts. 

FREDA,  "Weston  Harry,  clergyman;  born, 
Chester,  Nova  Scotia,  Dec.  8,  1889;  son  Hard- 
ing William  and  Francis  (Morash)  Freda; 
educated.  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia;  Acadia  Univ., 
Wolfville,  Nova  Scotia;  Newton  Theological 
Institution,  Newton  Center,  Mass.;  received 
degree  of  doctor  of  divinity,  Franklin  Col- 
lege June  2,  1926;  married,  Port  Hawksburg, 
Nova  Scotia,  Dec.  25,  1912  to  Nina  Evelyn 
Emball  — children,  Evelyn  and  Thornton 
Freda;  world  war,  spoke  at  camps  in 
Maine  and  Massachusetts  and  Canadian  re- 
cruiting meetings;  ordained  at  Niantic,  Conn., 
Feb.  16,  1912;  held  pastorates  at  Sydney 
Mines,  Nova  Scotia;  Dorchester,  New  Bruns- 
wick: Somerville,  Mass.:  Boston,  Mass.; 
Cleveland,  O. ;  built  up  community  program 
in  Boston  that  reached  thousands  of  non- 
church  people:  served  as  a  director  in  Boston 
Federation  of  churches  for  four  years;  helped 
organize  several  industrial  conferences; 
minister.  Baptist  Church  of  The  Master;  trus- 
tee Cleveland  Baptist  City  Mission  society; 
Masonic  lodge;  Lions  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
tennis  and  bowling.  Residence:  2952  Hamp- 
shire-rd.    Office:   Euclid  and   E.   97th  st. 

FREE,  Joseph  Laverne,  real  estate  opera- 
tor; born,  Crawford  Co..  Pa.;  son  .Joseph  P. 
and  Helene  (Hopkins)  Free;  educated.  Clar- 
ion State  Normal  school,  M.E.;  three  years 
at  Grove  City  college;  married.  New  York. 
Mar.  15,  1920  to  Grace  Adelaide  Mullian — 
children,  Sally  Grace,  Jean  Adelaide  and 
Richard  Laverne  Free;  children  by  a  former 
marriage — Mrs.  John  C.  Moore,  Chicago.  Mrs. 
Howard  R.  Henn,  Cleveland,  James  L.  Free, 
Chicago  and  Joseph  P.  Free,  Cleveland:  served 
one  term  as  auditor  of  Crawford  County.  Pa.; 
started  as  a  country  scliool  teacher;  kept 
general  country  store  and  from  there  went 
into  the  land  business:  pres.  class  of  1895, 
Clarion  State  Normal  school;  built  and 
opened  Winton  Hotel;  pres.  Winton  Hotel  Co.. 
J.  L.  Free  Co.,  Bolivar  Prospect  Co..  Ohio 
Muck  Farming  Co.,  Nela  Overlook  Land  Co., 
1600  Prospect  Co.  and  H.  &  F.  Realty  Co.;  has 
served  on  executive  committee  of  Cuyahoga 
County,  Ohio  State  and  International  Sunday 
School  assns. ;  member  Woodward  lodge,  F.  & 
A.  M.;  Cleveland  Chapter,  32nd  degree:  Lake 
Erie  Consistory;  Oriental  Commandery: 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker  Heights  Coun- 
try clubs.  Residence:  1560  Mistletoe-dr.  Office: 
Geo.  W.  Stone  Bldg. 

FREED,  Emerieh  B.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Budapest,  Hungary,  Nov.  22.  1897;  son  Nich- 
olas and  Sarah  (Benfield)  Freed;  educated, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  cum  laude.  A.B., 
LL.B. ;  associated  with  law  firm  Bulkley, 
Hauxhurst,  Jamison  &  Sharp;  member  Cuya- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

hoga,  County  and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns.;  berger;  educated,  Central  hiph  scliool;  West- 
City  and  Mid-Dav  clubs,  Civic  league;  Cham-  ern  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.,  1901:  Baldwin-Wal- 
ber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  2825  Euclid  lace.  LL.R.,  1903;  married,  1903  to  Fannie 
Hghts.-blvd.   Office:    630   Bulkley   Bldg-.  Fertel — cliildren,    Lloyd    Stanton      and      Ruth 

^„.,.     „^          .    ^        ,       ,    ,           ,,  Mae:    with    Cleveland    Trust    Co.    since    1901; 

FREEDMAX,  Edward  F.,  physician;  born,  asst.  trust  officer,  1903;  trust  officer,  1907; 
Hungary,  Oct.  21,  1888;  son  Isadore  and  Dora  vice-prc.'?.  since  1915;  director  American  Zinc 
(Wintner)  Freedman;  educated  Adelbert  col-  Co.,  Bailev  Wall  Paper  Co.,  Boston  Panama 
lege,  B.A.,  1910;  Western  Reserve  Medical  Coconut  Co.,  Bv-Products  Pocohontas  Co., 
school,  M.D.,  1913;  Univ.  of  Munich,  1913-1915;  Cliami)ion  Realty  Co.,  Cleveland  Cham- 
married,  Erie,  Pa.,  Nov.  26,  1919  to  Ruth  B.  ber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland  PainesviUe 
Baker — children,  one  daughter;  director  in  &  Ashtabula  R.  R.,  Cleveland  PainesviUe  & 
department  of  roentgenology  Mt.  Sinai  hos-  Ea.stcrn  R.  U.,  Cleveland-Sarnia  Saw  Mills 
pital;  member  American  and  Cleveland  Radio-  Limited  Co.,  F.  D.  Cummer  &  Sons  Co.,  Cuya- 
logical  societies;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Med-  hoga  Mortgage  Co.,  Dominion  Salt  Co., 
icine;  Oakwood  Country  club.  Recreation:  Fortel,  Dangler,  Wilson  Co.,  The  W.  N.  Gates 
golf.  Residence:  2765  Euclid  Hghts.-blvd.  Co.,  Haddam  Realty  Co.,  Horbeth  Land  Co., 
Office:    466   Hanna   Bldg.  Island  Creek  Coal  Co..  Island   R.   R.  Co.,  Lake 

Sliore    Electric    Co.,    Morris    Coal    Co.,    Morris 

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children.   Helen   Flora   Freeman   Gigliotti   and  i^o^pi^al:     trustee    Cleveland    College,     Euclid 

Roland    John    freeman,    world    war, jvorked  ^^   '    Temple.  Goodrich  Social   Settllment,   Mt. 

on     clothing     supplies     and     other     comforts  g.      .    hospital    and    Oakwood    club.      Member 

needed;    past   editor   The    Bedford   Ohio    News  (.^,^  league;      Chamber      of      Commerce; 

Regpter.   four  years;   founder   of   The   Lad.es  community    Fund    council;    Tippecanoe    club; 

Musical    club     25    years    ago     no^v    cal  ed    Tl  e  Euclid-ave    Temple;   Bankers,   Excelsior.  Mid- 
Bedford,  O.  Music  club:   first   treas^  The  Oh  o  Oakwood    Country    clubs.     Recrea- 

Federation    of    Music    clubs;    sec.    past    presi-  tj^i,.     „„,f        Rp<5idpncp-     27S4    Derbvshire-rd 

dents    assembly    of    The    National    Federation  cTevelfndHehfs      Office"  Cl^^^  Co' 

of    Music    clubs;    member    Cleveland    Writers'  <-ieveiana  Mgnts.     unice.  cieveiana   irusi  k.o. 

club.    Residence:    172    North-st.,    Bedford,    O.  FRERICH.S,    Arthur    Henry,    insurance    ad- 

viser;    born.    Cleveland.     Nov.     21,     1877;     son 


»ir         w ■   '  T  u      ,     T  T  %  •  XT         ■^-,  1     c.;.,*.;  — children,    Virginia    l<'rericlis;    interestea    in 

Memphis   Law   school,   LL.B;   New   York   State      j^j      matters    during   war    and    peace;    repre- 

Library     school;     world     war     chairman     for  sentative      Aetna     Life      insurance      company 

Tennessee,    of    American    Library    Assn.    War  ^^^^    affiliated    companies;    member   Cleveland 

Fund    Campaign,    1917;    librarian     Camp    Dix.  Life    underwriters;    Masonic    lodge;    Sons    of 

N.    J.    Base    hospital    library,    1918;    librarian  veterans;     Tall    Cedars     of    Lebanon;    Cleve- 

Davenport,     la.     public     library,     two     years;  j^j^^    Athletic     club.       Recreation:      Athletics 

member   Tuesday    club     Davenport;    reference  a,nd    music.       Residence:     1235    Bonnie    View- 
librarian,  Louisville,  Ky.  public  library,   1905-  Office  622  Leader  News  Bldg. 
1910;   member  Louisville  Woman  s  club;   pres. 

Ky.  Library  assn.;  traveled  in  Europe,  1910;  FRETTER,  Frank  H.,  born,  Cleveland;  son 
reference  librarian,  Newark,  N.  J.  public  Nathaniel  and  Barbara  Fretter;  educated, 
library,  1911;  librarian,  Goodwyn  Reference  Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
Library,  Memphis,  Tenn,  1912-1921;  member  land,  to  Margaret  Alexandra  Hulbert — child- 
Mempliis  Country  club  and  Nineteenth  Cent-  ren,  one;  pres.  The  National  Refining  Co.; 
ury  club;  pres.  Tennessee  Library  assn.;  director  The  Union  Trust  Company;  mem- 
studied  law  in  Univ.  of  Memphis  night  law  ber  Union,  Mid-Day  and  Country  clubs.  Resl- 
school,  1919-21  and  was  admitted  to  bar,  but  dence:  2581  Norfolk-rd.  Office:  1404  E.  9th  st. 
was  called  at  once  to  Harvard  as  head  of  for-  K'liir-u'  iviiiinm  TT«.ni-r  c!ale<?  eneineer- 
eign  I^w  department.  Harvard  Law  Library,  .  "P^^'S-'^' ,.>^  ""•*"*  r'l!.?"!^'  ^^tn  9?  ISQV 
1921-2:^;  in  Sept.  1922  came  to  Cleveland  as  ^«'""ir  GoetUngen  Geimany  Dec^  22^  m 
librarian  of  the  main  library  of  Cleveland  ^°"  "f^/^  nnv  of  C^nfn^en  Germany '• 
Public  library  system,  which  position  she  ^^"^^^^^^r  I'l^^sDit^f  anrR^d  Cross  se?^^ 
still  occupies;  member  American  Library  ^^iL^J;^^,^'  il°lP''^H/{^^^i;®rH  ri^npklpr  Coml 
assn.  (first  vice-pres.  1923-1924);  Ohio  sales  engineer  for  the  Bernard  Gloekl^^^^^ 
Library       assn.;       member      Tennessee       Bar;  papy    ?.f.  Pittsburgh,    Pa     ^manufacturers    of 


ig   .. 

FREEMAN,    >at    K.,   merchant;    born.    Rus-    Ontario;     interested     in     cattle,     dogs,     silver 
sia,   April   8,   1888;   son   Leo   Freeman;   educat-    foxes,    etc.         Residence:      1548     E.      82nd     St. 
ed.  Cleveland   public   schools;   married,   Cleve-    Office:    401    Euclid    Arcade    Annex, 
land,   April   7,    1914    to   Katherine   Feinsilber—        fRIEROLIN,    Carl    D.,    lawyer;    born.    Jan. 
er'iil'-^JS'v,„«".^r[\„^."^a^^"f  ^r^^^H^L';  "n"-  ^"h    19.     1878;.    son'  William    and.   Kate     (Denner 


12949 "Cedar-rd.    Office:    2023    Prospect-ave.  f9iT1|i3;"se"n"aio^  Trom   Ohi^o   i9T3-T47" judge 

FREIHERGER.   I.  F.,   senior   vice-president  Common    Pleas    court    1914;    U.    S.    referee    In 

Cleveland    Trust    Co.;    born.    New    York    City,  bankruptcy      1915;      chairman      Cosmopolitan 

Dec.    12,   1879;   son   Samuel   and   Esther   Frel-  section    Liberty    loan;    pres.    City    club    1915- 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

16,    Citizens   League    1923-24,   and   American!-  PRITZSCHE,   Alfred,   born.   Cleveland,   May 

zation    council    1918;    member    of   law    firm    of  21,    1869;    son    Alfred    and    Carolyne    (Snyder) 

Frlebolin    and    Byers;    trustee    American    Red  Frltzsche;  educated,  Cleveland  public  Bchools; 

cross;     member     Phi     Gamma     Delta,     Delta  married,    Cleveland.    June    6.     1894     to    Clara 

Sigma    Rho    and    Phi    Delta    Phi    fraternities;  Neracher — children,  Allan,  Alfred  Jr.,  Paul  and 

City,    University,     Mid-Day,     and    Canterbury  William  Frltzsche;  member  of  Industries  board 

clubs;    Chamber    of    Commerce.      Recreation:  during  war;   director   and   vlce-pres.    General 

tennis    and    theatre.     Offics:    Guarantee    Title  Fire  Extinguisher  Co.,  Providence,  R.  I.  Bor- 

Bldg.  den    Co.    Warren.    O.,    U.    S.    Construction    Co., 

<7.nwr-.r>»  *  i^r     »  _••-          I, „    • 1 1-^^-.  TechnlcoloT  Co.  Inc.,  General   Phonograph  Co. 

FRIEDMAN,  Arthnr,  mechanical  engineer  ^ew  York.;  pres.  Twin  High  Transmission 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  14,  1885;  son  Samuel  co.;  vice  pres.  Rubsam  Corpn.  Michigan; 
and  Cella  (Goodman)  Friedman;  educated,  trustee  Catholic  charities;  member  Geo- 
Case  school  of  Applied  Science;  married,  graphical  society;  Ohio  Society  of  New  York; 
Toledo,  Mar.  26,  1919  to  Blanche  Herzog —  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shaker  Heights  country, 
children,  one;  pres.  The  Chemical  Rubber  Congress  Lake  clubs  of  Cleveland,  and  Man- 
Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Cleveland  Heater  Co.;  hattan  club  of  New  York.  Recreation:  golf, 
member  Case  School  Aluml  assn.;  Advertis-  fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  16111  Park- 
ing and  Temple  Mens'  clubs;  Chamber  of  land-dr.  Office:  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 
Commerce.  Residence:  10314  Clifton-blvd.  ^„,r^„  ,,,.  .;.  ^  ».  ^  .  v  -r^  ^.  ^ 
Office:  W.  112th  cor  Locust-ave.  „  '^**Y^'*'v,>^  *"',^'"*^v,  Michael,  born,  Bradford, 

Pa.;    daughter    Raphael    and    Theresa    (Feld- 

PRIEDMAN,   Herman,  manufacturer;   born,  man)    Fryer;    educated.    Hunter   college.    New 

Hungary,    May   17,    1855;   son   Simon  and   Mir-  York    City,    B.A.;    Columbia    Univ.;     married, 

lam  Friedman;  educated,  Budapest,  Hungary;  New    York,    April    27,    1911    to    Julius    Fryer; 

married,    Cleveland,    Nov.    25,    1913    to    Maud  secy,   council  of  National  Defense,  one  year; 

Lowenthal — children,     two;     pres      Friedman-  pres.    Council    of    Jewish    women,    five    years; 

Blau-Farber  Co.;   life   member  Cleveland  Mu-  member    Civic    league,    one    year;    vice    pres. 

seum   of  Art;   Masonic  lodge;  Hungarian  Aid  Martha  House;  treas.  Cleveland  Music  school 

Society;   Bnai   Brith;   Excelsior  and  Oakwood  settlement;      director      Council      Educational 

golf    clubs.      Recreation:    traveling,    golfing.  Alliance,   Cleveland   Travelers   Aid  and   Girl's 

Residence:    2866    Fairfax-rd.      Office:    E.    37th  council;    honorary    trustee  Council   of  Jewish 

and  Perkins-ave.  Women;     former     trustee     Western     Reserve 

Social    service    committee;    member   Excelsior 

FRIEDMAN,    Joseph,    born,    Russia,    March  club.     Residence:  1383  East-blvd. 
4,  1872;  son  Lester  and  Hanna  Friedman,  edu-  „,t,  ,  ^^     .,.        ^              ..           /-.,.         -r^ 
cated,    Russian    schools;    married,    Cleveland,  •no^^^^^'V8«^"*'Hcf?^h?fi  ^°,';^„?f?fi'®S''   ^^^^i 
Sept.  11,  1898  to  Etta  Sands-children,  Leste.:  Snette    (Case)'   Cran^e^    marrVe^d     M^shawaka 
and  Derla  Fri^Bdman;  pres.  Ohio  Confection  Co  tXiep\    SlSSeTo^ImlJ.^^'^^^ 
The   O.    C.   Realty    Co      The   Trio   Realty   and  ren,   Dorthy    (Mrs.   Ward   Harrison)    and  Carl 
Investment   Co.    and    the    Charles    Sands   Co.;  -^     Fuller.      Residence:     14267    Superior-rd. 
member  Masonic   lodge.     Residence:   Commo- 
dore  hotel.     Office:   6110  Grand-ave.  FULiLER,  Alice  Ingcrsollj  born,   Sandusky, 

^„,^^,.  -    r    ,     ^       ^      .   .          ^           T,        .  O-  April  26,  1864;  daughter  Dr.  Edward  Pay- 

FRIEDMAN,  M.  D„  physician;  born,  Russia,  son  and  Julia  (DeForest)  Ingersoll;  educated, 

Dec.    2,    1898;    son    Harry   and    Rose    (Fleshln)  Packer    Institute,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y.;    married, 

Friedman;  educated,  Univ.   of  Michigan,   A.B.,  Brooklyn,    N.    Y.,    April    14,     1885    to    Horace 

1920;    M.D.,    1924;    medical    residence    at    Mt.  Arthur    Fuller — children,     Antoinette     Fuller 

Sinai    hospital;    member    Academy    of    Medi-  and   Marian  Fuller,  adopted  daughter;  world 

cine.       Residence:     2825     Euclid    Hghts-blvd.  war.  Red  Cross  work  in  Cleveland  and  Pasa- 

Office:     Mt.    Sinai    hospital.  dena.     Residence:  430  San  Rafael-ave.,  Pasa- 

FRIEND,  Frank  Carl,  lawyer;  born,  Austria,  <3ena,  Calif. 

Nov.     17,     1862;     son     Anton     and     Petronila  FULLER,     Alice     Sylies,     born,     Syracuse, 

Friend,  educated,  public  school;  Central  high  N.  Y     July  27.   1899;   daughter  H.   Walter  and 


term;    board    of    education,    1889-1890;    board  —children.    Barbara    Lou    Fuller;    worked    for 

of  health  1906-1907;  edmitted  to  the  bar,  1884;  victory  war  chest  under  direction  P.  J.  Dar- 

practiced   law    in   E.   K.   Wilcox's   office   until  ung.    1918-19;    liberty    loan    work    at    Cleve- 

1893     when     the     partnership     of     Wilcox     &  land  Trust  Co.  1919-20;  Friendship  club  work 

Friend  was  formed;  this  partnership  was  dis-  at  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  Baptist  Young  Peoples  Union; 

solved  In   1904;  member  Cleveland,  State  and  Residence:    896  Greyton-rd. 
American  Bar  assns.;  member  Masonic  lodge        „,,.,„,«     ^     ,    •.,,.„.  »,  /-,i        i      j 

and   chapter;    Cleveland    Athletic    club.    Resi-  .oFo^^'^^'^^t^^^t'"*   ^i"*?^*'   ^?.''"'    ^x'®^®'n^'': 

dence:     The     Stockbridge,     3328     Euclld-ave.  1892;    ^on    R     J.    and    Alice      C!^ne)Fu]l^^^ 

Officp-  q-?-?  «;nc    for  ^av    Ririe-  educated.     East    high    school;     Western     Re- 

urnce.  \)66  hoc.  for  bav.  mag.  ^^^.^^    Univ.;     married.     Cleveland,     June     14, 

FRITSCH,    H.    Samuel,    born,    Long    Grove.  1917     to    Pauline    Strimple— children,    Cathe- 

111.,    Dec.    9,    1878;    son    H.    Samuel    and    Mary  rlne,    Mary    Louise,    Carl    W.    and    Ralzemon 


Helen    Mary     Frltsch;     pastor    of    Congrega-  H^htH blvd       Office-     623    Union    Bldg 

tional   church   at   Sharon,    Wis.    1903-4;    Somo-  •"ernts.— Diva,      unice.     b^i    union    ciu^. 
nauk.    III.,     1905-7;    Billings,    Mont.,     1907-11;        FULLER,    Elizabeth    Calder.    born,    Cleve- 

Medina,   O.   1911-17;   Pilgrim  Church,  Chicago,  land,     Aug.     31.     1893;     daughter     Alexander 

1917-18;    Hough   Ave.   Congregational    church,  William    and     Adelaide      (Lamprey)      Calder; 

Cleveland  since  1918;  member  Masonic  lodge;  educated,  Bradford  Academy,  Bradford,  Mass., 

Woolworth    lodge;    McKinley    chapter;    Cour  married,    Cleveland,    Aug.    24,    1917    to    Samuel 

de     Lion     Commandery;     author    of     book    of  Augustus      Fuller,      III — children,      Elizabeth 

poems   "The  Groping  Soul."     Residence:   1694  Ann   and   Richard  Calder  Fuller.     Residence: 

E.    85th    St.     Office:    8273    Hough-ave.  11507   Ashbury-ave. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

FULLER,  Henry  Brainard,  born,  Cleveland,    and  Henry  Bralnard  Fuller;  Residence:    3115 
Dec.    13,    1895;    son    Samuel    A.    and    Edith    H.    Corydon-rd. 

(Bralnard)  Fuller;  married,  Cleveland,  June  FULIiKR,  Mary  Hewitt,  born,  Rochester, 
19.  1920  to  Marjorie  B.  Whitslar — children,  N.  Y..  Jan.  2,  1854;  daughter  George  Washing- 
William  Whitslar  and  Henry  Bralnard  Ful-  ton  and  Mary  Jane  (Cheever)  Hewitt;  edu- 
ler;  world  war,  499th  Aero  squadron  in  cated,  Elyria  and  Cleveland  public  schools; 
France;  district  sales  manager  Blaw-Knox  Oberlln  college.  1874;  married.  Elyria,  Nov. 
Company.  Recreations:  golf.  Residence:  9,  1874  to  Charles  Wesley  Fuller — children, 
3115  Corydon-rd.     Office:    516  Union  Bldg.  Mrs.    Geo.    Lewis    Wanzer.      Residence:    1902 

FULLER,     Jay     D„     manufacturer;     born,    lioscmont-rd. 
Alden,  N.  Y..  Jan.  22,  1872;  son  Spencer  J.  and        FULLER,    Pauline    Strlmple;    born.    Cleve- 
Mary     A.     (Smith)     Fuller;     educated,     Alden    land,  1894;  daughter  Judge  Theo  L-   and  Allie 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  4,  1896     (Wright)      Strimple;      educated,      Hathaway- 
to    Florence    Helen    Quayle— children,    Helen    Brown    school;    married,    Cleveland,    June    14, 
Elizabeth  Fuller;  associated  with  the  Haserot    1917    to   Carl    W^ui^r— children     Catherine 
canneries  for  15  years;  established  the  Filler    Mary    Lou  se     CaH    W     f  "^    Ra  zemon    J^sse 
canneries    in     1904    acting    as    pres.     of    the    /j^'^^.^'^y.^'^EuciTd  H^hts -blvd 
company;    established    the    Fuller    Bidenham    idence.    2J76  Kuclia  Hghts.-Diva. 
Co.,    canned    food    brokers    in    1920;    member        FULLER,    Ral^h     Lathrop,     retired;     born, 
Rotary    and    Cleveland    Athletic   clubs;    mem-    Cleveland,   Oct.   28.   1865;   son  Charles   Wesley 
ber    Masonic    order.      Residence:    Park    Lane    and  Sarah  (Cobb)  Fuller;  educated,  Cleveland 
Villa.     Office:   668  Rockefeller  Bldg.  and   Elyria  public  schools;   Ohio   State  Univ.; 

^         ,      ^     married.     Cleveland,     O.,     to     Thalia     Maude 

FULLER,  Joel  Haven,  born,  Cleveland.  Reese — children,  Mrs.  Ina  Fuller  Portman, 
Sept.  6.  1851;  son  William  and  Catherine  i^ois  E.  and  Thalia  R.  Fuller;  mayor  of 
Maria  (Haven)  Fuller;  educated,  Cleveland  Euclid  Village,  twice;  councilman  Euclid 
public  schools;  married,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Sept.  Village  nine  years;  pres.  Cleveland  Chamber 
12,  1888  to  Lillian  Beatty  Turner — children,  of  Commerce;  chairman  Zoning  Committee 
Mrs.  Randolph  G.  Pack;  with  Standard  Oil  Euclid  Village;  executive  officer  O.  N.  B. 
Co.  1876-1889;  partnership  of  Stowe-Fuller  Ohio  Naval  ReserTe;  lieut.  Cleveland  Gatling 
Co.  1890-97;  corporation  The  Stowe  Fuller  gun  battery;  named  Willowlck  club  was  its 
Co.  1897-1923;  Stowe-Fuller  Refractories  Co.  first  president  and  drove  first  ball  when 
1923  to  date;  pres.  The  Sanwin  Co.,  W.  3rd  golf  course  was  opened;  trustee  WiUoughby 
Frankfort  Bldg  Co.,  Morse  Apartment  Co.,  M.  E.  church;  helped  incorporate  the  Village 
Properties  Finance  Co.,  Chester  17th  Com-  of  Euclid  with  a  majority  of  three  votes 
pany  and  Windsor-40th  Company;  vice  pres.  only;  director  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  formerly 
Stowe-Fuller  Refractories  Co.,  Superior-40th  pres.  The  Harshaw  Fuller  &  Goodwin  Co.; 
Company  and  Superior-86th  Company;  direc-  formerly  trustee  St.  Luke's  hospital;  member 
tor  Open  Hearth  Fire  Brick  Co.;  member  Phl  Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  member  Wick- 
Iris  lodge  No.  229,  P.  and  A.  M.;  Webb  liffe  on  the  lake.  Union,  Big  Ten  Univ..  Cleve- 
chapter  No.  14,  R.  A.  M.;  Oriental  Command-  land  Country.  Willowlck  Country,  Hermit, 
ery  No.  12,  Knight  Templar;  Cleveland  coun-  Cleveland  Athletic,  S.  A,  M.,  Cheshire  Cheese, 
cil  No.  36;  Lake  Erie  Consistory,  32nd  degree;  and  Rotary  clubs  of  Cleveland;  Drug  & 
Union,  Mayfleld  Country,  Rotary,  and  Nation-  Chemical,  Chemists,  and  Bankers  clubs  of 
al  Town  and  Country  clubs;  Chamber  of  New  York;  formerly  charter  member  of  May- 
Commerce;  Ohio  society  of  New  York;  Repub-  field  Country  club;  former  vice  commodore 
lican;  Episcopalian;  member  Harrys  Valley  of  Lakewood  Yacht  club.  Residence:  Wick- 
Rod    and    Gun    club,    Pennsylvania.     Recrea-    liffe,   O. 

tlons:    golf,  sailing  and  billiards.     Residence:        ,, ,  „„     ,>    ,  t       »      v. /~>i^„«.io„/i     -m-ow 

2371  Grandvlew-ave.    Office:    1616  Keith  Bldg.    ii'^^LLER,^Ra|.|e^  J., ^born.^  C^e^e^^^^^ 

FULLER,    Lillian    Beatty,    born,    Cleveland;  Fuller;    educated,    Clereland    public    schools; 

daughter  George  W.  and  Georgia  A.   (Beatty)  married,    Mishawaka,    Ind.,    Sept.    8,     1886    to 

Turner;    educated,    Cleveland;    married,    Buf-  Alice  E.  Crane — children,  Dorthy    (Mrs.  Ward 

falo    N.  Y.,   Sept.   12.   1S88  to  Joel  H.   Fuller —  Harrison)  and  Carl  W.  Fuller;  pres.  Columbia 

children,  Mrs.   Randolph  G.  Pack;   Residence:  Products     Co  ;      member    Chamber    of    Com- 

2371  Grandview-ave.  ,  merce;    Dover   Bay   Country    and    City    clubs. 

.:.,T,  .^n      »»         ..          «       r.,i^,-=f«.,..     H^rr,  Residence:      14267    Superior-rd.    Office:      623 

FULLER,     Marcellns     B.,     minister;     born,  TT„i_n    -RiHe- 

Casstown,   O.,    June   12.   1868;   son    Robert   and  ^n^on    rsiug. 

Eliza      (Robinson)      Fuller;      educated,      Troy  FULLER,    Samnel    AngmMnM,    born,    Cleve- 

high    school;    Wesleyan    Univ.    Boston    School  land,    Oct.    27,     1892;     son    Willard    and    Gail 

of     Theology;      Evansvllle     college,     Indiana,  (Souther)       Fuller;       educated,       Shaw       high 

DD-     Ohio    Wesleyan     Univ.     D.D.;     married,  school;     Dartmouth     college,     B.S.;      married, 

Troy,   O.    Sept.   9,   1891   to   Gertrude  McKnlght  Cleveland.    Aug.    24.    1917    to    Elizabeth    Ellen 

children,    Glenn     Vincent    and    Mark     Adin  Calder — children,   Elizabeth   Ann   and   Ricliiard 

Fuller-     has    had    pastorates    in    Manchester,  Calder     Fuller;     world     war.     sergt.     Machine 

O  •    Georgetown.    6.;    First    church,    Urbana,  Gun    Co.    O.N.G.    Mexican    border    duty;    capt. 

O-     Trinity     church,     Cincinnati,     O.;     Grace  Infantry      329th      Inf.      83rd      division;       capt. 

church      Dayton.     O.;     Trinity     church,    Lima,  Infantry    28th    Inf.     first    division;     niaj.     In- 

O  •     Lakewood    Methodist     Episcopal     church,  fantry    adjutant    and    operations    officer;    di- 

Lakewood     O  ;     trustee    St.    Luke's    hospital;  vision    adjutant    first    division;    overseas    ser- 

formerly     trustee     Ohio     Northern,     Ada,     O.;  vice,    Croix    da    Guerre;    Silver    star    citation; 

member   Lakewood   Kiwanis   club;   Alpha  Tau  member     Delta     Kappa     Epsllon      fraternity; 

Omega    fraternity;    his    whole    life    has    been  Cleveland     Chamber     of     Commerce:     Canton 

spent  in  Ohio  where  for  34  years  he  has  been  and    Massillon    clubs       Residence     11507    Ash- 

a    minister    in    the    Methodist    church.      Res-  bury-ave.      Office:    1409    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

idence:      1337     Summit-ave.      Office:      Detroit  puli.er,    Thalia    Reene,    born.    Orville.    O.. 

and   Summit   Aves.  Sept.  20,  1881;  daughter  Wirt  McCllntock  and 

FULLER.    Marjorie    WIiit«lar,    born.    Cleve-  Ida   Julia    (Plimpton)    Reese;    educated.    West 

land,    March    19,    1898;    daughter    William    H.  high     school;     Western     Reserve     Unlv      Col- 

and  Nellie  M.    (Chesnell)    Whitslar;   educated,  lege     for     Women     1898-1902,     B.L.;     married. 

Western    Reserve    College    for    Women.    B.A.;  Cleveland.   March    31.    1906   to   Ralph   Lathrop 

married^    Cleveland     June    19.    1920    to    Henry  Fuller— children,    Ina    Fuller    Portman,    Lois 

Brainard   Fuller— children,   William   Whitslar  Evelyn,  and  Thalia  Reese   Fuller;   Red  Cross 

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worker  during  the  war;  member  and  former 
vice  pres.  of  Republican  Women  of  Ohio; 
member  of  Willoughby  Methodist  church; 
recording  secy,  of  Cleveland  Dlst.  of  the 
"Women's  Home  Missionary  society;  member 
Alumnae  assn.  College  for  Women,  and 
Cleveland  Intercollegiate  scholarship  assn. 
and  chairman  of  its  executive  committee 
in  1924;  board  of  Women  managers  St.  Lukes 
hospital,  and  West  side  community  house; 
member  I'hi  Kappa  Zeta  fraternity;  Fort- 
nightly Musical,  College,  Women's  City  and 
Window  Box  garden  clubs;  American  assn. 
of  Univ.  Women.  Residence:  Wickliffe-on- 
the-Lake,    O. 

FULLERTON,  Eiimeralda  Story,  born,  Chll- 
licothe,  O.;  educated,  Dana  Hall;  married, 
Chllllcothe,  O..  Dec.  21,  1907  to  William  Dixon 
FuUerton — children  William  and  Wlllard 
Story  Fullerton.  Residence:  2259  St.  James 
Parkway. 

FULLERTON,  Harold  O.,  architect;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  Oct.  18,  1895;  son  Louis  C. 
and  Elizabeth  (Jones)  Fullerton;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Michigan  1915-20;  B.S.  in  architec- 
ture and  arch,  engineering;  married,  Mexico, 
N.  Y.,  June  24,  1922  to  Margaret  Rose  Skin- 
ner; world  war,  enlisted  in  engineering  corps 
1917;  transferred  to  Officers  Training  camp; 
heavy  artillery  Fortress  Monroe,  1918;  asso- 
ciate member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board; 
member  Alpha  Sigma  Phi  fraternity;  Univer- 
sity club.  Residence:  2459  Overlook-rd. 
Office:   611   National  City  Bank  Bldg. 

FULI-ERTON,  \%'llllam  Dixon,  surgeon; 
born,  Chlllicothe,  O.,  March  25,  1886;  son 
William  I.  and  Mary  (Madeira)  Fullerton; 
educated,  Yale,  1907;  Johns  Hopkins  Medical 
school;  married,  Chlllicothe,  O.,  Dec.  21,  1907 
to  Esmeralda  Story — children,  William  and 
Wlllard  Story  Fullerton;  member  Univer- 
sity club.  Residence:  2259  St.  James  Park- 
way.     Office:    1510    Keith    Bldg. 

FURNAS,  I.  Lester,  dentist,  born,  Lynn. 
Ind.,    Sept.    13    1888;    son   Miles   J.    and   Ozella 


(Hadley)  Furnas;  educated,  common  and 
high  school,  Lynn,  Ind.;  Central  Normal  col- 
lege; Indiana  Univ.,  1910,  D.D.S.;  married, 
Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Oct.  2,  1909  to  Agnes 
Itevels — children,  Eleanor  and  Helen;  world 
war,  major,  U.  S.  Army,  O.R.C. ;  ten  years, 
prof,  prosthetics,  Indiana  Univ.;  six  years, 
taught  post  graduate  classes  before  38  dif- 
ferent State  Dental  assns.;  lectured  through- 
out Canada  and  Europe  on  dental  subjects; 
honorary  member  of  seven  different  state 
dental  assns.;  charter  member  National  So- 
ciety Denture  Prosthetists;  member  National, 
Ohio  State  and  Cleveland  Dental  assns;  past 
master  Irvington  lodge  No.  666,  F.  and  A.  M. ; 
member  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity.  Of- 
fice:    Western    Reserve    Univ. 

FURRER,  Arnold  Frotcham,  physician; 
born,  London,  England,  Oct.  13,  1875;  son 
John  and  Calame  Furrer;  educated,  Boston 
public  and  high  schools:  grad.  1902  Harvard 
Medical;  private  tutoring  at  Harvard  Med- 
ical school;  married,  Meadville,  Pa.,  1915  to 
Dr.  Helen  Hempstead — children,  two;  world 
war,  capt.  medical  corps.  Camp  Pike,  Little 
Rock,  Ark.;  member  American  Medical  assn.; 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Harvard  and 
City  clubs.  Recreation:  tennis  and  travel- 
ing. Residence:  1805  Middlehurst-rd.  Of- 
fice  1110  Euclid-ave. 

FURTH,  George  W.,  real  estate  and  In- 
vestments; born,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sept.  24,  1876; 
son  Jacob  and  Jenny  (Bloch)  Furtli;  edu- 
cated, St.  Louis  public  schools;  Cleveland 
law  school;  married,  Fremont,  O.,  Oct.  21, 
1909  to  Jessie  Bach — children,  Jane  and 
George  W.  Furth;  formerly  director  of  Coun- 
cil Educational  Alliance;  Local  Board  Jewish 
Orphan  Home;  director  Temple  Men's  club; 
Cornerstone  lodge  No.  323  A.  F.  and  A.  M. ; 
past  pres.  I.O.B.B.,  Cleveland  lodge  No.  16; 
Excelsior  club.  Residence:  1387  East-blvd. 
Office:     Hanna  Bldg. 


GABRIEL,  Harry  Edward,  born,  Cleveland, 
June  11,  1878;  son  W.  H.  and  Mary  E.  (Brown) 
Gabriel;  educated,  Univ.  school,  1897;  Ando- 
ver,  Andovcr,  Mass.,  1897;  Yale,  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  1900;  married,  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Nov. 
14,  1901  to  Cora  C.  (juigley — children,  Cecile 
Gabriel;  member  Phi  Sigma  Kappa  frater- 
nity; Masonic  lodge;  32nd  degree;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Civitan  and  Sam  clubs.  Residence: 
2870    Glengarry-rd.      Office:    2071    E.    46th    st. 

GAENSSLEN,  Frances  Copplns,  born,  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.;  daughter  Francis  T.  and  Lucia 
Jennie  (Peck)  Coppins;  educated,  Buffalo 
Seminary,  New  York;  married,  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
Jan.  28,  1892  to  Edward  L.  Gaensslen — chil- 
dren, Irma  Gaensslen  Ruf  and  Philip  Gaens- 
slen; member  Womens  City,  Cedarhurst  Golf 
and  Brecksvllle  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
Hotle    Alcazar. 

GAGE,  Aneltn  Redmond,  born,  Elyria,  Sept. 
14,  1879;  daughter  N.  A.  and  Julia  (DeWolfe) 
Redmond;  educated,  Elyria,  O. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  1,  1898  to  H.  Tom  Gage — 
children.  Jewel  Gage  Fagles;  director  in  sur- 
gical dressing  during  world  war;  member 
Melvin  Reading  club.  Residence:  2119  Len- 
nox-rd. 

GAGEJ,  Eleanor  Miles,  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  7,  1892;  daughter  Duane  and  Minnie 
(Morgan)  Miles;  educated,  Central  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  20,  1912  to 
Nelson   E.   Gage — children,   Nelson   Miles   and 


Allen     Duane    Gage.       Residence:     1987    Idle- 
wood-rd.,    E.    Cleveland,    O. 

G.VGE,  Nelson  Edward,  sales  manager; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  11,  1887;  son  E.  N.  and 
Dixie  (North)  Gage;  educated,  Cleveland,  O., 
East  high  school,  1905;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  20,  1912  to  Eleanor  Allen  Miles — chil- 
dren, Nelson  Miles  and  Allen  Duane  Gage. 
Residence:  1897  Idlewood-rd.  Office:  Una 
Welding  &   Bonding  Co. 

GAGE,  Robert  B.,  dentist;  born,  Louisville, 
Ky.,  July  19,  1878;  son  Walton  F.  and  Mary  L. 
(Foskett)  Gage;  educated,  Unlv  of  Mich- 
igan; Ohio  State  Univ.  1904,  D.  D.  S.;  married, 
Troy,  O.,  Dec.  4,  1906  to  Ada  C  Gulp;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Dental  society;  Ohio  State  Den- 
tal and  American  Dental  assns.;  trustee 
Rocky  River  Civic  and  Improvement  assn., 
member  Sigma  Chi  and  Xi  Psi  Phi  fraterni- 
ties; Iris  lodge;  Webb  chapter;  Cleveland 
council;  Oriental  Commandery;  Lake  Erie 
Consistory;  High  Noon  and  Big  Ten  clubs; 
past  master  Iris  lodge  No.  229,  1920.  Resi- 
dence: 1299  Giel-ave,  Lakewood.  Office:  916 
Rose   Bldg. 

GAGE,  Sidney  L.,  real  estate  operator;  edu- 
cated, Buffalo  public  schools;  married.  New 
York,  Oct.  10,  1923  to  Jane  Anderson;  pres. 
and  treas.  The  S.  L.  Gage  Co.;  Gage  Holding 
Corpn. ;  and  Sander  Mayfield  Land  Co.;  treas. 
Land  Development  Sales  Co.  Residence: 
Alcazar   Hotel.     Office:   411  Bulkley   Bldg. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


GAHN,  Hnrry  C,  lawyer;  born,  April  26, 
1880,  Elmore,  O. ;  son  Dr.  Louis  F.  and  Esther 
(Knight)  Gahn;  educated,  Elmore  high 
school,  1S97;  Univ.  of  Mich.  1904;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  16,  1917  to  Grace  Gerrard; 
member  Cleveland  City  council,  1910-21;  mem- 
ber Congress,  21st  Ohio  District  1921-23; 
Cleveland  liiver  and  Harbor  commission, 
1911-20;  treas.  American  assn.  of  Port  Au- 
thorities, 1912-19;  district  chairman  Liberty 
loan  campaigns;  pres.  Cleveland  City  council 
1918  and  1919;  practiced  law  in  Cleveland 
since  1904,  having  general  practice  with 
special  attention  to  handling  of  estates  and 
personal  injuries  cases;  represented  the  Or- 
phan home  in  Berea  since  1913;  atty.  for  Le- 
gal Aid  society  1909-12;  pres.  Cleveland 
Chevrolet  Dealers  assn.;  officer  In  several 
companies,  including  The  Columbia  Metal 
Stamping  Co.  and  The  Broadway  Chevrolet 
Salt's  Co.;  member  Cleveland  bar  assn.;  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  Columbia  Commandery,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  to  which  several  Presidents, 
including  Harding  belonged;  Knights  of 
Pythias;  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  City,  Western  Reserve 
Republican  and  Masonic  clubs.  Residence: 
2205  E.  79th  st.  Office:  1130  Williamson  Bldg. 

fiAMMEL,  John  Anthony,  physician;  born, 
Vietshoechheim,  Bavaria,  July  24,  1894;  son 
of  Stephen  and  Anna  (Fisher) ;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Wuerzburg,  Bavaria,  1918-22;  M.  D. 
1922;  licensed  in  Ohio  1923;  married,  Cleve- 
land, O.,  Sept.  27,  1923  to  Elfreeda  van  Boem- 
mel — children,  Leonard  John  Gammel;  demon- 
strator of  dermatology.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  Medical  school  since  1924;  fellow  of 
American  Medical  assn.;  member  Ohio  State 
Medical  assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine. Residence:  6902  Linwood-ave,  Office: 
Lakeside    hospital. 

GAMMETER,  Harry  Christian,  Inventor; 
born,  Akron.  O.,  Feb.  27,  1870;  son  Christian 
and  Anna  (Mauerhofer)  Gammeter;  educated, 
public  schools,  Buchtel  college  and  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science;  married.  Green 
Springs,  O.,  Oct.  25,  1905  to  Maude  F.  Frey — 
children,  Electa  L.  and  Harry  F.  Gammeter; 
draftsman  American  Car  and  Foundry  Co.; 
representative  of  United  Typewriter  and  Sup- 
ply Co.;  while  associated  with  H.  C.  Os- 
born  developed  multigraph  machine  and 
other  office  appliances;  inventor  of  Universal 
golf,  ether  primer  and  protectolarm;  founder 
of  Elmwood  Gardens  at  Green  Springs,  Green 
Springs  Nature  Lovers'  society  and  Green 
Springs  Bird  sanctuary;  director  The  Ameri- 
can Multigraph  Sales  Co.;  vice  pres. 
The  Green  Spring  Hotels  Co.;  member 
American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers 
and  Cleveland  Engineering  .Society;  mem- 
ber First  Church  of  Christian  Science; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Masonic 
lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation: 
motoring,  nature  studies,  fishing  and  golf. 
Residence:  2337  Bellfield-ave.  Office:  E.  40th 
St.   and   Kelley-ave. 

GA>.\ETT,  Alice  P.,  settlement  worker; 
daughter  Henry  and  Mary  (Chase)  Gannett; 
educated,  Bryn  Mawr  college,  A.  B. ;  member 
Cleveland  Settlement  Union;  trustee  Merrick 
house;  pres.  Consumer's  league  of  Ohio;  mem- 
ber Womens  City  Club.  Recreations:  garden- 
ing and  print  collecting.  Residence:  1420 
E.  31st  St.     Office:  same. 

GARBER,  Borin  Doev,  teacher  and  Hebrew 
writer;  born,  Russia,  Aug.  1870;  son  Israel 
and  Feige  (Krus)  Garber;  educated,  Hebrew 
Fchonls  and  Yeshlvoths  of  Dvinsk.  Polotzk, 
Antaulept,  Dusiatl;  titles  of  Rabbi,  Buch- 
halter,  architect,  author,  pedagogue,  and  lec- 
turer;   married,    Dvinsk,    Russia,    Oct.    1893    to 


Sarah  Kleinsteln — children,  Israel,  Rose, 
Miriam,  Jacob,  Joseph,  Matsioh,  Ezra,  Sula- 
smith,  and  Zrubovel;  founder  and  principal 
of  tlie  Cleveland  Hebrew  schools;  promoter 
of  Hebrew  and  Talmudlc  study  and  knowl- 
edge; contributor  of  Hebrew  and  Jewish 
magazines  and  other  periodicals;  principal 
of  Cedar  Ave.  &  E.  89th  st.  Cleveland  Hebrew 
school  and  institute;  20  years  In  this  profes- 
sion in  Cleveland;  member  Zionist  organiza- 
tion; Sons  of  Zion  and  the  Jewish  center; 
Hebrew  teachers  assn.;  is  now  writing  a 
book  which  will  soon  be  ready  for  publica- 
tion; is  planning  to  write  several  Hebrew 
books.      Residence:    10309    Hampden-ave. 

GARDINER,  Mon.  horn,  Chicago,  111.,  Nov 
19,  1884;  son  Frank  H.  and  Helen  C.  (Root) 
Gardiner;  educated,  Univ.  of  Illinois;  married 
Chicago,  March  25,  1915  to  Pauline  V.  C 
Dodgshun — children.  Lion,  Jr.  and  Helen 
Root  Gardiner;  vice  pres.  Lakewood  Engi- 
neering Company;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta 
and  Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities;  Masonic  lodge; 
Lakewood  Country  club.  Residence  1086  Erie 
Cliff-dr.  Office:  Lakewood  Engineering  Co., 
Berea-rd. 

GARDNER,  Charlotte  Angnstn,  born,  Ely- 
ria,  O.,  June  16,  1846;  daughter  of  Nahum  Ball 
and  Sarah  (Monteith)  Gates;  educated,  Elyria 
public  schools;  Oberlin,  O.;  Trov  Female  Sem- 
inary, New  York;  married,  Elvrla,  Sept.  8, 
1869  to  Theodore  Yale  Gardner — children, 
four;  member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
1930    E.    81st   St. 

GARDNER,  Constance  Eraser,  born,  Han- 
kow, China;  Feb.  27,  1900;  daughter  Sir 
E.  D.  H.  Fraser,  K.  C.  M.  G.  and  Constance 
(Walkinshaw)  Fraser;  educated,  Bentley 
priory,  Stanmore,  England;  Laleham,  East- 
bourne, England;  married,  Shanghai,  China 
Aug.  9,  1918  to  Kenneth  Huntington  Gardner 
— children,  Constance  Alice  and  Patricia  Fra- 
ser Gardner.     Residence:  3128  Warrington-rd. 

GARDNER,  Georj^e  Henry,  printing;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  9,  1863;  son  of  George  W. 
Gardner  and  Rosaline  (Oviatt)  Gardner;  edu- 
cated Case  school,  1886,  also  public  schools 
and  Brooks  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
25,  1889  to  Alice  Louise  Huntington — chil- 
dren, Kenneth  Huntington;  war  activities, 
Cleveland  Gatling  Gun  Battery  and  Brooks 
school  corps;  formerly  with  Clark  Gardner 
&  Co.,  flour  mills;  Iron  &  Steel  Press  Co., 
trade  paper;  Gardner  Publishing  Co.  and 
Gardner  Printing  Co.,  of  which  he  is  presi- 
dent; trustee,  Cleveland  Society  for  the 
Blind;  member  Zeta  Psi  fraternity  and 
Union,  Mayfield  and  Cleveland  Yacht  clubs. 
Recreations:  yachting  and  golf.  Residence: 
Gates   Mill,   O. 

GARDNER,  Guy  S„  merchandise  broker; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  2,  1873;  son  Samuel 
Stebbins  and  Harriet  (Sniffen)  Gardner;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  married 
Cleveland,  Sept.  23,  1916  to  Mrs.  Olive  Pack- 
ard White;  owner  The  Guy  S.  Gardner  Co.; 
director  the  Werner  G.  Smith  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:    8608    Carnegie-ave. 

GARDNER,  Kenneth  Hnntlnfcton,  born, 
Cleveland,  March  14,  1896;  son  George  Henry 
and  Alice  (Huntington)  Gardner;  educated, 
Cornell  Univ.  1918;  married,  Shanghai,  China, 
Aug.  9,  1918  to  Constance  Fraser — children, 
Constance  Alice  and  Patricia  Fraser  Gardner; 
world  war,  E.  O.  T.  C.  Camp  Humphrey,  Vir- 
ginia, 1918;  dist.  engineer  Shanghai,  (ihlna, 
1916-1018:  vice-pres.  Gardner  Printing  Co.; 
sec.    The    Britton-Gardner    Ptg.    Co.;    member 


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Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity.     Residence:   3128 
Warrington-rd.     Office:  Caxton  Bldg. 

GARDNER,  Olive  Packard,  born,  Warren, 
O.,  June  29,  1885;  daughter  Warren  and  Mary 
(Doud)  Packard;  educated,  Dana  Hall, 
Wellesley,  Mass.,  1902;  married,  Warren,  O., 
June,  1905  to  Carl  Foster  White — children, 
Henry  Packard  White;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  23.  1916  to  Guy  S.  Gardner.  Residence: 
8608  Carnegie-ave. 

GARFIELD  Abram,  architect;  born,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  Nov.  21,  1872;  son  James  A.  and 
Lucretia  (Rudolph)  Garfield;  educated,  St. 
Paul's  school;  Williams  college,  A.  B.;  Mass. 
Institute  of  Technology,  B.  S.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  14,  1897  to  Sarah  Granger  Williams 
— children,  Edward  W.  and  Mary  Louise  Gar- 
field; director  and  vlce-pres.  American  Insti- 
tute of  Architecture;  member  National 
Commission  of  Fine  Arts;  pres.  Cleveland 
school  of  architecture;  trustee  Hiram  college; 
member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Union, 
Tavern,  Kirtland  Country,  and  University 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Williams  club,  N.  Y.  C. 
Residence:  9718  Lake  Shore  Blvd.  Office: 
915   National   City   Bldg. 

GARFIELD,  Edward  Willlnms,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mav  18,  1899;  son  Abram  and  Sarah 
Granger  (Williams)  Garfield;  educated,  Taft 
School,  Watertown,  Conn.,  1918;  Williams  col- 
lege, Williamstown,  Mass.,  1922,  B.  A.;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Kirtland,  Hermit 
and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs  of  Cleve- 
land; W'illiams  club  of  New  York  City.  Rec- 
reation: hunting,  riding,  fishing  and  tennis. 
Residence:  9718  Lake  Shore  blvd.  Office: 
Bherwin-Willlams  Co.,  601  Canal-rd. 

GARFIELD,  Helen  NeTrell,  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  12,  1866;  daughter  John  and  Judith  Poore 
(Hills)  Newell;  educated.  Miss  Porter's 
school,  Farmington,  Conn.,  1883-1885;  mar- 
ried, Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  30,  1890  to  James 
Rudolph  Garfield — children,  John  Newell, 
James  Abram  Newell  and  Rudolph  Hills  Gar- 
field; member  Red  Cross  and  Belgian  Relief 
during  the  war;  chairman  fatherless  children 
of  France;  pres.  Visiting  nurses  as.sn.  three 
years;  treas.  Cleveland  Assn.  Hard  of  Hearing; 
principal  Lake  Erie  school  of  speech  read- 
ing; chairman  training  school  committee  of 
Lakeside  hospital,  and  Isabel  Hampton  Robb 
memorial  assn.;  member  National  assn.  of 
organizations  for  the  hard  of  hearing; 
Woman  s  Roosevelt  Memorial  assn.  and  Col- 
onial Dames;  Woman's  City  and  Kirtland 
Country  clubs.  Recipient  of  Queen  Elizabeth 
medal  of  Belgium.  Residence:  Hollycroft, 
Mentor,  O.     Office:  2638  Euclid-ave. 

GARFIELD,  JnmeM  Abram,  lawyer;  born, 
Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  18,  1894;  son  James  Ru- 
dolph and  Helen  (Newell)  Garfield;  educated, 
Taft  School,  Watertown,  Conn.,  1908-12; 
Williams  college,  Williamstown,  Mass.,  1912- 
16;  A,B.  magna  cum  laude;  Harvard  law 
school,  1916-19;  married,  Chillicothe,  O.,  Dec. 
31,  1917  to  Edwina  Forbes  Glenn — children, 
Helen  Louise  and  Elizabeth  Garfield;  pro- 
moted from  capt.  to  major  In  Field  Artillery 
U.  A.  Dec.  31,  1917;  served  until  mustered  out 
Dec.  11,  1918;  asst.  director  school  of  Fire 
Gunnery  Dept.  Fort  Sills,  Okla. ;  attached  with 
332nd  F.A.N.A.;  admitted  to  Ohio  Bar  Dec, 
1919;  vice  pres.  and  chairman  of  board  Chrls- 
tensen  Air  Brake  Co.;  vice-pres.  Western  Re- 
serve Navigation  Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  Uni- 
versity clubs  of  New  York,  Cleveland  and 
Chicago.  Recreation:  tennis,  squash,  rac- 
quets, riding  and  reading.  Residence:  Men- 
tor, O.      Office:   6513  Cedar-ave. 


GARFIELD,  JameN  Rudolph,  attorney; 
born,  Hiram,  O.,  Oct.  17,  1865;  son  James  A- 
and  Lucretia  (Rudolph)  Garfield;  educated, 
Williams  college.  A.B.,  1885;  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh, LL.D.  1909;  married,  Chicago.  111.,  Dec. 
SO,  1890  to  Helen  Newell — children,  John  N., 
James  A.,  Newell  and  Rudolph  H.  Garfield; 
member  Ohio  Senate;  U.  S.  civil  service  com- 
mission; U.  S.  commissioner  of  corporations; 
secy,  of  the  Interior;  director  of  Red  Cross, 
Lake  division;  member  law  firm  Garfield, 
MacGregor  and  Baldwin;  American  and  Ohio 
Bar  assns. ;  pres.  board  of  trustees  Lake  Erie 
college;  trustee  Cleveland  Community  Fund 
council.  Welfare  Federation  of  Cleveland; 
pres.  Roosevelt  Memorial  assn.;  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  Union,  University  and  Kirt- 
land Country  clubs  of  Cleveland;  University 
and  Williams  club  of  New  York.  Recrea- 
tion: tennis.  Residence:  Mentor,  O.  Office: 
101'9  National  City  Bldg. 

GARFIELD,  John  Milan,  lawyer;  born,  San 
Francisco,  Calif.,  Sept.  9,  1876;  son  John 
Quincy  and  Emma  Jane  (Parker)  Garfield; 
educated.  Boys  high  school  and  Cogswell 
Polytechnic  college  at  San  Francisco;  West- 
ern Reserve  Law  school,  LL.B.,  1900;  married. 
Elyria,  O.,  Sept.  28,  1910  to  Helen  Pond 
Bowen — children,  John  Bowen,  Scott  Parker 
and  Samuel  Howe;  admitted  to  Ohio  bar  June 
1900;  practiced  alone  and  from  Jan.  to  Sept. 
1901  with  Hoyt,  Dustin  and  Kelley;  Nov. 
18,  1901,  entered  employ  of  Blandin,  Rice  and 
Ginn,  afterwards  in  1911  Blandin,  Hogsett  & 
Olnn  and  in  1913,  Tolles,  Hogsett,  Glnn  and 
Morley;  became  a  partner  Jan.  1,  1919  to  the 
present  time;  admitted  to  practice  in  U. 
S.  Supreme  court  and  other  Federal  courts; 
secy.,  treas.  and  director  Ohio  &  Pennsyl- 
vania Coal  Co.;  secy,  and  director  J.  B. 
Savage  Co.;  treas.  and  director  Erie 
Co.  and  Euclid  Co.;  member  American, 
Ohio  State  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  pres. 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Civic  club;  member  Union, 
Mid-Day  and  Canterbury  golf  clubs;  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2573  Wellington-rd. 
Office:   1759   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

GARFIELD,  John  Newell,  born  Chicago, 
111.,  Feb.  3,  1892;  son  James  Rudolph  and 
Helen  (Newell)  Garfield;  educated,  Williams 
college,  1911-13;  Cornell  Univ.  1913-14;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  27,  1916  to  Janet  Suther- 
land Dodge — children,  Janet  Dodge,  J.nmes 
Rudolph,  Jr.,  Frances  Sutherland  and  John 
Newell,  Garfield,  Jr.;  member  Ohio  National 
Guard  Troop  A,  Border  service;  world  war, 
135-134th  F.  A.  Montgomery,  Alabama  and 
overseas  in  France;  Ohio  National  Guard 
Troop  G  1925;  member  Humane  Society  of 
Cleveland;  Kirtland  Country,  and  Tavern 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Toledo  club,  Toledo,  O. 
Residence:  Mentor,  O.  Office:  1444  Rocke- 
feller Bldg. 

GARFIELD,  Sarah  Williams,  born,  Cleve- 
land, O.,  Jan.  10,  1873;  daughter  Edward  Por- 
ter and  Louise  (Mason)  Williams;  educated. 
Miss  Mittelberger's  school;  Hathaway-Brown 
school;  Miss  Porter's  school,  Farmington, 
Conn.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  14,  1897  to 
Abram  Garfield — children,  Edward  Williams 
and  Mary  Louise  Garfield;  trustee  and  charter 
member  Visiting  Nurses  assn.;  member  Farm- 
Ington  society  and  Womens  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 9718  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

GARLOCK.  Anna  Jansen  Cordon,  Doctor  of 
Physiotherapy;  born,  Copenhagen,  Denmark, 
June  12,  1878;  daughter  John  P.  and  Augusta 
(Borman)  Jamsen;  educated,  private  school 
Copenhagen,  Nurses  Training,  Brooklyn  Hos- 
pital, 1899;  Grleghlon  Hale  college  massage 
and   electrotherapy,   1904;   Hydrotherapy   and 


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general  Physiotherapy,  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  18,  1908  ,  to  C.  R.  Gordon — children, 
Chrlstlon  Gordon;  married  Cleveland  Oct. 
30,  1922  to  S.  L.  Garlock;  studied 
extensively  in  above  subjects  at  Bad-Horn- 
bergr,  Germany,  1905;  state  medical  license 
1916;  hydrotherapy,  electrotherapy,  massage 
and  Swedish  movements;  director  Hydro- 
pathic dept.  Y.  W.  C.  A.  1908-1918;  manager 
and  treas.  Cordon  Hydrotherthlc  Co.,  6110 
Euclid-ave.,  1918-1921;  supt.  Physiotherapy 
dept.  Women's  hospital  1921-1925;  at  present 
owner  and  manager  The  Physiotherapy  In- 
stitute; cliarter  member  Glenvllle  chapter 
O.  E.  S.;  pres.  Danish  Sisterhood;  charter 
member  Business  Women's  and  Zonta  clubs. 
Residence:  1906  Rosemont-rd.  Office:  7113 
Euclid-ave. 

GARRETSON,  Alice  Grlsg:,  born,  Montgom- 
ery, Ala.,  Sept.  27,  1896;  daughter  Richard 
Wilmer  and  Mary  (Sadler)  Grlgg;  educated, 
Washington  seminary,  Atlanta,  Ga.;  Randolph 
Macon  college,  Lynchburg,  Va. ;  married, 
Montgomery,  Ala.,  June  3,  1919  to  George 
Ely  Garretson — children,  George  Armstrong 
Garretson.     Residence:    1571   East   115th-st. 

GARRETSON,  Georgre  Ely,  Insurance;  born, 
Cleveland.  Nov.  25,  1891,  educated,  Univ. 
school,  Cleveland,  O. ;  Princeton  Univ.;  mar- 
ried, Montgomery,  Ala.,  June  3,  1919  to  Alice 
Grlgg — children,  George  Armstrong  Garret- 
son;  member  Ohio  National  guard  Troop  A, 
1st  cavalry  1912-1917  including  Mexican  bor- 
der duty;  world  war;  first  lieut.  135th  Field 
Artillery  1917-19,  in  France  nine  months;  with 
Pickands  Mather  Co.  Nov.  1913  to  June  1916; 
Worthington,  Murfey  &  Co.  July  1919  to  Sept. 
1921;  In  insurance  business  for  himself 
since  Jan.  1922;  member  American  Legion; 
Military  order  of  foreign  wars;  military  order 
of  Loyal  Legion  of  U.  S.;  Kirtland  Country 
club.  Residence:  1571  E.  H5th  st.  Office: 
1890   E.   82nd  st. 

GARRETT,  E.  W.,  physician;  born,  Mans- 
field, O.,  Aug.  23,  1885;  son  Samuel  H.  and 
Anna  M.  (Ballantlne)  Garrett;  educated, 
Adelbert  college.  A.  B.  1907;  Western  Re- 
serve medical  school,  M.D.  1912;  married, 
Toronto,  Canada,  June  20,  1917  to  Florence  L 
Cober — children,  William  C.  and  John  W^. 
Garrett;  on  Medical  staff  U.  S.  army  1918 
Base  hospital;  nose,  ear  and  throat  service, 
Camp  Kearney,  Calif.;  asst.  visiting  oto- 
laryngologist Lakeside  hospital  1920-1926; 
senior  instructor  Western  Reserve  medical 
school  In  oto-laryngology;  visiting  oto-laryn- 
gologist  Woman's  hospital  1924-26;  chairman 
oto-laryngologlcal  section  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine 1925;  visiting  oto-laryngologlst  Rainbow 
hospital  1925-26;  member  Medical  arts  so- 
ciety; Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  and 
American  Medical  assns. ;  Beta  Theta  PI  and 
Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  Chagrin  Valley 
Country  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2896  Hampshire-rd.     Office:  515  Osborn  Bldg. 

GARRETT,  Frank  B.,  attorney;  born  Me- 
dina County,  O.;  son  Jesse  R.  and  Cordelia  M. 
(Ml)ler)  Garrett;  married,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  1888 
to  Ida  M.  Moore;  member  and  official  of  the 
Collinwood  Church  of  Christ;  formerly  mem- 
ber and  clerk  of  Collinwood  board  of  educa- 
tion. Residence:  14605  Asplnwall-ave.  Of- 
fice:  788   E.   152na  st 

GARRV,  Jessie  Grnham,  born,  New  Leba- 
non, Pa.,  Nov.  20,  1868;  daughter  Thompson 
and  Pho«be  (Klrkpatrlck)  Graham;  edu- 
cated, Hubbard  high  school;  Rayon  high 
school,  Youngstown,  O.;  Grove  City  college; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  24,  1903  to  Thomas 
H.   Garry — children,    one   dauffhter;   did   ordi- 


nary Red  Cross  work  during  world  war; 
member  D.  A.  R.  Residence:  1891  Page-av«. 
E.    Cleveland,    O. 

GARRY,  Thomas  H.,  lawyer;  born,  Straford, 
Ontario,  March  18,  1868;  son  Albert  J.  and 
Margaret  (Taylor)  Garrv;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Wisconsin.  B.  !>.,  1893;  married,  to  JessU 
Graham — daughter  Margaret  Garry  Read- 
ing; asst.  U.  S.  attorney  Northern  district  of 
Ohio  1904-10  during  which  time  he  handled 
many  Important  cases  and  participated  In 
many  notable  trials;  member  of  law  firm 
Goulder,  White  &  Garry;  member.  City, 
State  and  American  Bar  assns.;  trustee  St. 
Luke's  hospital;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Univer- 
sity, and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1891  Page-ave.,  E.  Cleveland,  O. 
Office:      1682   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

GARVIN,  Charles  Herbert,  physician  nnd 
surgeon;  born  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  Oct.  27,  1890; 
son  CThas.  E.  and  Theresa  (Green)  Garvin; 
educated,  public  schools  Jacksonville,  Fla.; 
Atlanta  Univ.;  Howard  Univ.,  A.  B.  1911; 
Howard  Univ.  school  of  medicine,  M.  D.  1916; 
married,  CHiarlottesvllle,  Va.,  to  Rosalind 
West— children,  Chas.  West  Garvin;  World 
war,  capt.  Medical  corp.  U.  S.  Army,  A.  E.  F. 
1917-1919;  one  year  overseas  duty  with  367th 
Inf.  and  366  Ambulance  Corp.;  interne,  Freed- 
man's  hospital  one  year;  asst.  visiting  eur* 
geon  one  year;  now  asst.  surgeon  G.  V.  Dis- 
pensary, Lakeside  hospital;  treas.  Cleveland 
Peoples  Finance  Corp.;  director,  (advisor), 
Empire  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  member  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  American  Medical 
assn.;  National  Medical  assn.;  Alpha  Phi  Al- 
pha and  Sigma  Pi  Phi  fraternities;  trustee 
Mt.  Zion  Congregational  church.  Recreation: 
golf.  Rpsirlence:  11114  Wade  Park-ave.  Of- 
fice:  4208  Central-ave. 

GARVIX,  Ralph  E.,  consulting  sanitary  en- 
gineer; born,  Philadelphia,  March  15,  1888; 
son  William  and  Mary  (Hewitt  Garvin;  edu- 
cated, Philadelphia  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  March  28,  1914  to  Doris  Beverldge 
— children,  William  H.  and  Jean  Garvin;  utili- 
ties design  and  construction  for  housing 
projects  U.  S.  shipping  board  at  Lorain,  O. 
and  Wyandotte,  Mich.;  also,  under  U.  S.  Hous- 
ing Corp.  at  Alliance,  O. ;  designer  and  con- 
structor of  water  supply  and  distribution  sys- 
tems, sewerage  systems  and  sewerage  treat- 
ment; member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Acacia 
Country,  Cleveland  Elks  and  Exchange  clubs. 
Residence:  3074  Essex-rd.  Office:  600  Davis 
and   Farley  Bldg. 

GASCOIGIVE,  Geo.  B.,  consulting  sanitary 
engineer;  born,  Ohio;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.;  married,  Columbus,  July  1912  to  Myra 
Sherman — children,  Ann,  George,  Jr.,  and 
Ruth  Gascolgne;  member  American  Society 
of  Civil  Engineers;  American  Public  Health 
assn.;  Cleveland  Engineering  society;  Phi 
Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Cleveland  Athletic, 
University  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  14755  Drex- 
more-rd.      Office:    1149    Leader    Bldg. 

GATES,  Frederic  Hayes,  advertising  coun- 
selor; born,  Elyrla,  O.,  Jan.  20,  1860;  son 
Nahum  Ball  and  Sarah  S.  (Montelth)  Gates; 
educated,  Elyrla  public  schools;  Western  Re- 
serve college;  graduated  Williams  col- 
lege, 1881,  A.B. ;  married,  Savannah,  Ga.,  Feb. 
9,  18S7  to  Annie  C.  Theus;  after  graduation 
engaged  In  wholesale  and  retail  coal 
business  in  Chicago;  repressnted  Rus- 
sell &  Co.,  MasslTlon,  O.  as  southern 
manager  for  11  years  as  manufacturer  of 
engines,  threshers  and  saw  mills  headquar- 
ters at  Atlanta,  Ga. ;  then  Joined  his  brother, 


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W.  N.  Gates  in  advertising  specialty  business 
which  was  established  in  1878;  served  as 
eastern  and  western  manager  with  offices  in 
New  Yorli  and  Chicago,  11  years;  pres.  Gates 
&  Co.  Coal,  Chicago;  southern  mgr.  Russell 
&  Co.,  Massilon,  O. ;  pres,  since  1913  W.  N. 
Gates  Co.;  32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Alpha 
Delta  Phi  fraternity';  Church  club  of  Cleve- 
land; Sons  of  American  Revolution;  Western 
Reserve  society;  member  University,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Cleveland  Advertising,  Union, 
and  Singers  clubs;  pres.  Singers  club  many 
years;  now  life  honorary  pres.  Recreation: 
mu.'^ic.  Residence:  1915  E.  84th  st.  Office: 
409  National  City  Bldg. 

GATES,  Lawrence  C,  pres.;  born,  Chagrin 
Falls,  O.,  son  F.  C.  and  Florlen  (Tambllng) 
Gates;  educated  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  1915, 
A.B.;  married.  Chagrin  Falls,  1916  to  Olive 
Curtiss — two  children;  pres.,  All-Tread  Tire 
Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Ro- 
tary and  Odevene  clubs.  Residence:  1557 
Wyandotte-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  2229  E. 
Chester-ave. 

GATTL'SO,  Rev.  Fr.  Sante,  priest;  born,  in 
Italy,  Aug.  6,  1893;  son  Cataldo  and  Mary 
(Dell'Aira)  Gautso;  educated,  Rome,  Italy 
1906-22;  world  war,  soldier;  member  religi- 
ous order  Fathers  of  Mercy  which  was 
founded  in  1218;  ordained  priest  Dec.  22,  1917; 
came  to  Cleveland  March  1922;  was  at  diocese 
St.  Anthony's  church  at  Youngstown,  O.  un- 
til .Ian.  29,  1924;  at  present  pastor  of  St. 
Rocoo's  Roman  Catholic  church,  Cleveland; 
member  Forest  City  council  Knights  of  Co- 
lumbus.    Residence:   3173   W.   38th   st. 

GAIT,  Vas»«ar  G.,  dentist;  born,  Payne,  O., 
Feb.  14,  1896;  son  Ell  and  Mary  E.  (Outland) 
Gaut;  educated,  Payne  high  school,  1913; 
Ohio  State  Univ.  dental  college  1917;  married, 
Jackson,  Mich.,  Oct.  4,  1919  to  Ruth  M.  Goy- 
Ings  (deceased);  enlisted  dental  reserve 
corps  July  23,  1918;  commissioned  1st  lleut. 
dental  corps;  served  at  Camp  Jackson,  Soutli 
Carolina;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1919;  practiced 
four  years  In  Paulding,  O.  after  discharged 
from  the  army;  came  to  Cleveland  in  Sept. 
1923;  member  Cleveland  dental  society;  Ohio 
State  and  American  dental  assns. ;  Masonic 
lodge;  R.A.M. ;  Defiance  Commandery,  Defi- 
ance, O. ;  Order  of  Eastern  Star;  City  club. 
Residence:  1481  Clarence-ave.  Office:  822 
Rose    Bldg. 

GE.\RV,  John  Donald,  salesman;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  30,  1895;  son  John  Richard 
and  Elizabeth  (Prltchard)  Geary;  educated, 
Culver  Military  academy,  1910-14;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  1914-15;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  17,  1921  to  Lois  Doty — children,  Ann 
Elizabeth  and  Charles  Richard  Geary;  world 
war,  1st  and  2nd  training  camps  Fort  Ben- 
jamin Harrison,  Ind.;  commissioned  first  lleut. 
Infantry  assigned  to  Camp  Zachary  Taylor, 
Ky.;  discharged  Aug.  1919,  Capt.  P.M.G.D.; 
member  Alplia  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 1618  Coventry-rd.  Office:  B.  of  L.  E. 
Bank   Bldg. 

GEARY,  Lois  Doty,  born,  Cleveland,  June 
9,  1899;  daughter  Charles  R.  and  Maud  (Wet- 
mor)  Doty;  educated,  Laurel  school,  1916-18; 
Penn  Hall  school,  1918-19;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  17,  1921  to  John  Donald  Geary — 
children,  Ann  Elizabeth  and  Charles  Richard. 
Residence:    2303    Bellfleld-ave. 

GECKLER,  Ralph  Charles,  sales  manager; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  23,  1901;  son  Charles  F. 
and  Margaret  (Chafer)  Geckler;  educated, 
Lakewood  high  school;  Massachusetts  Insti- 
tute of  Technology  two  and  one-half  years; 
one-half  year  Case  School  of  Applied  Science; 


married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  22,  1919  to  Margaret 
Gorton — cliildren,  Jane  and  Charles  Douglas 
Geckler;  started  with  Lott  and  Geckler  after 
leaving  school  and  has  been  w-ith  this  firm 
ever  since;  at  present  sales  mgr.;  recently 
started  the  R.  C.  Geckler  Co.  and  is  devot- 
ing part  of  his  time  to  that  concern;  mem- 
ber Beta  Theta  PI  fraternity;  Xangi  society; 
Cleveland  Alumni  assn.  of  Massachusetts  In- 
stitute of  Technology;  Cleveland  Beta  club; 
S.  P.  I.  F.  society;  Cleveland  Athletic  club; 
Recreations:  golf,  swimming,  tennis,  bowl- 
ing and  bridge.  Residence:  1267  Arllngton- 
rd.      Office:    821    Bollvar-rd. 

GEE,  James  McCreary,  manufacturer;  born, 
Klngsville,  O.,  Dec.  24,  1875;  son  Francis  W. 
and  Mary  (McCreary)  Gee;  educated,  Alle- 
gheny college,  Meadville,  Pa.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  law  dept.;  married,  Mayville,  N. 
y.,  June  6,  1900  to  Helen  Mills — children, 
Francis,  Daniel,  Nicholas  and  Marollne  Gee; 
world  war,  sec.  prov.  regt.  5ih  Co.  U.  S.  T.  C. 
Inf.  training  at  Fort  Benjamin  Harrison;  en- 
gaged in  airplane  motor  development;  elected 
ward  assessor  and  supervised  the  real  estate 
appraisal  of  24th  ward;  coirnected  for  a  time 
with  county  treasurer's  office;  traveling  sales- 
man before  settling  in  Cleveland;  In  1902  en- 
gaged in  life  Insurance  business  as  asst.  supt. 
of  The  Prudential  Life  Ins.  Co.;  in  1904-1905 
mgr.  sales  and  technical  dept.  of  the  Hapgood 
Incorporation;  1905-1908  pres.  The  Cleveland 
Sales  Co.,  handling  stock  and  bonds  of  local 
nature;  engaged  in  real  estate  brokerage  busi- 
ness giving  special  attention  to  Investments, 
properties  and  long-time  leases;  now  engaged 
in  the  manufacture  and  sale  of  a  cupola  oil 
burner,  used  extensively  In  stoves,  furnaces 
and  boilers;  pres.  The  Colonial  Automobile 
Co.;  pres.  The  Kelley  Island  Telephone  &  Elec. 
Co.;  sec.  The  Weger  Motor  Co.;  head  James 
M.  Gee  and  Sons  Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta 
fraternity;  Knights  of  Pythias  lodge,  No.  133; 
Alumni  club  of  Phi  Delta  Theta:  Allegheny 
College  club.  Residence:  10626  Garfield-ave. 
Office:    same. 

GEHR,  Alpha  Robhins.  daughter  Frank  C. 
and  Lizzie  (C'lapp)  Robblns;  educated,  Vas- 
sar  college,  B.A.,  1911;  married,  Cleveland, 
March  24,  1923  to  Ray  Stewart  Gehr — chil- 
dren, Agnes  Robblns  Gehr;  member  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  fraternity;  Womens  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:   2549    Kenllworth-rd. 

GEHR,  Ray  .Stewart,  patent  attorney;  born, 
Clarion  County,  Pa.,  March  11,  1878; 
son  I.  B.  and  Lovllla  (Jackson)  Gehr;  edu- 
cated, Western  Reserve  Univ.  Ph.  B.,  1899; 
Cornell  Univ.  M.  E.,  1906;  National  Univ. 
LL.M..  1910;  married,  Cleveland  1923  to  Alpha 
Ballou  Robblns — cliildren,  Agnes  Robblns 
Gehr;  member  American  bar  assn.;  Cleveland 
patent  law  assn.;  Delta  Upsllon  and  Sigma 
Xi  fraternities;  University  club;  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  2549  Kenllworth-rd. 
Office:    Bulkley    Bldg. 

GEHRING,  Albert,  author  and  music 
teacher;  born,  Cleveland,  March  21st,  1870; 
son  C.  E.  and  A.  B.  (FornofC)  Gehring;  edu- 
cated. Harvard  Univ.  A.B.  and  A.M.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  10,  1898  to  Irma  Mueller — 
children,  Mrs.  Charles  H.  Reed,  Waldo  E. 
and  Hermlne  B.  Gehring;  member  Cleveland 
school  council,  1902-4;  president  of  same 
1903-4;  special  lecturer  at  College  for  Women, 
1900-2;  books  published — Racial  Contrasts, 
1908;  Basis  of  Musical  Pleasure,  1910;  Shad- 
ows and  Realities,  1912;  Appreciation  of  Mu- 
sic, 1913;  Phantaslen  und  Betrachtungen, 
1916;  Maskenfest,  1922;  The  Religion  of 
Thirty  Great   Thinkers,  1925;   author  of  arti- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

clcs  in  magazines  and  papers  and  in  the  En-  trustee   and   member   official   board    of   Wade 

cyclopedia  Americana;  composer  of  a  number  Park    M.     K.     church;     member    Euclid    lodge 

of     pieces      for     voice    and     piano;     member  No.    599,    F.    &    A.    M.      Residence:     1527    E. 

Phi   Beta  Kappa   fraternity.     Residence:   1448  82nd    st.      Office:    8129    Wade    Park-ave. 

W.   101st  St.  GEORGE.    Thomnn    Hnyen.    surgeon;    born. 

GEIST.  Herbert  F.,  born,   Cleveland,  Oct.   6,  Sandy  Lake,  Pa.,  1876;  son  Andrew  and  Mary 

1887;  son  Herman   F.  and  Caroline    (Krueger)  (Gordon)  George;  educated,  Sandy  Lake  com- 

Geist;    educated,    Lincoln    high    school;    Ohio  mon  and  high  schools;  Allegheny  and  Volant 

Wesleyan  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.   18,  colleges,    M.Sc.    1897;    Ohio    State    Univ.    1900; 

1925    to    Ruth    E.    Holmes;    pres.    The    Geist  served  in  hospital  corps  during  Spanish  Amer- 

Buiiding   Material    Co.    and   The    Independent  ican  war;  practiced  surgery  in  Cleveland  sinc« 

Brick  and  Tile  Co.;  member  Phi   Delta  Theta  1900;  staff  of  Huron  Road  and  City  Hospitals 


Ar«-a,ue.  Country  and  Glen  Rock  Country  clubs.     Rec- 

GENTlLIiY,  J.  v.,  dentist:  born,  Cleveland,  reations:   bowling,  motoring  and  golf.     Resi- 

May    23,    1889:    educated,    Cleveland    schools;  dence:    2026    Abington-rd.      Office:     Schofield 

Western   Reserve  Univ.   Dental  college,   1914;  Bldg. 

married,    Cleveland,    May    11,    1911    to    Marie  GERACI,  Frank  P.,  physician  and  surgeon: 

Specht — children,   James   Malcolm  and  Marlin  born,    Italy,    Sept.    4,    1891;    son    Gaetano    and 

Hight  Gentilly;   world   war,   appointed   Gov't.  Maria  (Scarpace)  Geraci;  educated,  Brownell 

representative    and    officer    in    charge    to    the  school   1906;  Central  high  school,   1910;   Adel- 

Preparedness    League    of    American    Dentists,  bert    college,     1914,     A.B. ;     Western     Reserve 

a   semi    military    organization   with    duties   to  medical    school,    M.D.    1917;    married,    Cleve- 

provide  dental  service  to  recruits  in  the  army  land,    Dec.    7,    1917    to    Barbara    Russo — chil- 

and    navy    and    to    make    fit    for    enlistment  dren,    Marie     Ann,     Mary     Magdelene,      and 

those  men  found   deficient  in   dental  require-  Martha    Mercedes;     world    war,     enlisted     In 

ments,    headquarters    in   New   York   City;    sec.  U.    S.    army    in    July    1917;    active    service    In 

Cleveland  Dental  society,  1917;  pres.  Northern  Fr^an^e    as    first    lieut.    in    medical    corps    in 

Ohio  Dental  assn..  1923;  pres.  Ohio  State  Den-  1918-19   with   camp   hospital   No    43;   surgical 

tal  society.   1927;  director  Dental   dept.  Cleve-  ^^^^^''e^.^LfJ-  t^ff'^s  ^^I'^^^el^otoul  n"atient 

land    B.    of   E.,    1917;    1st   lieut.    Dental    corps  S^'^reicaf  dent     of    cL^ 

U.  S^  army  stationed  at  S.  G    O     Washington  l^efenf  time';    Clev'^lanrac^ad^my  'of    medU 

N.   Y.;     practiced    in     Cleveland;    student    of  ^j^g;  ohio  State  and  American  medical  assns.; 

modelling  and   sculpture   at   Cleveland   School  Alpha    Phi    Delta    and    Phi    Chi    fraternities; 

of  Art;    in   dentistry    specializes   in   diagnosis  y.M.C.A.;  Ansonia  club;  Commemoration  Post 

and    construction    of    arti.stic    dental    restora-  ^q.  74  of  American  Legion.     Recreations:  golf 

tions;  member  Delta  Sigma  Delta  dental  rra-  a^d  baseball.     Residence:  11914  Buckingham- 

ternity;    pres.    Cleveland    Optimist   club,    1925.  ave.     Office:   2403   E.    9th   st. 
Residence:     17902     Landseer-rd.      Office:     764 

Rose    Bldg.  GERHAN,  H.  W.,  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.   28, 

1879;   son   John    and    Emma    (Rhode)    Gerhan; 

GEORGE,       Claybourne,       attorney;       born,  married,  June  29,  1903  to  Wilhelmina  J.  Merkt 

Surry,  Va.,  March  26th,  1888;  son  Bolden  and  — children,    two;    pres.    and    mgr.    Automobile 

Cornelia   (Brown)   George;   educated,  Howard  Hospital     Co.;     member     Cleveland     Athletic, 

Univ.    A.B.    1915;    LL.B.     1917;    Boston    Univ.  Shrine,   Exchange  and   Clifton  clubs.      Office: 

LL.M.   1920;   married,   Washington,   D.  C,  Apr.  2076  E.  22nd  st. 

17,   1918   to  Enola  McDaniel;   world  war.   off i-  geRHAUSER,    William    Henry,    born,    De- 

cers    training    camp,    June    to    October    1917,  ^^^^^    j^ich.,  Jan.   7th,   1889;   son  William  and 

conimissioned    first     lieut.     Oct.     1917;     spent  ^ary   (Klippel)   Gerhauser;  educated,  Detroit 

eight  months  in   France;   fought  in  battle  of  u^iv.    school;   Univ.   of  Michigan,    1911;   mar- 

Argonne;    discharged    March    26,    1919;    direc-  ^ied,  Detroit,  June  13.  1914  to  Amy  Jean  Farr 

tor    and    chairman    of    finance    committee    of  — children,    William    Farr,    Merton    Farr    and 

The  Cleveland  Peoples  Finance  corpn.;  mem-  Henry    Farr   Gerhauser;    vice    pres.    and    secy, 

ber    Cleveland     Bar    assn.;     Antioch     Baptist  American     Shipbuilding     Co.;      member     Chi 

churc*;     pres.      Cleveland     branch      National  pg,  fraternity;    Universitv,   Country   and  Her- 

assn.    for    advancement     of     colored     people;  mlt  clubs.    Residence:   "Round  Hill",  Chagrin 

member    Masonic    lodge;   B.    P.    O.    E.;    Metro-  Falls,    O.      Office:   American   Shipbuilding   Co. 

polltan     and     City     clubs.       Residence:     2296  „     „          „      ,             ^, 

E.    103rd   St.   Office:    527-8    Erie    Bldg.  ,    «p«STEjyBERGER,    Else    B.,    born.    Cleve- 
land.   March    4,    1881;    daughter    Fred    K.    ana 

GEORGE.     Frank     E..     real     estate;     born,  Pauline       (Schmidt)       Schweitzer;      educated, 

Palmyra,    O.,    Nov.    8.    1867;    son    John    C.   and  normal  training  school,   1901;  studied  in   Eu- 

Mary   (Evans)  George;  educated,  Aurora  high  rope  1899-1900;  married,  Cleveland.  March  28. 

school.    Aurora.    O.    in    same    class    as    C.    A.  1913   to   Henry   John   Gerstenberger— children. 

Nlman   and    A.   V.   Cannon;    married.   Atwater,  Paula  Ruth,  Else  Louise,  Gretchen  and  Kath- 

O.,  May  7,  1889  to  Gertrude  Conrad— children,  crine    Gerstenberger;    member    Womens    City. 

Loreta   George    True.    Evelyn    George   Zaebst.  ^^^^I'^^^T^fl'^^^^^^^"?  1?^^'^^^^^^^^^            Woman, 

and  Oliver  C.  George;  served  on  a  committee  ^lubs.     Residence.  1940  Noble-rd. 

Wade   Park   M.   E.   Church    Cleveland   district,  GERSTENBERGER,  Henry  John,  physician ; 

Lorain   fund,   also   same   church   in   connection  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  9,  1881;  son  John  Henry 

with   the   new   St.    Luke's    hospital    fund;    also  and    Clara    E.    (Schake)    Gerstenberger;    edu- 

served   on   a   committee   of  Cleveland   real   es-  cated,    Concordia    college.    Fort    Wayne,    Ind., 

tate    board    In    connection    with    a    committee  1899;   Western    Reserve   medical   school,   1903; 

from  Mr.  Zangerle's  office  for  re-appraisal  of  Europe,  1903,  1904,  1905,  1909,  1910,  1913,  1921; 

property    for    taxation    In    city    of   Cleveland;  married,   Cleveland,   Mar.    28,    1913   to   Else   B. 

has   been    singing   in    the   choir   of   the   M.    E.  Schweitzer — children,       Paula       Ruth,       Else 

church  30  years;  connected  with  church  work  Louise,     Gretchen     and     Katherlne     Gersten- 

46    years;    in    real    estate    business    at    same  berger;  director  Bureau  Child  Hygiene,   1910- 

location    15    years;    pres.    F.    E.    George    Co.;  1913;    medical   director   of   Babies  Dispensary 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

and    hospital,    1906 — ;    prof,    of    pediatrics    at  lean  Osteopathy  and  Women's  National  Oste- 

Western   Reserve   medical   school.    1914 — ;   de-  opathic    assns.;    Ohio    and    Cleveland    district 

partment  head,  diseases  of  children  and  con-  societies    of    osteopathic    physicians    and    sur- 

tagious   diseases   at   Cleveland    City    hospital,  preons;  American   Electrosive   Research  assn.; 

1921—;    pediatric    director    Babies    and    Chil-  Central  states  Electronic  society;  Delta  Ome- 

drens     hospital,      1925 — ;     pediatric     director  ga  fraternity;  League  of  Women  Voters;  life 

Rainbow   hospital,    1924 — ;    visiting   pediatrist  member  Cleveland    Museum   of   Art;    Am.   Soc. 

Lakeside    hospital,    1914 — ;    consulting    pedia-  Ophthalmology    and    Otolaryngology;    Wom- 

trist  Children's  Fresh  Air  Camp,  1924 — ;  mem-  en's  alliance  of  Unitarian  church;  Consumer's 

ber    American    Pediatric    society;    American,  League;  Women's  City,  Century  and  Cleveland 

Ohio    State    and    Cuyahoga    medical    societies;  Heights   Women's   Civic   clubs;    Good    Citizens 

Central  States  Pediatric  society;  Alpha  Ome-  League;   subscril)er   to  Visiting  Nurses  assn., 

ga    Alpha    fraternity;    University    and    Cleve-  Legal      Aid      Society,      Associated      Charities, 

land   clubs.      Residence:   3175   Montgomery-rd.  Cleveland  Community  fund;  chairman  dispens- 

Offlce:   2103  Adelbert-rd.  ary    committee    Cleveland    district    Society    of 

.r.^,n,>    ,,     ^       .J,.                i.^ai»v_  Osteopathic    Physicians    and    Surgeons.      Rec- 

GETZ.  Hester  Adella,  merchant  florist;  born  reations:     golf,     tennis      gardening,     walking 

Columbus,  O.,  March  23,  1869;  daughter  Israel  and    riding.      Residence:    2990    Euclid    Hghts- 

S.    and    Margaret    (Shaffer)    Getz;    educated,  tiv^.      Office:  512  Bulkley  Bldg.  and  1501  Eu- 

Columbus   public   schools;    established   flower  clid-ave 

business    In    Cleveland    in    1902,    firm    consist-  „,„„^,,     -.r.  ^         .       i.            t.  ..^  r.         i.     -n. 

Ing    of    women    only;    first    to    establish    six  .,  ^*^.SEY,    Victor  A.,   born,   Pittsburgh,   Pa., 

o'clock    and    Sunday    closing,    the    success    of  July  12    1883;  son  James  Valentine   and   Mar- 

which    Is    demonstrated    by    the    fact    that    a  g'^^'^V^  l^^^l^^^Ln^'^P^^i. 'T\^'"'"i®'^',   P'"sburgh 

large    majority   of   the    best   fiorists    through-  Pa.,    Oct.    18,    1906    to    Stella    Beale— children, 

out    the    country    now    close    their    stores    on  four;     member    American    Protective    league 


Sunday    and    in    the    evening;    proprietor    and  during    war     not    eligible    for    active    service, 

manager  of  Westman  &  Getz.  Florists;  mem-  Residence:  3090  Berkshire-rd. 
ber    advisory    council    of    Citizens    league    of        GILBERT.      Claude      Arthur,      mgr.;      born. 

w®y,fl?,"'^'r>.!^^'T!F^K     °  /.  ^K^  1     °^     directors  Oolumbus,   O.,   March   10,    1895;   son   H.   L.   and 

Womens    City    club    and    charter    member    of  ivy     (Cooper)     Gilbert;     educated,     Delaware 

the    club;    member    board    of  .d  rectors    Girls  q     grade  and  high  schools;     Ohio    Wesleyan 

Ka^'P'^^^-    , Residence:   2040  E.   88th   st.     Office:  unj^.    b.   A.;   married,    Delaware,    O.,   Aug.    30, 

5923   Luclid-ave.  192i    to    Anne    Callander  —  children,    Richard 


:  iniQ  missioned  2nd  lieut.  May  15,  1919;  mustered 
i'lliam  out  o*  sevice  July  10,  1919;  2nd  lieut.  offl- 
of  the    cers  reserve  corps,  U.  S.  Infantry   1919-21;   In 


ge; 
LL.B.   1914;   married,   Cleveland,  Nov.   26, 
to       Christine       Franks — children,       Willi 

Robert  and  Uene  Gibbons;  councilman  of   ....^  ...         ■         -j          ^          ^      «   ^.r-n      j    o* 

first  dist.  at  present;  police  prosecutor,   1920-  stock    planning   department   of   Willard   Stor- 

22;    asst.    law    directors,    1922-23;    member    of  age    Battery    Co.,    Cleveland.     1920-21;    office 

law    firm,    Dowling,    Dowling,    Moriarity,    and  and  parts  manager  Ohio  General  Motor  Truck 

Gibbons;     member     Knights      of      Columbus;  C:.o-  1921-24;  as.st    mgr    General  Motors  Truck 

Eagles;    Elks;    Alhambras;    Army    and    Navy  go        since       1924;       32nd       degree       Scottish 

Union.        Residence:      3712     Rocky     River-dr.  2'te    mason;    Alladin    Shrine,    Columbus,    O., 

Office:  1220  Williamson  Bldg.  Chi      Psi      fraternityj       American       Legion. 

Recreations:    bowling,    swimming   and   tennis. 

GIBSON.      Frnnk      Scott,      surgeon;      born.  Residence:    1080    E.    169th    St.        Office:    4400 

Kingston,   O.,    1886;   son   Henry   L.   and   Ida  L.  Superior-ave. 

(Scott)    Gibson;   educated,  Mt.  Union   college,         , „„    „  .     ,  „  , 

B.S.  1915;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.D.  1916;  GILBERT.  Homer  Ellsworth,  born,  Colum- 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  28,  1923  to  Louise  M.  ^^s,  Sept.  3,  1892;  son  Homer  L.  and  Iva 
Holtkamp;  world  war,  entered  service  medi-  (Cooper)  Gilbert;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
cal  corps,  June  30,  1917;  discharged  Dec.  16,  I'niv.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  8,  1916  to 
1918;  rank  on  entering  service  lieut.,  and  on  Eleanor  Irwin — children,  Ruth  and  Louise 
discharge  that  of  major;  member  of  Academy  Gilbert;  treas.  Ohio  Buick  Co.;  member  Sn- 
ot Medicine;  Ohio  State  and  American  medi-  tional  assn.  of  cost  accountants;  pres.  Clevo- 
cal  assns.;  fellow  American  College  of  Sur-  land  Assn.  of  Credit  Men;  member  Chanib-jr 
geons;  instructor  of  surgery  at  Western  Ro-  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Acacia 
serve  medical  school;  member  Sigma  Alpha  Country,  Cleveland  Advertising,  and  Old 
Epsilon  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  Unl-  Colony  clubs.  Residence:  2223  So.  Overlook- 
verslty    and    Canterbury    Golf    clubs.       Real-  rd.     Office:   1903   E.   19th  st. 

dence:    1890    E.    97th   st.      Office:    1144    Hanna  GILBERT,  PhlHp  Louis,  doctor;  born.   New 

■"*"^-  York  City,  Oct.  13,  1899;  son  Harry  and  Anna 

GIBSOIV,  Hortense  Elizabeth,  banking;  born.  (Solomon)   Gilbert;  educated.  Sterling  School; 

Rochester,     N.     Y.,     July     29,     1886-     daughter  Central    high    school,    1916;    Western    Reserve 

William    Howard    and   Mary    (Brittan)    Whif-  dental    college.    1919;    world    war     apprentice 

fen;    educated.    Rochester.    N.    Y.    and    Buffalo,  seaman  U.  S    Naval   Reserves   1918;   practiced 

N.  Y.;  employed  by  Weed  &  Co.  Buffalo,  N.  y!  dentistry     six     years     at     corner    lEuclid     & 

1911;  Union  Stock  Yards  Bank,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  E.    55th    st.    in    partnership    with    Dr.    M.    D 

1917;  with   First  National   bank   of   Cleveland  Porus;  member  Cleveland,  Northern  Ohio  and 

Blnce   June    1918;    member   Business   and   Pro-  American   dental   assns.;    Alpha   Zeta   Gamma 

fessional  Women's   club.     Recreations:   bowl-  dental    fraternity.      Recreations:    handball    at 

Ing,     dancing,     singing,     cards,     reading     and  ,"^-M-C.A.    basketball    indoor  baseball  and  fl.<!h- 

theatre.     Residence:   1930  E.   81st  st.     Office:  !"&•    Residence:  2178  E.  80th  st.    Office.  Euclid 

Union  Trust  Co.  and  E.  55th  st. 

GIDDINGS,     Helen     Marshall,     osteopathic  GILCHRIST,    Donald    Charles,     advertising 

surgeon;  born,  Greenspring,  O.,  May  16,  1870;  sales  representative;  born  Vermilion,  O.,  June 

physician    daughter    Frederick    S.    and    Mary  11,    1897;    son    Charles    Pierce    and    Harriet   L. 

Elizabeth      (Marshall)      Giddings;      educated.  (Ives)    Gilchrist;   educated.   East   high   school, 

Greenspring  high  school;  American   school  of  1916;    Ohio    State    Univ.;    married,    Cleveland, 

osteopathy,  Kentsville,  Mo. ;  has  practiced  oste-  Sept.     20,    1922    to    Martina    Doran — children, 

opathy  In  Cleveland  27  years;  member  Amer-  David  Evan  Gilchrist;  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  1918-19; 

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member  Cleveland  Advertising  club.  Resl-  erick  Gilkey — children,  Suzanne  Gilkey;  mem- 
dence:  2067  E.  106th  pi.  Office:  Warren  Publi-  ber  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  20B1 
cations,    Boston,   Mass.  Taylor-rd. 


GILCnuiST.  Fay  McCrea,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Alexander  and  Elsetta  (Irvine) 
McCrea;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown  scliool; 
National  Park  seminary;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  8,  1902  to  Joseph  Alexander  Gilchrist — 
children,  Joseph  Alexander  Jr.,  Elsetta  and 
Marjorie  Fay  Gilchrist;  member  Women's 
City  club.  Residence:  winter,  3022  W.  14th 
St.;   summer,  York-rd.   Parma  Hghts..   O. 

GILCHRIST.  John  Devin.  purchasing  agent; 
born,  Vermilion,  O.,  Jan.  30,  1878;  son  Joseph 
Clough  and  Alice  (Devin)  Gilchrist;  educated, 
Vermilion  high  school,  1891-2;  Central  high 
school,  Cleveland,  1893-5  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  1896-7;  on  football  team  1896;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  12,  1907  to  Mabel  Hart — 
children.  Hart  Devin  John  Devin,  Jane  Hart, 
Mabel  Ellen,  and  Robert  Grant  Gilchrist; 
member  Cleveland  Naval  Reserves  in  1898; 
member  firm  Drake  &  Maytham,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
1S99-1900;  with  Gilchrist  Transportation  Co. 
Cleveland,  in  charge  of  purchases,  1900-5, 
treasurer,  1905-1908,  mgr.  1913-1915;  with 
Hydraulic  Pressed  Steel  Co.  as  purchasing 
agent  since  1916;  member  Delta  Kappa  Ep- 
Bilon  fraternity;  Hermit  and  Cleveland  Whist 
clubs.  Recreations:  fishing  and  hunting; 
Residence:  1843  Caldwell-ave.  Office:  6100 
Hydraulic-ave. 

GILCHRIST,  Jospeh  Alexander,  born,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich.,  Aug.  20,  1876;  son  Joseph  Clough 
and  Alice  (Devin)  Gilchrist;  educated.  Central 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  8,  1902 
to  Fay  McCrea — children,  Joseph  Alexander, 
Jr.  Alice  Elsetta  and  Marjorie  Fay  Gilchrist; 
served  during  Spanish  American  war;  with 
the  Ohio  Provision  Co.  Residence:  winter, 
3022  W.  14th  St.;  summer,  York-rd.,  Parma 
Hghts.,    O.      Office:    Ohio    Provision    Co. 

GILCHRIST,  Mabel  Hart,  born,  Cleveland, 
March  19,  1881;  daughter  Frank  Wilbur  and 
Jennie  S.  (Griswold)  Hart;  educated,  Hatha- 
way Brown  school,  1899;  Misses  P^ayson 
school,  New  York  City.  1900;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  12,  1907  to  John  Devin  Gilchrist — 
children.  Hart  Devin,  John  Devin,  Jr.,  Jane 
Hart,  Mabel  Ellen  and  Robert  Grant  Gil- 
christ; member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:  1843  Caldwell-ave. 

GILCHRIST,  Martina  Doran,  born,  Sandus- 
ky, O.,  daughter  James  and  Susan  (McCor- 
mick)  Doran;  educated,  Notre  Dame  convent; 
East  high  school;  College  for  Women,  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  B.  S.  1920;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  20,  1922  to  Donald  Charles  Gil- 
christ— children,  r>avid  Evan  Gilchrist;  mem- 
ber Household  Administration  Alumni  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.;  Catholic  Collegiate  assn.; 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2067  E.  106th- 
Pl. 

GILKEY,  Ellery  Frederick,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  6,  1895;  son  William  Sanborn  and 
Mary  Virginia  (King)  Gilkey;  educated,  Univ. 
of  Pennsylvania,  B.S.  1918;  married,  Pitta- 
burgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  3,  1920  to  Eliza  Chambers 
Huffman — children,  Suzanne  Gilkey;  world 
war,  served  with  battery  C  135th  Field  ar- 
tillery, June  1917  to  April  1919;  in  France 
with  this  regiment;  secy,  and  director  of 
W.  S.  Gilkey  Printing  Co.;  member  Kappa 
Alpha  fraternity;  University,  Mid-Day  and 
Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  2051  Taylor-rd. 
Office:   1138  W.   9th  st. 

GILKEY.  Elixa  Hnffman,  born,  Latrobe,  Pa., 
Sept.  5,  1898;  daughter  Harry  Metzer  and 
Evelyn  (Chambers)  Huffman;  educated. 
Beechwood  school,  Jenkinstown,  Pa.;  married, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  3,   1920   to  Ellery  Fred- 


GILKISON,  Conrad  Coiil,  dentist;  born, 
Mansfield,  O.,  July  4,  1895;  son  Willard  M. 
and  Sflina  (Coul)  Gilkison;  educated,  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  D.D.S.  1924;  married, 
Paincsville,  O.,  April  18,  1925  to  Alice  Mar- 
garet Codling;  world  war,  325  Machine  gun 
Pn.  Co.  A  84th  division;  Ist  lieut.;  In  organ- 
ized reserve;  member  Cleveland  clinic;  Amer- 
ican and  Northern  Ohio  dental  societies;  Del- 
ta Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  Mansfield  lodge 
No.  35  F.  &  A.  M.;  Mansfield  chapter  No.  28  R. 
A.  M.;  Mansfield  council  No.  94,  R.  &  S.  M.; 
WiUobee  Shore  club.  Recreations:  fishing, 
hunting,  baseball.  Residence:  Lake  Shore- 
blvd.,    Willobee.      Office:    Cleveland   Clinic. 

GIIiL,  Dorothea  AniboH,  born,  Columbus; 
daughter  Herman  and  Amelia  (Heckman) 
Aml)os;  educated.  Miss  Phelph  Englisli  and 
Classical  school,  Columbus,  O.;  Frl.  Cralnes, 
Berlin,  Germany;  married,  Columbus,  Aug. 
21,  1894  to  Kermode  F.  Gill — children,  Amelia 
Louise,  John  Kermode  and  William  Ambos 
Gill.      Residence:    2170    Harcourt-dr. 

GILL,  Kermode  Frederic,  contractor;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  12,  1866;  son  John  and 
Margaret  (Kermode)  Gill ;  educated.  Cleveland 
public  schools;  private  tutors;  married,  Co- 
lumbus, Aug.  21,  1894  to  Dorothea  Ambos — 
children,  Amelia  I^ouise,  John  Kermode  and 
William  Ambos  Gill;  builder  of  Missouri  State 
court  house  (interior) ;  Federal  Reserve  Bank, 
capitol;  Washington,  D.  C.  post  office;  Cleve- 
land post  office  (interior);  Hudson  county 
court  house  (Interior),  Federal  Reserve  Bank, 
Guardian  Trust  (^o.,  Cleveland  Trust  Co., 
Leader  News  bldg.,  Hanna  bldg.,  Bulkley 
bldg.,  Cleveland,  O. ;  Liberty  bank  of  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.;  member  firm  John  Gill  &  Son;  vice 
pres.  Sterling  Bronze  Co.,  New  York;  vice- 
pres.  Cleveland  Cooperative  Stove  Co.;  direc- 
tor Cleveland  Railway  Co.,  Guardian  Trust 
Co.,  Federal  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Co., 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. ;  Prospectus  Co.  and  Bulkley 
Bldg.  Co.;  trustee  Mu.seum  Natural  History 
and  Babies'  hospital,  and  Cleveland  School 
of  Architecture;  member  Union,  Tavern,  Pep- 
per Pike,  Country.  Kirtland,  Mayfield  and 
Noon-Day  clubs;  Union  League,  New  York; 
New  York  club;  Racquet  clubs  of  Philadelphia 
and  Washington.  Residence:  2178  Harcourt- 
dr.     Office:   Bulkley  Bldg. 

GILL,  Panl  Stanley,  real  estate;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  6,  1875;  son  Charles  Henry  and 
Matilda  (Quayle)  Gill;  educated.  Harvard 
Univ.  A.B.  1898;  married,  Cleveland,  June  15, 
1915  to  Mabel  O'Hare — children,  Patricia  Ann 
Gill;  pres.  Erie  Mortgage  Co.,  Mortgage  and 
Investment  Co.,  and  Gill  Lumber  Co.;  direc- 
tor G  &  R  Realty  Co.;  member  University  and 
Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  2423  Derbyshire-rd. 
Office:    1115    Hippodrome    Bldg. 

GILLESPIE,  Chester  Karl,  attorney;  born, 
Raylor  Park,  O.,  Apr.  4,  1896;  son  Warren  and 
I^ulu  (Trail)  Gillespie;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Baldwin-Wallace  college,  law 
department,  LL.F5.  1920;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  27,  1924  to  Dorothy  E.  Thomas;  world 
war,  sergt.  major  6th  Pioneer  Inf.  Camp 
Sherman,  O.;  one  of  asst.  law  directors  of 
Cleveland  1921;  ran  for  State  Senator  1924; 
member  Cleveland  bar  assn.;  Kappa  Alpha 
Psl  fraternity.  Recreation:  tennis.  Resi- 
dence: 2294  E.  95th  st.  Office:  530  Erie 
Bldg. 

GILLIS,  Roderick  Allan,  bonds  Investments; 
born.  Nova  Scotia,  July  7,  1887;  son  George 
A.  and  Emma  U.  (Piers)  Gillis;  educated. 
Brown  Univ.  1915.  bachelor  of  philosophy; 
married,    Cleveland,    May    7,    1919    to    JuUetta 


141 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Rue    Field — children,    Roderick    Allan    Glllls,  Idence;    Gates    Mill.    O.      Office:     1759    Union 

Jr.;    world    war,    instructor    training    infantry  Trust   BulldinE- 

replacements  Camp  Gordon,  Atlanta,  Ga.  dur-  ^,  .»,„  .  t'  .  .  ^  .  .  , 
Ing:  1918;  entered  Investment  business  1915  GLANZ,  Isadore  H.,  furrier,  born,  Austria, 
with  Otis  &  Co.  Cleveland;  with  Halsey  Stuart  March  1890;  son  H.  Glanz;  educated,  public 
&  Co.  Chicago,  III.  since  1917;  in  Cleveland  schools  of  New  York  City  and  Buffalo,  N.  Y.; 
for  them  since  1919;  member  Sigma  Chi  fra-  married,  Buffalo,  Dec.  25,  1912  to  Ida  Deborah 
ternity;  University  club,  Cleveland;  Cleve-  Rieger — children,  Norman,  Sylvia  and  San- 
land  Brown  University  club;  Recreations:  ford  Glanz;  member  Congregation  Tifereth 
horseback  riding,  golf,  tennis,  skating,  squash  Israel  temple;  Jewish  Center;  East  end 
racquets.  Residence:  Macedonia,  O.  Office:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Men's  temple  club;  Unity  lodge; 
1281  Union  Trust  Bldg.  K.  of  P.;  I.O.O.F.  Recreation:  swimming, 
<-^i<w»r.,n^  ..  ^  t  ^  ,  baseball,  tennis,  handball,  basketball,  calis- 
GILLMORE,  Alan  Herbert,  general  contrac-  thenlcs,  reading.  Residence:  1840  Ansel-rd. 
tor,  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  5,  1892;  son  Frank-  Office:  1995  E.  105th  st. 
lin  E.  and  Emma  A.  (Pinard)  Gillmore;  edu- 
cated. Case  school  of  Applied  Science;  mar-  GLASIER,  Jessie  Claire,  writer;  born,  Bel- 
ried,  Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1915  to  Mabel  M.  laire,  O. ;  daughter  H.  S.  and  Eliza  E.  (Clapp) 
Foote — children,  Jean  Wentworth  and  Alan  Glasier;  educated,  Oberlin  and  Washington, 
Herbert  Gillmore,  Jr.;  director  and  secy,  of  D.  C. ;  woman's  club  editor  and  art  critic 
the  A.  A.  Lane  Construction  Company;  direc-  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer,  since  1905;  author 
tor  of  the  Tidewater  Land  Co.;  erected  the  "Gaining  the  Heights"  (a  juvenile  story) 
Cleveland  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum  group  and  short  stories,  biographical  and  historical 
of  12  buildings  near  Chagrin  Falls,  O.,  Cleve-  sketches,  feature  stories,  miscellaneous  pub- 
land  Christian  home.  National  Carbon  build-  Hcations,  including  St.  Nicholas,  Youth's 
ings,  Reo  Motor  Car  sales  and  service  build-  Companion,  Woman's  Home  Companion,  etc.; 
ings.  Lang  bodv  plant,  and  Rapid  Transit  member  Cleveland  Writers  club;  Cleveland 
Land  Sales  building,  Cleveland  O.,  Winder-  branch  New  England  Women's  society; 
mere  Storage  Co.,  Cleveland,  O.,  Hagan  Foun-  Daughter  of  American  Colonists,  Charter  Oak 
dry  Co.  and  Ohio  Body  and  Blower  Co.,  Orville  chapter;  Woman's.  Women's  Business  &  Pro- 
O.,  Cities  Service  Oil  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  fessional  and  Zonta  clubs.  Residence:  10091 
The  Green  Engineering  Co.  plant,  Chicago,  Kee  Mar  Park,  N.  E.  Office:  Cleveland  Plain 
111.;    member    Cleveland    Engineering    society;  Dealer. 

Cleveland    Chamber    of    Commerce;    Masonic  GLASS,    Geo.    Frederick,    born,    Cleveland, 

Blue    Lodge;    Chapter;    Knights    Templar;    Al  Aug.  19,  1868;  son  Samuel  and  Esther  (Adam) 

Koran       Shrine:       Cleveland      Athletic      club.  Glass;    educated,    College    of    Physicians    and 

Residence:       2936    Brighton-rd.       Office:     1869  Surgeons,     Baltimore,     Md.;     married,     Cle->'e- 

E.    55th-st.  land,   1898  to  Gertrude  Stegkemper — children, 

<^>T  n.^T      ^.   .         -..      ^                   .             ^,  Lionel    Glass;    member    Ohio    National    Guard 

GILPI>,    Eloise    -VanDerveer,    born    Cleve-  1896-1902;    world   war,    ensign    and    asst.    sur- 

land,  June  5,  1899;  daughter  J.  H.  and  Leonore  geon     1896-1902     Ohio     Naval     Brig.,     O.N.G.; 

(Kingsley)      \anDerveer;      educated.      Laurel  world    war    A.E.F.    Oct.    1917    to    June    1919; 

school;    married     Cleveland,    Feb.    21,    1920    to  major  chief  of  medical   service   Base  hospital 

^.^"ry  TTT  P'"'    Jr.— children,    Henry    Edmund  No.  Ill;  major  officer  Medical  Reserve  corps.; 

Gilpin,  III.  Recreations:  swimming  and  tennis,  pres.    The    Ohio    Bronze   Powder    Co.;    member 

liesidence:    1840    E.    97th   st.  Masonic  lodge;   Army   Officers   assn.   of   Ohio; 

GILPI>%  Henry  Edmnnd.  Jr.,  born,  Hornell,  Cedarhurst,    Rotary,    Aviation     and   Cleveland 

N.    Y.,    April    25,    1897;    son    H.    E.    and    Mary  ^^^J^^V^    ^nd    Automobile    dubg       Residence: 

Helen    (Church)    Gilpin;    educated,   University  ^^^^  Lane  Villa.      Office:    1120   E.    152nd   st. 
school,  Cleveland,  O. ;  married,  Cleveland.  Feb 


Morgan  Lithograph  Co. 
r-ix-v  i:^— _i,  u«j^  «**  I.  1-.  GLAUBER,  Isaac  Charles,  born,  Cleveland, 
mnnt  n  ^^K  p"^^!?!  attorney;  born  Fre-  April  14,  1870;  son  Marcus  and  Rosa  (Heller) 
SMmiVJnt  n^h'.i^!^?i>^^,?i\  Francis  Marion  Glauber;  educated.  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Kenvon  con.V?Pph  R  ^  sqn^\  ?'A"  =i  q^'^-'"''^^'''^'  married,  Cleveland,  March  17,  1892  to  Helen 
r^^H^^ifSiia?./,  o  "t,,^  °'o^^?ial^l^=  '^^'""  Gertrude  Goldowski— children,  Mrs.  J.  'N. 
^ilf^  w.-^7f  fn  p'^^9:^"1"Ph®  25.  1899  to  Cor-  Miller,  Edwin  M.  and  Norman  S.  Glauber: 
nella^^lnlfredRoot— children  Francis,  Marion  during  the  world  war  served  on  the  sub  war 
Koot,  Alexander  and  Baraba  R<aot  Ginn;  board  of  fibre  manufacturers  for  U.  S.  A.  in 
pres  and  director  Ohio  &  Pennsylvania  connection  with  the  work  of  the  U.  S.  council 
Coal  Co  ,  Euclid  Company,  Erie  Company,  of  national  defense;  in  years  1922-23  served  as 
.  "  m?.?"  Fund  Company;  vice  pres.  Guaran-  member  of  board  of  directors  of  Cleveland 
*t®  m'V,?  ^"-i?  ,T''H?'^  Co.;  secy,  and  director  Chamber  of  Industry,  the  latter  year  served 
the  Telling  Belle  Vernon  Co.,  sec.  The  Labor-  on  the  executive  committee;  director  and 
atory  Products  Co.,  and  National  Bond  and  genl.  mgr.  National  Woolen  Co.;  on  advisory 
Share  Co.;  director  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Ry.  board  Pearl  St.  Savings  and  Trust  Co.;  direc- 
Co.,  The  National  Refining  Co.,  Northern  Oil  tor  National  assn.  of  wool  fibre  mfgrs. ;  mem- 
Company,  Tillotson  &  Wolcott  Co.,  Fisher  ber  Ellsworth  lodge.  No.  505  F.  &  A.M.;  Webb 
Body  Ohio  Co.,  Glenn  L.  Martin  Co.,  Rich-  chapter  No.  14,  R.A.M. ;  Oriental  Commandery 
man  Brothers  Co.,  ^Vashmgton,  Baltimore  No.  12  Knights  Templar;  Lake  Erie  Con- 
and  Annapolis  Electric  Railway  Co.,  Indus-  sistory  32nd  degree;  Aleppo  temple  of  the 
trial  Rayon  corpn. ;  Electric  Controller  &  Mystic  Shrine;  Masonic  and  Cleveland  Auto 
Mfg.  Co.,  Union  Trust  Co.,  Midland  Steel  clubs;  holds  membership  in  National  Assn. 
Products  Co.,  Cleveland  Southwestern  Rail-  of  Manuafcturers  of  U.S.A.;  National  Knitted 
way  &  Light  Company.  Annapolis  &  Outerwear  Assn.;  Cleveland  Civic  league; 
Chesapeake  Bay  Power  Company  and  Murrav  Cleveland  chapter  of  National  Aeronautical 
Ohio  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  assn.  of  U.S.A.;  American  National  Red  Cross 
and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  Union,  Cleveland  chapter;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  In- 
Mayfield  Country,  Kirtland  Country,  Chagrin  dustry;  United  States  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Valley  Hunt,  Rowfant,  Mid-Day  clubs,  Cleve-  Residence:  10915  Lake-ave.  Office:  3131  W. 
land,   and   Bankers   club   of  New   York.     Res-  33rd   st. 

142 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


GLEASON,  Charles  BillinKH.  banker;  born, 
Newburgh,  N.  Y.,  1890;  son  W.  Stanton  and 
Grace  (Hoysradt)  Gleason;  educated,  Hotch- 
kiss,  1909;  Yale,  A.B.  1913;  married,  Bronx- 
ville,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  12,  1916  to  Katharine  Kent 
— children,  Jane  and  Stanton  Kent  Gleason; 
vice-pres.  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  director  and 
vice-pres.  University  club;  member  Alphi 
Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Union,  Kirtland,  Uni- 
versity, Rowfant,  Cleveland  Racket  and  Ten- 
nis clubs.  Residence:  2534  Derbvshire-rd. 
Office:   Cleveland   Trust  Co. 

GLE.\SOX,  Katharine  Kent,  born,  Bronx- 
ville,  X.  Y.,  1894;  daug^hter  W.  W.  and  Jessie 
(Adams)  Kent;  educated,  Bennett  School, 
Millbrook,  N.  Y. ;  married,  Bronxville,  N.  Y. 
Feb.  12,  1916  to  Charles  Billings  Gleason — 
children,  Jane  and  Stanton  Kent  Gleason; 
member  Women's  City  club;  Junior  league. 
Residence:  2534  Derbyshire-rd. 

GLOVER,  Donald  Mitchell,  surgeon;  born, 
Urbana,  111.,  Aug.  2,  1895;  son  John  Adams 
and  Clara  Lobdell  (Wood)  Glover;  educateil, 
Univ.  of  Illinois.  A.B.,  1916;  Harvard  medical 
school,  M.D.  1920;  married,  Willoughby.  O., 
Julv  8,  1924  to  Leona  Van  Gorder — children, 
Mary  Wood  Glover;  world  war  M.E.R.C.  191.S- 
19;  specialized  in  plastic  surgery;  demonstra- 
tor in  anatomy  and  surgery  at  Western  Re- 
serve medical  school;  visiting  surgeon  at  St. 
Luke's  hospital;  member  Cleveland  Academy 
of  ^Medicine  and  American  Medical  assn.; 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fraterni- 
ties; Harvard  club  of  Boston.  Residence: 
2855  E.  Derbyshire-rd.  Office:  7016  Euclid- 
ave. 

GLOVER,  Leona  Van  Gorder,  physician; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  26,  1897;  daughter  H. 
H.  and  Nancy  (Boice)  Van  Gorder;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school:  Wellesley  college, 
A.B.,  1919;  Western  Reserve  medical  school, 
M.  D.,  1923;  married,  Willoughby,  July  8,  1924 
to  Dr.  Donald  M.  Glover — children,  Mary 
\S'ood  Glover;  specialized  in  pediatric.?;  mem- 
ber of  Alpha  (Dmega  Alpha;  Nu  Sigma  Phi 
sorority;  American  medical  assn.;  Shake- 
speare club  ^^'elIesley  college.  Residence: 
2855   E.   Derbyshire-rd. 

GLOVD,  James  R,,  engineer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1877;  son  George  Madison  and  Frances 
(Ridgeway)  Gloyd;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  5,  1906  to  Anna  C.  Her- 
rick — children,  Anna  Frances  Gloyd  ;  vice  pres. 
Potomac  River  corpn.;  pres.,  Jefferson  De- 
velopment Co.  Charleston,  W.  Va. :  member 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers.  Residence: 
Alcazar  Hotel.    Office:  Harpers  Ferry,  W.  Va. 

GO.\KES,  Fred  W„  real  estate;  born  Oneida, 
N.  Y.,  1868;  son  Alfred  E.  and  Mary  (Palmer) 
Goakes;  educated,  public  schools,  high 
schools  and  business  college;  married,  De- 
troit, July  20,  1922  to  Thirza  A,  Merrifleld; 
entered  and  followed  real  estate  business; 
member  Annandale  Golf  club,  Pasadena,  Cal.; 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Willowick  Golf  club. 
Residence:  1145  East-blvd.  Office:  309  Wil- 
liamson Bldg. 

GODFREY,  Robert  Dnraine,  attorney;  born. 
Upper  Sandusky,  S:=ept.  24,  18S8;  son  Philips 
and  Elizabeth  Amelia  (Stoll)  Godfrey;  edu- 
cated, Lewis  Institute,  Chicago,  111.;  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  Ph.B. ;  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania  LL.B. 
1915;  married,  Cleveland  Oct.  21,  1922  to  Mar- 
Jorle  Woodworth — children,  Robert  Duraine 
Godfrey,  Jr.;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta  frater- 
nity; Mid-Day  club;  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  2121  Renrock-rd.  Of- 
fice:  1447-8   Leader-News   Bldg. 

GOETZ,  Mrs.  Anisnist  C,  born,  Cleveland, 
April    .1.    1871;    daughter    John    H.    and    Rose 


(Rolland)  Smith;  educated.  Cathedral  school, 
Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  4, 
1901  to  August  C.  Goetz — children,  Raymond, 
Harry,  Edith,  Edward  and  Rose  Goetz;  mem- 
ber Catholic  Daughters  of  America;  Womens 
Relief  corps  No.  15;  past  pres.  Woman's  club; 
identified  with  Goodrich  House.  Residence: 
1388  E.   21st  St. 

GOFF,  Caroline  Brewer,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  William  Wilson  and  Lulu  A.  (Sher- 
wood) Brewer;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  Vassar  college,  A.C;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May  24,  1924  to  William  S.  Goff— 
children,  Caroline  Brewer  Goff;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  10024  Lake 
Shore-blvd. 

GOFF.  William  Sonth^rorth,  born,  Cleveland, 
O. ;  son  Frederic  Harris  and  Frances  (South- 
worth)  Goff;  educated,  Halkey  school; 
Williams  college;  married,  Cleveland,  Mav  24, 
1!24  to  Caroline  Brewer — children,  Caroline 
Brewer  Goff;  world  war,  member  field  ar- 
tillery at  Camp  Zachary  Taylor;  vice-pres. 
W.  P.  Southworth  Co.;  asst.  treas.  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.;  member  Delta  Psi  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 10U24  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  Cleve- 
land  Trust  Co. 

GOLDBERG,  Frank  Theodore,  attorney, 
and  financing  and  civil  engineer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  2  1894;  son  Samuel  and  Mollie 
(Plotinsky)  Goldberg;  educated.  Case  school 
of  Applied  Science,  B.S.,  1916;  Cleveland  law 
school  and  Baldwin  Wallace  college,  LL.  B. 
1920;  engineer  of  city  of  Cleveland,  1916-17; 
capt.  engineers  officers  reserve  during  world 
war,  1917-18;  pres.  and  treas.  Noma  Finance 
Co.;  director  Winton  Hotel  Co.  and  Clevelanil 
Opera  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  bar 
assns. ;  Society  for  Civil  Engineers;  Stadia 
club  of  Engineers;  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity; 
"C"  club  of  Case  School  of  Applied  Science; 
Masonic  lodge;  Knights  of  Pythias.  Recrea- 
tions: football,  basketball,  boxing,  and  sports 
of  all  kinds.  Residence:  10511  Greenlawn- 
ave.     Office:  202-5  Ulmer  Bldg. 

GOLDEXBOGEX,  Ellen  May,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  1890;  daughter  Ernest  A.  and 
Christine  (Bozold)  Durschlag;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  West  high  school; 
Cleveland  school  of  education;  Cleveland  law 
school.  B.A. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1922  to  Nor- 
man Edward  Goldenbogen;  elected  to  and 
made  pres.  of  Lakewood  city  council  Jan. 
1926;  first  woman  to  hold  this  office  in  state 
of  Ohio;  member  Cleveland  Bar  a.«sn.;  League 
of  Women  Voters;  Zenith  Home  Circle;  Y.W. 
C.A. ;  Three  Arts,  Lakewood  Women's  and 
Women's  city  clubs.  Residence:  14622  Clif- 
ton-blvd. 

GOLDMAN,  Ben  B.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  13,  1896;  son  Morris  and  Bella  (Gold- 
man); educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
High  School  of  Commerce;  Baldwin  Wallace 
college,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  June  17, 
1923  to  Goldie  Weinstock — children,  one;  in 
adjutant  general  office.  War  Dept.  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  1918;  office  counsel  Joseph  Laronge 
Co.  1920-25;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
City  and  Business  Men's  clubs;  Y.M.C.A. 
Residence:  1667  Hillcrest-rd.  Office:  407 
Williamson   Bldg. 

GOLDMAN,  Solomon,  rabbi;  born,  Ukraine, 
Aug.  18.  1893;  son  Abraham  Abba  and  Jea- 
nette  (Grossman)  Goldman;  educated.  New 
York  Univ.  B.A.  1918;  Columbus  Univ.  1918- 
19;  rabbi.  The  Jewish  Theological  semin.ary 
and  candidate  L.H.D.  1918;  married.  New 
York  City,  June  23,  1908  to  Alice  M.  Lipko- 
witz — children,  Geulah  Judith  and  Naomi 
Ramah  Goldman;  conducted  services  at 
Brooklyn  Navy  yards  during  the  war;  rabbi 
Temple  Bnai  Israel,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  1917-19; 
rabbi,  B'nal  Jesbrun  temple,  Cleveland,  1919- 


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22:  rabbi,  Cleveland  Jewish  center  since 
1922;  member  Federation  Jewish  Charities; 
United  Synagogue  of  America;  Zionist  organ- 
ization of  America;  American  Jewish  Con- 
gress; Cleveland  Bureau  of  Jewish  Education; 
Council  Educational  Alliance;  Citizens  League; 
Alathians;  Beechmont  Country  club.  Resi- 
dence: 1357  East  blvd.  Office:  The  Jewish 
Center. 

GOLDN'ER,  Jacob  Henry,  clergyman;  born, 
Bridgewater,  Pa.,  Aug.  8,  1871;  son  George 
and  Caroline  (Vogt)  Goldner;  educated,  Rayen 
high  school,  Youngstown,  O. ;  Hiram  college. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Univ.  of  Chicago; 
Harvard  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  10, 
1904  to  Harriet  B.  Marks — children,  Jacob  H. 
and  Gerald  R.  Goldner;  pastor  Chagrin  Falls, 
1896-1898;  pastor  Euclid  Ave.  Christian  church 
since  Jan.  1900;  has  travelled  through  Greece, 
Egypt,  Palestine,  Europe,  Asia  Minor  and 
Turkey,  Sinai  and  Arbia.  Residence:  2528 
Edghill-rd.     Office:   Euclid-ave.   and  E.   100th 

St. 

GOLDSMITH.  Edith  JoHeph.  born,  Cleveland, 
April  23,  1892;  daughter  Siegmund  and  Ro- 
linda  (Hays)  Joseph;  educated,  Hough  school; 
Laurel  school;  Kindergarten  training  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  14,  1911  to  Walter 
A.  Goldsmith — children,  John  Joseph,  Suzanne 
Kathryn  and  Betty  Jane  Goldsmith;  member 
welfare  board  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland  Child 
welfare  federation;  Educational  league;  Fed- 
eration of  Womens  clubs;  pres.  Temple 
Womens  assn.;  League  of  Women  Voters; 
Womens  City  club.  Residence:  2550  Arling- 
ton-rd. 

GOLDSMITH,  Isadore,  newspaper  writer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  20,  1875;  son  S.  M. 
and  Sarah  (Forsch)  Goldsmith;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Akron, 
Nov.  20,  1899  to  Cora  V.  Nachtrieb — children, 
two;  member  City  club;  Civic  League;  Typo- 
graphical Union  No.  53;  editor  Assn.  of  In- 
ternational Labor  press;  managing  editor 
Cleveland  Federationist;  owner  Cleveland 
Weekly  Railroad  Guide;  member  Euclid  ave- 
nue Temple;  Men's  Temple  club.  Residence: 
9108  Hough-ave.  Office:  450  Rockefeller  Bldg. 
Bldg. 

GOLD.SMITH,  AValter  A.,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  Dec.  28,  1876;  son  Abram 
and  Sara  (Apfel)  Goldsmith;  educated,  Univ. 
ol  Cincinnati,  O.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  14, 
1911  to  Edith  Joseph — children,  John  Joseph, 
Suzanne  Kathryn  and  Betty  Jane  Goldsmith; 
pres.  Walter  A.  Goldsmith  Co.;  member  Ed- 
ucational league;  Men's  City,  Cleveland  Ad- 
vertising, Excelsior,  Oakwood  and  Town 
clubs.  Residence:  2550  Arlington-rd.  Office: 
2152  Superior-ave. 

GOLDS^VOUD,  Jniiies,  factory  sup't. ;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  9,  1864;  son  Cornelius  and 
Jennie  (Cole)  Goldsword;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  6, 
1894  to  Marina  Meermans;  director  Globe  Pa- 
per Co.  and  Barger  Sheet  Metal  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  1352 
E.   85th  St.     Office:   1506  Superior-ave. 

GOLRICK,  Albert  Raymond,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  11,  1889;  son  Philip  and 
Anna  Rae  (Thompkins)  Golrick;  educated. 
Case  school  of  AppUed  Science;  Baldwin 
Wallace  college;  Cleveland  law  school;  de- 
grees, M.E.,  B.S.,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland 
Nov.  24,  1917  to  Grace  Summers — children, 
Philip  David,  Richard  Thompkins  and  Nancy 
Grace  Golrick;  worked  as  an  apprentice  in 
machine  shop  making  tools;  studied  drafting 
and  machine  designing  in  night  school; 
served  as  machine  designer  for  several  large 
corporations;  attended  night  school  at  Cen- 
tral Institute  and  specialized  In  automatic 
machine  development;  became  consulting  en- 
gineer,   then   patent   expert   and    finally   gen- 


eral law  and  patent  lawyer;  prea.  Rubber 
Development  Co.;  partner  in  Bates,  Moclilin, 
Golrick  and  Teare  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Patent  Law  assn.;  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity; 
Gyro  club.  Residence:  3534  E.  104th  st.  Office: 
1028  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

GOLTRA,  Annie  Laura,  born,  Bloomington, 
111.  Aug.  2,  1869;  daughter  Geo.  W.  and  Caro- 
line (Hoover)  Rust;  educated,  common  and 
high  school  Bloomington,  111.;  married, 
Bloomington,  111.,  June  12,  1888  to  W.  F. 
Goltra — children,  Fay  Goltra  Spindler  (de- 
ceased). Pearl  and  Perry  P.  CJoltra;  world 
war,  member  Red  Cross  Unit  of  Cleveland, 
two  years  service,  received  decoration;  vico- 
pres.  and  director  The  W.  F.  Goltra  Tie  Co.; 
member  Epworth  Euclid  M.E.  church;  Cleve- 
land   Sorosis.      Residence:    1940    E.    93rd   st. 

GOLTRA,  William  Francis,  merchant  and 
manufacturer;  born,  Kankakee,  111.,  Dec.  3, 
1861;  son  Clarkson  K.  and  Elmira  (Perrault) 
Goltra;  educated,  St.  Viateurs  college,  Bour- 
bonnais.  111.;  Univ  of  111.,  Urbana,  111.  B.S. 
In  C.E.,  1883;  married,  Bloomington,  111.,  Juno 
12,  1888  to  Annie  Laura  Rust — children,  Fay 
Goltra  Spindler  (deceased).  Pearl  and  Perry 
P.  Goltra;  continually  in  service  of  Lake  Erie 
and  Western  railroad  as  engineer,  draftsman, 
chief  clerk  to  purchasing  agent,  to  chief  en- 
gineer, to  general  manager,  asst.  chief  en- 
gineer and  purchasing  agent,  1884-1907;  gen- 
eral tie  agent.  New  York  Central  Lines  west 
of  Buffalo,  1907-1911;  pres.  and  director  W.  F. 
Goltra  Tie  Co.  since  1911;  dealers  and  manu- 
facturers of  railroad  ties  and  lumber;  In- 
terested in  wood  preserving  plants;  has  writ- 
ten several  boolcs  and  papers  pertaining  to 
timber  preservation;  member  American  Wood 
Preservers  assn.;  National  Assn.  of  Railroad 
Tie  Producers;  Tyrian  lodge,  A.  F.  &  A.  M. 
Coeur  de  Lion  Commandery,  Kniglits  Templar; 
A. A.  Scottisii  Rite,  32nd  degree;  Epworth- 
Euclid  M.E.  church;  University  of  Illinois 
Alumni  club  of  Cleveland,  pres.  1926;  resi- 
dent of  Indianapolis  from  1888  to  1901;  in 
Cleveland  since  1001.  Residence;  1940  E.  93rd 
St.      Office:    664   Rockefeller   Bldg. 

GOODBRIDAD,  Donna  May,  musician;  born, 
Metamora,  O. ;  daughter  Dr.  Robert  L.  and 
Jennie  (Melhorn)  Souder;  educated,  Ohio 
Northern  Univ.;  Oberlin  Conservatory;  Stern- 
berg School  of  Music,  Phila. ;  married,  Ada, 
O.,  Oct.  26,  1904  to  Harry  Leith  Goodbread — 
children,  Ruth  Goodbread;  accompanist  of 
Miss  Lila  Robeson,  contralto,  formerly  of  the 
Metropolitan  Opera  Co.;  director  of  programs 
Fortnightly  Musical  club;  member  Lecture 
Recital  club  and  Musical  Arts  society;  vice- 
pres.  and  state  chairman  of  contests  in  Ohio 
Federation  of  Music  clubs  1922-1925;  pres. 
The  Ohio  Federation  of  Music  clubs,  1926; 
official  accompanist  for  7th  Biennial  Natl, 
contest  of  Natl.  Fed.  of  Music  clubs  Chicago. 
April,  1927.  Residence:  2795  Euclid  Hghts.- 
blvd. 

GOODHUE,  Lanra  Singlctary,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  21,  1871;  daughter  Anson  R.  and 
Martha  (Chapman)  Singletary;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  26,  1895  to  William  M.  Good- 
hue; member  Daughters  of  the  American 
Revolution;  United  States  Daughter  of  1812; 
Daughters  of  American  Colonists;  Daughters 
of  Founders  and  Patriots;  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:    1862    E.    101st    St. 

GOODMAN,  Hannah  B.,  born,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  Aug.  17,  1892;  daughter  Samuel  Elia  and 
FUizabeth  (Carpel)  Brenner;  educated.  Cen- 
tral high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29, 
1915  to  Julius  A.  Goodman — children,  Herbert 
Jules  Goodman;  member  Council  of  Jewish 
Women;  Sisterhood  Euclid-ave.  Temple;  Y.W. 
C.A. ;  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2447 
Lee-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 


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GOODMAN,  Max  P.,  counselor  at  law;  born, 
Cleveland.  Aug.  28,  1872;  son  Jacob  and  Rose 
(Herschowitz)  Goodman;  educated.  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married.  Cleveland,  Dec.  14, 
1909  to  Julia  E.  Bamberger — children,  Julian 
Max  and  Maxine  C.  R.  Goodman;  councilman 
Mayor  Farley's  administration;  while  in 
city  council  introduced  and  forced  legisla- 
tion to  be  enacted  abolishing  railroad  grade 
crossings;  pres.  Euclid  105th  Properties  Co.; 
director  Youngstown  &  Ohio  River  R.R.,  Op- 
penheim  Collins  Co.,  The  Ancaster  Co..  The 
Frankle  Bros.  Co.,  the  Metal  Products  Co., 
The  American  Fire  Clay  Products  Co.,  the 
Euclid  Doan  Power  Co.,  The  Newman  Cigar 
Co.,  pres.  Woodland  Building  &  Improve- 
ment Co.;  organized  Y.  &  O.  R.R. ;  practiced 
law  since  1894;  member  Forest  City  lodge, 
F.  &  A.  M.  (life  member);  I.O.B.B. ;  H.B.  &. 
S.U.;  has  composed  some  music  including 
Gov.  McKinley's  Inaugural  March.  Recrea- 
tion: music  and  literature.  Residence:  2401 
Coventry-rd.     Office:  I2th  fl.  State  Bank  Bldg. 

GOODMAN,  Win.  Z.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  19,  1898;  son  Max  and  Reggie 
Goodman;  educated,  Bolton  school,  1913;  Cen- 
tral high  school,  1917;  law  school  Baldwin 
Wallace  college,  June  1920,  LL.B. ;  passed 
bar  examination,  June  1920;  asst.  sec.  Build- 
ing Contractors  Exchange,  1921  and  1922; 
see.  and  attorney  Building  Contractors  Ex- 
change, 1923;  settlement  of  wage  disputes 
and  lockouts  in  building  trades  in  co-opera- 
tion with  secretary  of  The  Builders  Ex- 
change, 1922  and  1923;  treas.  The  Justice 
Realty  Co.;  pres.  Property  Managers,  Inc.; 
director  Sylvania  Mfg.  Co.  and  Metal  Alloys 
Company;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  for- 
merly treas.  and  pres.  of  Heights  Temple 
Alumni  assn.;  formerly  member  board  of 
trustees  B.  J.  Temple;  member  Windermere 
lodge  K.  of  P.;  Century  club.  Residence: 
Griswold    Hotel.      Office:    530    Leader   Bldg. 

GOODWIN,  Mary  C,  physician  and  surgeon; 
born,  Middlefield,  O.,  Feb.  23,  1863;  daughter 
Clinton  and  Lucy  Wilder  (Taylor)  Goodwin; 
educated,  Chardon  high  school;  Cleveland  Col- 
lege of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  (now  West- 
ern Reserve),  1897;  sec.  of  directors  Provi- 
dent hospital;  member  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  Medical  Library  assn.;  Ohio 
State  Medical  assn.;  member  of  staff  at  Provi- 
dent hospital  and  Florence  Crittenton  home; 
member  Taylor  chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  Glenville 
chapter  O.  E.  S.;  Glenville  Presbyterian 
church.  Recreation:  country  trips  with  a 
kodak,  reading.     Office:  10516  St.  Clair-ave. 

GOOD\VIN,  William  McCoUongrh.  dentist; 
born,  Sardis,  O..  Sept.  8,  1899;  son  Wm.  Mc. 
and  Eleanore  (Burton)  Goodwin;  educated 
Clarington,  O.  high  school,  1914-1917;  Central 
Institute,  1917-1918;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
dental  school,  D.D.S.,  1918-1922;  mouth  hy- 
giene service,  Board  of  Education;  member 
Delta  Sigma  Delta  dental  fraternity;  Cleve- 
land, Ohio  State  and  American  Dental  assns. 
Recreation:  hunting  and  fishing.  Residence: 
11432  Euclid-ave.  Office:  7811  Wade  Park- 
ave. 

GORDON,  Wallace  M.,  clergyman;  born, 
Montreal,  Can.;  son  John  W.  and  Mary  (Hol- 
land) Gordon;  educated.  Bishops  Univ.,  Can- 
ada; General  Theological  Seminary,  New 
York,  1st  class  English  honors,  M.A.;  world 
war,  capt.  Camp  Sherman;  pastor  St.  Agnes 
church,  E.  Orange,  N.  J.;  Grace  church,  Cin- 
cinnati, O.;  asst.  Trinity  church,  Buffalo;  As- 
cension church,  Lakewood,  O.  Residence: 
13216   Detroit-ave.,  Lakewood. 

GORDON,  William,  attorney;  born.  Oak 
Harbor,  O.,  Dec.  15,  1S6J;  son  Washington 
and  Margaret  (Rymers)  Gordon;  educated. 
Oak  Harbor  public   schools;   Toledo   Business 


college,  Toledo,  O. ;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  LL.B.; 
married.  Port  Clinton,  O.,  Sept.  12,  1893  to 
Elizabeth  M.  Gernhard — children,  Walter 
Scott  and  Dorothy  Gordon;  served  four  years 
as  deputy  county  treas.;  six  years  member 
board  of  county  school  examiners;  six  years 
as  prosecuting  attorney,  all  in  Ottawa 
County;  delegate  to  Democratic  National  con- 
vention at  Chicago  In  1896  from  9th  Congres- 
sional dist.  of  Ohio;  member  Democratic 
State  Central  Committee,  1903-1904;  moved  to 
Cleveland,  1906;  elected  to  63rd  Congress  from 
the  20th  district  of  Ohio  in  Nov.  1912  and  re- 
elected to  64th  and  65th  Congresses;  pres. 
and  member  board  of  directors  The  Gordon 
Lumber  Co.,  Oak  Harbor,  O.;  member  Bigelow 
lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Forest  City  Commandery, 
K.  T.;  Thatcher  Chapter,  R.  A.  M.;  Past  Mast- 
ers Assn.  of  Cleveland;  Al  Koran  Temple,  N. 
M.  S. ;  Lakewood  Country  club.  Recreation: 
duck  hunting.  Residence:  6904  Franklin-ave. 
Office:  Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

GORMAN,  Harold  Heranconrt,  lawyer;  born, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Nov.  28,  1894;  son  Frank  M. 
and  Lillian  (Herancourt)  Gorman;  educated, 
Franklin  school,  Cincinnati;  Harvard  college, 
A.  B.  cum  laude,  1916;  Harvard  law  school, 
LL.B.  1918;  married,  Cincinnati,  O.,  Sept.  28, 
1918  to  Dorothy  May  Bowman — children, 
Frank  M.  and  Dorothy  M.  Gorman;  asst. 
solicitor  Dept.  of  State,  Washington,  D.  C., 
Nov.  1918  to  May,  1919;  with  former  firm. 
Reed,  Meals  &  Eichelberger;  attorney  with 
Automobile  Club,  Cleveland,  Jan.  1922  to  Jan. 
1923;  member  law  firm  Wilson  &  Gorman 
since  Jan.  1923;  sec.  and  treas.  The  Water- 
wood  Land  Co.  and  Mortgage  Loans,  Inc.; 
director  B.  Epstein  &  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  assn.;  S.  A.  E.  fraternity;  Heights  lodge, 
No.  633  F.  &  A.  M.;  Heights  chapter,  R.  A.  M.; 
member  Harvard  and  City  clubs.  Residence: 
3205  E.  137th  st.     Office:    527  Guardian  Bldg. 

GORSLINE,  Mildred  AV.,  prod,  mgr.;  born. 
Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  May  1,  1896;  daughter  Homer 
A.  and  Mary  (Van  Zant)  Gorsllne;  educated, 
East  high  school;  Cleveland  Advertising 
school;  asst.  treas.  The  Lezius  Ptg.  Co.;  with 
this  company  13  years;  member  Women's 
Advertising  club.  Recreation:  riding,  gar- 
dening, skating  and  dancing.  Residence: 
2552  Eaton-rd.,  University  Hghts.  Office: 
1115  Oregon-ave. 

GOSS,  Edward  Alfred,  banking;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  22,  1894;  son  Thomas  C.  and 
Anna  (Knowles)  Goss;  educated,  Shaw  high 
school,  1913;  Dartmouth  college,  1917,  B.  S.; 
Cleveland  Law  school,  1926;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May  4,  1920  to  Helen  B.  Case — children, 
Robert  Case  Goss;  world  war,  private  30lst 
field  signal  battalion,  76th  division;  sales- 
man Borton  &  Borton,  1919-1920;  teller 
with  Union  Trust  Co.  1920-1926;  with  The 
Equity  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  since  May  1926; 
member  Theta  Delta  Chi  fraternity.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residence:  2433  Overlook-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:  Union  Trust  Co. 

GOSS,  Harriet  Brown,  born,  Cleveland, 
March  30,  1892;  daughter  Ernest  Benton  and 
Carrie  (Anthony)  Brown;  educated.  Smith  col- 
lege, 1914,  A.  B.;  Cleveland  normal  school, 
1914-1915  (graduate  work);  married,  Cleve- 
land June  30.  1920  to  Leonard  Knowles  Goss 
— children  Thomas  Ernest  Goss;  teacher 
Empire  Junior  high  school,  1915-1916;  Uni- 
versity school  for  boys,  1917-1920,  teaching 
history  and  geography.  Residence:  1579  Bel- 
mar-rd. 

GOSS,  Helen  Cane,  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  16, 
1898;  daughter  Clyde  A.  and  Blanche  A. 
(Shunk)  Case;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school,  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  May  4,  1920 
to  Alfred  Edward  Goss — children,  Robert  Case 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Goss.    Residence:  2433  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Unity   school   of  Christianity,   Carnegie   Hall, 

Hghts.  Rev.    Ernest    C.    Wilson,    leader.       Residence: 

GO.SS.  Leonard  Knowles,  engineer;  born,  14001  Cllfton-blvd. 
Cleveland.  Feb.  21,  1891;  son  Thos.  Carr  an^  goULDER,  Charleii,  real  estate  and  build- 
Anna  Mary  (Knowles)  Goss;  educated,  East  jng.  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  22,  1847;  son  C.  B. 
high  school;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science  ^nd  Barbara  (Freeland)  Goulder;  educated. 
B.  S.,  1913;  married,  Cleveland  June  30  1920  Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
to  Harriet  Mildred  Brown — children,  Thomas  june  20,  1892  to  Marian  Clements  (deceased) 
Ernest  Goss;  world  war,  lieut.  ordnance  dept.,  — children,  Mrs.  Robert  J.  Izant  and  Mrs.  Robt. 
U.S.A.,  1917-1919;  pres.  The  Commercial  Tool  p.  Hamilton,  Jr.;  laid  out  and  dedicated 
Co.;  member  American  Society  of  Mechanical  parkwood-dr.  allotment  and  built  most  of  the 
Engineers;  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  Unl-  houses  on  allotment;  built  block  on  Superior 
versity  club.  Residence:  1579  Belmar-rd.  and  E.  111th  st.;  built  on  Riverside-ave.,  Ma- 
Office:   2026  E.  22nd  st.  pledale-ave.,    Lee-rd.    and    Eddy-rd.;    former 

GOTTFRIED,     Henry     S.,    attorney;     born,  member  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Real  Es- 

Hungary,    Feb.    19,    1893;    son    Joseph    A.    and  tate    board;    member    City    club.      Residence: 

Helen    (Sperling)    Gottfried;    educated.    Bald-  1261    Parkwood-dr. 

win-Wallace,      Cleveland      law      school,      cum  GOULDER,     Harvey     Danforth,     admiralty 

laude;    married     Cleveland,    Nov.    14,    1915    to  lawyer   born,   March   7,   1853;    son   Christopher 

Charlotte    Stark— children,    Bernice    and    Hel-  jy   ^nd  Barbara  (Freeland)  Goulder;  educated, 

aine    Gottfried;    world    war.    Cleveland    prd-  public    schools;     Central    high    school,    1869; 

nance,  district    claims   board;    with   Cleveland  studied    law    in  office   of   Tyler    &    Dennison; 

Electric  Illuminating  Co.^ven  years;  auditor  ^^arried,    Washington,   Nov.    11,    1878    to   Mary 

years-   pral^UcinlTaw'^six  y%ars°   sic    and  m^  ^-  ^^^^^^    (deceased,    1913);   married,  Aug.   5. 

Sector  ^alsooFfriaceC^o.S'Vperior  Sales  19^5  to  Mrs.  Seabury  C   Ford  (deceased.  1921); 

Service    Co.;    director    Royal    Plumbing    Co.;  fP^nt     summer     vacations     working     on     the 

member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Cleveland  City  lakes    under    his    father     a    master    of    lake 

lodge  No.  15,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Grotto;  Windermere  craft;   in   1871  entered   the   employ   of  Alcott, 

lodge  K.  of  P.;  Citizens  league.     Recreation:  Horton  &  Co.  as  entry  clerk  in  wholesale  dry 

golf.       Residence:    2969    East    Derbyshire-rd.  goods  dept.;   took   up   study  of  admiralty  law 

Office:  1110  Hippodrome  Bldg.  under    the   late    John    E.    Carey;    in    1875    re- 


ceived  license    to    practice   admiralty    law    in 


medal;  married,  Cleveland,  1899  to  Myra  Scott;  intimately  connected  with  marine  matters, 
director  Western  Reserve  school  of  design,  and  extensive  practice  in  lake  and  river  cities 
1893;  instructor  Oberlin  college;  ex-pres.  and  from  Duluth  to  Montreal;  recognized  au- 
master  emeritus  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists;  thority  on  all  phases  of  admiralty  law;  gen- 
senior  Instructor  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  In-  eral  counsel  Great  Lakes  Protective  Assn. 
structor  John  Huntington  Institute;  member  and  American  Bureau  of  Shipping;  director 
The  American  Federation  of  Arts.  Office:  Wilson  Transit  Co.  and  Cleveland  &  Buffalo 
Cleveland  School  of  Art.  Transit   Co.;    member   Chamber   of   Commerce; 

„ „    „          „     ^^    I.           T>,^^  %.      _\.  American    Academy    of    Political    and    Social 

GOTTWALD.  Myra  Scott,  born,  Pittsburgh,  gdence;  American   Bar   assn.;   Maritime   Law 

Sept.  27    1868;  daughter  M.  Turner  and  Char-  American     Society     of     International 

Ictte     (Jackson)     Scott;    educated     Cleveland  Society  of  Naval  Architects  and  Marine 

ilgh   school;   Cleveland   normal    school;    mar-  t^,^^,'  „„^o.    Av,:„    sr^r^ietv   of   Mow    Vnrv     TnHia 


clubs,  Cleveland;  Congressional  Country  club 
GOlJliD,  Allen  Adams,  engineer  and  mfrs.  of  Washington;  Croatan  Country  club  of  Vlr- 
agent;  born,  Newton,  Mass.,  Dec.  14,  1887;  son  ginla;  Buffalo  Athletic  and  Transportation 
John  Allen  and  Frances  Taylor  (Sabin)  Gould;  clubs  of  Buffalo;  Detroit  and  Detroit  Athletic 
educated,  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  1910,  clubs  of  Detroit.  Residence:  Stockbridge 
bachelor  of  science;  troop  A,  Ohio  Cavalry.  Apts.  Office:  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
Mexican  Border,  1916-1917;  world  war,  British  ,  ^,  ,  , 
ministry  of  munitions  in  U.  S.  1917;  capt.  GOWEN.  Albert  YonngloTe,  born,  Cleveland, 
M.T.C.  with  G-1  Staff  37th  Division  A.E.F.,  May  8,  1883;  son  Caleb  E.  and  Gertrude 
1918;  Meuse-Argonne  offensive;  Ypres  Lys  (Younglove)  Gowen;  educated.  University 
offensive;  major  M.T.C,  engineering  div,  school;  St.  Pauls  school,  Concord,  N.  H.  and 
SOS.,  1919;  asst.  engineer  Peerless  Motor  Harvard  college;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Mar- 
Car  Co.;  asst.  sales  manager,  The  Towmotor  garet  H.  Smith — children,  Margaret  H.Gow- 
Co.;  director  University  club:  district  mgr.  en;  director  Kelley  Island  Lime  &  Trans- 
The  Lewis  Asphalt  Engineering  Corpn.;  port  Co.;  started  in  business  1906  with  Kelley 
ex.  S.A.E.;  Industrial  division.  Community  Island  Lime  Co.;  connected  with  Lehigh  Port- 
Fund;  member  Phi  Beta  Epsilon  fraternity;  land  Cement  Co.  15  years,  last  five  years  as 
University  club;  Technology  club  of  Northern  vice-pres.;  due  to  ill  health,  has  resigned 
Ohio.  Recreation:  tennis  and  squash  rac-  from  all  business  connections,  except  to  act 
quettes.  Residence:  University  club,  3813  in  an  advisory  capacity  with  companies  In 
Euclid-ave  Office:  4500  Euclid-ave.  which  he  is  interested;  member  Tavern,  Union 
„,  ,  ^  „  ,-  and  Kirtland  clubs  of  Cleveland;  Chicago  and 
GOULD.  Lonise.  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  12,  University  clubs  of  Chicago:  New  York  Yacht 
1883;  daughter  John  and  Marie  (Frank)  (.juj,  ^f  n.  Y.  Residence:  Magnolia-dr.  Of- 
Horning;  educated.  Orchard  and  Hicks  schools,  «„«.  Leader  News  Bldg. 
Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  June  27,  1906  ^  ^^a-uc  o  „  ,  ^  ^ 
to  Walter  C.  Gould — children,  Harvey  Walter  GRAHAM,  Charles  Adam,  florist;  born, 
Gould;  member  Lakewood  Child  Conserva-  Cleveland.  July  22,  1898;  son  C.  J.  and  Lulu 
tion  League,  sec.  vice-pres.  pres.  Educational  (Peterson)  Graham;  educated  Kenyon  col- 
Chairman,    served   seven    years.;    serving   the  lege;    married,    Cleveland,    July    19,    1922    to 

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Helen  Beatrice  Kinney;  junior  member,  A. 
Graham  and  Son;  member  Delta  Kappa  Ep- 
sllon  fraternity.  Uesidence:  3233  E.  Mon- 
mouth-rd.     Office:   12319  Euclid-ave. 

GRAHAM,  Kliznbrth  Dorrnnce,  born,  Croth- 
erB,  Pa..  Apr.  29,  1885;  daughter  Robert 
Miller  and  Ella  HodK:ins  (Crolhers)  Dorrence; 
educated,  Miss  MittTebergers  school  and  Na- 
tional Parlt  Seminary; — children,  Elizabeth 
Crothers  Graham.  Residence:  Wade  Park 
Manor. 

GRAHAM,  Grnce  B.,  teacher;  born,  Lorain, 
O.,  Oct.  14,  1895;  daughter  James  Alexander 
and  Grace  (Brow)  Graham;  educated,  Co- 
lumbia Institute,  Columbia,  Tenn.;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  A.  B.  1918;  Cleveland  School 
of  Art;  teacher  of  English  at  Heights  and 
Shaker  high  schools;  member  Sigma  Psl  so- 
rority (C.  for  W.,  W.  R.  U.),  and  Women's 
City  club.     Residence:  2052  E.  88th-st. 

GRAH.\M,  Jnnies  Kdwnrd,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  1879;  son  Adam  and  Janet  (Mar- 
shall) Graham;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  children,  Elizabeth  C.  Graham;  mem- 
ber Troop  A.  Veterans  assn.;  Shaker  Hghts. 
Country,  National  Town  and  Country  and 
Cleveland  clubs.  Residence:  12341  Euclid- 
ave. 

GRAHAM,  John  H.,  architect;  born,  Waynes- 
burg  Pa..  Sept.  11,  1880;  son  Geo.  W.  and 
Ella  (Roberts)  Graham;  educated  Cornell 
Univ.,  B.  A.  and  M.  A.  in  architecture;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1910  to  Jessie  Orton — children, 
Jack  O.  Graham;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Athletic,  T.akewood  Elks  and  Acacia 
Country  cliilis.  Jicsidence:  3025  Fairfax-rd. 
Office:   1610  Euclid-ave. 

GRANDIN,  George  AVUbert,  lumber  busi- 
ness; born,  Tidioute,  Pa.,  Apr.  13,  1874;  son 
Elijah  Bishop  and  Emma  P.  (Williams) 
Grandin;  educated.  Hill  school.  Pottstown, 
Pa.;  Phillips  Andover  academy,  Andover, 
Mass.  ,and  Yale  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  1,  1905  to  Mabel  Burnham — children, 
Thomas  Burnham,  Robert  Bi-shop  and  Ruth 
Coll  Grandin;  pres.  White-Grandln  Lumber 
Co.,  director  Louisiana  Sawmill  Co.,  Forest 
Lumber  Co.,  Cleveland  Burial  Case  Co.,  Inter- 
state Terminal  Warehouses  and  Union  Trust 
Co.;  treas.,  Louisiana  Central  Lumber  Co.; 
sec.  Missouri  Lumber  &  Mining  Co.;  trustee 
Babies  and  Childrens  hospital  and  Cleveland 
Museum  Natural  History;  member  Union, 
Tavern,  Mayfleld,  Kirtland  and  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Hunt  clubs.  Residence:  10723  Magnolla- 
dr.   Office:    Union    Trust   Bldg. 

GRANDIN,  Mabel  Burnham,  born.  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Thomas  W.  and  Mary  Kate 
(Coll)  Burnham;  educated.  Miss  Mittleberg- 
er'e  school,  Cleveland  and  Misses  Peebles  and 
Thompson  school,  N.  Y.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  1,  1905  to  George  Wilbert  Grandin — 
children,  Thomas  Burnham,  Robert  Bishop 
and  Ruth  Coll  Grandin;  trustee  Babies'  & 
childrens  hospital  and  represents  same  on 
board  of  Welfare  Federation.  Residence: 
10723    Magnolia-dr. 

GR.\NT,  Eline  Benton  Hanchett,  born,  Sag- 
inaw, Mich.,  Sept.  3,  1887;  daughter  Benton 
and  Susan  E.  (Naglee)  Hanchett;  educated, 
Ogontz  and  Brlarcliff  colleges;  married,  Sag- 
inaw, Mich.,  Feb.  4.  1910  to  Richard  F.  Grant 
— children.  Benton  Hanchett  and  Richard  De- 
Golyer  Grant.  Residence:  12609  Lake  Shore- 
blvd. 

GRANT,  Richard  Frank,  born.  Owatonna. 
Minn.,  Dec.  1,  1879;  son  Frank  Freeman  and 
Mary  (De  Golyer)  Grant;  educated,  Yalo, 
1899,  Ph.  B.;  New  York  law  school,  1901, 
LLkB.;  married,   Saginaw,  Mich.,   Feb.   4,   1910 


to  Elise  Benton  Hanchett— children,  Benton 
Hanchett  and  Richard  De  Golyer  CJrant;  mem- 
ber Union,  Tavern,  Chagrin  Valley  and  Kirt- 
land clubs.  Kistdence:  12609  Lake  Shore- 
blvd.     Office:    1300    Leader-Newa   Bldg. 

GRA.SSELLI,  Kmille  Smith,  born.  Rock  Is- 
land, III..  Nov.  4,  1878;  daughter  Henry  and 
Anna  (Fries)  Smith;  educated,  convent  of 
the  "Sacre  Coeur";  married.  Rock  Island, 
May  29,  1899  to  Thoma.s  Saxton  Grasselll — 
children,  Caesar  A.  II,  Thomas  Fries  and 
Harry  Williams  Grasselll;  world  war,  Cleve- 
land head(iuarters  canteen  work;  Cleveland 
surgical  dressings;  member  Garden  Club  of 
tMeveland,  Women's  City,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Garden  and  Fortniglitly  Musical  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2775   South    Park-blv(i.,   Shaker  Hghts. 

(iR.A.SSKl.i^I,  iieirn  I>one,  born,  Hayesvllle, 
Aug.  2S,  18S6;  daughter  Ellis  Orrin  and  Mar- 
tha (Helbert)  Long;  educated,  high  school, 
Putnam  County.  Fla.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  7,  1912  to  Edward  Grasselll;  Baptist,  ac- 
tive in  religious  work.  Residence:  12401 
Colt-rd. 

GRASSELLI,  ThoniaH  Saxton,  pres.;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  14,  1874;  son  C.  A.  and 
Johanna  (Ireland)  Grasselll;  educated.  Mount 
St.  Mary's  college,  Maryland;  married.  Rock 
Island,  111.,  May  29,  1899  to  Emilie  Smith — 
children,  Caesar  A.  Grasselll,  II.,  Tom  Fries 
and  Harry  Williams  Grasselll;  connected 
with  Troop  A,  1893-1899;  served  as  captain 
and  quarter  master  First  Ohio  Volunteer 
Cavalry  Spanish  American  war;  transferred 
to  Washington  in  1898  as  captain  and  asst. 
quartermaster,  Volunteers;  for  general  ser- 
vices having  to  do  with  Italians  in  this  city 
and  in  recognition  of  production  service  dur- 
ing world  war,  was  decorated  by  King  of 
Italy,  Knight  of  the  Crown  of  Italy,  March 
18,  1921;  May  31,  1925  received  decoration 
from  king  of  Italy.  Rank  of  Commendatore 
of  Crown  of  Italy;  associated  with  The  Gras- 
selll Chemical  Co.  since  1893.  serving  through 
various  departments  of  the  business  until 
elected  pres.  January.  1916;  director  Union 
Trust  Co.  and  Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  Ry.  Co.; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Chemists' 
club.  New  York;  Union,  Kirtland,  Country, 
Mid-Day,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Thousand  Is- 
land Country,  Rock  Island  Arsenal  Golf,  Pep- 
per Pike  Country  and  Congressional  Coun- 
try clubs.  Residence:  2775  South  Park-  blvd., 
Shaker    Hghts.      Office:    1300    Guardian    Bldg. 

GRAVES,  Edna  Wilson,  born,  Lebanon, 
Ind.;  daughter,  James  David  and  Catherine 
(Trips)  Wilson;  educated,  Shortridge  and 
Indianapolis,  Ind.;  married,  Indianapolis, 
June  21,  1905  to  Edward  M.  Graves;  member 
Shaker  Hghts.  Guild.  Residence:  2950  Attle- 
boro-rd. 

GRAVES,  Edward  Ilf.,  civil  engineer;  born, 
Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Sept.  15,  1877;  son  Thomas 
Smith  and  Emma  S.  Graves;  educated,  Cornell, 
1899;  married,  Indianapolis,  June  21,  1905  to 
Edna  Mae  Wilson;  world  war,  capt.  engi- 
neers; maj,  engineers;  lieut,  col.  engineers; 
foreign  service  In  France;  pres.  Central 
Dredging  Co.;  member  A.  S.  C.  E.;  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Masonic  lodge,  Scottish  Rite; 
Shrine;  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Union. 
Shaker  and  Mid-Day  cluhs.  Residence:  2950 
Attleboro-rd.  Office:  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
Office:    Bell    Bldg.,    Chicago.    111. 

GRAVES.  M'iilinm  Cletna,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  April  26,  1893;  son  Michael 
and  Antolnetta  (McNamara)  Graves;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  Baldwin 
Wallace  college.  LL.D.,  1916;  world  war,  one 
of   the   organizers   of   company   F,    3rd   Ohio; 


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a  four  minute  man  and  loan  worker;  part- 
ner, Price,  Graves  and  Potter;  sec.  Bowen 
'Brick  &  Supply  Co.;  vlce-pres.  Peoples  Cut 
Rate  Laundry  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn. ;  Cleveland  Law  Library;  on  Public 
Welfare  committee  of  Elks  lodge  No.  18; 
member  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity;  Grand 
fraternity;  Civic  league;  Lake  &  Forest  club. 
Pelican  Lake,  Wise;  Headlands  on  the  Lake 
club;  Swastika  and  City  clubs.  Recreation: 
traveling,  reading  and  outdoor  life.  Resi- 
dence: 13107  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Of- 
fice:   609   Hanna   Bldg. 

GRAY,  A.  Donnid,  landscape  architect; 
born,  Tyrone,  Pa.,  Feb.  24,  1891;  educated, 
Bufknell  Univ.  ScB. ;  post  graduate  work 
Harvard  Univ.;  world  war,  2nd  lieut.  engi- 
neers; formerly  associated  with  Olmstead 
Brothers,  Landscape  architects;  since  1920 
head  of  his  own  office  in  Cleveland;  sec.  Mid- 
land Bldg.  Corp.;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta 
fraternity;  Masonic  lodge;  English  Speaking 
Union;  University  and  Civitan  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2110  Surrey-rd  Cleveland  Hghts.  Of- 
fice;   8120    Euclid-ave. 

GRAY,  Charles  Bennltt,  asst.  genl.  mgr. ; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  4,  1889;  son  Arthur  P. 
and  Ellen  (Howe)  Gray;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  26, 
1914  to  Myrtle  E.  Sower;  asst.  genl.  mgr. 
Buckeye  Electric  Division  National  LaniiJ 
Works  of  General  Electric  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  National  Town  and  Coun- 
try, Willowick  Country  and  Cleveland  Adver- 
tising clubs;  grandson  of  A.  N.  Gray  and 
grand-nepehw  of  J.  W.  Gray,  first  owners  of 
the  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  1406  E.  109th  st.  Office: 
1811    E.    45th    St. 

GRAY,  Katherlne  Buell  Nye,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  23,  1893;  daughter  Harold  B.  and 
Emma  (Curtlss)  Nye;  educated,  Hathaway 
Brown  school,  1911;  Smith  college,  B.  A.,  1915; 
married.  New  York  City,  June  22,  1918  to 
Neal  Gordon  Gray — children,  Neal  Gordon, 
Jr.,  and  Erie  Gray;  trustee  assn.  for  Crip- 
pled and  Disabled;  member  Junior  League; 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  16910  Alder- 
eyde-dr. 

GRAY,  Neal  Gordon,  insurance;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  11,  1886;  son  Guy  and  Nellie  (Nor- 
rison)  Gray;  educated.  Harvard  Univ.  B.  S., 
1909;  Univ.  school,  Cleveland,  O.,  1905;  mar- 
ried, New  York  City,  June  22,  1918  to  Kath- 
erlne Buell  Nye — children,  Neal  Gordon,  Jr., 
and  Eric  Gray;  world  war;  capt.  135th  field 
artillery,  A.  E.  F.  37th  division;  treas.  Gray 
Lumber  Co.;  mgr.  The  Equity  Service  Co., 
Chicago,  111.;  member  Troop  A  "Veteran's  assn.; 
Country  club.  Residence:  16910  Aldersyde- 
dr. 

GRDINA,  Matbias  J.,  attorney;  born,  Jugo- 
slavia, Feb.  22,  1888;  son  John  G.  and  Maria 
Bizjak  Grdina;  educated,  Cleveland  parochial 
schools;  St.  Joseph's  college,  Illinois;  Bald- 
win Wallace  college,  LL.B.-  naturalization 
clerk  in  County  clerk's  office;  Cuyahoga 
County  criminal  branch  of  Common  Pleas 
court;  world  war,  331st  Regt.  Inf.  U.  S.  A. 
Sept.  7,  1917  to  July  23,  1919  as  regimental 
supply  sergt.;  associated  with  Frank  T.  Cul- 
litan,  atty. ;  pres.  St.  Clair  Merchants  assn.; 
director  and  mgr.  "Triglav"  dramatic  club  in 
existence  since  1903;  director  New  Center 
Investment  Co.;  pres.  St.  Aloysius  society 
K.  S.  K.  J.  (Catholic  Union);  member  Delta 
Theta  Phi  fraternity;  Knights  of  Columbus; 
Order  of  Alhambra;  Knights  of  Maccabees; 
American  Legion;  Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars; 
Cleveland    and    Ohio    State    Bar    assns. ;    City 


and  Auto  clubs;  Citizens  league.  Residence: 
€111  St.  Clair-ave.  Office:  1035  Guardian 
Bldg. 

GREEN,  David  Kd^ard,  attorney:  born, 
Renrock,  Ohio,  Apr.  3,  1874;  son  David  J. 
and  Mary  (Falrchild)  Green;  educated,  Nobel 
county  common  schools;  Doan  academy; 
Denison  Univ.  B.  S.;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
law  school,  LL.B.;  married,  London,  England, 
July  31,  1909  to  Alice  Dunham — children, 
Harriett,  David,  Isabelle  Alice  and  Helen 
Mary  Green;  republican;  chairman  legal  ad- 
visory board  Cleveland  dist.  No.  6;  special 
counsel  of  Attorney  General  of  Ohio  1923; 
pres.  Cleveland  Federated  Churches  1916-17; 
partner  in  firm  of  Griswold,  Green,  Palmer 
and  Hadden;  director  Simmons  Mfg.  Co.; 
Equity  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and  Euclid  Ave. 
assn.;  trustee  Cleveland  Welfare,  Den- 
nison  Univ.,  and  Phillis  Wheatley  assns.; 
member  American  Bar  assn.;  Community 
Fund  counsel;  Phi  Delta  Phi  legal  fraternity; 
Union,  Canterbury  and  University  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2923  Brighton-rd.  Office:  1805  Guar- 
antee   Title    Bldg. 

GREEN,  Harold  Hoadly,  advertising;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  24,  1896;  son  P^rederick  and 
Stella  (Hall)  Green;  educated,  Froebel  school; 
Shaw  high  school,  1916;  Kenyon  college,  left 
for  war  service;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  17, 
1;»23  to  Ruth  S.  Roemer — children,  Harold 
Hoadly  Green,  Jr.;  world  war,  coxwain 
U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  April  to  Aug.  1917;  trans- 
ferred to  American  Red  Cross  for  overseas 
duty;  ambulance  service  Oct.  1917  to  Nov. 
1918;  adv.  mgr.  Matthew  Smith  Tea  Coffee 
&  Grocery  Co.  Dec.  1919  to  May  1921;  adv. 
mgr.  Wm.  Taylor  Sons  basement  store,  Juno 
to  Sept.  1921;  Cleveland  Press,  national  adv. 
promotion  dept.  Dec.  1921-Dec.  1922;  publici- 
ty dept.  National  Lamp  Works,  Nela  Park 
Jan.  1923  to  present  date;  member  Delta 
Kappa  Kpsilon  fraternity.  Recreations:  fish- 
ing, football  and  track.  Residence:  885 
Heimsdale-rd.  Office;  Nela  Park,  E.  Cleve- 
land,  O. 

GREEN,  Helen  Hewitt,  born,  Parkman,  O., 
July  29,  1873;  daughter  F.  D.  and  Lillian 
Olive  (Smith)  Hewitt;  educated,  Parkman 
high  school;  Northern  Indiana  normal,  Val- 
paraiso, Ind.;  married.  Burton,  O.,  May  19, 
1894  to  F.  D.  Green — children,  six;  secy,  and 
chairman  Cleveland  metropolitan  council; 
member  executive  committee  Charter  defense 
committee;  pres.  Lake  Co.  W.  C.  T.  U.  five 
years,  Cuyahoga  Co.  W.  C.  T.  U.  four  years; 
three  years  press  director  Virginia  W.  C.  T. 
U.  paper;  trustee  Goodwill  industries;  at 
one  time  Woman's  editor  Norfolk  Ledger  Dis- 
patch; six  months  connected  with  the  Cleve- 
land Times;  trustee  Cuyahoga  Co.  dry  fed- 
eration; Ohio  Anti-Saloon  league;  member 
county,  state  and  local  W.  C.  T.  U. ;  league 
of  Women  voters;  Republican  women  of 
Ohio;  Cleveland  Writer's  club;  Federation  of 
clubs;  Women's  council  for  promotion  of 
peace;  public  speaker  on  patriotic,  moral  and 
civic  subjects;  is  mother,  step-mother, 
mother-in-law  and  grandmother;  lived  in  the 
country  40  years  ago  and  walked  to  school 
in  town  two  miles,  through  snow  and  mud 
year  in  and  year  out;  graduated  at  16;  later 
taught  school,  saved  money  and  went  to 
normal  college;  had  kindergarten  course, 
bookkeeping  course,  and  course  in  journalism, 
besides  teacher  training;  has  written  and  pub- 
lished considerable  verse  in  years  past,  and 
dirt  some  decorative  art  work.  Residence: 
1863  Crawford-rd.     Office:  316  City  Hall. 

GREEN,  John  D.,  methodist  minister;  born, 
Cadiz,  O.,  Sept.  3,  1889;  son  R.  B.  and  Amanda 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


(Dickerson)  Green;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan, 
B.  A.  1914;  Boston  Univ.  S.  T.  B.  1917;  mar, 
ried,  Cleveland,  Aug.  1,  1918  to  Ethel  M. 
Lorah;  professor  rural  leadership  West 
Virginia  Wesleyan  college,  Buclthannon, 
W.  Va.,  1922-24;  pastor  Willson-ave.  M.  E. 
Church  since  1924;  member  Masonic  lodge. 
Residence:    6207   Dibble-ave. 

GUEEN,  Ruth  R*eiiier,  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  17,  190:';  daughter  II.  Harvey  and  Pau- 
line (Schultz)  Roemer;  educated,  William 
Bell  school,  Indianapolis;  Madison  school, 
South  Bend,  Ind.;  Shaw  high  school,  Cleve- 
land; Russell  Saga  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  11,  1923  to  Harold  H.  Green — 
children,  Harold  H.  Green,  Jr.  Residence: 
885   Helmsdale-rd. 

GREEN,  Vlr^nin  DnrliiiKton,  born,  Zanes- 
ville,  O.,  Aug.  16,  1850;  daughter,  James  and 
iMargaret  Elizabeth  (Bowman)  Darlington; 
educated,  Putnam  Female  Seminary,  Zanes- 
ville,  O. ;  studied  in  Germany;  married,  Zanes- 
ville,  O.,  Oct.  15,  1876  to  Arnold  Green — chil- 
dren, two  sons  (both  deceased);  member  of 
Board  of  Education  since  1912  continuously; 
during  that  time  put  over  a  bond  issue  of 
$100,000  for  public  school  play  ground;  had 
the  Bohm  Bill  for  community  centers  in  pub- 
lic school  houses  passed  by  the  Legislature, 
1915,  which  authorizes  expenditure  of  two- 
tenths  of  a  mill  annually  for  such  purpose 
by  school  boards  of  Ohio;  in  1924  introduced 
a  resolution  in  school  board  to  abolish  mili- 
tary training  in  the  public  schools  in  Cleve- 
land, which  was  defeated;  introduced  also  a 
resolution  for  a  sabaticae  year  for  teachers, 
\vhich  was  also  defeated  in  the  school  board; 
introduced  a  resolution  asking  that  the  "Gary 
System"  of  public  schools  be  given  a  trial  in 
several  of  the  schools  here,  resolution  de- 
feated; has  stood  for  increase  in  teacher's 
salary;  has  worked  for  socialization  of  edu- 
cation in  public  schools;  member  board  of 
directors  of  Children's  Fresh  Air  camp;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club;  stockholder  in 
Women's  club.  Residence:  2118  E.  40th  st. 
Office:    Board    of    Education. 

GREEN,  AVlIIiam  McKinnie,  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  10,  1889;  son  Harry  E.  and  Nannie 
(McKinnie)  Green;  educated,  University 
school,  1899-1907;  Yale  Univ.  S.  S.  S.,  1910 
Ph.B.;  capt.  332nd  field  artillery,  1917-19;  in 
Ore  sales  dept.  Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co.; 
member  Book  &  Snake  Society,  Yale  Unv.; 
Kirtland  Country,  Country  and  Tavern  clubs. 
Residence:  12505  Coit-rd.  Office:  1460  Union 
Trust    Bldg. 

GREEN,  AVlllInin  Relfl.  banker;  born, 
Hamilton,  Ont.,  Oct.  1,  1876;  son  Thomas 
Allen  and  Mary  (Bale)  Green;  educated, 
Cleveland"public  schools;  Central  high  school; 
Adelbert  college,  one  year;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  night 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1901  to 
Cora  May  Geigor — children,  Margaret  Lois 
Green;  member  and  pres.  Cleveland  chapter 
A.  I.  B.  1910;  chairman  Group  No.  9  Ohio 
Bankers  assn.  1921-24;  chairman  council  of 
administration,  O.  B.  A.  1923;  vice  pres.  Ohio 
Bankers  assn.  1924;  pres.  Ohio  Bankers  assn. 
1926;  vice  pres.  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  treas. 
and  director  New  England  Co.,;  The  Vincent 
Building  Co.;  The  Branch  Investment  Co.  and 
treas.  and  director  American  Construction 
Co.;  pres.  and  director  Apex  Coal  Co. 
and  Cleveland-Cameron  Gas  Co.;  pres.  and 
treas.  and  director  The  210  Prospect  Bldg 
Co.;  vice-pres.  Circle  Realty  Co.;  trustee, 
Cleveland  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  chairman  board  of 
governors  Y.  M.  C.  A.  school  of  technology; 
director  and  treas.  Shaker  Heights  Country 
club;    member    Cleveland    Chamber    of    Com- 


merce; Cleveland  City,  Cleveland  Athletic, 
National  Town  and  Country  and  Shaker 
Hghts.  clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and  motor- 
ing. Residence:  2700  Coventry-rd.  Shaker 
Hghts.   Village.      Office:    623   Euclid   Ave. 

GREENDERG,  Ruby,  born,  Cleveland,  O., 
July  3,  1900;  son  Samuel  and  Eva  (Gold- 
man) Greenberg;  educated,  Kenyon  college; 
Ohio  State  Univ.;  Columbia  Univ.  B.  S.;  and 
Graduate  scliool;  asst.  treas.  and  manager 
Builders  Supply  &  Fuel  Co.;  director  City 
Bldg.  and  Mte.  Co.;  member  Dirigo  Lodge.  F. 
&  A.  M.;  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  Tau  Epsilon  Phi 
fraternity;  City  club.  Residence:  14402 
Larchmere-blvd.      Office:    13205    Shaw-ave. 

GREENE,  Edward  Delden,  banker;  born 
Cleveland,  July  26,  1878;  son  John  Eliot  and 
Mary  Elizabeth  (Seymour)  Greene;  educated, 
Yale,  B.  A.  1900;  M.  A.  1925;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  18,  1909  to  Helen  Wade — children, 
Helen  Wade  Greene;  director,  asst.  mgr.,  and 
associate  mgr.  Lake  Division  of  American 
Red  Cross  during  world  war;  member  Mayor's 
war  board;  member  executive  committee 
military  training  camps  assn.;  entered  em- 
ploy of  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  on  leaving  col- 
lege, as  clerk  and  messenger;  has  held  suc- 
cessively positions  as  bookkeeper,  teller, 
loan  clerk,  asst.  treas.,  secy,  and  vice  pres. 
of  Cleveland  Trust  Co. ;  vice  pres.  and  director 
Wade  Realty  Co.;  secy,  and  director  Fontana 
Steamship  Co.;  director  Eaton  A.xle  &  Spring 
Co.,  Guarantee  Title  &  Trust  Co.,  Land  Title 
and  Abstract  Co.,  Ohio  Chemical  and  Mfg. 
Co.,  Osborn  Mfg.  Co.,  Williamson  Co.,  Atlas 
Alloy  Steel  corp.  and  Freehold  Company; 
trustee  Yale  Univ.,  Art  Museum  of  Cleveland, 
Cleveland  Community  Fund,  Welfare  Fed- 
eration, Babies'  and  Children's  hospital,  Univ. 
hospital  assn.,  Lakeside  hospital,  St.  John's 
orphanage,  Hathaway  Brown  school,  and 
Troop  A  Armory;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi 
fraternity;  Wolf's  Head  society;  Mayfield 
Country,  Tavern,  Kirtland  Country,  Pepper 
Pike,  Union,  Mid-Day,  Country  and  Chagrin 
Valley  Hunt  clubs.  Residence:  10831  Mag- 
nolia-drive.    Office:   Cleveland   Trust   Co. 

GREENE,  Helen  \Vade,  born,  Cleveland,  O.; 
daughter  Jephtha  Homer  and  Ellen  (Garret- 
son)  Wade:  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school:  Dobbs  Ferry  school,  Paris,  France; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  18,  1909  to  Edward 
B.  Greene — children,  Helen  Wade  Greene. 
Residence:    10831    Magnolia-dr. 

GREENE,  Orion  Buckingham,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  7,  1870;  son  John  O.  and  Julia  E. 
(Buckingham)  Greene;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Central  high  scliool;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  5,  1907  to  Estelle  M.  Stengel; 
secy,  and  treas.  Cleveland  Worsted  Mills  Co.; 
member  Iris  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.;  Webb  chaptei 
R.  A.  M.;  Cleveland  council  R.  &  S.  M.;  pas( 
master  of  Iris  lodge.  Residence:  Park  Lant 
Villa.     Office:   6114  Broadway. 

GREENE,  AVilllnm  B.,  foundryman;  born, 
Lisbon,  O.,  Aug.  7,  1SC2  son  Lycurgus  H.  and 
Ann  Eliza  (Briggs)  Green;  educated, 
Lisbon  public  schools;  married.  East  Liver- 
pool, O.,  Jan.  1884  to  Belle  Brunt — children, 
Edna  B.  Greene;  ten  years  banking  in  Pot- 
ters National  Bank,  E.  Liverpool,  O.,  five 
years  In  pottery  business  with  Leetonia 
China  Co.,  Leetonia.  O.;  24  years  with  Pal- 
mers &  DeMoo.v  Foundry  Co.,  Cleveland,  O. ; 
six  years  with  Acme,  Palmer  &  DeMooy  Foun- 
dry Co.,  Cleveland,  O. ;  pres.  Acme  Palmers 
&  DeMooy  Foundry  Co.,  and  Adapti  Co.;  vice 
pres.  Cleveland  Gas  Burner  Co.;  director  Ohio 
Electric  &  Controller  Co.,  Metal  Stamping 
&  Mfg.  Co.,  Loomla  &  SielafC  Co.,  Acme  Bond 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

&  Mtg.  Co.,  Founder's  Co.,  Capital  Endow-  B.  S.,  1911;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  22,  1917 
ment  Co.,  and  American  Plan  assn.;  member  to  Mary  K.  Armour — children,  Walter  P, 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland  Auto,  Rotary,  Greenwood,  Jr.;  associated  with  I.  A.  Green- 
Shaker  Hts  Country,  and  Old  Colony  cluba.  wood;  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
Recreation:  golfing  and  fishing.  Residence:  board;  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Cleve- 
2S42  E.  Overlook-rd.  Office:  B217  Sweeney-  land  Chamber  of  Commerce;  University, 
ave.  Cleveland  Athletic,  and  Canterbury  Golf 
GREENFIELD,  Emil,  printer;  born.  Wells-  ^'"''^ ,  ,?^^'^«"P,«-  ^3509  Drexmore-rd.  Of- 
ton,   O.,   Sept.   27,   1893;   son   Lyod  and  Fannie  Ace:    1116   Guardian   Bldg. 

(Englander)  Greenfield;  educated,  Cleveland  GREER,  Carlotta,  Cherry  holmen,  educator 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  March  22.  ^nd  author;  born,  Akron,  O.,  Nov.  15.  1879; 
1901  to  Belle  Speiser — children,  James  Lyod  daughter  John  Fennel  and  Louisa  (Cherry- 
Greenfield;  world  war,  across  with  bat-  holmes)  Greer;  educated,  Buchtel  college 
tery  D  16th  F.  A.;  transferred  and  formed  (^q^  Akron  Univ.)  Ph.B.,  1903;  Drexel  Instl- 
part  of  General  Pershing's  first  army  head-  tute,  Philadelphia,  1905;  graduate  courses  at 
quarters;  promoted  to  sergt.  and  placed  in  Teachers  college  and  Columbia  Univ.;  director 
charge  of  re-production  bureau  in  first  of  Home  Economics,  State  Normal  School, 
army;  credited  with  three  battles;  pres.  The  Pittsburg,  Kansas;  head  of  Dept.  of  Homo 
Greenfield  Printing  Co.  and  Greenfield  Sta-  Economics  and  Instructor  In  Chemistry  E. 
tionery  Shoppe;  member  Cleveland  Graphic  Technical  high  school;  author  Food  and  Vic- 
Arts  club;  Master  Printers  assn;  B'nai  B'rith;  tory,  a  text  regarding  food  conservation  for 
Jewish  War  Veterans;  Forest  City  Lodge  No.  use  in  schools;  Text  book  of  Cooking;  School 
78  Knights  of  Pythias;  Recreations:  base-  and  Home  Cooking;  joint  author  Chemistry 
ball,  tennis,  building  radio  sets.  Residence:  text  for  high  school  pupils;  served  as  member 
1570  E.  93rd  st.  Office:  10306  Superior-ave.  Home  Economics  committee  for  the  reorgani- 
and    1901    E.    13th    st.  zation    of   secondary    education,    appointed    by 

^.n^»7.».-w  MT^cE^     » I       Tt       ooi^orr,Qn-    ViriT-Ti  National   Education   assn.;    served  as   member 

GREEM.ESE.    Leivl.    H..    salesman,    born  ^^^   Council    of    the    American    Home    Eco- 

^fZ^'''i'P-:,.^A2-l^\}I^l:..fZ'\^9^r,\ftn^^^^  comics     assn.;     member     Women's     City     and 


epector    for    city 

elevator    sales    for    Otis    Elevator    Co.    for    a  GREGG,  Sadie  Earle,  born,  Indiana,  Dec.   9, 

number  of  years;  elevator  sales  for  Edmunds  1870;    daughter    Melworth    Asbury    and    Sara 

Elevator     Co.;      retired      three      years      ago;  Jane    (Frazzare)    Covington;    educated.    Little 

member     Masonic     lodge;     Foresters,     Court  Rock  Univ.   1888;   married.  Little   Rock,   Sept. 

Buckeye:      Odd      Fellows      Chippewa      lodge,  i,     1889     to    Albert     Sidney     Gregg — children, 

Brecksville,   O.     Residence:    1162   E.   125th   st.  Ruth,  Marie,   Earle,  Calista,  Francis,  Charlotte, 


Lake 
Eme 

cated.  Miss  Mittlebergers  school  Cleveland  glonery  society  five  years  at  Glenville 
Cambridge  school,  Cambridge,  Mass.;  j^-.^^^  ir  -p.  phnrrh-  nrp/  T^dleo  Alrl  sorietv 
married,  June  13,  1908  to  Henry  Vose  Green-  ii'J^i_L„  o*  tv,f  oo^f  .^ilfwCh?  vi^..,  o,^^^ 
ough— children.  Henry  Vose,  Jr..  Barbara  f'-^  years  at  the  same  church,  secy.,  aud- 
and  Peter  Rulklev  GreenouE^h'  member  '^o^  and  vice  pres.  of  Glenville  Monday  club 
MayflowIr^clu?"of  BLton''Ma°s"s^''kes'?de'"nc^^^  ^^  f'^^^^^^  times;  member  Columbia  Parent 
39   Worthington-rd.   Brookllne,   Mass.  and   Teachers  club,   1914-JO.     Residence:    1063 

Lakevlew-rd. 
GREENWALD,   William   Charles,   physician        ,.„„,„    -r.— ..  i        *    *       i,  r^i 

and  surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  23,  1879;  ,  ^'i^E'F.  ^  ""am.  real  estate;  born.  Cleve- 
son  Joseph  and  Mary  (Mack)  Greenwald;  land,  Aug  lb.  Iboo;  son  Vincent  and  Mary  E. 
educated.  Univ.  of  Illinois  Medical  dept.;  In-  (Mayer)  Grief;  educated.  Cleveland  schools; 
terne,  cfook  County  Institution;  married.  gf^j^^'^tdecelS  "  bSkn  manufacture  o"^ 
Cleveland.  Oct.  30.  1918  to  Ruth  Beardsley  ^ees  and  barrels'  In  !876-  v^ce  pres  The 
Harris;  republican;  associate,  surgery  at  St.  fcXd  Banking  and  Trust  Co. TvU.e'irr^e^s.  ThI 
Alexis  hospital;  registered  pharmacist  in  oj^j^  savings  and  Loan  Co.;  advisory  com- 
Indiana  and  Illinois;  member  (:ieveland  Aca-    ^^ittee  The  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  director  Mor- 

rtr'v^ei«°L^rHn?.^t^i^,h-^'"^'ifi'wnrf^''inLt^KA=  ^is  Plan  Bank;  treas.  The  Edge  Gas  Co.;  pres. 
Cleveland  ain^ca    ^-^'^E'lsworth   lodge  No     The    Cleveland     Akron    and    Canton    Terminal 

ThatcherChapter  No.  101;  32nd  degree;  Lake^  R-    I^-    '^T'^^^L  ^IfJ^  "^f     T^nt.Ttrt       ;^.^h^; 

wood  Country  club.     Residence:  3118  W.  14th  ^erce     and    Chamber     of     Industry      member 

St.      Office:    Thompson    Bldg.      W.    25th    and  Cleveland    Athletic   and    Clifton    clubs.      Resl- 

Clark-ave.  dence:  1414  Elbur-ave.,  Lakewood. 

GREENWOOD,      Ivan      AnderHon,      realtor;  GREINER,    Fred    J.,    banker;    born,    CHeve- 

born,  Columbus,  O.,  Aug.  20,  1883;  son  John  H.  land,    Jan.    31,    1885;    son    John    C.    and    (Ger- 

and    Christine    (Anderson)    Greenwood;    edu-  stacker)    Greiner;    educated,    Cleveland   public 

cated.  East  high  school,  1902;  Dartmouth  col-  schools;    University    school;    married     Cleve- 

lege,  A.  B.,   1907;   married,  Oberlin,  O.,  Jan.  3,  land,    Jan.    10,     1906     to     Clara    A.     Behrens; 

1920  to  Mabel   Harlow — children,   Ivan   A.   Jr..  with      Forest     City      Savings      &     Trust     Co. 

and      Harlow     Greenwood;      associated      with  three     years     during     which     time     was     enj^- 

W.    P.    Greenwood:    member    Cleveland    Real  Pl^i'^.^    in    the    capacity    of    clearance    clerk 

Estate    board;    Alpha    Delta    Phi    fraternity;  bookkeeper     and     teller;     next     three     years 

University   and    Canterbury   Golf   clubs.    Resi-  were    spent    In    clerical    positions    with    Lake 

dence:  1769  Radnor-rd.     Office:  1116  Guardian  Erie      Provision      Co..      the      county      auditor. 

Bldjf  and  Weideman  Co.;  In  May  1909  took  a  posi- 
tion   with    Pearl   St.    Savings    &    Trust    Co.    as 

GREENW^OOD,  W^alter  P.,  real  estate;  born,  bookkeeper,    working    up    through    the    posl- 

Columbus,    Nov.    17,    1885;    son    John    H.    and  tions    of    savings    teller,    commercial    teller, 

Christine    (Anderson)     Greenwood;    educated,  loan    clerk,    auditor,    asst.    sec,    sec.    and    now 

East    high    school,    1906;    Dartmouth    college,  first  vice-pres.   and  sec;   pres.   The   Residence 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Mortgage  Co.;  treas.  and  director  Lakewood 
Fireproof  Storage  Co.;  sec.  and  director  Mod- 
ern Laundry  Co.;  director  H.  C.  Cliristy  Co., 
pres.  and  director  Claus  Mfg.  Co.  and  Claus 
Panel  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Lake- 
wood  and  Cleveland  Chambers  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Industry;  "Westwood 
Country,  and  nast  member  of  Dover  Bay 
Country  and  Sleepy  Hollow  country  clubs 
,.%'o''^xT*'°"^-  bowling  and  golf.  Residence: 
1458  Northland-ave.  Office:  Pearl  St  Sav- 
ings &  Trust  Co. 

GRENNAN.  Kenneth  I...  born,  1888;  mar- 
^^t'.,^}  ^^^^°"'  ^"-  1912  to  Lillian  Harmeling 
— children,  one;  pres.  and  genl.  mgr.  Gren- 
nan  Bakeries,  Inc.;  pres.  Jennings  &  Gaha- 
gan  Realty  Corpn.;  director  Purity  Bakeries 
Co.;  meniber  Plymouth  Church  of  Shaker 
Hghts.;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland,  Na- 
tional Town  and  Country,  and  Canterbury 
Oolf  clubs.  Residence:  Gates  Mill.  O.  Of- 
fice: 1941  E.  66th  St. 

GRESHAM.  Donnid  K..  born,  Toledo,  O.. 
Sept.  6,  18S8;  son  Charles  D.  and  Clara  (Ten- 
nant)  Gresham:  educated,  Cleveland  public 
Bchoola;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  26,  1908  to 
Lillian  E.  Kamsden — children,  Stanley  Rams- 
den,  Mae  Arlene,  and  Ethel  Lillian  Gresham; 
fJ?n*u*^  *°  Y°^^  ■^'^'^  t*ie  A.  W.  Fenton  Co.  in 
1910  becoming  president  of  the  corpn.  in  1922- 
have  their  own  New  York  office  and  agents 
y?  .f/'v.  principal  parts  of  the  continent  and 
British  Isles  doing  large  forwarding  busi- 
ne.ss  in  addition  to  customs  brokerage  In 
both  New  York  and  Cleveland;  secy.  Ohio 
bteel  Castings  Co.;  vice  pres.  McConnell  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.,  member  Masonic  lodge; 
32nd  degree;  Al  Koran  shrine;  Lakewood 
Country,  City  and  Traffic  clubs.  Recrea- 
tions: golf  and  chess.  Residence:  2295  Riv- 
erslde-rd.      Office:     644    Society    for    Savings 

v^,^^fI^P''  Harry  Ernest,  born,  Sheffield, 
Greshf,m:  educated,  Sheffield,  private  and  com- 
^/.r^Jf*  schools:  children,  three  sons  and  one 
aaughter;  three  years  member  First  York  and 
Lancaster  Light  Infantry,  sergeant  four 
years;  trustee  village  of  Lakewood  and  coun- 
iqo'^^'l^/^^"*  years;  British  vice  consul  until 
1923  private  sec.  to  J.  H.  Wade  since  1892; 
Past   Grand,   Tyrian   Lodge,    I.  O.   O.   F.;    mem- 

^^LV^^IT."*^  ^°''^®  ^  P-  O.  E.;  member 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  club^  Recreation:  gardening,  fishing 
and  ches^  Residence:  17831  Lake-rd.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:   1956  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

GREVE.  George  F.,  attorney-at-law;  born, 
Cleveland:  son  Fred  A.  and  Victory  (Cabot) 
Greve;  educated,  Colllnwood  high  school  and 
Cleveland  law  school,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleve- 
land. Aug.  26,  1919  to  Adelaide  Duer  Small — 
children,  George  Frederick  and  Paul  An- 
drew Greve;  world  war,  member  mayor  war 
advisory  committee,  four  minute  speaker- 
served  in  state  legislature  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives 83rd  General  Assembly,  1919-1920- 
director  White  Cross  Cream  Co.;  member 
American  Bar,  State  Bar  and  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  Elks;  Cleveland  lodge  No.  18.  B  P 
O.  E.  Residence:  84  E.  199th  St.,  Euclid  Vil- 
lage.    Office:   793   E.   152nd   St. 

GREVE.  l.onln  William,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1882;  son  Claus  and 
Clara  (Zimmerman)  Greve;  educated,  public 
schools  and  Central  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  1906  to  Elsie  Baldwin — children, 
Janice,  Doris  and  Fred  Greve;  world  war, 
chairman  Pneumatic  Tool  Section  war  indus- 
tries   board    1918;    mayor    Village    Mentor-on- 


the-Lake,  O.,  1925;  pres.  American  Drop 
Forge  Institute,  1926;  vice-pres.  Compressed 
Air  Society,  1926;  pres.  Champion  Mach.  & 
Forge  Co.,  Cleveland  Pneumatic  Tool  Co.  of 
Ont.,  Canada,  Cleveland  Rock  Drill  Co.;  vice- 
pres.  Carey  Mach.  Co.;  treas.  Cleveland  Pneu- 
matic Tool  Co..  member  American  Institute 
Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers;  Society 
of  Automotive  Engineers;  Masonic  bodies; 
Union,  Athletic  and  Willowlck  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1846  E.  93rd  St.  Office:  3734  E.  78th  St. 

GRIES.  Frnnces  Hayn,  born,  Cleveland.  Dec. 
4,  1876;  daughter  Kaufman  and  Lizzie   (Thor- 


jojo  lu  xv<iuui  ivioses  J.  uries  ^aeceased) — 
children,  Robert  Hays  and  Lincoln  Hays 
Gries;  world  war,  Bratenahl  Red  Cross  and 
canteen  service;  member  Cuyahoga  Co.  Re- 
publican executive  committee;  Council  Edu- 
cational Alliance;  honorary  trustee  Council 
of  Jewish  Women  and  Temple  Women's  Assn. 
Residence:    10311   Lake  Shore-blvd. 

GRIESINGER,  E,  Fred,  physician;  born, 
Mansfield.  O.  Oct.  2,  1887;  son  H.  A.  and  Lena 
(Schroeder)  Griesinger;  educated.  Wooster 
Univ.,  B.  S.;  Western  Reserve  Medical  M.  D.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  17.  1914  to  Dessa 
Marie  Brown — children,  two;  member  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities; 
Masonic  lodge  and  University  club.  Resi- 
dence: 12401  Phillips-ave.  Office:  8314  Euclid- 
ave. 

GRIFFIN,  Hurt  Wylle,  attorney;  born. 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Nov.  24.  1889;  son  Leroy 
L.  and  Josephine  (Smith)  Griffin;  educated, 
John  Marshall  Law  school;  Cleveland  Law 
school,  LL.B.,  magna  cum  laude;  world  war, 
enlisted  1917,  first  officer's  training  camp  at 
Fort  Harrison,  Ind.,  commissioned  Aug.  15, 
1917;  discharged  July  15,  1919  at  Camp  Sher- 
man, 1st  lieut.  Inf.;  in  post  office  dept.,  1917; 
with  Torbensen  Axle  Co.,  July  1919  to  Sept. 
1920;  highest  mark  In  state  at  state  bar 
examination  in  Columbus;  1920-1922  member 
Hurd,  McNamara  &  Griffin;  1922-1925  with 
Reed.  Meals,  Orgill  &  Maschke;  Aug.  1,  1925 
appointed  chief  police  prosecutor  and  asst. 
law  director;  member  American  Legion  Army 
and  Navy  post  No.  54.  Residence:  8415  Car- 
negie-ave.  Office:  900  Fidelity  Mortgage 
Bldg. 

GRIFFIX.  Dora  Diver,  born.  Waukegan.  111.. 
May  31,  1873:  daughter  George  W.  and  Helen 
E.  (Ward)  Diver;  educated,  Waukegan  high 
school;  Owen  Academy,  Morgan  Park;  two 
year  course  at  Univ.  of  Chicago;  married, 
Waukegan.  June  9,  1909  to  Herbert  H.  Grif- 
fin; sec.  Waukegan  Conservatory  of  Music 
190,=;-6:  pres.  W^oman's  Federation  of  East  End 
Baptist  Church  1912;  pres.  Baptist  Women's 
Council  of  Cleveland  1912-22:  pres.  Women's 
Baptist  Missions  Society  of  Ohio  1925;  direc- 
tor Home  Missions  for  Women's  Baptist  assn. 
Cleveland  1913-1916;  trustee  Ohio  Baptist 
Convention.  Inc.;  member  Baptist  Women's 
Council,  Cleveland;  Waukegan  W.  C.  T.  U.; 
Fortnightly  Study  and  Womens  City  clubs. 
Residence:  10912  Carnegle-ave. 

GRIFFITH.  Harry  Mean*,  dentist;  born. 
Clarion  Co.  Va..  May  2.  1874:  educated,  Univ. 
of  Pittsburgh.  D.  D.  S.  1901;  married  Pitts- 
burgh. Sept.  25.  1901  to  Lydia  Kllzabeth  WIese 
— children.  H.  M.  Griffith.  Jr.  Residence:  3424 
Fairmount-blvd.      Office:    10403    Euclld-ave. 

GRIFFITH.  Harry  Meann,  Jr.  salesman. 
Van  Sweringen  Co.:  born.  Pitt.sbugh.  Pa..  June 
27,  1902;  son  Dr.  H.  M.  and  Lydia  Elizabeth 
(WIese)  Griffith;  educated.  University  school 
class  of  1921;  Dartmouth  college  B.  S.  class 
of  1925;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  and 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma  chemical  fraternities; 
Sons  of  the  American  Revolution.     Residence: 


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3424  Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  11th  Fl.  Mar- 
shall Bldg. 

GRIFFITH,  Lydia  WIese,  born,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.  July  7,  1877;  daughter  A.  and  Eva  Marie 
(Lappi)   Wiese;  educated  Univ.  of  Pitt.sburgh, 

D.  D.  S.  class  of  1901;  married  Pittsburgh, 
Sept.  25,  1901  to  Dr.  H.  M.  Griffith — children, 
H.  M.  Griffith,  Jr.;  world  war,  surgical  dress- 
ings director  Red  Cross;  member  Woman's, 
Women's  City,  Sorosis  and  Women's  Repub- 
lican clubs;  Ohio  League  of  Women  Voters. 
Residence:  3424  Fairmount-blvd. 

GRIGGS.  Anne  Culloni.  born,  Joliet,  111.,; 
daughter  Henry  Clay  and  Anne  (Kingman) 
CuUom;  educated,  Joliet,  111.  and  Berl^eley, 
Calif.;  married,  Washington,  D.  C,  1916  to 
Herman  Martin  Griggs;  world  war,  active 
In  Cleveland  Red  Cross  and  railroad  canteen; 
member  Women's  City  club.     Residence:  1812 

E.  90th-st. 

GRIGG.S,  Herman  Martin;  born,  Brighton, 
111.,  March  3,  1878;  educated,  Shurtleff  college, 
Upper  Alton,  111.;  married,  Washington,  D.  C, 
Aug.  19,  1916  to  Anne  CuUom — children,  Her- 
man Martin  Griggs;  began  working  for  T.  P. 
Nesbitt  Co.,  grocers,  Alton,  111.;  clerk  to  E.  A. 
Clapp,  live  stock  agent,  Indianapolis  &  St. 
Louis  railroad  (The  Bee  line — now  Big  Four) 
at  Natl,  stock  yards;  appointed  travelling 
freight  agent  out  of  St.  Louis;  appointed 
general  southern  freight  agent  of  the  Big 
Four  at  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  offices  later 
moved  to  Cincinnati;  appointed  general  agent, 
Big  Four,  Peoria,  later  division  freight  agent; 
appointed  asst.  general  coal  and  ore  agent. 
N.  Y.  Central  lines,  west,  offices  at  Cincinnati 
general  coal  and  ore  agent  N.  Y.  Central 
Lines,  west,  Chicago;  upon  consolidation  of 
Pittsburgh  and  Chicago  offices  of  the  gen- 
eral coal  and  ore  dept.  became  general  coal 
and  ore  agent  at  Cleveland;  Jan.  15,  1918 
granted  leave  of  absence  to  act  as  director 
of  Cleveland  pool  of  coal  shippers  terminal 
pool  assn.;  manager  ore  and  coal  exchange, 
Cleveland,  directing  ore  and  coal  lake  traffic 
and  the  pooling  of  coal  at  lower  Lake  Erie 
ports.      Residence:   1812   E.    90th-st. 

GRISAVOI^iD,  Hope  Erwin;  born,  Bourbon, 
Ind.,  Dec.  5,  1878;  daughter  Wm.  and  Jane 
(Cooper)  Erwin;  educated,  Oberlin  college; 
DePauw  Univ.,  Ph.B. ;  married,  Bourbon,  Ind., 
Sept.  30,  1902  to  James  H.  Griswold — children, 
two  sons  and  two  daughters;  on  board  Y.  W. 
C.A. ;  sec.  and  treas  E.  Cleveland  Library; 
vice-chairman  E.  Cleveland  Y.W.C.A. ;  member 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta  sorority;  College, 
W^omen's  City,  E.  Cleveland  Woman's  and 
19th  Century  clubs;  W^oman's  council  for  Pro- 
motion of  Peace.  Residence:  1889  Winder- 
mere-st.,    E.   Cleveland. 

GRISWOLD,  James  Hnrlen.  attorney-at- 
law;  born,  Ohio,  1873;  son  Henry  F.  and  Susan 
(Laird)  Griswold;  educated,  Oberlin  college, 
A.  B.  1898,  Western  Reserve  Law  school  LL.B., 
1901;  married,  Bourbon,  Ind.,  1902  to  Hope 
Erwin — children  two  sons  and  two  daughters; 
member  E.  Cleveland  council;  director,  The 
Henkel  Clauss  Co.,  Fremont,  O. ;  director  The 
Lincoln  Electric  Co.  and  The  Jordan-Ohio  Co. 
Cleveland;  on  extension  committee  Windemere 
Presbyterian  church;  member  Bar  assn.; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  E.  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  Presbvterian 
Union;  Union,  Canterbury  Golf,  City,  Civitan 
(vice-pres.)  Republican  and  Tippecanoe  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1889  Winde- 
mere-st.      Office:    1805   Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

GRISWOLD,  Rny  H.,  advertising;  born, 
Chardon,  O.,  Dec.  24,  1883;  son  E.  J.  and  Ellen 
C.  (Mynderse)  Griswold;  educated,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  A.  B.,  magna  cum  laude,  1909; 
married,  Cleveland  Oct.  26,  1912  to  Florence 
Hoffman  Cavanaugh — children,  Herbert  Bruce 


and  Florence  Cavanaugh  Griswold;  pres.  The 
Griswold  Eshelman  Co.;  director  The  Ohio 
Cultivator  Co.,  Bellevue,  O. ;  member  Ameri- 
can assn.  Advertising  Agencies;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  society;  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity 
(national  officer,  1919-1923);  Canterbury  Golf 
and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf,  fishing,  gardening,  hunting  and  camp- 
ing. Residence:  15920  Onaway-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.     Office:    1450   Leader  News   Bldg. 

GRIS^VOLD,  AVilliam  Walter,  purchasing 
agent;  born,  Linneus,  Mo.,  June  26,  1878;  son 
Wm.  A.  and  Ella  A.  (Stolp)  Griswold;  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  New  Mexico,  Albuquerque, 
N.M. ;  Fresno  Business  college,  Fresno,  Cal. ; 
married,  Yazoo  City,  Miss.,  Sept.  6,  1905  to 
Miss  Daisy  Robertson;  served  with  American 
Protective  League  during  world  war,  1914- 
1918;  purchasing  agent  Wheeling  &  Lake 
Erie  Ry.,  since  July  1,  1913;  member  Forest 
City  lodge  No.  388  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Cleveland 
Chapter,  No.  148  R.A.M.;  Cleveland  Athletic, 
High  Noon  and  Sleepy  Hollow  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  1380  E.  105th-st.  Office:  809  Huron- 
Sixth   Bldg. 

GROCH,  R.  A.,  born,  Sandusky,  O.,  1878; 
son  Fred  and  Rachel  (Greusel)  Groch;  edu- 
cated, Sandusky  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  15,  1899  to  Allie  Holden; 
served  during  Spanish  American  war  in  Cuba; 
pres.  and  director  Groch-Villas  Coal  Co.; 
member  Willowiclc  Country  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  2669  Euclid-blvd. 
Office:   726   Hickox  Bldg. 

GRONEMEYER,  Laura  B.,  born,  Uhrichs- 
ville,  O.,  Aug.  11,  1881;  daughter  Anderson  R. 
and  Mary  (Ervin)  Dempster;  educated,  busi- 
ness college;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  22, 
1906  to  Henry  H.  Gronemeyer — children, 
George,  Ruth  and  John  Gronemeyer;  worked 
with  Red  Cross  and  Y.M.C.A.  during  world 
war;  member  Womens  City,  Delphian,  and 
Mary  E.  Bentley  Emerson  clubs;  Lutheran 
Womens  Guild;  Prospect  P.T.A.;  Friendship 
club  of  Y.W.C.A.  Residence:  1854  Wymore- 
ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

GROOM,  Fernando  Hooker,  pastor;  born, 
Linn  Creek,  Mo.,  July  6,  1878;  son  Lemuel 
D.  and  Margaret  (Combs)  Groom;  educated, 
Missouri  State  normal  school,  1898;  Drake 
Univ.  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  1904;  married,  Des 
Moines,  Sept.  15,  1903  to  Mary  Dale — children. 
Ruby  Margaret,  Helen,  Dale  and  Joseph 
Groom;  world  war,  chaplain  in  76th  U.  S.  In- 
fantry; pastor  Franklin  Circle  Christian 
Church;  member  advisory  board  City  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.,  Edgewater  branch;  3Und  degree 
Masonic  lodge;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Cleve- 
land City  and  Kiwanis  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  15635  Lakewood  Hghts.  blvd. 
Office:   Franklin   &  Fulton-aves. 

GROSSBERG,  Maurice  Hirnch,  physician; 
born,  Mt.  Carroll  111.,  May  17,  1896;  son  Louis 
and  Rebecca  (Lane)  Grossberg;  educated, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1919;  M.D.  1922; 
first  honors;  world  war,  served  as  private  in 
National  army  1917-18;  house  officer  at  City 
hospital,  1922-23;  Mt.  Sinai  hospital,  1923-24; 
appointed  to  staff  of  Mt.  Sinai  hospital  In 
1925;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Ohio  State  and  American  Medical 
assns.;  Phi  Delta  Epsilon,  Phi  Beta  Kappa, 
and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities.  Recre- 
ation: tennis.  Residence:  1776  E.  93rd-st. 
Office:    7828    St.    Clair-ave. 

GROSSENBACHER,  Otto,  manufacutrer; 
born.  Cleveland,  May  10,  1884;  son  Fred  and 
Barbara  C.  (Pfister)  Grossenbacher;  educated, 
Bolton  school;  Central  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  28,  1926  to  Ethel  Ruth  Her- 
bert;   worked    for   Sterling    &    Welch    Co.    six 


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years;  secy,  and  treas.  Wm.  M.  Hardie  Co.; 
member  Iris  Blue  lodgre;  McKlnley  chapter; 
Coeur  de  Lion  commandery;  Al  Koran  shrine; 
Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Canterbury  golf,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Rotary  and  Cleveland  clubs. 
Recreation:       grolf.  Residence:        Morcland 

Courts   apte.      Office:    2260   E.    69th-st. 

GROSSMAN,  Cnrolm  Knhn,  born,  Cincin- 
nati, May  28.  1892;  daughter  Samuel  and 
Pauline  (Bettman)  Kahn;  educated,  Wellesley 
college,  B.A.,  1913;  married,  Cincinnati,  O., 
June  5,  1916  to  Marc  J.  Grossman — children, 
Marcia  Kahn  Grossman;  worked  for  Red 
Cross  during  world  war;  director  Federation 
of  Jewish  Charities;  Council  Educational  Al- 
liance; pres.  Council  of  Jewish  Women;  di- 
rector Babies  Dispensary;  member  Oak  wood 
and  Excelsior  clubs.  Residence:  2219  St. 
James-pkwy. 

GROSSMAN,  Inndor.  lawyer;  born,  St.  Ivan, 
Hungary;  son  Jacob  and  Lina  (Farkasch) 
Grossman;' educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Harvard  college  and  law  school,  magna  cum 
laude;  married,  St.  Louis,  Jan.  9,  1911  to  Adele 
Seasongood — children,  James  S.  and  Edward 
N.  Grossman;  chairman  local  board  No.  17 
during  war;  incorporator  of  legal  aid  society 
of  Cleveland,  Camp  Wise  Assn.,  and  Cleveland 
Assn.  of  Criminal  Justice;  pres.  Cleveland 
assn.  for  criminal  justice,  1924-25;  member 
of  law  firm  Holliday,  Grossman  and  McAfee; 
pres.  Cranwood  Estates  Co.,  secy.  Chandler 
Motor  Co.,  and  Automobile  Machine  Co.;  direc- 
tor. Sterling  Spring  Co.,  Permold  Co.,  and 
Prospect  Properties  Co.;  member,  Cleveland, 
Ohio  State  and  American  bar  assns.,  member 
Oakwood,  Excelsior,  Mid-Day,  Harvard  and 
City  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 2481  Stratford-rd.  Office:  410  E.  Ohio 
Gas  Bldg. 

GROSSMAN,  Lonis  J.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  16,  1867;  son  Marcus  and  Hannah 
Grossman;  educated,  Columbia  Univ.;  Co- 
lumbia Law  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
15,  1890  to  Lillie  Meyers — children.  Marc.  J., 
Grossman  Gladys  Littman,  and  Vera  Berger; 
director  Guardian  Trust  Co.:  pres.  American 
Lawyers  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Amerl- 
bar  assns.;  Ellsworth  lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Webb 
chapter;  Excelsior,  Oakwood,  City  and  Town 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  10519  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Of- 
fice:  1702   Guarantee  Title   bldg. 

GROSSMAN,  Mnrc.  J.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  1,  1892;  son  Louis  J.  and  Lillie 
Meyers  Grossman;  educated.  Harvard  college. 
Harvard  law  school;  married,  Cincinnati,  June 
6,  1916  to  Carolyn  Kahn — children,  Marcia 
Grossman;  legal  aid  to  Draft  board.s  during 
war;  member  executive  committee  Cleveland 
bar  assn;  member  Ohio  State  and  American 
bar  assns;  trustee  Council  Educational  al- 
liance; Jewish  Social  service  bureau;  member 
Oakwood,  Excelsior,  Town,  and  City  clubs. 
Recreations:  golf  and  handball.  Residence: 
2219  St.  James-pkwy.  Office:  Guarantee  Title 
Bldg. 

GROSSMAN,  Mnry  Relle.  judge;  horn,  Cleve- 
land, June  10,  1879;  daughter  Louis  and  Fan- 
nie (Engle)  Grossman;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools:  business  colleere;  Cleveland 
law  school,  LL.B.;  Four  Minute  Man  and  mem- 
ber legal  advisory  board  during  war;  elected 
to  Municipal  bench  Nov.  8,  1923;  arimlttpd  to 
bar,  June  1912;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State 
and  American  bar  assns.;  Cleveland  Law 
Library  assns.;  Ohio  vice  pres.  Natl.  Assn. 
of  Women  Lawyers.;  member  executive  com- 
mittee Conference  on  Illegitimacy;  appoint- 
ed judge  of  Morals  Court;  member  advisory 
board     women's     protective     assn.;     member 


Beechmont  Country,  Womens  City,  Busi- 
ness Womens,  and  Altrusa  clubs;  Kappa 
Beta  Phi  fraternity;  League  of  Women 
Voters;  Council  of  Jewish  Women;  Temple 
Womens  assn.  Itecreations:  theatres,  music, 
and  d.mcing.  Residence:  1476  Ansel-rd.  Of- 
fice: Municipal  Court. 

GROSSMAN,  Milton  S.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  23,  1896;  son  David  and  Sarah 
(Glick)  Grossman;  educated.  East  high 
school;  Yale  Univ.  1914-18;  Western  Reserve 
law  school,  1919-22;  served  In  France  with 
hospital  unit  No.  113  during  world  war;  mem- 
ber Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity.  Residence: 
10925  Wade  Park-ave.  Office:  1843  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

GROTH,  ChnrlcM  F.,  born,  Bloomington,  111.. 
Feb.  24,  1875;  educated,  Kansas  Wesleyan 
Univ.,  Salina,  Kan.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
10,  1900  to  Julia  C.  Haselhuhn — children,  Gor- 
don Harold  and  Florence  Helen  Groth;  .secy, 
and  treas.  Bowler  &  Burdiclt  Co.  ten  years; 
Cowell  &  Hubbard  Co.  ten  years;  General  mgr. 
Simmons  Mfg.  Co.  eight  years;  director  Morris 
Plan  Bank,  Cuyahoga  Mortgage  Co.,  and  Lin- 
wood  Park  Co.,  Vermilion,  O. ;  trustee  Cedar 
Ave.  Baptist  church;  director  City  Mission; 
member  Lorain  Country  club.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  12314  Ingomar-ave.  Office: 
3405-11    Perkins-ave. 

GROTHK,  Oscar,  born,  Cleveland  July  12, 
1881;  son  William  and  Anna  (Cobelli)  Grothe; 
educated,  high  school;  Univ.  school;  business 
college;  married,  Cleveland,  May  1,  1906  to 
Nettie  Kolb — children,  two;  started  with 
White  Sewing  Machine  Co.  as  office  boy; 
worked  up  to  foreman,  salesman,  production 
mgr.,  asst.  supt.,  supt.,  asst.  works  mgr., 
works  mgr. J  and  vice  pres.;  vice  pres.  and 
director  White  Sewing  Machine  Co.  and  White 
Sewing  Machine  Corp.,  Theodore  Kundtz  Co.; 
director  Domestic  Sewing  Mach.  Co.  Ameri- 
can Management  assn.;  member  Cleve- 
land Safety  council  board  of  control;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  Chamber  of  Industry; 
Concordia  lodge  No.  345  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Hillman 
chapter  No.  166  R.A.M. ;  High  Noon,  West- 
wood  Country,  Cleveland  Auto  and  Socialer 
Turnverein  clubs.  Residence:  17811  Lake- 
rd.,    Lakewood.      Office:    Main    and   Elm-sts. 

GROVE,  ^Villinnl  Howard,  Jr.,  electric  en- 
gineer; born,  Harper,  Kansas,  Aug.  7,  1887; 
son  William  Howard  and  Mary  Jane  (Hirst) 
Grove;  educated,  Jersey  Shore  high  school, 
1901;  Nautical  academy,  1903,  Naval  gold  stars 
for  distinguished  scholarship;  Drexel  insti- 
tute, M.A.  1906;  E.E.,  1908;  gold  scholarship 
medal;  Alexander  Hamilton  institute,  1914; 
Brooklyn  Polytechnic  institute,  1916;  Drexel 
Institute,  B.S.  1917;  for  meritorious  work 
since  graduation;  pattern  maker  Philadelphia 
I..awn  Mower  Co.;  machinists  helper  Camp's 
Shipyard,  Philadelphia;  draughtsman  J.  G. 
Brill  Car  Builders;  test  engineer  Philadelphia 
Rapid  Transit  Co.;  asst.  elec.  engineer  Brook- 
lyn Edison  Co.;  electric  engineer  Republic 
Railway  &  Light  Co.  Youngstown,  O. ;  trans- 
mission engineer  Cleveland  Electric  Illumi- 
nating Co.;  editor-in-chief  Brooklyn  bulletin, 
1913-14;  author  of  "The  Production  of  Copper" 
(Nela  prize  award);  "From  Coal  to  Custom- 
er"; "Efficiency  Analysis  in  Central  Stations" 
(Nela  prize  award);  "66000  volt  Transmis- 
sion Line"  (Brooklyn  Engineering  club  gold 
award);  "Maintenance  and  Its  Relation  to 
Reserve  Capacity";  original  research,  eco- 
nomic size  of  distribution  transformer;  De- 
termination of  Type  of  service;  responsible 
charge  of  the  building  of  the  132000  volt  elec- 
tric    power     transmission     lines     connecting 


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Cleveland  with  Akron,  Lorain,  and  Avon;  was 
very  active  in  Brooklyn  section  of  the  NELA 
and  the  Brooklyn  Engineers  clubs;  served 
In  nearly  every  official  capacity  at  one  time 
or  another;  member  American  Institute  of 
Electrical  engineers;  National  Electric  Lif?ht 
assn.;  Electrical  league;  Drexel  Institute 
Alumni  assn.,  Welfare  assn.;  dist.  chairman 
Drexel  Institute  endowment  fund;  Hill  Grove 
lodge;  Orient  chapter;  Forest  City  council; 
Clinton  commandery;  Kismet  Temple;  Al 
Sirat  Grotto;  Y.M.C.A.  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Cleveland  Yacht,  High  Noon,  Cleveland  Auto, 
Hill  Grove  Fellowcraft,  Madrid,  Wol-Roi,  Safe 
Drivers,  and  Brookyn  Engineers  club.  Rec- 
reation: bowling,  handball,  tennis,  swim- 
ming, yachting,  automoblling  and  shooting. 
Residence:  19.'?2  E.  97th  st.  Office:  712  Il- 
luminating Bldg. 

GROW,  Earl  Frank,  banking;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  20,  1892;  son  Frank  Porter  and 
Nellie  (Crabb)  Grow;  educated.  Ohio  State 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  2,  1916  to 
Emma  Porter — children,  Ruth  Francis  and 
Betty  May  Grow;  as.st.  treasurer  and  mgr. 
Cedar-Lee  office  of  Union  Trust  Co.:  mem- 
ber Glenville  Masonic  lodge  No.  fil8;  Glenville 
chapter  R.A.M.;  Big  Ten,  Heights  Kiwanis, 
City  and  Mercator  clubs;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence  3226  Clarendon-rd.  Office: 
2124    Lee-rd. 

GRUENER,  Hippolyte,  professor;  born,  New 
Haven,  Feb.  23,  1869;  son  Leopold  and 
Katharine  (Kern)  Gruener;  educated,  Yale, 
1891,  A.B.:  Ph.D.  1893;  Univ.  of  Munich;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  21,  1899  to  May  Cole — 
children,  Theodore,  Katharine  and  James 
Cole;  fellow  American  Assn.  Advertisement  of 
Science:  professor  of  chemistry  at  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  fellow  American  Public  health 
assn.;  member  Deutsche  Chem.  Gesellschaft; 
Historv  of  Science  society;  American  Chem- 
ical society;  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity; 
University  club.  Residence:  2324  Coventry- 
rd.  Office:  Morley  Chemical  laboratory, 
Western  Reserve  University. 

GRIJENER,  May  Cole,  born.  Cleveland,  May 
9,  1875;  daughter  James  and  Sarah  (How) 
Cole;  educated.  College  for  Women,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  married.  Cleveland.  June  21, 
1899  to  Hippolyte  Gruener — children,  Theo- 
dore. Katharine  E.,  and  James  Cole;  member 
College  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence 
2324   Coventry-rd.;  summer,  Chardon,  O. 

GRUNAIIER,  Bernhard  P.,  retired;  born. 
Jackson,  Mich.,  March  10,  1864;  son  Philip 
and  Mary  (Breitenbach)  Grunauer;  educated, 
common  schools;  married,  Rochester,  N.  Y., 
July,  1907  to  Bernice  Hoffman — children,  Phyl- 
lis Ruth  and  Constance  Grunauer;  father 
among  first  three  months  volunteers  from 
N.  Y.  state.  Civil  war,  mustered  out  for  dis- 
abilitv  and  honorably  discharged;  great 
grand'father  in  Prussian  army  during  Na- 
poleonic wars  and  awarded  Iron  Cross;  de- 
vised Credographic  System,  established  The 
Credographlc  Bureau  in  1906,  now  merged 
with  National  Credit  Office,  N.  Y.;  formerly 
pres.  and  treas.  The  Credographic  Bureau, 
Inc.;  member  Sons  of  Veterans:  32nd  degree 
Mason;  Mid-day  club;  Cleveland  Tennis  & 
Racquet  club;  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
English  Speaking  Union,  Indianapolis,  Buff- 
alo, Detroit,  Philadelphia,  and  London, 
Eng.  Recreations:  books,  horseback  riding, 
walking  tours,  fly  fishing  and  agriculture. 
Residence  11425  Cilenwood-ave. 
ley    Bldg. 

GRUNAUER,  Bernice  Hoffman,  born.  Home- 
worth, O.,    May    26,    1886;    daughter    David    M. 


and  Alba  (Pieren)  Hoffman;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  Sliaw  high  school;  mar- 
ried. Rochester,  N.  Y.  July  24,  1907,  to  Bern- 
hard  P.  Grunauer — children,  Phyllis,  Ruth 
and  Constance  Grunauer;  member  Women's 
City  and  Conversational  clubs.  Residence: 
11425    Glenwood-ave. 

GRUND,  Florence  Fuller,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  8,  1891;  daughter  Samuel  Augustus  and 
Edith  (Brainard)  Fuller;  educated.  Miss  Mit- 
tleberger's  school;  married.  Cleveland.  Oct. 
H.  1916  to  Henry  L.  Grund — children,  Henry 
Fuller.  David  Lang,  and  Caroline  Fuller 
Grund;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2324  Grandview-ave.  Summer  Resi- 
dence:   Chesterland,   O. 

GRUND,  Henry  Lang,  chemical  broker, 
born.  Fremont.  O..  July  17.  1884;  son  Henry 
C.  and  Emma  Caroline  Lang;  educated,  Fre- 
mont higli  school,  1902;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  1906;  Kenyon  college  1908;  married. 
Cleveland.  Oct.  11,  1916  to  Florence  Brainard 
Fuller — children.  Henry  Fuller.  David  Lang, 
and  Caroline  Fuller  Grund;  pres.  Henry  Jj. 
Grund  Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraterni- 
ty. Residence:  2324  Grandview-ave.  Summer 
Residence:   Chesterland.   O.     Office:   416  Bulk- 

GUENTHER,  Leo  P.,  physician;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  4  1898;  son  WMUiam  A.  and  Clara 
E.  (Wagner)  Guenther;  educated,  St.  Columb- 
kills  School,  1912;  Central  high  school,  1916; 
Adelbert  college  (cum  laude)  B.A.  i;t20;  West- 
ern Reserve  Medical  college  M.D.,  1923;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  2,  1925  to  Alice  I.  Al- 
cox;  member  S.A.T.C.  at  Western  Reserve 
during  war;  externe  Charity  and  St.  Johns 
hospital,  1922;  interne  St.  Johns  hospital, 
1923-24;  started  practice  Aug.  1924;  now  on 
associate  staff  at  St.  Johns  hospital;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Phi  Chi 
and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 656  E.  106th  St.  Office:  10217  St.  Clair- 
ave. 

GUGGENHEIM,  Joseph,  merchant,  born, 
Ober-Endingen,  Oct.  23,  1882;  son  Abraham 
and  Jeanette  (Meyer)  Guggenheim;  educated, 
Switzerland  and  United  States;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  1,  1920  to  Helen  DeGroot — children, 
Joanne  Guggenheim;  associated  for  many 
years  with  Klein  Lichtenstader  Co.;  on  Oct. 
1,  1921  established  the  business  of  J.  and  M. 
Guggenheim  where  he  is  the  senior  partner; 
pres.  Cedar  Green  Realty  Co.;  director  Ches- 
ter 18th  Realty  Co.;  trustee  of  The  Temple; 
member  Temple  Mens  club.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  3035  Meadowbrook  blvd.  Office: 
610  St.  Clair-ave. 

GUMM,  Karl  G..  life  insurance;  born,  Paris. 
111.,  April  23,  1892;  son  John  T.  and  Elizabeth 
(Mays)  Gumm;  educated,  Paris,  111.  high 
school;  Estman  business  college,  Poughkeep- 
sie,  N.  Y.;  married,  Paris,  111.,  Jan.  1915  to 
Josephine  B.  Moyer;  clerk  Citizens  Natl.  Bank, 
Paris.  111.,  four  years;  dIst.  rep.  Mass.  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  Co.,  Paris,  111.,  1917-1922; 
organization  work  for  Cleveland  Agency  of 
Mass.  Mutual  Life,  1922-1925;  state  manager 
of  Ohio  with  Paul  Hawkins  for  Peoria  Life 
Ins.  Co.  forming  Hawkins  &  Gumm  agency; 
Aug.  1,  1926  became  sole  State  mgr.  Peoria 
Life  Ins.  Co.;  member  Masonic  Blue  lodge, 
Paris,  111.;  Consistory,  Oanville,  111.;  Shrine 
Ansar  Temple,  Springjield,  111.;  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Recreation:  golf  and  swim- 
ming. Residence:  2480  Derbyshire-rd.  Office: 
1165  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

GUNDRY,  Frances  Rnth  Gilchrt«t.  born, 
Alpena,  Mich.,  Sept.  19,  1874;  daughter  Joseph 
Clough  and  Alice  Ruth  (Devin)  Gilchrist; 
educated,  Oberlin  college;  Cleveland  Art 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  5,  1894  to 
John    Murton    Gundry — children,    John    Mur- 


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ton,  Jr.,  Joseph  Perry,  Willoughby  Devln, 
Alice  Devin  and  Francois  Bentinclt  Gundry; 
member  Print,  Amateur  Musical  and  Woman's 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Garden  club  of  Virginia. 
Recreations:  gardening,  homeplanning  and 
decorating.      Residence:   11916   Carlton-rd. 

GUNDRV,  John  Murton.  banker;  born,  Min- 
eral Point,  Wis.,  Sept.  7,  1859;  son  Joseph  and 
Sarah  (Perry)  Gundry;  educated,  public  and 
church  schools;  Northwestern  Univ.,  M.A.; 
Baldwin  Univ.,  LL..B.;  Baldwin-Wallace  col- 
lege A.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  5,  1894 
to  Frances  Ruth  Gilchrist — children,  John 
Murton  Gundry,  Jr.,  Joseph  Perry,  Willough- 
by  Devin,  Alice  Devln  and  Francois  Bentinck 
Gundry;  prior  to  coming  to  Cleveland  In  1890 
had  banking  experience  in  the  San  Juan 
County  Bank  of  Silverton,  Colo,  of  which  he 
was  cashier;  also  the  Union  Savings  Bank  of 
Lincoln,  Neb.  and  the  Schuyler  National  Bank 
of  Schuyler,  Neb.;  pres.  University  club  for 
two  years;  pres.  Lake  Shore  Bank  for  ap- 
proximately thirty  years;  its  managing  officer 
from  its  organization  in  1890  until  its  merger 
with  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  in  1922;  serving 
continuously  as  bank  president  for  a  longer 
period  than  any  bank  president  ever  served 
in  Cleveland;  director  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 
and  Ohio  Confection  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  assn.;  trustee  St.  Lukes  hospital;  mem- 
ber Phi  Kappa  Sigma  fraternity;  veteran  of 
Troop  A.;  member  Union,  Country,  University, 
Kirtland  Country,  Chatham  Country,  Amateur 
and  Print  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  music. 
Residence:  11916  Carlton-rd.  Office:  Cleve- 
land Trust  Co. 

GUNDRY,  Joseph  Perry,  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  28,  1898;  son  John  Murton  and  Frances 
R.  (Gilchrist)  Gundry;  educated,  Lycee  Lake- 
nal,  France,  1905-1906;  Keilhau,  Germany, 
1908-1909;  Shaw  high  school,  1910-1914;  Univ. 
of  Virginia,  1914-1915;  Harvard  Univ..  191.^- 
1916-1919;  bachelor  of  science;  world  war, 
American  ambulance  in  France,  1916;  Ameri- 
can ambulance,  1917;  U.  S.  navy,  July  16, 
1917  on  board  U.S.S.  Harvard  patroling  Eng- 
lish Channel  and  Bay  of  Biscay;  coxswain 
and  gun  pointer  to  July  1918;  pilot  of  Brest 
Harbor  and  interpreter  attached  to  the 
French  till  November  28,  1918;  discharged  in 
New  York  Dec.  10,  1918;  manager  Cleveland 
Trust  at  Euclid-ave.  and  E.  79th  st.  for  three 
years;  member  Dickey  club  at  Harvard; 
Institute  of  1770;  Hasty  Pudding  club; 
University,  Country  and  Chatham  clubs;  Har- 
vard clubs  of  New  York  and  Cleveland. 
Recreation:  sailing,  golf,  tennis  and  hockev. 
Residence:  11916  Carlton-rd.,  Cleveland. 
Summer:  East  Orleans,  Mass.  Office:  6921 
Carnegie-ave. 

GTJNN,  William  Kin]?,  teacher;  born.  Prince 
Edward  Island,  Jan.  16,  1882;  son  Samuel 
Cameron  and  Anna  (Sutherland)  (3unn;  edu- 
cated, Roxbury  Latin  school,  Boston;  Harvard 
college,  A.  B.,  1904;  world  war,  major.  Infan- 
try, U.S.A.;  asst.  principal  University  school; 
vice-pres.  Keewaydin  Camps.  Ltd.;  member 
University  club  and  Harvard  club  of  New 
York.  Recreation:  books,  music,  golf,  riding 
and  camping.  Residence:  University  school. 
Office:  same. 

GURLEY,  Eber  Whitney,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Oberlin,  O.,  Aug.  16,  1875;  son 
Eber  Orville  and  Lllla  (Whiffin)  Gurley;  edu- 
cated, Oberlin,  1894;  post  graduate  work  New 
York  medicine  and  surgery;  Cleveland  Univ. 
of  medicine  and  surgery;  Ohio  State  Medical 
school,  1898;  married,  Cleveland,  1898  to  Lula 
Minor;  world  war,  capt.  Medical  dept.;  medi- 
cal director  Whitney  Laboratories;  member 
City,  State  and  National  Medical  societies; 
Phi  Alpha  Gamma  medical  fraternity;  Masonic 


lodge;  Shrine;  32nd  degree;  member  Shaker 
Heights  Country  and  Ausable  Hunting  and 
Kislilng  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing. 
Residence:  2927  Kingsley-rd.  Office:  925  Scho- 
field   Bldg. 

GIJTHERY,  n.  J.,  attorney;  born,  Marlon, 
O.,  Jan.  30,  1882;  son  Joseph  D.  and  Mary  E. 
Guthery;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ., 
A.B. ;  Western  Reserve  Law  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  9,  1910  to  Marie  L.  Lihme — 
children,  John  B.  and  George  E.  Guthery; 
pres.  and  director  The  Real  l-Jstute  Securi- 
ties Co.;  sec.  treas.  and  director  The  Security 
Mortage  Co.,  The  North  Ohio  Motor  Co.  and 
The  Euclid-Windsor  Co.;  vice-pres.  and 
director  The  Security  Discount  Co.;  assoc. 
counsel  Binyon  and  Williams;  vice-pres.  and 
and  trustee  The  Mortgage  Assn.  of  Cleve- 
land; trustee  The  Mortgage  Assn.  of  Ohio; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kanpa  Sigma  Alpha  lOp- 
silon  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Knight 
Templar;  Shrlner;  32nd  degree  Mason;  mem- 
ber Lakewood  Congregational  Church;  Y.  M. 
C.  A.;  Westwood  Country  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
18144  Clifton-rd..  Lakewood.  Office:  708 
Union   Trust  Bldg. 

GUTHERY  E.  G.,  lawyer;  born.  La  Rue, 
O.,  Aug.  3,  1878;  son  Joseph  D.  and  Mary  E. 
(Wolford)  Guthery;  educated.  La  Rue  high 
school;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  A.  M.;  married, 
St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  June  26,  1902  to  Anna  Bragg 
— children,  Katharine  (Juthery;  admitted  to 
bar  Dec,  1902;  active  In  practice  until  1921 
with  firm  Guthery  &  Guthery;  pres.  The  Se- 
curity Mortgage  Co.,  The  Security  Discount 
Co.,  The  North  Ohio  Motor  Co.,  The  Euclid 
Windsor  Co.;  vice-pres.  The  Real  Estate  Se- 
curities Co.;  sec.  The  Spencerian  School  Co. 
and  The  Empire  Phono  Parts  Co.;  di- 
rector The  Merville  Realty  Co.  and  The  Amer- 
ican Fan  Form  Co.;  trustee  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.;  on  Committee  of  Management,  Y.M. 
C.A. ;  member  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  and  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  32nd  degree  Mason; 
Shriner;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Cham- 
ber of  Industry;  Lakewood  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce: Westwood  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  City  clubs;  Lakewood  M.E.  Church. 
Recreation:  hunting,  fishing  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 1121  Forest-rd.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
708  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

GUTHRIE,  Mnbcl  Sargent,  born.  New 
Hampton,  N.  H.,  Aug.  13,  1865;  daughter  H.  Q. 
and  Eliza  S.  (Drew)  Sargent;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Womens  college: 
married,  Cleveland,  April  26,  1898  to  Alfred 
A.  Guthrie  of  Albany,  N.  Y. — children,  Mar- 
garet Sargent  Guthrie;  member  Women's 
City  Club.  Residence:  1828  Wlndermere-st., 
E.  Cleveland. 

GUYER,  John  Arthur,  salesman;  born. 
Waterside,  Pa.,  June  10,  1889;  son  Joseph  S. 
and  Sarah  (Teeter)  Guyer;  married,  Cleve- 
land, April  16,  1921  to  Miriam  Elizabeth  Oan- 
son — children,  Nancy  Susan,  Sarah  Louise  and 
David  Ganson  Guyer;  member  Canterbury 
Golf  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence: 
2914  Manchester-rd.     Office:  1008  Keith  Bldg. 

GYNN,  George  Samncl.  lumberman;  born, 
England,  Aug.  9,  1864;  son  James  and  Susan 
(Elger)  Gynn;  educated,  Cleveland  publlo 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  May  17,  1888  to 
Harriet  E.  Reed — children,  Emerson  R.  and 
Chester  B.  Gynn;  world  war\  member  Draft 
board  No.  5,  Cleveland;  pres.  The  WlUson-ave. 
Lumber  Co.  and  The  Cleveland  City  Lumber 
Co.;  director  The  Reserve  Lumber  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  2425 
Lamberton-rd.  Office:  3215  E.  55th-st. 


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HAAS,  LioiiIh  C,  banking;  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  25,  18S9;  son  Jacob  and  Hanna  (Ham- 
burger) Haas;  educated,  Waring  school;  East 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  16, 
1916  to  Flora  Kleinman — children,  Robert 
Maurice  and  Sliirley  Lois  Haas;  former  mem- 
ber Board  of  Governors  and  former  treas. 
Cleveland  chapter  American  Institute  of 
Banking-;  sec,  treasurer  and  director  The 
Merchants  Trust  &  Savings  Bank;  institute 
graduate  of  American  Institute  of  Banking; 
member  American  Bankers  assn.;  pres.  Hun- 
garian Benevolent  and  Social  Union,  1925; 
member  Knights  of  Pythias;  Masonic  lodge; 
B'nai  B'rith;  Cliambcr  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 2001  Hampsliire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   Merchants   Trust   &    Savings   Bank. 

HAAS,  \%'alter  M.,  manufacturer;  born,  Sa- 
vannah, Ga.,  April  11,  ]S93;  son  Isaac  G.  and 
Rebecca  (I>owenthal)  Haas;  educated.  Conn. 
Wesleyan;  Harvard;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
22,  1914  to  Helen  Rohrheimer — children, 
Carol,  Barbara  and  "Walter  Haas;  on  board 
of  The  Playhouse,  Oakwood  club  and  Cleve- 
land District  Golf  assn.  Residence:  1515  E. 
106th  St. 

HABER,  Kenneth  Mehard,  manufacturing 
chemist,  born,  Cleveland,  July  :i8,  1S98;  son 
Henry  J.  and  Ora  R.  (Alehard)  Haber;  edu- 
cated, Shaw  high  school;  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Scitnce,  B.  S. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
8,  1925  to  Elizabeth  Rhodes:  world  war,  3rd 
E.  R.  O.  T.  C;  37th  Div.  Engineers  Corps, 
master  engineer,  served  two  years;  pres. 
and  gen.  mgr.  Chamberlain  Haber  Chemical 
Co.;  director  Bac-Tro-Ben  Co.;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  University  club.  Resi- 
dence:   16500    Parkland-dr. 

HABERBASCH,  Chri.>«tlne,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Wendling)  Horn; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and  pri- 
vate tutoring;  married,  Columbus,  O.,  June 
30,  1906  to  Frank  J.  Haberbasch — children,  A. 
Mattie  Kolb  (by  former  marriage)  (de- 
ceased); during  war,  sewing;  made  surgi- 
cal dressings  and  knitting;  delegate  to  bi- 
ennial convention  of  City  Federation  of 
Women's  clubs  at  Los  Angeles,  1924;  member 
South  Side  Women's  club;  S.  K.  club.  Recre- 
ation:  travel.     Residence:   2028  W.  87th  st. 

HACKE'TT,  Ford  Hunter,  real  estate;  son 
Robert  Kells  and  Lilla  (Chiles)  Hackett; 
married,  Cleveland,  1920  to  Marjorie  Lam- 
precht — children,  Jean  Hunter  and  George 
Lamprecht  Hackett.  Residence:  2300  South 
Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  12407 
Cedar-rd. 

HACKETT,  Marjorie  Lamprecht,  born 
Cleveland,  daughter  George  O.  and  Emma 
S.  (Power)  Lamprecht;  educated.  Miss 
Mittleberger's  school;  Vassar  college,  B.  A.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  1920  to  Ford 
Hunter  Hackett — children.  Jean  Hunter 
and  George  Lamprecht  Hackett.  Residence: 
2300   South    Overlook-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

HADDEX,  John  A.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  11,  1886;  son  Alexander  and  Frances 
(Hawthorne)  Hadden;  educated.  Harvard, 
A.  B.,  1908,  LL.B.,  1910;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  7,  1922  to  Marianne  Elizabeth  Millikin — 
children,  John  A.  Hadden,  Jr.  and  Alexander 
H.  Hadden;  member  Troop  A.,  1910-1917; 
world  war,  capt.  135th  F.  A.,  1917-1919;  asst. 
dist.  attorney,  1912;  member  85th  General 
Assembly  (House);  identified  with  Humane 
and  Legal  Aid  societies;  member  Union,  Tav- 
ern, Hermit,  Kirtland,  Pepper  Pike  and  May- 
field   clubs.      Recreation:   tennis,   golf,    horse- 


back   riding.      Residence:    2350    Delamere-dr. 
Office:    1805  Guarantee   Title   Bldg. 

HAGEDORN,  Arthur  F.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  4,  1892;  son  Henry 
Fred  and  Louise  (Stuehm)  Hagedorn;  edu- 
cated, Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U. ;  college  of 
Medicine,  Ohio  State  Univ.;  married,  Charles- 
ton, S.  Carolina,  Dec.  24,  1917  to  Roxy  Mae 
Lauer — children,  Robert  Lauer  and  Marjorie 
Ann  Hagedorn;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  Med. 
Reserve  Corps,  U.  S.  A.,  1918-1920;  asst.  sur- 
geon, dept.  of  urology,  dispensary  of  Lakeside 
hospital;  urologist  staff  of  The  Hospital 
Clinic;  vice-pres.  The  Buckeye  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medical  Society;  fellow 
American  Medical  assn.;  member  Phi  Chi 
medical  fraternity.  Recreation:  hunting, 
fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  10711  Everton- 
ave.     Office:  202  Osborn  Bldg. 

HAGENBUCH,  Geo  E.,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Urbana,  O.,  Oct.  8,  1881;  son  Edwin  and 
Nellie  (Howard)  Hagenbuch;  educated,  Ohio 
State  Univ..  B.  Ph.,  1903;  LL.B.  1905;  world 
war,  capt.  324th  machine  gun  battalion  and 
121st  machine  gun  bn.;  served  in  France  and 
Germany,  1918-1919;  member  law  firm  Hagen- 
buch and  Bailev;  sec.  Domestic  Damp  Laundry 
Co.  and  S.  H.  S.  Realty  Co.;  director  Rockport 
Realty  Co.  and  Citizens  Sav.  Assn;  member 
Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities; 
Masonic  lodge;  Sons  of  American  Revolution; 
American  Legion;  University,  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Sleepy  Hollow  Golf  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: University  club.  Office:  909  Leader 
Bldg. 

HAGGERTY,  Harry  W.,  sales  manager; 
born.  Cleveland,  January  20,  1872;  son  William 
and  Mary  L.  (Phillips)  Haggerty;  educated, 
Cleveland  schools;  married,  New  York  City, 
April  10.  1912  to  Amy  L.  Bryan;  vice-pres. 
McKinney  Steel  Co.;  member  Shaker  Heights 
Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs;  Erie 
club.  Erie,  Pa.  Residence:  2927  Weybridge-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

HAHV.  Harry  Chamberlin,  sales;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  6,  1896;  son  Elmer  L.  and 
Sarah  R.  (CThamberlin)  Hahn;  educated,  Adel- 
bert college,  "W^  R.  U.,  A.  B.  1918,  cum  laude; 
world  war,  air  service,  U  S.  army;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  and  Sigma  Delta  Chi  fra- 
ternities; University  and  Cleveland  Advertis- 
ing clubs.  Residence:  2476  Derbvshire-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.      Ofl^ce:    1734    Ivanhoe-rd. 

HAIGHT,  L,ee  Belle,  asst.  music  supervisor; 
born,  Madison.  N.  Y.,  July  16.  1876;  daughter 
William  Hamilton  and  Marion  E.  (Livermore) 
Haight;  educated,  Lake  Erie  college;  Lake  Erie 
Conservatory  of  Music;  asst.  supervisor  of 
music  in  the  Cleveland  public  schools  since 
1907;  four  summers  abroad  for  study  along 
lines  of  music  and  art;  organist  of  The  Church 
of  the  Epiphany;  member  College  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2696  Fairmount-blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  Board  of  Education. 

HALDY,  'William  O.,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land. 1875;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
D.  D.  S.;  married,  Columbus,  O.,  Oct.  2.  1921 
to  Emogene  Peters — children,  Mrs.  J  R.  Patin 
and  Hugh  H.  Haldy;  Spanish-American  war, 
served  with  Ohio  Vol.  artillery;  served  with 
Troop  A  17  years  following  war  with  Spain; 
member  Psi  Omega  fraternity;  Northern  Ohio, 
Ohio  State,  Cleveland  and  National  Dental  so- 
cieties: Cleveland  Athletic,  Canterbury  Golf 
and  Rotary  clubs.  Residence:  2990  Man- 
chester-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  811  Scho- 
field  Bldg. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


HALE,  Ed^ln  Victor,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  1.  1869;  son  Kdwin  Butler  and 
Susan  (Hovt)  Hale;  educated,  Yale;  married, 
Detroit,  Mich..  July  1899  to  Florence  Clark — 
children,  Edwin  V.  Hale.  Jr.,  Florence  (Mr.s. 
John  G.  Curtis)  and  Constance  (Mrs.  William 
10.  Otis);  vice-pres.  Union  Trust  Co.;  member 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Scroll  and 
Key.  Yale;  Union,  Tavern.  Roadside,  Hunt, 
Country,  Kirtland  and  I..ittle  Mountain  clubs. 
Residence:  1952  E.  75th  st.  Olflce:  Union 
Trust  Co. 

HAI.E.  Herbert  Carlton,  adv.  mgr.  and 
dist.  sales  mgr. ;  born.  Huntington,  W.  Va., 
Mar.  15,  1874;  son  Othellow  W.  and  Elizabeth 
(Hanson)  Hale;  educated,  Akron  public 
schools;  Oberlin;  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science.  B.  S.  1896;  M.  E.  1899;  married.  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  3,  1898  to  Corinne  F.  Hill.s — chil- 
dren, Clarence  H.,  Elizabeth  H.  and  Gordon  M. 
Hale;  married.  Akron,  Sept.  16,  1916  to  Fa- 
nette  Le  Fevre;  world  war,  dist.  ordinance 
office;  with  Arctic  Ice  Machine  Co.,  1898; 
Webster  Camp,  Akron,  1896-1904;  Min- 
eral Ridge  Mfg.  Co..  Mineral  Ridge,  O..  1904- 
1907,  gen.  m.^r. ;  Ridgway  Dynamo  and  Engine 
Co.  since  1907,  sales  engineer,  dist.  sales 
manager  and  now  advertising  manager;  mem- 
ber American  Society  Mechanical  Engineers; 
American  Institute  Mining  and  Metallurgical 
Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineering  Society; 
Cleveland  Advertising  club;  member  of  cor- 
poration, Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  Phi 
Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  actively  interested  in 
reorganization  of  Case  Alumni  assn.  in  1921 
and  in  its  later  progress,  Pres.  1922-1923; 
principal  interest  In  the  last  few  years  has 
been  in  progress  of  Case.  Recreation:  motor- 
ing and  reading.  Residence:  14612  Wood- 
worth-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  7016  Euclid- 
ave. 

HALE.  J.  G.,  fire  insurance;  born,  Cleve- 
land. July  6.  1874;  son  S.  C.  and  Alvira 
(Gould  •  Hale;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1901  to  Edith  M. 
Clayton — children,  Clayton  G.  and  Harold  L. 
Hale:  pres.  The  Hale  &  Hale  Co.;  director 
The  Midwest  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member 
Fire  Insurance  club  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland 
Real  Estate  Board;  New  England  society; 
City  and  Optimist  clubs;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  1046  Kenneth-dr.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:    281  The   Arcade. 

HALL,  Edgrar  Slnimons,  born,  Elyria,  C, 
June  4.  1877;  son  Chas.  L.  and  Donna  (Sim- 
mons) Hall;  educated,  Elyria  public  schools; 
Des  Moines  school  of  Art;  Chicago  school  of 
Art;  married,  Cleveland.  1921  to  Minnie  Emer- 
son Cooley — children,  Roswell  B.,  Dorios  E., 
Edgar  S.  and  Donna  M.  Hall;  early  life  aa 
arti.st  in  Chicago  and  New  York;  with  Caxton 
Company  since  1910;  now  sec.  and  general 
sales  mgr.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Recreation:  golf,  fishing  and  sketching. 
Residence:  1130  Forest-rd.,  Clifton  Park. 
Office:    The    Caxton    Bldg. 

HALL,  Elizabeth  Jean,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Chas.  E.  and  Jennie  M.  (Bowley) 
Adams;  educated.  Hathaway  Brown,  1903; 
married.  Cleveland,  Sept.  25,  1907  to  George 
H.  Hall — children.  Oiarles  A.,  William  G.. 
Jane  A.  and  Elizabeth  J.  Hall;  director  Chil- 
dren's Fresh  Air  Camp;  member  board  St. 
Lukes  hospital;  member  Women's  City  club- 
Residence:  2689  Berkshire-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

HALL,  George  H.,  born,  Charlestown,  Mass., 
July  12.  1880;  son  John  M.  and  Isabelle  (Dun- 
lop)  Hall;  educated,  Charlestown  grammar 
school;  Chelsea  (Mass.)  high  school;  Case 
School  of  Applied   Science,   B.   S.,  E.  M.;   mar- 


ried. Cleveland.  Sept.  25,  1907  to  Elizabeth 
Jean  Ad.ams — children,  Charles  A.,  William  G., 
Jane  A.  and  Elizabeth  J.  Hall;  world  war.  a 
dollar  a  year  mfin;  pres.  Commonwealth  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.;  vice-pres.  Federal  I'ackingr 
Co.;  director  Fidelity  Mortgage  Co.;  treaa. 
Cleveland  Pneumatic  Tool  Co.  of  Canada,  Ltd.; 
sec.  and  sales  manager  Cleveland  Rock  Drill 
Co.;  member  Greek  Technical  Society  of  Sig- 
ma Psi;  University  and  Canterbury  Golf  clul)3. 
Recreation:  fishing,  golf  and  travelling.  Resi- 
dence: 2689  Berkshire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:      3734   E.    78th   st. 

H.VIyli,    GeoFKe    Quinn.    banking^;    born,    In- 

dianapoli.s,  Ind.,  Sept.  19.  1867 :  son  Tiiomas 
Quinn  and  Alice  (Munhall)  Hall;  educated  in 
Indianapolis;  employed  by  Natl.  Bank  of  Com- 
merce. Cleveland,  July  3,  18S6,  remaining  with 
it  continuously  through  various  consolidations 
until  present  time;  now  asst.  treas.  Union 
Trust  Co.;  member  Bankers  club  of  Cleveland. 
Recreation:  yachting.  Residence:  2480  Derby- 
shire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Union 
Trust  Co.  (main  office). 

HALL,  Hilnnd  Kennedy,  real  estate; 
born.  Jackson.  Mich.,  Nov.  14.  1SS9;  son  Har- 
vey and  Martha  Anne  (Brown)  Hall;  educated, 
Jackson,  Mich.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  5, 
1918  to  Phyllis  Withington — children,  Patricia 
and  Hiland  Withington  Hall;  world  war,  at 
Fort  Sheridan  Officers  training  camp.  1917;  Ist 
lieut.  Aircraft  production,  Washington;  part- 
ner Hall  &  W^ilson;  director  Sparks-Wlthlng- 
ton  Co.;  member  (Country  club.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2928  Scarborough-rd.  Of- 
fice:   12429    Cedar-rd. 

H.AIiL,  HoTiard  Lewis,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Amherst,  O.,  Dec.  26,  1898;  son  Dr.  Hugh 
L.  and  Hattie  (Tinker)  Hall;  educated,  Oberlin 
college.  A.  B.  1920.  magna  cum  laucle;  Har- 
vard law  school.  LL.B.,  1923;  married,  Oberlin, 
O.,  June  21,  1923  to  Mary  Louise  Finch;  world 
war,  private  in  Oberlin  college,  S.  A.  T.  C. 
unit;  became  associated  with  law  firm  Wilkin, 
Cross  and  Daoust  of  Cleveland  in  July,  1923; 
member  Ohio  State  Bar  assn.;  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
fraternity;  Harvard  club  of  Cleveland;  Ober- 
lin Alumni  assn.  Residence:  1446  Coutant- 
ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  11th  Fl.  Union  Mort- 
gage Bldg. 

HALL,  John,  born,  England,  April  1,  1838; 
son  George  and  Elizabetli  (Knight)  Hall;  edu- 
cated, common  schools;  married.  Olmsted,  O., 
where  he  bought  a  farm  from  Sanford  Fitch, 
the  house  on  farm  still  remains,  has  always 
t)ocn  occupied  and  in  it  there  has  been  neither 
a  death  or  severe  illness.  When  he  purchased 
the  farm.  Whisky  island,  now  scene  of  ore 
docks,  was  a  swamp;  drove  a  team  when  the 
Lake  Shore  railroad  was  built,  also  sailed  on 
the  lakes,  in  addition  to  farming;  came  to 
America  when  nine  years  of  age  on  boat  carry- 
ing two  German  families,  three  English  fami- 
lies and  500  Irish  people,  with  no  doctor 
aboard  and  everybody  had  to  do  their  own 
cooking;  went  from  New  York  to  Albany  by 
•steamboat  and  from  there  to  Buffalo  by  canal 
and  to  Cleveland  by  steamboat  as  there  were 
no  railroads  west  of  Buffalo.  Residence: 
North  Olmsted,  O.;  winter:  St.  Petersburg, 
Fla. 

H.\LL,  Orlando,  mgr.  of  estates;  born,  Sum- 
mit County,  O.,  Sept.  28.  1S55;  son  Orlando 
and  Sophia  (Towne)  Hall;  educated,  private 
schools;  Cleveland  Academy;  Greylock  Insti- 
tute, Williamstown.  Mass.;  Yale.  1877,  B.  A.; 
studied  law  with  Judge  R.  P.  Ranney  and 
took  course  of  law  lectures  for  one  year;  com- 
nleted  law  studies  in  Columbia  Law  school. 
New  York  City;  admitted  to  the  bar  1880  and 
began  the  practice  of  law  In  Cleveland;  with- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


drew  from  the  practice  to  devote  time  to  pri- 
vate Interests;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
fraternity;  member  University  and  Yale 
clubs.  New  York;  Akron  City  club.  Akron.  O. 
Pepper  Pike,  Kirtland,  Yale.  Tavern.  Union, 
and  Country  clubs  of  Cleveland.  Residence: 
3328   Euclid-ave.     Office:    1114   Keith   Bldg. 

HALL.,  Phyllis  Withlngrton,  born,  Jackaon, 
Mich.,  Dec.  20,  1897;  daughter  Philip  Herbert 
and  Harrietta  (Bennett)  Withington;  edu- 
cated. Hathaway-Brown  school,  1907-1914; 
Mrs  Porter's  school,  Farmington,  Conn.,  1914- 
1916-  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  5,  1918  to  Hi- 
land  Kennedy  Hall — children,  Patricia  and 
Hiland  Withington  Hall;  member  Junior 
League  board;  several  Associated  Charities 
committees;  world  war,  Red  Cross  work  at 
Washington;  member  Women's  City  and  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  swimming. 
Residence:   2829    Scarborough-rd. 

HALI-,  Rollln  Stenrart,  pres.  Bourne  Fuller 
Co.-  born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  16,  1871;  son  Jos.  S. 
and  Hanna  (Walker)  Hall;  educated.  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married.  Cleveland.  Oct. 
28,  1897  to  IMary  Adelaide  Hay — children, 
Catharvn  Hall  Teare  and  Rollln  S.  Hall,  Jr.; 
did  war  work  through  plant  of  the  Bourne 
Fuller  Co.;  director  and  on  executive  commit- 
tee The  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  member  Union, 
Tavsrn,  Mavfleld,  Pepper  Pike  and  Westwood 
clubs.  Residence:  Bay  Village,  C  Office: 
Hanna  Bldg..  Cleveland. 

HALLB.  Carrie  Momm,  born,  Waterproof, 
La.,  Dec.  15,  1871;  daughter,  Charles  and  Ra- 
chel (Bloch)  Mosa;  educated,  Cleveland 
schools;  married.  Cleveland,  Dec.  3,  1893  to 
Salmon  P.  Halle — children,  Marlon  Halle 
Strauss  and  S.  Portland  Halle.  Residence: 
Spring  Grove  Farm,  Stop  31,  Ridge  Road, 
Wlckliffe,  O. 

HALLE,  Salmon  Portland,  retired;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  6,  18  66;  son  Mcses  and  Re- 
becca (Well)  Halle;  educated,  Cleveland 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  3,  1893  to 
Carrie  B.  Moss — children,  Marion  Halle 
Strauss  and  S.  Portland  Halle;  director  Hallo 
Bros.  Co.,  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  and  The  Mutual 
Bldg.  &  Investment  Co.;  identified  with  Mount 
Sinai  hospital;  member  CThamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Historical  eoclety;  Cleveland  Art 
Museum;  Aldine  club  of  New  York;  Oakwood. 
Excelsior,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  Spring  Grove  Farm,  Wlck- 
liffe,   O.      Office:    924    Hanna  bldg. 

HALLISY,  James  B.,  doctor  of  medicine; 
born.  Youngstown,  O.,  Sept.  20,  1894;  son 
Michael  and  Isabella  (Mace)  Hallisy;  edu- 
cated, John  Carroll  Univ.,  A.  B.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  school  of  Medicine,  M.  D.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  l7,  1922  to  Angela  Agnes 
Condon — children,  Ruth  Mary  and  Ann  Hal- 
lisy; Interne  St.  Vincent's  charity  hospital, 
1918-1919;  resident  surgeon,  St.  Vincent's 
charity  hospital,  1919-1920;  instructor  In  An- 
atomy, Western  Reserve  Univ.  school  of  Medi- 
cine; asst.  surgeon  out-patient  dept.  St.  Vin- 
cent's hospital;  member  Academy  of  Medicine 
of  Cleveland;  Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  Cleve- 
land Medical  Library  assn.;  Knights  of  Colum- 
bus, Gilmour  council;  Phi  Chi  medical  fra- 
ternity. Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3292 
Berkeley-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  12931 
St.   Clair-ave. 

HALLOCK,  Anne  Lamson,  born.  New  MU- 
ford,  Conn.,  Sept.  22.  1SC8;  daughter  Fred 
Gunn  and  Ellen  (Dibble)  Lamson;  educated. 
New  Milford.  Conn.;  married,  Hartford.  Conn., 
Aug.  28,  1893  to  Henry  Butler  Hallock — chil- 
dren, Leavitt  Duane  and  Helen  Lamson  Hal- 
lock.     Residence:   2060  Cornell-rd. 


HAM.VNN,  Car!  Ferdinand,  salesman;  born, 
Mt.   Vernon,   N.   Y.,   Jan.   17,   1896;  son   William 

A.  and  Emma  (Pfell)  Hamann;  educated,  Taft 
school,  Waterpower,  Conn.,  1914;  Sheffield 
Scientific  school,  Yale  Univ.,  1917,  Ph.  B.;  ex. 
Yale  school  of  Forestry,  1921;  married,  Cleve- 
land, July  26,  1924  to  Constance  Kellogg 
Kline;  world  war,  second  lieut.  field  artillery; 
member  St.  Elmo  club  of  New  Haven.  Refji- 
dence:  2688  Wayfleld-rd.  Office:  607  Hanna 
Bldg. 

HAMAIVN,  Constance  Kline,  born,  Norwalk, 
O.,  June,  1900;  daughter  George  A.  and  Nell 
(Kellogg)  Kline;  educated.  Laurel  school. 
1914-1918;  Smith  college,  B.  A..  1918-1922; 
married,  Cleveland,  July  2R.  1924  to  Carl  F. 
Hamann.     Residence:  2688  Wayfleld-rd. 

HAMILL,  Laurence,  born,  Chicago,  Jan.  24, 

1879;  son  Charles  Davisson  aTid  Susan  (Wal- 
bridge)  Hamill;  educated.  Harvard  school, 
Chicago;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  A.  B. ;  married. 
C^iicago,  March  27.  1911  to  Madeline  Hender- 
son; world  war.  chairman  military  training 
camps  assn.;  member  Anti  Tuberculosis 
league;  Union,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  and  Tav- 
ern clubs  of  Cleveland;  University  club  of 
Chicago.  Re.'sidence:  1787  Crawford-rd.  Of- 
fice: Hanna  Bldg. 

HAMILTON,  Joseph  Nei^rton,  restaurateur; 
born.   Pittsburgh.    Pa..   Feb.   19,    1893;    son   Jos. 

B.  and  Emma  (Drumm)  Hamilton;  educated, 
Wooster,  O.  (preparatory) ;  Univ.  of  Mich. 
A.  B.  business  administration,  1916;  married, 
Calumet.  Mich.,  Jan.  14.  1919  to  Louise  Inger- 
soll — children.  Betty  Lou  Hamilton;  world 
war.  U.  S.  N.,  enlisted  as  seaman;  shore  duty 
to  Jan.  1918,  afloat  as  ensign,  pay  corps  until 
March  1919;  public  accounting,  system  staff 
until  Sept.  1922:  associated  with  H.  W.  Ham- 
ilton in  Hamilton  Restaurants  since  Sept. 
1922;  vice-pres.  and  treas.  Hamilton  Restau- 
rant; treas.  Hamilton  Automat  Co.;  member 
Sigma  Chi  fraternity;  Big  Ten  University  and 
National  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: tennis  and  motoring.  Residence:  2112 
Cottage  Grove-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Oflice: 
902   Prospect-ave. 

HAMMOND,  Ardon  P.,  practice  of  medicine; 
born.  Castalla,  O.,  Oct.  31.  1869;  son  John  H. 
and  Emily  C.  (Holden)  Hammond;  educated, 
Huron,  O.,  high  school;  Cleveland  School  of 
Pharmacv.  1889;  W.  R.  U.  Medicine  dept., 
1904;     marrieri      Lorain.    O.,    Sept.    12,    1913    to 

'orence  L.  Moore;  always  active  in  Republi- 
can politics;  pres.  Local  War  board  13  during 
war;  general  practice  of  medicine,  1904-1921; 
county  coroner  since  Jan.  3.  1921;  held  office 
three  terms;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  State  Medical  assn.;  all  branches  of 
Masonry;  Knights  of  Pythias;  Masonic,  West- 
ern Reserve.  2.Sth  Ward,  22nd  Ward,  17th 
Ward,  3rd  Ward  Republican  clubs;  practiced 
pharmacy  in  drug  stores  from  1889  to  1900. 
Recreation:  fishing  and  hunting.  Residence: 
12428  Superior.     Office:  712  Lakeside. 

HANDERSON,  Clarence  Henry,  publicity 
mgr.,  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  23.  1889;  son 
Henry  E.  and  Clara  (Corlett)  Handerson; 
educated,  Adelbert  college.  A.  B. ;  married, 
Sandusky,  O.,  April  6.  1915  to  Ernestine 
Feick — children.  Claire  Ernestine,  dir.  Cleve. 
Adv.  club  and  pres.  Cleve.  and  Nat'l.  Finan- 
cial Advrs.  Assns. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Gyro 
clubs.  Res.:  3251  Chadbourne-rd.  Office: 
Union    Trust   Co. 

HANDERSON,  Dorothy  Rose,  born,  Cleve- 
land. June  13,  1897;  daughter  William  R.  and 
Eliza     (Ganson)     Rose;     educated,     Hathaway 


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Brown  school;  Smith  College.  A.  B.,  1918; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  31,  1922  to  Philip 
Corlett  Handerson;  director  of  the  College 
club.  1923-26;  secy.  College  club.  1924-26;  pres. 
Smith  college  club,  1922-23;  member  Smith 
college  and  College  clubs.  Residence:  3182 
Warrington-rd. 

HANDERSON,  Mrs.  Henry  E.,  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  17,  1S61;  daughter  William  K.  and 
Aiarv  (ilavburne)  Corlett;  educated.  Cleveland, 
O. :  married.  Cleveland,  June  12.  1SS8  to  Dr. 
Henry  E.  Handerson — children,  Clarence  Henry 
and  Philip  Corlett  Handerson.  Residence: 
2500   Derbyshire-rd. 

HANDERSON,  Philtp  C,  born,  Cleveland, 
March  24,  1897;  son  Dr.  H.  E.  and  Clara 
(Corlett)  Handerson;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  A.  B.,  1919;  married,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  31,  1922  to  Dorothy  Rose;  world  war, 
second  lieut.  in  Field  Artillery;  account 
execufive  The  Griswold  Eshleman  Co.;  mem- 
ber Delta  Tau  Delta  fraternity;  University 
and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Residence: 
3182  Warrington-rd.  Office:  1450  Bulkley 
Bldg. 

HANDRICK,  Gertrude  Foran,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland.  May  1,  1871;  daughter  Martin  Am- 
brose and  Katherine  (Kavanaugh)  Foran; 
Ursuline  academy  (Villa  Angela) ;  Georgetown 
Visitation  academy,  Washington,  D.  C. ;  Hatha- 
way Brown  school,  Cleveland,  O. ;  Baldwin 
Univ.  LL.B.,  1911;  married.  Cleveland,  Apr.  5, 
1899  to  Dr.  Franltlin  Aylesworth  Handrick  (de- 
ceased)'— children,  Martha  Aylesworth  (de- 
ceased), and  Martin  Foran  Handrick;  leader 
9th  ward  1912,  Woman  Suffrage  party;  chair- 
man Business  Women's  Suffrage  league; 
Woman  ward  leader  of  20th  ward  of  Demo- 
crats 1920-24;  world  war,  capt.  of  canteen; 
spent  one  day  a  week  at  Red  Cross  hdqrs.  to 
give  legal  services;  served  on  questionnaire 
board  one  night  a  week  at  old  work  house  on 
Woodland-ave. ;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State 
and  American  bar  assns. ;  chairman  of  Poly- 
Convent  group  of  international  federation  of 
Catholic  Alumnae,  1924;  trustee  Cleveland 
Circle  of  I.  F.  C.  A.  1924-25;  first  woman  ad- 
mitted to  Cleveland  bar  assn.  Residence:  1563 
Crawford-rd.      Office:    530    Schofleld  Bldg. 

HANDYSIDE,  George  P.,  automobile  busi- 
ness; born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1890;  son  James 
and  Emma  (Reading)  Handyside;  educated. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.  B.;  married,  Toledo, 
Oct.  30,  1920  to  Kathryn  Burkhalter;  world 
war.  overseas  1917-19;  1st  lieut.  Motor  trans- 
port corps  Jan.,  1918  to  June,  1919;  member 
Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  University  club. 
Residence:  134  Harriman-st.  Bedford,  O.  Of- 
fice:   4400   Euclid-ave. 

HANKS,  JanieM  Gall,  born,  CentervlUe,  N. 
Y.,  April  17.  1868;  son  Michael  D.  and  Cath- 
erine (Cleary)  Hanks;  educated.  Pike  Semi- 
nary. New  York;  married.  Canton,  O.  to  Bertha 
Koiien — children,  two;  director  Lanken  Vi- 
vian Co.;  member  Knights  of  Columbus  Cleve- 
land council;  B.  P.  O.  E.  Lakewood  lodge  No. 
1350;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Wooster  Country 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  Residence:  13325 
Forest  Hill-ave..  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  East 
Ohio  Gas  Co.,  1405  E.  6th-st. 

HANNA,  Carl  H.,  capitalist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, O.,  Jan.  5.  1890;  son  Daniel  R.  and  May 
(Harrington)  Hanna;  educated.  Sibley  school; 
Asheviile  school,  Asheville,  N.  C;  Taft  school, 
Watertown.  Conn.;  Yale  Univ.,  1911;  married, 
July  30,  1909  to  Gertrude  J.  Leavitt — children, 
Edward  L.  Hanna;  world  war,  Company  F, 
112th  engineers.  37th  division;  connected  with 
Hanna   Bldg.   Co.  and   Cleveland   Co.;   member 


Clil  Phi  fraternity,  Omlcron  chapter;  Mid-Day, 
Hermit,  Country  and  Kirtland  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 15S00  South  I'ark-blvd.  Office:  830 
Hanna  Bidg. 

HANNA,  Dnnlel  Rhodes,  Jr.,  publisher; 
born,  Cleveland.  May  28,  1894;  son  Daniel  R. 
and  May  (Harrington)  Hanna;  educated,  Taft 
school.  Watertown,  Conn.;  I'liillips  academy, 
Andover,  Mass.;  married,  Indianapolis,  June 
9,  1917  to  Ruth  Randall— children,  Natalie, 
Daniel  R.  III.  John  R.,  and  Mary  Hanna;  world 
war,  first  training  camp  Fort  Ben  Harrison; 
commissioned  1st  lieut.  83rd  division;  trans- 
ferred to  302nd  Cavalry;  then  to  64th  Field 
artillery  and  promoted  to  captain;  member 
Troop  A  1914-17;  service  on  border;  entered 
publishing  business  in  1913;  lias  remained  in 
same  business  since  tliat  time;  worked  in  all 
departments;  was  made  pres.  and  genl.  mgr. 
of  Cleveland  Co.  publishers  of  the  Cleveland 
News  daily  and  Sunday  in  Jan.,  1925;  director 
Hanna  Bldg.  Co.,  Postergraph  Co.  and  Knight- 
Norris-Gibbs  Co.;  member  Kirtland.  Mayfield, 
Pepper  Pike  Tavern,  Hermit  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  2370  S.  Overlook-rd.  Of- 
fice:  Cleveland   News. 

HANNA,    Gertrude    Jerome    Leavitt,    born, 

Stamford,  Conn.;  daughter  Edward  and  Ana- 
bel  (Bean)  Leavitt;  educated.  The  Catherine 
Aiken  scliool  at  Stamford,  Conn.;  married, 
Bridgeburg,  Ont.,  July  30,  1909  to  Carl  H. 
Hanna— cliildren,  Edward  Leavitt  Hanna; 
world  war,  served  on  Watertown,  N.  Y.  Red 
Cross,  ail  Liberty  Loans,  War  Chests,  Red 
Cross  drives  and  Victory  Loans;  also  served 
as  nurse  under  Red  Cross  in  Masonic  hospital 
during  Influenza  plague;  did  home  service 
work  until  assigned  to  service  witli  Red  Cross 
at  Lafayette  House  hospital,  112  W.  59th  St., 
New  York  as  lieut.  Oct.,  1918;  released  from 
service  May,  1919  at  close  of  hospital.  Aux. 
chairman  tor  recruiting  men  after  war  for 
Co.  L;  Aux.  treas.  for  American  Legion  post 
228;  chairman  for  Aux.  for  Co.  L;  county 
chairman  Leonard  Wood  campaign;  county 
chairman  for  endless  chain  of  women  voters 
for  Senator  Wadsworth;  chairman  for  the 
Marnc  Statue  fund  under  Gen  Robert  Alex- 
ander; county  vice-chairman  Republican  Natl, 
ways  and  means  committee;  originator 
Warren  Harding  G.  O.  P.  Jr.  club  for  boys 
and  girls  at  Alexandria  Bay;  member  Ohio 
State  committee  for  the  disabled  soldiers; 
member  Kirtland  and  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  riding;  owner  of  Roadside 
Kennels.     Residence:    15800   South   Park-blvd. 

HANNA,  Howard  Melville,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  14,  1877;  son  H.  Melville  and  Kate 
(Smith)  Hanna;  educated,  Univ.  school,  Cleve- 
land; Sheffield  Scientific  school.  New  Haven, 
Conn.;  married,  Thomasville.  Ga.  Jan.  15, 
1907  to  Jean  Claire  Hanna — children,  Fanny 
Mann,  Howard  M.  Jr.,  Jean.  Kate  B.  and 
Constance  C.  Hanna;  pres.  The  M.  A.  Hanna 
Co.;  director  National  Biscuit  Co.,  Repub- 
lic Iron  &  Steel  Co.,  Howe  Sound  Co.  and 
Union  Trust  Co.;  director  American  Iron 
&  Steel  Institute;  trustee  Western  Re- 
serve University;  Lakeside  hospital;  Ma- 
ternity hospital:  member  Racquet  club 
and  Mid-Day  club  of  New  York;  New 
York  Yacht  club;  Union,  Tavern,  Mid-Day, 
Kirtland,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  and  Country 
clubs  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  11505  Lake 
Shore-blvd.      Office:    1300    Leader   Bldg. 

H.VN.XA,  Mark  A.,  publisher;  born,  Cleve- 
land. April  12,  ISSS;  son  Daniel  R.  and  May 
(Harrington)  Hanna;  educated,  University 
school;  Asheville  school.  Asheville,  N.  C. ;  Taft 
school,  Watertown,  Conn.;  Yale  Univ.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  2,  1916 
to  Rhea  F.  Wiseman — children,  Rhodes,  Rhea, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Jane,  Mark  III,  Polly,  Katherine  and  Marjorie 
Hanna;  vice  pres.  Cleveland  Co.;  pres.  Hanna 
Bldg.   Co.     Residence:    Independence,   O. 

HAXNA,  William  S.,  attorney;  born  Holmes- 
ville,  O.,  Jan.  14,  1860;  son  Milton  and  Eliza- 
beth (Stiffler)  Hanna;  educated,  public  schools, 
Millersburg  Normal  school;  Mt.  Union  col- 
lege; married,  Millersburg,  O.,  1887  to  Ne- 
vada B.  Ewing — children,  Fannie  Fern  Wells, 
Helen  Hazel  Getz,  William  E.  and  Milton 
A.  Hanna;  school  examiner  Holmes  county 
1886-1890;  county  surveyor  Holmes  Co.  1887- 
90;  prosecuting  attorney  Holmes  Co.  1891-97; 
member  board  of  education  Millersburg  1909- 
13;  solicitor  of  Millersburg  1910-13;  Common 
pleas  judge  Coshocton,  Holmes  and  Wayne 
counties,  O.  1913-19;  chairman  legal  advisory 
board  for  Holmes  county  during  world  war; 
in  general  practice  of  law  at  Millersburg,  O. 
from  1890  to  1913,  having  been  admitted  to 
the  bar  of  Ohio  in  1886;  member  of  law  firm 
Reed  and  Hanna  1892-1904;  moved  to  Cle\e- 
land  in  1919  and  became  member  of  law  firm 
Huggett  &  Hanna  since  said  time;  prepared 
forms  for  Baldwin's  civil  practice  manual  of 
Ohio;  author  of  many  articles  on  Holmes 
county  history;  director  and  pres.  Reserve 
Mortgage  and  Investment  Co.  since  1920;  di- 
rector and  pres.  Knickerbocker  Mortgage  Co. 
since  1923;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  Stata 
bar  assns. ;  Independent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows. 
Residence:  2199  Kerrwood-rd.  Office:  736  So- 
ciety for  Savings  Bldg. 

HANNUM,  EdTi-in  Alan,  born,  Maumee,  C, 
Jan.  2,  1873;  son  John  and  Eliza  Ann  (Close) 
Hannum;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
medical  dept.  1904;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
4,  1907  to  Ollie  L.  Martin — children,  John, 
Charles  and  David  Hannum;  member  Academy 
of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medical  society; 
American  Medical  assn.;  Shaker  Heights  Coun- 
try club.  Residence:  1874  E.  87th  st.  Office: 
906   Rose   Bldg. 

HANSEN,  Ellis  H.,  dentist;  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  6,  1898;  son  Christian  and  Christine 
(Jacobsen)  Hansen;  educated,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  dental  school,  D.D.S.,  1923;  mar- 
ried. Erie.  Pa.  Sept.  1,  1921  to  Olive  H.  Shima 
— children,  Shirley  June  Hansen;  world  war, 
served  with  135th  Field  artillery  37th  divi- 
sion, 1917-19;  member  Battery  C;  Cleveland 
Dental  society,  N.  D.  A.;  Psl  Omega  fratern- 
ity; Danish  brotherhood  of  America;  Prodigal 
Sons  and  Glen  Rock  country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  bowling.  Residence:  1615 
Ridgefield-rd.      Office:    2985   Mayfield-rd. 

HANSEN.  George  Christian,  attorney  at 
law;  born,  Denmark,  May  30,  1868;  son  Henry 
William  and  Hannah  (Petersen)  Hansen;  edu- 
cated, district  and  village  schools  of  Wood 
County;  Ohio  normal  univ.  Ada,  O.  1895,  B.  S.; 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor,  1898,  LL.B.; 
married,  Cleveland  June  29.  1904  to  Orra 
Phillips — children.  Paul  G.,  Ruth  M.,  George 
P.  and  David  T.  Hansen;  asst.  prosecuting  at- 
torney of  Cuyahoga  Co.  1908-10;  again  from 
1920-25;  came  to  Cleveland  Aug.  1,  1898;  ad- 
mitted to  bar  1898;  admitted  to  federal  courts 
1903;  member  Cuyahoga  County  and  Ohio 
State  bar  assns.;  chairman  Cleveland  Disciples 
union;  trustee  Lakewood  Christian  church; 
pa.st  pres.  Lakewood  chamber  of  commerce; 
director  Lakewood  Republican  club;  pres. 
Lakewood  historical  society;  member  Lake- 
wood  lodge  I.  O.  O.  F. ;  Lakewood  lodge  F. 
&  A.  M. ;  Holy  Grail  commandery;  Attorneys' 
club;  supt.  Hoytrelle  and  Perrysburg  schools; 
taught  Cleveland  night  schools.  Recreation: 
flowers  and  natural  history.  Residence:  2027 
Riverside-dr.  Office:  635  Society  for  Savings 
Bldg. 


HANSEN,  RaMmn«,  general  contractor; 
born,  Fyne,  Denmark.  Jan.  16,  1870;  son  Hans 
Nielson  and  Utah  (Nicholisen>  Hansen;  edu- 
cated. Technical  schools  of  Denmark,  night 
schools  In  United  States;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  4,  1904  to  Bertha  Amelia  Simonson — 
children.  Ruth,  Esther,  Martha,  Lillian,  Laura 
and  Robert  Hansen;  has  been  in  contracting 
business  about  thirty  years;  built  the  Monti- 
flore  Home,  First  Evangelical  church.  More- 
land  Circle  apartments,  Ivanhoe  bank.  Maple 
Heights  high  school,  and  many  other  build- 
ings, such  as  factories,  residences,  etc.;  pres. 
R.  Hansen  Construction  Co.;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Auto  club;  Contrac- 
tor's Carpenter's  and  Labor  assn.  Recreation: 
tennis,  riding  and  motoring.  Residence:  2952 
Litchfleld-rd.  Office:  corner  Thornhill  and 
Arlington-dr. 

HANSON,  DoTld  S.,  physician  and  surgeon; 
born.  Summit  Co.  O..  Feb.  3,  1852;  son  Nicholas 
and  Dorcas  (Andrews)  Hanson;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  M.  D. ;  married,  Richfield 
O.,  Dec.  13,  1876  to  Minnie  A.  Hancock — chil- 
dren, four;  practiced  medicine  48  years;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  academy  of  medicine;  Ohio  State 
and  American  medical  assns.;  has  taken  sev- 
eral short  medical  courses  in  New  York  and 
Philadelphia;  member  Knights  of  Pythias; 
Protected  Home  circle;  Cleveland  Chess  and 
Checker  club.  Recreation:  checker  player  of 
some  note.  Residence:  2880  Huntington-rd. 
Office:  same. 

HAPPY,  Frank  P.,  dentist;  born,  Kentucky, 
Nov.  29,  1891;  son  John  T.  and  Mattie  (Tur- 
ner) Happy;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
191112-13;  Vanderbilt  Univ.  1915;  degrees  A. 
B.  and  D.  D.  S.;  married,  Cleveland.  Nov.  29, 
1916  to  Ina  Mae  Skeel — children,  Jacqueline, 
Frank  Turner  and  John  Thomas  Happy;  world 
war,  served  in  air  forces  as  major;  called  the 
only  flying  dentist  in  the  American  army; 
member  Republican  committees;  Lakewood 
Republican  club;  County  Savings  &  Loan 
Bank  of  Lakewood;  director  of  dental  work 
Cleveland  public  schools,  1919-20;  director 
County  Mortgage  Co.;  member  Cleveland, 
Ohio  State  and  American  Dental  societies; 
Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity.  Recreation: 
tennis  and  horseback  riding.  Residence: 
1537   Winton-ave.      Office:      946    Rose   Bldg. 

HARBAliGH,  Charles  R.,  executive;  born, 
Cleveland,  O.,  son  Aaron  George  and  Mary 
Emma  (Reiber)  Harbaugh;  educated,  Brooks 
military  academy;  married,  New  York;  secy, 
and  treas.  Atlas  Bolt  &  Screw  Co.  and  Atlas 
r"ar  and  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
32nd  degree;  Willowick  Country  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  Park  Lane  Villa. 
Office:   1100  Ivanhoe-rd. 

HARBAt'GH,  Lucia  Tucker,  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  23,  1875;  daughter  Charles  Herbert 
and  Lucy  A.  (Wightman)  Tucker;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school;  Fort  Edward  col- 
legiate institute.  New  York;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  30,  1898  to  Charles  R.  Harbaugh — 
children,  Donald  L.  Harbaugh  and  Virginia  H. 
McCullough;  member  Woman's  City  club. 
Residence:   1886  E.   101st  st. 

HARD,  Dudley  J.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Wooster,  O.,  Aug.  4,  1872;  son  C.  N.  and  Ade- 
line (Jackson)  Hard;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Wooster,  A.  B.  1893;  married,  St.  Louis,  Nov. 
18,  1902  to  Mildred  Hopkins — children,  Dud- 
lev  Hard,  Jr.  and  Mildred  Jane  Hard;  1st  lieut. 
Company  I.  Eighth  O.  V.  I.  during  war  with 
Spain;  major  commanding  Ohio  Cavalry 
Mexican  border  service;  colonel  commanding 
135th  Field  artillery  world  war;  colonel  chief 
of   staff    37th   division    1923;    secy,    and   treas. 


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Cleveland  lyiRht  &  Power  Co.;  vice  pres. 
Wooster  Electric  company;  director  Ohio 
Chemical  Mfg.  Co.  and  Lalie  Erie  Bolt  and  Nut 
Co.;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Union, 
Hermit,  University  and  Mayfield  country 
clubs;  was  active  in  organizing  American 
legion  1919-20  in  Cuyahoga  County;  was  the 
first  countv  chairman.  Residence:  25,57  Fair- 
mount-blvd.     Otlice:   8  W.  St.  Clair-ave. 


HARDWAY,  Louise  Burridgre,  born,  Sum- 
mit County,  O.,  Oct.  27.  1860;  daughter  John 
H.  and  Louisa  (Oviatt)  Burridge;  educated. 
Cleveland  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
10,  1883  to  Geo.  J.  Hardway — children,  two; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1811 
E.  87th   St. 

HARDY,  E:thel  Linflen,  born,  New  York 
Cit\-:  daughter  Hugo  F.  and  lOva  E.  (Heath) 
Linden;  educated,  Glenville  high  school; 
Dvke's  business  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  15,  1919  to  John  D.  Hardy — children, 
John  D.  Hardy;  secy,  to  Perry's  centennial 
commission  that  built  the  memorial  at  Put-in- 
bay;  In  business  for  eiglit  years  as  public 
stenographer  and  court  reporter;  director 
Gibraltar  Mortgage  and  Investment  Co.  Re- 
creation: horsebaclc  riding  and  swimming. 
Residence:    1651    E.    93rd-st. 

HARK,  Alden  Buerkin,  realtor;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  7,  1897;  son  William  A.  and 
Wilhelmina  (Buerkin)  Hare;  educated.  May- 
field  grade  school;  Shaw  higli;  Ohio  State 
Univ.,  1918;  served  in  navy  during  world  war 
from  1918;  entered  as  2nd  class  seaman,  sent 
to  Great  Lakes  officers  training  school,  later 
assigned  to  Convoy  duty  out  of  N.  Y.  with  rank 
of  Ensign  U.S.N,  temporary;  sent  to  South 
America  and  upon  return  was  given  hon- 
orable discharge;,  after  war  had  charge  of 
sales  of  Paco  Chemical  Co.;  later  with 
Van  Sweringen  Co.;  then  went  in  business  for 
himself  forming  Lyndhurst  Village  out  of 
part  of  Mayfield  township  and  Euclidville 
and  is  operating  two  sub-divisions  known  as 
"Lyndhurst  Manor"  and  Lyndhurst  Village; 
also  Lee-Dunham  Estates  in  Maple  Heights 
Village;  stockholder.  Building  Service  Co.  and 
Paco  Chemical  Co.  and  Alden  B.  Hare  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board;  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon  fraternity;  Glenville  Masonic 
lodge  and  chapter;  Windermere  Council;  T.,ake 
Erie  Consistory;  Holyrood  Commandery; 
American  Legion,  Knights  of  Pythias,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  High  Noon  and  Big  Ten 
University  clubs;  in  religious  belief  a  Luth- 
eran; in  politics  a  republican.  Residence: 
Cleveland  Athletic  Club.  Office:  602  Finance 
Bldg. 

H.ARKXESS,  Edith  Hale;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Edwin  Butler  and  Susan  Converse 
(Hoyt)  Hale;  educated.  Miss  Mittleberger's 
school.  Cleveland;  Sylvanus  Reed  school,  N. 
Y.  City;  married,  Cleveland.  June  22.  1897  to 
William  Lamon  Harknes.s — children,  Louise 
Harkness  Ingalls  and  William  Hale  Harkness; 
member  Colonial  Dames,  New  York  Yacht, 
Nassau  Country.  Piping  Rock,  Woman's  Na- 
tional Golf  and  Tennis,  Kirtland.  and  Country 
clubs.  Cleveland;  Colony  club  of  New  York; 
Automobile  club  of  America,  Residence  4  E. 
66th-st.,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 


H.VRKXESS,  AVIIllnni  llnio,  lawyer;  born. 
Cleveland.  Julv  13.  1900;  .son  William  Lamon 
and  Edith  (Hale)  Harkness;  educated,  St.  Paul 
school.  Concord,  N.  H.;  Yale  college;  Harvard 
law  school;  member  University  club.  New 
York;  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Kirtland  Coun- 
try, Country  and   Vas.sar  Country   clubs. 

HARMON,  Franic  S.,  director  of  parks  and 
public  property;  born.  Aurora,  O.,  Nov.  15, 
1857;  son  Edward  and  Eliza  (Sheldon)  Har- 
mon; educated,  high  school  and  Spencerian 
college;  married.  Akron,  O..  Oct.  15,  1884  to 
I..ucy  Noble — children.  Pauline  Harmon  and 
Dorothy  Harmon  Castle;  former  business,  re- 
tail general  store.  Burton,  O.;  dept.  manager 
Weideman  Co.,  wholesale  grocers.  Cleveland; 
director  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  Union  Mortgage 
Co.;  director  and  vicc-pres.  Doan  Savings  and 
Loan  Co.;  director  and  sec.  Masonic  Temple 
assn.;  treas.  Grand  Lodge  of  Ohio;  chairman 
A.  A.  S.  Rite  Finance  committee;  director  and 
member  of  executive  committee  Geo,  Washing- 
ton Memorial  assn.;  member  Masonic  bodies; 
Union  club.  Residence:  2338  Ardleigh-dr.  Of- 
fice:  437  City  Hall. 

HARMON.  Gnius  Elijah,  associate  professor 
of  hygiene  and  bacteriology;  born,  Wilming- 
ton, Mass.,  June  13,  1887;  son  Elijah  and 
Martha  Alcesta  (Homans)  Harmon;  educate<!l. 
Boston  Univ.,  M.B.  1908;  M.  D.  1909;  Harvard 
Univ.  and  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology, 
C.P.H.  1914;  married,  Erie,  Pa.,  Nov.  15,  1917 
to  Mary  Carey;  chief  of  Bureau  of  vital 
statistics,  division  of  health,  Cleveland, 
1916-1918;  acting  director  City  laboratories 
division  of  health,  1917-1918;  instructor  in 
hygiene,  W.  R.  C.  1911-1916;  senior  instructor 
1916-1918;  asst.  professor  1918-1924;  assoc. 
professor  since  1924;  member  American 
Public  Health  assn.;  American  Statistical 
assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
American  Medical  assn.;  American  Assn.  for 
the  Advancement  of  Science.  Residence: 
3419  Beechwood-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    2109    Adelbert-rd. 

H.VRPER,  Fred  Lee,  pastor;  born  Sept.  30, 
1889;  son,  L,  R.  and  Harriet  LouLse  (Allison) 
Harper;  educated,  Muskingum  college,  A.  B., 
(cum  laude)  1912;  Princeton  Univ.  M.  A. 
1916;  Princeton  Theological  Seminary,  1916; 
married.  Millersburg,  O.,  Aug.  12,  1914  to  Vera 
M.  Carson —  children  David  Carson  and  Frank- 
lin Lerov  Harper:  ordained  Presbyterian  min- 
ister. July  11,  1916;  installed  July  11,  1916 
pastor  First  Presbyterian  church.  Maroa,  111.; 
installed  Oct.  10,  1919,  pastor  First  Presby- 
terian church.  Fredericktown.  O. ;  installed 
Dec.  9.  1923.  pastor  Bethany  Presbyterian 
church,  Cleveland:  member  Thrall  lodge  No. 
170,  F.  &  A.  M.,  Frederickstown.  O.;  Presby- 
terian Ministers'  club  of  Cleveland.  Resi- 
dence: 6410  Clinton-ave.  N.  W.  Office:  Clin- 
ton-ave.  at  W.  65th  st. 

H ARRI.s,   Chnrles,   college    professor;    born, 

Albion,  111.,  Nov.  19,  1859;  son  George  and 
Catharine  (Smith)  Harris;  educated,  Indiana 
Univ.,  A.  B.  1879;  Univ.  of  Leipzig.  I'h.  D. 
1883;  married.  Bloomington.  Ind..  Dec.  24, 
1884  to  Mary  McCalla — children,  John  McCalla 
Harris;  professor  Adelbert  college,  since  July 
1893;  member  Phi  Kappa  Psi,  and  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  fraternities;  University  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2466  Kenilworth-rd.  Office:  Western 
Reserve   Univ. 

HARRIS,  Edward  LanHine,  teaching;  born, 
Delevan,  Dec.  8,  1852;  son  David 
Franklin  and  Lucretia  E.  (Rowley) 
Harris;  educated,  Wayland  Academy.  Beaver 
Dam,  Wis.;  Syracuse  Univ.,  Syracuse. 
N.    Y,.    A.    B.    and    Ph.    B.;    married,    Beaver 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Dam,  Wis.,  Dec.  1878  to  Eva  Ellsworth  Gould 
— children,  Fred  Gould  and  Roy  Gould  Harris, 
also  Eva  Lucile  (deceased);  capt.  Wis.  State 
Militia  about  1870;  principal  high  school. 
Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  1878-1880;  head  of  depart- 
ment of  mathematics  in  Cleveland  high 
schools,  1880-1887;  principal  West  high 
school,  1887-1889;  principal  Central  high 
school,  1889-1912;  asst.  supt.  of  schools,  1912- 
1917;  principal  Central  high  school,  1917-1922; 
principal  emeritus  since  1922;  member  Na- 
tional Education  assn.  (pres.  secondary  dept.) ; 
State  Education  assn.  (ores.  secondary 
dept.);  North  Central  assn.  (pres.);  chairman 
State  board  of  medical  entrance  examina- 
tions; member  college  entrance  examination 
board  meeting  at  Columbia  Univ.;  Ohio 
State  manager,  N.  E.  A.;  pres.  North  Eastern 
Ohio  Teachers  assn.;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
and  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternities;  Sons 
of  American  Revolution.  Residence:  14501 
South  Woodland-rd. 

HARRIS,  Eva  Ellsworth  Gould;  born, 
Beaver  Dam,  Dodge  County,  Wis.;  daughter, 
Ingraham  and  Anna  (Learning)  Gould;  edu- 
cated, Wayland  Academy,  Beaver  Dam; 
Milwaukee  Downer  college,  B.S. ;  married, 
Beaver  Dam,  Dec.  1878  to  Edward  Lansing 
Harris — children,  Pred  Gould,  Eva  Lucile 
(deceased)  and  Roy  Gould  Harris;  active  in 
war  relief  work  in  camp  and  base  hospital 
at  Camp  Sherman,  Chillicothe,  O. ;  as  war 
time  state  regent  led  the  Ohio  Daughters  of 
American  Revolution  in  financing  the  erec- 
tion and  furnishing  of  a  sixty-five  room  D. 
A.  R.  Lodge  for  the  housing  of  soldiers' 
relations;  regent  of  Western  Reserve 
Chapter  D.  A.  R.  190-8-1910;  state  vice-regent, 
1914-1916;  state  regent  1917-1920;  vice-pres. 
general  National  society,  1920-1923;  organ- 
izer Womans  club  and  served  as  president 
1911-1914;  state  regent  Daughters  of  the 
American  Colonists  1925-1927;  member 
Daughters  of  Founders  and  Patriots  of 
America;  Sons  and  Daughters  of  Pilgrims; 
Daughters  of  1812;  National  officer  Club  and 
State  officers'  club;  founder  women's  guild. 
Salvation  Army  Maternity  Hospital;  trustee 
Oxford  College  for  Women,  Oxford,  O. ; 
member  Woman's  and  Women's  City  clubs. 
Residence:    14501    S.    Woodland-rd. 

HARRIS,  George  Barnes,  attorney;  born, 
Flndlay,  O.,  Oct.  27.  1881;  son  Julius  and 
Emma  (Wolf)  Harris;  educated,  grade  and 
high  schools  of  Findlay;  Ohio  Soldiers,  Sail- 
ors and  Orphans  Home,  Xenia,  O. ;  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.  1900,  B.  A.;  A.  M.  1903;  Cleveland 
Law  school,  1903,  LL.B. ;  married,  Detroit, 
Sept.  22,  1909  to  Fannie  Bown  Davis — chil- 
dren, Lucile  L.,  Martha  B.  and  David  G.  Har- 
ris; chairman  Cuyalioga  County  republican 
central  committee,  1912-18;  Cuyahoga  County 
War  service  league,  1917-19;  house  to  house 
canvassing  committee  of  third  and  fourth 
Liberty  loans.  Victory  loan,  War  and  Victory 
chests,  and  Red  Cross  roll  call,  1917-19;  mem- 
ber Ohio  Republican  State  central  committee, 
1914-24;  vice  chairman,  1922-24;  Republican 
county  executive  committee  1916-24;  special 
counsel  at  Cleveland  for  Ohio  attorney  gen- 
eral, 1914-16;  practiced  law  1903  to  date  at 
Cleveland;  member  law  firm  Klein,  Harris  & 
Diehm;  pres.  and  director  The  Thor  Realty 
Co.  and  The  K.  &  H.  Realty  Co.;  secy,  and 
director  Acme  Artificial  Silk  Co.;  Cleveland 
National  Machine  Co.;  Harris  Calorific  Co.; 
and  The  Grebe  Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio 
State,  and  American  bar  assns. ;  American  Law 
Institute;  pres.  Ohio  State  bar  assn.  1922-23; 
trustee  Baldwin  and  Oliio  Wesleyan  Universi- 
ties; member  Masonic  lodge,  Knights  of 
Pythias,  B.  P.  O.  E.;  Union,  University,  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic,  City,  Ad- 


vertising, Western  Reserve  Republican,  Mid- 
Day,  and  Cedarhurst  Country  clubs;  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Chamber  of  Industry;  Council 
of  Sociology.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2207  Chatfleld-dr.  Office:  890  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

HARRIS,  Harriet  Smith;  born,  Cleveland, 
June  21,  1884;  daughter  Alton  H.  and  Nellie 
(Northrop)  Smith;  educated.  Central  high 
school;  College  for  Women  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  29,  1906  to  Roy 
Gould  Harris — children,  Lucile  Harris;  mem- 
ber D.  A.  R. ;  Cleveland  Camp  Fire  council; 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  14501  South 
Woodland-rd. 

HARRIS,  Isaac  C,  wholesale  lumber  dealer; 
born,  West  Austintown,  O.,  Feb.  19,  1884;  son 
Daniel  George  and  Mary  (Evans)  Harris;  edu- 
cated, grade  school,  Webster,  Pa.;  married, 
St.  Clairsville,  O.,  Oct.  4,  1906  to  Margaret 
Steinrod  Parker;  vice-pres.  and  manager, 
Dwight  Hinckley  Lumber  Corp.;  32nd  Degree 
Mason;  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Knight  Templar; 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  87  E. 
238th-st.     Office:    4223   E.    49th   st. 

HARRIS,  Jane  White;  born,  Locke,  N.  Y., 
Mar.  22,  1850;  daughter  Porter  and  Lucinda 
(Slocum)  White;  educated,  Moravia,  N.  Y. 
high  school;  married,  Locke,  N.  Y.  July  8, 
1874  to  Owen  Harris — children,  Clarence  Owen 
(deceased),  Lena  (deceased)  and  Joseph  Por- 
ter Harris.  Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor  or 
c/o   J.   P.   Harris,   Union   Trust   Co. 

HARRIS,  Joseph  Porter;  born,  Perry,  New 
York,  Aug.  14,  1880;  son  Owen  and  Jennie 
(White)  Harris;  educated,  public  schools  of 
Perry  and  Warsaw,  N.  Y. ;  Adelbert  college, 
1896-98;  Cornell  Univ.  A.  B.  1901;  married, 
Baltimore.  Sept.  24,  1921  to  Margaret  Matthal 
— children,  Margaret  Jane  and  Barbara  Ban- 
croft Harris;  member  Cleveland  board  of  edu- 
cation two  years;  chairman  securities  com- 
mittee of  4th  Federal  Reserve  bank  during 
war;  vice  chairman  Military  training  camps 
assn.;  member  Cleveland  Central  liberty 
loan  committee;  private  setcy.  to  Pres.  J  .G. 
Schurman  of  Cornell  Univ.  1901-06;  with 
N.  W.  Harris  &  Co.,  New  York  City,  1906-08; 
(first)  secy,  of  Cornell  Univ.  1908-09;  mgr. 
Cleveland  office  and  Ohio  territory  for  N. 
W.  Harris  Co.  (later  Harris,  Forbes  & 
Co.)  1909-16;  vice  pres.  and  director  Citizens 
Savings  &  Trust  Co.  in  charge  of  bank's 
investments  1916-20;  vice  pres.  and  director 
Union  Trust  Co.  in  charge  of  investments 
since  1920;  treas.  and  director  Rail  Welding 
&  Bonding  Co.;  pres.  Associate  alumni 
of  Cornell  Univ.  1920-21;  vice  pres.  and  di- 
rector Cleveland  Southwestern  Ry.  Co.  and 
Western  Reserve  Power  &  Light  Co.;  di- 
and  Western  Reserve  Power  &  Light  Co.;  di- 
rector Glidden  Co.,  and  Kalamazoo  Allegan 
&  Grand  Rapids  R.  R.  Co.;  trustee  American 
defense  society;  Cornell  Univ.  Christian  assn.; 
charter  trustee  and  fellow  Cleveland  Museum 
of  National  History;  member  American  Arch- 
aeological society;  American  Economic  assn.; 
council  of  National  Economic  league;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
fraternity;  Union,  University,  Mid-Day,  May- 
field  Country,  Banker's,  Cornell,  Town  and 
Gown  and  Castalia  Sporting  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  fishing,  camping,  canoeing  and  ten- 
nis. Residence:  12546  Cedar-rd.  Office:  Un- 
ion Trust  Co. 

HARRIS,  Margaret  Matthal;  born,  Balti- 
more, Feb.  14.  1898;  daughter  William  H.  and 
Alice  Bancroft  (Jones)  Matthai;  educated, 
Brvn  Mawr  school,  Baltimore;  Ogontz  school, 
Philadelphia,     Pa.;     married,     Baltimore,    Md., 


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Sept.  24.  1921  to  Joseph  Porter  Harris — chil- 
dren, Margaret  Jane  and  Barbara  Bancroft 
Harris.     Residence:   12546  Cedar-rd. 

HARRIS.  Marsraret  Parkerj  born,  St.  Clalrs- 
vllle,  O.,  June  30,  ISJSG;  daughter  William 
Henry  and  Emma  Anna  (Ault)  Parker;  edu- 
cated, St.  Clalrsvllle  grade  and  high  schools; 
married  St.  Clalrsvllle,  Oct.  4,  1906  to  Isaac 
C.  Harris;  treas.  Grant  Ave.  Lumber  Co.;  so- 
cial welfare  work,  leader  of  Girl  Scout  troop. 
Shore  high  school,  Euclid,  O.,  1921-1926;  mem- 
ber Euclid  Village  board  of  education,  1921- 
26;  board  of  directors  of  the  Euclid  Village 
Health  Center;  Cecilian  Musical.  East  Shore 
Community  (past  pres.)  clubs.  Residence:  87 
E.  238th-8t.  Summer  residence:  Rlver-rd., 
Madison,  O. 

HARRIS,  Milton  Joseph,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  5,  1900;  son  Henry  and  Pauline 
(Synenberg)  Harris;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  Central  high  school;  Univ.  of 
Michigan  1916-18;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
1918-2  3,  A.  B.  and  LL.B.;  John  Marshall 
School  of  Law,  1923-24,  LL.M.;  candidate  for 
State  Senator  1924;  served  eight  months  as 
Battalion  quartermaster  sergt.  in  Reserve 
corps  during  world  war;  sec.  Speed  Realty 
Co..  Milton  Clothes  Co.,  Henry  Harris  Realty 
Co.  and  Detroit  Coutant  Co.;  master  of  rolls 
of  Epsilon  Sigma  Pi,  honorary  fraternity; 
member  Delta  Rho,  Sigma  Kappa,  and  Alpha 
Rho  Sigma  fraternities.  Recreation:  tennis 
and  baseball.  Residence:  2187  E.  80th-st. 
Office:   614   Swetland  Bldg. 

HARRISON,  Dorothr  Fuller;  born,  Cleve- 
land, O. ;  daughter  Ralzie  J.  and  Alice  (Crane) 
Fuller;  educated,  Miss  Mittleberger's  school, 
1906;  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.  1910,  A. 
B.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1913  to  Ward 
Harrison — children,  Dorothy,  Cornelia  and 
John  Ward  Harrison;  member  Phi  Kappa  Zeta 
sorority;  College  and  Women's  city  cluba. 
Residence:  1791  Cadwell-ave. 

HARRISON,  Frank,  attorney;  born,  Lanark, 
111.,  Jan.  27,  1895;  son  Stephen  J.  and  Loretta 
(Rowland)  Harrison;  educated,  Univ.  of  Wash- 
ington, Seattle,  A.  B.  1915;  cum  laude;  Har- 
vard Univ.  law  school,  LL.B.  1921;  married, 
Sept.  1,  1926  to  Katherine  Eraser  Hoover; 
world  war,  first  Ileut.  in  Field  artillery;  at 
present  major  Field  artillery  O.  R.  C: 
member  Cleveland  bar  assn.;  Parish  council 
of  Trinity  cathedral;  Phi  Beta  Kappa, 
Phi  Alpha  Delta,  Tau  Kappa  Alpha,  Delta 
Upsilon,  and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternities; 
University  club;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Veterans  of  Troop  A.  Residence:  2359  Ard- 
lelgh-dr.  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1857 
Union   Trust  Bldg. 

H.IRRISON,  Marvin  Clinton,  attorney;  born, 
Scribner,  Neb.,  July  13,  1890;  son  Marvin 
Bradley  and  Carolina  (Warner)  Harrison; 
educated,  Scribner  high  school;  Grinnell  col- 
lege, A.  B.  1912;  Harvard  law  school,  1915. 
LL.B.;  married.  New  York  City,  June  6,  1922 
to  Clara  Rockow — children,  Jean  Bradley  Har- 
rison; world  war,  U.  S.  N.  A.  R.  F.  ensign, 
1917-18.  Residence:  997  Roanoke-rd.  Office: 
1225  Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

HARRISON,  Nannie  Coleman,  born,  Staun- 
ton, Va.,  Aug.  15,  1878;  daughter  John  S.  and 
Nannie  ((Coleman)  Lipscomb;  educated.  Wom- 
an's college,  Richmond,  Va. ;  married,  Balti- 
more, Md.,  June  23.  1904  to  E.  Wilbur  Harri- 
son— children,  E.  W.,  Jr.,  Virginia  and  Hawes 
Harrison;  board  member  of  West  Side  Y.  W. 
C.  A.;  member  United  Daughters  of  the  Con- 
federacy; Lakewood  Woman's  and  Lakewood 
Book    &    Thimble    clubs;    Woman's    assn.    of 


Lakewood   Pre.sbyterian   cliurch;  Zenith  Home. 
Residence:   1509  Mars-ave. 

HARRISON,  AVard,  director  Ulumlnatlngr 
engineering  Natl.  Lamp  Works;  born.  East 
Orange,  N.  J.;  son  George  K.  and  Aljby  Au- 
gusta (Ward)  Harrl.son;  educaleil.  Stevonw  In- 
stitute of  Technology,  M.  E.,  1909;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  12,  iyi3  to  Dorothy  Fuller — 
children,  Dorothy,  Cornelia  and  John  Ward 
Harrison;  supervising  engineer  on  U.  S.  fuel 
administration  In  Northeastern  Ohio;  special 
lecturer  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  1918- 
26;  employed  by  National  Lamp  works  1909- 
1926;  inventor  and  designer  of  many  types 
of  lighting  equipment  for  industrial,  com- 
mercial and  street  lighting:  member  I.  E.  S.; 
N  E.  L.  A.;  A.  I.  &  S.  E.  E.;  National  Research 
council;  vice  pres.  I.  E.  S.  1913-14;  pres.  I.  E. 
S.  1922-23;  member  Engineers  club  of  New 
York.  Residence:  1791  Caldwell-ave.  Office: 
Nela    Park,    E.    Cleveland. 

HARSCH,  Henry  B.,  born,  Chicago,  Aug. 
19,  1889;  son  John  and  Anna  Harsch;  edu- 
cated, high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  March 
11,  1920  to  Ella  M.  Gardner;  treas.  and  genl. 
mgr.  John  Harsch  Bronze  &  Foundry  Co.;  di- 
rector Royal  Mortgage  Co.;  member  Lake  Erie 
Consistory;  32nd  degree;  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
Forest  City  comm.andery;  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Lakewood  country  clubs.  Residence: 
17229   Lake  ave.     Office:    11612   Madison-ave. 

IIARSHAW,  William  Andrew,  chemical 
manufacturer;  born,  Dodgeville,  Iowa.  Aug. 
10,  1861;  son  William  and  Katharine 
(Stewart)  Harshaw;  educated,  little  red 
school  house  in  the  country;  afterwards  high 
school  at  Mount  Carroll,  111.,  and  business 
college  at  Davenport,  Iowa;  married,  Chicago, 
111.,  Dec.  24,  1885  to  Ella  Stees  Price — chil- 
dren, Helen  Elizabeth  and  William  .1.  Har- 
shaw; married,  March  21,  1904  to  Frances 
Pauline  Lips — children,  Beatrice  Caroline, 
Kathryn  Jeanette,  Frances,  and  John  Andrew 
Harshaw;  entered  employ  of  Meyer  Bros.  Drug 
Co.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  1881-84;  with  Lord.  Owen 
&  Co.,  Chicago,  111.  1884-89;  Strong.  Cobb  & 
Co.,  Cleveland,  1889-92;  organized  Cleveland 
Commercial  (io.  chemical  merchants  and 
brokers  in  1892;  continued  as  manager  until 
1898,  when  it  was  succeeded  by  the  Harshaw, 
Fuller  &  Goodwin  Co.;  was  its  president  1898- 
1924;  then  chairman  of  Its  directors;  trustee 
Cleveland  public  library;  1903-1925  pres. 
Laurel  Realty  Co.;  vice  pres.  and  director 
Laurel  School  Co.;  director  Union  Trust  Co.; 
member  American  chemical  society;  member 
of  corporation  Case  School  of  Applied  Science; 
Union,  Mid-Day.  Mayfleld  and  Hunt  clubs  of 
Cleveland;  Wianno  club  of  Cape  Cod,  Mass.; 
Chemists  club  of  New  York  City.  Recreation: 
farming.  Residence:  11440  Junlper-rd.  Of- 
fice: 545  Hanna  Bldg. 

II.\nSHAW,  William  Jacob,  chemical  engi- 
neer; born.  Clev<^land.  Jan.  27,  1S91;  son  Wm. 
A.  and  Ella  (Price)  Harshaw;  educated,  Bol- 
ton school,  1897-1903;  University  school,  1903- 
1909;  Yale  Univ.,  1909-1912;  McGlU  Univ., 
1912-1917  B.  Sc;  married,  Cleveland,  July  26, 
1919  to  Ellen  Marie  Leahy — children,  William 
Andrew  II;  during  world  war,  engaged  In 
manufacture  of  essential  chemicals  and  muni- 
tions; entered  employ  of  Harshaw,  Fuller  & 
Goodwin  Co.,  June.  1917;  became  superintend- 
ent of  Cleveland  factory,  Nov.,  1917;  becams 
general  supt.  of  manufacturing,  1924;  vlce- 
pres.  In  charge  of  manufacturing  since  1925; 
member  American  Chemical  society;  Phi  Delta 
Theta  fraternity;  University  and  Mayfleld 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  camping,  fishing  and 
hunting.  Residence:  2666  Wlcklow-rd.  Office: 
.o4  5  Hanna  Bldg. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

HART,  Conatance  C,  born,  New  York  City,  Hartley;  educated,  Kansas  State  Univ.  ex. 
Aug.  25,  1890;  daughter  George  and  Frank  1920;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  10,  1921  to 
(Taylor)  Hart;  educated.  New  York  City  pub-  Cornelia  Hummel;  world  war.  served  overseas 
lie  schools;  Horace  Mann  high  school;  Teach-  with  Motor  transport  corp.  British  army;  at- 
ers  college,  Columbia  Univ.  B.  S.;  head  of  do-  tached  to  genl.  hdqrs.  staff  and  official  photo- 
mestic  science  dept.  Washington  Junior  high  graphic  section;  American  Y.  M.  C.  A.  en- 
school  at  Rochester.  N.  Y.;  head  of  domestic  tertainment  unit  (France  and  United  Statea); 
science  dept.  and  lunchroom  mgr.  at  West  served  in  Illinois  National  Guard;  member 
Technical  high  school;  now  supervisor  of  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity:  was  decorated  with 
lunchrooms  Cleveland  Board  of  Education;  croix  de  guerre  with  Palm.  Order  of  Britl.sh 
member  National  home  economics  assn.  Resi-  Empire.  Recreation:  golf,  swimming,  bowl- 
dence:  1459  Riverside-dr.  Office:  Room  305  Ingr.  Residence:  2433  Overlook-rd. 
Rockwell  Bldg.  HARTMAN,  Joyce  Ian,  physician;  born,  Van 

HART,  Jane   Sophia  Grlswold,  born,   Cleve-  ^^rt    O.    Dec.    16,    1897;    son    Henry   Allen   and 

land,    Jan.    18.   1856;    daughter   Nelson    and   El-  Ida    (Brandyberry)    Hartman;   educated     Marl- 

len     Abigail     (Carlton)     Griswold;     educated,  on.  O.  high  schoo;  Adell)ert  college    A    B.,  cum 

Cleveland    public    schools;    private    school     In  laude,   1919;  Western    Reserve   medical    school, 

Winsted.    Conn.;    married,    Cleveland,    July    25,  M.    D     1923;    resident    physician    at    Lakeside 

1877    to    Frank    Wilbur    Hart— children,    Mabel  hospital,   1923-25;  resident  physician  at  Babies 

Ellen  Gilchrist.  Mildred  Rachel  Messinger  and  &   *^^'"^i",^",f  .'"•^'''Pi!^^    1925-26;    niember   Acad- 

Wllliam    Frank    Hart;    member    Daughters    of  emy  of  Medicine;  bigma  Nu  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu 

American     Revolution;     Women's     City     club,  fraternities.       Residence:     Lakeside     hospital. 

Residence:    1843  Cadwell-ave.  Office:   same. 

„        ,                    „                    ,  HARTMAN,     May    Rose,     born,     Cleveland, 

HART,    Lniirenoe    Wllgns,    sales    manager;  April    21,    1877;    daughter    Herman    aiui    Bessie 

born.    South    Brownsville,    Pa..    Nov.    24     1879;  (Mayer)    David;    educated,   public   school;   Cen- 

son   David  Moffltt   and   Sara   Melissa    (Wllgus)  ^^al    high   school;   married,   Cleveland,   Feb.    20. 

Hart;      educated.      South      Brownsville      high  jgoi  to  Samuel  Hartman— children.  Leonard  S. 

school;    republican;   has  been   with    the   W    H.  ^nd    Ethel    R.    Hartman;    spent    four    years    In 

Warner  Co    ever  since  coming  to  Cleveland   in  reference    department    of    the    Public    Library 

March,    1916;    director    Warner    Collieries    Co.;  ^^en  it  was  located  on  Euclid  near  E.  9th  st.; 

member    Cleveland    Athletic    and     Dover    Bay  .^^.^rld  war,  engaged  In  various  departments  of 

Country  clubs;  Lake  Placid  club  of  New  York;  relief  work  for  the  soldiers;  at  one  time  on  the 

^'"o^^^*??;     ^w^  ,  ^"^«,^^"*^,^^Ai-  TT  ^^^'^rS"'^®:  board    of     directors     of    the    Infant    Orphans' 

12029    Clifton-blvd.      Office:    1708    Union    Trust  Home    which    has    been     succeeded    by     Child 

Bldg.  placing   dept.    of    Cleveland   Welfare    organlza- 

HART,  Warwick  B.,  printer;  born.  Morrow  tion;    for  almost  ten  years  on   board   of   trus- 

County,    Sept.    26.     1875;    son    Martin    T.     and  tees    and    at    one    time    vice-pres.    Council    of 

Marinda     (Warwick)     Hart;     educated,     grade  Jewish    Women;   at   present   on   board  of   trus- 

schools  of  Morrow  county;  married,  Bucyrus.  tees.     Temple     Women's    assn.;     Interested     Ir. 

Dec.  31.  1900  to  Minnie  Reeder— children,  Vera  Temple   Theatre  Guild;   has  been   interested  Ir 

Hart  Kettel  and  John  Robert  Hart;  at  the  age  crippled  children,  driving  them  regularly  from 

of    16   commenced   printing    trade    in    the   Cale-  their  homes   or    the    Institution    in    which    they 

donia    Enterprise    office    where    the    late    Pres.  live    to    the    hospital    for    treatment;    member 

Harding    learned    printing;    later    bought    and  Rabbi   Silver's  Temple;  her  grandparents  were 

operated   the   same    office    several    vears;    came  pioneers    and    well    known    in    the    early    dayt 

to  Cleveland  in  1909  and  has  been  engaged  in  when     community    was    small;    recalls    living 

printing  business  ever  since,  being  owner  and  near    the    site    of    the    present    Statler     Hotel 

mgr.   of    Lakeview   Printing   Co.;    member   Ma-  when   private   residence  occupied  site  of  Halle 

sonic  lodge;    I.   O.   O.   F.      Residence:    3425   W.  Bros,  store;  interested  In  work  at  Museum  of 

131st  St.     Office:    118   St.  Clair-ave.   East.  Art.       Recreation:     motoring,     nature.       Resl- 

„    „          „                    ^        ^           dence:   2543  Euclid-blvd. 

HARTFORD,  Helen  Souther,  born,  Wiscon- 
sin. Nov.  30,  1889;  daughter  John  Ira  and  Kate  HARTSHORN.  Georgre  E.,  attorney  at  law; 
A.  (Fuller)  Souther;  educated,  Rosemary  Hall,  born.  Newark,  O..  May  6.  1879;  son  Martin 
Greenwich.  Conn.;  Munich  school  for  girls.  D.  and  Flavia  (Laird)  Hartshorn;  educated. 
Munich;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  14.  1914  to  Dennison  Univ.,  B.L.;  Western  Reserve  Law 
Newton  K.  Hartford— children,  Keith.  Bar-  school;  married,  Beloit.  Kan.,  April  19.  1906 
bara.  John  and  Elliott  Hartford.  Residence:  to  Pearle  Meade  —  children,  Dorothy  Elma 
14300  S.  Park-blvd.  Hartshorn;     former     councilman     village     of 

Cleveland  Heights;  village  solicitor  of  Cleve- 

HARTFORD,     Newton     K.,     manufacturer:  land    Heights,    three    years;    director    of    law 

born.   Mass..    Feb.   7,   1887;    son   Nathan   B.   and  Cleveland  Heights  since  Jan.  1922;  member  of 

Emma  C.    (Howard)    Hartford;   educated,  Har-  charter  commission  to  draw  Home  Rule  char- 

vard  Univ.    1909;   married,  Cleveland,   Apr.    14,  ter    for    Cleveland    Heights    1920;    partner    in 

1914     to    Helen     F.     Souther — children,     Keith,  law    firm    Kerrulsh.    Kerruish.    Hartshorn    & 

Barbara,  John  and  Elliott  Hartford;  genl.  supt.  Spooner;  director  Heights  Masonic  Temple  Co.; 

of    mills     of     Bourne-Fuller     Co.       Residence:  member   Chamber   of    Commerce;    Beta   Theta 

14300    S.    Park-blvd.      Office:    Upson    Works,  Phi  and   Phi   Delta  Phi   fraternities:   Heights 

Carter-rd.  lodge   No.    633    F.    &    A.    M. ;    Canterbury    golf 

HARTLEY^  Cornelia  H.,  born.  Omaha.  Neb.,  club.     Recreation:   golf,   reading  and  flowers. 

Oct.   14.   1896;   daughter  Theodore  F.   and  Ivy  Residence:       1773      Middlehurst-dr.         Office: 

(Green)  Hummel;  educated.  Lake  Erie  college.  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

t^''&ob^t^Ad"af;StSrmem'be?^?!any  a'r?n'i  ^"ARTZ     A     f '.   |o--l>;,i,h-R^';i-J=l3f °-' 

unit  at   Lake  Erie  colle^  Painesville    O    dur^  Enfl-'d    Sept    8^  ^3     -arr  ed    Riiode  Islan^l 

ing  war:    member  D    A.    R.;  Cleveland   branch  ^y-    o^f''the  Euclid   Avenue  Opera  house   from 

golf'^Resid?ncT2%%vtrlooklrd^''''^^^  jlfne    1st     ^884    until    lease    expired.  June    1st. 

goir.      Kesiaence.    Z4dd   uveriooK-ra.  ^jgo;    operated    with    his    own    capital,    never 

HARTLEY,  Robert  Adair,  sales  representa-  having  partnership    or    Incorporated   company; 

five;   born,   La  Porte,   Ind.,   Aug.   28,   1898;   son  acquainted   with   all    the   principal   actors    dur- 

Rev.    Reuben    H.    and    Elizabeth     (Hammond)  ing   active   years   in   his   occupation;    veteran 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


member   Forest   City    lodge,    P.    &   A.   M. ;    Ex- 
celsior club.     Residence:   Park  Lane  Villa. 

HARTZELL,  Homer  J.,  physician;  born, 
Greenville,  O. ;  son  Chas.  W.  and  Sarah  K. 
(Shepherd)  Hartzell;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.,  B.  A.  1897;  M.  S.  1899:  M.  D.  1902; 
married,  Cleveland,  to  Eugenie  E.  Langlois — 
children,  Homer  C.  and  Mary  E.  Hartzell; 
member  draft  board  during-  world  war;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio 
State  and  American  Medical  assns.  Resi- 
dence: 9402  Madison-ave.  Otflce:  450  Hanna 
Bldg. 

HARVEY,  Allyn  Fitoh.  transportation; 
born  Cleveland  Feb.  3,  1871;  son  Henry  Allyn 
and  Mary  (Williams)  Harvey;  educated. 
Cleveland  public  schools;  private  tutor;  Yale, 
1893,  .4.F!.;  began  work  1894  with  Pickanda 
Mather;  asst.  to  the  gen.  mgr.  Pittsburg 
Steamship  Co.;  appointed  asst.  gen.  mgr., 
1902;  made  vice-pres.  1915  and  elected  pres. 
in  1923;  also  director  Pittsburg  Steamship 
Co.;  director  Cleveland  Folding  Machine  Co., 
Lake  Carriers  assn.  and  Central  National 
Bank;  member  Shipmaster's  assn.;  American 
Iron  and  Steel  Institute;  trustee  Babies  Dis- 
pensary and  Hospital;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Scroll  and  Key  society; 
member  Union,  Tavern,  Kirtland,  Mayfield, 
Pepper  Pike,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf,  riding,  shooting.  Residence: 
9619  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  Rockefeller 
Bldg. 

H.\RVEY,  Horace  Bethel,  real  estate;  born, 
London,  England,  April  23,  1874;  son  George 
and  Frances  Amelia  (Wynne)  Harvey;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Aug.  1907  to  Norine  Dursch- 
lag — children,  Horace  Bethel  Harvey,  Jr. 
P^esidence:  2219  Devonshire-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   204  Hippodrome  Bldg. 

HARVEY,  Kate  Hanna,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  26,  1871;  daughter  Howard  Melville 
and  Kate  (Smith)  Hanna;  educated,  Miss  Por- 
ter's school,  Farmington,  Conn.,  Miss  Heloise 
E.  Hersev's  school,  Boston,  Mass.;  married, 
Thomasville,  Ga.,  Feb.  12,  1923  to  P.  W.  Har- 
vey; children  by  former  marriage,  R.  Living- 
ston and  Elisabeth  Ireland;  affiliated  with 
Lakeside  hospital.  University  hospitals.  Ba- 
bies' and  Children's  hospital;  Welfare  Federa- 
tion, Visiting  Nurse  assn..  Children's  Fresh 
Air  Camp;  Ex.  comm.  Cleveland  chapter 
American  Red  Cross;  University  Nursing  Dis- 
trict, advisory  comm.  W.  R.  U.  school  of  nurs- 
ing; Anti-Tuberculosis  league;  member  Wom- 
en's City  club.  Residence:  11801  Lake  Shore- 
blvd.  Winter:  Pebble  Hill  Plantation,  Thomas- 
ville,  Ga. 

H.VRVEV,  Mervin  Clark,  broker;  born, 
(Cleveland.  .lune  25,  1877;  son  Henry  A.  and 
Mary  (Williams)  Harvey;  educated,  Uni- 
versity school,  Cleveland;  Yale,  B.  A.  1899; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  16,  1912  to  Virginia 
Bonnell — children,  Sarah,  Henry  Clark,  and 
ilartyn  Bonnell  Harvey;  became  associated 
with  Otis  &  Hough  in  1901,  and  In  1906  be- 
came a  member  of  the  firm  which  has  since 
been  organized  as  Otis  &  Co.;  member  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Union,  Country, 
Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  and  Tavern  clubs.  Res- 
idence: 2813  Edgehill-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts., 
O.     Office:  Otis  &  Co..  215  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

HARVEY,  Perry  'Williams,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  10,  1869;  son  Henry  Allyn  and  Mary 
Cushing  (Williamdi  Harvey;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  Yale,  A.  B.  1S91;  married. 
Thomasville,  Ga.  Feb.  12,  1923  to  Kate  Hanna 
Ireland;  pres.  board  of  health  Cleveland  dur- 
ing Baehr  and  Baker  administrations;  mem- 
ber executive  committee  Cleveland  chapter 
American  Red  Cross;  director  Cleveland  Fold- 


ing Machine  Co.;  trustee  Lakeside  hospital, 
Maternity  hospital.  Visiting  Nurses  assn., 
Cleveland  Community  Fund,  Welfare  Federa- 
tion and  Anti-tuberculosis  league;  member 
Union,  Tavern,  Country,  Mid-Day,  Rowfant, 
City,  l^cpi>er  Pilie,  Chagrin  Valley,  Kirtland 
Racciuet  and  Tennis  clubs  of  New  York. 
Residence:  11801  Laite  Shore-blvd.  Winter: 
Pebble   Hill   Plantation.   Thomasville.   Ga. 

H.\SC.VIiI„  Georjee  C,  paint  manufacturer; 
born.  Ypsilanti,  Mich.,  Jan.  17,  1852;  son  Phil- 
ander and  Mary  A.  (Christy)  Hascall;  edu- 
cated, Ypsilanti  common  schools;  married, 
Alden,  N.  Y.,  April  10,  1889  to  Hattie  M.  Ful- 
ler— two  children  (one  deceased);  married, 
April  5,  1917  to  Bessie  L.  Knapp;  pres.,  The 
Tropical  Paint  and  Oil  Co.,  The  Colorciaft  Co., 
The  Union  Products  Co.,  The  Ha.scall  Paint 
Co.;  director.  The  Metropolitan  Motor  Ins. 
Co.;  member  all  Masonic  bodies  including  the 
Shrine,  and  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2275  Chestnut  Hills-dr.  Office:  1246  W. 
70th  St. 

HASEROT,  Francis  Henry,  merchant;  born, 
Cleveland,  1860;  son  Johann  Gottlieb  and 
Cliristin*  (Klooz)  Haserot;  educated,  German 
Lutheran  parochial  schools;  Cleveland  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  1889  to  Sarah 
Henrietta  McKinney — children,  Henry  Mc- 
Kinney,  Margaret,  Francis,  Samuel  and  John 
Hawley  Haserot;  member  Cleveland  Board  of 
Education  1905-11;  pres.  Haserot  Co.;  director 
Mercantile  Warehouse  Co.,  Gypsum  Canning 
Co.,  Francis  H.  Haserot  Co.,  Highland  Cherry 
Farm  Co.  and  Union  Trust  Co.;  member  Un- 
ion and  Country  clubs  of  Cleveland,  North- 
port  Point  Golf  club,  Northport  Point,  Mich. 
Residence:  1786  Crawford-rd.  Summer  res- 
idence: Wood  How,  Cherry  Home,  Mich.  Of- 
fice:   521    Woodland-ave. 

HASEROT,  Jane  Arthur,  born,  Albany,  N. 
Y. ;  daughter  Peter  M.  and  Caroline  (Hilde- 
braiid)  Arthur;  educated,  Cincinnati  Wesleyan 
Female  college,  B.  S. ;  married  Cleveland,  June, 
1882  to  Samuel  Frederick  Haserot — children, 
Arthur  Haserot  (died  1905)  and  Helen  Hase- 
rot Klingman;  formerly  vice-pres.,  now  hon- 
orary trustee  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member  Hunt  club; 
asso.  member  Union  club.  Recreation:  riding. 
Residence:    3011    Manchester-rd    Shaker   Hghts. 

HASSE,  Albert  Charles,  attorney;  born, 
Germany.  Oct.  2.  1SS7:  son  Albert  H.  R.  and 
Hulda  (Burtzloff)  Hasse;  educated.  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S. ;  Baldwin  Wal- 
lace and  Cleveland  Law  school,  LL.B.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland.  Oct.  14,  1919  to  Frances  A. 
Morison — children,  Alexander  M.  and  William 
M.  Hasse;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  heavy  artil- 
lery or  coast  artillery;  in  France  1918;  en- 
gaged in  practice  of  law  since  July  1915;  mem- 
ber Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity;  Masonic 
(Blue  lodge) ;  Knights  of  Pythias  (past  chan- 
cellor Riverside  lodge)  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Country  club;  member  Calvary  Presbyterian 
congregation.  Recreation:  gardening  and 
golf.  Residence:  18306  Landseer-rd.  Office: 
844    Soc.    for    Sav.    Bldg. 


H.VTC'H,  Henry  Reynolds,  manufacturing; 
born,  Dec.  20.  1S96:  son  Henry  Reynolds  and 
Mary  Cummings  (Browne)  Hatch;  educated, 
University  school,  Yale  college,  class  1919,  A. 


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B.,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology, 
B.  S.  1921:  married,  Cleveland,  May  1,  1926,  to 
Eleanor  Cottrell;  world  war,  fourth  officers 
traininj?  camp.  Camp  Devens,  Mass.,  May  16- 
July  1,  1918;  F.  A.  C.  O.  T.  S.  Cainp  Zachary 
Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky.,  July  1-Sept.  1,  1918; 
2nd  lieut.  F.  A.  R.  D.  Camp  Taylor  until  dis- 
charge Dec.  21,  1918;  formerly  with  American 
Steel  &  Wire  Co.;  Otis  Steel  Co.;  asst.  sec. 
and  treas.  Pultex  Manufacturing  Company; 
junior  member  A.  S.  M.  E. ;  member  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternity;  University,  Klrtland 
(annual  member)  clubs  and  Troop  A,  107th 
Cavalry.  Recreation:  golf,  riding  and 
squash.  Residence:       2760      Hampshire-rd. 

Office:    6110    Cedar-av. 

HATCH,  Martha  Hudson,  born,  Fulton,  111., 
June  29,  1S63;  daughter  John  and  Amanda 
(Mitchell)  Hudson;  educated,  Northern  111. 
college;  married,  Fulton,  111.,  Oct.  17,  1888  to 
U.  Chittenden  Hatch — children,  Grace  (Mrs. 
Philip  L.  Small),  Virginia  (Mrs.  Troy  Combs) 
and  Shirley  Hatch  (died  Feb.  11,  1923);  pres. 
Oalidale  Benevolent  society;  member  Women's 
City   club.      Residence:    11039    Bellflower-rd. 

HATFIELD,  Albert  D.,  life  insurance  un- 
derwriter;  born,  Warren,  O.,  Aug.   2,   1870;   son 

D.  N.  and  Delia  M.  (Gay)  Hatfield;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  University  of  Penna; 
Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  class,  '96;  mar- 
ried, Chester,  Pa.,  June  1895  to  Besse 
Wellman — children,  Gordon  Wellman  and 
Elizabeth  Wellman  Hatfield;  was  one  of  the 
founders  of  The  Wellman  Seaver  Morgan  Co. 
of  Cleveland;  treas.  until  1907;  left  to  enter 
life  insurance  work,  founding  the  A.  D.  Hat- 
field Agency;  recognized  as  an  authority  on 
business  life  insurance  and  known  as  one  of 
the  large  producers  of  the  U.  S. ;  sole  owner 
of  The  A.  D.  Hatfield  Agency;  past  pres. 
Cleveland  Life  Underwriters  assn. ;  treas. 
Alumni  assn.  of  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology; 
trustee  Euclid  Ave.  Congregational  church; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Al  Koran  Temple 
and  Shrine;  Sliaker  Hghts  Country,  Cleveland 
Athletic   and   Mid-Day  clubs.      Residence:   1900 

E.  90th  St.     Office:  1430  Leader  Bldg. 

HATFIE3LD,  Besse  'Wellman,  born,  Wake- 
field, Mass.;  daugiiter  Samuel  T.  and  Juiia  A. 
(Ballard)  Wellman;  educated.  Miss  A.  Mittle- 
berger's  school,  class  of  '89;  Van  Kirk  Kin- 
dergarten training  school,  1893;  married,  Ches- 
ter, Pa.,  June  27,  189.5  to  Albert  D.  Hatfield — 
children,  Gordon  Wellman  and  Elizabeth  W. 
Hatfield;  trustee  Women's  Philanthropic  Un- 
ion (now  part  W.  C.  T.  U.);  pres.  board  of 
trustees  Mary  E.  Ingersoll  club;  member 
board  of  trustees  Cleveland  Girls'  Council; 
League  of  Women  Voters;  Western  Reserve 
chapter  D.  A.  R.  and  Women's  City  club; 
Euclid  Ave.  Congregational  church.  Resi- 
dence:  1900  E.   90th-st. 

HATFIELD,  Esther  Stanley,  born  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  24.  1891;  daughter  Cyrus  T.  and 
Elizabeth  (Coleman)  Stanley;  educated,  Shaw 
high  school  and  Ohio  Univ.;  married.  Cleve- 
land, June  15,  1912  to  Edward  K.  Hatfield  (died 
Dec.  1918) — children,  Kathleen  Stanlev  and 
Mary  Edward  Hatfield.  Residence:  1889  Hast- 
ings-ave.,  E.  Cleveland. 

HATTON,  Angnistns  Raymond,  college  pro- 
fessor and  municipal  consultant;  born,  Vevay, 
Ind.,  Sept.  27,  1873;  son  Augustus  and  Mary 
Lavina  (Howard)  Hatton;  educated,  PYanklin 
college,  Indiana,  Ph.  B.  1898;  fellow,  instruc- 
tor and  asst.  professor  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1901- 
07;  Ph.D.  University  of  Chicago,  1907;  LL.D. 
PVanklin  college,  1920;  married,  Franklin,  Ind. 
Nov.  11,  1903  to  Nancy  Mathews — children, 
Martha     Mathews     Hatton;     elected     member 


(Charter  commission  1913  which  formed  Cleve- 
land's 1st  home  rule  charter;  drafted  Article 
XVIII  Ohio  Constitution  providing  for  muni- 
cipal home  rule;  drafted  proportional  repre- 
sentation— city  manager  charter  adopted  by 
Cleveland  In  1921;  elected  to  Cleveland  City 
Council  Nov.  1923;  consultant  on  practically 
all  important  city  charters  framed  or  adopted 
during  the  last  five  years;  appointed  M.  A. 
Hanna  professor  of  Political  Science  W.  R.  U. 
1907;  active  in  promoting  home  rule  for  Ohio 
cities  since  1912;  field  director  National  Short 
ballot  assn.  1917-20;  consultant  for  the  Na- 
tional municipal  league  on  city  cliarters  and 
state  constitutions  since  1920;  lecturer  on 
municipal  problems  Harvard  Univ.  1911;  mem- 
ber Editorial  council  American  academy  of 
political  and  social  science  since  1918;  1st  vice 
pres.  American  political  science  assn.;  Ameri- 
can delegate  1st  International  Management 
Congress,  Prague,  C^echo-Slovakia  1924;  mem- 
ber American  Political  science  assn.;  American 
Academy  of  Political  and  Social  science;  hon- 
orary member  International  City  manager's 
assn.;  trustee  National  Institute  Public  Ad- 
ministration; Council  American  Judicature  so- 
ciety; council  American  proportional  repre- 
sentation league;  member  Sigma  Alpha  Epsi- 
lon  fraternity;  University  club;  Cleveland  and 
New  York  City  clubs.  Recreation:  fishing, 
swimming  and  tramping.  Residence:  11350 
Hessler-rd.  Office:  Western  Reserve  Univer- 
sity. 

HAUCK,  Harry  KInsey,  general  mgr.;  born, 
Easton,  Pa.,  Nov.  9,  1880;  son  Thomas  N.  and 
Jennie  (Kinsey)  Hauck;  educated,  Easton 
academy;  Lafayette  college;  married,  Brook- 
lyn. N.  Y.,  Nov.  9,  1910  to  Ethel  L.  Glier — 
cliildren,  Harry  Kinsey  Hauck,  Jr.;  director 
and  vice-pres.  G.  C.  Kuhlman  Car  (I^o.;  mem- 
ber Sigma  Chi  fraternity;  member  Union  and 
Countrv  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
15137  Terrace-rd.  Office:  G.  C.  Kuhlman  Car 
Company. 

HALSER,  Carl,  minister;  born,  Germany, 
Feb.  4.  1866;  son  Christian  and  Ursula  Hengst- 
ler)  Hauser;  educated,  German  public  schools 
with  special  studies;  Northwestern  col- 
lege; married,  Illinois,  1894  to  Bertha  W. 
Werner — children.  Rutli  Hauser  Theuer,  Carl 
W.,  Alma  H.  Zager,  and  Herbert  Hauser; 
deeply  interested  in  all  welfare  activities  and 
church  work;  appointed  asst.  publisher  of  the 
Evangelical  church  in  1903;  was  elected  pub- 
lisher in  1909;  has  been  re-elected  by  General 
conference  every  four  years  since;  business 
mgr.  Evangelical  Puljlisliing  House;  treas. 
Ebenezer  Orphan  home;  director  Ijinwood 
Park  Co.;  trustee  Ebenezer  Orplian  home. 
Residence:  1414  E.  94th  st.  Office:  1903  Wood- 
land-ave. 

HALSERMAN,  Earl  Frederick,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Parma,  O..  March  24,  1884;  son 
Fredericlt  John  and  Rinda  Brush  (Fuller) 
Hausern-.an;  educated.  Dennison-ave.  grade 
school;  Lincoln  high  school,  1903;  Adelbert 
college.  W.  R.  U.,  Ex.  1907;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  6,  1907  to  Mary  Martin — children, 
Frederic,  Jean,  Ben.,  John,  Richard,  Sam, 
William,  Tom  and  Dan  Hauserman;  purchas- 
ing agt.  water  works  Dept  City  of  Cleveland 
1906-1907;  asst.  city  purchasing  agt.  1907-1908; 
sales  manager  Union  Metal  Mfg.  Co.,  Canton, 
O., 1908-1909;  sales  manager  and  vice-pres.  The 
Queisser-Bllss  Co.,  1909-1913;  dealers  in  build- 
ing specialties;  organized  The  E.  F.  Hauser- 
man Co.  April  1,  1913  for  the  sale  and  erection 
of  industrial  building  products  which  busi- 
ness was  built  on  the  basis  of  having  been 
"organized  for  service";  purchased  the  Metal- 
craft  Co.  plant  and  business,  1917,  which 
business     la     now     devoted     exclusively     to 


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manufacture  of  steel  partitions,  largest  of 
Its  kind  In  the  country;  pres.  The  E.  F. 
Hauscrman  Co.,  The  Fixit  Body  Co.  and  The 
East  Sixty-fifth  St.  Realty  Co.;  member  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  Shaker  Heights, 
Westwood.  Seaview  Golf,  Union,  Mid-Day, 
Cleveland  Athletic.  Detroit  Athletic  and 
Rotary  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing. 
Residence:  2235  Woodmere-dr.  Office:  6800 
Grant-ave. 

HAISMAN,  Abrnhnm  I.,  attorney;  born, 
Poland.  June  6,  1893;  son  Elias  and  Jennie 
(Rosen)  Hausman;  educated,  attended  Central 
Dept.  T.  M.  C.  A.  at  Chicago,  111.;  Ohio  State 
Univ.,  Columbus.  O.,  1915-17;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  2,  1921  to  Mae  Mellman — children. 
Charle.s  Harold  Hausman:  non-partisan;  world 
war,  enlisted  with  S3rd  division  at  Camp  Sher- 
man; was  transferred  to  Camp  Merritt  to 
Casual  Supply  Company  and  served  from  Apr. 
29,  1918  to  June  11.  1919;  member  Cleveland 
bar  assn.;  commander  of  the  Cleveland  Post 
No.  14  Jewish  Veterans  of  the  wars  of  the 
Republic;  vice  pres.  of  the  Halm  Solomon 
Monument  committee;  member  Maimonides 
lodge;  Knights  of  Pythias;  B'nai  Brith;  Cleve- 
land Hebrew  assn.;  Vilnrer  Unterstitzens 
Ferein;  Zionist  organization;  Cleveland  He- 
brew institute:  Citizens  league  of  Cleveland. 
Residence:  13512  Kinsman-rd.  Office:  248  En- 
gineers Bldg. 

HAVENS,  Munson,  secy.;  born,  Wash- 
ington. D.  C,  Mar.  24,  1873;  son  Theodore  F. 
and  Ruth  G.  (Dowde)  Havens;  educated, 
Oberlin  college,  hon.  M.  A.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  5,  1905  to  Hetty  Ganson  Robison;  secy, 
of  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Hermit  club;  Portage  Country  club  of  Akron; 
Pin  vers  club  of  New  York:  University  club 
of  Washington,  D.  C.  Residence:  11327  3ell- 
flower-rd.  Summer:  Hudson,  O.  Office: 
Chamber   of   Commerce. 

HA'U'GOOD,  Belle  LoUta,  born,  South  Mil- 
waukee. Wise;  daughter  Ebenezer  B.  and  Isa- 
bella Anna  (Baldwin^  Dibley;  educated.  South 
Milwaukee  public  schools;  Oak  Creek  public 
schools;  married,  S.  Milwaukee,  May  5,  1S92 
to  Capt.  Arthur  Harrison  Hawgood — children. 
Harvey  Roland  and  Aldyth;  member  Colonial 
Study  circle;  Women's  art  club  of  Cleveland; 
Recreation:  botanizing.  Residence:  1862  E. 
97th  St.,    Suite  No.   5. 

HAWKINS,  Alice  M.,  born,  Cleveland,  March 
22,  1862;  daughter  Thomas  and  Jane  (Poole) 
Murrav;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1887 
to  William  Henry  Hawkins — children,  W. 
Murray  Hawkins;  member  Women's  CTity  club. 
Residence:   2488    Marlboro-rd. 

HAWKINS,  Howard  H.,  supt. ;  born.  Bay- 
ard. O.,  July  25.  1883;  son  Reuben  and  Agnes 
(Little)  Hawkins;  educated,  common  schools; 
Mt.  Union  college;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
27,  1910  to  Elizabeth  Alldrldere — children,  two; 
pres.  Ohio  Cemetery  Superintendents*  aasn.; 
vice  pres.  of  the  Cleveland  a.s.sn.;  secy.-treas., 
and  genl.  mgr.  Lake  View  Cemetery  assn.; 
member  Woodward  lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  1843 
Mannerlng-ave.     Office:   12316  Euclld-ave. 

HAAATCINS,       Margaret       HoTrard.        social 

worker;  born,  Xenia,  O..  May  22,  1S92;  daugh- 
ter Charles  F.  and  Adda  (Gowdy)  Howard; 
educated,  Xenia  high  school;  Ohio  State  Univ. 
1914;  married,  Xenia,  O.,  Nov.  9,  1915  to  Paul 
E.  Hawkins;  volunteer  Red  Cross  worker  dur- 
ing war;  taught  Latin  and  German  at  Colum- 
bus Grove  high  school.  1914-15;  volunteer  Red 
Cross  worker  since  1916;  entered  Red  Cross 
home  service  section  training  class  1921;  com- 


pleted training,  1923;  since  that  time  has 
served  as  assoc.  director  at  East  End 
Neigliborhood  house;  member  Kappa  Alpha 
Theta  sorority;  College  club;  Ohio  State  Univ. 
alumnae;  I'resbyterian  Sunday  school  teacher; 
Recreation:  cooking,  sewing,  reading  and  hik- 
ing. Residence:  1315  W.  102  st.  Office: 
2749  Woodhill-rd. 

HAWLE3Y,  A.  H.,  born,  Davenport,  Iowa, 
May  13,  1866;  son  James  F.  and  Ann  E.  (But- 
terfield)  Hawley;  educated.  Port  Henry  public 
schools.  New  York;  married,  Howell,  Mich., 
Oct.  10,  1909  to  Mary  T.  Scully — children,  one; 
engineer  and  fireman  Manhattan  elevated  rail- 
road. New  York  City,  16  years;  Inspector  In- 
terstate Commerce  commission,  8  years;  genl. 
secy,  and  treas.  B.  of  L.  F.  &  E.  since  Jan.  1, 
1909;  pres.  Gibraltar  Mortgage  &  Investment 
Co.;  director  Acme  Bond  &  Mortgage  Co.; 
trustee  Railroad  Men's  Home,  Highland  Park, 
111.;  member  I.  O.  O.  F.;  B.  of  L.  F.  &  E.;  Ma- 
sonic order;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Dover  Bay 
Country  and  Lakewood  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 15105  Lake-ave.  Office:  901  Guardian 
Bldg. 

IIAAVLEY,  Dndler  A.,  bonds;  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  26,  1891;  son  Dr.  E.  P.  and  Laura 
A.  (Hutchinson)  Hawley;  educated,  Princeton 
Univ.,  A.  B. ;  married.  Jer.sev  Citv,  Feb.  3, 
1925  to  Agnes  B.  Washburn ;  "ist  Heut.  3n7th 
cavalry;  51st  Field  Artillery;  partner  Merrill 
Hawley  &  Co.  Residence:  2094  Sillman-rd. 
Office:   1483  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

HAYDN,  Howell  Merriman,  college  profes- 
sor; born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  13.  1872;  son  Hiram 
C.  and  Sarah  J.  (Merriman)  Haydn;  educated, 
Adelbert  college,  1896,  B.  A.,  summa  cum 
laude;  Auburn  Theological  Seminary;  married, 
Stamford,  Conn.,  June  28,  1900  to  Mary  Olni- 
stead  Haydn — children,  Adelaide  Merriman 
and  Hiram  C.  Haydn,  II;  1908-09 — graduate 
study  in  New  York,  Columbia  Univ.,  M.  A.; 
Union  Theological  Seminary,  B.  D. :  member 
Society  of  Biblical  literature;  Religious  Edu- 
cation assn.;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity; 
Cleveland  Roque  club.  Recreation:  roque. 
Residence:  1832  Rosemont-rd..  E.  Cleveland. 
Office:     Western  Reserve  University. 

HAYDN,  Mary  Olmstead,  born,  Stamford, 
Conn.;  daughter  James  H.  and  Adelaide 
(Meeker)  Olmstead;  educated,  Catherine  Aik- 
en's school,  Stamford,  Conn.;  married.  Stam- 
ford, June  28.  1900  to  Howell  Merriman  Haydn 
— children,  Adelaide  Merriman  and  Hiram  Col- 
lins Haydn,  II.      Residence:   2033   Cornell-rd. 

HAYES,  Clarence  Reaney,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  3.  1893;  son  Will  L.  and  Margaret  (Rea- 
ney) Hayes;  educated,  University  school;  Cor- 
nell Univ.;  married,  Cleveland.  Oct.  6,  1915  to 
Gertrude  Saeger — children.  William  Saeger 
and  Barbara  Anne  Haye.s;  2nd  lieut.  Ordnance 
Dept.  during  world  war;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Countrv  and  Union  clubs. 
Residence:    13515    Shaker-Blvd. 

HAYES,  Bertine  Tremalne,  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  9,  1894;  daughter  Burton  G.  and 
Amalla  (Vogel)  Tremalne;  educated.  Chateau 
Brilllantmont,  Lausanne,  Switzerland;  Miss 
Dryden's  school,  Paris,  France;  Mrs.  Somer's 
school;  Mt.  Vernon  seminary.  Washington,  D. 
C. :  married.  Cleveland,  May  17,  1918  to  War- 
wick James  Hayes — children  and  Warwick 
James,  Bertine  Tremalne  and  Shirley  Cor- 
nelia Hayes;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Cleveland;  Los  Angeles  Country  club;  Club 
Casa  del  Mar.  Santa  Monica,  Calif.  Resi- 
dence 322  South  Las  Palmas-ave.,  Hancock. 
Park,   Los  Angeles,   Calif. 


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HAYES,  Gertrude  Sneg:er,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  19,  1894;  daughter  Gilbert  E.  and  Harriet 
MacQuid;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown  school; 
Bennett  School,  Millbrook,  N.  Y.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  6.  1915  to  Clarence  Reaney 
Hayes — children,  William  Saegrer  and  Barbara 
Anne  Hayes.     Residence:   13515  Shaker-Blvd. 

HAVXES,  RoiTland,  social  welfare  worker; 
born,  Worcester,  Mass.,  July  30,  1878;  son 
Charles  Thaudeus  and  Sybel  (Wallace) 
Haynes;  educated,  Williams  college,  A.  B. 
1902;  Columbia  Univ.;  Union  Theological 
Seminary;  Clark  Univ..  A.  M.  1905;  married. 
New  York  City,  July  3,  1906  to  Wilhelmena 
Rigby  Gill  Rose — children,  Thaddeus,  John 
Anthony  and  Sybel  Haynes;  world  war,  was 
director  for  New  York  City  of  War  Camp  com- 
munity service  of  Ihe  Commission  on  Training 
camp  activities  of  the  War  and  Navy  Depart- 
ments; associate  in  philosophy  at  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1906-07;  asst.  prof,  of  psychology  at 
Univ.  of  Minnesota  1907-11;  field  secy.  Play- 
ground and  Recreation  assn.  of  America  1911- 
16;  secy,  on  recreation  for  New  York  City 
board  of  estimate  and  apportionment,  1916- 
17;  consulting  director  for  Cleveland  recrea- 
tion survey  of  the  Cleveland  foundation  1917; 
director  Recieation  council  of  Cleveland  1920- 
22;  director  Welfare  Federation  of  Cleve- 
land since  1922;  member  American  Academy 
of  Social  sciences;  Taylor  Society,  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  City  Club.  Residence:  3347 
Braemar-rd.     Office;   513   Electric  Bldg. 

HAYS,  Edna  Feiss,  born,  Cleveland,  May 
21,  1886;  daughter  Julius  and  Carrie  (Dry- 
foos)  Feiss;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Miss  Emerson's  school,  Boston,  Mass.; 
Miss  Baldwin's  school,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  4,  1907  to  Eugene  K. 
Hays — children,  Cary  Feiss  and  Virginia  Jean 
Hays;  world  war,  lieut.  Women's  motor  corps 
of  Cleveland;  American  representative  of  In- 
dustrial ruraie  of  France;  member  of  board  of 
Assn.  of  Crippled  and  Disabled;  member  Wom- 
en's City  and  Oakwood  Country  clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf.     Residence:   2821  Drummond-rd. 

HAYS.  Easene  K.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  3.  1872;  son  Jo.seph  and  Ro- 
setta  (Schwartzenberg)  Hays;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  Gambler  military  acad- 
emy; married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  4,  1897  to  Edna 
Feiss — children,  Cary  Feiss  and  Virginia  Jean 
Hays:  pres.  The  Kaynee  Co.;  trustee  Mt.  Sinai 
hospital;  member  Oakwood,  Excelsior,  Town 
and  City  clubs.  Residence:  2821  Drummond- 
rd.     Office:   6925  Aetna-rd. 

HAYS,  Wlllard  J.,  attorney;  born,  Saline- 
ville.  O.,  Jan.  8,  1889;  son  William  and  Laura 
(Mich)  Hays;  educated.  Salineville  schools; 
Wooster  college,  A.  B.;  Western  Reserve  law 
school,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  8, 
1916  to  Edna  J.  Ossel — children.  Betty  Jeane 
and  Willard  Carl  Hays;  bailiff  in  probate 
court.  Cuyahoga  county,  four  years;  practiced 
law  in  Cleveland  eight  years;  pres.  Hays, 
Donnelly,  Hamilton  Co.,  Vinewood  Land  Co., 
Arbor  Land  Co.  and  West  Lakelands  Co.;  treas. 
Avon  Dover  Land  Co.;  member  Cleveland  bar 
assn.;  Chamber  of  (Tommerce;  Real  estate 
board:  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternitv.  Residence: 
2912    Huntington-rd.      Office:    308    Euclid-ave. 

HAYSLETT,  Mand  I.  W.,  born,  Union 
County,  Iowa,  April  28,  1870:  daughter  Luther 
W^  and  Sarah  Elizabeth  (Ettien)  Winkley; 
educated,  St.  Mary's  academy,  Leavonworth, 
Kan.;  married,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Oct.  8,  1901 
to  Robert  E.  Hayslett — children,  Marian  E. 
Ward  and  George  TV.  Hayslett;  member  D.  A. 
R.;  T\^omen's  City  and  East  Cleveland  Wo- 
men's   clubs;     Sorosis     club     of    Canton,    O. ; 


Euclid     Ave      Christian     Church.     Residence; 
1822   Sheldon-ave. 

H.VKEL,  Harry  Rice,  teacher;  born,  Am- 
herst, O.,  Feb.  4,  1875;  son  Isaac  G.  and  Mar- 
garet (Rice)  Hazel;  educated.  Oberlin  college, 
A.  B.;  post  graduate  work  at  Western  Reserve, 
Harvard  and  Cleveland  School  of  Education; 
married,  Oberlin.  O.,  Aug.  7,  1901  to  Edith  L. 
Prince — children,  Margaret  E.  and  Donald  P. 
Hazel;  non-commissioned  officer  6th  Ohio  Inf. 
during  Spanish-American  war;  four  months  in 
Cuba;  member  legislative  committee  of  Citi- 
zens league;  pro-Rep.  chairman  for  4th  dist. 
during  campaign,  1924;  organized  and  hai 
acted  as  principal  of  the  Glenville  evening 
school  for  15  years;  as  president  of  the  Cleve- 
land Teachers'  Federation  started  a  campaign 
over  three  years  ago  to  do  away  with  the 
bonding  method  of  constructing  school  build- 
ings, which  plan  has  been  placed  in  partial 
operation;  through  a  committee  started  a 
study  of  ethics  for  school  children  and  fed- 
eration is  now  publishing  text  book  on  the 
subject;  member  Cleveland  Teachers'  Federa- 
tion (pres.  three  terms) ;  pres.  Ohio  League  of 
Teachers'  organizations;  pres.  Cleveland  Math, 
club;  formerly  principal  Detroit  Jr.  high 
school.  Recreation:  tennis,  swimming  and 
gardening.  Residence:  871  Parkwooddr.  Of- 
fice: East  Technical  high  school. 

HEATH,  Charles  E.,  born,  Faribault, 
Minn.;  son  William  L.  and  Adelia  (Bill) 
Heath;  educated,  Shattuck  Military  school, 
Faribault,  Minn.;  married.  Minneapolis,  1896  to 
Sallie  S.  Fairchild — children,  two;  secy,  and 
treas.  Fairchild  Milling  Co.  Residence:  1596 
Marlowe-ave.     Office:   1635  Merwin  st. 

HECKER,  Ralph,  civil  engineer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  19.  1870;  son  Peter  and  Caroline 
(Cross)  Hecker;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  15.  1905  to 
Sarah  B.  Baird — children,  two;  engineer  vil- 
lage of  Cuyahoga  heights;  village  of  Newburg 
Heights;  laid  out  Newburg  &  South  Shore 
railway;  with  county  engineers  from  1889  to 
1893;  past  engineer  village  of  Chagrin  Falls, 
Fairview  and  Garfield  Heights;  laid  out  the 
Cleveland,  Painesville  and  Eastern  railway; 
remodeled  Cleveland  driving  park;  vice.  pres. 
Central  I^and  <fe  Mortgage  Co.;  senior  partner 
Hecker  &  Irish.  Residence:  1348  E.  86th-st. 
Office:   905  Leader-News  Bldg. 

HEDRICK,  Paul  Nevin,  dentist;  born,  Wil- 
lard. O..  Dec.  5.  1894;  son  Dr.  Charles  Walton 
and  Sadie  Amelia  (Nevin);  educated.  Willard 
public  schools;  Ohio  State  Univ.;  D.  D.  S.; 
married,  Cleveland.  March  22-.  1922  to  Dorothy 
Agnes  Arnold — children,  Gwendolyn  Doloris 
Hendrick,  belonged  to  the  preparedness  league 
of  American  dentists;  practiced  dentistry  for 
self  immediately  after  graduating;  in  Monroe- 
ville,  O.,  1917-1920;  then  practiced  in  Akron; 
came  to  Cleveland  in  1922;  located  with  Mc- 
Kinney  dentists  in  the  Euclid  arcade  until  he 
purchased  his  present  office  in  Oct.  1922;  mem- 
ber Psi  Omega  fraternity;  (Cleveland  Auto 
club.  Residence:  2806  Lorain-ave.,  Suite  No.  4. 
Office:  1869  W.  25th-st. 

HBFFERXAN,  Vincent  Michael,  attorney, 
born,  Cleveland.  June  7.  1898;  son  Matthew  H. 
and  Delia  (Fay)  Heffernan;  educated,  Holy 
Name  primary  school;  St.  Ignatius  high 
school:  John  Carroll  Univ..  A.  B.;  Western 
Reserve  Law  school,  LL.  B. ;  Residence:  9914 
Gaylord-ave.     Office    686    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

HEFFNER,  Joseph  Shaffer,  pastor;  born. 
Alliance,  O.,  Sept.  20,  1883;  son  Walter  and 
Lauretta  (Thomas)  Heffner;  educated,  Damas- 
cus  academy,    B.    S.    1904;    Mt.    Union    college, 


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Ph.B.,  1909;  Union  Theological  Seminary,  B.D. 
1912;  did  graduate  work  in  Columbia  Univ., 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania.  State  Univ.  of  Iowa  and 
Western  Reserve  Univ.:  married,  Nona  A. 
Brenneman — children.  Mildred,  Josephine, 
Beatrice,  Klizabeth  and  Helene  Heffner;  in- 
dustrial secy,  of  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Steubenville,  O. 
during  world  war;  traveled  with  troop  trains 
to  and  from  Camp  Sherman;  was  ordained  to 
Christian  ministry  Oct.  14,  1912  at  Linden- 
wold,  N.  J.;  pastor  of  Congregational  churches 
in  Ohio.,  New  York,  Pennsylvania,  New  Jersey 
and  Iowa;  secy,  of  Cliamber  of  Commerce  at 
Charlerol,  Pa.;  taught  for  five  years  In  public 
schools;  spent  three  years  teaching  science  In 
Central  high  school;  pres.  Jefferson  County 
Sunday  school  assn.  now  pastor  Trinity 
Cong.  Church,  now  being  built  on  Taylor- 
rd.. Cleveland  Hghts.  Residence:  1663  B. 
117th-st. 

HEIMAX,  Jncob  H.,  jeweler;  born,  Ger- 
many, Feb.  22,  1865;  son  Joseph  and  Rhea 
(Rubin)  Helman;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married.  New  York  City,  June  4,  1890  to 
Belle  Schnitzer — children,  Mrs.  Henrj'  W.  Kis- 
ley  and  Miss  Ruth  A.  Helman;  found  imperfec- 
tion in  a  diamond,  suppo.sed  to  have  been  per- 
fect, without  a  glass  at  the  age  of  15;  received 
a  suit  of  clothes  valued  at  $45.00  as  a  prize; 
member  of  Masonic  lodge;  B.  P.  O.  E.;  Recrea- 
tion: baseball.  Residence:  Hotel  Cleveland. 
Office:     1937  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

HELLMAN,  Mrs.  Max.,  born,  Memphis, 
Tenn.,  Nov.  12,  1879;  daughter  Isaac  and  Ella 
(Marks')  Schwab;  educated,  Washington 
Univ.,  St.  Louis;  Mary  Institute,  St.  Louis; 
married.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Oct.  23,  1906  to  Max 
Hellman — children,  Louis,  Lenore.  and  Arthur 
Hellman;  board  member  of  Cleveland  Heights 
library;  member  Women's  City,  Women's 
Civic  and  Oakwood  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2828    Edgehill-rd. 

HEMAN,  Homer  Dowe,  manager;  born, 
Lima,  O.,  Feb.  1,  1876;  son  Henry  H.  and 
Elizabeth  (Opt)  Heman;  educated.  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science,  B.S. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  20,  1911  to  Antoinette  M.  Clevenger;  mem- 
ber Shaker  Heights  Country  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Residence:  14528  Terrace-rd.  Office: 
Euclid,   O. 

HE>'.\H.AN,  Josiepb  P-  dentist  and  anaes- 
thetist; born.  Ireland,  Oct.  8.  1875;  son  P. 
and  Anna  (Welsh)  Henahan:  educated,  paro- 
chial and  high  schools;  Western  Reserve 
L'nlv.  dental  college,  1901;  prof.  Anaesthesia 
and  Exndontia.  sec.  of  faculty  dental  dept. 
W.  R.  v..  1912;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  14, 
1904  to  Regina  C.  O'Brien — children  Margaret 
M.  and  Regina  A.  Henahan;  engaged  in  spe- 
cial practice  in  extracting  teeth  and  admin- 
istration of  anaesthetics  for  dental  and 
surgical  practice;  member  National  Society 
of  Anaesthetists;  ex.  pres.  Society  of  Oral 
Surgeons  and  Exodontlsts  National,  Ohio 
State,  Northern  Ohio  (ex-pres.)  and  Cleve- 
land Dental  societies;  member  staff  of  dental 
surgery  and  director  of  dental  clinics.  Lake- 
side hospital;  member  Psl  Omega  dental  fra- 
ternltv;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Rotary  and 
Shaker  Heights  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
hunting  and  target  shooting.  Residence: 
2261  Stillman-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1023  Rose  Bldg. 

HENDERSHOT,  Archibald  Lenlle,  born, 
Newport,  O.,  Sept.  16,  1884;  son  John  Andrew 
fir'l  Cntherine  (Sloan)  Hendershot;  educated. 
Ohio  Valley  college.  East  Liverpool,  O.,  1902; 
manufacturer  of  china  at  East  Liverpool  from 
1903-09;  entered  paving  brick  manufacturing 
business  at  Cleveland  In  1910;  secy,  treas.  and 
director  of  Cleveland  Brick  &  Clay  Co.;  director 


Harvard  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Ma- 
sonic order;  3l'nd  degree;  Lake  Erie  Consis- 
tory; Knights  of  Pythias;  Standard  Lodge  No. 
46;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleve- 
land Athletic  Club.  Recreation:  bowling  and 
tennis.  Residence:  Highland-dr.,  Brecksville. 
().     Office:     7511  Jeffrles-av.,  Cleveland.  O. 

HENDERSON,  Anna  Cary,  born,  College 
Hill.  O..  Feb.  16,  1844;  daughter  Freeman  Grant 
and  Malvina  (Macon)  Cary;  educated,  Ohio  Fe- 
male college.  College  Hill.  O..  lSfi2;  married. 
College  Hill,  O.,  June  20,  1872  to  John  Moreland 
Henderson — children,  William  Cary  (deceased), 
Grace,  Anna  (deceased),  Rebecca,  .Janet,  Flor- 
ence and  Ruth  Henderson;  trustee  A.  M.  Mac- 
c.regor  Home  for  Aged  people:  member  Con- 
versational club.     Residence:     1980  Taylor-rd. 

HENDERSON,  Dndley  Kahle,  attorney; 
born,  Lima,  O.,  Jan.  7,  1893;  son  Don  C.  and 
Minnie  (Kahle)  Henderson;  educated,  Tennessee 
Military  Institute;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.;  Ohio 
State  Univ.;  married,  Forest,  O.,  April  10, 
1920  to  Irene  Wilson — children,  Jeanne  and 
Patricia  Irene  Henderson;  U.  S.  Navy  dur- 
ing world  war.  Residence:  1905  Parkway-dr. 
Office:     1001  Hippodrome  Bldg. 

HENDERSON,  Harry  Howard,  comptrol- 
ler; bom,  Navarre,  O.,  Nov.  7,  1882;  son  Cliarlea 
D.  and  Mattie  E.  (Bates)  Henderson;  educated, 
Navarre  public  schools;  married,  Navarre,  Sept. 
22,  1907  to  Leila  P.  Rlcksecker — children. 
Dean  S.  and  Jack  E.  Henderson;  comptroller 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  Railway  Co.,  L.  and 
W.  Va.  Railway  Co.  and  Wandle  Co.;  secy. 
Jefferson  Improvement  C. ;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Clinton  Masonic  lodge  No.  47, 
Massilon,  O. ;  Holy  Grail  Commandery.  Lake- 
wood,  O.;  Al  Koran  Temple,  Cleveland; 
Knights  of  Pythias,  Lily  lodge,  Canton,  O. ; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Lakewood 
Country  clubs;  Marshall  Country  club,  Michi- 
gan; W.  &  L.  E.  Veterans  assn.  Recreation: 
outdoors.  Residence:  1548  Alameda-ave. 
Office:    701   Huron-Sixth   Bldg. 

HENDERSON,  John  Moreland,  attorney; 
born,  Newville,  O.,  April  14,  1840;  son  Dr. 
James  Patterson  and  Ann  (Moreland)  Hen- 
derson; educated  Kenyon  college,  1858-59; 
Miami  Univ.  M.A.,  1862;  Cleveland  law  school, 
LL.B.  1864;  married.  College  Hill,  O.  June  20, 
1872  to  Anna  Ramsey  Cary — children,  William 
Cary,  (deceased),  Grace  Moreland  Johnson, 
Anna  (deceased),  Rebecca  Henderson  Claflin, 
Janet  Henderson  Adams,  Florence  and  Ruth 
Henderson;  associated  with  J.  C.  Grannis 
1865-75;  with  Virgil  P.  Kline,  1875-82;  Hen- 
derson. Kline  &  Tolles,  1882-95;  F.  A.  Quail 
since  1895  and  subsequently  with  Mr.  G.  B. 
Siddall  and  Mr.  D.  E.  Morgan  since  added  to 
the  firm;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity; 
trustee  A.  M.  MacGregor  Home;  incorporator 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  member  Un- 
ion and  University  club.s.  Residence.  1980 
Taylor-rd.     Office:  Guardian   Bldg. 

HBNGESBAIJGH,  Joneph  John,  automobile 
business;  born.  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich.,  Feb.  13, 
1888;  son  Theodore  and  Anna  (Schaefer) 
Hengesbaugh;  married,  Ashtabula,  Feb.  23, 
1909  to  Ethyl  Vane  Perry — children.  Wyle 
Joseph  and  Betty  Marie  Hengesbaugh;  pres. 
and  mgr.  Economy  Motor  Sales  Co.;  vice  pres. 
Buckeye  Center  Motor  Sales  Co.  and  Hawkim 
Chevrolet  Sales  Co.,  Lorain.  O.;  life  member 
National  Town  and  Country  and  Cleveland 
clubs.  Residence:  120  River  St.,  Willoughby, 
O.     Office:    1924    Euclid-ave. 

HENI<EV.  William  J.,  merchant:  born,  Mt. 
Vernon.  O.,  Jan.  31,  1865;  son  Patrick  and 
Mary  Henly;  educated,  Mt.  Vernon  parochial 
schools;  married,  Sidney,  O.,  June  11,  1911  to 
Mary  A.  Burkhardt — children,  William  J.  Hen- 


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ley,  Jr.;  mgr.  Phillips  &  Henley;  director  The 
Stomp  Burkhardt  Co.,  Dayton,  O.;  member 
Gilmour  Council,  Knights  of  Columbus;  Cleve- 
land Grays;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cedarhurst 
Country  and  Highland  Golf  clubs.  Residence: 
1530  E.   84th  St.     Office:    743   Euclid-ave. 

HENN,  Mildred  Mart,  born,  Cleveland, 
April  19,  1896;  daughter  Salem  Andrew  and 
Mary  (Grey)  Hart;  married,  Cleveland,  Ohio 
May  8,  1917  to  Redge  Fayette  Henn — chil- 
dren, Redge  Fayette,  Jr.,  Mary  Margaret 
and  Thomas  Andrew  Henn.  Residence:  3279 
Dorchester-rd. 

HENN,  Ralph  Frank,  born,  Bloomfleld, 
Conn.,  Dec.  5,  1888;  son  Edwin  C.  and  Dora  V. 
Krout)  Henn;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  A.B. ;  married,  Washington,  D.  C,  March 
4,  1919  to  Margaret  E.  Wilfley — children,  E. 
Wllfley  and  Katharine  Louise  Henn;  first 
lieut.  during  world  war;  with  National  Acme 
Co.  until  war;  In  business  for  himself  since 
then;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Du-AU  Mfg.  Co.; 
trustee  Boy  Scouts  of  America;  member 
Alpha  Aau  Omega  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fratern- 
ities; Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  3375  Fairmount  Blvd.  Office: 
5401    Hamilton-ave. 

HENN,  Redge  Fayette,  born,  Bloomfield, 
Conn.,  April  4,  1894;  son  Edwin  C.  Henn;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  May  8th,  1917  to  Mildred  Eliza- 
beth Hart— children,  Redge  Fayette,  Jr.,  Mary 
Margaret  and  Thomas  Andrew  Henn.  Resi- 
dence: 3279  Dorchester-rd.  Office:.  National 
Acme  Co. 

HENRY,  Arthur  W.,  insurance;  born, 
Hamilton,  Ont.,  Aug.  22,  1865;  son  Patrick  and 
Ellen  (McBride)  Henry;  educated,  grade  and 
high  schools;  married,  Hamilton,  Ont.,  June 
28,  1893  to  Margaret  B.  Kelly— children,  five; 
pres  Bingham  &  Douglass  Co.  and  Princeton 
Realty  &  Inv.  Co.;  director  Cleveland  Cooper- 
age Co.;  member  Knights  of  Columbus.  Resi- 
dence: 2697  EucHd-blvd.  Office:  517  Cuyahoga 
Bldg. 

HENRY,  Edward  J.,  supt.;  born,  New  York 
City  Feb  14,  1864;  son  Nickolas  and  Jeanette 
(Spore)  Henry;  educated,  grade  schools;  business 
college;  married,  Hornell,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  15,  1890 
to  May  Conderman— children,  Myrtle  Brasted 
Henry;  shoe  salesman  for  a  number  of  years; 
worked  for  seven  years  in  John  Wanamaker's 
shoe  department  in  different  capacities;  director 
Harvard  Building  &  Loan  Co.;  asst.  supt. 
Cleveland  Protestant  Orphan  asylum  1897-1908; 
accepted  superintendency  of  Children's  Fresh  Air 
camp  from  1908-11;  was  elected  supt.  Cleveland 
Protestant  Orphan  asylum  in  1911  and  still 
holds  same  position;  pres.  National  conference 
of  Juvenile  aeencles,  1923;  pres.  Ohio  Welfare 
conference,  1926;  secy,  board  of  trustees  Prot- 
estant Orphan  asylum;  member  Rotary,  City 
and  Chagrin  Valley  golf  clubs.  Residence: 
Route  No.  3,  Chagrin  Falls,  O.  Office:  Beech 
Brook,  Chagrin  Falls,  O. 

HENRY,  Frederick  A.,  lawyer;  born,  Bain- 
bridge  O.,  June  16,  1867;  son  Charles  E.  and 
Sophia  M.  (Williams)  Henry;  educated.  Hiram 
college,  A.B.,  1888;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  A.M.,  LL.B.. 
1891;  pres.  of  1891  law  class;  winner  of  1891 
prize  poem  contest;  married,  E.  Smithfleld,  Pa., 
Jan.  25.  1893  to  Louise  Adams — children.  Charles 
A.,  Charlotte  S.,  Rhoda  and  Polly  Henry,  and 
Marcla  Louise  Rosenberger;  judge  of  Circuit 
court  of  Ohio,  1905-12;  professor  of  law  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  law  school.  1895-1910;  vice  pres. 
of  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce.  1912-13; 
member  law  firm  Snyder,  Henry,  Thomsen,  Ford 
and  Seagrave;  director,  Williamson  Co.,  Geo.  E. 


Breece  Lumber  Co.,  West  Virginia  Timber  Co., 
McKlnley  Land  &  Lumber  Co.,  and  Otis  Litho- 
graph Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State 
Bar  assns. ;  New  England  Historic  Genealogical 
society;  Western  Reserve  Historical  society; 
Campbell  Institute;  vice  pres.  Cleveland  Y.  M. 
C.  A.;  pres.  board  of  trustees  Hiram  college; 
director  Municipal  Research  Bureau  of  Cleve- 
land; member  military  order  of  Loyal  Legion 
of  the  United  States;  Union,  Tippecanoe, 
Western  Reserve,  and  Cleveland  Automobile 
clubs.  Residence:  Geauga  Lake,  O.  Office: 
914   Williamson  Bldg. 

HERBERT,  Reginald  AngnHtun,  travelling 
salesman;  born,  Epsom,  England;  Aug.  27,  1864; 
son  Henry  Edward  and  Phoebe  Ann  (Jones)  Her- 
bert; educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  mar- 
ried.  Cleveland.  Dec.  28,  1887  to  Fidelia  Met- 
calf  Pettee — children,  Howard  Dodwell,  Dorothy 
and  James  Harold  Herbert;  republican;  as- 
sociated with  the  late  W.  H.  Quinby  in  1880; 
the  store  at  that  time  was  situated  on  the  north 
side  of  Superior  Ave.  close  to  the  present  Mar- 
shall Drug  Store;  In  1884  went  to  Morgan  & 
Root  Co..  now  known  as  the  Root-McBride  Co.; 
left  its  employ  in  1904;  went  Into  ladies  cloth- 
ing line  In  Cleveland  which  he  still  follows: 
past  supreme  officer  of  the  Royal  League  of 
Chicago;  member  of  Royal  Arcanum;  Utica 
Travellers  assn.;  City  club  of  Cleveland;  for- 
merly pres.  of  Commercial  Baseball  league. 
Recreation:  amateur  ba-seball.  Residence: 
2097  E.  40th-st.  Office:  405  Lakeslde-ave.  N. 
W. 

HERBERT,  Thomas  John,  attorney;  born. 
Cleveland,  Oct.  28,  1894;  son  John  T.  and  Jane 
A.  (Jones)  Herbert;  educated,  Adelbert  college, 
A.B.,  1915;  Western  Reserve  law  school,  LL.B., 
1920;  married,  Cleveland,  April  30,  1919  to  Jean- 
nette  Judson— children,  Thomas  J.  Jr.,  Meta 
Jane  and  Daniel  Judson;  first  officer's 
training  camp,  Fort  Benjamin  Harrison;  U.  S. 
air  service  attached  to  56th  squadron  Royal 
Air  Force  (British);  wounded  in  action  Aug. 
8.  1918;  discharged  May  15,  1920;  asst.  City 
law  director.  Jan.  1  to  Dec.  31,  1921;  asst. 
County  prosecutor,  1922-23;  associated  with 
law  firm  Krueger  and  Pelton  from  Oct.  1, 
1923.  to  April  1.  1925;  since  that  time 
has  been  practicing  alone;  decorated  with 
British  distinguished  flying  cross  and  dis- 
tinguished Service  cross  of  United  States;  mem- 
ber Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternities; Masters  lodge;  Heights  Comman- 
dery,  Al  Koran  Shrine;  American  Legion; 
University.  Country.  Hermit  and  City  clubs. 
Recreation:  bridge  and  golf.  Residence:  2803 
Coleridge-rd.  Office:  506  Fidelity  Mortgage 
Bldg. 

HERBRUCK,  Anna,  teacher;  born.  Wom- 
elsdorf.  Pa.;  daughter  George  N.  and  Anna 
Steach;  educated,  Mahanoy  City;  Tucker  School 
of  Expression;  married.  Canton  O..  to  Augus- 
tus Herbruck;  descendant  of  a  long  line  of 
teachers;  grandfather  was  squire.  Berk's  City, 
Pa.,    30    years.      Residence:      10002    Cedar-ave. 

HERKE,  Oliver  Lewln,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land. July  31.  1892;  son  Frederick  B.  and  Anna 
M.  (Kick)  Herke;  educated,  Buhrer  grade  school; 
Lincoln  high  school;  Ohio  State  Univ.,  Western 
Reserve  dental  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
July  3.  1920  to  Leone  Katherlne  Krause — chil- 
dren. Janet  Leone  Herke;  world  war,  first 
lleut.  dental  corps  from  July  26,  1917  to  July 
10,  1919;  entered  dental  practice  Oct,  1916; 
connected  with  public  school  clinic  1916-1917; 
member  Cleveland  Dental  society;  Northern 
Ohio.  Ohio  State  and  American  Dental  assns.; 
member  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  Lake- 
wood  lodge  No.  601  F.  &  A.  M.;  westside  Y.  M. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


C  A.;  American  Legion;  32nd  degree  Mason; 
Shrine  and  Knights  Templar;  member  Cleve- 
land Radio  Experimenters,  High  Noon,  Big 
Ten  University,  The  Tribe,  Lakewood  Coun- 
try and  Cleveland  Auto  clubs.  Residence: 
13308    Merl-ave.     Office:    6603    Detroit-ave. 

HERMAN,  Hymlc,  electric  contractor; 
bom,  Russia,  July  25,  1895;  son  Solomon  and 
Leja  (Zucker)  Herman;  educated,  elementary 
and  high  schools  of  Russia;  graduated  from 
Longwood  public  school,  Cleveland;  attended 
night  school  at  East  Tech.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  11,  1915  to  Anna  Dorflaufer — 
children,  Solomon,  Sarah,  Henry,  Jacob  and 
Dorothy  Herman;  secy,  and  treas.  Herman 
Electric  Construction  Co.;  member  of  K.  of  P.. 
Deak  lodge;  A.  T.  A.  K.  Residence:  10718 
Amor-ave.     Office:     same. 

HERR,  Albert  Hiram,  physician;  born,  Al- 
len County,  O.,  April  8,  1879;  son  John  and 
Mary  (Schifferly)  Herr;  educated,  district  school; 
West  Cairo  high  school;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.; 
Ohio  State  Medical  college;  post  graduate 
courses  at  P.  G.  Medical  school  and  M.D.  hos- 
pitals of  Chicago  and  New  York;  attended 
clinics  at  Baltimore,  London,  Berlin,  Vienna 
and  Berne;  married,  Lima,  O.,  April  1,  1901  to 
Laura  L.  McGinnis — children,  Ben  Herr;  asst. 
8ergt.  at  arms  National  Republican  Convention 
at  Chicago,  1916;  member  Ohio  House  of  Rep- 
resentatives, 1916-1918;  candidate  for  Lt.  Gov. 
of  Ohio,  1918;  world  war,  U.  S.  Medical  corps, 
1918-1919;  practiced  general  medicine  from  1903 
to  1908;  continued  general  practice  but  gave 
special  attention  to  eye,  ear,  nose  and  throat, 
1908-1913;  limited  practice  to  eye,  ear,  nose 
and  throat  since  1912;  pres.  Old  Real  Estate 
Co.,  Herr's  Hospital  Clinic,  and  Lima  Eye, 
Ear,  Nose  and  Throat  Hospital  clinic;  direc- 
tor Both  T.  P.  Oil  Co.;  member  American  and 
Ohio  State  Medical  societies;  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  member  of  staff  St.  Vincents 
Charity  hospital;  Masonic  bodies  Including 
Knights  Templar,  Consistory  and  Shrine;  Na- 
tional Geographic  Society;  American  Assn.  for 
the  Advancement  of  Science;  Shawnee  Country 
and  Shrine  Limcheon  clubs;  Life  member  Roch- 
ester Surgeons  club.  Recreation:  farming, 
reading  and  politics.  Residence:  20080  Frazier- 
dr.,  Rocky  River,   O.     Office:   802   Rose  Bldg. 

HERRICK,  Agrnes  Blnck^ell,  born,  Los 
Vegas.  New  Mexico,  1881;  daughter  Arthur  M. 
and  Amanda  CBlackwell)  Herrick;  married, 
St.  Louis.  Mo.,  June  6,  1906  to  Parmley  W. 
Herrick — children,  Myron  T.,  II  (deceased) 
and  Parmley  "W.  Herrick.  Jr.  Residence:  22 
E.  47th-st.,  New  York.  Summer  Residence: 
Beau  Manor  Farm,  Hunting  Valley,  Chagrin 
Falls.   O. 

HERRICK,  Clay,  vice-pres.  Guardian  Trust 
Co.;  born,  Whitehall.  Ky.,  July  17,  1867;  son 
Col.  J.  F.  and  Mary  B.  (Clay)  Herrick;  edu- 
cated, Adelbert  college,  1890,  A.B.;  1893,  A. 
M. ;  married,  E.  Cleveland,  Dec.  27  1897  to 
Alice  Mabel  Meriam — children,  Wendell.  Mer- 
1am  C.  and  Clay  Herrick,  Jr.;  world  war  on 
several  committees.  Liberty  Bond  salesman; 
treas.  Cuyahoga  C^ounty  Progressive  com- 
mittee 1912;  for  many  years  an  officer  of 
other  progressive  organizations;  sec.  and 
professor  Berea  college,  Berea.  Ky.,  1894- 
1896;  principal  Western  Reserve  Academy, 
Hudson,  O.,  1896-1901;  pres.  board  of  trustees 
Schauffler  Training  school;  member  Beta 
Theta  Phi  fraternity;  Glen  Rock  Country  and 
City  clubs;  author  "Trust  Companies,  Their 
Organization,  Growth  and  Management", 
"Trust  Departments  In  Banks  and  Trust 
Companies"  and  numbers  of  articles  for  busi- 
ness periodicals.  Recreation:  baseball,  fish- 
ing and  camping.  Residence:  2835  Hampshire- 
rd.     Office:  Guardian  Trust  Co. 


HERRICK,  Francia  Hobart,  professor;  born, 
Woodstock,  Vt.,  Nov.  19,  1858;  son  Rev.  Mar- 
cellus  Aurellus  and  Hannah  Andrews  (Put- 
nam) Herrick;  educated,  St.  Paul's  school; 
Dartmouth  college,  A.  B.;  John  Hopkins 
Univ.  Ph.D.;  Univ.  of  Pittsburg,  Sc.D.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland.  Jan.  24,  1897  to  Josephine 
Herkomer — children,  Agnes  Elizabeth  and 
Francis  Herkomer  Herrick;  instructor  In 
biology  Western  Reserve  Univ.  1888-91; 
professor  in  biology  since  1891;  fellow 
American  assn.  Adv.  Science;  member  Ameri- 
can Society  Naturalists;  American  society  Zool- 
ogists; Boston  Society  Natural  History;  Ameri- 
can Fisheries  society;  American  ornitholog- 
ists' Union;  Wilson  Ornithological  club;  trus- 
tee Cleveland  museum  of  Natural  History, 
1920;  author  America  Lobster,  1895;  Home 
Life  of  Wild  Birds,  1902-1905;  Natural  History 
of  the  American  Lobster,  1911;  Audubon  the 
Naturalist,  2  vol.,  1917.  Residence:  2863 
Noble-rd.  Office:  Western  Reserve  Uni- 
versity. 

HERRICK,  Frank  Rafus,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  26,  1865;  son  Gamaliel  E. 
and  Ursula  (Andrews)  Herrick;  educated,  Yale, 
A.B.,  1888;  Harvard  law  school;  married  Au- 
burn, New  York,  Oct.  7,  1891  to  Josephine 
Pomeroy— children.  Theodore  Pomeroy,  Sher- 
lock Andrews  and  Josephine  Ursula  Herrick; 
member  of  law  firm  Herrick,  Hopkins.  Stock- 
well  and  Benesch;  pres.  and  treas.  Prospect 
Realty  Co.;  trustee  Children's  Fresh  Air  Camp; 
member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Wolf's 
Head  of  Yale;  Union  and  Country  clubs;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  Stop 
141.  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  912  Society  for 
Savings   Bldg. 

HERRICK,  Frederick  C,  surgeon;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  31,  1872;  son  Henry  Justus  and 
Mary  (Brooks)  Herrick;  educated,  Amherst  col- 
lege, A.B.,  1894;  Western  Reserve  medical  school. 
M.D.,  1897;  University  of  Gottingen,  1899-1900; 
married,  Paris,  France,  July  22,  1908  to  Annie 
Bayard  Crowell — children,  Henry  C,  Freder- 
ick C,  Bayard  Brooks,  and  Anne  Frances  Her- 
rick;  trooper,  corporal  and  surgeon  capt.  Troop 
A.  Ohio  National  Guard  1900-1913;  Sept.,  1917, 
commissioned  Capt.  U.  S.  Army;  March,  1918 
major,  chief  of  surgery;  served  at  Base  hos- 
pital, Camp  Grant;  Base  hospital.  Fort  Des 
Moines;  Base  hospital  No.  83  A.  E.  F.,  com- 
mlssiotied  lieut.  col.,  1919;  visiting  surgeon 
Cleveland  City  hospital;  associate  visiting  sur- 
geon Charity  hospital;  asst.  professor  of  clinical 
surgery  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  consultant  In 
urology  St.  John's  hospital;  member  American 
College  of  Surgeons;  American  Urologlcal 
assn.;  F.  A.  C.  S. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta  fraternity; 
Union,  University,  and  Country  clubs;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  2211  Harcourt- 
dr.      Office:    8314    Euclid-av. 

HERRICK,  Myron  Timothy,  ambassador 
Extraordinary  and  Plenipotentiary  of  the 
United  States  of  America  to  France;  born, 
Huntington,  O.,  Oct.  9,  1854;  son  of  Timothy 
R.  and  Mary  (Hulbert)  Herrick;  descended 
from  Sir  William  Herrick  of  Beau  Manor 
Park,  Leicestershire,  Eng. ;  educated  Oberlin 
college;  A.  M.  degree,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.; 
LL.D.  degree  at  Harvard,  Princeton,  Columbia, 
Yale  and  Western  Reserve  universities, 
Union,  Kenyon,  Miami  colleges  and  Nancy, 
France;  married,  Dayton,  O.,  June  30,  1880,  to 
Caroline  Parmely;  daughter  of  Melvlne  Ben- 
jamin Parmely  of  Dayton,  Ohio — children, 
Parmley  W.  Herrick;  world  war.  American 
ambassador  to  France;  chairman  of  Mayor  of 
Cleveland's  war  committee  community  serv- 
ice; president  of  devastated  region  of  France, 
organized  relief  clearing  house  in  France  and 
America,    also    American    hospital    at    Neuilly, 


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France;  cJiicclor  and  organizer  of  many  cor- 
portitions,  such  as  Union  Carbide  &  Carbon 
Corp.,  Cleveland  Hardware  Co.,  Wheeling  & 
Lake  Erie  R.  R.,  Western  Maryland  R.  R., 
Quaker  Oats  Co.,  National  Carbon  Co.,  Cleve- 
land Electric  Illuminating  Co.,  Mahoning  & 
Shenango  R.  R.,  Mis.sourl,  Kansas  &  Texas 
R.  R.,  Tale  Mining,  Milling  &  Tunnel  Co., 
The  Cuyahoga  Co.;  also  promoted  The  Arcade, 
Cleveland;  began  as  a  lawyer  but  joined  the 
Society  for  Savings  in  1886  as  treasurer;  now 
honorary  chairman  of  Union  Carbide  &  Car- 
bon Co.  and  chairman  of  the  board  of  Society 
for  Savings,  and  director  of  The  New  York 
Life  Insurance  Co.;  decorated  with  grand 
cross  of  The  Legion  of  Honor  and  of  Luxem- 
bourg; trustee  of  many  charitable  and  public 
institutions,  aL-'o  honorary  president  of  many 
such  in  the  past;  trustee  of  Carnegie  Insti- 
tute and  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  treasurer 
National  Memorial  assn.  and  elector  to  Hall 
of  Fame;  member  Republican  National  com- 
mittee: governor  of  Ohio  1904-06;  American 
ambassador  to  France,  1912-14  and  also  from 
1921  to  present;  formerly  president  American 
Bankers  assn.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
Beau  Manor  F^rm,  Chagrin  Falls,  O.  Office: 
American  Embassy,  Paris,  France. 

HERRICK,  Parmely  W.,  banker;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  22,  1881;  son  Myron  T.  and 
Caroline  (Parmely)  Herrick;  educated.  Harvard 
college;  married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June  6,  1906 
to  Agnes  M.  Blackwell — children,  Myron  T. 
Herrick,  II.  (deceased)  and  Parmely  W.  Her- 
rick, Jr.;  world  war,  major,  U.  S.  A.,  liaison 
officer  to  director  of  purchase  and  storage  and 
acting  quartermaster  general  at  Wasliington, 
D.  C;  attached  to  U.  S.  Food  Administration 
at  first;  pres  the  Herrick  Co.,  The  Cuyahoga 
Co.,  The  Miami  Co.,  The  Anable  Ave.  Factory 
Corporation  and  The  Securities  Co.;  vice-pres. 
The  Burkam  Herrick  Publishing  Co.,  The 
Cleveland  Realty  Improvement  Co.  and  The 
Crawford  Realty  Co.;  treas.  The  Rayen  Co. 
and  The  Queens  Place  Realty  Co.;  trustee 
Society  for  Savings;  director  Union  Trust  Co. 
The  Harriman  Nat'l  Bank,  The  Guarantee 
Title  &  Trust  Co.  director  Securities  Corp. 
Gen.;  director  Cleveland  Union  Terminals 
Co.  and  the  Nat'l  Surety  Co.;  member  Legion 
of  Honor,  F'rance;  Order  of  Leopole,  Belgium; 
1st  vice-pres.  La  Phare  de  France;  member 
Union,  Tavern,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Popper 
Pike  Golf  and  Mayfield  club  of  Cleveland ; 
Recess,  Harvard,  Racquet  and  Tennis  clubs, 
New  York;  Metropolitan  Club  of  Wash.,  D. 
C;  Oakland  club.  South  Carolina;  Gulf  Stream 
Golf  club  of  Florida;  Winous  Point  Shooting 
club;  Travellers  Golf  de  Pontainblau,  Golf 
de  Chantilly  and  St.  Cloud  Golf  clubs  of  Paris, 
France;  formerly  treas.  and  vice-pres.  asso- 
ciated Harvard  club.  Residence:  22  E.  47th- 
st..  New  York;  Office:  720  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 
and  Union  Carbide  and  Carbon  Bldg.,  E.  42nd- 
st..   New  York   City. 

HKRRON,  Jnines  Hervey,  consulting  engi- 
neer; born,  Girard,  Pa.,  Jan.  4,  im^;  son  James 
Hervey  and  S.  Jospehine  (Fuller)  Herron;  edu- 
cated, Girard  academy;  Univ.  of  Michigan, 
B.  S.;  married,  Erie,  Pa.,  June  1900  to  Cora  E. 
Lewis;  chairman  of  engineering  division 
Cleveland  war  board;  vice  pres.  and  chief  en- 
gineer Bury  Compressor  Co.,  Erie,  Pa.;  chief 
engineer  and  works  manager  Detroit  Steel 
Products  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.;  pres.  James  H. 
Herron  Co.;  member  Civic  League  commission 
on  paving  and  sewers;  engineering  commis- 
sion on  needs  of  Cleveland  water  department; 
engineering  commission  on  failure  of  Divi- 
sion Ave.  water  department)  reservoir;  pres. 
Cleveland  Engineering  society,  1917-18;  direc- 
tor American    Society    of    Mechanical    Engi- 


neers, 1922-25;  pres.  Paragon  Alloys  Mfg. 
Co.;  director  Period  Printing  Co.  and  Mill 
Creek  AVater  Supply  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Engineering  society;  American  Society  of 
Mechanical  Engineers;  American  Institute 
of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers; 
American  society  for  testing  m:iterials, 
British  Iron  &  Steel  Institute;  Free  &  Ac- 
cepted Masons;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Old 
Colony  clubs.  Recreation:  fislilng  and  mo- 
toring. Residence:  2862  Fairmount-blvd. 
Office:   1360-64   W.   3rd  St. 

HERTNER,  John  H.,  mechanical  engineer; 
born,  Williams  County  O.,  Jan.  14,  18x7;  son 
Christian  Andrew  and  Elizabeth  (Kneise) 
Hertner;  educated,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  M.E., 
1899;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  20,  1908  to 
Erma  King — children,  George  and  Ernest 
Hertner;  organized  Hertner  Electric  Co., 
1901;  Hertner  Electric  &  Mfg.  Co.  organized 
1906;  absorbed  by  re-organized  Rauch  & 
Lang  Co.;  director  and  mechanical  engineer, 
Rauch  &  Lang  Co.;  pres.  Hertner  Electric 
Co.;  member  American  Institute  of  Electrical 
Engineers;  Society  of  Motion  Picture  Engi- 
neers; Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
1470    Arthur-ave.,   Lakewood. 

HEYDEMANN,  Lily  Carthew,  dramatic  di- 
rector, monologist  and  authoress;  born,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  Dec.  8,  1888;  daughter  Nathan  A. 
and  Henrietta  (Birnbaum)  Pelonsky;  educated, 
Fauntleroy  Hall  and  Chamberlayne  School,  Bos- 
ton; married,  Boston,  Mass.,  Oct.  6,  1915  to 
Dr.  Martin  Heydcmann — children,  Betty  Heyde. 
mann;  formerly  a  pupil  of  Kate  Reynolds; 
debut  as  Fanchon  in  Fanchon  The  Cricket,  at 
Park  Theatre,  Boston,  at  the  age  of  16;  on 
the  professional  stage  for  seven  years;  asso- 
ciated with  Henry  Dfxey,  Carlotta  Nillson, 
Wm.  Courteney,  Odette  Tyler,  Harry  Rercs- 
ford,  Taylor  Holmes  and  others;  since  hei 
marriage  she  has  directed  plays,  written  a  booV 
of  monologues  "Lily  Carthew's  Monologues' 
which  is  now  In  its  fifth  edition;  also  wrote 
"Help,  Help"  produced  at  the  Metropolitan 
Theatre  in  1925;  also  the  "American  Idea," 
produced  in  numerous  small  theatres 
throughout  the  country  and  in  Cleveland 
at  the  Temple,  1926;  in  Cleveland  she  has 
appeared  in  monologue  programs  under  the 
auspices  of  the  City,  Women's  City,  Woman's 
and  Cleveland  Writer's  clubs,  also  The 
Temple  and  Euclid-ave.  Temple,  Inter-Arts 
club  and  The  Playhouse;  has  directed  nu- 
Temple  and  Euclid-ave.  Temple,  Inter-Arts 
club.  Drama  Workshop,  Gilpin  Players  and 
Temple  Theatre  Guild;  one  of  the  first  Cleve- 
land broadcasters  over  WTAM  and  WJAX; 
member  Cleveland  Writers  club.  Residence: 
3123  E.  Derbyshire-rd.  Studio:  111  Fine  Arts 
Bldg. 

HICKMAN,  Harry  Hallain;  born.  Spring- 
port,  Ind.,  Sept.  3,  1885;  son  Francis  T.  and 
Caroline  (Stewart)  Hickman;  educated,  Indiana 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  2,  1918  to  Mar- 
ion Rogers — children,  Nancy  and  James  IIicl<- 
man;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity 
Canterbury  Golf,  Hermit  and  Amateur  Musi- 
cal clubs.  Recreation:  violin.  Residence:  3111 
Huntington-rd. 

HICKMAN,  Marlon  RoRers,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  17,  1894;  daughter  James  H.  and 
Alice  (Hall)  Rogers;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  New  York  institute  of  Musical  Art; 
married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  2,  1918  to  Hallam 
Hickman — children,  Nancy  and  James  Hick- 
man; member  Amateur  Musical  club.  Resi- 
dence:      3111    Huntlngton-rd. 

HICKOK,  Charles  Nelson,  salesman;  born, 
Harrlsburg,  Pa.,  Aug.  1,  1879;  son  William 
Orville    and    Louisa    H.    (Anderson)    Hlckok; 


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educated.  Harrisburg  academy,  1890-94;  St. 
Paul's  school,  Concord,  N.  H.,  1894-97;  Yale 
Univ.;  Sheffield  scientific  school,  1897-1900, 
Ph.B.;  councilman  Bratenahl  village;  formerly 
treas.  of  Red  Cross,  Cleveland  Ijranch,  and 
served  on  various  home  committees  during- 
world  war;  mgr.  iron  ore  sales  of  The  M. 
A.  Hanna  Co.;  vice  pres.  and  director 
American  Boston  Mining  Co.,  Consumers 
Ore  Co.,  LaRue  Mining  Co.,  Richmond 
Iron  Co.,  Virginia  Ore  Mining  Co.,  Wakefield 
Iron  Co.,  Wanlianabe  Co.  and  American  Con- 
struction Co.,  vice  pres.  Hanna  Ore  Mining 
Co.,  XoKay  Iron  Co.  and  Pittsburgh  Iron  Ore 
Co.;  director  Bates  Iron  Co.,  LaBelle  Steam- 
ship Co.  and  Virginia  Steamship  Co.;  member 
American  Iron  and  Steel  institute;  Institute 
of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers;  Eastern 
States  Blast  Furnace  &  Colie  Oven  assn.;  Sou- 
thern Ohio  Pig  Iron  assn.;  Phi  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity; Booli  &  Snake  fraternity  at  Yale; 
Cloister  at  Yale;  Tavern,  Union,  Country, 
Pepper  Pike  and  Kirtland  Country  clubs  "of 
Cleveland;  Chicago  and  University  clubs  of 
Chicago;  Duquesne  club  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
Kltchl  Gammi  club,  Duluth;  Yale  club. 
New  York  City.  Residence:  12.'05  Coit-rd. 
Bratenahl.     Office:   1300  Leader  Bldg. 

HICIvOK,  Katherlne  Danforth.  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  1,  1883;  daughter  J.  Howard  and 
Kate  C.  (Ingersoll)  Danforth;  educated,  Sliaw 
high  school;  married,  E.  Cleveland,  Dec.  25, 
1906  to  Frederick  L.  Hickok — children,  Har- 
riet Elizabeth,  Eloise  Ruth  and  Anna  Kather- 
lne  Hickok.      Residence:      14926   Terrace-rd. 

IIICKOX,  Wilson  B.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  11,  1883,  son  Frank  F.  and 
Annie  (Beggis)  Hickox;  educated  Yale,  1905; 
married,  Cleveland,  1912  to  Martha  C.  Cal- 
houn (deceased),  children,  Charles,  Martha  Ann, 
and  Patricia  C.  Hickox;  pres.  and  treas.  S.  Le 
Mur  Co.;  director  Enamel  Products  Co.  and 
Brownell  Mercantile  Co.;  trustee  Cleveland  so- 
ciety for  the  Blind;  trustee  Visiting  Nurses 
assn.;  trustee  Soc.  for  Sav. ;  member  Delta 
Psl  fraternity:  Union,  Tavern,  Kirtland  and 
Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  2647  Berkshire- 
rd.     Office:    717    Superior-ave.    E. 

HICKS,  NelNon.  domestic  and  foreign  sales 
mgr.;  born,  Edinburg,  Va.,  March  2,  1884;  son 
James  W.  and  Linnie  Nelson  Hicks;  educated, 
Heidelberg  Univ.,  Tiffin,  O. ;  Ohio  Northern 
I^niv.,  Ada,  O. ;  member  Fostoria  lodge  No.  288  F. 
&  A.  M. ;  Garfield  chapter,  No.  150,  R.  A.  M.,  Fos- 
toria council  No.  90,  R.  &  S.  M. ;  Commandery 
No.  62,  Knights  Templar;  Toledo  Consistory, 
32nd  degree;  Zenobia  Temple,  Toledo,  O.; 
Country  club,  Fostoria,  O. ;  Toledo  club,  To- 
ledo, O.;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Acacia  Coun- 
try clubs,  Cleveland;  associated  with  M.  H. 
Birge  &  Sons  Co.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. ;  spends  a 
great  deal  of  time  in  South  America  and 
Europe.  Residence:  216  S.  Wood-st.,  Fostoria, 
O.  Office:  390  Niagara-st.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  and 
Hotel   Hollenden,   Cleveland,  O. 

HIGBGE},  KdTrin  Convorne,  coal  operator; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  4,  1897;  son  William  T. 
and  Ella  (Perdue)  Higbee;  educated,  University 
school,  1915;  Cornell  Univ..  1!M9;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  27,  1918  to  Katharine  Davis  Holden 
— children,  Albert  Holden  Higbee;  world  war; 
first  lieut.  regular  army  Heavy  Artillery,  France, 
from  Sept.,  1918  to  May,  1919;  member  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt.  Kirtland 
Country,  Union  Hermit,  Country  and  Cornell 
clubs.  Recreation:  polo,  hunting  and  ten- 
nis. Residence:  19605  Shaker-blvd.  Summer: 
Westhill  Farm,  Gates  Mill,  O.  Office:  M.  A. 
Hanna  Co. 

HIGBEE,  Ella  Perdue,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Eugene  Hartley  and  Cornelia  M.  (Van- 


Tine)  Perdue;  educated,  Cleveland.  O. ;  Brad- 
ford Academy,  Mass.;  married.  Cleveland,  Oc- 
tober 9,  1889  to  William  Tryon  Higbee— children, 
Edwin  Converse  Highoe.  II,  and  Eugene  Perdue 
Higbee.     Residence:     1906  E.   75th  st. 

HIGBEE,  Jny  Al-rln,  real  estate;  born,  Belle- 
vue,  O.,  Aug.  2,  1879;  son  J.  A.  and  Cora  ((Jood- 
Ron)  Higbee;  educated,  Kenyon  military  acad- 
emy; Kenyon  college,  B.L.,  1901;  married,  Cleve- 
land. Aug.  2,  1917  to  Katharine  Scott— chil- 
dren Ruth  Scott  and  Louise  Goodson  Higbee; 
pres.  and  treas.  Highbee-Rose  Co.;  treas. 
Improved  Properties  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Real  Estate  Board;  Delta  Tau  Delta  fra- 
ternity. Residence:  1907  Belmore-rd.  Of- 
fice:  719   National  City  Bldg. 

HIGBEE,  Katharine  Holden;  born.  Salt 
Lake  City,  Utah,  Nov.  3,  1898;  daughter  Albert 
F.  and  Katharine  (Davis)  Holden;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school;  Westover  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  27,  1918  to  Edwin  Con- 
verse Higbee — children,  Albert  Holden  Higbee; 
member  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Kirtland  Coun- 
try, Union,  Country  and  Women's  City  clubs; 
Junior  league  of  Cleveland.  Recreation:  Horse- 
hack  riding,  hunting  and  tennis.  Residence: 
19G05  Shaker  Hghts-blvd.  Summer:  Westhill 
Farm,   Gates   Mill,   O. 

HIGBEE.  AVllliam  Tryon,  merchant;  born, 
Cleveland,  1867;  son  Edwin  Converse  and  Mary 
E.  (Haines)  Higbee;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  9,  1889  to 
Ella  M.  Perdue — children.  Edwin  Converse,  II, 
and  Eugene  Perdue  Higbee;  vice  pres.  Higbee 
Co.:  director  City  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  trustee 
Society  for  Savings;  treas.  and  trustee  Cleve- 
land Associated  Charities;  member  Union, 
Rowfant  and  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1906  E  75th-st.  Office:  care  Higbee 
Co. 

HIGGINS,  Edward  "W.,  statistician;  born, 
Minneapolis.  Oct.  20,  1893;  son  James  L.  and 
Ella  (Slv)  Higgins;  educated,  Wabash  college, 
A.n.,  1916;  Harvard  Univ.  M.B.A.,  1921;  mar- 
ried, Chicago,  June  3,  1921  to  Edith  Ruff- 
children,  James,  Joanne  and  Edward  Higgins; 
world  war,  2nd.  lieut.  chemical  warfare  serv- 
ice. United  States  army;  statistician  White 
Motor  Co.;  member  Taylor  society;  American 
Statistical  and  American  Economic  assns.; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Phi  Delta  Theta 
fraternities;  University  club.  Residence:  3293 
Inglcside-rd.     Office:   "White  Motor  Co. 

HIGGIIVS,  Gladys  Dnrell,  born,  Harrlman, 
Tenn.,  Aug.  14,  1898;  daughter  George  Britton 
and  Genevieve  (Hill)  Durell;  educated,  Hatha- 
way Brown  school;  Bennett  school,  Millbrook, 
N.  Y. ;  Finch  school.  New  York  City;  married, 
Cleveland.  Aug.  17,  1918  to  Kenneth  Gilbert 
Higffins — children,  Margaret  Higgins:  member 
Junior  league.  Residence:  3145  North  Park- 
blvd. 

HIGGINS,  Grover,  lawyer;  born,  Columbus, 
O.,  Oct.  15.  1883;  ^on  Charles  C.  and  Anna  B. 
(Prelghton)  Higgins;  educated,  Yale,  B.A.,  1906; 
Harvard,  LL.B,  1909;  world  war,  truck  driver 
in  Motor  transport  corps;  partner  In  law  firm 
of  Tolles.  Hogsett,  Ginn  and  Morley;  member 
I'nion,  Mayfleld  Country,  Rowfant  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  2489  Overlook-rd.  Office: 
Union   Trust  Bldg. 

HIGGIXS,  Harvey  A.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Jollet,  111..  May  3,  1866;  son  Lewis  H.  and 
Jennie  (McGIashan)  Higgins:  married,  St.  Louis, 
Mo..  Aug.  4,  1887  to  Martha  Paine— children, 
Harv'ey  A.  .Tr.,  Robert  Ray  and  Margaret  Kent 
Hlc-gins;  chairman  of  board  and  director  Stand- 
ard Tool  Co;  director  Cleve.  &  Mahoning 
Valley   Ry.   Co.   and  Blackstone   Fire  Ins.   Co. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


member  Union  club  of  Cleveland;  Country 
club  of  East  Aurora,  N.  Y.  Residence:  H408 
Bellflower-rd.  Office:  6918  Central-ave.  Sum- 
mer:  E.  Aurora.  N.   Y. 

HIGGINS,  Martha  Paine,  born,  Blue  Island, 
111.;  daughter  Lyman  S.  and  Kate  (McLau«h- 
married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  4,  1887,  to  Harvey 
lin)  Paine;  married  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  4,  1887, 
to  Harvey  A.  Higgins,  Jr. — children,  Harvey 
A.,  Jr.,  Robert  Ray  and  Margaret  Kent  Hig- 
gins; member  of  the  Retreat  board,  Cleve- 
land. Residence:  11408  Bellflower-rd.  Sum- 
mer:   E.    Aurora,    N.    Y. 

HIGI>EY%  CharleM,  attorney;  born,  South 
Bend,  Ind.,  Oct.  11,  1866;  son  Aaron  and  Char- 
lotte (Finney)  Hlgley;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools,,  Case  School,  Cleveland, 
Univ.  of  Mich.;  married,  Cleveland,  January 
10,  1894  to  Harriet  Edith  Smith;  member 
Union,  Mayfield  and  Cleveland  Athletic 
clubs.  Residence:  2830  Winthrop-ave.  Office: 
Leader-News    bldg. 

HIKES.  Mabelle  Woodcock,  organist  and 
choir  director;  bom,  Hot  Springs,  Arlt.,  Aug. 
27,  1890;  daughter  John  Henry  and  Blanche 
Ellwood  (Kelley)  Woodcock;  educated,  Wm.  H. 
Sherwood  Musical  college,  Chicago,  111.;  mar- 
ried. Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  Aug.  3,  1910  to  Dr. 
Jess  Erb  Hikes;  Red  Cross  worker  during  war; 
founder  of  Musical  Art  society,  1912  and  served 
as  its  president  for  five  years;  active  member 
Fortnightly  musical  club;  organizer  of  Thurs- 
day morning  choral  club;  chairman  music  di- 
vision of  Cleveland  Federation  of  Women's 
clubs  for  past  seven  years;  chairman  Fine  arts 
department  Federation  of  Women's  clubs  past 
two  years;  director  of  musical  programs  for 
MaoOregor  Home,  Sterling  House,  Dorcas  In- 
valid Home,  Eliza  Jennings  Home,  apd  Marine 
hospital;  official  accompanist  for  Thursday 
Morning  choral  club;  chairman  music  depart- 
ment East  Cleveland's  Woman's  club;  organist 
and  director  of  choir  at  Grace  Episcopal  church; 
member  American  Guild  of  Organists;  Women's 
Auxiliary  Cleveland  Orchestra;  Cleveland  Fed- 
eration of  Women's  clubs  and  East  Cleveland 
TVomen's  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
18.88  Becrsford-rd.  Office:  Room  52.5  Statler 
Hotel. 

SISTER  Hlf.DEGARDE,  (ConnteMs  AnKcll- 
qiie  Alherti-'Enno),  social  mission  sister; 
born,  Gratz,  Austria,  1891;  daughter  Albert 
Count  Alherti-'Enno  and  Aangelique  (Baron- 
ess "U^ittenbach)  Alberti-'Enno;  educated. 
Monastery  of  Visitation  nuns  in  Vienna; 
course  in  child  guidance  in  Czecho-Slovakia; 
course  in  history  and  logic  in  teacher's  col- 
lege at  Bruenn;  Kriegs-Verdienst-Kreuz  II 
Classe  fur  civil  verdienste;  interested  in 
social  activities  with  working  girls  in  Vienna 
and  Czecho-Slovakia;  nursed  in  hospitals 
during  world  war;  did  relief  work  for  sol- 
dlres,  widows  and  orphans  during  war;  trus- 
tee Cleveland  Girl's  council.  Residence:  2438 
Mapleside-rd. 

HIL.DIE,  Mrs.  I.uncliin  A.,  born,  Kingston, 
Mich.,  March  10,  1884;  daughter  John  B.  and 
Emily  A.  (Thomas)  Milliken;  educated.  West 
Branch,  Mich,  high  school;  Bay  City  high 
school;  Ferris  institute;  married.  Bay  City, 
1905  to  Lundus  A.  Hildle — children,  J.  Newell 
Hildie;  member  Cuyahoga  County  republican 
executive  committee  at  present  time;  1st  vice 
pres.  Lakewood  republican  club,  1923-1925; 
finance  chairman  Cleveland  Federation  of 
Woman's  clubs,  1923;  extension  chairman  of 
same  club,  1921-1923;  pres.  Madison  Mothers- 
Teachers  club,  1920;  treas.  Lakewood  Woman's 
club,  1922;  Finance  chairman  Lakewood 
Woman's    club,    1924;    treas.     Lakewood    high 


school  club,  1926;  member  Lincoln  chapter, 
O.E.S. ;  Lakewood  high  school  club,  Lakew^ood 
Women's  Republican  and  Lakewood  Woman's 
clubs;  Cleveland  Federation  of  Woman's  clubs; 
League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence:  1222 
Nlcholson-ave. 

HILL,,  Cllirord  Charlen,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  24,  1898;  son  Charles  K.  and  Mar- 
garet (Rees)  Hill;  educated,  Staunton  military 
academy,  Univ.  of  Michigan;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  D.D.S.;  married,  Cleveland.  Aug.  27,  1924 
to  Marcella  G.  Ward;  member  Psi  Omega  fra- 
ternity. Residence:  11803  Phillips-ave.  Office: 
12114  Superior-ave. 

HILIj,  Irma  Helen,  secretary;  born,  Cleve- 
land, O. ;  daughter  John  H.  and  Louise  (Melcher) 
Hill;  educated.  Trinity  Lutheran  school;  Day'i 
school  of  shorthand;  post  graduate  courses  at 
Tulloss  school  of  Speed  Typewriting;  West. 
Technical  high  school;  West  Commerce  high 
school;  Spencerian;  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member  Wal- 
ther  league;  American  Luther  league;  Ameri- 
can Lutheran  Publicity  bureau;  Lutheran  hos- 
pital assn.;  Young  Ladies'  society  of  Trinity 
church;  E^usiness  and  Professional  Women's 
club  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  2180  W.  33rd 
St.     Office:     Board   of  Education. 

HILL.,  Lena  Mae,  chief  claim  clerk;  born, 
Darbyville,  O.,  Nov.  2,  1883;  daughter  Ezra 
and  Emma  (Schleich)  Hill;  educated.  Northern 
Univ.,  Ada,  Ohio,  1904,  bachelor  of  stenography; 
member  N.  Y.  C.  Athletic  assn.;  Business 
Women's  club;  L.  S.  and  M.  S.  Pioneers  assn. 
Residence:    988    E.    185th    st. 

HILL,  Louis  Emmons,  manufacturer, 
realtor;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  10,  1873;  son 
Hosea  Emmons  and  Mary  Ellen  (Pillsbury) 
Hill;  educated.  West  high  school;  married,  Day- 
ton, O.,  April  9,  1902  to  Nell  Herbrook— chil- 
dren, Edward  Emmons,  Marian  Eloise  and 
Margaret  Burrowes  Hill;  1st  Ohio  volunteer 
cavalry  service  in  U.  S.  army;  1st  lieut,  fourth 
U.  S.  Infantry  service  In  Phlllipines;  mayor 
City  of  Lakewood,  1920-24;  treas.  Cleveland 
"Tanning  Co.,  and  Hill-Gravener-Brown  Co.;  pres. 
Cleveland  Auto  Top  and  Trimming  Co.  and 
Standard  Top  &  Equipment  Co.;  director  Cres- 
cent H.  Ranch,  Wilson,  AVyomIng;  member 
Veteran  assn.  Troop  A;  Clifton  and  Westwond 
clubs.  Residence:  1104  Forest-rd.  Office: 
Hill-Cravener-Brown  Co.,  Union  Mortgage  Bldg. 

HILL,  Mnrle  Elise  Chapoton,  born,  De- 
troit. Mich.;  daughter  Alexander  and  Marianna 
(Peltier)  Chapoton;  educated.  Convent  of  the 
Sacred  Heart;  married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  April 
24,  1895  to  William  H.  Hill — children,  five; 
world  war,  member  Red  Cross  Unit  No.  1, 
Evanston,  111.;  war  community  service.  Fort 
Sheridan,  111.,  and  Great  Lakes  Naval  Train- 
ing Station;  member  Women's  Athletic  club, 
Chicago;  Cleveland  Country  club.  Residence: 
2193    Harcourt-dr. 

HILL,  Nell  H..  born,  Dayton,  O.,  Sept.  20, 
1876;  daughter  Edward  and  Clara  (Burrowes) 
Herbrook;  educated,  Dayton  high  school;  Wil- 
son college;  married,  Dayton,  O.,  April  9. 
1902  to  Louis  Emmons  Hill— children,  Edward 
Emmons,  Marion  Elolse,  and  Margaret  Bur- 
rowes Hill;  member  Women's  City  club,  liesi- 
dence:     1104   Forest-rd.     Clifton  Park. 

HILL,  Walter  Colt,  physician;  born,  Huron 
County,  1876;  son  Cortland  Latimer  and  Ger- 
trude (Reynolds)  Hill;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.D.;  married, 
Chicago,  May  11,  1921  to  Virginia  Austin;  world 
war,  served  14  months  at  base  hospitals  No.  3. 
Lakeside  unit.  In  France;  six  months  consult- 
ant  In   roentgenolog>'    to   American    hospital   In 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


England;  member  Ohio  State  and  American 
medical  assns. ;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; American  Roentgen  Rays  assn.;  Ameri- 
can Radiolog:ical  society;  IMil  Kappi  Psi,  Nu 
Sigma  Nu,  and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraterni- 
ties; Kirtland,  Country,  Union,  University 
and  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  clubs.  Residence: 
1961  Ford-dr.  Office:   2930  Prospect-ave. 

Ifll/L, ARY,  ^V.  Hoxie.  vice  president,  born, 
Delanco,  N.  J.;  son  W.  B.  S.  and  A.  M.  (Sclioed- 
ler)  Hillary;  educated,  Pennsylvania  State  col- 
lege, B.S.,  1913;  Mass.  State  college,  graduatf 
work;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  1,  1924  to  Isabi-1 
A.  Mitchel — children,  Frank  Hillary;  vice  pres. 
Broadview  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Sigma 
Nu  fraternity;  University  club.  Residence: 
12337   Cedar-rd.     Office:    3841    Broadview-rd. 

HILLS,  Frnnces  Jnne,  born,  Detroit,  Mich., 
Apr.  6,  1S96;  daughter  Frederick  C.  antl 
Frances  L.  (Ostler)  Shipman;  educated,  Lig- 
gett school,  Detroit;  married.  Grosse  Pointe, 
Mich.,  May  29,  1920  to  Harold  George  Hills — 
children,  Frederick  Adin  and  Frances  Jane 
Hills;  member  Alpha  Tau  sorority.  (De- 
ceased). 

HILLS,  Harold  Georgre,  electrical  engineer; 
born.  Cleveland,  Sept.  Zo,  1893;  son  A.  T.  aiiU 
Sarah  C.  (Tucker)  Hills;  educated.  Adelbert 
college  of  W.  R.  U.,  1916;  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science,  1917;  married,  Grosse  Pointe. 
Mich.,  May  29,  1920  to  Frances  Jane  Shipman 
— children,  Frederick  Adin  and  Frances  Jane 
Hills;  world  war,  private  112  U.  S.  engrs., 
Julv  1917-Feb.  1918;  private  U.  S.  Sig.  C.  Feb. 
7.  191S-Oct.  1918;  2nd  lieut.  U.  S.  Sig.  C,  Oct. 
191S-1919;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity. 
Residence:      2066    E.    lOOth-st. 

HILLS,  Harriette  Smith,  born,  Chicago, 
111.,  Oct.  18,  1866;  daughter  Henry  A.  and  Lydia 
K.  (Dwight)  Smith;  educated,  Janesville,  Wise, 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  1,  1902 
to  Clarence  P.  Hills.  Residence:  1856  E.  lOlst- 
st. 

HILLYAR,  Andrew  Dietz,  life  insurance; 
bom,  Washington,  D.  C,  April  18,  1864;  sun 
James  M.  and  Hester  L.  (Dietz)  Hillyar;  edu- 
cated, Baldwin  Univ.,  Berea,  O.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  2,  1898  to  Lucy  E.  McDonald— chil- 
dren, Ruth  E.  Hillyar;  with  the  Provident  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Co.  for  the  past  25  years; 
member  Citizens  league;  Cleveland  Museum  of 
Art;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland  Whist,  and 
Cleveland  Auto  clubs.  Residence;  2585  Euclid- 
blvd.     Office:     711  National  City  Bldg. 

HILLYAR,  Lucy  Ellxnbeth,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Stuart  Arnold  and  Marie  Pritchard 
(Warden)  McDonald;;  married,  Cleveland 
to  Andrew  Dietz  Hillyar — children,  Ruth 
Elizabeth  Hillyar;  member  Women's  (3ity, 
Wimodausian  and  Martha  Bolton  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2585    Euclid-blvd. 

IIIMES,  Mary  Vincent,  born,  Cleveland, 
daughter  .John  and  Mary  Ann  (Graham)  Vinent; 
educated,  common  schools;  Young  Ladies  sem- 
inary, Cleveland,  O.;  married.  New  York  City 
to  Gen.  Theodore  Read;  married.  Dr.  I.  N. 
Himes;  first  husband.  Gen.  Read  was  killed  in 
battle,  1865,  just  before  the  surrender  of  Gen. 
Robert  E.  Lee  of  the  Southern  forces.  Resi- 
dence:    1683   Hazel-dr. 

HINDLEY,  John  George,  minister;  born, 
Barrie,  Ont.,  Canada,  Feb.  24,  1883;  son  John 
Ingham  and  Hannah  (Lister)  Hlndley;  educated, 
McGill  Univ.,  Montreal,  B.A.,  1904;  M.A..  1907; 
prizes  in  Hebrew  and  Pol.  Sc,  Congregational 
college,  Montreal,  B.D.,  1907;  gold  and  silver 
medals;  married;  Montreal,  Canada,  March  25, 
1903    to    Edith    Stuart    MacLeod — children,    Ken- 


neth, Howard,  Douglas  and  Beth  Hindley;  four 
minute  man  during  war;  home  guaid  duty  dur- 
ing war;  received  President's  diiiloma  for  civic 
.'iirvices  in  Ashtabula  county;  held  pastorates 
in  Rock  Island,  Quebec,  Winnepeg,  Manitoba, 
Toronto,  and  Ashtabula,  O. ;  pastor  East 
Cong.  church;  secy.  for  three  years 
of  Canada  Congressional  foreign  mis- 
sionary society;  member  A.B.C.F. ;  served  on 
many  denominational  and  inter-denominational 
boards  and  commissions;  vice  pres.  Congre- 
gational Union  of  Cleveland,  1925;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  Chapter;  Commandery;  Lake  Erie 
Con.sistury;  Shrine;  Past  grand  chaplain  of 
'Jueboc;  member  Theatre  commission  of  Cleve- 
land; Social  Hygiene  assn.;  Phi  Gamma  fra- 
ternity; Kiwanis  club;  one  of  tlie  founders  and 
charter  members  of  Ashtabula  Rotary  and  B. 
Cleveland  Kiwanis  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
fishing,  motoring,  collecting  stamps.  Residence: 
1750  Strathmore-ave.  Office:  Euclid  at  Page- 
ave. 

IIIXE,  Charles  P.,  lawyer;  born,  Poland,  O., 
Sept.  5,  1877;  son  Samuel  and  Emma  Caroline 
(Kirtland)  Hine;  educated,  Yale  college,  B.A., 
1898;  Yale  law  school,  LL.B.,  1901;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  22,  1907  to  Helen  M.  Greene- 
children,  Mary  Elizabeth,  Carolyn  Kirtland,  and 
Helen  Seymour  Hine;  asst.  attorney  gen.  of 
Ohio,  1905;  partner  in  firm  of  Thompson,  Hine 
and  Flory;  pres.  freehold  Co.;  director  Guardian 
Trust  Co.;  member  American  bar  assn.;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternity;  Mayfleld,  Union  and 
Kirtland  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  1561  Mistletoe-dr.  Office:  11th  fir. 
Guardian  Bldg. 

HINIG,  Benjamin  Calvin,  real  estate  and 
insurance;  born.  New  Philadelphia,  O.,  June 
5,  1880;  son  John  and  Ann  Eliza  (Kaderly) 
Hinig;  educated,  New  Philadelphia  public 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24,  1905 
to  Grace  Singletary — children,  Ruth  Chapman, 
Howard  Calvin  and  Eleanor  Curtis  Hinig; 
engaged  in  the  insurance  business  since  1902; 
fifteen  years  ago  became  interested  in  real 
estate  in  the  Fairmount  Blvd.  district,  which 
was  then  known  as  Shaker  Hghts.  and  since 
that  time  has  built  many  fine  residences  wlilcli 
have  been  purchased  by  many  of  Cleveland's 
oldest  and  most  prominent  families;  in  1917  as 
pres.  of  the  Perkins  Bldg.  Co.,  erected  the 
Perkins  apartment  hotel  on  noith  side  of 
Euclid-ave.  between  E.  79th  and  81st  sts. ;  in 
1918  headed  the  Griswold  Building  Co.  which 
erected  the  Griswold  hotel  at  3844  Euclid-ave. 
adjoining  property  of  John  D.  Rockefeller; 
pres.  of  Perkins  Building  Co.  and  Griswold 
Building  Co.;  director  Capital  Endowment  Co.; 
director  The  Childrens  Fresh  Air  Camp, 
trustee  of  Fairmount  Presbyterian  church: 
member  Heights  Masonic  lodge;  I'nion,  Mid- 
Day  and  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  3116  Fairmount-blvd. 
Office:     613  Natl.   City  Bank  Bldg. 

HINIG,  Grace  Sineletary,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  9,  1882;  daimhter  Anson  Reuben  and  Mar- 
tha Mathilda  (Chapman)  Singletary;  educated. 
Laurel  school;  Wasliington  college,  Washington, 
D.  C. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24,  1905  to  Ben- 
jamin Calvin  Hinig — children,  Ruth  Chapman, 
Howard  Calvin,  and  Eleanor  Curtis  Hinig;  pres. 
and  vice  pres.  Laurel  alumnae  assn.  two  years; 
pres.  of  class  at  Washington  college,  year  1902- 
03;  pres.  Fairfax  Parent  Teacher  assn.  one  year; 
pres.  of  Council  P.  T.  A.  of  Cleveland  Hghts".  one 
year;  member  Moses  Cleaveland  chapter  D.  A. 
R.;  National  society  Daughters  of  1R12,  Com- 
modore Perry  chapter;  Charter  Oak  chap- 
ter Daughters  of  American  Colonists;  Shaker 
Heights  Neighborhood  Guild;  Fairmount  Gar- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


den  club;  Union,  Mid-Day,  and  Shaker  Hghts. 
Country  clubs;  member  Fairmount  Presby- 
terian church.  Residence:  3116  Falrmount- 
blvd. 

IIIKSCIIFIELD,  Frank,  real  estate;  born, 
Hungary,  April  21,  1878;  son  Simon  and  Rose 
(Holstein)  liirschfleld;  married,  Cleveland, 
April  14,  1908  to  Pearl  Berko — children,  Marie, 
Leslie,  Wilson  and  Ruth;  during  war  was 
active  in  the  third,  fourth  and  fifth  Liberty 
Loans;  I.  O.  O.  F.  South  Wing  Encampment 
No.  320.  Residence:  10008  Empire-ave.  Of- 
fice:   same. 

IIIRSCUMAN,  Carl  Alvin,  minister;  born, 
Indianapolis,  July  31,  1881;  son  Jacob  Charles 
and  Mary  (Aldag)  Hirschman;  educated,  public 
schools  and  Sliortridge  high  school,  Indian- 
apolis, Ind;  Northwestern  college,  A.B.,  iyU7; 
McCormick  theological  seminary,  Chicago,  B.D., 
lyiu;  Northwestern  college,  M.  A.,  lyil;  mar- 
ried July,  liiiO  to  Agnes  Peebles  (deceased); 
married,  Dayton,  O.,  May  24,  1917  to  Marguer- 
ette  Volkenand— children,  Dorothy  and  Carl 
Alvin  Hirschman,  Jr.;  after  graduation  trav- 
eled throughout  continent  and  Europe;  accepted 
a  church  mission  In  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.  in  1910, 
unique  in  tliat  there  was  no  nucleus  of  mem- 
bers to  beyin  witii;  organized  community  con- 
gregation, built  church  and  paisonage;  within 
hve  years  dedicated  large  addition;  now  third 
largest  church  in  the  conference;  six  years 
at  Wayne  Ave.  Evangelical  church,  Day- 
ton, O.;  resigned  this  pastorate  and  presidency 
of  Dayton  Ministerial  assn.  to  accept  associate 
editorship  of  "The  Evangelical  Messenger" 
Cleveland  leading  denominational  weekly;  in 
1912  called  to  pastorate  of  Calvary  Evangelical 
church,  Cleveland  where  now  serving  5th  year; 
present  church  has  over  1000  communicant 
members  and  a  Bible  school  enrollment  of  al- 
most 1800;  just  completed  $150,000  church 
annex  to  be  used  as  church  service  plant; 
for  six  years  was  member  of  denominational 
board  of  education;  some  of  his  religious 
articles  have  appeared  in  different  religious 
journals  and  periodicals.  Residence:  2763 
Woodhill-rd. 

UIKSII.  Martha  Beanmont,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Dr.  William  Henry  and  Cornelia 
Pease  (Erwin)  Beaumont;  educated  In  Cleve- 
land; married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  29,  1897  to  Wil- 
lard  Hirsh — children,  Cornelia,  Ralph,  Kather- 
ine  and  Willard  Hirsh;  pres.  United  Improve- 
ment Co.;  her  great,  great,  grandfather.  Col. 
Arthur  Erwin  served  in  the  Revolutionary  war; 
on  the  admission  of  the  State  of  Ohio  in  the 
Union  in  1803  her  great  grandfather,  Hon. 
Calvin  Pease  was  appointed  pres.  of  the  cir- 
cuit and  in  1916,  judge  of  the  Supreme  court; 
her  grandfather,  John  Erwin  came  to  Cleve- 
land, March,  1836  and  opened  a  law  office  at 
31  Superior  St.;  her  mother  was  born  on  pub- 
lic square  where  the  Soc.  for  Sav.  BIdg.  now 
Stands;  member  D.  A.  R.;  Women's  City  club; 
League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence:  2750 
Fairmount-blvd. 

HITCHCOCK,  Charles  Wilcox,  agricultur- 
ist; born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  1,  1871;  son  Peter 
Marshall  and  Sarah  (Wilcox)  Hitchcock;  edu- 
cated St.  Paul's  school  Concord,  N.  H. ;  Yale 
college;  married,  Redlands,  Calif.,  Dec.  10, 
1908  to  Mary  Sterling — children,  Mary,  Hel- 
ena and  Peter  Sterling  Hitchcock;  vice  pres. 
Federal  Lime  &  Stone  Co.;  member  University 
City,  Kirkland  and  Ottawa  Shooting  clubs. 
Residence:  10917  Magnolia-dr.  Office:  1308 
Williamson    Bldg. 

HITCHCOCK,  Kdith  Meaeham,  born,  Ash- 
land, Ky. ;  daughter  Daniel  B.  and  Lida  (Doug- 


las) Meaeham;  educated,  Mt.  Vernon  seminary, 
Washington,  D.  C;  married,  Cincinnati,  Oct.  9, 
1912  to  lieuben  Hitchcock — children,  Sarah 
Meaeham  and  Reuben  Hitchcock,  Jr.  liasi- 
dence:    Corning-dr.    Lake    Shor«-blvd. 

HITCHCOCK,  Grace  AbelU  born.  Fre«dom. 
Minn.,  18^2;  daughter  Ira  E.  and  Mary  Elien 
(Uurley)  Abell;  educated,  Merlden,  Conn,  high 
school;  married,  Merlden,  Conn.,  June  27,  19ul 
to  Allen  H.  Hitchcock — children,  Luia  Allen 
Hitchcock;  member  Board  Woman's  hospital; 
corresponding  secy.  Woman's  hospital,  1926; 
member  Dorcas  society;  Women's  guild  of  Sal- 
vation Army  home;  Maternity  Hospital  and 
Nursery;  pres.  Cleveland  Century  club;  came 
to  Cleveland  in  1901;  has  been  interested  in  the 
development  of  the  city  in  school  and  civic 
affairs.     Residence:      7716   LaGrange-ave. 

HITCHCOCK,  Helen  M.  Chapin,  born,  Wil- 
loughby,  March  18,  1899;  daugliter  Nathaniel 
D.  and  Annie  T.  (Spalding)  Chapin;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school;  Miss  Madeira's  school, 
Washington,  D.  C. ;  Simmons  college,  Boston, 
Mass.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1923  to  Law- 
rence Hitchcock;  trustee  Visiting  Nurses  assn. ; 
and  The  Univ.  Nursing  district;  member 
Junior  league;  Women's  Citl  club.  Residence: 
2100  Surrey-rd.  Summer  Residence:  Mentor, 
O. 

HITCHCOCK,  Lawrence,  manufajcturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  19,  1876;  son  Peter  M.  and 
Sarah  (Wilcox)  Hitchcock;  educated,  Univeisuy 
school,  1894;  Yale  college,  1898;  A.B.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1923  to  Helen  M.  Chapin; 
world  war;  overseas  work  in  France  with  the 
American  Red  Cross;  major  A.  R.  C,  A.  E.  F. ; 
pres.  Federal  Lime  &  Stone  Co.;  treas.  Reliance 
Electric  and  Engineering  Co.;  director  Cleve- 
land P^olding  Macliine  Co.;  trustee.  Society  for 
Savings,  Lake  Erie  College,  and  Babies  Dis- 
pensary and  Maternity  hospital;  member  Union, 
Kirtland  Country,  University,  Country,  City  and 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  Cleveland  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  2100  Surrey- 
rd.     Office:    1308   Williamson   Bldg. 

HITCHCOCK,  Mary  Sterling,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  11,  1878;  daughter  Alfred  Elisha  and 
Helena  T.  (Bradley)  Sterling;  educated.  Girls 
collegiate  school,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.;  married, 
Redlands,  Calif,  to  Charles  Wilcox  Hitchcock — 
children,  Mary,  Helena  and  Peter  Sterling  Hitch- 
cock; member  Women's  City  and  Kirtland  Coun- 
try  clubs.    Residence:      10917   Magnolia-dr. 

HITCHCOCK,  Reuben,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  21,  1874;  son  Peter  M.  and  Sarah 
(Wilcox)  educated.  Brooks  school,  Cleveland;  St. 
Paul  school.  Concord.  N.  H.;  Yale,  Ph. B.  1897; 
Harvard  law  school,  1900,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Cincinnati,  Oct.  9,  1912  to  Edith  F.  Meaeham, 
— children,  Sarah  Meaeham  and  Reuben 
Meaeham,  Hitchcock  Jr.;  lieut.  col.  A.  S.  A.  P., 
Portland,  Oregon;  pres.  Cleveland  Folding  Ma- 
chine Co.;  director  Cleveland  Storage  Co.  and 
North  Electric  Mfg.  Co.;  trustee  Babies  Dis- 
pensary and  hospital;  Cleveland  Institute  of 
Music;  member  Union,  Tavern  and  Kirtland 
clubs;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Residence:     Cornlng-dr.,  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

HITCHINGS,     Frederic     Wade,     physician; 

born,  Dedham,  Mass.,  July  7,  1879;  son  Henry 
and  Mary  Flagg  (Taft)  Hltchings;  educated. 
Harvard  Univ.,  1901;  Lawrence  Scientific  school, 
S.B.;  Medical  school,  1904,  M.D. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  9,  1906  to  Ruth  Evelyn  Haydn — 
children.  Elisabeth,  Mary  Taft  and  Frederic 
Crile  Hltchings;  capt.  Medical  corps  during 
wortd  war;  member  Oleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  Armor  and  Arms  club;  New  York; 
Cleveland      Harvard      and      Tourbillon      clubs. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Recreation:   shooting  and  fishing.   Residence: 
1829   Windermere-st.     Office:     10026  Euclid-ave. 

HITCHlXGS.  Ruth  Ilnydn.  editor;  born, 
Cleveland.  1880;  daughter  Hiram  Collins  and 
Sarah  (Merriman)  educated,  Smith  college,  two 
years;  abroad,  one  year;  Western  Keserve 
Univ.  IPOS;  married,  Cleveland,  1906  to  Dr.  Fred- 
eric Wade  Hitchings — children,  Elisabeth 
Haydn.  Mary  Taft,  and  Frederic  Crlle  Hitch- 
Ings.     Residence:    1829    Wlndermere-st. 

HOBBS,  Mary  Everett  Marshall,  born, 
Cleveland.  O. ;  daughter  Ur.  Isaac  Holmes  and 
Mary  Etta  (Everett)  Marshall;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  Cleveland  Art  School, 
married,  Cleveland,  April  6,  1892  to  Perry 
Lynes  Hobbs — children,  Mary  Antoinette,  Kaili- 
arine  Marshall,  and  Perry  Marshall  Hobbs; 
pres.  Republican  Women  of  Cleveland  and 
Cuyahoga  County;  woman  ward  leader  Ward 
No.  20,  1924-26;  worked  for  Red  Cross  through 
civic  assns. ;  founded  Woman's  civic  assn.; 
promoted  the  Safe  and  Sane  Fourth  of  July, 
1906;  member  Cleveland  Art  club,  1885-92,  won 
scholarship;  member  Service  Star  legion;  D. 
A.  R. ;  Daughters  of  1812;  D.  A.  colonists; 
Pioneer  Memorial  assn.;  Early  Settler's  assn.; 
Women's  City  club;  compiled  first  year  book 
Commodore  Perry  chapter  D.  of  1812,  historic 
edition,  placed  in  corner  stone  of  Perry  Memor- 
ial Monument  at  Put-in-Bay,  July  4,  1913; 
chairman  comm.  W.  R.  chapter  D.  A.  R.  that 
placed  tablet  on  grave  of  Jacob  Russell, 
Revolutionary  soldier  on  S.  Park  Blvd.  June 
1926;  at  present  compiling  Hobbs,  Marshall 
and  Everett  genealogies.  Recreation:  clubs 
and  genealogy.     Residence:   2753  Euclid-blvd. 

HODELL,,  Auna  Keim,  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
27,  1856;  daughter  George  and  Anna  C.  (Ham- 
mer) Keim;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  24,  1878  to  Henry  H. 
Hodell — children.  Frederick  G.  and  Howard 
H.    Hodell.     Residence:    2877   Fairmount-blvd. 

HODELL,  Fred  G.,  manufacturer;  born,  July 
13,  1880;  son  Henry  H.  and  Anna  (Keim)  Ho- 
dell; educated.  Cleveland  public  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  1,  1905  to  Edna  E.  Row- 
ley— children.  Elizabeth  and  Katherine  Hodell; 
pres.  Chain  Products  Co.  and  Read  Realty  Co.; 
treas.  Van  Dorn  &  Dutton  Co.;  chairman  of 
board  Van  Dorn  Electric  Tool  Co.;  director 
Equity  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  treas.  American 
Plan  assn.;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Shriner,  mem- 
ber Union,  Mid-Day  and  Shaker  Hghts.  Coun- 
try clubs.  Residence:  2532  Arlington-rd.  Office: 
3924   Cooper-ave. 

HODGSON,  Geo.  H.,  manufacturer;  born, 
England,  Sept.  19,  1868;  son  Frederick  and 
Sarah  (Rowland)  Hodgson;  educated,  grammar 
school,  Bradford,  England;  married,  Cleveland, 
Dec,  1898  to  Margaret  L.  Flanigan — children, 
Geo.  H.,  Jr.  and  Olive  F.  Hodgson;  member 
General  Goethals  war  service  committee  with 
headquarters  in  Washington,  which  furnished 
all  specifications  for  cloth  for  army;  vice  pres. 
and  genl.  mgr.  Cleveland  Worsted  Mills  Co.; 
vice  pres.  and  director  Sheriff  St.  Market  and 
Storage  Co.;  director  Union  Trust  Co.;  identi- 
fied with  Philadelphia  Textile  school;  member 
Union,  Country,  Canterbury  and  Roadside 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Manufacturers  and  Man- 
ufacturer's Country  club  of  Philadelphia; 
Manhattan  club  of  New  York.  Residence: 
13501  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  6114  Broad- 
way. 

HOFFMAN,  Margaret  \VIliion,  born,  Cleve- 
land. July  15,  1902;  daughter  Wm.  Gerrick  and 
Margaret  (Grlbben)  Hoffman;  educated  Convent 
of  Sacred  Heart,  New  York  City,  Hathaway 
BrowTi  school;  Ogontz  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  24,  1919  to  William  H.  Hoffman— children. 


William  Wilson  Hoffman;  pres.  and  genl.  mgr. 
Hoftman  Wagon  Works;  member  Beta  Theta 
Pi  fraternity;  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  club. 
Residence:  2911  Brighton-rd.  Office:  1975  B. 
61st-st, 

HOFFMAN,  AVlIliam  H.,  body  builder-  born 
Cleveland,  Aug.  8,  1896;  son  William  G.  and 
Adelaide  (Moran)  Hoffman;  educated.  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  M.E. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  24,  1919  to  Margaret  Wilson— chil- 
dren, William  W.  Hoffman;  world  war,  lleut. 
322nd  Machine  Gun  battalion;  8  months  over- 
seas; 14  months  U.  S.  A.;  owner  Hoftman  Wagon 
works;  member  Alpha  Iota  Epsilon  and  Beta 
Theta  Pi  fraternities;  Skull  and  Bones;  B.  P. 
O.  E.;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker  Hghts. 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  2911  Brighton-rd 
Office:     1975   E.   61st  St. 

UOUAN,  Frank  I.,  lawyer,  court  reporter, 
and  editor;  born,  Cleveland,  Usso;  son  Janiea 
P.  and  (FrankUn^  Hogan;  educated,  John  Oar- 
roll  Univ.,  A.B.;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.  law 
school,  LL.B.;  Ohio  Northern  post-graduate 
school,  LL.M. :  married,  Cleveland,  July  lu,  li)25 
to  Ethel  Campbell  Singleton;  world  war,  wife 
served  as  Red  Cross  nurse  tor  two  and  a  lialf 
years  in  camps  and  on  the  Verdun  front;  tor- 
merly  secy,  to  David  T.  Croxton,  pres.  of  Cleve- 
land Furnace  Co.;  F.  J.  Woodworth,  vice  pres. 
First  National  Bank;  Jas.  H.  Hoyt,  attorney; 
W.  B.  Sanders,  attorney;  formerly  deputy  offi- 
cial court  reporter,  Lima,  O.;  clerk  to  juages 
in  Court  of  Appeals;  court  stenograplier;  con- 
gressional secy.;  attorney-at-law;  editor-in- 
chief  of  Bates,  Ohio  Digest  of  Law;  nominee 
for  State  Senator  on  Democratic  ticket,  1924; 
member  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity;  Eagles; 
Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns.  Resi- 
dence: 1361  W.  91st-st,  Office  418  Ulm«r 
Bldg. 

UOGAN,  Malachi  S.,  broker;  born,  Broad- 
way, O.,  April  16,  1878;  son  John  C.  and  Jane 
(Frey)  Hogan;  married,  Monroe,  Mich.,  Nov. 
20,  1905  to  Hazel  F.  White— children,  Edna  L. 
and  Kathryn  E.  Hogan;  member  of  ttrm  Hord, 
Curtiss  &  Co.;  member  Marion  Country  club, 
Marion,  O.;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  3114  E.  OverlooK-id. 
Oftice:     1201  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

HOGE,  Anna  L.  Wallace,  born,  Lorain,  O., 
Dec.  2u,  1859;  daughter  David  and  Angeline  M. 
(Gillmore)  Wallace;  educated,  Oberlin,  O.;  mar- 
ried, Lorain,  Dec.  16,  1891  to  James  B.  Hoge— 
children,  Rachel  M.  Ford,  Eleanor  A.  Burdick, 
Wallace  Wright  and  Pierre  Wilham  Hoge;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2449  Over- 
look-rd. 

HOGE,  James  B,  born  Belmont  County, 
O.,  Dec.  20,  1866;  son  Byron  M.  and  Tamzen 
C.  (Merritt)  Hoge;  educated.  Country  schools; 
night  schools  for  business;  married,  Lorain,  O. 
Dec.  16,  1891  to  Anna  L.  Wallace — children, 
Rachel  M.,  Eleanor  A.,  Wallace  W.  and  Pierre 
Hoge;  identified  with  the  Cleveland  Metropoli- 
tan Park  board;  member  Masonic  order;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  2449 
Overlook-rd.  Office:  Court  House,  West  3rd- 
st.    (Deceased.) 

HOGE.N,  Frank  Grant,  director  of  schools; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  22,  1863;  son  Andrew  J. 
and  Mary  (Thompson)  Hogen;  educated,  Bol- 
ton school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  17,  1894 
to  Louise  Jane  Kelly — children,  F.  G.,  Jr.  and 
H.  K.  Hogen;  seven  years  military  service  in 
the  Brooks  corp.;  director  public  safety  1910- 
11;  director  of  schools  since  June  15,  1912,  was 
employed  by  Adams  Jewett  Co.  as  bookkeeper- 
Auditing  Dept.  Standard  Oil  Co.;  office  mgr 
and  credit  man  at  Auld  &  Conger  Co.;   owner 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


F.  G.  Hogen  Co.;  pres.  Cuyahoga  Roofing  Co.; 
pres.  Brotherhood  club  since  1911;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  Webb  chapter;  Oriental  command- 
ery;  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Lake  Erie  Consistory; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland  City,  Willowlck 
Country  and  Cleveland  Gun  clubs.  Recreation: 
shooting,  fishing,  bowling  and  golf.  Residence: 
1823  E.  97th  st.     Office:     Board  of  Education. 

HOGKN.  Mne  Ladd,  born,  Walton,  N.  Y. 
May  26,  1876;  daughter  Rev.  Henry  Martin  and 
Sarah  (Harvey)  Ladd;  educated,  Lake  Erie  col- 
lege, Painesville,  O. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
19,  1899  to  Fred  Neff  Hogen  (divorced)  children, 
Dorothy  Mae  Phelps  and  Charles  Robert  Hogen; 
past  affiliations  with  and  chairman  of  Civic 
committee  of  Women's  Civic  club,  Cleveland 
Heights;  chairman  Cleveland  Heights  Garden 
club;  member  of  executive  board  Women's 
Civic  club;  Women's  Suffrage  party;  manager 
of  Red  Cross  roll  calls  and  bonds  during  war 
for  Cleveland  and  Shaker  lights.;  member 
Cleveland  Federation  of  Women's  clubs; 
Women's  City  club;   League  of  Women  "Voters. 

HOGSETT,  Thomas  H^  corporation  law- 
yer; born,  Highland  county,  O.,  May  17,  1858; 
son  John  N.  and  Hannah  E.  (Hughes)  Hog- 
sett;  educated  public  schools  and  private 
tutors;  studied  law  in  office  of  Hon.  Charles 
H.  Collins  in  Hillsboro  completing  law 
course  in  Cincinnati  law  school,  1882;  mar- 
ried, Columbus,  Neb.,  June  8,  1883  to  Rebecca 
Jones — children,  Edith  and  Robert  Hogsett: 
1898  appointed  director  of  law  for  city  by 
Mayor  Farley  and  served  during  his  admin- 
istration; connected  with  Municipal  assn.;  by 
appointment  of  ex-Gov.  Harris,  served  on 
Ohio  Tax  Commission;  began  practice  of  law 
1883  in  Hillsboro;  two  years  in  practice  with 
the  late  Judge  Albert  G.  Mathews;  then  as- 
sociated with  Judge  Samuel  F.  Steel  of  Hills- 
boro; 1896  came  to  Cleveland  and  formed 
partnership  with  Judge  G.  B.  Solders;  later 
formed  partnership  with  M.  B.  and  H.  H. 
Johnson,  devoting  his  time  to  corporation 
practice;  member  of  firm  Tolles,  Hogsett, 
Ginn  &  Morley  since  1912;  director  Northern 
Ohio  Power  &  Light  Co.  Lake  Shore  Elec- 
tric Ry  Co.,  Ohio  Varnish  Co.  and  Mayfleld 
Country  club;  director  and  vice-pres.  Ohio 
Pennsylvania  Joint  Stock  Land  Bank;  mem- 
ber American,  Ohio  and  Cleveland  Bar 
assns. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce  (director  two 
terms);  trustee  Calvary  Presbyterian  church; 
member  Mayfield,  Union,  Kirtland  and  Co- 
lumbus clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  horse 
back  riding.     Office:   Union  Trust  Bldg. 

HOHL,  Erma  Hopp.  born  Cleveland,  Oct. 
28,  1897;  daughter  Lewis  Christopher  and 
Martha  (Adomeit)  Hopp;  educated,  Laurel 
school;  Shaw  high  school;  College  for  Women, 
W.  R.  U.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  11,  1922  to 
Russell  Lyon  Hohl — children,  Martha  Patricia 
Hohl;  mgr  and  treas.  Mayell  &  Hopp  Co.; 
member  of  Barnabas  guild;  Women's  City 
club.  Residence:  15602  Hazel-rd.  Office:  10015 
Euclid-ave. 

HOHL,  RuNsell  Lyon,  architect;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  13,  1891;  son  Theodore  Hof- 
man  and  Carrie  Gertrude  (Lyon)  Hohl;  edu- 
cated, private  tutoring  in  architecture  and  en- 
gineering; married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  11,  1922 
to  Erma  Bernadine  Hopp — children,  Martha 
Patricia  Hohl;  world  war.  Joined  French  army 
March,  1917,  became  sergt.,  honorably  dis- 
charged; joined  American  Red  Cross  as  capt. 
and  director  of  construction,  North  Interme- 
diate zone;  joined  U.  S.  Army,  Paris,  lieut. 
air  service  with  chief  of  staff,  chief  of  train- 
ing, U.  S.  A.  S.;  assigned  to  American  com- 
mission to  negotiate  peace;  sent  to  Italy  to 
approximate  war  damages  on  Austrian  front; 
10  years  architectural  training  with  Mr.  J.  Mil- 


ton Dyer,  Cleveland;  associated  with  Roland 
A.  Curry,  Shanghai,  China,  six  months;  asso- 
ciated with  Stewart,  Crane  &  Co.,  Shanghai, 
China  for  one  year  as  supt.  and  estimator; 
partner  in  firm  of  Wright  &  Hohl,  architects; 
member  CleveUand  Engineer  society;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  American  Le- 
gion; Army  and  Navy  I'ost  No.  54.  Recrea- 
tion:  golf.     Office:    4614   Prospect-ave. 

HOLAN,  CharleR  AloysluH,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  26,  1898;  son  Joseph  and  Jos- 
ephine (Volenik)  Holan;  educated,  St.  Ignatius 
college,  A.B.,  1918;  St.  Louis  Univ.  medi- 
cal school,  M.D.,  1923;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  28,  1924  to  Jule  Cecilia  Coprosky— children, 
one;  world  war,  private  in  S.  A.  T.  C;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
Medical  assn.  Residence:  3503  E.  93rd-st. 
Office:   3734  E.  49-st. 

HOLCOMB,  James  Warren,  retired;  born, 
Paris,  O.,  Feb.  14,  1857;  son  Chester  and  Julia 
Ann  (Patterson)  Holcomb;  educated,  Cornell 
Univ.,  1881;  married,  Ravenna,  O.,  March  2, 
1892  to  Katharine  Merts — children,  Llda 
Merts  Lockwood  and  Katharine  Patterson 
Holcomb;  mayor  of  Ravenna,  O.,  three  terms, 
1886-1892;  street  railway  commissioner  of 
Cleveland  from  1922-24;  practiced  as  an  at- 
torney until  1905;  then  became  engaged  in 
electric  railway  construction  and  management; 
financially  interested  in  the  construction  of  the 
Columbus,  Delaware  &  Marion  Co.,  Cleveland, 
Painesville  &  Ashtabula  Co.,  Buffalo,  Dunkirk, 
and  Western  Co.,  and  Cleveland,  Alliance  and 
Mahoning  Valley  Co.;  pres.  Euclid  Park  Co. 
and  J.  W.  Holcomb  Co.;  director  C.  D.  &  M.  R. 
R.,  C.  P.  and  S.  R.  R.,  B.  D.  and  W.  R.  R.  and 
C.  A.  and  M.  V.  R.  R.;  32nd  degree  Mason; 
member  Union  and  Country  clubs;  Zeta  Psi 
fraternity;  retired  from  active  business  fn 
1924.  Residence:  2046  E.  96th-st.  Office: 
same. 

HOLLIDAY,  Wallace  Trevor,  attorney; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  10,  1884;  son  William 
Wallace  and  Mary  E.  B.  (McDonald)  Holliday; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  school;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  Cornell  University,  A.B. ;  Har- 
vard law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Logan,  O., 
Dec.  28,  1910  to  Nellie  B.  Stiers— children.  Sam- 
uel, James  and  Margaret  Louise  Holliday;  ad- 
mitted to  Ohio  bar,  1908;  to  U.  S.  Supreme 
court,  1916;  associated  with  Kline,  Tolles  & 
Morley,  1908-13;  with  Kline,  Clevenger,  Buss, 
and  Holliday,  1913-17;  Kline,  Niman, 
Buss  &  Holliday,  1917-19;  Niman,  Gross- 
man, Buss  &  Holliday.  1919-25;  Hol- 
liday, Grossman  and  McAfee  since  1925;  di- 
rector and  secy.  Apex  Electrical  Mfg.  Co., 
Collinwood  Shale  Brick  and  Supply  Co.  and 
Elf  Motor  Co.;  general  counsel  Standard  Oil 
Co.  (Ohio);  director  National  City  Bank;  mem- 
ber Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  American  bar 
assns.;  Academy  of  Political  Science;  American 
Petroleum  Institute;  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity; 
University,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Rowfant 
clubs;  Harvard  club  of  New  York.  Recreation: 
swimming  and  riding.  Residence:  Park  Lane 
Villa.     Office:     410  East  Ohio  Gas  Bldg. 

HOLMES,  Erwln  Lawrence,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  31,  1894;  son  Henry  T.  and  Gussie 
(Bemis)  Holmes;  educated,  Rollins  preparatory 
school.  Winter  Park,  Fla.;  Allegheny  college, 
Meadville,  Pa.,  two  years;  Wharton  school  of 
Finance  and  Accounts;  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania, 
two  years,  B.S.,  in  economics;  married.  Iron- 
ton,  O.,  Nov.  15,  1920  to  Gladys  Thompson- 
children,  Thalia  and  Carmi  Thompson  Holmes; 
world  war,  19  months  Submarine  chaser  No. 
178,  foreign  service  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.;  pres.  and 
director  Colorprint,   Inc.;   vice   pres.   and   direc 


178 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


tor  Commercial  Bookbinding  Co.;  director  Lake 
Erie  Trust  Co.;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta 
Alumni  assn.;  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania  Alumni 
assn.;  Lakewood  Branch  Associated  Chari- 
ties; National  Town  and  Country  club.  Recre- 
ation: golf  and  tennis.  Residence:  13939 
Clifton-blvd.     Office:    Bradley    Bldg. 

HOLMBS,  Gladys  ThompRon,  born,  Ironton, 
O..  March  16,  litOO;  daughter  Carmi  A.  and 
Leila  (Ellars)  Thompson;  educated,  Bristol 
academy,  Washington,  D.  C. ;  Oak  Hall,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.;  married,  Ironton,  Nov.  15,  1920  to 
Erwin  Lawrence  Holmes — children,  Thalia  and 
Carmi  Thompson;  wrote  poetry — published 
throughout  country  in  papers;  published  two 
small  books;  member  Women's  Republican, 
Cleveland  Women's  and  Cleveland  Fortnightly 
clubs.     Residence:      13939    Clifton-Blvd. 

HOLT,  Anne  Carroll,  born,  Portland,  Me., 
Oct.  14,  1896;  daughter  Herbert  and  Sallie 
Carroll  (Brown)  Payson;  educated,  Radcliffe 
47  Workshop;  Vassar  college;  married,  Port- 
land, Me..  Nov.  5,  1917  to  Benjamin  D.  Holt- 
children,  Sally  Carroll;  member  board  of  direc- 
tors Visiting  Nurses  assn.;  Cleveland  Insti- 
tute of  Music;  Junior  league;  Portland  Country 
club.     Residence:   2221  Tudor-dr. 

HOLT,  Benjamin  Dyer,  lawyer;  born,  Port- 
land, Me.,  Aug.  11,  1890;  son  E.  Eugene  and 
Mary  Brooks  (Dyer)  Holt;  educated,  Bowdoin, 
A.B.,    1913:    Harvard    law    school,    1917,    LL.B.; 

larried,    Portland,    Me.,    Nov.    5,    1917    to   Anne 

Carroll     Payson — children,     Sally     Carroll    Holt; 

world   war,   enlisted   May,   1917;   2nd   lieut.   over- 

.s    from    June,    1918-March,    1919;    discharged 

March,     1919;     member     law     firm     Cook,     Mc- 

iiwan,  Foote,  Bushnell  and  Burges;  member 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  University 
and  Portland  County  clubs.  Residence:  2221 
Tudor-dr.     Office:   1319  Williamson  Bldg. 

HOLT,      Gertrude      Letitia      Walton,      born, 

Cleveland,  Nov.  25,  1887;  daughter  John  Whit- 
tlesey and  Gertrude  Louise  (Hutchinson)  Wal" 
ton;  educated.  Miss  Mittleberger's  school,  1906; 
Baldwin  school,  Bryn  Mawr,  1906-07;  studied 
art  in  Dresden,  Germany,  1907-8;  married,  Cleve- 
land, April  6,  1918  to  John  Washburn  Holt- 
children,  John  Bradford  Holt;  member  Women's 
City  and  Women's  Art  clubs;  Junior  league. 
Residence:      12937    Cedar-rd. 

HOLT,  John  Washburn,  mechanical  engi- 
neer; born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  8,  1886;  son  Henry 
Clay  and  Ella  M.  (Washburn)  Holt;  educated. 
University  school,  1901;  Cornell  Univ.,  1908; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  6,  1918  to  Gertrude 
Letitia  Walton — children,  John  Bradford  Holt; 
construction  engineer  with  the  Westinghouse, 
Church  Kerr  Co.  of  New  York;  gen.  supt.  of 
Standard  Welding  Co.,  Cleveland;  chief  engi- 
neer Standard  Welding  Co.;  at  present  in  charge 
of  research  and  commercial  development  of 
new  types  of  metal  automobile  and  truck 
wheels;  with  Nat'l.  Malleable  &  Steel  Cast- 
ings Co.;  member  University  and  Canterbury 
Golf  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  12937 
Cedar-rd.       Office:    Quincy    and    WoodhlU-rd. 

HOLT,  Mary  Ellen  ^Va^«hbu^n,  born.  Cha- 
grin Falls,  O.,  Oct.  4,  1856;  daughter  Harvey 
and  Louise  (Chamberlain)  Washburn;  educated, 
Chagrin  Falls  academy;  married.  Chagrin 
Falls,  Oct.  4,  1876  to  Honry  Clay  Holt— chil- 
dren,  Clara  Hart  (deceased)  and  John  Wash- 
burn Holt;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:    12937  Cedar-rd. 

HOLTCAMP,  John  H.,  minister;  born,  El- 
more, O.,  Jan.  1,  1S68;  son  Frederick  and  Mary 
(Huber)  Holtcamp;  educated,  Baldwin  Wallace 
college,  Berea,  Ohio,  A.B.;  married,  Berea, 
Nov.  11,  1891  to  Anna  L.  Krans — children  De- 
Vllla  and  Raymond  Holtcamp;   treas.  board  of 


Conference  Trustees.     Residence:     1965  W.  44th 

St. 

HO.MAN.S,  Albert  H.,  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
4,  1879;  educated.  Case  School  of  Applied  Sci- 
ence, M.S.,  1901;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
Sth,  1906  to  Edith  E.  Chase— children,  Ruth, 
Herbert,  John,  Grace  and  Alan  Homans;  after 
graduating  from  Case  School  he  was  engaged 
as  chemist;  then  in  executive  capacity  for  12 
years  with  two  large  paint  and  varnish  manu- 
facturers in  Cleveland;  in  1913  witli  H.  O.  Gib- 
son, organizer  the  Gibson-Homans  Co.,  paint 
and  rooting  manufacturers,  of  which  corpora- 
tion has  been  president  since  its  inception; 
one  of  the  founders  of  the  Continental  Prod- 
ucts Co.  and  the  Fairmount  Tool  ,&  Forging 
Co.;  vice  pres.  Continental  Products  Co.;  direc- 
tor Fairmount  Tool  &  Forging  Co. ;  member 
Cltveland  Engineering  society;  Tau  Beta  I'i 
fraternity;  City,  Cleveland,  and  Cedarhurst 
Country  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residence:  1824  Wllton-rd.  Of- 
tiie:     2366   Woodhill-rd. 

HOOD,  Harold  G.,  dentist;  born,  Cambridge 
Springs,  O.,  Oct.  1,  1895;  son  Dr.  T.  Herbert 
and  Bertha  (Wilcox)  Hood;  educated.  Ohio 
Military  Institute,  Cincinnati,  O.,  1907-08; 
Edinboro  State  Normal  college,  Edin- 
boro.  Pa.,  1908-14;  Adelbert  college,  W. 
R.  U.,  1914-18;  W.  R.  U.  medical  school,  D. 
D.  S.;  Chayes  Post  graduate  school,  New  York 
City,  1919;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  18,  1920 
to  Mildred  Crawford  Reese — children,  John 
Herbert  Hood;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  M.  C.  base 
hospital  No.  138;  at  present  1st  lieut  511th 
Artillery  5th  corps;  has  practiced  dentistry 
in  Cleveland  since  the  war;  member  American 
and  Ohio  State  Dental  assns. ;  Cleveland  Den- 
tal society;  Military  Dental  Surgeons  assn.; 
trustee  of  N.  O.  F.  and  G.  P.  A.;  member 
Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  Copper  Lake 
club,  Adirondack  Mts.;  Caster's  club  of  Cleve- 
land. Recreation:  hunting  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 2622  N.  Moreland-blvd.  Office:  802 
Hanna  Bldg. 

HOOD,  Mildred  Reese,  born,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
31,  1894;  daughter  E.  Shriver  and  Edith 
(Crawford)  Reese;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  St.  Mary's  academy,  Notre  Dame,  Ind. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  19,  1920  to  Harold 
G.  Hood — 'Children,  John  Herbert  Hood;  mem- 
ber Copper  Lake  club,  Adirondack  Mts.  Re- 
creation: horseback  riding,  hunting  and  fish- 
ing.     Residence:   2622   N.   Moreland-blvd. 

HOOVER,  Charles  Stephen,  physician;  born, 
N.  Benton,  O.,  Jan.  30,  1876;  son  Dr.  Collins 
McGregor  and  Sarah  (Miller)  Hoover;  edu- 
cated. Alliance  high  school;  Mt.  Union  college, 
B.  S. ;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.  D. ;  Berlin 
and  Vienna,  1904-1905;  Berlin  Univ.  1911-12: 
married.  Alliance,  O.,  Oct.  22,  1902  to  Helen 
Speaker  (Williams) — children,  Emma  Eliza- 
beth, Lois  and  Stephen  Williams  Hoover; 
sergt.  major  8th  Reg.  O.  N.  G.;  lieut.  O.  V.  I. 
Sth  Reg.  Army  Santiago  de  Cuba,  1898;  world 
war,  Cardio-vascular  examiner  Camp  Sherman, 
1918-19;  interne  Lakeside  hospital,  Cleveland; 
interne  Sloan  Maternity  ho.'ipltal.  New  York; 
director  Alliance  Machined  Steel  Casting  Co., 
Buckeye  Jack  !\Ifg.  Co.,  Buckeye  Twist  Drill 
Co.,  Klttoe  Boiler  &  Tank  Co.  and  St.  Clair 
106th  St.  Realty  Co.;  member  Academy  of 
Medicine:  Ohio  State  and  American  Medical 
assns.;  National  society  for  prevention  of  Tu- 
berculosis: trustee  Mt.  Union  college;  Ply- 
mouth Cliurch.  Shaker  Heights;  member 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fra- 
ternities; Cleveland  Athletic,  National  Town 
and  Country,  Congress  Lake  Country,  Shaker 
Heights   Country   and   Acacia   Country    clubs. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Recreation:   golf.      Residence:    16670    S.    Park- 
blvd.     Ofhce:   520  Osborn  Bldg. 

HOOVCR,  Helen  WllliamB,  born,  Alliance, 
O.,  Dec.  13,  W70;  daughter  Silas  and  Emma 
(Speaker)  Williams;  educated,  Goucher  col- 
lege, Baltimore,  Md.;  Mt.  Union  college,  A.  B. ; 
married.  Alliance,  O.,  Oct.  22,  1902  to  Cliarles 
Stephen  Hoover — children,  Emma  Elizabeth, 
Lois  and  Stephen  Williams  Hoover;  member 
Tri  Delta  sorority;  Shaker  Heights  Neighbor- 
hood guild;  Lecture  Recital  and  Women's  City 
clubs.     Residence:  16670  S.  Park-blvd. 

HOOVER,  Simon  Robert,  asst.  principal; 
born,  Bedford,  i'a.  Sept.  25,  1867;  son  David 
S.  and  Mary  E.  (McCoy)  Hoover;  educated, 
Baldwin  Wallace  college,  A.  B.  1889;  Columbia 
Univ.,  A.  M.  1922;  married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
Feb.  8,  1890  to  Julia  Alice  Egbert — children, 
Haidee  Hazel  Hoover;  editor  Bedford,  Pa., 
"Inquirer"  1890-91;  principal  Lebanon,  Pa., 
high  school;  teacher  in  Cleveland  West  high 
school,  1896-1909;  asst.  principal  in  Cleveland 
West  Commerce  high  school  since  1909;  au- 
thor "The  Science  and  Art  of  Salesmanship," 
published  by  the  Macmillan  Co.,  New  York; 
"Bookkeeping  and  Accounting  Practice,"  pub- 
lished by  A.  W.  Shaw  Company,  Chicago; 
member  National  Education  assn.;  National 
Federation  of  Commercial  Teachers;  National 
society  for  the  study  of  Education;  Ohio  State 
Teacliers'  assn.;  Northeastern  Ohio  Teacut;;  s' 
assn.;  National  Chamber  of  Commerce;  fully 
ordained  member  of  the  Cleveland  Congrega- 
tional Union,  acting  as  ad  interim  supply  in 
various  cliurches  between  pastorates.  Recre- 
ation: farming.  Residence:  1458  Woodward- 
ave.     Office;  West  Commerce  High  School. 

HOPKINS,  Benjamin  Franklin,  executive; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  13,  1876;  son  David  J. 
and  Mary  (Jeffreys)  Hopkins;  educated 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Western  Reserve 
Academy  and  Adelbert  College  of  W.  R.  U. ; 
married,  Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  June  12,  1912  to 
Evelyn  Lower — children,  David  J.  Hopkins, 
Benjamin  F.  Hopkins,  Jr.;  and  John  Brooks 
Hopkins;  one  of  the  promoters  of  tlie 
Belt  Line;  actively  connected  with  many 
industrial  enterprises;  vice-pres.  and.  treas. 
Belt  &  Terminal  Realty  Co.;  sec.  and 
treas.  Columbia  Axle  Co.  and  Properties 
Co.;  pres.  Cleveland  Graphite  Bronze  Co.; 
director  Monmouth  Products  Co.  and  Cen- 
tral National  Bank;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Knights  Templar;  Shrine;  Cleveland  En- 
gineering society;  Ohio  Society  of  New 
York;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shaker  Heights 
Country  and  Union  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  3107  Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  830 
Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

HOPKIXS.  David  Harris,  lawyer;  born. 
Granger,  Medina  County,  O.,  Oct.  8,  1882: 
son  Chauncey  I.  and  Alice  (Harris)  Hopkins; 
educated.  Granger  high  school,  1900;  at- 
tended Ohio  Northern  Univ.;  graduated  from 
Baldwin  Univ.  1911,  LL.B.;  Ph.B.;  married. 
Granger,  O.,  Jan.  16,  1904  to  Vira  Marie  Ker- 
stetter;  justice  of  the  peace  Middleburg 
township,  1921-1925.  re-elected  1925;  opened 
law  office  in  Engineers  building  Nov.  1911; 
established  Cleveland  Preparatory  school 
June  1911;  director  The  Berea  Savings  & 
Loan  assn.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Odd  Fel- 
lows; member  Mad  River  Hunting  club,  La- 
cona,  N.  Y.;  a  descendant  of  Stephen  Hop- 
mns  who  was  born  in  England  about  1495. 
Residence:  169  Beech  St..  Berea,  O.  Office: 
219   Ulmer   Bldg.,   Cleveland. 

HOPKIXS,    Evan    Henry,    lawyer;    born, 

Johnstown.  Pa.,  Nov.  4.  1864,  son  David  J.  and 
Mary    (Jeffreys)    Hopkins;   educated,  Cleveland 


public  schools;  Western  Reserve  academy, 
1885;  Adelbert  college.  W.  R.  U.,  A.  B.,  1889; 
Harvard  Law  school,  LL.B.,  1892;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  27,  1892  to  Frances  P.  M. 
Shain — children,  I'ercie  Trowbridge,  Frances 
Shain,  Margaret  Elizabeth  and  Helen  Jeffreys 
Hopkins;  republican;  member  CTeveland  Pai^k 
board,  1901-02;  chairman  U.  S.  selective  serv- 
ice board  of  the  11th  District  of  Cleveland, 
April  1917  to  March  31,  1919;  professor  of  law 
at  Western  Reserve  Univ.  1892-1910;  registrar, 
1892-1895;  dean,  1895-1910;  member  Cleveland 
Public  library  board  1892-1898;  secy,  of  the 
board,  1893-98;  member  law  firm  Herrick  & 
Hopkins,  1893-1916;  Herrick,  Hopkins,  Stock- 
well  &  Benesch  since  1916.  Residence:  9314 
Miles-ave.  Oflice:  912  Society  for  Savings 
Bldg. 

HOPKINS,  Harold  C,  born,  Edmeston,  N. 
Y.,  Dec.  8,  1880;  son  Linn  L>.  and  Flora  L. 
(Simmons)  Hoplvins;  educated,  Syracuse  Univ., 
1910,  E.  E.;  married,  Coudersport,  Pa.,  July  9, 
1913  to  Vera  L.  Harvey — children,  Eleanor 
Harvey  Hopkins;  world  war,  ordnance  dept. 
U.  S.  army,  1918-19;  formerly  with  National 
Lamp  Works  of  General  Electric  Co.,  1910-13; 
Independent  engineering  practice  1914-17;  with 
Herry  L.  Doherty  &  Co.,  New  Yorlt  City,  since 
1920;  chief  of  sales  staff,  Henry  L.  Doherty 
&  Co.;  director  Cities  Service  Oil  Co.  of  Ohio; 
trustee  Baptist  Church  of  the  Master;  mem- 
ber Delta  Tau  Delta  fraternity;  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Higli  Noon  clubs.  Recreation: 
bear  hunting,  deer  hunting,  trout  fishing  and 
golf.  Residence:  1619  Compton-rd.  Office: 
1400    Hanna   Bldg. 

HOPKIX.S,  AV'illtani  Ro^vlnnd,  city  manager; 
born,  Jolinstown,  Pa.,  July  26,  1869;  son 
David  J.  and  Mary  (Jeffreys)  Hopkins;  edu- 
cated, Western  Reserve  Academy,  1892; 
Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.  1896,  A.  B.;  law 
school,  W.  R.  U.,  1897,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  11,  1903  to  Ellen  Louise  Cozad; 
member  City  council  1897-1899;  led  in  pro- 
motion and  construction  of  the  Cleveland 
Short  Line  Railroad,  known  as  the  Belt  Line 
and  providing  a  system  of  adequate  facilities 
for  handling  freight  shipments  on  railroads 
entering  Cleveland;  pres.  Belt  and  Terminal 
Realty  Co.;  member  American  Economic 
assn.;  American  Political  Economic  assn.; 
Delta  Upilson,  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Phi  Delta 
Phi  fraternities;  Masons;  K.  of  P.;  member 
University,  Willowwick  and  Athletic  clubs 
of  Cleveland;  City  club  of  New  York.  Resi- 
dence: Cleveland  Athletic  Club.  Office:  City 
Hall. 

HOPPIXGER,  Jacob  J.,  manufacturer  loose 
leaf  binders;  born,  Cleveland  Nov.  22,  1858; 
son  John  and  Anna  (Ertle)  Hoppinger;  edu- 
cated, public  and  parochial  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  to  Fannie  Seiber — cliildren,  three 
sons  and  two  daughters;  patent,  newspaper 
file  and  meter  book;  pres.  Hoppinger  Co.; 
director  Community  Bank  of  Lakewood,  O.; 
member  Elks.  Recreation:  base  ball.  Resi- 
dence: 16912  Clifton-blvd.  Office:  118  St. 
Clair-ave. 

HOPWOOD,  Erie  Clark,  editor;  born,  N. 
Eaton,  O..  Feb.  7,  1877;  son  Henry  Clay  and 
Emilv  (Cook)  Hiji)\voo<1;  edutaien.  .leiiersun, 
O.  Educational  Institute;  B.  L.  Adelbert  col- 
lege, W.  R.  U.  1901;  married,  July  -0.  1903 
to  Ida  R.  Walter;  principal  high  school,  Mid- 
dletown,  O.  1901-02;  joined  staff  Cleveland 
Plain  Dealer  as  police  reporter,  1902;  later 
asst.  citv  editor,  night  editor,  managing  edi- 
tor and  editor  since  1920;  director  Plain  Dealer 
Publishing  Co.;  pres.  American  Society  of 
Newspaper  Editors;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;    Cleveland    Council    of    Sociology; 


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Phi  Beta  Kappa,  and  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fra- 
ternities; Masonic  lodge;  Rowfant  and  Can- 
terbury clubs;  founder  and  ex-president  of 
City  club.  Residence:  272y  Edgehill-rd. 
Olllce:    Plain   Dealer  Bldg. 

HOPWOOD,  Ida  Walter;  born,  New  Phila- 
delphia, U.,  June  lb,  I6i4;  UauylUer  Freucrio 
and  Sara  li.  (Christy)  Walter;  educated,  New 
Philadelphia  high  sctiool;  Oswego  State  Nor- 
mal school,  Oswego,  N.  Y.;  married.  New 
Philadelphia,  July  20,  lUOS  to  Erie  Clark  Hop- 
wood — children,  Kleanor  Hopwood  Mcllhenny, 
Marian  E.  anu  Henry  Walter  Hopwood;  di- 
rector Cleveland  Federation  Women's  clubs; 
member  Women's  City,  and  Sorosis  clubs; 
Daughters  of  li>12.  Residence:  2729  Edgehill- 
rd. 

HORN,  Herbert  Arthur,  attorney;  born,  Me- 
dina, O.,  Apr.  11,  lt>U3;  son  Henry  A.  and 
Ursula  (Nettleton)  Horn;  educated,  Medina 
high  school,  1912;  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U., 
A.  B.,  cum  laude,  1916;  Western  Reserve  law 
school,  iyH)-17;  married,  Klyria,  O.,  June  21, 
1921  to  Mildred  M.  Swier — -cliildren,  Robert 
H.  and  Florence  Li.  Horn;  enlisted  in  Troop 
A  Ohio  cavalry  Apr.  17,  1917;  served  22 
months  in  world  war;  discharged  as  lieut.  of 
field  artillery;  partner  law  firm  Nicola  and 
Horn;  sec.  and  member  of  board  of  directors 
Woodland  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Lamb- 
da Chi  Alpha  and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternities. 
Residence:  33b7  Milverton-rd.  Office:  710  Wil- 
liamson  Bldg. 

HORN,  Oscar  Jacob,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  24,  1^72;  son  William  and  Alary 
(Fishback);  educated,  Adelbert  college,  W.  It. 
U.,  A.  B.;  Franklin  T.  Backus  law  school,  W. 
R.  U.,  three  years;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
8,  1916  to  Katherine  Hostetler — children. 
Winifred  and  Richard  O.  Horn;  member  Cleve- 
land board  of  education,  1921-25.  Residence: 
2876  Fonteney-rd.  Office:  1024  Engineers 
Bldg. 

HORNER,  BeHe  Benton,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Horace  and  Minerva  Emily  (Bas- 
sett)  Benton;  educated,  College  for  Women, 
W.  R.  U.,  three  years;  spent  one  year  in 
Italy;  married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1900  to  Dr. 
James  Richey  Horner;  trustee  Y.  W.  C  A.; 
Home  for  Aged  Women;  member  Women's 
City,  Fortnightly  Musical,  and  Monday  After- 
noon clubs;  Cercle  des  Conferences  Francaises. 
Residence:    12924    Forest   Hill-ave. 

HORNER,  J.  Richey,  physician;  born  Ta- 
rentum.  Pa.,  June  7,  1661;  son  Joseph  and 
Caroline  (McCracken)  Horner;  educated, 
Cleveland  Homeopathy  Medical  college,  18S3, 
M.  D. ;  New  York  Homeopathic  Medical  col- 
lege, 1884;  Western  Reserve  Medical  school, 
1907;  Allegheny  college,  A.  M.  1892;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  12,  1900  to  Belle  Benton — 
children,  (by  former  marriage)  William  W^at- 
tles  and  J.  Richey  Horner,  Jr.;  volunteer 
M.  R.  C.  during  world  war;  resident  surgeon 
Metropolitan  hospital.  N.  Y.,  1884;  resident 
surgeon  and  staff  olflcer  Pittsburgh  Homeo- 
pathic hospital,  1885;  interne  Queens  Square 
hospital,  London,  England,  1896;  asst.  physi- 
cian State  Hospital  for  Insane,  Middletown, 
N.  Y.,  1897;  has  specialized  in  mental  and 
nervous  diseases  in  Cleveland  since  1897;  was 
professor  in  mental  and  nervous  diseases 
Cleveland  Homeopathic  Medical  college,  1897- 
1905;  editor  for  seven  years  of  Journal  Ameri- 
can Institute  Homeopathy,  now  assoc.  editor 
on  Central  Journal  of  Homeopathy;  neurolo- 
gist and  secy,  medical  staff  Huron  R<1.  hos- 
pital; member  American  Institute  of  Homeo- 
pathy; Ohio  State  Homeopathic  Medical  and 
Cleveland   Homeopathic    Medical    assns.;    Ma- 


.sonic  lodge;  PI  Rho  Upsilon  fraternity;  Big 
Ten  University  club.  Residence:  12921  Forest 
Hill-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  816  Rose 
Bldg. 

HORNER,  William  Wattles,  Btatlstlclan; 
born,  I'ittsburgli,  Pa.,  April  13,  1892;  son  Dr. 
J.  Richey  and  Annie  (Wattles)  Horner;  edu- 
cated, Cornell  Univ.  1914-17,  B.  Arch.;  married, 
Alexandria,  Va.,  Sept.  24,  1924  to  Caroline 
Clagett  Wattles — children,  Charles  William 
Wattles  Horner;  world  war;  stationed  at 
Rockaway,  Long  I.sland,  N.  Y.  and  Brest, 
France;  lieut.  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  (Aviation);  con- 
nected with  the  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  as  sta- 
tistician in  trust  department;  meml)er  Sigma 
Chi  fraternity;  University  club.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  12924  Forest  Hill-ave.,  E. 
Cleveland. 

HORNICKEL,  Dorothy  8tearn«,  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  20,  1900;  daughter  Arthur 
Adelbert  and  Lillian  (Piatt)  Stearns;  edu- 
cated. Smith  college,  A.  B.,  1921;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1922  to  Frank  Lute  Hor- 
nickel;  trustee  Hathaway  Brown  school.  Resi- 
dence: 3021  Warrington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

HORNICKEL,  Frank  Late,  coal  mining; 
born,  Manown,  Pa.,  May  13,  1893;  son  Lute 
and  Margaret  (Davis)  Hornickel;  educated, 
Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E.,  1916;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  18,  1922  to  Dorothy  D.  Stearns; 
world  war,  served  in  army  two  years;  one 
year  overseas;  vice  pres.  Anchor  Coal  Co.; 
member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity; 
Country,  Union  and  University  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3021  Warrington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts 
Office:   560  Rockefeller  Bldg. 

HORNICKEL,  Lnte,  coal  mining;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  June  1,  li>57;  son  John  and 
Katherine  (Lute)  Hornickel;  married,  Youngs- 
town, June  16,  1887  to  Margaret  Davis — chil- 
dren, Edith  Hornickel  Murray  and  Frank  Lute 
Hornickel;  pres.  Anchor  Coal  Co.;  member 
Union  and  Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs; 
Duquesne  club  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  (Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  11418 
Bellflower-rd. 

HORNICKEL,  Ulargraret  Davts.  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  son  Evan  and  Hannah  (Her- 
bert) Davis;  married,  Youngstown,  O.,  June 
16,  1887  to  Lute  Hornickel  children,  Edith 
Hornickel  Murray  and  Frank  Lute  Hornickel. 
Residence:  11418  Bellflower-rd. 

HORNSTEIN,  Joseph,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Hungary.  Oct.  5.  1885;  son  Ber- 
wash  and  Ester  (Neuman)  Hornstein;  edu- 
cated, high  school  and  university  of  Budapest, 
Hungary,  M.  D.,  1917;  world  war.  four  years 
military  service  in  medical  corps;  director 
The  Physicians  Laboratory;  on  staff  of  Hos- 
pital Clinic;  member  Academy  of  Medicine  of 
Cleveland;  Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  Mag>ar 
club.  Residence:  2967  Woodhill-rd.  OlTice: 
same. 

HORR,  Alfred,  banker,  born,  ■Wellington, 
O.,  July  14,  1875;  son  Cliarlcs  W.  and  Esther 
A.  Horr;  educated,  Wellington  high  school; 
Cornell  Univ.,  B.  L.,  1895;  married,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  31,  1901  to  Charlotte  C.  Clement;  ad- 
mitted to  Ohio  bar  1897;  formerly  claim  agent 
Erie  R.  R.  Co.;  asst.  sec.  Western  Reserve 
Trust  Co.;  asst.  secy.,  secy,  and  vice  pres. 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  treas.  and  vice  pres. 
Equitable  Life  Assurance  society  of  the  United 
States:  vice  pres.  of  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  since 
1922.  director  Telling  Belle  Vernon  Co.,  North 
Electric  Co..  Electric  Smelting  &  Aluminum 
Co.,  Horr  Warner  Co.,  Erie  City  Iron  Works, 
Buckeye  Aluminum  Co.  and  Troxel  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  Mayfield, 
Union,    Cleveland    Athletic,    University    and 


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Cornell  clubs;  Union  league  club,  New  York 
City.  Residence:  15911  Aldersyde-dr.  Office: 
916    Euclid-ave. 

HORTON,  Emma  Sawtell,  born,  Cleveland, 
O.,  June  11.  1852;  daughter  James  and  l^liza- 
be'th  (Moore)  Sawtell;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1874  to 
William  P.  Horton,  Jr. — children,  Louise  Hor- 
ton  Brockway,  Nancy  Horton  Lockwood  and 
Miltone  Horton  Ammon;  member  Early  Set- 
tlers   assn.      Residence:    1839    Farmington-rd. 

HOSFORD,  Donald  M.,  bond  salesman;  born, 
Crete,  Nebr.,  Dec.  21,  1696;  son  Henry  H.  and 
Jennie  Chamberlain  Hosford;  educated,  public 
and  high  schools  of  Crete,  Nebr.;  Doane  col- 
lege, A.  B.,  1919;  in  Oct.  1919  sailed  for  Mar- 
sovan,  Turkey,  to  become  instructor  in  Ana- 
tolia college;  college  closed  March  1921  by 
order  of  Turkish  government;  from  March  to 
Sept.  1921  remained  in  Marsovan  with  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  C.  C.  Compton  caring  for  600  or- 
phans for  the  Near  East  Relief;  has  been 
bond  salesman  for  Clevelana  Trust  Co.  smce 
Jan.  1922;  member  Church  board  of  Plymouth 
Church,  Shaker  Hghts.;  scout  master,  Troop 
165,  Boy  Scouts,  Plymouth  Church;  served  as 
captain  in  Metropolitan  division  Cleveland 
Community  Fund;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Alpha  Omega  fraternity;  Singers,  Bond  and 
University  clubs.  .Recreation:  tennis  and 
golf.  Residence:  3275  Stockholm-rd.  Office: 
Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

HOSFORD,  Grover  C,  attorney;  born,  Nat- 
ural Bridge,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  6,  1882;  son  Clark 
Bailey  and  Edith  (Stevens)  Hosford;  educated, 
Watertown,  N.  Y.  high  school;  Univ.  of  Mis- 
souri, Columbia,  Mo.,  LL.B.,  1908;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  15,  1920  to  Leona  Serena  Wa- 
gar — children.  Leona  Serena  Hosford;  on  edi- 
torial staff  Edward  Thompson  Co.,  law  pub- 
lishers, Northport,  Long  Island,  N.  Y.  1910; 
professor  of  law,  Univ.  of  Missouri,  1910-14; 
professor  of  law  John  Marshall  law  school 
since  1922;  engaged  in  private  practice  In 
Cleveland  since  Oct.  1914;  made  extensive 
speaking  tour  for  Republican  National  com- 
mittee in  Missouri  in  1920;  made  a  trip  to 
West  Indies  and  South  America  in  winter  of 
1926;  director  Otto  Fishbein  Iron  &  Steel  Co.; 
member  Phi  Delta  Phi  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho 
fraternities;  Order  of  Coif;  Acacia  fraternity; 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  1901  Bel- 
more-rd.     Office:   1630   Engineers   Bldg. 

HOSFORD,  Harry  W.,  investment  bonds; 
born,  Watertown,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  9,  1886;  son 
Clark  B.  and  Edith  A.  (Stevens)  Hosford; 
educated,  Bryant  and  Stratton  college,  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.;  married,  Oct.  16,  1920  to  Helen 
Hayden  Harvey — children,  Harry  W.,  Jr.  and 
Virginia  K.  Hosford;  member  Ohio  Bankers 
and  American  Bankers  assns. ;  member 
Acacia  Country,  Cedarhurst  Country,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  National  Town  and  Country, 
and  Banker's  clubs.  Recreation:  auction 
bridge,  swimming  and  motoring.  Residence: 
2565    Stratford-rd.      Office:    308    Euclld-ave. 

HOSKINS,  Lloyd  Legrsett,  physician;  born, 
Montville.  O.,  April  8,  1892;  son  Gordon  L. 
and  Marllla  Wells  (Leggett)  Hoskins;  edu- 
cated. Middlefield,  O.  grade  and  high  schools; 
Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U..  1910-12;  Univer- 
sity of  Cincinnati,  B.  S.,  1915;  Univ.  of  Cin- 
cinnati, M.  D.,  1919;  married.  Middlefield,  O., 
June  18,  1912  to  Genevieve  Harvey — children, 
Clarice  Marllla  Hoskins;  world  war.  Base  hos- 
pital No.  25,  1917-18;  transferred  D.  S.  A. 
T.  C.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati  1919;  discharged 
Dec.  18,  1919;  visitant  in  department  of  ob- 
stetrics St.  Luke's  hospital,  Cleveland,  O., 
since  1921;  member  Ohio  State  and  American 
Medical    assns.;    Cleveland    Academy   of    Medi- 


cine; Cleveland  Clinical  club;  Nu  Sigma  Nu 
fraternity;  Pentalpha  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.  No. 
636.  Residence:  11594  Shadeland-ave.  Office: 
8314   Euclid-ave. 

HOSTETLER,  Joneph  C,  attorney;  born. 
Canal  Dover,  Aug.  8,  1885;  son  Jos.  H.  and 
Caroline  A.  (Myers)  Hostetler;  educated, 
Canal  Dover  high  school;  Western  Reserve 
law  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  4,  1917 
to  Hazel  Prior;  democrat;  asst.  city  solicitor 
1909-16;  member  law  firm  Baker,  Ho.stetlet 
and  Sidlo;  member  Union  and  Mid-Day  clubs 
Residence:  17720  S.  Woodland-rd.  Office:  192< 
Union  Trust  Bldg. 

HOSICK,  Mary  A.  Rowley,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  John  Thomas  and  Mary  Virginia 
(Dallas)  Rowley;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1897  to  William 
Anderson  Hosick,  M.  D. ;  daring  late  war  was 
active  member  of  American  Red  Cross;  father, 
John  Thomas  Rowley,  served  in  Civil  War, 
1861-65;  brother  served  in  Spanish  American 
war;  husband  a  member  of  the  volunteer  medi- 
cal reserve  service  in  the  late  war;  treas.  and 
life  member  Western  Reserve  chapter  D,  A. 
R. ;  member  Pioneer  Memorial  assn.;  Gen.  Wm. 
Tecumseh  Sherman  chapter  Daughters  of  Un- 
ion; (Cleveland  Sorosis  club;  Columbia  school 
Mothers  and  Teachers  club.  Residence:  14319 
Alder-ave. 

HOSTERMAN,  John  Scholl,  realtor;  born, 
Center  Hall,  Pa.,  Dec.  2,  1882;  son  G.  W.  and 
Katharine  (Scholl)  Hosterman;  educated.  F. 
&  M.  college,  Lancaster,  Pa.,  A.  B.,  1904; 
Columbia  Univ.,  M.  A.  1910;  married,  Lan- 
caster, Pa.,  1903  to  Sue  Waller  Cummings, 
(divorced  June,  1925.) — children.  Jack 
Cummings  Hosterman;  world  war,  mem- 
ber Council  of  Defense;  supt.  war 
gardens,  Danbury,  Conn.;  four  minute  man 
Liberty  Loan  drives;  information  service; 
taught  school,  1904-19;  formerly  high  school 
principal  Hublinsberg,  Bellefonte  and  Philips- 
burg,  Pa.,  1904-07;  supt.  schools  Montrose,  Pa., 
1907-15;  graduate  work  at  Teachers'  college, 
Columbia  Univ.,  1915;  principal  high  school, 
Danbury,  Conn.  1916-19;  sales  representative 
Sherman  Service,  1919-20;  engaged  in  the  se- 
curities and  mortgage  business  in  Cleveland, 
1920-23;  sales  director  Seltzer  Round  Co., 
1923:  associated  with  the  L.  H.  Wain  &  Cook 
Co.  since  1924;  member  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  fra- 
ternity; Old  Fort  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.,  Center 
Hall,  Pa.;  Cleveland  Athletic,  High  Noon  and 
Singer's  clubs.  Recreation:  hunting,  fishing 
and  golf.  Residence:  1915  E.  84th  st.  Office: 
706  Williamson  Bldg. 

HOTCHKISS,  RoUln  Neale,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1878;  son  Charles  A.  and 
Ada  Ann  (Mann)  Hotchkiss;  educated,  Deich- 
man's  preparatory  school,  Baltimore,  Md. ;  St. 
John's  college,  Annapolis,  Md.,  A.  B.;  Univ.  of 
Marvland,  Baltimore,  Md.,  LL.B.;  married, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  16,  1903  to  Florence 
Maude  Appleton — children,  Mildred  A.,  Ray- 
mond Appleton  and  Rollin  Neale  Hotchkiss, 
Jr.;  practiced  law  In  Baltimore,  Md.,  1900-04; 
vice  pres.  and  treas.  The  Donaldson  Shultz 
Co.,  Baltimore,  Md.,  1904-07;  auditor,  credit 
mgr.,  asst.  treas.,  secy.,  etc.  of  the  Patterson 
Sargent  Co.,  since  1907;  secy,  of  Patterson 
Sargent  Co.;  director  Autocraft  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation:  baseball, 
fishing,  hunting  and  motoring.  Residence: 
Stop  No.  138  Lake  Shore-blvd.,  Euclid,  O.  Of- 
fice: 1325  E.  38th  st. 

HOUGHTON,  Frank  Bllllngra,  real  estate; 
born,  Ottawa,  Canada.  July  3,  1858;  son  Hiram 
and     Adeline     (Burpee)     Houghton;     educated, 


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Cleveland  public  schools;  married.  Cleveland, 
May  2,  1882  to  Mary  R.  Furnal — children, 
four;  republican:  established  the  Marine  Re- 
cord Nov.  1.  1879;  name  of  publication 
changed  to  the  Marine  Review,  published  by 
the  Penton  Publishing  Co.;  established  the 
American  Builder  in  1886,  now  published 
in  New  York  City;  started  in  real  estate 
business  in  1918;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Masonic  and  High  Noon  clubs.  Residence: 
2022   E.    107th   st.      Office:   250  The   Arcade. 

HOFGHTON,  Frederick  H.,  banker;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  17,  1868;  son  Hiram  and  Ade- 
line (Burpee)  Houghton;  educated.  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  31, 
1895  to  Ada  I^ockwood — children,  two;  world 
war,  active  in  Liberty  Loan  campaigns; 
26  years  with  the  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  is  now 
vice  pres.  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  City.  High  Noon  and  Bankers 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1889 
Grasmere  st.  Office:  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  E. 
9th  and  Euclid-ave. 

HOUGLAND,  Catherine  Day,  born,  Cleve- 
land. Aug.  21,  1869;  daughter  Joseph  A.  and 
Elizabeth  (Watterman)  Day;  educated,  Shaw 
academy.  Collamer,  O.,  now  Shaw  high  school, 
E.  Cleveland;  Spencerian  business  college; 
married,  E.  Cleveland.  Dec.  4.  1890  to  Charles 
D.  Hougland  —  children,  Wilma,  Sheldon, 
Howard,  Percy  B.  (deceased),  and  Nelson 
Hougland;  member  Daughters  of  Union 
Veterans  of  the  Civil  War,  1861-1865; 
Early  Settlers'  assn.  of  Cuyahoga  County; 
First  Presbyterian  church,  E.  Cleveland,  since 
1882;  republican;  is  interested  in  all  civic  af- 
fairs.    Residence:    14006   Scioto-ave. 

HOUSE,  Francis  Edwin,  Jr.,  born,  Chllli- 
cothe.  Mo.,  Aug.  14,  1889;  son  Francis  Edwin 
and  ^lary  (Mecracken)  House;  educated, 
Hotchkiss  school,  Lakeville,  Conn.;  Yale 
Univ..  New  Haven.  Conn.;  married.  Columbus, 
C,  Oct.  4,  1919,  to  Mary  Eleanor  Bush — chil- 
dren, Francis  Edwin,  III,  Flora  Sheldon  and 
Timothy  Fay  House;  world  war,  first  lleut. 
Field  artillery,  158th  brigade:  entered  service 
May  12,  1917.  and  mustered  out  of  service 
June  15,  1919;  served  overseas  for  one  year 
with  American  and  French  forces  and  went 
into  Germany  with  American  Army  of  occu- 
pation: after  leaving  employ  of  M.  A.  Hanna 
Co.  entered  partnership  with  Marsh  K.  Powers, 
establishing  the  firm,  Powers-House  Co.  in 
1914;  vice  pres.  and  genl.  mgr.  Powers-House 
Co.;  member  Tavern  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf.  Residence:  1379  Yellowstone- 
rd.     Office:  642  Hanna  Bldg. 

HOUSE,  GenevleTe  Blllman,  born,  Cuya- 
hoga Falls,  O..  Sept.  19,  1878;  daughter  Alex- 
ander and  Eliza  Ann  (Hartman)  Billman; 
educated,  Western  Reserve  academy,  Hudson, 
C,  1896;  Wooster  Univ.,  1902;  married,  Cuya- 
hoga Falls,  June  8,  1905  to  Dudley  Dodge — 
children.  Leonard  Dudley  and  Eleanor  D. 
Dodge;  married,  Feb.  17,  1923  to  James  Ar- 
thur House;  member  Kappa  Gamma  sorority; 
Beta  Gamma  chapter  of  Wooster  Univ.;  Wom- 
en's City,  Union,  Mayfleld  Country,  Shaker 
Heights  and  Kirtland  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2574   Fairmount-blvd. 

HOUSE,  Jamea  Arthur,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  20,  1871;  son  James  W.  and  Melissa 
(Neal)  House;  educated.  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June  14,  1899  to 
Maud  M.  Mills  (deceased) — children,  Helen 
Elizabeth  and  James  Arthur  House;  married, 
Feb.  17,  1923  to  Genevieve  B.  Dodge;  world 
war,  member  Capital  issues  committee;  Cleve- 
land Food  administration;    served  in   Ohio   Na- 


tional Guard;  member  Cleveland  Gattling  Gun 
battery;  began  career  in  1887  as  office  boy 
with  Nickel  I'late  railroad,  served  four  years, 
and  left  to  go  to  Plckands-Mather  Co.  for 
whom  he  worked  two  years;  with  Republic 
Iron  Co.  one  year;  entered  Guardian  Trust 
Co.  as  bookkeeper  in  Dec.  1894;  elected  asst. 
treas.  Jan.  1900;  elected  asst.  secy.  Jan.  1902; 
secy.  1906;  fifth  vice  pres.  Jan.  1914;  first 
vice  pres.  Jan.  1915;  Dec.  1917,  elected  pres, 
in  which  capacity  he  h<is  since  served;  di- 
rector CTeveland  Builders'  Supply  &  Brick  Co., 
Cleveland  I..ife  Insurance  Co.,  Ferris  Shoe  Co., 
Guardian  Trust  Co.,  Kilby  Mfg.  Co.,  Lake 
Shore  Electric  Railroad  Co.,  Morris  Plan  Bank 
of  Cleveland,  Nickel  Plate  Railroad  Co.,  and 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  RalTroad  Co.;  served 
as  pres.  of  the  Trust  Co.  division  of  Ameri- 
can Bankers  assn.  1922-23;  pres.  Bankers  club 
of  Cleveland,  1923;  Cleveland  Clearing  House 
assn.  1923-1924;  trustee  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ., 
Delaware,  O. ;  Lakeside  hospital,  St.  Luke's 
hospital  and  University  school;  state  treas. 
of  Ohio  of  Near  East  relief;  pres.  board  of 
trustees  of  Epworth  Euclid  Methodist  Episco- 
pal church  of  Cleveland;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce  of  U.  S.  A.;  Cleveland  Cliamber  of 
Commerce;  Woodward  lodge  of  Masons; 
Heights  chapter,  R.  A.  M.  Heights 
Commandery,  K.  T. ;  Early  Settlers  assn.; 
New  England  society  of  Cleveland  and 
Western  Reserve:  Western  Reserve  His- 
torical society;  Ohio  Society  of  New  York; 
Bankers.  Hermit,  Shaker  Heights  Country. 
Union,  Mayfield  Country,  Kirtland  Country, 
and  Mid-Day  clubs  of  (Cleveland.  Recreation: 
horseback  riding,  golf  and  tennis.  Residence: 
2574   Fairmount-blvd.     Office:   623   Euclid-ave. 

HOUSE,  Mary  Eleanor  Bush,  born,  Colum- 
bus, O.,  Dec.  18,  1897;  daughter  Samuel  Pres- 
cott  and  Flora  (Sheldon)  Bush;  educated, 
Columbus  school  for  girls,  Columbus,  O. ; 
Westover  school,  Middlebury,  Conn.;  married, 
Columbus,  O..  Oct.  4.  1919  to  Francis  Edwin 
House.  Jr. — children,  Francis  Edwin,  III,  Flora 
Sheldon  and  Timothy  Fay  Mouse;  world  war, 
with  one  or  two  other  women  organized  and 
worked  with  American  Red  Cross  Motor  Serv- 
ice unit  in  Columbus,  O.,  from  Sept.  1917,  to 
February  1919;  worked  with  canteen  service 
of  Red  (Tross  in  Columbus  taking  care  of  troop 
trains  passing  through  the  depot;  trustee 
Cleveland  Music  School  settlement;  member 
Junior  League,  board  of  managers  Rainbow 
hospital:  treas.  of  Women's  Committee  of 
Cleveland  Orchestra;  member  Women's  City 
club.    Residence:  1379  Yellowstone-rd. 

HOUSEMAN.  Gordon  Bills,  vessel  mgr.; 
born.  Monongahela  City,  Pa.,  Dec.  2,  1889;  son 
F.  M.  and  Ida  (Bills)  Houseman;  educated, 
Cleveland  and  Pennsylvania  public  schools; 
married.  Cleveland,  March  22.  1913  to  Hazel 
Markley — children.  Dorothy,  Hazel.  John,  Ruth 
and  Mary  Houseman:  treas.,  asst.  secy.,  and 
director  of  Stewart  Furnace  Co.;  secy,  and  di- 
rector Lake  Erie  Forge  &  Machine  Co.,  Brown 
Transit  Co.,  Merrimac  Steamship  Co.,  and 
Headwaters  Steamship  Co.;  director  Lake  Car- 
riers assn.;  vessel  mgr.  Harvey  H.  Brown  Co.; 
member  Union  and  Canterbury  golf  clubs. 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  12705  Speedway  Overlook.  E.  Cleve- 
land, O.     Office:   1854   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

HOUSUM,  Bird  W.,  merchant;  born,  Miami 
County,  O.,  June  28,  1860;  son  Martin  Van 
Buren  and  Rebecca  (Gabriel)  Housum;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Winchester,  Tenn.,  Mar.  22,  1882  to  Ada 
Weber — children, Robert  Housum;  world  war 
on  staff  of  Herbert  Hoover,  United  States 
Food     Administration,      Washington,      D.      C, 


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1917-1919;  notable  service  medal  conferred 
by  the  United  States  Government  for  services 
in  the  Food  Administration  during  the  war; 
member  of  firm  of  Housum,  Kline  Company, 
mannfapturers'  direct  sales  representatives, 
which  began  business  in  1885;  member  Ad- 
visory board  Union  Trust  Co.;  honorary  life 
member  National  Food  Brokers*  assn.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge,  Lal<e  Erie  Consistory, 
32nd  degree,  Al  Koran  Temple,  Mystic  Shrine; 
Tavern,  Union,  Country  and  Mayfleld  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
22G9  Coventry-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
579   The  Arcade. 

HOUZE,  Joineph  O.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Vevay,  Ind.,  April  22,  1880;  son  John  F.  and 
P'lla  M.  (Northcott)  Houze;  educated,  Vevay, 
Ind.  high  and  normal  schools;  Univ.  of  Ro- 
chester; married,  Indianapolis,  Sept.  10,  1908 
to  Anna  Fflsterer — children,  one;  three  years 
auditor  of  Switzerland  county,  Indiana;  two 
years  member  Indiana  National  Guard;  24 
years  with  National  Malleable  Steel  Castings 
Co.  of  which  company  he  is  mgr.  of  Chicago 
plants  at  Chicago;  member  American  academy 
of  Political  and  Social  Science;  Play  House 
settlement;  vice  pres.  Cleveland  Safety 
council;  member  American  Management 
assn.:  Ohio  Safety  Engineers;  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Masonic  order;  past  master  in 
the  P.lue  lodge;  member  Acacia  Country,  City 
and  Automobile  clubs  of  Cleveland;  Columbia 
club  of  Indianapolis.  Recreation:  golf,  fishing 
and  hunting.  Residence:  .T02  North-st.,  Hins- 
dale, 111.  Office:  10600  Quincy-ave.,  Cleve- 
land  and  1400  S.   52nd-ave.,  Chicago. 

HOWARD,  Alice  Sturtevant,  born.  Middle- 
town,  R.  I.;  daughter  Eugene  and  Mary  Re- 
becca (Clark)  Sturtevant;  educated,  private 
tutors:  married,  Newport.  R.  I.,  Sept.  5,  1896 
to  Henry  Howard — children,  Katharine,  Henry 
Sturtevant,  Thomas  Clark.  John  Babcock  and 
Robert  Sturtevant  (deceased)  Howard;  during 
war  organized  and  became  chief  of  social  serv- 
ice bureau  of  U.  S.  shipping  board  recruiting 
service;  National  pros,  of  American  Merchant 
Marine  Library  assn.  Residence:  Country 
club.  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

HOWARD,  Henry,  chemical  engineer;  born, 
Jamaica  Plain,  Ma.'ss.,  July  5,  18fi8;  son 
Alonzo  Potter  and  Emma  (Babcock)  Howard; 
educated,  Brookline  public  schools;  Boston 
Latin  school;  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology, 
1889;  married.  Newport,  R.  I.,  Sept.  5,  1896  to 
Alice  Sturtevant — children,  Katharine,  Henry 
Sturtevant.  Thomas  Clark,  John  Babcock  and 
Robert  Sturtevant  (deceased)  Howard;  or- 
ganized and  directed  the  recruiting  service  of 
the  U.  S.  shipping  board  which  trained  the 
personnel,  both  officers  and  men,  for  manning 
the  new  American  merchant  marine;  became 
chemist  1889,  supt.,  1896,  and  vice  pres.  1902- 
20  of  Merrimac  Chemical  Co.,  Boston,  Mass.; 
joined  Grasselli  Chemical  Co.,  CHeveland.  1920, 
now  in  charge  of  research  and  development 
work;  member  and  past  pres.  of  American 
Institute  of  Chemical  Engineers  and  past 
vice  pres.  American  Electrochemical  society; 
chairman  of  committee  on  foreign  trade 
of  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
member  National  Foreign  Trade  council; 
National  Industrial  Conference  board; 
chemical  advisory  coinmittee  to  the  Dei)t.  ot 
Commerce;  chairman  patent  committee  of 
American  Chemical  society  and  executive  com- 
mittee of  tlie  Manufacturing  Chemists'  assn. 
of  tlie  U.  S. ;  member  Union  and  Country 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Union  club  of  Boston; 
Eastern  Yacht  club;  New  York  Yacht  club; 
India  House,  New  York;  Royal  Yacht,  San 
Sebastian,    Spain;    Cruising    club    of    America. 


Recreation:  yachting  and  music.  Residence: 
Country  club.  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Ofllce:  1300 
Guardian  Bldg. 

HOWARD,  Irma  Mai.  born,  Lawrence,  Kan- 
sas, Nov.  5,  1893;  daughter  John  Otto  and 
Mary  Ellen  (Mull)  Houser;  edur-ated.  KtiTfalo, 
N.  Y. ;  married.  William  E.  Howard — children, 
George  Mull  Howard;  member  of  executive 
committee  and  music  chairman  of  First  Cleve- 
land Woman's  exposition  given  in  P\ibllc  Au- 
ditorium March  8-13,  1926;  first  vice  pres. 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  club; 
member  Anierican  Institute  of  Banliinc:  neve- 
land  Assn.  of  Credit  Men:  Retail  Tredit  Mnn's 
assn.  Residence:  1822  E.  87th-st.  Office: 
Central   National  Bank  of  Cleveland. 

HOWE,  Charles  Sumner,  born,  Nashua,  N. 
H.,  Sept.  29,  1858;  son  William  R.  and  Susan 
D.  (Woods)  Howe:  educated.  Mass.  Agricul- 
tural collepe  and  Boston  Univ.,  B.  S.  1878; 
post  graduate  worl<  at  .Tohn  Hopkins  Univ.; 
Univ.  of  Wooster,  1887.  Ph.D.;  Armour  Insti- 
tute of  Technology,  Sc.D.  1905;  Mt.  Union  col- 
lege, LL.D.  1908;  Oberlin  college.  LL.D.  1911; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  IjL.D.  1924;  married, 
N.  Amherst.  Mass.,  May  22,  1882  to  Abbie  A. 
Waite — children,  William  C,  Erie  E.  and 
Francis  E.  Howe;  world  war,  member  advis- 
ory commission  of  Council  of  National  de- 
fense; Commission  of  Engineering  and  Edu- 
cation, University  section:  ex-pres.  Cleveland 
Cliamber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland  University 
club,  and  Cleveland  Engineering  society;  for- 
merly chairman  Committee  on  City  Finances, 
Cleveland  Bridge  commission  and  Cleveland 
River  and  Harbor  commission;  honorary  mem- 
ber Union  cl\ib  of  Cleveland  and  University 
club  of  Washington:  member  Tau  Beta  Pi  and 
.<^igma  Xi  fraternities;  American  Math,  so- 
ciety; American  Astronomical  society;  fellow 
of  Royal  Astronomical  society;  director  Wel- 
fare Federation;  pres.,  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science;  member  A.  A.  A.  S.;  A.  S.  M.  E. ; 
A.  I.  E.  E. :  N.  E.  A.;  University  and  Union 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  University  club  of  Wash- 
ington. Residence:  11125  Bellflower-rd.  Of- 
fice:  Case   School    of   Applied    Science. 

HOWELL.,  Carl  EiiKene,  architect;  born, 
Columbus.  1879;  son  Robert  and  Elizabeth  S. 
(Watson)  Howell;  educated,  Ohio  State  Univ., 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  B.  A.  in  architecture 
"T"  Square  scholarship;  Philadelphia  Sigma 
Xi;  .John  Stewardson  Foreign  traveling  schol- 
arship which  consisted  of  travel  and  study  in 
England,  France,  Italy  and  Spain;  member 
American  Institute  of  Architects;  member  firm 
Howell  &  Thomas;  member  Univer.sity  and 
Mid-Day  clubs  of  Cleveland;  Pennsylvania 
club.  New  York  City;  Columbus  and  Athletic 
clubs,  Columbus,  O. ;  life  member  Cleveland 
Museum  of  Art;  Chamber  of  Commerce:  mem- 
ber of  city  planning  committee  of  Chamber  of 
Commerce.      Office:    4500    Euclid-ave. 

HOWELL,  Charles  J.,  dentistry;  born  Fos- 
toria,  O.,  April  24,  1891;  son  William  P.  and 
Tillie  (Andes)  Howell;  educated.  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science;  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
married,  June  15,  1918  to  Georglanna  French 
— children,  H.  Weston  Howell;  member  Phi 
Kapp.a  Psi  fraternity;  University  and  Can- 
terbury clubs.  Residence:  2504  Derbyshire- 
rd.      Office:    1436   Keith   Bldg. 

HOWELL,  Louise,  teacher  of  Up  reading: 
born,  New  York  City;  daughter  William 
Perkins  and  Lydia  G.  (Cockcroft)  Howell; 
educated,  private  and  public  schools.  New 
York  City;  Hunter  college;  trained  for 
teaching  lip  reading  to  hard  of  hearing,  Mul- 
ler-Walle  School.  Boston,  Mass.,  1914;  estab- 
lished   Cleveland    School    of    Lip    Reading    for 


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hard  of  hearing  adults,  1914;  established  con- 
tracf  with  IT.  S.  Veterans  Bureau  for  service 
to  deafened  solciicrs.  IIM  S ;  organized  Tlie  Lip 
Readers'  Club  of  Cleveland;  started  and  In- 
structed free  evening  classes  in  lip  reading 
under  supervision  of  school  board  Sept.  101 S; 
formed  classes  and  started  the  work  with 
hard  of  hearing  students  in  high,  junior  high 
and  elementary  schools  of  Cleveland  in  l!tl9; 
director  and  owner  The  Cleveland  School  of 
Lip  Reading;  pres.  The  Lip  Readers'  club  of 
Cleveland,  Inc.:  member  American  Federation 
of  Organizations  for  the  Hard  of  Hearing; 
The  Cleveland  Assn.  for  the  Hard  of  Hear- 
ing; N.  O.  T.  A.;  pres.  and  trustee  Lip  Read- 
ers Club  of  Cleveland;  member  The  Women's 
Citv  and  Business  Women's  clul)s.  Residence: 
1898  E.  105th-st.,  Harlow  Park.  Office:  859 
Rose  Bldg. 

HOWELLi,  Thomas  Paiill,  born,  Wheeling, 
W.  Va.;  son  A.  Allen  and  Sarah  W.  (Paull) 
Howell:  educated.  University  of  Pennsylvania 
law  school;  married.  Detroit.  Mich..  Nov.  9, 
1898  to  Alice  M.  King — children,  John  King, 
Andrew  Allen,  Alice  Matilda  and  Thomas 
Paull  Howell.  Jr.  Residence:  12304  Coit-rd. 
Office:    1006   Union   Mortgage   Bldg. 

HOWTEK,  Loiae  Smith,  born,  Cleveland,  O. ; 
daughter  Alton  H.  and  Nellie  (Northrup) 
Smith:  educated,  Cleveland  public  scliools; 
married,  Cleveland,  1909.  to  H.  H.  Hower — 
children.  Haines  and  Alton  Smith  Hower; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1SS4 
Idlewood-ave. 

ROWLAND,  Paul,  lawyer;  born,  Jefferson, 
O.,  Dec.  5.  1S65:  son  W.  P.  and  Esther  E. 
(Leonard)  Howland:  educated.  Oberlin,  A.  B. 
1887,  A.  M.  1894;  Harvard,  LL.B.  1890;  mar- 
ried, Burghill,  O.,  Jan.  18,  1905  to  Jessie  F. 
Pruden;  member  Congress,  March  4,  1907  to 
March  4,  1913;  2nd  lieut.  and  squadron  ad- 
jutant 1st  Ohio  volunteer  cavalry,  Spanish- 
American  war:  delegate  Republican  National 
Convention  1916  and  member  resolution  com- 
mittee: delegate  Republican  National  Conven- 
tion. 1920  and  member  and  chairman  commit- 
tee on  rules;  delegate  to  Republican  National 
Convention,  1924,  member  and  chairman  com- 
mittee on  rules;  admitted  to  bar  of  Ohio  by 
supreme  court  in  1890;  pres.  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  member  executive  committee  American 
Bar  assn.,  1918-1921;  member  committee  on 
jurisprudence  and  reform  American  Bar  assn., 
since  1913;  32nd  degree  Mason;  member  I.  O. 
O.  F.;  Union  club.  Residence:  1448  W.  65th- 
st.     Office:  802  Engineers  Bldg. 

HOVT.  G.  Benjamin,  investment  securities; 
born,  Delaware,  O..  Aug.  20,  1S(;5:  son  Rev. 
F.  S.  and  Phoebe  M.  (Dyer)  Hoyt;  educated, 
Cincinnati  public  schools;  Chickering  Institute, 
Cincinnati;  married,  Cleveland.  Nov.  8,  1853 
to  Nellie  Hazlett  Myers — children,  Benjamin 
Daniel  M.  Hoyt:  veteran  member  Troop  A.; 
member  Masonic  lodge.  Residence:  2175 
(5randview-ave..  Cleveland  Heights.  Office:  214 
Williamson   Bldg. 

HOYT,  Cornelia  Brown,  born,  Cleveland, 
April  24,  1890;  <iaughter  Harvey  Huntington 
and  Elizabeth  Freeman  (Hickox)  Brown;  edu- 
cated, Hathaway-Brown  school;  Briarcliff 
(Mrs.  M.  S.  Davis  School);  married.  Cleveland, 
Jan.  3,  1914  to  Elton  Hoyt,  2nd — children, 
Corr.ella,  James  H.  2nd  and  Elton  Hoyt  3rd; 
trustee  Rainbow  hospital.  Residence:  11020 
Magnolia-dr. 

HOYT,  Nellie  Myers,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Daniel  and  Frances  (Cofflnberry) 
Myers;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Lake  Erie  Seminary;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov. 


8.  1S93  to  O.  Benjamin  Hoyt — children.  BenJ. 
Daniel  M.  Hoyt;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:  2175  Grandview-ave.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

HRIBAR,  Rev.  Vltuii,  clergyman  ;  born,  Jugo- 
slavia, May  29,  1870;  son  Martin  and  Agnes 
(Zajec)  HrilKir;  educated,  Ljubljana  college 
course;  St.  Mary's  seminary,  Cleveland; 
founded  St.  Vitus  parish,  Cleveland,  1893; 
built  parish  house,  church,  school,  sisters' 
house,  Ijought  the  property;  1907  was  moved 
to  Barberton,  O.,  to  be  pastor  of  St.  Augustine 
church  and  was  there  15  years;  then  returned 
to  Cleveland  as  pastor  of  St.  Mary's  church, 
CoUlnwood.     Residence:   15519  Holmes-ave. 

HUBBARD,  Sterling:  Beokvrlth,  jeweler; 
born.  Cleveland,  July  8,  1SS5:  son  A.  T.  and 
Katherine  (Beckwithi  Hubbard;  ediicated, 
Universltv  school;  married.  San  Francisco, 
Apr.  29,  1908  to  Evelyn  W.  Levkowicz — chil- 
dren. Sterling  B.,  Harold  H.vde,  Winifred 
Woodruff.  Addison  T.  2nd  and  Evelyn  Hub- 
bard; manager  Cowell  &  Hubbard  Co.;  member 
Canterbury.  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Glen  Rock 
Coimtry  clubs.  Residence:  Hudson,  O.  Office: 
Euclid-ave.    and    E.    13th-st. 

HUBBELL,    Benjamin     S.,    architect;     born, 

Leavenwortli.  K.an..  ,Iulv  11.  1SH7:  son  I'cter 
Hanford  and  Sophia  (Still)  Hubbell;  edu- 
cated. Cornell  Univ.,  A.B.,  M.A.,  Sigma  XI; 
married,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  June  17,  1896  to  Bertha 
M.  Tarbell — children  Ben.iamin  S.  and  Vir- 
ginia Hubbell;  member  A.  I.  A.,  Union  and 
Rotary  clubs.  Residence:  1672  E.  117th  St. 
Office:   4500  Euclid-ave. 

HUBBELL,,  Bertha  M.,  born,  Ithaca,  N.  T.; 
daughter  Doctor  and  Mary  L.  (Conant)  Tar- 
bell; educated,  Ithaca  higli  school:  married, 
Ithaca,  June  17.  1896,  to  Benjamin  S.  Hubbell 
— children,  Benjamin  S.  and  Virginia  Hubbell; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1672 
E.  117th-st. 

HUBBELL,  Will  Herman,  minister;  born, 
Vinton  County,  O.:  son  S.  C.  and  Mary  L. 
(McWilliams)  Hubbell;  educated.  Wonster 
high  school  and  college:  Pittsburgh  Pa.,  Theo- 
logical seminary;  married,  Woostcr,  O..  Aug. 
17.  1897  to  Jeannette  A.  Imgard — children, 
Wilbert  I.,  Marie  and  Kathryn  Hubbell:  mayor 
of  Dalton,  O.,  two  years  while  pastor  of 
United  Presbyterian  church;  in  1919  was 
elected  vice-pres.  American  Civic  Reform  Un- 
ion; since  1920  has  been  a  trustee  of  Ohio 
Anti-Saloon  I..eague  and  a  trustee  of  Dry 
JTaintenance  league;  former  pres.  Cleveland 
Ministers  Union  and  has  been  sec.  of  that  or- 
ganization for  the  past  three  years:  member 
religious  work  committee  Cleveland  Federated 
Churches;  for  several  years  national  temper- 
ance secretary  United  Presbyterian  church 
and  for  past  eight  years  has  conducted  a  tem- 
perance column  in  a  denominational  paper; 
secretary  of  the  Synod  for  eight  years  and 
moderator  in  1905;  clerk  of  Mansfield  Presby- 
tery for  16  years  and  clerk  of  Cleveland 
Presbytery  for  past  seven  years;  director 
Pittsburgh  ITnited  Presbyterian  Theological 
Seminary  nine  years;  asst.  clerk  general  as- 
sembly which  met  in  Boston  in  1917,  and  clerk 
of  committee  on  home  missions  wliich  met  at 
Spokane.  1912;  pastor  Second  Ignited  Presby- 
terian   church.      Residence:    4152    E.    lllth-st. 

HLBER,  Ray  A.,  newspaper  publishing; 
born,  Doylestown,  O.,  Feb.  8.  1883;  son 
Nick  and  Carrie  E.  (Seidel)  Huber;  educated, 
public  schools  of  Akron,  O.;  Akron  Central 
high  school;  two  years  at  Altron  Univ.;  mar- 
ried, Akron,  O.,  Nov.  10,  1919  to  Irene  M. 
Vogt;    in    newspaper    business    24    years;    bus 


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mgr.  and  vice-pres.  Cleveland  Press  (The 
Scrippe  Pub.  Co.)  since  Oct.  1,  1921;  vlce- 
pres.  and  director  Scripps  IHib.  Co.  and  I're.ss 
Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Rotary,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Mid-Day  and  Westwood  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing:. 
Residence:  15103  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
Cleveland  Press. 

HUDSON,  Marianna,  born,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
10,  1842;  daughter  William  and  Elizabeth 
(Harrison)  Lynch;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Clevehtud,  Aug.  28,  1866 
to  Edward  E.  Hud.son — children,  four  sons  and 
two  daughters;  member  Memorial  Relief 
corps  aux.  to  G.  A.  R.;  Early  Settlers  assn.; 
Guild  of  the  Holy  C>oss;  her  parents,  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Lynch,  came  to  Cleveland  in  a  covered 
wagon  from  Wooster,  Mass.,  in  1834.  Resi- 
dence: Mantua,  O. 

HITEBSCH,  Daniel  Adolph,  psychoanalyst; 
born,  New  York  City,  Jan.  12,  1871;  son  Adolph 
and  Julia  (Links)  Huebsch;  educated.  New 
York  public  school;  College  of  the  City  of 
New  York;  Cambridge  Univ.,  England,  1900; 
Univ.  of  Berlin.  Germany.  1901-1903;  Ph.D., 
Univ.  of  Jena,  Germany,  1904;  married,  Cleve- 
land, April  21,  1913  to  Nettie  Hays — children, 
George  and  Elizabeth  Hueb.sch;  member 
American  Jewish  committee  representing  dis- 
trict VIII,  Ohio;  public  lecturer  on  philosophy, 
literature  and  art  for  twenty  years;  actively 
engaged  in  psychoanalytic  practice  abroad  and 
in  America  for  more  tlian  four  years  last 
past;  translated  and  published  the  English 
version  of  Pfleiderer's  "Christian  Origins," 
"Religion  and  the  Religions"  and  "The  De- 
velopment of  Christianity,"  handbook  on  Path- 
ways to  the  Fields  of  Art;  Pageant  text,  "The 
Pilgrims  of  the  Ages";  pres.  The  Du  Hold  Co.; 
member  Independent  Order  Free  Sons  of 
Israel;  Independent  Order  B'nai  B'rith;  Cleve- 
land Society  of  Artists;  Excelsior  and  Oak- 
wood  clubs.  Residence:  10221  Lake  Shore- 
blvd.     Office:  5518   Euclid-ave. 

HUEBSCHMAN,  Bemat  A.,  manufacturer; 
born,  Hungaria,  Marcli  4,  1864;  son  Marcus 
and  Marie  (Glueck)  Huebschman;  educated, 
Eperics,  Hungary;  married,  Bloomington,  111., 
Nov.  12,  1890,  to  Rose  L.  Livingston — children, 
Rhea  G.,  Millard  and  Hanna  S.  Huebschman; 
In  retail  dry  goods  business,  1879  to  1886; 
salesman  for  Jos.  H.  Black  &  Co.,  1886-1896; 
engaged  in  cloak  manufacturing,  Schwarz, 
Huebschman  &  Forney  until  retired  In  1915; 
pres.  and  treas.  Prince  Wolf  Co.;  director  and 
on  finance  board  Commercial  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.;  director  Jewish  Social  Service  Bureau; 
Masonic  lodge;  Excelsior  club.  Residence: 
1618  ^.    115th-st. 

IIIEBSCHMAN,  Millard  Livingston,  cloak 
manufacturer;  born.  Cleveland,  Jan.  3,  1896; 
son  Bernat  A.  and  Rosa  (Livingston)  Hueb- 
schman; educated,  East  high  school;  Univ.  of 
Pennsylvania;  Wharton  school  of  Finance  and 
Commerce;  overseas  during  world  war;  mem- 
ber executive  committee  Cleveland  garment 
manufacturers  assn.;  vice-pres.  The  Prince- 
Wolf  Co.;  member  Excelsior  club.  Residence: 
1618    E.    115th    St.      Oflice:    2125    Superior-ave. 

HUFFMAN,  Lyman  P.,  physician;  born,  Mo- 
rencl,  Mich.,  June  15,  1890;  son  O.  L.  and  Mary 
B.  (Miller)  Huffman;  educated,  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan,  S.  B.  1910;  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  M.  D. 
1914;  married.  Oberlin,  O.,  June  16.  1917  to 
Mary  Beatrice  Swayze — children,  William  L., 
Mary  Elizabeth  and  Ruth  Jeane  Huffman; 
acting  asst.  surgeon  U.  S.  Public  Health  ser- 
vice; fellow  American  Medical  assn.;  member 
American  Urological  assn.;  Cleveland  Acade- 
my of  Medicine  and  Ohio  State  Medical  assn.; 
Sigma    Alpha     Epsilon     and     Nu     Sigma     Nu 


fraternities:  Clifton  club.  Residence:  1188 
Vlrglnla-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  524  Osborn 
Bldg. 

HUGHES.  Adella  PrentlxH,  manager  Cleve- 
land Orchestra;  born.  Cleveland,  Nov.  29,  1869; 
daughter  Loren  and  Ellen  (Rouse)  Prentiss; 
educated,  Vassar  college,  1890,  A.  B.,  Phi  Beta 
Kappa;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1904  to 
Felix  Hughes:  participated  actively  in  Ohio 
Women's  Auxiliary,  Polish  Relief  Benefit  and 
presented  Paris  Orchestra  and  its  conductor, 
M.  Andre  Messager,  to  Cleveland  upon  request 
of  French  govt.;  since  1S98  managed  Import- 
ant musical  events  including  Boston,  Chicago, 
Philadelphia,  New  York  I'hilharmonic,  New 
York  Symphony,  Cincinnati,  Pittsburgh,  Min- 
neapolis, Italian  with  Toscananl  and  Russian 
orchestras;  CThicago,  Boston  National,  Scotti 
and  San  Carlo  opera  companies  and  Diaghileff 
Ballet  Russe;  organized  the  Cleveland  orches- 
tra in  1918;  sec.  Musical  Arts  assn.;  received 
Order  General  Haller's  Swords  from  Poland; 
member  Vassar  Alumnae  assn.;  Mayfleld,  Mid- 
Day,  College  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf  and  motoring.  Residence:  2400 
Kenllworth-rd.      Office:    1220    Huron-rd. 

HUGHES,  Ella  Grace;  born,  Tarrytown,  N. 
Y. ;  daughter  John  F.  and  Mary  Charlotte 
DeKlyn;  educated,  Miss  Mittleberger's  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  to  Irving  L.  Hughes — 
children,  Harriette  and  Lawrence  Hughes; 
member  Chagrin  Valley  club.  Residence: 
2184  Delaware-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

HUGHES,  Harold  \%>sley,  traffic  super 
visor  Oliio  Bell  Telephone  Co.;  born,  Cleve 
land,  March  22,  1895;  son  .lohn  Wesley  and 
Barbara  (Owens)  Hughes;  educated.  Hough 
school,  1909;  East  high  school,  1913;  attended 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  14,  1921  to  Hazel  M.  Moorehouse;  mem- 
ber Brenton  D.  Babcock  lodge  No.  600,  F.  & 
A.  M.;  McKinley  Chapter  No.  181,  R.  A.  M.; 
Holy  rood  Commandery  No.  32  K.  T. ;  Lake 
Erie  Consistorv,  32nd  degree.  Residence:  2398 
Lee-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Ofliice:  237  Cham- 
plain-avg. 

HUGHES,  Hazel  Moorehonse;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  12,  1899;  daughter  Herbert  S.  and 
Martha  J.  (Quigley)  Moorehouse;  educated, 
Laurel  school,  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
14,  1921  to  Harold  Wesley  Hughes.  Resi- 
dence:   2398   Lee-rd.,   Cleveland  Hghts. 

HUGHES,  Ir^'ln  Lawrence,  born,  Eaton,  O. ; 
son  Robert  D.  and  Louise  (Radcliff)  Hughes; 
educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  to  Ella  Grace  DeKlyn — children, 
Mrs.  Monroe  Snider  and  Lawrence  D.  Hughes; 
sec.  treas.  and  director  Crawford  Realty  Co.; 
Crawford  Land  Co.  and  West  Sixth  Street 
Realty  Co.;  member  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity; 
Chagrin  Valley  Country  club.  Residence; 
2184  Delaware-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
7th   Floor,   Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

HUGHES,  Lawrence  DeKlyn,  with  The 
White  Co.;  born.  Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1893;  son 
Irving  L.  and  Ella  Grace  (DeKlyn)  Hughes; 
educated,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  April  24,  1918  to  Virginia  Estelle 
McBride — children,  Virginia  DeKlyn  Hughes: 
world  war,  lieut.  f<ir  service;  field  artillery 
observation;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2670  Hampshire- 
rd.     Oflice:   The  White   Co. 

HUGHES,  Thomaa,  minister;  born,  Brad- 
ford, Eng.,  Aug.  10,  1869;  son  John  and  Mary 
(Dufton)  Hughes;  educated,  English  schools; 
married,  England,  Dec.  7.  1893  to  Laura  Lock- 
wood — children,  Leonard  and  Gladys  Mary 
Hughes;     member     board     of     guardians     for 


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Drake's  ward,  two  years  In  riymouth,  Eng.; 
chairman  I'astors"  Union,  Cleveland.  1920-1921; 
chairman  Methodist  Ministers  assn.,  1924- 
1925;  member  executive  committee  Federated 
churches;  chairman  social  betterment  commit- 
tee Federated  churches;  member  Theatre  Com- 
mission; member  Welfare  General  board;  pas- 
tor at  SherrodsviUe,  O.,  three  years;  East 
Rochester,  O.,  two  years;  Mayfleld,  O.,  four 
years;  Rocky  River,  O.,  two  years;  Trinity  M. 
E.  church,  Cleveland,  eight  years;  trustee 
Goodwill  Industries;  member  Brooklyn  lodge 
No.  454.  F.  &  A.  M.  Recreation:  cricket  and 
baseball.     Residence:  1968  W.  99th-Bt. 

HIJKILL,  Edmund  L.,  traffic  manager; 
born,  Newark,  O.,  Aug.  8,  1889;  son  Elmer  T. 
and  Natalie  (Russell)  Hukill;  educated  New- 
ark, O.  public  schools;  married,  Detroit,  Mich., 
Oct.  16,  1919  to  Helen  R.  McCormick — chil- 
dren, Edmund  L.  Hukill,  Jr.;  Capt.  construc- 
tion division  Q.M.C.  U.S.A.;  traffic  mgr. 
Cleveland  Southwestern  Railway  &  Light 
Co.;  traffic  mgr.  and  director  Southwestern 
Bus  Co.;  member  B.  P.  O.  E.;  P.  &  A.  M.; 
traffic  club  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland  Passenger 
Traffic  club.  Recreation:  hunting  and  fish- 
ing. Residence:  12907  Clifton  Blvd.  Office: 
1670    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

HUKILL.  Emory  G.,  born,  Oil  City,  Pa., 
Oct.  3,  1883;  son  Geo.  Perlvins  and  Margaret 
(Lamberton)  Hukill;  Culver  Military  acade- 
my, 1903;  educated,  Mass.  Inst.  Technology, 
1907;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  14,  1911  to  Jean 
Campbell — children,  Emory  G.  and  Frances  C. 
Hukill;  pres.  American  Petroleum  Prod.  Co. 
and  Allegheny  Petroleum  Co.;  sec.  Akron  OH 
Co.;  sec.  and  treas.  Seaboard  OH  Corp.;  vice- 
pres.  Oriole  Co.;  director  Carnegie  Refg.  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Advertising  club  and  Cone- 
wango  club;  Chi  Phi  fraternity.  Residence: 
2524  Guilford-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1031  Williamson  Bldg. 

HUKILL,  Jean  Campbell,  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  1,  1884;  daughter  Oscar  James  and  Fannie 
(Fuller)  Campbell;  educated,  Miss  Mlttleberg-' 
er's  school:  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  married, 
Cleveland.  Sept.  14,  1911  to  Emory  G.  Hukill — 
children.  Emory  G.  and  Frances  Campbell  Hu- 
kill; member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
2524    Gullford-rd. 

IIULETT,  Frank  E.,  consulting  engineer; 
born  Unionville,  O.,  Oct.  24,  1875;  son  George 
H.  and  Addie  (Hutchins)  Hulett;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science,  B.  S.  1898,  M.  E.  1903;  married, 
Cleveland.  June  1,  1911  to  Minnie  Bullock;  in- 
ventor of  several  devices  used  on  great  lakes 
and  Atlantic  seaboard  for  loading  and  un- 
loading ship's  cargoes  of  Iron  ore  and  coal; 
pres.  The  Hulett  Engineering  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Engineering  society;  American  so- 
ciety of  Mechanical  Engineers;  Chamber  of 
Commerce  of  Cleveland  and  E.  Cleveland;  Phi 
Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Sigma  Xi  honorary 
society;  Masonic  lodge:  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  1830  Rosalind-ave.,  E.  Cleveland. 
Office:  4500  Euclld-ave. 

HULETT,  Ralph  Martin,  architect;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  28,  1873;  son  Martin  Paul 
and  Esther  (Fawcett)  Hulett:  educated,  pub- 
lic school,  1891;  studied  architecture  under 
special  tutors;  married,  Bradford  Pa.,  Aug. 
28,  1895  to  Clara  C.  Goodyear — children. 
Coulter  Townsend  Hulett;  architect  for  nu- 
merous buildings  In  Cleveland,  such  as  high 
class  apartments  and  residences,  The  Farm- 
ers" and  Mechanics'  Bank  Bldg.  and  lodge 
rooms  of  Brooklyn  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.;  Rich- 
mond Hotel,  Akron,  and  several  school  build- 


ings for  the  centralized  school  districts  ad- 
jacent to  Cleveland  and  Akron;  organizer 
and  head  of  Ralmar  Building  Service  and 
Sales  Organization;  member  Brooklyn  lodge. 
No.  454;  Tall  Cedars  of  Lebanon;  member 
High  Noon,  Mercatois  and  Mlspah  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  2225  E.  73rd  st.  Office: 
1104  Prospect-ave. 

HULL,  John  Ilnrtlett,  patent  lawyer;  born, 
Arlington,  Va.,  Oct.  31,  1866;  son  Truman  P. 
and  Eliza  E.  (Bartlett)  Hull;  educated,  Wash- 
ington high  school;  Cadet  school,  U.  S.  Reve- 
nue Cutter  service,  Columbia,  Univ.,  B.  S.; 
National  Law  school,  Washington,  D.  C. 
LL.B.;  married,  Macomb,  111.,  June  21,  1893 
to  Adelina  V.  Sommers — children,  two 
daughters  and  one  son;  cadet  3rd  lleut  and 
2nd  lleut.  U.  S.  Revenue  Cutter  service; 
patent  examiner  U.  S.  Patent  Office  eight 
years;  has  practiced  law  In  Cleveland  for 
over  23  years;  senior  member  of  firm  Hull, 
Brock  &  West;  director  The  Harris  Calor- 
ific Co.  and  The  Fuel  Saving  Heater  Corp.; 
member  Society  Automotive  Engineers; 
Cleveland  Engineering  society;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  member  Woodward  lodge,  P.  & 
A.  M. ;  Cleveland  chapter;  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory; Al  Koran  Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Shaker  Heights  Country,  High  Noon,  City 
and  Automobile  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence;  2862  Broxton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office;  1621  Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

HULL,  Mnnrloe  C,  manager  Royal  Type- 
writer Co.;  born,  Danbury,  Conn.,  Dec.  4,  1886; 
son  Thomas  A.  and  Agnes  J.  (Scott)  Hull; 
educated,  Cornell  and  Columbia  Unlvs. ;  mar- 
ried. New  York  City,  April  26,  1915  to  Bertha 
M.  Kain — children,  Marion  Scott  Hull;  director 
L.  H.  Slawson  Co.  and  Strang,  Hull  and  Gil- 
man:  member  Masonic  lodge;  Theta  Sigma 
Chi  fraternity;  Clvltan  club.  Residence:  13317 
Hazelwood-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  2082  E. 
4th    St. 

HUMEL,  Adolph  P..  banker;  born,  CHeve- 
land,  Feb.  12.  1871;  educated.  West  high 
school;  started  as  messenger  when  Pearl  St. 
Bank  was  opened;  was  sec.  and  treas.  when 
Clark-ave.  Sav.  and  Trust  Co.  and  Home 
Savings  Bank  merged  with  Pearl  St.  Bank 
In  1922;  pres.  Pearl  St.  Sav.  &  Trust  Co.; 
member  Ottawa  Shooting,  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Natl.  Town  &  Country  and  Bankers'  clubs. 
Residence:  3223  Daisy-ave. 

HUMISTON,  Harriet  Millar,  born,  Clrcle- 
vllle,  O.,  Oct.  9,  1861:  daiTghter  Adam  and 
Nancv  Millar;  educated,  Hill.sboro,  O.,  1880; 
married,  Circleville,  O.,  Oct.  30.  1884  to  Dr. 
Wm.  H.  Humiston — children.  Florence  L.  Har- 
rar  and  Wm.  Taylor  Humiston.  Residence: 
Wade  Park  Manor,  Cleveland,  and  Vero  Beach, 
Fla. 

HUMISTON,  W.  H.,  surgeon;  born,  Welling- 
ton, O.,  July  27.  1855;  son  Henry  D.  and  M. 
(Davison)  Humiston;  educated,  Long  Island 
college  hospital.  1879;  post  graduate  studies, 
Vienna.  Paris,  Berlin  and  London;  now  clini- 
cal professor  gvnecology,  medical  dept.  W.  R. 
U.;  married.  Circleville.  O.,  Oct.  30,  1884  to 
Harriet  M.  Millar — children,  Florence  Humis- 
ton Harrar,  Wm.  Taylor  Humiston  and  Evelyn 
Humiston  Keegan;  member  Cleveland  board  of 
health,  six  years;  pres.  Ohio  State  Medical 
assn.;  pres.  Cleveland  Medical  society;  prea. 
Assn.  of  Abdominal  Surgeons;  member  district 
board  of  appeals  for  northern  Ohio  during 
world  war;  gynecologist  In  chief  St.  Vincent's 
Charity  hospital:  visiting  gynecologist  City 
hospital;  prof,  clinical  gynecology  In  medical 
dept.  W.  R.  U. ;  vlce-pres.  and  director  The 
Pearl  St.  Savings  &  Trust  Co.;  director  Cham- 
ber  of   Commerce;    Union  and  Country   cluba 


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Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor.     Office:  202  Os- 
born    Bldgr. 

HUMMEL,  Ivy  Green,  born,  Morrison,  111., 
July  6.  1869;  daughter  John  Seymour  and 
Cornelia  (Williams)  Green;  educated,  public 
school.  Illinois;  Cincinnati  Conservatory  of 
Music,  Cincinnati,  O.;  married,  Morrison,  111., 
Dec.  2,  1890  to  Theodore  F.  Hummel — chil- 
dren, Stanley  G.,  Cornelia  W.  and  Philip  T. 
Hummel;  world  war,  Red  Cross  Woman's  Aux- 
iliary of  135th  F.  A.;  member  Western  Re- 
.serve  Chapter,  D.  A.  R.;  Woman's  Aux.  Trinity 
Cathedral;  Fortnightly  and  Women's  City 
clubg.      Residence:    1885   E.    75th   st. 

HUMMEL,,  PhiHp  Theodore,  salesman;  born, 
Morrison,  111.,  July  3,  1900;  son  Theodore  F. 
and  Ivy  (Green)  Hummel;  educated,  Kenyon 
college.  Ph.  B.,  1923;  member  Troop  A,  first 
Cleveland  cavalry,  O.  N.  G.;  sec.  and  treas. 
Kenvon  Alumni  assn.  of  Northern  Ohio;  mem- 
ber Psi  Upsilon  fraternity;  Maison  Francaise 
of  Cleveland:  University  club.  Recreation: 
horseback  riding  and  golf.  Residence:  1885  E. 
75th  St.     Office:  656   Rockefeller  Bldg. 

HUMMEL,  Theodore  F.,  insurance;  born, 
Shiloh,  N.  J.,  Sept.  29,  1864;  son  John  G.  and 
Harriet  B.  (Davis)  Hummel;  educated.  New 
Jersev  public  schools;  married.  Morrison,  111., 
Dec.  2,  1890  to  Ivy  Green — children,  Stanley 
G.,  Cornelia  W.  and  Philip  T.  Hummel;  supt. 
ocean  and  inland  marine  division  Aetna  Affili- 
ated companies.  Ohio  General  agency;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Sleepv  Hollow  Golf  clubs.  Residence:  1885  E. 
75th   St.     Office:   Leader   Bldg. 

HUMPHREY,  Dudley  Sherman;  recrea- 
tional amusement  and  popcorn;  born,  East 
Townsend,  Huron  County,  O.,  May  19,  1852; 
son  Dudley  Sherman  and  Mable  Truman 
(Fay)  Humphrey;  educated,  Buchtel  college. 
Akron;  married,  Wakeman,  O.,  Sept.  3,  1879 
to  Effie  DeEtta  Shannon — children,  Mable 
Elizabeth,  Harvey  John  and  H.  Louise  Hum- 
phrey; Independent  in  politics:  never  voted 
a  partv  ticket;  has  always  taken  great  in- 
terest in  civic  affairs  but  never  held  office; 
chairman  of  war  board:  chairman  State  of 
Ohio  Christian  Science  Welfare  activities  in 
the  world  war;  member  Ohio  Good  Roads 
Federation,  at  present  engaged  in  most  im- 
portant road  activity;  at  the  federation's 
insistence  the  legislature  created  joint  com- 
mittee to  study  road  conditions  with  view  of 
putting  state  highway  dept  on  a  better  basis; 
appointed  by  Gov.  Cox  on  Ohio  State  Advisory 
board,  1916-1920;  helped  organize  Ohio  State 
Good  Roads  Federation;  1909  and  served 
as  pres.  most  of  the  time;  Important  factor 
In  useful  road  laws  of  Ohio;  has  written 
much  for  papers  and  magazines  on  roads 
and  has  done  much  traveling  to  become 
posted;  left  college  at  21  years  of  age  to 
take  charge  of  big  oil  barrel  factory  that 
came  to  his  father  in  panic,  which  together 
with  two  brothers,  tried  to  save  thereby 
losing  1200  acre  farm  in  1890;  1891  tried 
training  colts,  old  Glenville,  two  years;  1892 
began  pushing  popcorn  rigs  on  streets  of 
Cleveland,  aided  by  brothers,  wife,  sister  and 
children;  1895  got  located  at  old  flsh  market 
on  Square  and  later  a  concession  at  Euclid 
Beach;  1901  received  possession  of  Euclid 
Beach  Park  when  old  company  failed;  1902  be- 
came owner  Euclid  Beach  Park;  1907  built  the 
Elyseum  ice  skating  rink  on  which  corner 
has  done  business  since  1893;  with  aid  of 
entire  family,  including  women  has  built  up 
most  successful  recreation  and  amusement 
business  of  record  with  watchword  "Nothing 
that  can  demoralize  or  depress;"  pres.  of 
Humphrey  Company,  a  family  concern  in 
which  no  one  is  allowed  to  embark  in  another 


business  and  no  one  outside  the  family  can 
be  taken  into  the  company;  member  Cleve- 
land Engineering  society;  pres.  Municipal 
Research  bureau;  trustee  Citizens  league; 
pres.  Ohio  Good  Roads  Federation;  member 
Cleveland  Automobile,  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Mid-day  and  City  clubs.  Residence:  Euclid 
Beach   Park.     Office:   same. 

HUMPHREY,      Georgre      Magoffin,      lawyer; 

born,  Saginaw,  Mich.,  March  8.  16'JU;  son  Natts 
Sherman  and  Caroline  (Magoffin)  Humphrey; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  married,  Saginaw, 
Mich.,  Jan.  15,  1913,  to  Pamela  Stark — children. 
Pamela,  Caroline  and  Gilbert  Natts  Humph- 
rey; executive  vice-pres.  M.  A.  Hanna  Co.; 
identified  with  Maternity  hospital;  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  School  of  Architecture;  mem- 
ber Tavern,  Union,  Hunt,  Kirtland  and  Mid- 
Day  clubs.  Residence:  2648  E.  Overlook-rd. 
Office:   Leader  Bldg. 

HUMPHREY,  Pamela  Stark;  born,  Saginaw, 
June  12,  1890;  daughter  Gilbert  M.  and  Helen 
(Little)  Stark;  educated,  Briar  cliff.  New 
York;  married,  Saginaw,  Jan.  15,  1913  to 
George  Magoffin  Humphrey — children,  Gil- 
bert Watts,  Caroline  and  Pamela  Humphrey; 
identified  with  Rainbow  hospital;  member 
Junior  League;  D.  A.  R. ;  Womens  City, 
Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Kirtland  and  Union 
clubs.  Residence:  2648  East  Overlook-rd. 
rd. 

HUMPHREYS,  Carl  L.,  vice  pres.  and  mgr.; 
born,  W.  Williamsfield,  O.,  Sept.  16.  1S69;  son 
O.  B.  and  Jennie  Humphreys;  educated,  New 
Lvnne  Inst.,  New  Lynn,  O. :  married,  Delaware, 
O.,  Oct.  8,  1894,  to  Eunice  M.  Wilcox — children, 
two;  vice  pres.  and  mgr.  The  Robert  F.  Mac- 
kenzie Co.;  32nd  degree  Mason  and  Al  Koran 
Shrine;  member  High  Noon  club.  Residence: 
2110   Cornell-rd.     Office:    1600   Woodland-ave. 

HUMPHREYS,  George  Morris,  representa- 
tive The  Travelers  In.surance  Company;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  4,  1891;  son  George  A.  and 
Elizabeth  (Morris)  Humphreys;  educated, 
University  school,  1904-1909;  Yale  Univ., 
1909-1912,  Ph.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
27,  1915  to  Daphne  McMillin — children,  Daphne 
Elizabeth  and  Morris  McMillin  Humphreys; 
world  war,  1st  lieut.  Ord.  dept.  U.  S.  army; 
associated  with  The  Trumbull  and  Mahoning 
Water  Co.;  member  University  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  hand-ball.  Residence:  2351 
Demington-dr.  Office:  600  Union  Mortgage 
Bldg. 

HUNGER,  Wm.  E.,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
14,  1893;  son  Wm.  and  Minnie  (Wolf)  Hunger; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  7,  1920  to  Alvina  F. 
Prange;  sec.  and  treas.  The  Knutsen  Motor 
Trucking  Co.;  vice-pres.  Ohio  Motor  Mutual 
Agency;  director  Ohio  Assn.  of  Commercial 
Haulers:  member  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Rotary,  Cleve- 
land Athletic  and  Breeze  Point  Fishing  clubs. 
Residence:  1412  Wagar-ave.,  Lakewood,  Office; 
E.    21st   St.   and   Oregon-ave. 

HUNKIN,  Mabelle  Hatchlnson,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  4,  1872;  daughter  Hugh  and  Rachel 
(Ditty)  Hutchinson;  educated,  C^leveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married,  Cleveland,  May  11.  1892 
to  William  James  Hunkin — children,  S.  Ev- 
erett, Alger  E.,  Elizabeth  and  Thirza;  Red 
Cross  work  during  war;  member  Women'.i 
City  and  Beverly  Hills  "VVomen's  clubs.  Re- 
reation:    golf   and    riding.      Residence:    17710 

HUNKIN,  Margaret  Perry,  born,  Green- 
ville. Ala.,  Oct.  12,  1895;  daughter  Henry 
Gaither  and  Nancy  (Flowers)  Perry;  edu- 
cated, Alabama  Girls  Tech.  Institute;  married, 
Montomery,  Ala.,  Mar.  9,  1918  to  Samuel  Ev- 
erett   Hunkin — children,    William    James    and 


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Nancy     Flowers     Hunkin.        Residence:     2984 
Claremont-rd. 

Hl'NKIN,  Samnel  Everett,  contractor;  born, 
Cleveland.  Feb.  21,  1893;  son  W.  J.  and  MabeHe 
(Hutchinson)  Hunkin;  educated,  Cornell  Univ. 
C.  E.;  married,  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Mar.  9.  191S 
to  Margaret  Perry — children.  William  James 
and  Nancy  Flowers  Hunkin;  captain  112th 
engrs.  37th  div.  asst.  G-2,  general  staff  37th 
div. ;  general  supt.  The  Hunkin  Conkey  Const. 
Co.;  treas.  The  Porlock  Co.;  member  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Union,  Country  and 
University  clubs.  Residence:  2984  Claremont- 
rd.     Office'.  Hunkin  Conkey  Bldg. 

Hl'NKIN,  AVilliam  James,  contractor;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  17,  1867;  son  James  and 
Thirza  (Fowler)  Hunkin;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  May  11, 
1892  to  Mabelle  Hutchinson — children.  S.  Ev- 
erett, Alger  E.,  Elizabeth  and  Thirza  Hunkin; 
contractor  for  high  level  bridge,  breakwater, 
Garfield  Bldg..  United  Bank  Bldg.,  McKinney 
Steel  Plant,  Fairmount  reservoir,  Cleveland; 
locks  and  dams.  Fort  Edward.  N,  Y.,  break- 
water, Huron,  O.,  illuminating  power  plant, 
Avon,  O.,  Goodyear  Tire  &  Rubber  and  Fire- 
stone Tire  &  Rubber,  Akron,  O.,  and  Kelley 
Springfield  Co..  Cumberland,  Md.;  pres.  Hun- 
kin &  Conkey  Const.  Co.;  vlce-pres.  Vlchek 
Tool  Co.;  director.  United  Bank  and  Walnut 
12th  St.  Realty  Co.;  pres.  Prospect  Oil  &  Gas 
Co.;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Cham- 
ber of  Industry;  Union,  Shaker,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Westwood  and  National  Town  and 
Country  clubs,  Cleveland;  Los  Angeles  Coun- 
try and  California  clubs,  Cal.  Recreation:  golf 
and  horseback  riding.  Residence:  17710 
Shaker-blvd.     Office:  Hunkin  &  Conkey  Bldg. 

HUNT,  Charles  T^'esley,  Dean,  Cleveland 
School  of  Education;  born.  CTharlestown,  N.  H., 
Oct.  20,  1880;  son  W^esley  A.  and  Rosie  J. 
(Bailey)  Hunt;  educated,  Vermont  Academy; 
Brown  Univ.,  1904;  Columbia  Univ.,  A.  M. 
1910;  Ph.  D.  1922;  married,  Sutton,  N.  H.,  Aug. 
8,  1912  to  Helen  Elizabeth  True  (deceased); 
married.  Mllford,  Pa..  June  5,  1915  to  Edna 
Margaret  Klaer — children,  Gordon  Ellsworth, 
Margaret  Klaer.  Katherine  and  John  David 
Hunt:  world  war,  served  on  draft  board,  New 
York  City;  teacher,  Vermont  academy,  1904-06, 
Moses  Brown  School,  1906-08,  Horace  Mann 
School.  N.  Y.  C,  1908-09;  principal,  Briarcllff 
pcbool,  N.  Y.,  1910-13;  asst.  secv.  Teachers 
College,  N.  Y,  C,  1914-16;  vlce-prln.  Horace 
Mann  school.  N.  Y.  C,  1918-21;  director  of 
exten.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1922-1924; 
dean  of  Cleveland  School  of  Education  since 
1924;  member  National  Educ.  assn.;  Phi  Delta 
Kappa  and  Chi  Phi  fraternities;  Masonic 
lodge;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Acacia  and  City 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis  and  garden- 
ing. Residence:  1613  Rydalmount-rd.  Office: 
Cleveland  School  of  Education.  Sterns-rd  and 
E.   109th  St. 

HIXT,  Chester  \%'.,  vice  pres.;  born,  Can- 
flcld,  O.,  Mar.  29.  1864;  son  Cornelius  C.  and 
Achsah  T.  (Hlne)  Hunt;  educated,  Canfleld 
Normal  school;  married,  Cleveland,  May  1. 
1921  to  Mary  E.  Peck — children,  Paul  B.  and 
Wayne  C.  Hunt  by  former  marriage  to 
Gertrude  Marsteller  (deceased);  vice  pres. 
The  Ohio-Buick  Co.  and  The  Motors 
Realty  Co.;  director  The  Engeln  Electric 
Co.;  member  Brenton  D.  Babcock,  No. 
600  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Youngstown  Chap- 
ter R.  A.  M.;  Cleveland  Council  R.  &  S.  M.; 
Coeur  de  Lion  Commandery;  Al  Slrat  Grotto; 
Al  Koran  Shrine;  Eastern  Star,  Youngstown; 
Odd  Fellows.  Youngstown;  Cleveland  Athletic. 
National    Town    &    Country,    Acacia    Country. 


Willowick  Country,  High  Noon  and  (Cleveland 
Automobile  clubs.  Residence:  10404  Brighton- 
rd.,   Bratenahl.     Office:    1927   E.  19th  st. 

HUNT,  William  Henry,  insurance;  born, 
Warren,  O.,  Jan.  20,  1868;  son  Wm.  B.  and 
Rebecca  (Myers)  Hunt;  educated,  public 
schools  of  Warren,  O.  and  Akron,  O. ;  mar- 
ried. Akron.  O,,  Oct.  12,  1912  to  May  Falr- 
chlld  Sanford;  pres.  The  Cleveland  Life  In- 
surance Co.  until  merged  with  Sun  Life  As- 
surance Co.  of  Canada;  now  chairman  board 
Sun  Life  Assurance  Co.;  director  The  Guard- 
Ian  Trust  Co.;  treas.  and  trustee  St.  Lukes 
hospital;  trustee  Hiram  house;  member  Union, 
Mayfleld  and  Rowfant  clubs.  Recreation: 
travel.  Residence:  Hollenden  Hotel,  Cleve- 
land. Terraced  Lakes,  Independence,  O. 
Ofnce:    1024   Guardian   Trust   Bldg. 

HUNTER.  Ralph  It.,  asst.  mgr.  Equitable 
Assurance  Assn.;  born,  Shlloh,  O.,  Apr.  3, 
1885;  son  Thomas  E.  and  Jennie  M.  (Oman) 
Hunter;  educated.  Shlloh  high  school  1903 
and  Mansfield  Ohio  business  college  1905; 
Citizens  league,  member  team  No.  1,  div.  A, 
Cleveland  Community  Chest,  very  active 
American  Protective  League,  world  war; 
member  Cleveland  Life  Underwriters  assn. 
and  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Western  Reserve 
Chapter  Sons  of  American  Revolution;  rinan- 
cial  sec.  Singers  club:  member  Mid-Day, 
Cedarhurst  and  Cleveland  clubs.  Recreation: 
singing,  golf  and  reading.  Residence:  2556 
Overlook-rd.      Office:    900    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

HUNTING,  James  L.,  general  contractor; 
born;  Massachusetts.  July  7.  18S3;  .son  Lewis 
P.  and  Ellen  J.  (Williams)  Hunting:  educated, 
high  school.  Templeton,  Mass.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  24,  1913  to  Inez  W.  Skinner;  struc- 
tural engineer  Brown  Hoist  Mach.  Co.,  1900- 
1914;  estlmater,  sales  engineer  and  district 
sales  manager  The  Austin  Co.,  1914-1920;  en- 
gineer in  charge  building  Discount  Bldg., 
1921-1922;  general  contracting  business  for 
himself  1923  to  date;  pres.  The  J.  L.  Hunting 
Co.;  director,  1859  East  17th  st.  Co.;  Euclid 
lodge.  No,  599  F.  &  A.  M.;  McKlnley  Chapter, 
No.  181  R.  A.  M.;  Woodward  Council.  No.  118; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Cleveland  Au- 
tomobile clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  base- 
ball. Residence:  3289  Clialfant-rd..  Shaker 
Hghta.      Office:    824    Guarantee   Title   Bldg. 

HUSBAND,  Adolph  O.,  pres. ;  born,  Neoga, 
111..  April  19.  1883;  son  John  T.  and  Mary 
(Wade)  Husband;  educated,  Neoga,  Illinois 
high  school;  Valparaiso  University  B.  S. ;  (IJhl- 
cago  Kent  College  of  Law  LL.B. ;  married, 
Medina,  O.,  Aug.  10,  1923  to  Olive  Florence 
Gill — children,  Ruth  and  William  Husband; 
pres.  The  A.  O.  Husband  Co.;  partner  Husband 
Bros..  Neoga,  111.;  member  Cleveland  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  U.  S.  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Alpha  Epsilon  fraternity;  Masonic  Blue  Lodge, 
fhapter,  Commandery,  Consistory  and  Shrine; 
Lakewood  Country,  Exchange,  City  and  Co- 
operative clubs.  Residence:  1356  Summit- 
ave.     Office:   1161  W.   11th  st. 

HISTON,  Arthur  Jay,  vice  pres.  and  sale* 
mgr.;  born  Delphi,  la.,  Aug.  5,  1869;  son  G»o. 
B.  and  Francella  M.  (Trowbridge)  Huston; 
educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Chicago.  111., 
Aug.  3,  1917  to  Alice  D.  Jones;  vice  pres.  The 
Aetna  Rubber  Co.  and  The  Scleral  Co.;  mem- 
ber. Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Willo- 
wick Country  and  Old  Colony  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  baseball  and  bowling.  Residence: 
2973  Somerton-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts.  Offlce: 
811-815   E.   79th   st. 

HUSTON,  Clarence  Pan!,  physician;  born, 
Cincinnati.  O..  Oct.  14,  1891;  son  Clarence  E. 
and    Anna    L.     (Newman)     Huston;    educated. 


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Adelbert  college,  A.  B.  1917  (magna  cum 
laude) ;  school  of  medicine,  Western  Reserve 
University,  M.  D.  1920;  Junior  pharmacologist, 
dermatological  unit,  section  of  pharmacology 
and  toxicology  at  American  University,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C  from  June  to  Oct.  1918;  interne, 
Cleveland  City  hospital  July  1,  1920  to  June 
30,  1921;  surgical  resident,  St.  Luke's  hos- 
pital, Cleveland.  July  1,  1921  to  June  30,  1922; 
senior  medical  resident,  Cleveland  City  hos- 
pital, July  1,  1922  to  June  30,  1923;  general 
practice  July  1,  1923  to  date;  physician  in 
out-patient  dept.  Cleveland  City  hospital  since 
Feb.  1,  1924;  asst.  visiting  physician  Cleveland 
City  hospital  since  July  1,  1924;  member 
Academy  of  Medicine  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland 
Medical  Library  a.ssn.;  Phi  Gamma  Delta,  Phi 
Beta  Kappa,  Nu  Sigma  Nu  and  Alpha  Omega 
Alpha  fraternities.  Residence:  3210  Dover- 
ave.     Office:   4234  Pearl-rd. 

HTTCHINS,  John  Corydon,  lawyer;  born, 
Warren,  O.,  May  8,  184U;  son  of  John  Hutch- 
ins;  mother's  maiden  name  Andrews;  educated, 
private  schools;  Oberlin  college  and  Albany 
law  school;  married.  Ravenna,  O..  Dec.  15, 
1861  to  Jane  Campbell — children,  Helen  (Mrs. 
T.  B.  Salisbury),  Jane,  Horace  C,  J.  Frank 
and  Carleton  C.  Hutchlns;  served  as  lieut.  in 
2nd  O.  v.  C.  in  Civil  War;  member  of  Cleve- 
land public  school  board;  prosecuting  attor- 
ney of  Cuyahoga  Co.;  judge  of  Municipal 
court;  member  and  pres.  of  Cleveland  public 
librarv:  Judge  of  Cuyahoga  County  Common 
Pleas  Court;  postmaster  of  Cleveland;  pres. 
Soldiers  and  Sailors  Monument  assn;  since  he 
came  to  Cleveland  in  1868,  he  has  taken  an 
active  part  in  all  civic  matters  and  has  served 
ofRciollv  the  city,  county,  state  and  nation. 
Recreation:  walking,  baseball  and  other  out 
door  sports.  Residence:  New  Amsterdam  Ho- 
tel.    Office:  1406  Schofield  Bldg. 

HUTCHINSON,  Cbarles  L.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  2.5.  1862;  son  John  F.  and  Emma  (Camp) 
Hutchinson;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married.  Cleveland.  Sept.  18.  1886  to 
Jean  Creech  Smith — children  John  T.,  Wil- 
liam S.  and  Gene  C.  Hutchinson;  member  of 
mobilization  committee  for  the  great  lakes; 
pres.  Hutchinson  &  Co.  and  Pioneer  S.  S.  Co.; 
director  Central  National  Bank.  Great  Lakes 
Towing  Co..  American  Ship  Building  Co., 
Clevelnnd  Mortgage  Co.,  Buckeye  S.  S.  Co. 
and  Inland  S.  S.  Co.;  Charles  L.  Camp  (grand- 
father) was  a  pioneer  of  Cleveland  and  one  of 
the  organizers  of  the  City  Bank  of  Cleveland 
in  184.5,  May  17th;  in  1865  this  bank  took  out 
its  charter  as  a  National  Bank  (National  City 
Bank)  and  is  still  known  as  such;  member 
Union  and  Westwood  clubs  and  Midwick  club 
of  Pasadena,  Calif.  Recreation:  golf  and 
hunting.  Residence:  13800  Lake-ave.  Ofllce: 
Rockefeller  Bldg. 

HIITCHIIVSON,  Jean  Creech  Smith,  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  1,  1869;  daughter  William  and 
Jean  (Creech)  Smith;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools;  married.  Cleveland.  Sept.  18.  1886 
to  Chailes  L.  Hutchinson — tnildren,  John  T., 
William  S.  and  Gene  C.  Hutchinson;  trustee 
Eliza  Jennings  Home;  Women's  board  of  St. 
I.iUke's  hospital;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:   13800  Lake  ave.,   Lakewood. 

HUTCHISON,  Winiam  J.,  minister;  born, 
Warnock,  Belmont  Co..  O.,  Dec.  27,  1876;  son 
Josei)h  H.  and  Mary  E.  (Foster)  Hutchison; 
educated,  Franklin  college.  B.  A..  A.  M..  D.  D.; 
Western  Theological  Seminary,  Pittsburgh,  B. 
D. ;  married,  Phillipsburg,  N.  J..  Jan.  8.  1907 
to  Elizabeth  Roseberry  Shimer  —  children, 
Elizabeth  Shimer  Hutchison;  world  war, 
speaker  and  minute  man  In  every  Red  Cross 
and  Liberty  Loan  drive;  volunteer  chaplain  at 


Camp  Dix,  N.  J.,  1918;  pastor  of  Westminster 
Memorial     Presbyterian     church.     Washington, 

D.  C,  1901-1905;  moderator  of  the  Presbytery 
of  Washington,  1904;  pastor  of  the  First  Pres- 
byterian church  of  Wellsville,  O.,  190.")-1909; 
pastor  of  First  Presbvterlan  church,  Kittan- 
ning.  Pa.,  Oct.  1909  to  Jan.  15,  192.5;  during 
this  pastorate  1100  persons  were  received  into 
the  communion  and  the  Sunday  school  enroll- 
ment and  attendance  was  increased  fully  200 
per  cent,  making  one  of  the  largest  Sunday 
schools  of  the  denomination  in  western  Pa.; 
also  a  new  gray  stone  edifice  was  erected  at 
a  cost  of  $250,000.00;  now  pastor  of  Boulevard 
Presbyterian  church;  Dr.  Hutchison's  services 
have  been  much  in  demand  as  a  lecturer  and 
public  speaker  on  religious,  civic  and  fraternal 
subjects;  member,  Kittanning  lodge.  No.  244, 
F.  and  A.  M.,  Oriental  Royal  Arch  Chapter 
No.  247,  Kittanning,  Pa.,  and  Pittsburgh  Com- 
mandery  No.  1;  K.  T.  and  High  Noon  club. 
Cleveland.  Residence:  The  Commodore,  Euclid- 
ave.  and  Ford-dr.  Office:  Boulevard  Presby- 
terian Church,   E.   Blvd.  and   Superior-ave. 

HVDE,  Charles  A.,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  19.  1884;  son  Averill  L.  and  Mary 
(Marshall)  Hyde;  educated.  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science,  B.  S. ;  Baldwin  Wallace  Uni- 
versity, LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  6, 
1914  to  Gladys  Knoft;  world  war,  loan  and 
regietration;  attorney  since  1912;  member 
Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity;  S2nd  degree 
Mason;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
3065  Chadbourne-rd,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
721  B.  of  L.   E.  Bldg. 

HYDE,  Hazard  Robinson,  engineer;  born, 
Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  Dec.  12.  1895;  son  Frank  H. 
S.  and  Helen  (Robinson)  Hyde;  educated.  Taft 
school,  Watertown.  Conn.,  1912-1916;  Sheffield 
Scientific  school,  Yale  University,  1916-1917; 
left  college  to  enlist  in  1917;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  9,  1924.  to  Jean  D.  MacBain;  world 
war,  mine  force,  U.  S.  Atlantic  fleet;  North 
Sea  mine  barrage;  Lieut.  J.  G. ;  member  St. 
Elmo  club  of  Yale  Universitv;  "The  Yale  club 
of  New  York  City.     Office:  National  City  Bldg. 

HYDE,  Jean  Donald  MacBaIn,  born,  Jack- 
son, Mich.,  May  28,  1900;  daughter  Donald 
Robertson  and  Mary  A.  (Singer)  MacBain; 
educated,  Hathaway-Brown  school;  Cleveland 
National  Cathedral  school,  Washington,  D.  C. ; 
was  graduated  from  former  1918,  following 
two  years  spent  at  latter  and  graduated  1920; 
married.  Cleveland,  Feb.  9,  1924  to  Mr.  Hazard 
Robinson  Hyde  of  Englewood,  N.  J.;  member 
Junior  league  of  Cleveland.     Residence:   2833 

E.  Derbysnire. 

HYDE.  AVIlbur  H.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland.  Oct.  31,  1872;  son  Milo  N.  and  Helen 
(Kilby)  Hyde:  educated,  Willoughby  high 
school;  pres.  The  Abner  Royce  Co.;  treas. 
Lakewood  Engineering  Co.;  director  Clayton 
C  Townes  Co.  and  J.  L.  Free  Co.;  pres.  Na- 
tional Assn.  of  Direct  Selling  Cos.  Inc.  1925- 
1926;  member  Chamber  of  (Commerce;  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Shaker  Heights  Country  and 
Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Residence:  1532 
Ansel-rd.     Office:  5805   Hough-ave. 

HYRE,  Sarah  E.  Cadwallader,  born.  Summit 
Co.;  daughter  Thomas  Miflin  and  Nancy  (Car- 
lisle) Cadwallader;  educated,  Buchtel  college 
honorary  degree  1906;  married,  Akron,  O., 
April  15,  1886  to  Alonzo  E;ugene  Hyre — chil- 
dren, Rexford  Cadwallader  and  Raymond  Eu- 
gene; member  Board  of  Education  1905-1912; 
clerk-treas.  1912-1924;  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma 
fraternity;  Daughters  American  Rev.;  mem- 
ber Service  Star  Legion,  Brooklyn  Civic 
League.  Republican  Women  of  Ohio,  Wom- 
en's, Business  Women's  and  Lakewood  Rep. 
clubs.     Office:  805  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 


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inERSHOFr,  Adolph  Ernest,  oculist;  born, 
Toledo,  O.,  Apr.  17.  1877;  son  L,.  J.  A.  and 
Helena  (Weber)  Ibershoff;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Michigan,  1903,  M.  D.  post  graduate  study  at 
Vienna.  Austria,  1909-1910;  married.  Ware, 
Mass..  Apr.  26,  1910,  to  Mary  Storrs — children, 
Jerane  Storrs,  Helena  Weber  and  Adele  Draper 
Ibershoff;  world  war,  capt.  M.  R.  C.  Base  hos- 
pital No.  105,  service  in  France;  served  on  U. 
S.  S.  Yo.semite  in  Spanish-American  war;  asst. 
to  the  chair  of  eye,  ear,  nose  and  throat  Univ. 
of  Michigan,  1903-1905;  fellow  American  Col- 
lege of  Surgeons;  opthalmologist  to  Huron 
Road  hospital.  Recreation:  gardening  and 
hunting.  Residence:  2366  Stillman-rd.  Office: 
610  Rose  Bldg. 

IBERSHOFF,  Mary  Storris.  born,  Ware, 
Mass.,  Feb.  22,  1875;  daughter  John  H.  and 
Emma  Jerane  (Draper)  Storrs;  educated, 
Smith  college,  1896,  A.M.;  married,  Ware, 
Mass.,  April  26,  1910,  to  Dr.  Adolph  E.  Ibers- 
hoff— children,  Jerane  Storrs,  Helene  Weber 
and  Adele  Draper  Ibershoff;  member  Wom- 
en's City  club.     Residence:    2366  Stillman-rd. 

IGLALER,  Jny,  sec.  and  treas.;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  21,  1882;  son  Joseph  and  Ray  (Kron- 
thal)  Iglauer;  educated,  Cleveland  Central 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1911, 
to  Bertha  Good — children,  Jane  S.  and  Edith 
T.  Iglauer;  world  war,  lieut.  of  company  In 
American  Protective  League;  chairman,  postal 
affairs  committee  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce;  vice  chairman  Controller's  Congress  of 
The  National  Retail  Dry  Goods  assn. ;  member 
Citizen's  Taxation  committee  and  Taxation 
commitee  N.  R.  D.  G.  A.,  1925;  chairman  In- 
surance committee  controller's  congress,  N. 
R.  D.  G.  A. ;  member  public  expenditures  com- 
mittee C.  A.  B.  O.  M.  A.;  ex-chairman  commit- 
tee on  standardization  of  accounting,  National 
Retail  Dry  Goods  assn.;  sec,  treas.  and  di- 
rector, Halle  Bros.  Co.;  vice-pres.,  Radiant  Silk 
Mills,  Elyria,  O.,  and  Prospect  Properties  Co.; 
pres.  Alco  Realty  Co.;  sec.-treas.  The  Halle 
Bros.  Realty  Co.;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Cleveland  Advertising,  City,  Mid-Day, 
Oakwood  and  Excelsior  clubs.  Recreation: 
horseback  riding.  Residence:  2573  Stratford- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  care  of  The 
Halle   Bros.   Co.,   Euclid-ave. 

INGALIiS,  Albert  Stiinson,  asst.  vice-pres. 
N.Y.C.R.R.;  born,  Cincinnati,  O..  Feb.  27.  1874; 
son  M.  E.  and  Abbie  (Stimson)  Ingalls;  edu- 
cated. Harvard,  1896,  A.  M.;  married,  Cincin- 
nati Apr.  12,  1898,  to  Jane  E.  Taft — children, 
David  S..  Albert  S.  and  Anne  Taft  Ingalls;  di- 
rector, Toledo  Terminal  R.  R.,  Lake  Erie  & 
Pgh.  R.  R.,  Virginia  Hot  Springs  Co.  and  Co- 
lumbia Axle  Co.;  member  Union,  Mayfleld, 
Country,  Kirtland,  Athletic  and  Mid-Day 
club.s.  Residence:  11808  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Of- 
fice:   1318   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

IXGAI.,I..S.  David  SInton,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  28,  1899;  son  Albert  S.  and 
Jane  (Taft)  Ingalls;  educated,  St.  Paul's 
school.  Concord,  N.  H.,  1912-1916;  Yale  Univ., 
1916-1920,  B.  A.;  Harvard  Law  School,  1920- 
1923,  Ph.D.  L  married.  Glen  Cove.  L.  I.,  N.  Y., 
June  27,  1922  to  Louise  Harkness — children, 
Edith  and  Jane  Ingalls;  world  war,  enlisted 
U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  March  26,  1917;  foreign  service 
Sept.  23,  1917  to  Dec.  2.  1918;  released  from 
active  duty  Jan.  2,  1919;  awarded  British 
distinguished  flying  cross  and  U.  S.  dis- 
tinguished service  cross;  attorney  In  firm 
Squire,  Sanders  &  Dempsey,  member  Union, 
Tavern,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Kirtland  Coun- 
try, Country  and  Yale  clubs.  Re.sidence:  10723 
East-blvd.     Office:   1857  Union  Trust  Bldg. 


IN'G.\M.S.  Dorothy  Datta,  born.  Klngsvllle, 
O. ;  daughter  Cyrus  C  and  Anna  E.  (Laird) 
Ingalls;  educated.  College  for  Women,  W.  R. 
U.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  30,  1910,  to  Dr. 
N.  William  Ingalls — children,  Virginia  and 
Laird  Ingalls;  one  time  secy,  of  Political 
Equality  league;  honorary  member  Nu  Sigma 
I'hl  medical  fraternity;  former  pres,  of  Supe- 
rior P.  T.  A.  and  of  Friday  Philanthropic  club; 
member  Woman's  assn.  of  First  Methodist 
Episcopal  church.  Recreation:  traveling  and 
horticulture.  Residence:  1720  Holyoke-ave.,  E. 
Cleveland. 

IiVGALLS,  Lioultie  HarkneiM.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  5,  1898;  daughter  William  L.  and 
Edith  (Hale)  Harkness;  educated.  Miss  Chap- 
In's  school.  New  York  City;  Westover  school, 
Middlebury,  Conn.;  married.  Glen  Cove,  L.  I., 
June  27,  1922,  to  David  Sinton  Ingall.s — chil- 
dren, Edith  Ingalls  and  Jane  Ingalls;  world 
war,  American  Red  Cross,  social  service  and 
canteen  work;  affiliated  with  Rainbow  hos- 
pital; member  Women's  City  club,  Cleveland, 
Colony  club,  New  York.  Residence:  10723 
East-blvd. 

IIVGALLS,  IV.  William,  asso.  prof,  of  anat- 
omy, W.  R.  U.;  born  La  Grange.  O.,  1880;  son 
M.  W.  and  Laura  V.  (Johnson)  Ingalls;  edu- 
cated, Baldwin  Univ.  1901,  B.  S.;  Western  Re- 
serve University,  1905,  M.  D.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, 1910,  to  Dorothy  A.  Butts — children,  one 
son  and  one  daughter;  world  war,  member  Med- 
ical Advisory  board  and  National  board  of 
medical  examiners;  research  work  in  Germany, 
1906-07,  In  England,  1913,  and  in  Baltimore, 
1916-17;  member  A.  A.  A.  S.,  American  Assn. 
of  Anatomists;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Cleveland  Medical  Library;  Pasteur  club; 
(medical)  Phi  Rho  Sigma  and  (medical,  hon- 
orary) Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities;  Uni- 
versity club.  Residence:  1720  Holyoke-ave.,  E. 
Cleveland.  Office:  School  of  Medicine,  W. 
R.  U. 

INGERSOLL,  Charles  Bitdiop,  manufacturer; 
born,  Hudson,  O.,  Mar.  30,  1885;  son  Alvln 
Fuller  and  Delia  (Bishop)  Inger.soU;  educated, 
Oberlin  and  graduated  from  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  19,  1911 
to  Marie  Younglove  Merlam — children,  Ed- 
mund Meriam,  Charles  B.  and  Jonathan  Ed- 
wards Ingersoll;  pres..  The  Cornwell  Quality 
Tools  Co.;  director  Union  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
member  CTleveland  Engineering  society  and 
American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers; 
Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  University  and 
Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2501  Marlboro-rd.  Office: 
5716   Euclid-ave. 

INGERSOLL,        Cornelia        Howard,        born. 

Painesville.  O.,  1841;  daughter  Alanson  and 
Cornelia  (Converse)  Saunders;  educated,  Lake 
Erie  Seminary,  Painesville,  O. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, 1870  to  George  Lyman  Ingersoll — chil- 
dren, Howard  Lyman,  Helen  Gertrude,  Albert 
Converse,  Alanson  Saunders  and  Ruth  Corne- 
lia Ingersoll;  formerly  principal  of  Brownell 
St.  school;  prominent  In  former  Euclid  St. 
Presbyterian  church  and  Church  of  the  Cove- 
nant.    Residence:  2059  E.  71st-st. 

INGERSOLL.  John  Marvin,  surgeon;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  Mar.  11,  1869;  son  Wilbur  M. 
and  Rosaline  C.  (Stone)  Ingersoll;  educated, 
Adelbert  college.  A.  B.,  1891,  A.  M.,  1896;  Med- 
ical dept.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.  D.  1893; 
world  war,  colonel  medical  corps,  active  duty 
two  years ;  Emeritus  professor  of  oto-laryngol- 
ogy,    medical    dept.    W.    R.    U.;    consulting   oto- 


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laryngolofflst,  Lakeside  hospital;  member 
American  Laryngrologlcal  assn. ;  American 
Ololopical  society;  American  Laryngologlcal, 
Rhlnologlcal  and  Otological  society;  American 
Academy  Ophthalmology  and  Oto-laryngology, 
American  College  of  Surgeons;  American 
Meidcal  assn.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Delta  Kappa  Epsllon  fraternity;  Union 
and  University  clubs.  Recreation:  motoring. 
Residence:  2218  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    1020   Huron-rd. 

INGERSOLL.  Marie  Merlam.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  26,  1887;  daughter  Edmund  B.  and 
Oornelia  (Younglove)  Meriam;  educated,  Misa 
Mittleberger's  and  Ogontz  schools;  married, 
Cleveland.  Apr.  19,  1911  to  Charles  B.  Inger- 
Boll — children,  Edmund  Meriam,  Charles  B. 
and  Jonathan  Edwards  Ingersoll;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2501  Marlboro-rd. 

1NGER.SOI.I,.  Helen  G.,  teacher;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  George  L.  and  Cornelia 
(Saunders)  Ingersoll;  educated.  Lake  Erie  col- 
lege, B.  A.,  Columbia  Univ.  and  Cleveland 
School  of  Education;  head  of  Latin  dept.,  East 
high  school;  member  American  Philological 
assn.;  The  Classical  League;  Lake  Erie  Col- 
lege Alumnae  assn.  of  Cleveland;  College, 
Women's  City  and  Saturday  Literary  clubs- 
Church  of  the  Covenant  (Presbyterian).  Rec- 
reation; music,  drama,  travel,  country.  Resi- 
dence: 2059  E.  71st-st.  Office:  East  high 
Bchool. 

INGHAM,  Roena  Alice,  librarian;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  Henry  and  Sarah  (Starr) 
Ingham;  eoucated,  West  high  school;  Hiram 
college;  formerly  supervisor  of  small  branches 
Cleveland  Public  Library;  librarian  Carnegie 
uest  branch;  organized  and  opened  Lakewood 
Public  Library  and  has  been  librarian  there 
since  1916;  member  American  Library  assn.- 
vice-pres.  Ohio  Library  assn.;  director  Lake- 
wood  Woman's  club;  member  Hiram  club 
Residence:  1460  Lakeland-ave.  Office:  15425 
Detroit-ave. 

INGR AHAM,  George  Hant,  architect;  born, 
New  Bedford,  Mass.,  Mar.  17.  1870;  son  Andrew 
and  Mary  Eva  (Hunt)  Ingraham;  educated, 
Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  1892,  B.  S 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1922,  to 
Ethel  M.  Shoemaker;  started  In  practice  of 
architecture  1895;  came  to  Cleveland.  1918  dur- 
ing war  to  take  charge  of  Cathedral  Latin 
school;  started  practice  in  Cleveland,  1920- 
vice-pres.  Cleveland  chapter  Laymen's  league' 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  City  club- 
assoc.  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board. 
Recreation:  golf  and  chess.  Residence:  1705 
Elslncre-st.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  2134  B  F 
Keith    Bldg. 

TIVMAIV.  Amle  G.,  teacher  of  applied  art, 
Lincoln  high  scl^ool;  born,  Burrllvllle.  R.  I.. 
May  24.  1882;  daughter  Agusta  W.  and  Evelyn 
?o«^*^^®''^-  educated.  Masslilon  high  school 
1899;  Harcourt  Place  seminary.  1901;  normal 
diploma  N.  Y.  school  of  Fine  and  Applied  Art, 


1909-  also  studied  at  Students  League  in  New 
York;  post  graduate  work  at  Teachers  col- 
lege and  Paris  branch  of  New  York  School  of 
Fine  and  Applied  Art;  completing  course  in 
vocational  therapy  when  Armistice  was  de- 
clared; teacher  of  drawing  in  Massillon  pub- 
lic schools,  1908-1909;  teacher  of  Applied  Art 
Lincoln  high  school  since  Sept.  1909;  head  of 
art  dept.  since  Sept.  1923;  formerly  1st  vic^e- 
pres.  Cleveland  Teachers'  Federation;  for- 
merly vice-pres.  then  pres.  Ohio  League  ot 
Teachers  organizations;  member  original 
Tenure  committee  that  formed  Business  & 
Professional  Women's  club  of  Cleveland; 
member  first  board  of  directors  and  chairman 
of  constitution  committee;  commute  of  100 
who  sponsored  proportional  representation; 
advisory  committee  Citizens  league;  National 
Educational  assn.  Recreation:  swimming, 
horseback  riding.  Residence:  3174  W.  14th-st. 
Office:  Lincoln  hieh  school. 

IRELAND,  Elizabeth  Ring:,  born,  Saginaw, 
Mich.,  April  3,  1S91;  daughter  (Jlark  Lombard 
and  Lizzie  Palmer  (Merrill)  Ring;  educated, 
Dobbs  Ferry.  Miss  Masters  school;  married. 
Saginaw.  Mich..  Jan.  8,  1813  to  James  Duane 
Ireland — children,  one;  identified  with  Rain- 
bow hospital;  national  and  local  St.  Barnabas 
Guild  for  Nurses;  St.  Agnes  Guild  of  Trinity 
Cathedral;  member  Kirtland.  Country,  Union. 
Garden  and  Folio  clubs  of  Cleveland;  York 
c?ub  of  New  York.  Residence:  12521  Lake 
Shore-blvd. 

IRISH,  ChaH.  F.,  arborist;  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  4,  1891;  son  W.  E.  and  Alice  (Weedon) 
Irish;  educated,  I.S.U.  Imperial  college  of 
Science  and  Technology,  London,  Eng. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  22,  1921,  to  Louise  L. 
Minnick;  world  war  In  37th  div. ;  pres.  Chaa. 
F.  Irish  Co.,  Inc.;  member  American  Promo- 
logical  society;  Ohio  State  Forestry  Assn.; 
Ohio  Horticultural  society:  Knights  Templar; 
Scottish  Rite,  32nd  degree;  American  Legion; 
Glcnville  Corner  club.  Residence:  418  E. 
105th-st.      Office:   414   E.   105th-st. 

IRVIN,  Adnlyn  Robr,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
19,  1889;  daughter  Luther  Abbott  and  Ade- 
line (Lane)  Roby;  educated.  Hough  school; 
East  high  school;  Bradford  Academy;  Laurel 
school;  married.  Cleveland,  March  24,  1917  to 
Ray  Warren  Irvln — children,  Frank  Loy  and 
Jean  Irvin;  member  Women's  City  club.  Res- 
idence: 2948  Torrington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

IRVINE,  Atlrlan,  physician;  born,  San  An- 
tonio, Tex.,  July  14,  1897;  son  Louis  Clarke  and 
Julia  (Uphami  Irvine;  educated,  Univ.  of  Ala- 
bama, 1918.  B.  S. ;  Western  Reserve  Unlr., 
1922,  M.  D. ;  married.  Cleveland,  March  21, 
1923  to  Charlotte  Hopkins-  children,  Thomas 
Clarke  Irvine;  interne  St.  Luke's  hospital, 
1922-1923;  medical  resident  St.  Luke's  hospi- 
tal, 1923-1924;  entered  practice  of  medicine 
July  1.  1923;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  Ohio  State  Med.  assn.;  Delta  Sigma. 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fra- 
ternities; Arch  club,  Univ.  of  Ala.  Residence: 
2252   Bellfield-rd.     Office:   8314   Euclld-ave. 


JACKMAN,  Arthur  E.,  electrical  engineer; 
born,  Peabody,  Mass.,  June  29,  1878;  son 
Thomas  H.  and  Ellen  R.  (Emerson)  Jackman; 
educated,  Peabody,  Mass.  high  school;  Martin 
Electrical  Institute;  Edison  General  Electric 
Co.;  married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  May  15,  1910  to 
Anna  H.  Barkley — children,  Arthur  E.,  Thomas 
B.  and  Ann  B.  Jackman;  manager  Willimantlc, 
Conn.  Electric  Light  and  Gas  Co.;  rebuilt  the 
Sea  View  R.  R.;  Kingston  to  Narragansett  Pier 


R.  R. ;  built  St.  Louis,  Columbia  and  Waterloo 
R.  R.  in  Illinois.  1912-1913;  dlst.  sales  manager 
Apollo  Magneto  Corp..  Kingston.  N.  Y. ;  mem- 
ber Society  of  Automotive  Engineers;  Cleve- 
land Athletic  club.  Residence:  1741  Allandale- 
ave.     Office:   1226  Ontario-st. 

JACKSON,  Elwell  Ransom,  automotive  and 
mechanical  engineer;  born  Trenton,  N.  J., 
April    13,    1887;   son    Alfred    Osier   and   Sallle 


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Elma  (Tidd)  Jackson:  class  orator,  Trenton, 
N.  J.,  high  school.  1901;  Mass.  Institute  of 
Technology,  190C-1908;  special  student  in  me- 
chanical engineering;  married.  Chicago.  111., 
Aug.  23,  1924  to  Nell  I^ouise  Jobson— clilldren 
by  former  marriage,  Jane  Warren  and  Elwell 
Rnnsom;  world  war.  1st  lleut.  Ordnance  dept. 
U.  S.  army,  1917-1919;  army  inspector  of  ord- 
nance, in  cliarge  of  inspection  and  test  of  mu- 
nitions, automotive  equipment,  macliine  tools, 
etc.,  in  more  than  fifty  plants;  ordnance  ob- 
server, first  transcontinental  motor  convoy, 
Washington,  D.  C.  to  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  1919; 
in  charge  of  salvage  of  manufacturing  equip- 
ment, etc.  1920;  mechanical  engineer,  Syra- 
cuse Gas  Works,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  1910;  sales 
engineer,  Vincent  P.  Padula,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  1911;  dist.  mgr.  C.  J.  Tagliabue  Mfg.  Co., 
San  Francisco,  Cal.,  1912;  mgr.  mach.  dept., 
Berger  &  Carter  Co,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  and 
chairman  machinery  exhibitors'  assn.,  P.  P.  I. 
Exposition,  1916;  mechanical  engineer  Ed- 
ward Board,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  asst.  chief 
engineer,  Rocl<  Island  arsenal.  Rock  Island, 
111.,  1919;  sec.  and  supt.  Square  Turn  Tractor 
Co.,  Norfolk,  Nebraska,  1921;  commercial 
engineer.  Climax  Engineering  Co.,  Clinton, 
la.  and  in  full  charge  of  Cleveland  office 
since  1922;  director  of  sales.  Hercules  Motors 
Corporation,  Canton,  O.,  1925;  National  sales 
engineer.  The  White  Co.,  Cleveland,  since 
1926;  awarded  Victory  Medal,  world  war: 
member  American  Society  of  Mechanical 
Engineers;  Society  of  Automotive  Engineers; 
American  Petroleum  Institute;  American  Le- 
gion; Loyal  lodge.  No.  181,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Daven- 
pirt  Chapter,  No.  16,  R.  A.  M. ;  St.  Simon  of 
Cyrene  Commandery,  K.  T. ;  Capital  City 
council,  No.  7,  Loyal  assn.;  Society  of  Ameri- 
can Officers,  New  York;  National  Town  and 
Country.  High  Noon  and  Cleveland  Automo- 
bile clubs:  Clinton  (la.)  Country  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  swimming,  motoring,  dancing, 
bridge,  radio,  music,  reading,  horse  racing 
and  outdoor  exercise.  eRsldence:  1560  Ansel- 
rd.      Office    E.    79th-st. 

JACKSON.  Jnmes  F..  charity  worker;  born, 

Wabasha.  Minn.,  Aug.  16,  1861;  son  William 
Sharpless  and  Mary  Augusta  (Pendleton) 
Jackson;  educated,  public  schools;  Carleton  col- 
lege, 1883;  honorary  degree  L.  H.  D.  in  1921; 
married,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  June  4,  1885  to  Linda 
C.  Pomroy;  chairman  of  board.  Round  Grove 
Township,  Minn.,  1885;  sec.  of  Minn,  state 
board  of  correction  and  charities,  1898  to 
1901;  director  of  municipal  dept.  of  charities 
and  correction  of  Cleveland  in  1910  and  1911; 
chairman  exemption  board  No.  7,  1917;  hard- 
wood lumber  business,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  1886- 
1890;  entered  charity  work  Oct.  1,  1892,  and 
has  held  executive  positions  in  St.  Paul,  New 
York,  Minneapolis  and  Cleveland  successively 
since;  executive  in  the  development  of  the 
Cleveland  Associated  Charities  from  the  small- 
est beginning  in  1904  to  its  present  status; 
affiliated  with  Welfare  Federation  and  associ- 
ate to  Director  Haynes  of  the  Welfare  Feder- 
ation since  1924;  chairman  committee  of  Red 
Cross  Disaster  Relief.  1906-1924;  chairman  of 
board  in  charge  of  the  Social  Service  Clearing 
House,  since  its  organization  In  1915;  director 
division  of  social  administration  School  of 
Applied  Sciences.  W.  R.  U. ;  First  National 
Bank  of  Wabasha,  Minn.;  member  National 
Conference  of  Social  Work,  33  years;  mem- 
ber American  Assn.  of  Social  Workers,  re- 
ceived silver  medal  from  International  Ex- 
hibits In  Pars  n  1898;  trustee  Carleton  col- 
lege, 1895-1920;  member  Cleveland  Phlosophi- 
cal  club;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  City  club. 
Office:    614    Electric    Bldg. 

JACKSON,   John,    born,    Goshen,    Ind.,    1876; 
son  Dr.  Amos  Carr  and  Sarah  E.   (Burnham) 


Jackson;  sec.  The  Whltmer- Jackson  Co.;  as- 
sociated with  Capitol  Endowment  Co.  and 
Lake  Erie  Trust  .Co.;  member  Shaker  Heights 
Country,  Hermit  and  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  1875  E.  84th-st.  Office:  1996  W. 
3rd-st. 

JACKSON,  Ward  Barnham,  manufacturer; 
born,  Goshen,  Ind.,  March  19,  1874;  son  Dr. 
Amos  Carr  and  Sarah  L.  (Burnham)  Jackson; 
educated,  Goshen,  Ind.  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  1,  1912  to  Maurice  Shurmer 
Young — children,  Elizabeth  Shurmer  Young, 
Mary  Elizabeth  and  Ann  Burnham  Jackson; 
world  war,  dept.  of  buildings;  furnishing 
millwork  for  army  and  navy  dept.,  manufac- 
turing   walnut    gun    stocks;    pres.    The    Whlt- 


JACKSON,  William  Harry,  life  Insurance; 
born,  Austinburg.  O.,  May  6,  1882;  son  Thos. 
W.  and  Mary  E.  (Hill)  Jackson;  educated.  Cul- 
ver Military  Academy;  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1905  to  Mildred 
Hart — children,  Jean  Jackson;  member  Cleve- 
land Life  Underwriters  Assn.;  Culver  Legion; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Varsity  "R" 
club;  Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Acacia  Country,  Cleveland  (pres.)  and 
Masonic  clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  football  and 
baseball.  Residence:  3151  Coleridge-rd. 
Office.  1440  Leader  Bldg. 

JACOBI,  Stella  M.  Hayes,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Lester  and  Sabra  C.  (Giddinga) 
Hayes;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  to  John  Giller  Jacobl — ■ 
children.  Blanche  W.,  Clara  A.,  Cora  Louise, 
Lester  Hayes,  Walter  T.  and  Norman  LeRoy 
Jacob!;  formerly  sec.  The  Republican  Women's 
League;  sec.  The  Woman's  Club  House  Assn. 
Co.  eight  years;  treas.  and  now  pres.  The  Re- 
publication Women  of  Ohio;  past  pres.  The 
Republican  Women  of  Ohio  Building  Co.; 
member  Daughters  of  Founders  and  Patriots 
of  America;  has  been  local  and  state  pres. 
Service  Star  Legion;  Western  Reserve  chap- 
ter, D.  A.  R. ;  past  state  pres.  Daughters  of 
1912,  and  member  Commodore  Perry  chapter; 
Woman's,  Women's  City  and  Cleveland  Olla 
Podrlda  clubs;  Cleveland  Federation  of 
Women's  clubs;  League  of  Women  Voters, 
Residence:  11350  Hessler-rd.  Office:  527 
Hotel  Statler. 

JACOB  Y,  Carl  A.,  district  mgr.;  born, 
Cleveland,  April  14,  1878;  son  John  and  Kath- 
erine  (Kaiser)  Jacoby;  educated,  St.  Ignatius 
college;  married,  Cleveland  to  May  B.  Doty — 
children,  Kathryn  E.,  Coleeta  C.  and  Juanita 
M. ;  dist.  mgr.  Dexter  Folder  Co.,  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
and  Cleveland  Graphic  Arts  clubs.  Residence: 
1903  Farmington-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office: 
811  Prospect-ave. 

JACOBY,  Hurlbut  Smith,  engineer  and 
builder;  born,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Feb.  7,  1886; 
son  Henry  S.  and  Laura  Louise  (Saylor)  Ja- 
coby; educated,  Cornell  Univ.,  1908,  A.  B.  and 
1910.  C.  E. ;  married,  Oneonta,  N.  Y.,  June  26. 
1912  to  Betsey  Farley— children.  Saylor,  Mary 
Vaughn  and  Betsey  Ann  Jacoby;  contracting 
engineer  McCllntic  Marshall  Co.;  chief  engi- 
neer Standard  Steel  Construction  Co.;  dist. 
engineer  The  Austin  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  sales 
mgr.  The  H.  K.  Ferguson  Co.;  American  So- 
ciety of  Civil  Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing Society;  American  Railway  Engineering 
assn.;  Cornell  and  University  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3014  Manchester-rd.  Office:  4900  Eu- 
clid-ave. 


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JACOBY,  Mark  W.,  physician;  born,  Ash- 
land, O.,  Mar.  7,  1893;  son  John  C.  and  Martha 
(McCarthy)  Jacoby;  educated,  Ashland  high 
school;  college  of  medicine,  Ohio  State  Univ., 
M.  D.,  1917;  married,  Delaware,  O.,  Apr.  8, 
1917  to  Laurel  Levering — children,  Ned  Ja- 
coby; clinical  demonstrator  ophthalmology 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  asst.  surgeon  ophthal- 
mology Lakeside  hospital;  member  Phi  Rho 
Sigma  medical  fraternity;  national  recorder 
and  business  mgr.  Phi  Rho  Sima  Journal, 
1920-1924.  Residence:  3024  Somerton-rd.  Of- 
fice: 2323  Prospect-ave. 

JAFFE,  Joseph  L.,  manufacturer  of  elec- 
trical equipment;  born,  Oaltland,  Cal.,  1880; 
son  Louis  and  Johanna  (Coppenheim)  Jaffe; 
educated.  Oakland  and  Seattle;  married,  San 
Francisco,  Cal.,  Oct.  25,  1908  to  Stella  R. 
Rosenberg — children,  Joseph  L.  Jaffe,  Jr.; 
pres.  Perfeclite  Co.;  pres.  Lighting  Fixture 
Mfrs.  of  Cleveland;  member  Oakwood  club. 
Recreation:  golf  and  travel.  Residence:  2341 
South  Overlook-rd.     Office:  1457  E.  40th-st. 

JAMISON,  Robert  Hnddle,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Greenville,  O.,  Sept.  18,  1884;  son  Robert 
B.  and  Mary  L.  (Huddle)  Jamison;  educated, 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  A.  B.  1906,  M.  A.  1910, 
with  special  honors  in  economics;  Harvard, 
LL.  B.,  1910;  married,  Cleveland,  May  27,  1918 
to  Marjorie  Leigh  Carr — children,  Mary  Leigh 
and  Alice  Leigh;  world  war,  capt.  135th 
F.  A.,  A.  E.  F.,  1917-1919;  major  F.  A.,  U.  S.  R., 
1924;  chairman  Cuyahoga  county  council  of 
American  Legion,  1921-1922;  pres.  Cleveland 
assn.  for  Criminal  Justice,  1924;  partner  Bulk- 
ley,  Hauxhurst,  Jamison  and  Sharp;  vice-pres. 
and  treas.  The  Bulkley  Bldg.  Co.;  sec.  and 
treas.  The  Gasser  Bldg.  Co.;  vice-pres.  and 
director  The  Service  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and 
The  Cleveland  Ice  Cream  Co.;  pres.  The  Cuy- 
ahoga Factory  Development  Co.;  member  Ohio 
State,  American  and  (IHeveland  Bar  assns. ; 
director  Cleveland  Assn.  for  Criminal  Justice; 
member  Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternities; Kirtland  Country,  University  and 
Hermit  clubs;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  C:rhardon-rd.,  Euclid  Vil- 
lage.    Office:  630  Bulkley  Bldg. 

JANES,  Lala  May,  born,  Geauga  County, 
O.,  1874;  daughter  M.  L.  and  Mary  (Muggle- 
ton)  Valkenburg;  married,  Zanesville,  1896  to 
Hylas  Sabin  Janes — children,  Andrew  L., 
Mary  A.,  Elsie  J.  and  Gladys  E.  Janes;  world 
war.  Red  Cross  work;  associated  with  Phyllis 
Wheatley  assn.;  member  D.  A.  R.;  Women's 
City  and  Madison  Lakelands  Golf  clubs;  Col- 
onial Study  circle.  Residence:  1893  E.  87th 
St.  and  Madison  on  the  Lake. 

JASTER,  Cyrns  O.,  physician;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan  24,  1877;  son  Moritz  E.  and  Jose- 
phine H.  (Weitz)  Jaster;  eduoated,  Cleveland 
public  and  high  schools;  Western  Reserve 
medical  school,  1898;  post  graduate  study 
Charity  hospital,  Cleveland;  New  York  Eye  & 
Ear  and  infirmary;  Lakeside  Free  dispensary 
Eye  dept. ;  Bellevue  Med.  College  dispensary; 
Ear,  Nose  and  Throat  clinic;  married,  Elyria, 
O.,  July  25,  1904  to  Katheryne  Stoner  (de- 
ceased)— children,  Gertrude  Madelyn  Jaster; 
married,  June  12,  1923  to  Florence  Fay;  world 
war,  member  medical  examining  board  at 
Elyria;  house  surgeon  Charity  hospital,  1899- 
1900;  asst.  supt.  Cleveland  State  hospital, 
1901-1907;  eye  dept.,  Lakeside  Free  dispensary, 
1902-1908;  eye,  ear,  nose  and  throat  specialist, 
Ravenna.  O.,  1908,  1914  and  at  Elyria,  O., 
1914-1925;  member  American  and  Ohio  State 
Medical  assns.;  Lorain  County  Medical  so- 
ciety; staff  society  of  Elyria  Memorial  hos- 
pital;   Board    of    Trade,    Elyria,    O.;     member 


Masonic  lodge,  K.  of  P.,  Modern  Woodmen  of 
America;  Masonic  club.  Residence:  203 
Princeton-ave.,  Elyria,  O.  Office:  Lorain 
County  Bank  Bldg.,  Elyria,   O. 

JAYNES,  Elizabeth  Canfleld,  born,  Wake- 
man,  O.,  June  11,  1876;  daughter  Geo.  E.  and 
Florence  (Sherman)  Canfield;  educated,  Ober- 
lin  college,  two  years;  married,  Wakeman,  O., 
June  19,  1907  to  Earl  H.  Jaynes — children,  John 
Canfield  and  Florence  Martha  Jaynes;  member 
Daughters  of  the  American  Revolution;  Wom- 
en's City  club.  Residence:  1537  Arthur-ave., 
Lakewood. 

JEANNERET,  Jane  Kingr,  born,  Cleveland, 
April  4,  1894;  daughter  Harry  Wheelock  and 
Margery  (Gundry)  King;  educated.  Laurel 
school;  Westover,  Conn.;  Joyeux  Clos  Geneva, 
Switzerland;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  28, 
1916  to  Leon  Edward  Jeanneret — children, 
Emilie  King  and  Harry  King  Jeanneret.  Resi- 
dence:   1810    E.    87th   St. 

JEANNERET,  Leon  Edward,  engineer; 
born,  Rutherford,  N.  J.,  Nov.  11,  1889;  son 
Paul  Alfred  and  Emilie  (DuCI^ommun)  Jean- 
neret; educated.  School  of  Applied  Science, 
Columbia  Univ.,  New  York  City,  1907-1911, 
C.  E.;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  28,  1916  to  Jane 
King — children,  Emilie  King  and  Harry  King 
Jeanneret.  Residence:  1810  E.  87th  st.  Of- 
fice: The  Babcock  &  Wilcox  Co.,  Guardian 
Bid.?. 

JEAVONS,  Albert  Newman,  japanning  and 
decorating;  born,  England,  Dec.  25,  1865;  son 
William  and  Sarah  Jeavons;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1898 
to  Mrs.  Root — children,  three;  member  Ameri- 
can Protective  League;  in  japanning  business 
since  1878;  past  potentate  Al  Koran  Temple 
Mystic  Shrine;  past  commander  Oriental  Com- 
mandery.  No.  12;  past  high  priest  Webb 
Chapter,  No.  14;  owner  A.  N.  Jeavons  Japan- 
ning works;  pres.  J.  H.  R.  Products  Co.,  and 
p-irst  National  Bank,  Willoughby,  O. ;  owner 
The  Jeavons  Co.  Spring  Lubricator  &  Covers; 
fiscal  trustee  The  Dorcas  Society  of  Cleveland; 
member  Masonic  bodies;  Cleveland,  Willough- 
by and  Mentor  Chambers  of  Commerce;  Cleve- 
land Athletic  and  Rotary  clubs.  Residence: 
Mentor-on-the-Lake.     Office:  1633  E.  40th  st. 

JEFFORDS,  A.  H.  B.,  engineer;  born,  Phila- 
delpliia.  Pa.,  April  6,  1879;  son  John  E.  and 
Eliza  Macalesta  (Brand)  Jeffords;  educated, 
De  Lancey  school,  Philadelphia;  Mass.  Insti- 
tute of  Technology,  1901  M.  E.;  Drexel  Insti- 
tute, Phila. ;  married,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Dec. 
23,  1909  to  Ethel  Moore — children,  Alexander 
H.  B.  Jeffords,  Jr.;  capt.  ordnance,  6th  and  3rd 
infantry;  resigned  1909  after  eight  years  serv- 
ice; gen.  mgr.  Philadelphia  City  Pottery  Co., 
1906-1909;  pres.  Yellow  Rock  Pottery  Co., 
1909-1913;  sales  mgr.  Consolidated  Telephone 
Co.  of  Pa.,  1912-1915;  supervisor  E.  I.  du 
Pont  de  Nemours  &  Co.,  1916-1918;  asst.  gen. 
mgr.  and  sales  mgr.  Standard  Aircraft  Corp., 
1918-1920;  vice-pres.  Sherman  Corp.  since 
1920;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Union 
club.  Residence:  2853  Coleridge-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:    811  Park   Bldg. 

JEFFRIES,  Zay,  metallurgical  engineer; 
born,  Willow  Lake,  S.  D..  Apr.  22,  1888;  son 
Johnston  and  Florence  (Sutton)  Jeffries;  edu- 
cated, Pierre,  S.  D.  high  school,  1906,  B.  S.; 
mining  engineering  at  S.  D.  school  of  Mines, 
1910,  Met.  E.  1914;  Harvard  Univ.,  1918,  S.  D.; 
married,  Rapid  City,  S.  D.,  Dec.  27,  1911  to 
Frances  Schrader — children,  Elizabeth  and 
Marian:  world  war,  served  on  committee  on 
materials  for  aircraft,  of  national  advisory 
committee    for    aeronautics    and    metallurgical 


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section  of  national  research  council;  In  con- 
nection with  Aluminum  Castings  Co.  worked 
on  aluminum  alloys  for  Liberty  Motor,  Fuse 
bodies,  etc.;  Instructor  in  metallurgy  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  1911-1916;  asst. 
professor  metallurgy,  1916-1917;  at  present 
consulting  metallurgist  Aluminum  Co.  of 
America;  consultant  on  Research  and  De- 
velopment, Incandescent  Lamp  Dept.  of  Gen- 
eral Electric  Co.;  consultant  on  Research  and 
Metallurgy,  National  Tube  Co.;  published 
many  technical  and  scientific  papers  on  metal- 
lurgy; senior  author  of  book  "The  Science  of 
Metals,"  co-author  with  R.  S.  Archer;  has  made 
.■I  number  of  inventions  especially  in  connec- 
tion with  aluminum  casting  and  In  aluminum 
alloys;  member  American  Institute  of  Mining 
and  Metallurgical  Engineers;  American  So- 
ciety for  Testing  Materials;  Franklin  Insti- 
tute; Society  Automotive  Engineers;  Institute 
of  Metals,  Great  Britain;  Iron  and  Steel  Insti- 
tute, Great  Britain:  Faraday  Society,  Great 
Britain;  Cleveland  Engineering  society;  Na- 
tional Aeronaut,  assn.;  fellow  American  Phys. 
society;  member.  National  treas.  and  director 
American  Society  for  Steel  Treating;  special 
lecturer  on  Non  Ferrous  Metals,  1920,  Har- 
vard Univ.;  special  lecturei ,  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science;  member  Sigma  Xi  and  Theta 
Tau  fraternities;  Shaker  Heights  Country  and 
National  Town  and  Country  clubs;  Harvard 
clubs  of  Cleveland  and  New  York.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2861  Broxton-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  2800  Harvard-ave.,  or 
Nela  Park. 

JENKINS,  Lonisa  Ellen,  born,  Dec.  13, 
1838;  daughter  John  W.  and  Jane  (Quiggen) 
Cannell,  both  born  on  the  Isle  of  Man;  edu- 
cated, old  Manx  Street  school  now  called 
Mount  Pleasant  school;  married,  Maquoketa, 
la.,  Oct.  4,  1868,  one  daughter  (Mrs.  T.  J.  Van 
Allen);  member  Monas  Relief  society.  Resi- 
dence:  9803  Miles-ave. 

JENNE,  S.  Helen,  employment  director; 
born,  Detroit,  Mich.,  July  5,  1893;  daughter 
George  B.  and  Catherine  (Carr)  Jenne;  edu- 
cated, Detroit  and  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.;  member 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  club. 
Residence:  8205  Euclid-ave.  Office:  The  May 
Co.. 

JENNINGS,  Gladys  Walton,  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1890;  daughter  John  W.  and  Gertrude 
(Hutchinson)  Walton;  educated,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  married,  Cleveland,  April  26, 
1919  to  Isaac  Lamson  Jennings — children, 
John  Lamson  and  Walton  Jennings;  senior 
member  Junior  League.  Residence:  2884 
Broxton-rd. 

JENNINGS,  Isaac  Lamiion,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  14,  1885;  son  John  Gould 
and  Lillian  Mav  (Lamson)  Jennings;  educated. 
Tale,  B.  A.  1907;  married,  Cleveland,  April 
26,  1919  to  Gladys  Walton — children,  John 
Lamson  and  Walton  Jennings;  with  The  Lam- 
son &  Sessions  Co.  since  1907;  in  factory  six 
years  and  traveling  six  years,  then  became 
sec.  and  mgr.  of  sales  in  1919;  director  Cleve- 
land Wrought  Products  Co.  and  Guarantee 
Specialty  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Society  of  Auto- 
motive Engineers;  sec.  Associated  Charities; 
member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity,  Union,  May- 
field,  Hermit,  Thousand  Island  Yacht,  Lake 
Placid  and  Tourbillon  clubs.  Residence:  2884 
Broxton-rd.     Office:   2188   Scranton-rd. 

JENNINGS,  John  Gould,  manufacturer,; 
born.  Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1856;  son  John  G. 
and  Caroline  A.  (Conkling)  Jennings;  edu- 
cated. Cleveland  high  school;  Yale  Univ.,  B.A.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1884  to  Lillian  M. 
Lamson — children,     Isaac     Lamson     Jennings; 


with  The  Lamson  &  Sessions  Co.  since  1883, 
first  as  treas.  and  then  as  pres.,  which  posi- 
tion he  now  holds;  director  The  Johnston  & 
Jennings  Co.,  The  Union  Mortgage  Co..  The 
Union  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  The  Realty  Under- 
writing Co.  and  Mars  Wagar  Realty  Co.; 
trustee  Jones  Home  for  Friendless  chil- 
dren, City  Mission  and  Riverside  Ceme- 
tery assn.;  member  Union,  Clifton,  VVeslwood. 
Shaker  Heights.  Thousand  Island  Country  and 
Automobile  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Recreation:  golf,  modern  languages.  Resi- 
dence: 2920  Broxton-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  and 
17862  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  2188 
Scranton-rd. 

JENNINGS,  Lillian  Lamson,  born,  South- 
ington,  Conn.,  Nov.  14,  1857;  daughter  Isaac 
P.  and  Fannie  L.  (Sessions)  Lamson;  edu- 
cated. Oberlin  and  New  York  CTity;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1884  to  John  Gould  Jen- 
nings— children,  Isaac  Lamson  Jennings;  iden- 
tified with  Jones  home;  member  Daughters  of 
the  American  Revolution;  Society  of  the  May- 
flower. Residence:  2920  Broxton-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.,  and  17862  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood. 

JEROME.  Frank  J.,  lawyer;  born,  Paines- 
ville,  O.,  Nov.  2,  1855;  son  Joseph  and  Susan 
C.  (Foster)  Jerome;  educated,  PainesvlUe 
public  schools;  Ann  Arbor  law  school;  mar- 
ried, PainesvlUe.  O..  Sept.  10,  1884  to  Lucy  E. 
Dingley — children,  Frank  Jay  .lerome;  admit- 
ted to  bar,  1887;  practiced  '.n  Painesville  until 
1893;  entered  law  dept.  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  Ry.  Co. 
as  attorney  and  later  appointed  general  at- 
torney and  in  1912  general  counsel  at  Cleve- 
land; director  and  asst.  vice-pres.  The  New 
York  Central  R.  R.  Co.;  director  The  Cleveland, 
Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  Ry.  Co.  and 
several  other  companies  constituting  N.  Y.  C. 
system;  trustee  Lake  Erie  college,  Paines- 
vlUe; Lake  County  Y.  M.  C.  A..;  member  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Lake  County 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Union  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  113  Park  Place.  PainesvlUe, 
O.     Office:   1318  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

JESSOP,  Francis  Woodvrard,  manufacturer; 
born,  York,  Pa..  Dec.  21,  1873;  son  Samuel 
Newbold  and  Elizabeth  (Roland)  Jessop;  edu- 
cated, public  schools,  York,  Pa.;  Pennsyl- 
vania State  college,  B.  S.  and  E.  Eng.;  mar- 
ried. Homestead,  Pa.,  Aug.  20,  1900  to  Rachel 
Ann  Thomas — children,  one  son,  and  three 
daughters:  pres.  and  director  The  Ohio  Elec- 
tric and  Controller  Co.;  member  Assn.  of  Iron 
&  Steel  Electrical  Engineers;  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Union.  Cleveland  and  Shaker  Heights  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  3061  Falrfax-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  5900  Maurlce-ave. 

JEAV'ITT,  Homer  Moore,  born,  Lorain,  O., 
Jan.    18.    1892;   son    William    Arthur   and    Mary 

A.  (Moore)  Jewltt;  educated.  East  high  school, 
1910:  Kenyon  college.  1914;  married,  Minerva. 
O..  Nov.  26.  1919  to  Helen  K.  Pennock — chil- 
dren. David  Pennock  and  Robert  Moore 
Jewltt;  world  war;  assoc.  director  bureau  per- 
sonnel. National  headquarters,  Red  Cross; 
sergt.  1st  Inf.  officers  training  school.  Camp 
Grant.  Rockford,  111.;  partner  Williams  Mfg. 
Co.;  beard  of  management  Central  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
section  chairman  Metropolitan  Div.  Com- 
munity Fund;  member  Psi  Upsllon  fraternity; 
Re.«idence:  2680  West  Park-blvd.  Office:  118 
St.  Clair-ave.,  N.  E. 

JEWITT,  John  RoKers,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  6.  1891;  son  Dr.  E.  H.  and  Cora 

B.  (Pelton)  Jewett;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.,  one  year;  Adelbert  college,  A.  B.; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  law  school.  LL.B. ; 
married,    Cleveland,    Oct.    12,    1916    to    Jessie 


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Stork — children,  two  sons;  partner,  Hole, 
Jeremiah  &  Jewitt;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi 
fraternity.  Residence:  309^  Chadbourne-rd., 
Shalter  Hghts.     Office:  Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

JOELSON,  James  Joel,  surgeon;  born,  New 
Jersey,  Feb.  15,  1897;  educated,  Columbia  col- 
lepe  and  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 
Columbia  Univ.,  N.  Y.  C,  M.  D.  1920;  surgi- 
cal interne  Presbyterian  hospital,  New  York 
Citv.  1920-1922;  resident  surgeon  Peter  Bent 
Brighani  hospital,  Boston.  Mass.,  1922-1923; 
.isst.  resident  surgeon  New  Haven  hospital. 
New  Haven.  Conn.,  and  instructor  of  surgery 
at  Yale  Univ.  medical  school,  1923-1924;  resi- 
dent surgeon  in  urology  Lakeside  hospital, 
1924-1925;  assoc.  genito-urlnary  surgeon  to 
Lakeside  hospital,  since  Jan.  1926;  instructor 
in  genito-urinary  surgery  at  W.  R.  medical 
school  since  July  1924;  member  Alpha  Omega 
Alpha  fraternity;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Cleveland  Medical  Library  assn.;  Ohio 
State  Medical  assn.  Residence:  Quad  Hall. 
Olhce:   Lakeside  hospital. 

JOHN,  Henry  J.,  physician;  born,  Olmutz, 
Moravia,  March  5,  1885;  son  Henry  and  Filo- 
mena  (Kvapilova)  John;  educated.  Knaben 
Seminar,  Kremsier.  Moravia,  Czechoslovakia; 
Univ.  of  Kansas,  1911,  A.  B.;  Univ.  of  Minne- 
sota, research  fellowship,  A.  M.  1912;  W.  R. 
U..  1916  M.  D.;  world  war,  capt.  medical  corps, 
stationed  at  Rockefeller  hospital.  Ft.  Sam, 
Houston,  Tex.,  Lettermann  Gen.  hospital,  San 
Francisco;  major,  M.  R.  C;  head  of  diabetic 
dept.  and  clinical  laboratories,  Cleveland 
clinic;  author  various  scientific  publications 
in  this  field;  interested  in  translating  of  Bo- 
hemian literature  into  the  English  and  vice- 
versa;  possesses  large  collection  of  the  graphic 
art  of  Czechoslovakia  in  which  the  modern 
artists  are  represented;  member  Cleveland 
academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  and  Ameri- 
can Medical  assn.;  fellaw  American  college  of 
Physicians;  2nd  vice-pres.  Assn.  for  Study  of 
Internal  Secretions;  pres.  Czechoslovak  Arts 
club;  member  Czechoslovak  Arts  club.  New 
York  City;  Hollar  Arts  club,  Prague,  Czecho- 
slovakia. Residence:  2091  Lamberton-rd.  Of- 
fice:  Cleveland  Clinic. 

JOHNS,  S.  Karl,  born,  Cleveland;  son  Sam- 
uel C.  D.  and  Josephine  (Miller)  Johns;  edu- 
cated. Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S., 
M.  E.;  married  to  Effle  Giffhorn — children, 
Samuel  C.  Johns;  member  Phi  Kappa  Psi 
fraternitv;  WiUowick  Country  club.  Resi- 
dence: 13736  Euclid-ave. 

JOHNSON,  Albert  Sidney,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  16,  1873;  son  Wm.  H. 
and  Mary  (Todd)  Johnson;  educated,  Baldwin 
Wallace  Cleveland  Academy  and  Baldwin  Wal- 
lace Cleveland  law  school,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1899  to  Leona  E.  Rodecker 
— children,  one  son;  employed  Cleveland  post 
office,  1893-1921,  clerk,  foreman  and  asst.  supt. 
of  mails;  admitted  to  bar  July  2,  1921;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Commercial  law 
league  of  America.  Residence:  1318  W.  103rd 
St.     Office:    450  Leader  Bldg. 

JOHNSON,  Arthur  E.,  pres.  of  The  Japan 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  1890;  educated.  Univer- 
sity School  and  Dartmouth  College,  1913;  son 
Melvin  Blake  and  Mary  (Laundon)  Johnson; 
married,  Lynn,  Mass.,  June  1,  1916  to  Priscilla 
Chlsholm  Phelan — children,  Priscilla,  Jacque- 
line and  Mary  Laundon  Johnson;  world  war, 
1st  lieut.  motor  transport  corps;  member  Delta 
Kappa  Epsllon  fraternity;  Kirtland  Country, 
Mayfield  Country  and  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2254  Tudor-dr.     Oflfice:   1381  E.  49th  st. 


JOHNSON,  A.  Robert,  attorney:  born,  Penn., 
July  14,  IS'.KS;  scjii  Jolin  and  Selma  John.son; 
educated,  Baldwin  Wallace  college,  LL.B.; 
John  Marsliall  law  school,  LL.M.;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  12,  1924  to  Helen  M.  Carlson; 
treas.  The  Cowie  Cut  Stone  Co.;  sec.  and  treas. 
The  Parkwood  Inv.  Co.;  director.  The  Lexing- 
ton Sq.  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity;  Swedish  Central 
Union  (pres.);  Gustaphus  Adolphus  Aid  so- 
ciety: Residence:  2452  Kingston-rd.  Office: 
706  Guardian  Bldg. 

JOHNSON.  Bessie  Compton,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  William  H.  and  Elizabeth 
(Richards)  Compton;  educated.  Miss  Mittle- 
berger's  school,  started  in  kindergarten,  gradu- 
ated 1899;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  6,  1901  to 
Wendell  H.  John.son — children,  Compton, 
Wendell  and  Livington  Johnson;  world  war, 
Red  Cross  work;  member  Union  club.  Resi- 
dence:  1835  Rosalind-ave.,   E.  Cleveland. 

JOHNSON,  David  L.,  lawyer,  born,  Elyria, 
O.,  June  27,  1888;  son  Melvin  Blake  and  Mary 
E.  (Laundon)  Johnson;  educated.  University 
school.  Cleveland:  Dartmouth  college,  A.  B.; 
Harvard  law  school,  IjL.B. ;  married,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  Nov.  20,  1919  to  Frances  Jean  Ray- 
ner — children,  David  L.,  Melvin  Blake,  2nd, 
Margaret  Jane  and  Rayner  Johnson;  world 
war,  capt.  U.  S.  army;  service  Washington, 
D.  C.,  in  connection  with  Ordance  dept.  con- 
tracts; partner  in  law  firm  of  M.  B.  &  H.  H. 
John.son;  dh-ector,  Union  Trust  Company;  di- 
rector and  sec.  Sparks,  Withlngton  Co.,  Chis- 
holm-Moore  Mfg.  Co.,  Universal  Crane  Co., 
Steel  Improvement  &  Forge  Co.;  sec.  Cleve- 
land Automatic  Machine  Co.,  Cleveland  Radi- 
ator Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  and  Ameri- 
can Bar  assn.;  American  Legion;  Army 
Ordnance  assn.;.  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  Union,  University, 
Country,  Mid-Day,  Kirtland,  Canterbury  and 
City  clubs  of  Cleveland:  D.  K.  E.  club  of  New 
York.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2225 
Chestnut  Hill-dr.  Office:  1669  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

JOHNSON,  Fayette  G.,  seed  grower  and 
merchant;  born.  Sonionaul<,  111..  Nov.  28,  1858; 
son  William  W.  and  Sarah  Jane  (Graham) 
Johnson;  educated,  Reynoldsburg  Ohio  Union 
school;  married.  Monroe.  Mich.,  Mar.  1,  1881 
to  Mary  M.  Graham — children,  Rov  B.  John- 
son and  Edith  J.  (Mrs.  C.  B.  Pyle).  Resi- 
dence:  4209  Euclid-ave. 

JOHNSON,  Frances  Jane  Kayner,  born, 
Baltimore.  Oct.  17,  1897;  daughter  Wm.  B.  and 
Margaret  (Coulter)  Rayner;  educated,  Holton 
Arms  school,  Washington,  D.  C. ;  Ogontz, 
Phila.,  Pa.;  married,  Washington,  D.  C,  to 
David  Laundon  Johnson — children,  Margaret 
Jane  and  William  Rayner  Johnson;  member 
Union.  University,  Mid-Day,  Kirtland,  Can- 
terbury and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2225 
Chestnut  Hill-dr. 

JOHNSON,  Frank  Davenport,  born,  Vin- 
cennes,  Ind.,  Feb.  12,  1886;  son  William  C. 
and  Lottie  C.  Johnson;  educated,  Purdue  Uni- 
versitv,  B.  S.  Engineering;  married.  Cincin- 
nati, O.,  Oct.  22,  1913  to  Helen  D.  Roberts — 
children,  Helen  R..  Mary  E.  and  Rachel  C. 
Johnson;  director  First  Mortgage  Investment 
Co.;  member  American  Society  of  Mechanical 
Engineers;  Sigma  Nu  fraternity;  University, 
Canterburv  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2637  Wellington-rd.  Office:  226  Su- 
perior-ave.  West. 

JOHNSON,  George  B,  banker;  born,  Erie, 
Pa.,  Jan.  10,  1877;  son  James  C.  and  Susan 
(Baird)     Johnson;     educated.    Park    Institute, 


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Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  10, 
1906  to  Edith  Ketchum — children,  J.  Balrd. 
Harriet  Ely  and  Elizabeth  Johnson;  vlce-pre.s. 
Th?  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  member  Union,  Mid- 
Dav  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Residence: 
winter.  2753  Euclid-blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. ; 
summer.  Gilchrist-dr.,   Euclid,   Ohio. 

JOHNSON,  George  Clark,  pres. ;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1881;  son  George  J.  and 
Mary  E.  (Doan)  Johnson;  educated.  Univer- 
sity school,  Cleveland;  Scheffleld  Scientific 
school,  New  Haven,  Conn.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  18,  1909  to  Helen  H.  Burgess — children, 
Mary  Alice,  Helen,  George  and  Joan  Jolinson; 
lived  In  Youngstown  from  1910  to  1915  in 
capacity  of  sec.  of  The  Garry  Iron  &  Steel 
Co.;  returned  to  Cleveland,  1915  to  become 
pres.  of  The  Enamel  Products  Co.;  director 
Bowler  &  Burdicl<  Co.;  member  Union,  Coun- 
try and  Castalia  Trout  clubs.  Recreation:  golf 
and  trout  fishing.  Residence:  13405  Lake 
Shore-blvd.  Office:  Enamel  Products  Co., 
Eddy-rd   and    Taft-ave. 

JOHNSON.  Helen  Burfcess,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  14,  1885;  daughter  Howard  H.  and  Alice 
(Hill)  Burgess;  educated.  Miss  Mlttleberger's 
school;  Rve  Seminary.  Rye,  New  York;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1909  to  George  Clark 
Johnson — children,  Mary  Alice.  Helen,  George, 
Clark  and  Joan  Johnson;  member  Junior 
league.     Residence:   13405  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

JOHNSON,  Homer  H.,  lawyer;  born,  Hart- 
land,  O.,  June  26,  1862;  son  Alfred  S.  and 
Philothea  (Townsend)  Johnson;  educated, 
Oberlin  college,  A.  B.  1885;  Amherst  college, 
18S2-1883;  Harvard  Univ.,  A.  M.,  LL.B.  1888; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  2,  1901  to  Louise  Pope 
— children,  Jeannette,  Theodate  and  Philip 
Cortelyon  Johnson;  chairman  draft  appeal 
board,  1917;  fuel  administrator  of  Ohio,  1918; 
member.  Liquidation  commission;  war  dept. 
for  European  countries,  1919;  professor  law 
school.  W.  R.  U.,  1893-1917;  emeritus  1917; 
member  law  firm  M.  B.  and  H.  H.  Johnson 
since  1888;  pres.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleve- 
land; director  Chamber  of  Commerce,  U.  S. ; 
formerly  trustee  Oberlin  college,  W.  R.  U. 
and  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  member 
Union,  University,  Rowfant,  Country,  May- 
field.  Kirtland  and  Pepper  Pike  clubs,  Cleve- 
land; Bankers  club,  New  York;  Norwalk 
Country  club,  Norwalk,  O. ;  Ashland  Coun- 
try club.  Ashland,  O.  Residence:  2171  Over- 
look-rd.,  summer.  Townsend  Farms,  New  Lon- 
don.  O.     Oflfice:    1669   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

JOHNSON,  LeTl  Arthur,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  1,  1873;  son  Philander  L.  and 
Sarah  M.  (Clarke)  Johnson;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, public  school;  Phillips  Academy,  And- 
over,  Mass.;  Yale  Univ.;  children,  Levi  Clarke 
Johnson;  member  Delta  Psl  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 11214  EucUd-ave.  Ofllce:  308  Euclld- 
ave. 

JOHNSON,  Malcolm  Blake,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  11,  1897;  son  Melvin  Blake  and 
Mary  (Laundon)  Johnson;  educated,  Univer- 
sity school;  Ashevllle  school;  Dartmouth  col- 
lege; Cornell  Univ.,  A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland. 
Dec.  29,  1919  to  Virginia  Rogers — children, 
Malcolm  Blake  Johnson,  Jr.;  world  war,  air 
service  in  U.  S. ;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
fraternity;  Shaker  Heights  and  City  clubs. 
Recreation:   golf.     Residence:   2362  Roxboro-rd. 

JOHNSON,  Friacilla  C.  P.,  born,  Lynn,  Mass., 
daughter  E.  J.  and  Priscilla  (Chisholm)  Phe- 
lan;  educated,  Miss  Church's  school.  Beacon 
St.,  Boston;  Capen  school  Northampton,  Mass.; 
Smith  college,  Northampton,  Mass.;  married, 
Lynn,  Mass.,  June  1,  1916  to  Arthur  E.  John- 
son— children,    Priscilla    Chisholm,    Jacqueline 


and  Mary  I^aundon  Johnson;  member  Kirt- 
land, Mavfleld  and  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
2254   Tudor-dr. 

JOHNSON,  Stella  Bold,  born,  Hooslck,  N.  Y.; 
daugliler  William  B.  and  Martlia  (Craii<lell) 
Rcid;  educated,  JacU.son,  Mich,  liipli  sciiool; 
Thomas  Normal  Training  school  of  Detroit, 
Mich.;  married.  Springfield,  O..  Feb.  20.  1912 
to  Thomas  L.  Jolinson;  assoc.  editor  household 
magazines;  supervisor  music  and  drawing 
public  schools:  ineiiil)er  Women's  City  and 
Oberlin  Women's  clubs;  I.,eague  of  American 
Penwomen.      Residence:    Ayrttelds,    Oberlin,    O. 

JOHNSON,  Thomas  Lynn,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Mingo,  O.,  May  29,  1855;  son  Alfred  and 
Ann  Elizabeth  (Stone)  Johnson;  educated  Na- 
tional Normal  school;  Boston  Univ.,  B.  D.  and 
LL.B.;  married.  Springfield,  O..  Feb.  20.  1912 
to  Stella  Reid  Crothers — children,  Ray  Wilder 
Johnson;  Identified  with  Maternity  hospital 
and  Cleveland  Foundation;  member  I^nlon  and 
Rowfant  clubs.  Residence:  Ayrfields,  Ober- 
lin O.  Office:  1160  Union  Trust  Bldg.  (De- 
ceased.) 

JOHNSON,  Victoria  Axellinn,  born,  James- 
town, N.  Y.,  Nov.  7,  1892;  daughter  Johan 
Peter  Johnson;  educated.  East  Technical 
High  chool;  Thomas  Normal  Training  school, 
Detroit,  Michigan,  class  1919;  member  Busi- 
ness Women's  club.  Residence:  2128  Stearns- 
rd.     Office:   Western   Reserve  University. 

JOHNSON,  Virginia  Rogers,  born,  Nov.  4, 
1898;  daughter  Edward  S.  and  Frances  (Mit- 
chell) Rogers;  educated,  Laurel  school;  Ben- 
nett's school;  married,  Cleveland,  -Dec.  29 
1919  to  Malcolm  Blake  Johnson — children, 
Malcolm  Blake  Johnson,  Jr.  Residence:  2362 
Roxboro-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

JOHNSON,  William  Oscar,  surgeon;  born, 
Winchester,  Kv..  Aug.  9,  1894;  son  O.  S.  and 
Nannie  (Massie)  John.son;  educated.  Kentucky 
Weslevan  college.  B.  S.  1915;  post  graduate, 
1915-1916  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.;  John  Hopkins 
Medical  school.  M.  D.,  1920;  member  Academy 
of  Medicine;  junior  member  American  college 
of  Surgeons;  Phi  Beta  Pi  fraternity.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2045  E.  90th  st.  OflSce: 
same. 

JOHNSTON,  James  David,  director  of  or- 
chestra; born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  2.  18  <0;  son 
James  W  and  Margaret  (McKeown)  John- 
ston- educated,  Cleveland  schools;  married, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y..  Junt  15.  1889  to  Gertrude  Isa- 
dore  Arnold — children,  Mildred  and  Gail  Ar- 
nold Johnston;  director  and  manager  John- 
ston's Society  Orchestra;  member  Pentalpha 
Blue  lodge;  Early  Settlers  assn.;  Rotary  and 
Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  1927  East  86th  st. 
Ofl^ce:  2063  East  9th  st. 

JOIJET,  Albert  I.ouls,  dental  surgeon; 
born,  Louisville.  O..  April  2.  1884;  son  Sebas- 
tian C.  and  Josephine  M.  (Balizet)  Joliet;  edu- 
cated. Mt.  Union  college.  Alliance.  O.;  George- 
town Univ.,  Washington,  D.  C. ;  married.  C:!an- 
ton,  O.,  Feb.  6.  1912  to  Estella  M.  Dueber — 
children.  Pauline  Marie  and  John  Charles 
Dueber  Joliet;  world  war,  capt.  dental  corps. 
West  Point  Military  Academy;  member  Assn. 
of  Militarv  Dental  Surgeons  of  the  U.  S. 
army;  member  Cleveland  Grays;  member  Elks. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  Wade  Park 
Manor.       Office:    672    Hanna    Bldg. 

JONES,  Alhert  Lester,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  April  6,  1885;  educated,  Baylor 
Univ.,  1909,  B.  S.;  Univ.  of  Missouri,  1913,  A. 
M. ;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  medical  dept. 
1916,  M.  D.;  married,  Cleveland,  1924  to  Jane 
Louise  Anderson;  served  two  years  abroad 
with  American   Expeditionary   forces;   decor- 


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ated  with  British  Military  Cross  by  King 
George  in  Buckingham  Palace  for  dis- 
tinguished service  under  shell  fire;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Phi  Beta  Pi 
medical  fraternity;  Lakewood  lodge  No.  601 
F.  &  A.  M. ;  Lakewood  Country  and  Benedict 
Dancing  clubs,  Cleveland  and  Elks  club  of 
Lakewood.  Residence:  Beach  Cliff-rd.  Of- 
fice:  18401  Detroit-ave. 

JONES,  Chnrlen  Roy,  minister;  born,  Camp 
Dennison,  O.,  April  13,  18U2;  son  Charles  Alex- 
ander and  Laura  Ann  (Itobinson)  Jones;  edu- 
cated, Loveland,  O.  high  school,  1910;  mar- 
ried. Chillicothe,  O..  Sept.  2,  1913  to  Florence 
Maybelle  Dikins — children,  six;  pastor  2nd 
Immanuel  Baptist  church  since  Jan.  1,  1916. 
Residence:    2257   E.   80th  st. 

JOXES,  Dave  R.,  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  20 
1886;  son  Richard  D.  and  Hattie  A.  (Gill) 
Jones;  educated,  Cleveland  and  Carnegie  Tech 
at  Pittsburgh;  married  to  Florence  Hafmeister 
— children,  Helen,  Marian  and  Dave  Jones; 
executive  sec.  Republican  State  Committee 
during  Warren  G.  Harding's  presidential  cam- 
paign when  he  was  elected  president;  man- 
aged Harry  L.  Davis'  campaign  when  he  was 
elected  Governor;  reappointed  chairman  of  the 
Civil  Service  commission,  Jan.  4,  1926;  pres. 
Geometric  Stamping  Co.;  special  representa- 
tive Sherwin-Williams  Co.;  director  The  Ohio 
Trust  Company;  chairman  Civil  Service  Com- 
mission; member  Westwood  Country  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  10416  Lake-ave.  Office:  221  E. 
131st  St. 

JONES,  Earl  Lansins,  born,  Waterford,  Pa., 
March  21,  1892;  son  J.  Richard  and  Sarah 
Agnes  (Hunt)  Jones;  educated,  Waterford 
Academy;  married,  Cleveland.  June  5,  1924  to 
Audry  Lucille  Balkwill;  world  war,  capt.  F. 
A.;  now  in  Reserve  corps;  pres.  Jones  Finney 
Motor  Co.;  member  Euclid  Blue  lodge,  No. 
599  F.  &  A.  M.;  Mt.  Olive  chapter;  Oriental 
Commandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory,  32nd  de- 
gree; Shriner,  Al  Koran  Temple;  member 
Willowick  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor.  Office:  3720 
Prospect-ave. 

JONES,  Ethel  Smith,  born,  Hudson,  O.; 
daughter  Cliaries  J.  and  Julia  E.  (King) 
Smith;  educated,  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U., 
A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  June  26,  1901  to 
Franklin  T.  Jones — children,  Helen  H.,  Newton 
C.  and  Matthew  T. ;  member  Delta  Phi  Upsi- 
lon  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  member 
Women's  City  and  College  clubs.  Residence: 
10109   Wilbur-ave. 

JONES,  Franklin  T.,  supervisor  of  training, 
White  Motor  Company;  born,  Geneva,  O.,  Nov. 
18,  1874;  son  Newton  and  Phedora  (Turner) 
Jones;  educated,  Adelbert  college,  A.B.;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.,  A.M.;  University  of  Chi- 
cago; married,  Cleveland,  June  26,  1901  to  Ethel 
King  Smith — children  Helen  H.,  Newton  C.  and 
Matthew  T.;  member  American  Chemical  so- 
ciety; American  Assn.  for  the  Advancement  of 
Science;  National  Education  Assn.;  American 
Management  Assn.;  National  Society  for  Vo- 
cational Education;  life  member  Associated 
Charities;  lecturer  on  business  and  industrial 
organization,  Cleveland  college;  member  Del- 
ta Upsilon  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities; 
Masonic  and  University  clubs.  Residence: 
10109  Wilbur-ave.  Office:  White  Motor  Co. 

JONES,  Gertrude  Haskins,  musician;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  John  Fisk  and  Margaret  (Grif- 
fin) Haskins;  educated,  Cleveland;  Central  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  30,  1915  to 
J.   Powell  Jones   (deceased);   organist   Epworth- 


Euclld  church;  formerly  asst.  program  direc- 
tor at  Willard  Broadcasting  Station;  super- 
visor of  music  in  public  schools;  accompanist 
for  professional  singers;  sec.  Fortnightly  Mu- 
sical club;  sec.  American  Guild  of  Organists. 
Residence:   2055   E.   79th   st. 

JONES,  Harold  Charlei,  accountant  sales- 
man; born,  Dover,  April  5,  1891;  son  Caleb 
and  Anna  (Russei)  Jones;  educated,  Ohio 
Northern  Univ.  one  year;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  25,  1923  to  Alice  Osborne;  world  war, 
one  year  Camp  Gordon  as  sergt. ;  three  years 
Elec.  controller;  six  years  liail  Welding  & 
Bonding  Co.;  now  salesman  Glassmobile  Co., 
Detroit;  sales  mgr.  all-year  Auto  Enclosure 
Co.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.;  cost,  accountant  Elec. 
Controller  &  Mfg.  Co.;  asst.  treas.  and  sec. 
Rail  Welding  &  Bonding  Co.;  member  Winder- 
mere lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.  Recreation:  golf  and 
walking.  Residence:  3243  Redwood-rd.  Of- 
fice: 185  Martin  st. 

JONES,  Harry  Brlnton,  floral  artist;  born, 
West  CTiester.  Pa.,  Sept.  13,  1872;  son  Wm. 
and  Mary  (Painter)  Jones;  educated,  Friends 
high  school.  West  Chester,  Pa.;  married.  Port 
Deposit,  Md.,  June  28,  1916  to  Mlna  Reynolds 
Tliomas;  partner  The  Jones  liussell  Co.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  Lakewood  Country,  Ro- 
tary and  National  Town  and  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  Parkside-dr.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
1430  Euclid-ave. 

JONES,  John  C,  treas.;  born;  Cleveland, 
Feb.  20,  1878;  son  Alfred  H.  and  Ruth  A. 
Jones;  educated.  South  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1904  to  Lydia  A.  Skeei; 
treas.  Wm.  Edwards  Co.  and  Forbes  Chocolate 
and  Cocoa  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Credit  Men's 
as.sn.;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Knights  of 
Pythias;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Sleepy  Hollow  clubs;  member  Trin- 
ity Baptist  church.  Residence:  Brecksville, 
O.     Ofhce:   c/o  Wm.  Edwards  Co.,   1300  W.   9th 

St. 

JONES,  J.  Horace,  banker;  born,  Dundee, 
O.,  Aug.  20,  1867;  son  A.  C.  and  Anna  (Rus- 
.sell)  Jones;  attended  North  Western  Ohio 
Univ.;  married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  May  26,  1904 
to  Charlotte  M.  Vennard — children.  Marjory 
Leuty,  Russell  Vennard  and  J.  Horace  Jones; 
world  war,  aided  in  the  sale  of  government 
securities;  left  school  to  enter  the  Iron  Val- 
ley Bank,  Dover,  O.,  where  he  remained  two 
years;  then  asst.  cashier  at  Citizens  Bank, 
Ada,  O. ;  came  to  Cleveland,  1890  and  became 
clerk  in  Lake  Shore  Banking  &  Trust  Co., 
elected  sec.  1891;  shortly  after  elected  direc- 
tor; continued  as  sec.  for  ten  years,  later 
being  made  treas.  and  cashier  in  charge  of 
branches;  appointed  by  the  school  board  of 
Cleveland  as  a  member  of  the  public  library 
board  for  a  period  of  three  years;  chairman 
of  the  Finance  committee  of  the  board;  after- 
wards elected  vice-pres.  of  Lalte  Shore  Bank- 
ing and  Trust  Co.  and  when  this  bank  was 
merged  with  the  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  he  was 
chosen  vice-pres.;  resigned  April  1923;  in  Oct. 
1923  began  organization  Lake  Erie  Trust  and 
was  made  president,  which  position  he  now 
holds;  also  director  Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.; 
vice-pres.  and  director  Cochrane  Paint  Co.; 
director  Ohio  Electric  &  Controller  Co..  Union 
Mortgage  Co.  and  American  Home  Builders, 
Inc.;  director  and  member  executive  commit- 
tee Doan  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  pres.  and  di- 
rector East  Cleveland  Masonic  Temple  assn. ; 
member  Windermere  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  mem- 
ber Shrine  and  Consistory;  Union,  Cleveland 
Exchange  and  Shrine  clubs.  Recreation:  trav- 
eling, occasional  golf  and  fishing.  Residence: 
2900  E.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1612   Euclid-ave. 


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JONES,  Katherlne  Brookn,  born,  Colum- 
bus. O..  Feb.  6.  1S93;  daughter  Thomas  S.  and 
Alice  (Morton)  Brooks:  educated,  Ohio  State 
L'niv'.,  one  year;  Fayetteville,  North  Carolina, 
one  year;  married.  Columbus,  O.,  Sept.  27,  1913 
to  Thomas  Hoyt  Jones — children.  Thomas 
Hoyt  and  Brooks  Jones;  vice-chairman  Wade 
Day  nursery;  member  Junior  League;  Wom- 
en's Auxiliary  Clev'eland  Orchestra;  her 
grandfather  Keziah  Hamlin  was  the  first  white 
child  born  in  Columbus,  O.  Residence:  11900 
Carlton-rd. 

JOXES,  rioyd  Llewellyn,  vocational  coun- 
selor or  advisor;  born.  Newton  Falls,  O.,  Aug. 
8.  1S94;  son  Llewellyn  Lloyd  and  Cora  Laura 
(Tew)  Jones;  educated,  Hiram  college;  Kent 
State  Normal  school;  Cleveland  School  of 
Education:  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Lake  Erie 
School  of  Law;  Baldwin-Wallace  college;  B.  C. 
S.  degree  from  Spencerlan  School  of  Com- 
merce. Accounts  and  Finance;  married.  New 
York,  Oct.  10,  1913  to  Esther  Cecelia  Lomas- 
ney— children,  Dorothy  Corinne,  Llewllyn 
Coral;  pres.  dept.  of  business  education  of  the 
National  Education  assn.,  1924-1925;  sec.  and 
treas.  and  trustee  Cleveland  Teachers  Bene- 
ficial Society;  vice-chairman  Cleveland  Book- 
keeping committee:  member  National  Educa- 
tion assn.;  National  Commercial  Teachers' 
Federation;  Cleveland  Schoolmasters'  club; 
vocational  counselor  and  advisor  and  commer- 
cial Education  Specialist,  West  Commerce 
high  school;  member  Sigma  Chi  fraternity; 
member  Cleveland  City  club;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Sigma  C\ii  Alumni  assn.  Resi- 
dence:   3299   Clarendon-rd. 

JONES.  Milton  D.,  engineer;  born,  Ray- 
mond. 111.,  Sept.  26,  1883;  son  Albert  M.  and 
Etta  C.  (Doerr)  Jones;  educated.  Raymond, 
111.  high  school;  Lake  Forest  college,  Illinois; 
Univ.  of  111.;  graduated  1915  B.  S.  in  elect, 
engineering;  married.  Urbana,  111..  Jan.  16, 
1918  to  George  M.  Klein — children.  Robert  and 
John  Paul  Jones;  draftsman  Commonwealth 
Steel  Co.,  St.  Louis,  three  years;  asst.  chief 
engr.  Scullin  Steel  Co..  St.  Louis,  two  years; 
asst.  supt.  National  Carbon  Co.,  Clarksburg. 
W.  Va..  three  years;  teacher  and  supervisor 
six  years:  director  School  Housing,  Equipment 
and  Supplies.  Cleveland,  four  years;  chief  Bu- 
reau child  accounting  Cleveland  Board  of  Edu- 
cation one  year;  now  principal  Eagle 
Trade  School;  pres.  Waubaushene  club, 
Inc.;  member  Digamma  fraternity  and  Ma- 
sonic lodpe;  pres.  111.  Univ.  Cleve.  Alumni 
1923;  member  City  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
hunting  and  fishing.  Residence:  18024  Olym- 
pia-rd.      Office:   Board   of  Education. 

JONES,  Nathaniel  Moore,  surgeon;  born, 
Cleveland.  Dec.  1,  1877;  sun  Nathaniel  Moore 
and  Fannie  (Shafer)  Jones;  educated,  Adelbert 
college  B.  L. ;  Medical  Dept.  Western  Reserve 
Univ..  M.  D.;  married,  Berlin,  Germanv,  Sept. 
1,  1903  to  Elizabeth  Shafer — children.  Na- 
thaniel M.  Jones;  Med.  O.  R.  C.  Jan.  1918; 
Major  M.  C.  Aug.  1918;  surgeon  In  chief  and 
commanding  officer  Base  hospital  107,  A.  E.  F. 
Oct.  1918-Mav  1919;  lleut.  Co.  Med.  corp.  res. 
1919-1924;  Colonel  M.  C.  Res.  1924;  visiting 
surgeon  Lutheran  hospital;  member  Academy 
Medicine  Cuyahoga  Co.;  Ohio  State  Med.  assn.; 
Fellow  American  Medical  assn.;  Fellow  Ameri- 
can college  of  surgeons:  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi,  Nu  Sigma  Nu  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fra- 
ternities; American  Legion;  Sons  American 
Revolution;  Union,  University  and  Country 
clubs;  Alpha  Delta  Phi  club  of  New  York; 
past  commander  Army  and  Navy  Post.  54, 
American  Legion;  past  County  chairman  1923- 
24;    Cuyahoga   County    Council.   American    Le- 


gion. Recreation:  horseback  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 1898  East  73rd  st.  Office:  815  Guard- 
ian  Bldg. 

JONES,  Norton  Taylor,  vice  pres.;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  1,  1S8<);  son  George  Watson 
Jones;  educated,  Cleveland  and  Connecticut 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1906  to  Anna  M. 
Campbell — children,  Norton,  James,  Lawrence 
and  Jack  Jones;  commenced  work  in  1894  with 
National  Screw  Mfg.  Co.;  1S97  started  with 
Kirk  Latty  Mrg-.  Co.;  1909  assisted  in  organiza- 
Ing  Foster  Bolt  and  Nut  Mfg.  Co.;  1920  or- 
Ranizcd  and  was  first  pres.  the  Superior  Screw 
&  Bolt  Mfg.  Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Superior  Screw 
&  Bolt  Mfg.  Co.;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Shriner; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Mid-Day  and 
Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  31C5  Scarborough-rd.  Of- 
fice: East  93rd  and  Aetna-rd. 

JONES,  Jndgre  Paul,  United  States  district 
judge;  boi-n,  Youngstown.  O.,  Nov.  4,  1880;  son 
Wm.  B.  and  Marv  (Harris)  Jones;  educated. 
Raven  school  1899;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  LL.R 
1904:  mtrried,  Youngstown,  O..  July  5,  1924  to 
Caroline  Bounell — children,  Paul  Jones;  ad- 
mitted to  bar  of  Ohio  1904;  city  solicitor's  of- 
fice, Youngstown.  Ohio  1916-1917;  referee  in 
Bankruptcy  Mahoning  county,  Ohio  1912-1916; 
elected  Common  Pleas  Judge,  Mahoning  Coun- 
ty, 1920-1923;  appointed  United  States  district 
judge  1923;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Elks;  Odd 
Fellows;  University  club,  Cleveland.  Recrea- 
tion: walking,  swimming  and  skating.  Resi- 
dence: 2750  Endicott-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Of- 
fice: Federal  Bldg. 

JONES,  Pan!  Dayld,  vice  pres.:  born  B. 
Bangor,  Pa.,  April  30,  1876;  son  William  D. 
and  Melirda  A.  (Weidman)  Jones;  educated, 
public  schools.  Pa.  and  Ohio;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  27,  1900  to  Georgia  A.  Hauxhurst 
— children,  two  boys;  councilman  Bay  Village, 
O.,  1922-1925;  world  war,  American  Protec- 
tive League  under  dept.  of  Justice;  1S98-1899 
with  E.  B.  Tidd  Gen.  Ins.;  1900  sec.  and  treas. 
The  Genesee  Savings  &  Banking  Co.,  later  ab- 
sorbed by  The  Reserve  Trust  (i'o. ;  1908  asst. 
treas.  Depositors  Savings  &  Trust  Co.;  asst. 
treas.  The  Guarantee  Title  Trust  Co.  since 
1909;  vice-pres.  and  director  The  Guarantee 
Title  Trust  Co.;  director  and  member  finance 
committee  The  Citizens  Mfg.  Co.;  director 
Chas.  M.  Callacott  Co.;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Chamber  of  Industry;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  Shriner;  member  Rotary  and 
Lakewood  (Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf 
and  fishing.  Residence:  Lake-rd.,  Bay  Village 
O.     Office:  Guarantee   Title  Bldg. 

JONES.  Paul  v.,  manager,  sales  and  serv- 
ice; Cleveland  Folding  Machine  Co.;  born, 
Lowell,  Mass.,  Dec.  6,  1884;  son  Ed- 
mund H.  and  Lillian  (Foote)  Jones;  educated, 
Case  School  Applied  Science  and  Western  Re- 
serve University,  A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland. 
Oct.  17.  1925  to  Winifred  P.  Lemmon;  world 
war.  2nd  lleut.  air  service;  member  Sigma 
Delta  Chi  and  Kappa  Sigma  fraternities;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic.  University,  Canterbury 
Golf,  Cleveland  Advertising  and  Craftsmen's 
clubs;  Army  and  Navy  Post  No.  54, 
American  Legion.  Recreation:  golf,  travel 
and  Europe.  Residence:  2250  South  Overlook- 
rd.     Office:    1929-41   East  61st   st. 

JONES,  Ralph  W'ickham,  attorney;  born, 
Norwalk,  O.,  May  29,  1895;  son  Frank  Herbert 
and  Charlotte  (Wickham)  Jones;  educated. 
Norwalk  high  school  1912;  Western  Reserv* 
Univ.  1916  A.  B.  magna  cum  laude;  Harvarc 
Law  school  1922  LL.B.;  1st  lleut.  146th  Ir*f. 
37th  Div.;  service  in  France  and  Belgium;  a 
present   corpl.    Troop    G.    107th    Cavalry;    pro 


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ploved  by  Boyd.  Cannon.  Brooks  &  Wlckham, 
attorneys;  member  of  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Croix 
fie  Guerre  (Belgian),  Alplia  Delta  Phi  and  Phi 
Delta  Phi  fraternities;  member  University  and 
Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  3135  Corydon-rd., 
Cleveland    Hghts.      Office:    900    Marshall    Bldg. 

JONES,  Thomas  E.,  surgeon,  born,  Wales, 
£ng..  April  1,  1892;  son  James  Cornelius  and 
Sarah  Ann  Jones;  educated,  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  A.  B.  1913;  Western  Reserve  Univ..  M. 
D.  191G;  world  war,  regimental  surgeon  135th 
field  artillery  July  1917  to  May  1919;  surgeon 
Cleveland  Clinic;  fellow  American  College  of 
Surgeons:  member  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  and 
Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities;  University 
club.  Residence:  University  club.  Ofl!ice: 
Cleveland    Clinic,    E.    93rd    st.    and    Euclid-ave. 

JONES,  Thomas  Hoyt,  lawyer;  born,  Jack- 
son, O.,  Aug.  11,  1887;  son  Thomas  A.  and 
Grace  (Hoyt)  Jones;  educated,  Ohio  State 
University;  married,  Columbus,  O.,  Sept.  27, 
1913  to  Katherine  Brooks — children,  Thomas 
Hoyt  Jr.  and  Brooks  Morton  Jones;  member 
Mid-Day,  Union  and  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 11900  Carlton-rd.  Office:  1759  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

JOSEPH,  Helen  Haiman,  born,  Atlanta,  Ga., 
Aug.  28.  1888;  daughter  Elias  and  Frances 
(Lowenthal)  Haiman;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  f^chools;  Vassar  college,  W.  R.  U. ;  Ber- 
lin Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  22,  1918  to 
Ernest  A.  Joseph — children,  Anne  and  Ernes- 
tine Joseph;  active  in  Cleveland  Play  House 
producing  Marionette  plays  from  beginning 
of  the  Play  House;  published  a  book  of  Mari- 
onettes in  New  York;  also  in  London,  1922; 
1920-1925  wrote  articles  concerning  European 
marionettes,  lectures  about  puppets  and  pup- 
pet plays;  published  several  puppet  dramas; 
established  Pinocchio  Players,  a  puppet  thea- 
tre w^hich  has  played  before  thousands  of 
Cleveland  children  in  all  parts  of  the  city;  has 
traveled  in  Europe  visiting  the  marionette 
theatres  and  puppet  shows  of  Italy,  Switzer- 
land, Germany,  Austria  and  France;  at  vari- 
ous times  on  board  of  League  of  Women  Vot- 
ers, Cleveland  Play  House  and  Consumer's 
League;  member  Women's  City  and  Oakwood 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  touring.  Resi- 
dence: 2642  N.  Moreland-blvd.  Office:  1814  E. 
63rd  St. 


JOSEPH,  Herman  Black,  bond  salesman; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24.  1897;  son  Fred  and 
Cora  (Black)  Joseph;  educated.  Harvard  col- 
lege, A.  B.  cum  laude;  married.  New  York 
City,  Sept.  16,  1921  to  Anne  Costello — chil- 
dren, Ernest  Wendell  Joseph;  sec.  The  Wool- 
tcx  Co.;  member  Oakwood  and  Town  clubs. 
Residence:  3155  Yorkshire-rd.  Office:  1180 
Union  Trust  Bldg. 

JOYCE,  Adrian  D.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Sumner,  la.,  Nov.  18.  1872;  son  M.  H.  and  Anne 
(Hotham)  Joyce;  educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.; 
married.  Stafford,  N.  Y.,  June  9,  1897  to  Anna 
Page — children,  Dwight  P.  and  Phyllis  Joyce, 
Mrs.  John  H.  Lathe  and  Mrs.  Clark  Maxson; 
world  war,  paint  and  varnish  division  War 
Industries  board;  pres.  The  Glidden  Co., 
Sacramento  Valley  and  Eastern  R.  R.  Co., 
Ciiemical  I'roduots  Co.,  National  Turpentine 
Products  Co.,  National  Barium  Co.  and  Eu.ston 
I.,ead  Co.;  director  Union  Trust  Co.;  fellow 
National  Geographical  society;  director  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  trustee  Cleveland  Museum 
of  Natural  History;  member  Mid-Day.  Union, 
Country,  Mayfleld  and  Big  Ten  University 
oliibs.  Cleveland;  Congressional  Country  club, 
Washington.  D.  C. ;  Chicago  Athletic  assn. ; 
Detroit  Athletic  club.  Recreation:  golf  and 
travel.  Residence:  2876  Attleboro-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.     Office:   The  Glidden  Co. 

JOYCE,  DTTlght  Pajfe,  with  The  Glidden 
Co.;  Born,  Memphis,  Mich.,  May  31,  1900;  son 
Adrian  D.  and  Anna  (Page)  Joyce:  educated. 
University  school;  University  of  Michigan.  A. 
B.  1921;  married,  Cleveland,  March  5,  1923  to 
I..oiiise  Parker — children,  Emily  Louise  and 
Charles  Adrian  Joyce;  Beta  Theta  PI  fra- 
ternity: member  Union  and  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2307  St.  James 
Parkway.      Office:    Glidden    Co. 

JUDSON,  Gertrude  Fuller,  daughter  Ralzy- 
mon  J.  and  Belle  (DeWolf)  Fuller;  educated, 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school:  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  26.  1900  to  Arthur  Judson — chil- 
dren, Oliver  B.,  Alice  B.  and  Edith  F.  Judson; 
president  Women's  City  club  1924-1925;  mem- 
ber advisory  committee  Nutrition  Clinics; 
member  Associated  Charities  District  commit- 
tee; identified  with  Day  Nursery  Free  Kin- 
dergarten assn.     Residence:    1900  E.    87th   st. 


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KAVANAGH,  Francis  Bernard,  attorney  at 
law-;  born.  Union  City,  Pa.,  Aug.  14,  1879;  son 
John  Francis  and  Mary  E.  (Kilroy)  Kava- 
nagh;  educated,  high  school,  valedictorian, 
1896;  preparatory  college,  Vincentian  Aca- 
demy, Germantown,  Pa.;  Baldwin  'U'^allace 
Univ.,  Cleveland  Law  school,  LL.B.,  1909; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  30,  1916  to  Mildred 
Sigler;  first  asst.  U.  S.  attorney.  Northern 
District  of  Ohio,  1914-1918;  special  U.  S.  at- 
torney for  war  prosecutions,  1918-1919;  ad- 
mitted to  bar  of  Ohio,  June,  1909;  admitted 
to  the  U.  S.  Appellate  courts,  1914;  to  U.  S. 
Supreme  Court,  Dec.  1920;  prior  to  admis- 
sion to  the  bar  was  engaged  in  journalism; 
at  one  time  member  of  reportorial  staff  of 
Cleveland  Leader:  also  editorial  and  repor- 
torial staffs  of  the  Warren,  O.  Daily  News 
and  several  country  papers;  one  of  the  or- 
ganizers and  establishers  of  Harrison  County 
Harold  of  Clarksburg,  W.  Va. ;  a  number  of 
years  devoted  to  sociological  studies;  in 
1906  assisted  in  establishing  the  Cleveland 
City  Farm  School  for  dependent  and  delin- 
quent   boys    in    Hudson,    O.,    and    served    as 


asst.  general  agent  of  the  Cleveland  Humana 
Society  until  1910;  commenced  to  practice 
law  in  1910  with  the  late  Hon.  Martin  A. 
Foran;  later  associated  with  George  H.  Bill- 
man;  in  June,  1915  became  a  member  of  the 
law  firm  Collister,  Gentsch  and  Kavanagh; 
Jan.  1918  became  member  firm  Gentsch,  Raw- 
son,  Smith,  Kavanagh  and  (Z'arpenter  which 
firm  was  later  known  as  Gentsch,  Rawson 
and  Kavanagh;  active  in  democratic  politics 
in  Cleveland  and  vicinity  for  15  years; 
managed  the  Congressional  campaigns  for  the 
20th  district  1910-1912;  member  committee 
on  grievances  of  Cleveland  Bar  assn.,  1920- 
1924,  serving  as  chairman  of  said  committee 
In  1924;  member  Academy  of  Political  Sci- 
ence, New  York;  32nd  degree  Mason  and 
Shriner;  member  Cleveland  Alumni  Senate; 
Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity;  Cleveland, 
Ohio  and  American  Bar  assns.;  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Shrine  Luncheon  clubs;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
Board;  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  American 
National  Red  Cross;  City  Civic  League. 
Residence:  13605  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office: 
1821    Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


KEARNS,  Michael  F.,  banking,  asst.  comp- 
troller; born,  Sharon  Pa..  July  27,  1882;  son 
John  F.  and  Nora  (Buckley)  Kearns;  edu- 
cated, Parochial  schools  at  Youngstown,  O., 
and  Canisius  college,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.;  married, 
Youngstown,  O.,  Oct.  19,  1909  to  Grace  U. 
Mullaly — children,  Neil  and  Anna  Louise 
Kearns;  Ohio  State  bank  examiner.  1913-1916; 
member  Cedarhurst  Country  club;  Elks; 
K.  of  C.  Recreation:  motoring.  Office: 
Cleveland   Trust  Co. 

KEATING,  ^Valte^  F.,  specialist,  eye, 
ear,  nose  and  throat;  born.  New  Jersey, 
March  4  1881;  son  Charles  A.  and  Sara 
(MacFarlan)  Keating;  educated,  Columbia 
Univ.  A.B. ;  Univ.  of  Penn.  M.D. ;  married, 
Knoxville,  Tenn.,  Feb.  1,  1919  to  Sara 
Hornsby;  world  war  service,  in  charge  of 
Surgical  section  at  Base  hospital,  Jaskson- 
ville,  Fla. ;  member  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fra- 
ternity; member  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Kiwanis  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  motor- 
ing. Residence:  1465  Woodward-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.  Office:  300  Detroit  Warren  Bldg. 

KEEGAX,  Evelyn  Hnnifston,  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1894;  daughter  Dr.  William  H.  and  Har- 
riet (^lillar)  Humiston;  educated,  Bolton 
school;  Hathaway-Brown;  Miss  Wright's 
School;  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.;  married,  Willough- 
by,  Ohio,  Oct.  5,  1921  to  Kevin  Keegan;  world 
war.  Red  Cross  railroad  canteen.  Red  Cross 
canteen,  surgical  dressings.  Red  Cross  motor 
corps;  identified  with  Junior  League  board, 
Rainbow  Hospital  board  and  St.  Agnes  Guild 
— Trinity  Cathedral.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis 
and  fishing.  Residence:  Ridge-rd.,  Wickliffe, 
Ohio. 

KEEGAN,  Kevin,  investment  dealer;  born, 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland,  Mar.  21,  1894;  son 
Dr.  Laurence  E.  and  Minnie  (Walsh)  Keegan; 
educated,  St.  Bonaventure's  college,  St. 
John's,  Newfoundland,  Trinity  College, 
Dublin  Univ.;  married,  Willoughby,  Ohio, 
Oct.  5,  1921  to  Evelyn  Humiston;  world  war, 
enlisted  in  Royal  Newfoundland  regiment, 
Oct.  1914,  commissioned  2nd  lieut.,  Aug.  1915, 
served  in  Egypt,  France  and  Belgium; 
awarded  Military  Cross  April  1917;  captaincy 
and  bar  to  Military  Cross  Oct.  1917;  wounded 
at  Paschendael,  retired  from  service  in  May 
1919;  served  with  29th  division  British  expe- 
ditionary force;  sec.  The  Phillip  H.  Collins 
Co.  Recreation:  fishing,  shooting  and  golf. 
Residence:  Ridge-rd.,  Wickliffe,  Ohio.  Office: 
1166   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

KEELER,  Helen  Rhoda,  librarian;  born, 
Cleveland.  Sept.  27,  1893;  daughter  Harvey 
Ray  and  Cora  (Boughton)  Keeler;  educated. 
Lake  Erie  college,  B.A.  and  Western  Reserve 
Library  School;  vice-pres.  Library  Club  of 
Cleveland;  member  Woman's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 3028  Somerton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    Cleveland   Hghts.    Public   Library. 

KEELER,  Hornce  BuHhnell,  investments; 
born.  Cleveland.  Sept.  11.  1892;  son  Harvey 
R.  and  Cora  (Boughton)  Keeler;  educated, 
Shaw  high  school.  Dartmouth  college;  mar- 
ried. Riverside,  III..  Oct.  9.  1920  to  Geraldine 
Love — children,  Cynthia  and  Bushnell  Keeler; 
world  war,  2nd  lieut.  Air  Service;  vlce-pres- 
R.  V.  Mitchell  Co.,  director.  Domestic  Elec- 
tric Co.;  member  Investment  Banker's  Assn., 
Northern  Ohio;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsllon 
fraternity  Hermit  and  Union  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3345  Kenmore-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   1380  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

KEELEY,  GeorKC  Qnnid,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland.  June  13,  1894;  son  John  J.  and 
Ella  (Quald)  Keeley;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ.  College  of  Law;  admitted  to  bar  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Ohio;  member  advisory 
board  Pearl-st.  Savings  &  Trust  Co.,  vice- 
pres.  A.  L.  Englander  Motor  Co.,  asst.  sec. 
and  director  Erie  Dyeing  and  Processing  Co., 
sec.    The    Grace    Ella    Realty    Co.;    member 


Cleveland  Bar  Assn.,  Ohio  State  Bar  Assn. 
and  American  Bar  Assn.;  member  Delta  Chi 
fraternity  and  Gilmour  Council  Knights  of 
Columbus;  member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Mid- 
day, Westwood  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
799  E.  88th  st.    Office:  1980  Unoln  Trust  Bldg. 

KEES,  William  Henry,  fire  insurance;  born, 
Rhine,  Bavaria,  Jan.  14,  1842;  son  Adolph  and 
Amelia  (Cotta)  Kees;  educated,  Latin  school 
and  (Gymnasium)  College  at  Zweibrucken, 
Rhine,  Bavaria,  six  years;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  14,  1867  to  Caroline  Doerlng  (de- 
ceased)— children,  Chas.  F..  William  F.  Kees 
and  Emma  R.  Kees  Williams;  came  to  Amer- 
ica, Nov.  17.  1865;  decennial  real  estate  as- 
sessor in  1880  and  1890;  elected  in  Ward  12: 
worked  as  machinist  In  C.  C.  C.  &  I.  railroad 
shop  until  1871;  started  real  estate  and  firo 
insurance  business  in  April  1871.  soliciting 
fire  Insurance  for  the  German  In.surance  Co. 
of  Cleveland  until  the  great  Chicago  fire 
forced  this  company  out  of  business;  In  1876 
with  J.  W.  Beck  opened  real  estate  and  in- 
surance office  at  southwest  corner  of  Pearl 
and  Lorain  streets  at  which  location  he  still 
has  an  office  as  Kees  &  Co.;  member  Early 
Settlers  assn.;  charter  member  Hough-ave. 
Reformed  church  and  served  as  church  elder 
over  18  years;  one  of  the  oldest  members 
Red  Cross  lodge  Knights  of  Pythias,  since 
Feb.  1882;  member  Concordia  Masonic  lodge 
and  Hillman  Chapter.  Residence:  15921 
Lake-ave.  Office:  United  Bank  Bldg.  and 
Natl.  City  Bank  Bldg. 

KEIM,  Charles  P.,  sec.-treas;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  19,  1866;  son  George  and  Anna 
Katherine  (Hammer)  Keim;  educated,  Cleve- 
land; married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1901  to 
Llewella  Sickels — children,  Ruthalia  Kelm; 
sec-treas.  The  Scribner  &  Loehr  Co.,  direct- 
or The  Cuyahoga  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
Elandon-dr.     Office:   1148  Euclid-ave. 

KEIl»f,  Llevrella  Sickels,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Sheldon  and  Ellinor  L.  (Davlea) 
Sickels;  educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Cleve- 
land. June  12,  1901  to  Charles  F.  Kelm — 
children.  Ruthalia  Keim;  identified  with  Red 
Cross  headquarters,  world  war;  member 
Women's  City  Club.  Residence:  2224  Elan- 
don-dr. 

KEITH,  Alice  Mnnhall,  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  2,  1872;  daughter  Herman  W.  and  Mary 
A.  (Piper)  Munhall;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools  and  Lake  Erie  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept  26,  1893  to  Nathaniel  S.  Keith 
— children,  Margaret  S.  and  Nathaniel  S. 
Keith,  Jr.;  associated  with  the  Red  Cross; 
Residence:    13716    Superior-rd. 

KEITH,  Carrie  WIgrgrIn,  born,  Brattleboro, 
Vt.;  daughter  James  Henry,  D.D.  and  Laura 
(Newman)  Wlggin;  educated  Boston.  Mass.; 
married.  Boston.  Mass..  Nov.  21,  1888  to  Wal- 
ter Leonard  Keith — children.  Leonard  N. 
and  Laurence  B.  Keith;  member  Huron-rd. 
Hospital  board;  member  Homeopathic 
League,  Women's  (iity  club.  Society  of  Art 
and  History.  Residence:  3109  Chadbourne-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts, 

KEITH,  Laurence  Bradstreet,  accountant; 
born,  Cleveland.  Feb.  23,  1892;  son  Walter 
Leonard  and  Carrie  Newman  (Wlggin)  Keith; 
educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  14,  1918  to  Twyla  Mae  Brooklns — chil- 
dren, Barbara  Brooklns  Keith;  Act.  Corp.  Co. 
F.  Third  O.V.I.  Mexican  expedition  191« 
Cleveland  Grays,  team  capt.  of  all  Liberty 
Loan  Drives;  identified  with  Lincoln  Elec- 
tric Co.,  Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co.,  Deming 
Co.  and  Heights  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  sec. 
The  Heights  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  charter 
member  Cleveland  chapter  National  Assn.  of 
Cost  Accountants,  sec.  1922-23-24,  Cuyahoga 
Savings  &  Loan  League.  Recreation:  swim- 
ming and  driving.     Residence:   1354  Elwood- 


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rd.,    East    Cleveland.      Office:    1856    Coventry-    tro;  surgical  sculptor  medical  corps  U.  S.  A.; 
rd..  Cleveland  Hghts.  on    Sculpture    Staff    Pan-Pacific    Exposition, 


York  City,  Aug.   17,   1906  to  Cora  E.  Coleman; 

member   American    Protective    assn.    formerly  KAI^TENIIACH,    Robert    W.,    manufacturer 

trustee  Assn.  Building  Owners  and  Managers  and  engineer;  born,  New  York  City,  Jan.  1869; 

and   Euclid-ave.   assn.;    pres.    Cleveland   Hotel  son   Ernest  Kaltenbach;   educated.    New   York 

Men's   assn.,    1924-1925;   vice-pres.   Ohio   Hotel  City  public  schools;   Cooper,   Minn.     Institute, 

Men's    assn.;    on    executive    board,    Cleveland  b.  S.  and  C.  E.;  married,  Cincinnati,  Oct.  1898 

Convention    Bureau;    director    Cleveland    Yel-  to      Bertha      Griess— children,      Robert      W., 

low  Taxi  Co.;   vice-pres.   and  director  Acacia  Ernest  J.,   Bertha  L.   and   Margaret   E.   Kalt- 

Park    Cemetery    Co.;    member      Chamber     of  pnbach-    ores     MoMvler    TntPratatP    Co  •    nrea 

Blc;     National     Aeronautic     assn.;     American  S®?"^^     0?/°   '    Cleveland    Athlete.    Shaker 

Caterer's    assn.;    Greeters    of    America;    vice-  Heights     City     and     Congressional     Country 

pres.    and    director     Sam     Williams     Voucher  S}^]^^-     „^//'*^f"^®=       2831       Fairmount-blvd. 

club;    member   Elks;   Masonic   lodge;   Oriental  Office:    Bedford,    O. 

S°'"T'"o^^^^.''^Ti.^'r^^°r="^f^*'oi';itv.^?i^„''J.  S''a^w  KAMERER,     Ed«:In      A.,    retired;     born, 

of   Jesters     Red    Cross    of   Constantine     Lake  Greenville.  Pa.,  Dec.   15.  1853;  son  Joseph  and 

F/.'V?il"V^^^'^^TJ'3»^?  ^tff ^^-Ih^L^' n.^H^/°-^;  Susan   Kamerer;   educated   in   Greenville.   Pa.; 

l''.=  rr,Slt^=^'''A"n*lnf=,°'^^n^,  Jri^   ^b r frf.^ '  T  n n^h'lr.n  married.    Cleveland,  April  8,  1909  to  Abbie  Jane 

nt^h  Noon    Rotarv    Advertising  and^A^^^^^  ^^oran;  'traveling    salesman    for    Root    &   Mc 

bile  clubs   'l^ecfri^'alLSieftu^  Bride     Co..     1880-1890;     associated     with     the 

trv    about'  twrviarsaftfrhiehschoo^^^^  Merchant   tailoring   business    1890-1918;    Iden- 

scLdan^of  Rev    James  Keith  who  settled  in  'ifi^d    with    the    firm    of    Kamerer   and    Benea. 

l>w^^,?A,    n^r^'^   f,,  ILq    oVh  Tv!?     Aiv!f?t„o  merchant     tailors;     member     Masonic     lodge, 

Plymouth    Colony    in    1649    ana    Col.    Albertus  oo.,/j       /i„„„«,^       xT^iT-„«.q      «^^^or,/i^..,,       ai 

Lee  of  Virginia,  officer  in  the  Revolutionary  |2"d,     degree      Holyrood     commandery,     Al 

army.        Residence:      Hotel     Statler.       Office:  ?oran   shrine;   Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Resl- 

gg^jjjg  dence:   8312  Hough-ave. 

KAA.SE,  Clarence  Ernst,  certified  public  ac-  KAMMER,  David,  attorney;  born,  Russia. 
countant;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  6,  1896;  son  July  4.  1893;  son  Samuel  and  Rose  (Cohen) 
John  Henry  and  Mary  (Hopp)  Kaase;  educa-  Kamnetzky;  educated.  In  Cleveland  at  Mar- 
ted.  Lincoln  high  school;  Pace  Institute  of  ion  school,  1910;  West  high  school  of  Corn- 
Accountancy;  C.  P.  A.  degree  from  State  of  merce  and  Cleveland  Law  school;  Baldwin 
Kentucky;  married,  Cleveland,  June  1,  1918  to  Wallace,  LL.B.,  1920;  married,  Cleveland, 
Louise  Kerston — children,  Paul  Stanton  March  9,  1919  to  Tillie  Silberman — children, 
Kaase;  chief  pay  roll  auditor  for  Govt,  dur-  Phyllis  Ileen  Kammer;  pres.  24th  Ward  Re- 
Ing  construction  of  Camp  Henry  Knox.  Stith-  publican  club.  1921-1923;  rejected  for  mill- 
ton,  Ky.,  chief  pay  roll  auditor  of  TrucK  Div.,  tary  service  1916  and  1918;  active  in 
Chillicothe,  O..  sec.  The  Engine  Power  Re-  Liberty  Loan  drives;  sport  writer  on  Cleve- 
search  Co..  treas.  Warner-rd.  Real  Estate  Co.,  land  Leader.  1912-1917;  sport  writer  on  Plain 
trustee  defunct  Ideal  Tire  &  Rubber  Co.,  Dealer  and  Cleveland  Press,  1917-1918;  en- 
eenior  partner  C.  E.  Kaase  &  Co.,  Account-  tered  business  with  J.  Kammer  &  Co.;  March 
ants;  member  American  Society  of  Certified  1921  entered  practice  of  law;  Dec.  15.  1921 
Public  Accountants;  vice  pres.  and  director  appointed  asst.  county  prosecutor  and  Sept. 
Kentucky  State  Society  of  Certified  Public  1  1925  resigned  to  practice  law  under  firm 
Accountants;  member  Masonic  lodge.  Rec-  Kammer,  Geiger  and  Williams;  member 
reation;  tennis  and  hunting.  Residence:  2100  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns.;  Knights 
Atkins-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  808  United  of  Pythias;  Independent  Aid  Society;  became 
Bank   Bldg.  a  sport  writer  after  being  in  this  country  ten 

years;    edited    the    '^Amateur   Athlete;"    mem- 

aseball,  ^olf 
)4    Hopkina- 
Bldg. 

vice-pres.  Cuyahoga  club;  staff  capt.  U.  S.  KANE,  Arthur  Garfield,  investment  bank- 
army,  world  war;  sec-treas.  The  North  State  Ing;  born.  Port  Carbon,  Pa.,  Aug.  23,  1890; 
Co.,  sec-treas.  The  Infl.  Assn.  of  Gyro  Clubs;  educated,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania;  married, 
member  Beta  Theta  PI  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  Philadelphia,  April  25,  1917,  to  Eleanor  Irene 
fraternities;  Gyro,  Dover  Bay,  Country,  Uni-  Evans — children,  Arthur  G.  Kane,  Jr.;  sent  to 
versify  clubs;  Army  and  Navy  Post  of  Ameri-  Cleveland  in  1917  by  General  Chemical  Co. 
can  Legion.  Recreation:  tennis  and  golf,  of  New  York;  became  associated  with  the 
Residence:  2273  Bellfield-ave.  Office:  210  National  City  Co  of  New  York  in  its  Cleveland 
cphnfipld  Ride-  office  in  1918  and  was  appointed  district  saleB 
bcnoneiQ  rsiag.  manager  for  Ohio  in  1924;  vice-pres.  John 
KAHN.  Max,  physician;  born,  Germany,  w.  Kimball  Supply  Co.;  director  Universal 
Sept  10,  1872;  son  Max  and  Emma  Investment  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Museum 
(Bernheim)  Kahn;  educated,  Univ.  of  Wurz-  of  Art;  Heights  Lodge  No.  633  F.  &  A.  M. ; 
burg  M.  D.  1896;  private  in  German  Army  Heights  Chapter,  No.  206  R.  A.  M.;  member 
1893,  physician  in  German  Army  1897;  Canterbury  Golf,  Mid-Day  and  High  Noon 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine,  clubs.  Cleveland;  Cleveland  Univ.  of  Pennsyl- 
American  Medical  Assn.,  member  Schla-  yania  club,  .pcjeatlon:  golf  Residence: 
raff's  Silvana.  Recreation:  reading  history  3158  Talmouth-rd.  Shaker  Village.  Office, 
and  philosophical  works.  Residence:  1586  E.  1140  Guardian  Bldg. 
105th-st.     Office:    1586   E.    105th-st.  kanE.    William    Aloyslus,    Jawyer;^  borHj 

KAL 

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Herb^rrAdkms,lsadorVKonuVnd^C.''rPle:  wtllacO-LL.-R  magna  cum  laude;  married. 

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Cleveland,  Aug.  19,  1922  to  Rose  M.  Zimmer- 
man— children,  Eugene  William  Kane;  ad- 
mitted to  practice  in  Ohio  Dec.  5,  1918;  ad- 
mitted to  practice  before  the  District  Court 
of  U.  S.,  Northern  District  of  Ohio,  Jan.  5, 
1922;  vice-dean  Cleveland  Alumni  Senate 
Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity.  1924-1925; 
associated  with  Quigley  &  Byrnes;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Delta  Theta  Phi  law 
fraternity;  Gilmour  Council,  Knights  of 
Columbus;  Moses  Cleaveland  General  As- 
sembly Knights  of  Columbus.  4th  degree; 
City  club.  Residence:  2026  Wyandotte-ave., 
Lakewood  O.      Office:    1119    Williamson   Bldg. 

KAPP,  Mrs.  John  Homer,  born,  Cleveland, 
daughter  James  and  Estelle  (Smith)  Cunnea; 
educated,  Vassar  college,  A.B.,  Western  Re- 
eerve  Univ.,  A.  M.;  Columbia  Univ.,  1916-1917; 
Western  Reserve  Law  school,  1919-1920;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  March  29,  1921,  to  John 
Homer  Kapp;  lecturer  three  years  on  Statis- 
tical Method  in  School  of  Applied  Social 
Sciences  of  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  member 
Phi  Delta  Delta  women's  legal  fraternity; 
American  Assn.  of  University  Women's  sec. 
Council  of  Cleveland  Girl  Scouts;  pres.  Fort- 
nightly Musical  club,  1926-1927;  director  and 
parliamentarian  Ohio  Federation  of  Music 
clubs;  Guild  of  St.  Barnabas;  College  club. 
Residence:  2306  Delaware-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

KAPP,  John  Homer,  lawyer;  born,  Mann- 
heim, Pa.;  son  John  H.  and  Anne  M.  (Summy) 
Kapp;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  A.B., 
1915;  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  1917;  Western  Re- 
serve Law  School,  1920,  LL.  B.  and  Order  of 
the  Coif;  married,  Cleveland.  March  29.  1921 
to  Florence  G.  Cunnea;  member  of  firm  Gris- 
wold.  Green,  Palmer  and  Hadden;  Pythagoras 
Lodge.  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  Alpha  Tau 
Omega  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Univer- 
sity, Big  Ten  University,  Civitan  and  National 
Town  and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2306 
Delaware-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1805 
Guarantee  Title  and  Trust  Bldg. 

KARXOSH,  Lionis  J.,  physician;  born,  Bel- 
laire,  O.,  March  30,  1892;  son  John  and  Kath- 
erine  (Stock)  Karnosh;  educated,  Berea  col- 
lege, Berea,  Ky.,  B.S.,  1913;  Medical  School, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.  D.,  1919;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  9,  1923  to  Eva  Pauline  Mil- 
ton— children,  Patricia  and  Joan  Karnosh; 
resident  director  City  hospital.  Psycho- 
pathic division;  assoc.  professor  of 
Pathology  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Dental 
echool;  instructor  in  nervous  diseases  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  medical  school;  fellow 
American  Medical  assn.;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  member  American 
Psychiatric  assn.;  Phi  Rho  Sigma  and  Tau 
Kappa  Alpha  fraternities;  Denison  lodge, 
P.  &  A.  M.;  published  "Outlines  in  Clinical 
Neurology"  and  "Laboratory  Manual  in  Oral 
Pathology."  Recreation:  drawing  and  wood- 
carving.  Residence:  3009  Warrington-rd. 
Office:    City   hospital. 

KARSNER,  Audrey  Stanwood,  born,  Boston 
Mass.,  Oct.  29,  IS.SO;  daughter  Eben  Caldwell 
and  Annie  T.  (Whicher)  Stanwood;  educated 
In  Boston;  married.  Boston.  Mass.,  Dec.  11, 
1922  to  Dr.  Howard  T.  Karsner.  Residence: 
2299    Ardleigh-dr. 

KARSNER,  Howard  Thoman,  pathologist; 
born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Jan.  6,  1879;  son  Dr. 
Charles  W.  and  Martha  M.  (Wright)  Karsner; 
educated,  Centr.Tl  high  school,  Philadelphia, 
1897-B.S.;  Philadelphia  school  of  Pedagogy, 
1899;  Univ.  of  Pa..  1903,  M.D.;  married,  Dec. 
11,  1903  to  Audrey  W.  Stanwood;  capt.  Med. 
R.  C.  with  A.E.F.  in  France  1917,  1918;  dem- 
onstrator of  pathology  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1908- 
1911;  asst.  prof,  pathology  Harvard  Medical, 
1911-1914;    prof.    Pathology.    W.    R.    U.    since 


1914;  visiting  pathologist  Lakeside,  City  and 
Charity  hospitals;  member  American  Medical 
assn.;  Assn.  American  Physicians;  college  of 
Physicians  of  IMilladelphia;  American  Society 
of  Exceptional  Pathology;  Assn.  of  Patholo- 
gists and  Bacteriologists;  member  Sigma  Xi 
and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities;  mem- 
ber University,  Country  and  Harvard  clubs; 
contributor  to  technical  journals  on  excep- 
tional medicine,  pathology  and  biology. 
Residence:   1924  E.  93rd-st. 

KASSITLKER.  Paul  G.,  lawyer;  born,  Por- 
tage  Du  Fort,  Canada,  Jan.  7,  1863;  son 
Charles  A.  and  Dora  (Friday)  Kassulker;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  Parochial  schools  and  pri- 
vate tutors;  married,  Cleveland,  March  27, 
1884  to  Bessie  R.  Curtis — children,  Walter 
Scott  Kassulker  and  Florence  Adelaide  Mills, 
world  war  served  by  selling  Liberty  Loan 
and  Victory  bonds;  admitted  to  practice  law 
Supreme  Court  of  Ohio,  Oct.  7,  1884,  United 
States  District  and  Circuit  Court,  Dec.  20. 
1898,  senior  member  Kassulker  &  Kassulker; 
member  American,  Ohio  State  and  Cleveland 
bar  assns. ;  American  Branch  International 
Law  assn.;  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  Coral 
Gables.  Fla.  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Automobile  clubs.  Residence: 
1568  E.   85th-st.  Office:   981  The  Arcade. 

KAUFMAN,  L.oul8  J.,  banking;  born.  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  3,  1884;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Central  high  school,  1901;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  25,  1907  to  Sadie  Greenwald; 
vice-pres.  The  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  past  pres. 
Cleveland  chapter.  American  Institute  of 
Banking;  pres.  and  director  The  Flsk  Realty 
Co.  and  The  Cuyahoga  Knitting  Mills  Co.; 
treas.  and  director  The  Coventry  Leasehold 
Co.;  sec.  and  director  The  Heister  Land  Co. 
and  The  Coin  Clock  Service  Co.;  director  The 
Silsby-Lee  Co.  and  The  Union  Towel  & 
Supply  Co.;  member  Excelsior.  Oakwood 
Mid-I)av  and  Bankers  clubs.  Residence:  2731 
Euclid-blvd.      Office:    Guardian   Trust   Co. 

KELSEY,  Raymond  T.,  investment  counsel; 
born.  Cleveland.  Oct.  17,  1890;  son  Oscar  E. 
and  Clara  (Turner)  Kelsey;  educated,  Cornell 
Univ..  LL.  B..  1916;  married.  Cleveland.  Sept. 
2,  1920  to  Charlotte  de  B.  Seaver — children, 
Ravmond  T.  and  Patterson  S.  Kelsey;  world 
war,  Sergt.  Infantry.  A.  E.  F. ;  identified  with 
Goodrich  House;  Citizens  league;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  1591  Mis- 
tletoe-dr.  Office:  1156  Hanna  Bldg. 

KEMP,  GeorKe  Henry,  varnish,  enamel  and 
lacquer  mfg. ;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  11.  1886; 
son  Chas  A.  and  Mathilda  (Wilson)  Kemp; 
educated.  Central  high  school;  Spencerian 
college;  International  law  school;  married, 
Cleveland.  Aug.  2  1906  to  Marie  C.  Rochelle 
— children.  Adele  Marie  Kemp;  general  repre- 
sentative Cleveland  Varnish  Co.;  also  John 
Lucas  &  Co..  of  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  pres.  The 
Windsor  Co.;  member  Clevland  Athletic  club, 
Clevland;  American  Pom  club.  New  York: 
former  vice-pres.  Colonial  club.  Recreation: 
outdoor  athletics  and  Equestrian  sports. 
Residence:  12380  Cedar-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts.. 
summer,  Gates  Mills,  O.  Office:  3111  East  87th 
street. 

KEMP.  Marie  Cecelej  born,  Cleveland.  May 
3rd.  1888;  daughter  A.  J.  and  Jennie  C.  (Coz- 
zens)  Rochelle;  educated.  East  high  school; 
MIs.s  Mittleberger's  school;  married.  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  2.  1906  to  George  Henry  Kemp — 
children.  Adele  Marie  Kemp;  member 
Women's  and  Western  Reserve  clubs;  Amer- 
ican Pom.  club.  New  York.  Residence:  12380 
Cedar-rd..  Cleveland  Heights.,  summer,  Gates 
Mills.   O. 

KENDEL,  Charlen  Edward,  retired;  born, 
Cleveland.  May  25.  1870;  son  A.  C.  and  Mar- 
garet (Shutthelm)  Kendel;  educated  Central 
high  school;   married,  Wellesley  Hills,  Mass., 


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June  18,  1901  to  Fanny  Bell  Robson — children.  Mt.  Union  academy,  Wooster  college,  1914 
Charles  Robson,  William  Frederick  and  Ed-  and  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Law  school;  mar- 
ward  Robson  Kendel;  sec.  National  Seed  rled,  SteubenvUle,  Ohio,  Oct.  6,  1920  to  Mar- 
Trade  assn.,  served  on  Ward  Gardon  commit-  Ian  Agnes  Clarl< — children,  Clark,  Malcolm 
tee;  trustee  Plymouth  church  endowment  and  Sarah  Margaret  Kennedy;  member  Lake- 
fund,  trustee  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Chamber  of  Com-  side  unit,  France  1917-1919,  lieut.  119th  F.  A. 
merce,  Exchange  club  and  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Resl-  32nd  div. ;  associated  with  law  firm  Treadway 
dence:  1109  Forest-rd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  &  Marlatt  1919-1921.  with  Krueger  &  Pelton 
101  High-ave.  1921-1923,    trust    of  Acer    Midland    bank;    sec. 

KENDEL,     Fanny     Robnon.    born,     Boston.  6o°",;P°^?,''    ^^-^^  .^°-^S''^%,r^,^'^'^-r^°^^^^^V 

Mass..  July  14.  1874;  daughter  W.  O.  and  Ellen  "iV^'^^'^'i  %•  director  Ohio  Valley  Clay  Prod- 

(Riggs)     Robson;    educated.    Allston    school.  "<'<^^^^'i«*    Cleveland    Securities    Co.;    trustee 

Dorchester.   Mass.,    and   Lucy   Wheelock.    kin-  ^("^''^-^7®-    *-'i'"'5,tian    church;    member    Delta 

dergarten    training    school;    married,    Welles-  Tau    Delta   and    Delta   Theta   Phi    (Law)    fra- 

ley  Hills,   Mass..  June   18,   1901  to  C.   Edward  ^^''^'^'.^^U'V,®'"'^^''    Madison    Golf    Lakelands, 

Kendel— children,     Charles    Robson.    William  £^^^'"'",7^"^^  B°""':[V"*^»F'^,'^^'"^"^^,  ?^^^^- 

Frederick    and    Edward   Robson    Kendel;   sec.  ?q^,'1'^®#*1^"-    /°J^'«,^"*^  ^t.^'^'^^^^Tb     Residence: 

to   food   committee   during  world   war;   mem-  2915  Eaton-rd.  Office:  Midland  Bank, 

ber    Women's    City,    Lakewood    Garden    clubs  KENNEDY,  Thomas  Martin,  judge  court  of 

and    local    and    state    board    Parent    Teacher's  common    pleas;    born,    Ireland.    May    26,    1859; 

assn.    Residence:    1109    Forest-rd..  Lakewood.  son    John    and    Sarah     (Costelloe)      Kennedy; 

KENDUICK.  Georpe  Sherwood,  vessel  dept.,  ?lHcated  Weste^rn  Reserve  academy,  Huason. 
Pickands  Mather  &  Co.;  born,  Cleveland.  Aug.  O^io.  1884  Adelbert  college.  Western  Reserve 
24,  1899;  son  George  Thomas  and  Emily  (Dal-  Un'V..  1888,  honorable  mention  in  college 
ton)  Kendrick;  educated.  University  school;  catalogue  for  excellency  in  Greek,  Law- 
Yale  Univ.  Ph.B.  1921;  Harvard  Univ.  M.B.A.  school  of  Univ.  of  Cincinnati  LL  B.  1888; 
1923;  married,  Feb.  27.  1926  to  Winifred  married,  Hudson,  Ohio  June  26,  1890  to  Ellen 
Lewers  Brown;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  ft^v^'^and^udSr^'^'Do  l1.e^  cburf  ^o??e'n  ^^^^^^^ 
^'e^"hrr'^KirrJn^H"^n'^^^n';;?W^«St^^Mn"h*l=  tle^ied^^u^dge^^f  c'^ommon^ plL's'^coun"^ N^^^^ 
^^^^^L.-^Vii^I^^^^^r^r.  rY^'oH^ui^  wi'i^tf  1902  servini  continuously  ever  since,  having 
^fflil  9nnV>  T?  ?  ^  V^'rI^^^•  ^^^^^"^  Hghts.  ^^^^  elected  four  times,  24  years  on  common 
Office:  2000  Union  Trust  Bldg.  pig^g    bench;    member    Knights    of   Columbus. 

KENNEDY,  Charles  E.,  publicity  director;  Royal  League,  Woodmen  of  the  World;  mem- 
born,  Ohio,  1856;  son  James  C.  and  Sarah  ber  City  club.  Recreation:  tramping  m  the 
(Curry)  Kennedy;  educated  Western  Reserve  woods,  fishing  and  reading  old  authors.  Resl- 
Beminary.  Farmington,  Trumbull  County.  O.;  dence:  1880  E.  79th  st.  Office:  New  Court 
married,    W^arren,     Ohio,     1880    to     Hattie     L.  House. 

Pratt— children..  Winifred  Kennedy;  member  KENNEDY,  Vern  McLanehlln;  born,  Gal- 
Cleveland  Public  Library  board  1903-1920;  ,0^  q.,  Dec.  29,  1893;  daughter  Anthony  J. 
newspaper  reporter,  city  editor  1879-1883  ad-  and  Mary  (McAndrew)  McLaughlin;  edu- 
yertising  manager  of  the  Plain  Dealer  1885-  cated,  St.  Johns  Cathedral  school;  St.Bridgeta 
1891  general  manager  1893-1898,  editor  in  school;  State  high  school;  John  Marshall 
chief  of  the  Plain  Dealer  1898-1907  general  Law  school;  married.  Cleveland,  Sept.  19, 
"l^'JMtr  Cleveland  Leader  1909-1910.  author  1925  to  Joseph  B.  A.  Kennedy ;  member  Kappa 
?Lr^'i-^y  J®^""^,  9,Jv,*^^x7t'.^"'',  ■g"S"-^^®*^o'"  Beta  Pi  sorority;  Business  and  Professional 
1925;  director  of  The  National  Refining  (^o..  Women's  club.  Recreation:  swimming,  fancy 
Residence:  1645  E.  115th  st.  Office:  4614  diving  and  athletics.  Residence:  5815  Waver- 
Prospect-ave.  ly.ct.     Office:   2077   East  9th   st. 

KENN:^DY,    Edwin    Paiil.    physician;    born.  KENNEDY,       William       James.       manager; 

Cabot      Pa..     Sept.     29.     1886;     son    Peter    and  born.    Wales    Jan.    29,    1883;    son    James    and 

Rachel     (Cooper)     Kennedy;    educated.    Alle-  Elizabeth  (Rogers)  Kennedy;  educated.  Dow- 

geheny    college.    Meadville.    Pa.      A.B.      1911,  laig,    Wales;     married,     Cleveland,     to     Sarah 

Western    Reserve   Univ.   M    D.    1916;    married,  Ann    Scull— children,    two;     appointed      treas. 

Richmond,  Va.,   July  4,   1918   to  Miriam   Tyler  East    View;    elected    councilman    East    View; 

-—children.    Jean    and    Edwin    Paul    Kennedy,  elected   councilman    City   of   Cleveland;    mem- 

iri    ,o*^,n?A*-   '"  world  war  Aug    15.   1918  to  ber   St.    Mary's   Protestant    Episcopal   church; 

?^f}^-  l^-  ^f}V  ?Sry^^A,°J^®  X*"^*"  J"^?'"."®^^!?.,^*  Masonic    lodge;    Maccabees;    Knights    of    Py- 

City  hospital,  1916-1917.  city  physician    1917-  thias;    Odd    Fellows;    City    club.     Residence: 

Ja^^Vo^;?"c?®  f^^o?^'^*o',?^^*1'"Pj.^y  hospital    Feb.  10322   Kinsman-rd.     Office:   3205   E.   93rd  st. 
19,    1919-Sept.    30,    1919;   visiting   physician    In 

obstetrics,  City  hospital;  demonstrator  of  ob-  KENNINGER,      Winifred      Dorothy;      born. 

stetrics,    W.    R.    U.;    member   of    staff    of   Ma-  Cleveland,    Dec.    5,    1887;   daughter   August   H. 

ternity    hospital;    member    American    Medical  and    Dorothea    (Zimmer)    Schlacht;    educated, 

assn.;    Ohio    State    Medical    assn.;    Cleveland  Mayflower  school ;  Central  high  school;  Berkey 

Academy    of    Medicine;    Phi    Kappa    Psl    and  &  Dyke  business  school,  1905;  married,  Cleve- 

Alpha    Kappa    Kappa    fraternities;      member  land,  Jan.   16,   1908  to  Edward  J.  Kenninger — 

Cleveland     club.       Residence:     1776      Elberon-  children.    Edward    A..    Dorothy    M.    and    Doria 

ave..   East-Cleveland.     Office:   13239  Superior-  W.    Kenninger;    sec.    Women's    Civic    League, 

rd.,      East-Cleveland.  Brooklyn;  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  League  Women  Vetera. 

miT.»-TiTw^Tx-.r    rr'     ^    ,     V.           T-.  t      t.        -kt  Residence:  4013  Woburn-ave. 
KENNEDY,   Fred.   I.,   born,    Erie.    Pa..    Nov. 

10,   1866;  son  Silas  E.   and  Arabelle    (Ingham)  KENT,  Mary  L..  Pearson;  born.  Springfield. 

Kennedy:    educated,    Erie    academy;    married.  111.,    June    26.    1869;    daughter   Gen.    Robert   N. 

Elyria,  Ohio.  Feb.  1,  1923  to  Mildred  Schuman  and   Mary   Elizabeth    (Tuthill)    Pearson;    edu- 

— children,    Dorothy    and    Fred.     I.     Kennedy,  cated,  private  schools.  Chicago;  married.  Chi- 

Jr.;     mgr.     Rockport     Steamship     Co..      Relss  cago.    111.,    Oct.    10,    1900    to    William    Stewart 

Steamship   Co.,   and   C.    Relss   Coal   Co.,   direc-  Kent,   who   was  pres.   of   Kent  National   Bank 

tor  Lake  Carriers  assn.  and  Great  Lake  Pro-  of   Kent,  Ohio,    until  his  death  occurred  Jan.  18, 

tective    assn.;    member    Elks    lodge,    member  1923.  Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor. 

Cleveland    Athletic,    Westwood   Country,    Erie  „„»T-.r^»T    „                ^1..-     j    >i«^#oi  „.,,.„„ 

and     Sheboygan      (Wis.)      clubs.       Residence:  ^  ^ENYON.  Herman  Clifford,  dental  surgeon; 

16934  Edgewater-dr..  Lakewood.     Office:  1005  born,  Medina,  O.    Nov.   25.   1872;  son  Chas    C. 

Rockefeller  Ride-  and    Lucy    E.     (Gouldin)     Kenyon;    educated, 

KocKereiier   tiiag.  Hiram   college.    1896;    Western    Reserve   Univ. 

KENNEDY,  Joseph  WMlllam,  attorney ;  born.  D.D.S.  1898;  married.  Cleveland,  June  27.  1925 

Augusta.   Ohio.   July   18,   1892;   son  George  W.  to   Blanch   Winifred   Gulliford — children,    two 

and    Ellen    M.    (Figley)    Kennedy;    educated,  sons  by  a  former  marriage;  member  coramit- 

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tee  of  organization  of  Preparedness  League  of 
American  Dentists;  demonstrator  prosthetic 
dentistry  W.  R.  U.,  1898-1900;  demonstrator 
prosthetic  dental  and  operative  technics, 
1900-1901;  lecturer  on  dental  anatomy  and  in- 
structor in  prosthetic  dentistry  and  operative 
technics,  1901-1903;  professor  of  operative 
technics  and  dental  anatomv.  1903-1906;  sec. 
dental  faculty,  1904-1906;  chief  of  staff,  dent, 
of  dental  surgery  City  hospital  since  1918; 
member  American  Dental  assn.;  Ohio  State 
and  Cleveland  Dental  societies;  Northern 
Ohio  Dental  assn.;  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fra- 
ternity; Cleveland  Automobile  olub;  Ohio  and 
American  Automobile  assns.  Recreation: 
motoring,  fishing  and  hunting.  Residence: 
3381  Silsby-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  630 
Rose  Bldg. 

KERX,  Frank  J.,  physician;  born,  Jugo- 
slavia, March  18.  1887;  son  Francis  and  Mary 
Kern:  educated,  Lynbljana,  Jugoslavia,  Gym- 
nasium; St.  Paul  Seminary,  St.  Paul,  Minn.; 
Western  Reserve  Medical.  1912,  M.  D. ;  mar- 
ried, Calumet,  Mich.,  Nov.  19,  1912  to  Agnes 
Wertin — children,  three.  Author  of  the  Eng- 
lish-Slovene dictionary,  1919;  director  In- 
ternational Building  and  Loan  assn.;  member 
American  Medical  assn.;  Ohio  State  Medical 
society;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  su- 
preme court  examiner  Slovene  National  Bene- 
fit society.  Residence:  829  E.  Blvd.  Office: 
6233  St.  Clair-ave. 

KEITH,  Twyla  Mae  Brooklns,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  14,  1894;  daughter  John  William 
and  Nellie  (Blackmore)  Brookins;  educated, 
Cleveland  and  Painesville,  Ohio,  Spencerian 
Commercial  schools;  married,  East-Cleve- 
land, Sept.  14,  1918  to  Laurence  Bradstreet 
Keith:  sec.  Woman's  Assn.  East  Congrega- 
tional Church;  private  sec.  to  Sidney  S. 
Wilson  atAndrews  Institute  for  Girls  at 
Willoughby,  Ohio.  Residence:  1354  Elwood-rd. 
East  Cleveland. 

KEITH,  Walter  L.^  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  31,  1859;  son  William  H.  and 
Catherine  H.  (Stanley)  Keith;  educated, 
Cleveland  and  Wooster,  Ohio;  married,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  Nov.  21,  1888  to  Carrie  N.  Wiggln 
— children,  Leonard  N.  and  Laurence  B. 
Keith;  pres.  The  Cleveland  Block  Co.  Resi- 
dence: 3109  Chadbourne-rd.  Office:  1173  West 
nth-st. 

KELLER,  Dorothy  Winchell,  born,  Keokuk, 
Iowa,  1892;  daughter  Benjamin  H.  and  Bertha 
(Perrin)  Wlncliell;  educated,  Northwestern 
Univ.  B.S.;  married,  Chicago,  111..  Jan.  30, 
1915  to  Samuel  Keller — children,  Doris  and 
Winchell  Keller;  member  Epsilon  chapter 
of  Gamma  Phi  Beta  (Northwestern).  Resi- 
dence:  2241  Harcourt-dr.,   Cleveland. 

KELLER,  Frederick  J.,  minister;  born,  Wis- 
consin, Feb  21,  1868;  son  Frederick  C.  and 
Wilhelmina  Keller;  educated,  Concordia  col- 
lege, Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Concordia  college.  Ft. 
W^ayne,  Ind.,  Concordia  Seminary,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.;  married,  Racine,  Wis.,  July  11,  1894  to 
Emma  Felgenhauer — children,  Ella,  Mrs. 
Leona  Prlebe,  Mrs.  R.  Lake,  Erwin,  Loretta, 
Margaret,  Agnes.  Elmer  and  Harvey  Keller. 
Residence:    3271    W.   43rd   st. 

KELLER.  Henry  G.,  artist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, April  3,  1869;  son  Jacob  and  Barbara 
(Karcher)  Keller;  educated,  Cleveland  gram- 
mar school,  Cleveland  School  of  Art,  Cin- 
cinnati School  of  Art  Academy,  Julien  Royal 
Academy  of  Munich;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
2,  1893  to  Imogene  Leslie — children,  two; 
receiver  of  Larg  silver  medal.  Royal  Acad- 
emy of  Munich,  silver  medals  at  Cleveland 
Museum  of  Art.  works  exhibited  in  all  prom- 
inent exhibitions  of  America  and  Europe; 
teacher  of  composition  and  design  at  the 
Cleveland  School  of  Art.  Office:  Cleveland 
School  of  Art. 


KELLER.  Samael.  real  estate:  son  Norman 
A.  and  Elizabeth  (Bradley)  Keller;  educated, 
Universltv  school  and  Hendershot  academy; 
married,  Chicago.  111.,  Jan.  30,  1915  to  Doro- 
thy Winchell — children,  Doris  and  Winchell 
Keller;  operative  lieut.  and  capt.  In  the 
American  Protective  League;  treas.  Hamp- 
ton-Keller-McIntosh  Co.,  director  Prudential 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  member  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Willowick,  Old  Colony  and  Copper 
Lake  clubs;  charter  member  National  Town 
and  Country  club.  Residence:  2241  liar- 
court-dr.      Office:    Marshall    Bldg. 

KELLEY.  Alfred  Kendall,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  22,  1891;  son  Hermon  A. 
and  Florence  A.  (Kendall)  Kelley;  educated. 
University  school;  Yale  Univ.,  A.B.,  1914; 
Harvard  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1917;  married.  Cleve- 
land, April  21.  1925  to  Elizabeth  Vinson: 
world  war,  corporal  headquarters  Co.  158 
D.  B.  Camp  Sherman;  with  law  firm  of  Hoyt, 
Dustin,  Kelley,  McKeehan  and  Andrews, 
1917-1920;  with  law  firm  Kelley,  David  & 
Cottrell,  since  1920;  director  The  Morris  Plan 
Bank;  director,  treas.  and  asst.  sec.  The 
Realty  Bond  and  Mortgage  Co.;  sec.  and 
treas.  The  Horace  Kelley  Art  Foundation; 
director  and  sec.  The  Radebaugh-Strow  Co.; 
trustee  Horace  Kelley  Art  Foundation;  mem- 
ber Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  fraternity;  Univer- 
sity and  Cleveland  Tennis  and  Racquet 
clubs.  Recreation:  Tennis  and  swimming. 
Residence:  3295  Elsmere-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    1968   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

KELLEY,  Amelia,  born.  Wooster,  Ohio; 
daughter  Gforge  and  Johanna  (Hartz)  Kem- 
merlein;  educated,  Wooster  public  schools: 
married,  Wooster,  O.,  July  2,  1884  to  Samuel 
Walter  Kelley — children,  Walter  Paul  (de- 
ceased) and  Katherine  Mildred,  Mrs.  Wm. 
Reed  Taylor;  member  Women's  City,  Conver- 
sational and  Book  and  Thimble  club;  mem- 
ber board  of  County  visitors.  Residence: 
2255   E.    55th   st. 

KELLEY,  John  Jos.,  dentist,  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  28,  1895;  son  John  R.  and  Rose 
A.  (Kenney)  Kelley;  educated,  John  Carroll 
Univ.;  Western  Reserve  Dental  college;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland.  Aug.  20,  1924  to  Ellen  D. 
Hayes — children,  John  Joseph  Kelley;  world 
war,  2nd  lieut.  air  service  stationed  at  Car- 
ruthers  field.  Fort  Worth,  Texas;  instruc- 
tor in  radiology  at  Western  Reserve  Dental 
college;  dental  staff  Lakeside  hospital;  on 
board  Merrick  Settlement  house;  Phi  Omega 
fraternity.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
1669  Belmore-ave..  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
600   Schofield   Bldg. 

KELLEY,  Raymond  Bnn«ell,  mgr.  of  sales; 
born,  Rimesburg,  Pa.,  Jan.  25  1893;  son  Rev. 
A.  A.  and  Mary  E.  (Bussell)  Kelley;  educated, 
Alliance  public  schools  and  Mt.  LTnion  col- 
lege; married.  Canton.  O.,  May  28,  1918  to 
Marion  Cox — children,  Katherine  Margaret 
Kelley;  district  sales  mgr.  United  Alloy  Steel 
Corp.;  member  American  Society  for  Steel 
Treating;  member  Wm.  McKinley  lodge  No. 
431  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Highland  Park  Golf  and  Henry  Turner 
Bailey  Men's  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Residence:  14913  Shaw  Place,  E.  Cleveland. 
Office.    2004    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

KELLEY,  Samnel  ^Valter,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Adamsvillc,  O.,  Sept.  15,  1855; 
son  Walter  and  Sellna  Catherine  (Kaem- 
merer)  Kelley;  educated,  public  schools  of 
Zanesville,  O. ;  St.  Joseph,  Mich.;  Med.  dept. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Wooster, 
O.,  July  2,  1884  to  Amelia  Kemmerlein — 
children,  Walter  Paul  (deceased)  and  Kath- 
erine Mildred  (Mrs.  Wm.  Reed  Taylor);  In 
Spanish-American  war  was  enlisted  aa 
civilian  surgeon,  was  recommended  for  effi- 
ciency in  the  field  under  the  most  trying 
circumstances  and  commissioned  brigade 
surgeon   of    volunteers    with    rank    of   major: 


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world  war,  American  field  service,  with 
French  Army  and  Red  Cross;  chief  of  dept. 
of  diseases  of  children,  Policlinic  Western 
Reserve,  1886-1893;  prof,  diseases  of  children 
Cleveland  college  Physicians  and  Surgeons 
(med.  dept.)  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1893-1910; 
surg.  to  children,  St.  Luke's  hospital,  senior 
staff;  sec.  Med.  stafif  Cleveland  City  hospital, 
1891-1910;  pres.  City  hospital  staff,  1899-1902; 
pediatrlst  City  hospital,  1893-1910;  editor 
Cleveland  Medical  Gazette.  1885-1891; 
pres.  Ohio  State  Pediatric  society,  1896-1897; 
chairman  section  on  children,  American  Med- 
ical assn.,  1900-1901;  pres.  Assn.  American 
Teachers  of  Diseases  of  Children,  1907-1908; 
member  Academy  of  Medicine,  Cleveland; 
State  and  National  organizations;  Assn.  Mili- 
tary Surgeons  of  U.  S. ;  fellow  American  col- 
lege of  Surgeons;  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
Club:  author  "About  Children"  1897.  "In  the 
Year  1800"  1904,  "The  Surgical  Diseases  of 
Children"  1909,  2nd  ed.  1914;  "The  "Witchery 
o'  the  Moon  and  Other  Poems"  1919;  "Lo 
Studente"  1925.  Recreation:  travel,  au- 
thorship, horseback  riding  and  fencing. 
Residence:  2255  E.  55th  st. 

KKLLOGG,  Frederick  D.,  vlce-pres.;  born, 
Rockford,  111.,  Sept.  3,  1880;  son  George  F. 
and  Anna  M.  (Doubler)  Kellogg;  educated, 
schools  of  Rockford,  111.,  and  Chicago,  111.; 
Chicago  College  of  Law;  married,  Winne- 
bago, 111.,  May  14,  1902  to  Florence  M.  Clark 
— children,  "Virginia  Kellogg;  came  to  Cleve- 
land, 1909  being  connected  with  The  Ohio 
Quarries  Company  and  actively  engaged  in 
the  affairs  of  that  company  continuously 
since  that  time;  vice-pres.  and  treas.  The 
Ohio  Quarries  Company,  The  Ohio  Cut  Stone 
Company,  The  Swan  Carburetor  Co.  and  The 
Perfection  Heater  &  Mfg.  Co.;  sec.  and  treas. 
The  Lorain  &  Southern  R.  R.  Co.;  pres.  The 
Euclid  Chester  Co.;  director  The  H.  A.  Stahl 
Properties  Co..  The  H.  A.  Stahl  Florida  Co. 
and  The  Morris  Plan  Bank;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Royal  League;  member  Union,  Shaker 
Heights  Country  and  Acacia  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Residence: 
2252  Chatfield-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1217   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

KBLLUM.  Irene  "W.,  born,  Royalton,  O., 
June  21,  1883;  daughter  Chas.  A.  and  Julia 
A.  (Tilby)  Wilkinson;  educated.  Lincoln 
high  school.  1901;  Cleveland  Normal  school. 
1903;  married.  Royalton.  O.,  June  21,  1906  to 
Dr.  M.  R.  Kellum — children  Russell,  Mar- 
garet and  Roland  Kellum;  chairman  council 
of  National  Defense,  Royalton  Chapter;  chair- 
man Royalton  Red  Cross  chapter;  member 
committee  of  management  Brooklyn  Y.  W. 
C.  A.;  1st  vice-pres.  Women's  Civic  League 
of  Brooklyn;  former  pres.  Women's  assn.  of 
Sleepy  Hollow  Country  club;  pres.  Brooklyn 
Delphian  chapter;  pres.  Cleveland  Delphian 
Federation;  member  Sleepy  Hollow  Country 
club.  Recreation:  golf,  music.  Residence: 
4232  W.  36th  St. 

KELLUM.  Monford  R.,  physician;  born, 
"Waterford,  Ont.,  Can.;  son  Newton  and  Char- 
lotte (Heil)  Kellum;  educated,  Cleveland 
college  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  1901; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  21,  1906  to  Irene 
Wilkinson — children,  Russell  M..  Margaret 
T.  and  Roland  E.  Kellum;  practiced  medicine 
In  Royalton.  O.,  1901-1918;  moved  to  Cleve- 
land In  1918:  since  1918  engaged  In  the  prac- 
tice of  medicine  in  Cleveland;  member  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medi- 
cal Assn.;  American  Medical  Assn.;  Cleve- 
land Clinical  club;  member  board  of  Brook- 
lyn branch,  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  I.  O.  O.  F. ;  Sleepy  Hollow  Countrv 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  4232  "VV. 
36th   St.     Office:    4181    Pearl-rd. 

KELLY.  Fred  Charters,  writer;  born,  Xenia 
O.,    Jan.    27.    1882;    son    Robert    A.    and    Alice 


(Charters)  Kelly;  educated,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1900-1902; — children,  Fred  C.  Kelly.  Jr.;  world 
war,  special  agent  dept.  of  Justice  to  Investi- 
gate various  German  activities  In  U.  S.;  be- 
came reporter  at  14,  worked  on  Springfield 
and  Dayton,  O..  papers;  did  humor  column  for 
five  years,  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer;  syndi- 
cated column  of  humorous  character  sketch- 
es of  prominent  men  in  Washington  for 
five  years;  author  of  Human  Nature  in 
Business,  The  Fun  of  Knowing  Folks,  The 
Wisdom  of  Laziness,  You  and  Your  Dog;  vice- 
pres.  The  R.  A.  Kelly  Co.,  Xenia,  O. ;  member 
Players  club.  New  York;  National  Press  and 
Racquet  clubs,  Washington.  Recreation:  con- 
ducts 400  acre  farm,  raises  dogs,  s  t  u  d  i  e  s 
sleight  of  hand.  Residence:  Hickory  Hills, 
Peninsula,  O. 

KELSEY,  Charlotte  Senver;  born,  Sewlck- 
ley,  Pa.;  daughter  John  Wright  and  Mary 
(Patterson)  Seaver;  educated,  Cleveland,  Lau- 
rel school;  Sweet  Briar  college  A.B. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  2,  1920  to  Raymond  T. 
Kelsey — children,  Raymond  T.  Jr.,  Patterson 
Seaver  and  John  Tassey  Kelsey;  trustee 
Rainbow  Hospital  and  Music  School  Settle- 
ment. 

KELSEY,  Clara  T.;  born,  Pekin,  111.,  May 
27,  1864;  daughter  Charles  and  Sarah  (Henry) 
Turner;  married,  Cleveland  to  Oscar  E.  Kel- 
sey— children,  R.  T.  Kelsey.  Residence:  1591 
Mistletoe-dr. 

KERR,  Horace  Donald,  advertising;  born, 
Titusville,  Pa.,  Aug.  8,  1888;  son  Hubert  M. 
and  Harriet  Louis  (Hubbard)  Kerr,  educated, 
Lehigh  Univ.  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  A.B.  1911,  C.E. 
1912;  married.  Oak  Park,  Hi.,  April  28,  1917 
to  Elizabeth  Langhorne  Waller — children,  two 
daughters;  formerly  western  advertising 
mgr.  Atlas  Portland  Cement  Co.;  vice-pres. 
and  treas.  The  Bayless-Kerr  Co.;  trustee 
Lakewood  Congregational  church;  Theta 
Delta  Chi  fraternity;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Advertising  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
tennis,  swimming  and  theatre.  Residence: 
1475  W.  Cllfton-Blvd.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
Hanna    Bldg. 

KERR,  Wm.  Georgre,  born,  Portland.  Ore., 
Feb.  17,  1889;  son  James  Andrew  and  Mary 
Higbee  (Keasey)  Kerr;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  A.B.  and  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  25,  1921  to  Virginia  E.  White;  member 
Democratic  executive  committee  of  Cuya- 
hoga county;  member  law  firm  Payer,  Winch, 
Minshall  &  Karch;  member  Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
fraternity;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Shriner; 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  City  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2508  Derbyshlre-rd.  Office:  2025 
Guaranty  Title   Bldg.    .  . 

KERRUiSH,  Sheldon  Qnayle,  lawyer;  born. 
Cleveland.  Feb.  26.  1861;  son  William  Shel- 
don and  Margaret  (Quayle)  Kerruish;  edu- 
cated. Yale  college,  B.A.  1883;  member  of 
troop  A  "Veterans;  practising  lawyer  since 
1885;  director  Billings-Chapin  Co.,  The 
Cleveland  Fare  Box  Co.,  The  Chalac  Co.  and 
director  and  sec.  The  Elwell-Parker  Elec- 
tric Co.;  member  of  the  law  firm  of  Kerru- 
ish, Kerruish,  Hartshorn  and  Spooner;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  assn.,  Ohio  State  Bar 
assn.;  American  Bar  assn.;  member  PsI  Up- 
sllon  fraternity;  member  Union  and  Nisi  Prius 
clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Yale  club  of  New  York 
City.  Residence:  12345  Cedar-ave.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.    Office:  1011  Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

KERRL'ISH.  "Wnilam  Sheldon,  lawyer  (re- 
tired); born,  Warrensville,  Cuyahoga  County, 
O.,  Oct.  30,  1831;  son  William  and  Jane  (Kelly 
Kerruish;  educated,  Twinsburg  Institute,  O.; 
attended  Western  Reserve  at  Hudson,  O. ; 
Yale  college,  B.  A.  1855;  married,  Cleveland, 
Not.  1858  to  Margaret  Quayle — children, 
Sheldon  Q.,  and  Mona  Kerruish,  Mrs.  Maude 
K.   Towson,   Mrs.   Miriam   K.   Stage   and   Mrs. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Helen     K.     Buffum      all    of    Cleveland,      Mrs.  l,    18S0    to    Barhin     R,.ri,     ^v,.i  i 

Grace  K.  Whitney  of  Montclair.  N.  J.j'tauRht  contributn^    member  ^12fh~reilm^         ^'^^^^ 

languaeres  in  Twinsburg  Institute  and  in  1857  Kineera,    Ohio   National   Guarrt*^h,?v*.^^^  fi?" 

began    the    active    study    of    law    in    office    of  Weldeman    Co.;    member    Cleveland    r^'^""   ^^® 

^*'n^^'    ^^-c^^^H^"*^    ^°^-^^'-    admitted    to    bar  fial    and    Tra v.' a?sn       Residence      1 7m    Cilf" 

of    Ohio     ]8d8;    during    his    practice    member  ton-blvd.,    Lakewood.      Office      Weldeman    Po 

of    Ia^y    firms— Hayes    &    Kerruish;    Kerruish         ^mce.    weldeman    Co. 


school,    East    Cleveland;    married,    Rochester,  world   war    2nd    li  J,,t     i  ^;.i."4i''^a»'d.     M.B.A.: 

NY.,  Oct.    12.    1910   to   Adelaide   H.   Sanford—  member  Troon  A    P^lvii'^^^^    F^o^-    27th   div 

children,  Sanford  B.  and  William  S.  Ketchum.  ber  American  Legion  an^v^  1922-1925;  mem^ 

Residence:    1858    Page-ave.      East    Cleveland.  Wars;      exnorf    ^.^«r„f/l'^  Veteran.s  of  I^oreign 


v,,wiv>.  c.i,   ^a..iw.u   jj.    diiu    vviiiiaiii    J3.    iveiciium.  uer  American  Lee-iVin    Qn/i  Vr  '.  '•""■-'■;' i o,    mem- 

Residence:    1858    Page-ave.      East    Cleveland.  Wars;      exnort      q^r^f/l*^  Veteran.s  of  I^oreign 

Office:   1890  E.  82nd  st.  °        export      service      merr.      Whtt<»      r>°. 

KETCHUM,     Mary     LonUe     Morgran,      born, 
Cleveland,    Sept.    14,    1850;    daughter    Edmund 


Office:   1890  E.  82nd  It.  '  "lembW  UniversitTand^M '"^"- .   ^^^'^^      <^^^^^ 

KETCHUM,     Mary     Louise     Morgan,      born,    dence:   Universitv   cluh       n///'"*^Tivl"'^^-    ^^esl- 
leveland,    Sept.    u;    1850:    daughter    Edmund        ,^..  w.^    vers  ty  club.     Office:   White  Co. 


2LV'^A'*''^"?  ^^^^-  for  the  Blind.  Residence:  ^'^V  >^  ^^l^^"^^  Country  clubs.  Recreation- 
8364  Stockholm-rd.,  Shaker  Hghta.  Office:  g?''  ^^^  ^^aseball.  Residence:  2193  GranS: 
1890   E.   82nd  st.  view-ave.    Office  3860  E.  9l8t  st.  Grand- 

KIMMICK,    Charles    Theodore,    real    estat«»- 


Reserves,    retired    as    quartermaster    first    di-  Hlppodrome  Bldg. 

vision;  Mass.   Naval   Reserves;  member  Lake-         KIXCAID,    Emily    E.    Phllllns]    horn     xv^f 

wood      Republican      club,      Lakewood      Civic  rensvllle.    Oct.    28.    1856;    daughter    BenlVmin 

League;    treas      Engraver's    Mutual    Aid    So-  !*;     and     Jane     (Sheldon)     Phillips-     marrfert 

Clety;    treas.    Engraver's    Relief    fund;    instl-  Cleveland,  Feb.  25,  1889  to  Arthur  McHardv— 

tuted    both    of    these    two     societies;     corres-  children,    Alice    McHardy    Byrnes-    marrl^rt    t« 

ponding    sec     for    four    years    and    now    sec.  D.   Tod   kincaid.     Residence:   2849   Fairfax-rd 
Cleveland   Photo   Engraver's   Union;   board   of        KIIVG.    Avon    Hnii,    h^,.,,     m      vT   ■,,      ^^ 

directors    Art    Engraving    &    Colortype    Co;  dauc^htpV  T.-<y,«H^?  a  ,V    ^orn     Nashville.    Tenn.: 

on    advisory    board    County    Savings    &    Loan  HaiP   educ^^ed    W^rSV']''  ^^'^^^a^*'/-'^"^^^ 

Co.;    conciliation    board    of   employing   Photo-  vine      Tenn  -     b^a     h?h'"'wSi^*''?*'°''  »^^^*'- 

Engravers;    representative    of    the    p1^oto-En-  married     Nashvlir«     '^^nn     Yl"^*'i^^' ,  n^^?"-' 

gravers;   member   Indianapolis   Lodge  No.    669  Lvman  B    Kin  J     nhiM^rj?'T  ^"*^^  ^4.    1922    to 

F.     &    A.    M.;     Omar    Grotto.     Boston,    Mass.;  member    Coinf;^Pi,^h^"'T/^"^  Cprlett  King; 

Webb   chapter   and   Cleveland   Council.   Cleve-  mfi?^  and^olf    rL<,Mln..  ^l^r^A^'^l"  •  u?^'"^- 
land;    Bethesda    Lodge    Odd    Fellows,    Boston.  ^        °  ^°''-  residence  2821  Derbyshlre-rd. 

Mass.     Residence:   1431  Orchard  Grove,  Lake-  ^.'^'•V*''     Charles     E.,     manufacturer;     born 

wood.      Office:    1104    Prospect-ave.  Cleve  and,    April    15,     1870;    son    George    and 

KEYERLEBER,   >VIIIIam,   buyer   wholesale  ^c^hools' a^nd'^C^t^^l  "hig^i^   .scto'oY'*'ma''rHid° 

groceries;   born.   Cleveland.   Aug.    9.    1859;   son  Cleveland.   Oct.    4,    1898   to   Edith    B^er^-^hll' 

Gottlieb  and  Rachel  (Munz)  Keyerleber;  edu-  dren.  Lyman  B.  king;  sec    The  BishonVrod 

cated,    Cleveland;    married,    Cleveland.    April  ucts    Co  ;    member    Ihaker    Heights  Country 

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club.     Recreation:  golf.     Residence:  2349  Ard- 
leigh-dr.      Office:    7&12    Carnegie-ave. 

KING,  Elizabeth  White,  born,  Cleveland. 
Aug.  7,  1897;  daughter  Rollin  Henry  and 
Katherine  Elizabeth  (Kine)  White;  educated, 
Laurel  school,  Cleveland  and  Smith  college 
A.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  19.  1920  to 
Warren  Griffin  King — children,  Katherine 
Elizabeth  and  Warren  Griffin  King,  Jr.; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
Willoughby,  O. 

KING.  Harry  Wheelock,  pres.;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  15,  1863;  son  Zenas  and  Miranda 
(Wheelock)  King;  educated.  Cleveland 
schools;  married,  Mineral  Point,  Wis.,  Nov. 
21,  1889  to  Margery  Gundry — children.  Mar- 
gery King  Findley,  Jane  King  Jeanneret  and 
Harriet  King  Baird;  pres.  The  King  Bridge 
Co.,  The  O.sborn  Building  Co.,  and  The  Strat- 
ford Building  Co.;  director  The  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.;  assoc.  member  American  Society 
of  Civil  Engineers;  fellow  Cleveland  Museum 
of  Art;  member  Union,  Tavern,  Kirlland 
Country,  Roadside  clubs.  Recreation:  golf 
and  riding.  Residence:  Mentor,  Ohio.  Office: 
The  King  Bridge  Co. 

KING,  Herbert  Donn,  banking;  born.  E. 
Cleveland,  March  12,  1882;  son  Frederick  and 
Emily  S.  (Doan)  King;  educated  Shaw  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1908  to 
Lillian  Jenks  King — children,  Emily  J..  Fred- 
erick J.,  Robert.  D..  Benj.  A.  and  Elizabeth  A.; 
sec.  The  Cleveland  Trust;  treas.  and  director 
The  C.  T.  Securities  Co.;  sec.  and  director  The 
Bankers  Reality  Co.;  director  The  Mayfield 
Clubsite  Co.;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; trustee  Y.M.C.A.;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  14233  Terrace-rd.,  E. 
Cleveland.  Office:  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  916 
Euclid-ave. 

KING,  John  S.,  advertising  counsellor;  born. 
London,  Eng.,  Nov.  25,  1887;  son  Thomas 
John  and  Mary  (McLean)  King;  educated, 
Woodgrange  college.  Manor  Park,  Eng.; 
Margate,  Kent,  England;  married.  Pittsburgh, 
April  14,  1914  to  Margaret  May  Andrews — 
children.  Bruce  and  Rex  King;  copy  and  plan 
chief  for  prominent  advertising  agencies;  ac- 
quired Interest  in  Carpenter-Webbe  Co.,  later 
sold  and  Incorporated  the  John  S.  King  Com- 
pany as  general  advertising  agency  of  which 
he  is  president;  director  and  vice-pres.  Cleve- 
land Advertising  club;  director  and  chairman 
of  publicity  committee,  Cleveland  Associa- 
tion for  Criminal  Justice;  member  Gaston  G. 
Allen  lodge;  Cunningham  Chapter;  Holy 
Grail  Commandery;  Al  Koran  Shrine,  Rotary, 
Cleveland  Athletic.  Dover  Bay  Country,  Lake- 
wood  Country  and  Cleveland  Advertising 
clubs;  writer  and  lecturer  on  advertising  and 
sales  subjects;  on  the  program  of  Associated 
Advertising  clubs  of  the  world.  Recreation: 
golf,  fishing,  walking  and  gardening.  Resi- 
dence: 17449  Woodford-ave.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  1220  Huron-rd. 

KING,  Katherine  JoneB,  social  worker; 
born.  Youngstown,  O.,  Feb.  4.  1867;  daughter 
Asahel  W,  and  Ann  Janette  (Palmer)  Jones; 
educated,  Rayen  high  school,  Youngstown. 
O. ;  Lake  Erie  Seminary,  Painsville.  O.,  1887; 
Lake  Erie  college,  Palnesville,  O..  1924,  A.B.; 
married.  Youngstown,  O.,  Sept.  1.  1891  to  Rob- 
ert Augustus  King — children.  Janette,  Mary, 
Margaret  and  Ruth  Roberts.  Residence:  144 
Hower-ave.     Office:  2319  E.  55th  st. 

KING.  Lawrence  Grimes,  lawyer;  born; 
Belmont  County,  O.,  March  21,  1889;  son  An- 
drew W.  and  Lucinda  (Neff)  King;  educated, 
Virginia  Military  Institute;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  1912.  A.B..  1914,  L.L.B. ;  married,  De- 
troit, Mich.,  April  27.  1925  to  Gale  Curtis; 
world  war;  private,  sergt.,  lieut.  and  capt.  at 
General  headquarters.  A.E.F.,  1917-1918;  dep- 
uty  commissioner   Am.   Red   Cross,    1919-1920 


in  Near  East;  received  six  foreign  decorations 
during  over-seas  service;  formerly  with 
Townes.  Portmann  and  King;  Treadway  and 
Marlatt;  formerly  asst.  trust  officer  Midland 
Bank;  has  own  law  office  and  is  interested  in 
various  real  estate  syndicates;  member  Del- 
ta Tau  Delta  and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  frater- 
nities; University  and  Tennis  and  liacquet 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis  and  foreign 
travel.  Residence:  2  2  6  9  Grandview-ave., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1212  Union  Mort- 
gage   Bldg. 

KING,  Loulne  Baldwin,  born,  Cleveland. 
Aug.  16,  1904;  daughter  Arthur  D(juglas  and 
Reba  Louise  (Williams)  Baldwin;  educated, 
Hathaway-Brown  school;  Farmington,  Conn.; 
Smith  college;  married,  Cleveland,  March  24, 
1924   to  Woods  King.     Residence:   Mentor,  O. 

KING,  L>-niun  Beers,  Eastern  sales  mgr. 
Thompson  Products  Inc.;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  19,  1902;  son  Charles  Edward  and  Edith 
(Beers)  King;  educated.  University  school; 
Dartmouth  college;  married,  Nashville.  Tenn., 
Aug.  24.  1922  to  Mary  Avon  Hail — children, 
Jane  Corlett  King;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta 
fraternity;  Dragon  Senior  Society;  Country 
club.  Recreation:  golf  and  tennis.  Resi- 
dence; 2821  Derbyshire-rd.  Office:  Thomp- 
son Products.  Inc. 

KING.  Margery  Gundry,  born.  Mineral 
Point.  Wis.,  March  7,  1866;  daughter  Joseph 
and  Sarah  (Perry)  Gundry;  educated.  Mt. 
Auburn  Institute.  Cincinnati,  O.;  married. 
Mineral  Point.  Wis..  Nov.  21.  1889  to  Harry 
Wheelock  King — children.  Margery,  Jane  and 
Harriet  King;  world  war.  war  relief  work; 
pres.  Benjamin  Rose  Institute;  Women's  City 
club.     Residence:  Kingwood.  Mentor.  O. 

KING,  Mary  Edith  Beern.  born  Cleveland, 
June  22,  1878;  daughter  Lyman  li.  and  Mary 
Jane  (Corlett)  Beers;  educated.  Cleveland 
public  school;  Central  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  4.  1898  to  Charles  E.  King — 
children,  Lyman  B.  King;  member  Women's 
City  club.     Residence:    2349   Ardleigh-dr. 

KING,  Mr«.  Ralph,  born,  Lexington.  Mich.. 
Oct.  16.  1867;  daughter  Samuel  Curtias  and 
Lucinda  A.  (Woods)  Tewksbury;  educated. 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  married.  Detroit. 
Mich..  Oct.  6.  1897  to  Ralph  Thrall  King- 
children,  four;  member  Women's  board  Lake- 
side hospital.  Rose  Fund,  Church  Home.  Resi- 
dence:  8615  Euclid-ave. 

KING.  W.  GrlflTin.  born,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  July 
6,  1893;  son  Warren  P.  and  Justine  (McKen- 
na)  King;  educated,  Cornell  University,  M.E. 
1917;  married,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1920  to 
Elizabeth  White — children.  Katherine  Eliza- 
beth and  Warren  Griffin  King,  Jr.;  ensign 
U.S.N.R.F. ;  member  Kirtland  Country  club. 
Residence:   Willoughby,   O. 

KING,  Warren  Phelpn,  vice-pres.;  born, 
Ithaca,  N.  Y..  Sept.  9,  1865;  son  Warren  Lean- 
der  and  Mary  E.  (Phelps)  King;  educated, 
Cornell  Univ.;  married  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June 
2,  1892  to  Justine  Alexander  McKenna — chil- 
dren, Warren  Griffin  and  Elizabeth  Brewster 
King;  vice-pres.  Aluminum  Co.  of  America; 
member  Buffalo  and  Saturn  clubs  of  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  and  Union,  Kirtland  Country  and  the 
Country  clubs  of  Cleveland.  Residence: 
Country-Valley  Ridge  Farm,  Kirtland,  Ohio 
or    Moreland    Courts.      Office:    2210    Harvard- 


KING.  Woods,  real  estate;  born.  Cleveland; 
son  Ralph  and  Fanny  (Tewksbury)  King; 
educated.  Williams  college;  married.  Cleve- 
land, March  24.  1924  to  Louise  Baldwin;  2nd 
lieut.  Field  artillery;  capt.  107th  Calvary; 
treas.  Realty  Investment  Co.;  director  Cleve- 
land Museum  of  Natural  History;  member 
Chagrin   Valley  Hunt.   Kirtland  Country  and 


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Union    clubs.      Recreation:    polo.      Residence: 
Mentor,  Ohio.     Office:   136  Colonial  Arcade. 

KINGSBACHER.  Alvlii,  cotton  yarn  broker; 
born,  Pittsburgh  ,Pa.,  Nov.  2,  1889;  son  Morris 
and  Sopliie  (Friedenheit)  Kingsbacher;  edu- 
cated, Pittsburgh  high  school,  Univ.  of  Penn. 
and  Philadelphia  Textile  school:  married. 
New  Yorlt,  N.  Y..  July  9,  1921  to  Ethel  Hays 
Marks — children.  Elaine  D.  Kingsbacher;  pri- 
vate 1st  class  signal  R.  C,  2nd  lieut.  Ord.  R. 
C;  1st  lieut.  Ord.  R.  C. ;  Delta  Kappa  Phi  fra- 
ternity, Custodian  1911,  consul  1912;  Univ.  of 
Penn.  Alumni  assn.  and  Philadelphia  Textile 
school  Alumni  assn.;  member  Excelsior,  The 
Temple  Men's  (sec.)  and  Cleveland  Auto 
clubs.  Recreation:  tennis  and  handball.  Resi- 
dence: 10229  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office  616  St. 
Clair-ave. 

KINGSBOROUGH,  Harry,  sales  manager; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11.  1884;  son  Marshall 
and  Emma  (Welchli)  Kingsborough;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  scliools  and  Central 
higli  school;  member  Masonic  lodge.  Knight 
Templar,  Shriner,  32nd  degree  and  Scottish 
Rite;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Snow 
Lake  Fishing  and.  Hunting  clubs.  Residnece: 
1427  E.  111th  St.  Office:  424  Hickox  Bldg., 
Cleveland  and  217  Broadway,  New  York  City. 

KINNEY,  Brewster  Pelton.  Kinney  & 
Levan  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  son  George  W. 
and  Jennette  (Pelton)  Kinney;  educated. 
University  school,  St.  Paul's,  Princeton  and 
Cornell;  married,  Cleveland,  June  29,  1909 
to  Marion  K.  Sowden — children,  Elizabeth 
Pelton  and  Marion  S.  Kinney;  member  Cleve- 
land Advertising  and  Canterbury  clubs.  Res- 
idence: 2696  St.  James-Pkwy.  Office:  Kinney 
&   Levan   Co. 

KINNEY,  George  W.,  pres.  Kinney  &  Levan 
Co..  born,  Oberlln,  Ohio;  son  George  and 
college;  married,  to  Jennette  Pelton — children, 
Brewster  P.,  Ralph  P.  and  Jennette  Kinney; 
pres.  and  treas.  The  Kinney  &  Levan  Co., 
pres.  and  treas.  The  Kinney  &  Levan  Realty 
Co. ;  ex-pres.  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
member  Union,  Kirtland  Country  and  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  2001  Chest- 
nut Hill-dr.  Office:  1375  Euclid-ave.,  The 
Kinney  &  Levan  Co. 

KINNEY,  Jennette,  born,  Cleveland;  daugh- 
ter George  W.  and  Jennette  (Pelton)  Kinney; 
educated.  Hathaway-Brown  school  and  Miss 
Dow's  school,  Briarcliff,  N.  Y.;  member  of 
Rainbow  Hospital  board.  Residence:  2001 
Chestnut  Hills-dr. 

KINNEY,  Marton  K.  Sowden.  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  George  G.  and  Mary  E. 
(Houtz)  Sowden;  educated.  Miss  Mlttle- 
berger's  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  29, 
1909  to  Brewster  Pelton  Kinney — children, 
Elizabeth  Pelton  and  Marion  Sowden  Kinney. 
Residence:    2696   St.   James-Pkwy. 

KINNISON,  Cbnrle*  W.,  sec.  and  treasurer; 
born,  Norwalk,  Ohio,  Oct.  14,  1877;  son  Rip- 
ley H.  and  Lida  (Woodworth)  Kinnison;  edu- 
cated, Wellington,  Ohio  public  schools,  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ.  A.B. ;  married,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.,  Oct.  4,  1905  to  Ava  C.  Roberts — children, 
Hilda  Catherine  and  Ava  Margaret  Kinnison; 
clerk  for  State  Banking  &  Trust  Co.,  the 
Jones  &  Laughlin  Steel  Co.,  and  the  Cleveland 
Grain  Co.;  asst.  purchasing  agent  for  the 
American  Clay  Machinery  Co.;  sec.  and  treas. 
and  director  The  Austin  Co.,  sec.  and  treas. 
The  Austin  Finance  Co.,  asst.  sec.  The  Austin 
Co.  of  California,  as.st.  sec.  The  Austin  Co.  of 
Texas  and  sec.  and  director  of  the  Surety 
Investing  Co.;  member  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
fraternity;  identified  with  the  Chamber  of 
Commerce  of  Cleveland  and  of  Willoughby: 
superintendent  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal 
Sunday  school  of  "Willoughby  and  sec.  to  the 
official   board    of    the    Methodist     Episcopal 


church  at  Willoughby.  Recreation:  garden- 
ing and  motoring.  Residence:  127  Euclid-ave., 
Willoughby,    Ohio.      Office:    16112    Euclid-ave. 

KINTNER,  Deane  S.,  associate  radio  editor 
the  Plain  Dealer;  born,  E.  Rochester,  O.,  Feb. 
2,  1890;  son  James  H.  and  Maria  (Edwards) 
Kintner;  educated,  country  schools  in  Colum- 
biana county,  O.,  and  at  Salem,  O.,  high 
school  graduating  with  the  highest  honors, 
class  of  1910;  Denison  Univ.,  Granville,  O.; 
married,  Ashtabula  O.,  May  15,  1915  to  Clara 
Vera  Detwiler — children,  Genevieve  Carol  and 
Donald  James  Kintner;  sec.  of  the  Charter 
Commission.  Salem,  1912  and  sec.  of  Civil 
Service  commission,  Salem,  O.;  asoclated  with 
the  Salem  News  for  seven  years,  last  two 
years  as  editor;  joined  editorial  staff  of 
Cleveland  Press;  later  financial  staff  of  Fin- 
ance and  Industry;  resigned  five  years  later 
as  editor  to  manage  the  radio  dept.  of  Salzer 
Electric  Co.;  became  associate  radio  editor  of 
the  Plain  Dealer.  Recreation:  tennis,  photog- 
raphy and  radio.  Residence:  2560  E.  130th 
St.  Shaker  Hghts.     Office:  The  Plain  Dealer. 

KINNER,  Flora  M.,  born,  Lima,  O..  Aug.  18, 
1853;  daughter  John  J.  and  Alzina  W.  (Hull) 
Dunan;  educated,  Lima,  Ohio  public  and 
Lima  high  school;  married  Cleveland,  Apr. 
15,  1895  to  John  M.  Kinner;  joint  organizer  of 
the  Current  Topics  club;  member  D.  A.  R. 
Residence:    1007    Wllbur-ave. 

KIRK,  Frank  Martin,  coal  operator;  born, 
Jackson,  O.,  Nov.  5,  1863;  son  Isaac  and  Mary 
(Kernohan)  Kirk;  educated,  Warren,  O. ;  mar- 
ried Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  20,  1888  to  Netta 
Peate — children,  one;  pres.  and  treas.  of  F, 
M.  Kirk  Coal  Co.,  The  Kirk  Dunn  Coal  Co., 
The  Beaver  Coal  and  Clay  Co.;  treas.  The 
Tice  Flynn  Coal  Co.;  sec.  H.  C.  Christy  Co., 
and  treas.  The  Kirk  Dunn  Oil  Co.;  32nd  de- 
gree Mason  and  Shriner;  member  Union,  Aca- 
cia Country  and  Copper  Lake  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  12337 
Cedar-rd.     Office:  Swetland  Bldg. 

KIRKBRIDE,  Clyde  T.,  attorney;  born, 
Deerfield,  O.,  Aug.  3,  1876;  son  John  M.  and 
Mary  L.  (Craig)  Kirkbride;  educated.  Deer- 
field  high  school,  Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  Mt. 
Union  college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.B. ; 
married,  Salineville,  O.,  June  22,  1909  to  Mat- 
tie  E.  Kirk;  director  and  sec.  Roberts  Coffee 
Co.;  director  The  Federal  Mortgage  Finance 
Co.;  vice-pres.  Natl.  Business  Men's  Assn.; 
pres.  and  director  Auction  Investment  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.  and  Ohio 
State  Bar  Assn.;  member  Sigma  Nu  frater- 
nity and  Phi  Delta  Phi  law  fraternity;  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  Calvary  Presbyterian  church; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
member  City  club.  Residence:  2654  Exeter- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office  1430  Williamson 
Bldg. 

KIRKWOOD,  Harriet  May  Powers,  born, 
Cleveland,  May  3,  1893;  daughter  Daniel  C. 
and  Anastasia  ((Jole)  Powers;  educated,  St. 
Agnes  school;  Cleveland  public  school;  West 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland.  Oct.  27,  1914 
to  Robert  Durant  Kirkwood — children,  John 
Daniel,  Martha  Mary,  Dorothy  Ann  and 
Helen  Marie  Kirkwood;  member  Castallan 
society  and  Ara  society.  Residence:  15400 
Braemar-dr. 

KIRKWOOD.  Harriet  Mix,  born,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  24,  1857:  daughter  Robert  Ebenezer  and 
Marie  Josephine  (Morand)  Mix;  educated, 
Ursuline  Convent  Cleveland;  married,  Cleve- 
land. June  24,  1885  to  John  Henry  Kirkwood 
— children,  John  Mix  (deceased),  Marie,  Rob- 
ert Durant,  Donald  Benedict,  Ernest  L.  and 
William  Gregory  Kirkwood.  Residence:  1247 
Carlyon-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.   . . 

KIRKWOOD,  John  Henry,  retired;  born 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Sept.  8,  1850;  son  Albert  Win- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

ters  and  Margaret  E.  (Young)  Kirk  wood;  edu-  Hall;  educated,  Seattle  public  schools;  St. 
cated,  Georgetown  Univ.,  Washington,  D.  Katherine's  Hall,  Davenport,  la.;  Zurich, 
C  •  married,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1885  to  Switzerland;  New  Chatel,  Switzerland;  mar- 
Harriet  Julia  Mix — children,  Marie,  Robert  ried,  San  Jose,  Cal.,  Sept.  1,  1904  to  Charles 
D  Donald  B.,  Ernest  L.  and  William  G.  M.  Kitchell — children,  Charles  Hall  Kitchell; 
Kirkwood;  in  galling  gun  battery  for  17  member  China  Society  of  America,  New 
years  ten  years  as  first  lieut. ;  honorary  York;  Playhouse;  Women's  City  club.  Resl- 
retire'd  member  Troop  A.;  formerly  sec.  dence:  2940  Washington-blvd.,  Cleveland 
and  treas.  Wilson  &  Hughes  Stone  Co.,   Ohio  Hghts. 

!l%"^C??-m?,^l'er^rinfor^Co'ifncfl"'K.''oF"c^.^  .  '^''^^."^T'    ^--P**    «'     -^^^-^>'.   0^^.^= 

Rofdside  and   Eccletic  clubs;   former  member  born,   Cleveland    son   Henry  W    and  Grace  A. 

Chamber    of   Commerce    and    Chamber    of    In-  (Kingsley)     Kitchen;     educated,     Yale     Univ., 

A,,t'tl\r    Tf^a\A^r^r>V-  1  ?47  Carl  von-rd     E    Cleve-  A.B. ;     Western     Reserve    law    school.     LL.B.; 

^.nH  ^"  ^^s'°^"^®-  ^^^^  canyon  ra.,  £..  ^.leve  ^^^.^j^^     Cleveland,     1915     to     Mary     Rippey 

^^""'  „      .  ,  ,.   ,.        , „    r.i„,r«  Beck;     member     Masonic      lodge;      Cleveland 

KIRKWOOD.  Marie,  publicity;  born,  Cleve-  athletic    club.      Residence:    3134    Euclid-ave. 
land;     daughter     John     Henry     and     Harriet  office:   1612  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
Julia     (Mix)     Kirkwood;    publicity    secretary  .      .  ^ 
Western  Reserve  Univ.     Office:  Western  Re-        KITCHEN,   Mary  Rippey   Beck,  born,   Lan- 
Dcrvc    TTnivpr<5itv  caster,   O.,  daughter  S.   H.   and  Matilda    (Rip- 
serve    univeis.ij'.  pgyj    Beck;   educated   Western   Reserve  Univ., 

KIRKWOOD,     Robert      Durant,     civil      en-  Ph.B. ;   married,   Cleveland.    1915   to  Joseph  H. 

gineer;    born,    Cleveland,    Sept.    11,    1890;    son  Kitchen;    member   D.    A.    R.;    Fortnightly    and 

John   Henry    and   Harriet   Julia    (Mix)    Kirk-  College  clubs.     Residence:   3134  Euclid-ave. 
wood-    educated.   St.   Joseph's   Seminary;    Lin- 
^oln    high    Ichool;     Case  "^School    of    Applied        KLATT    Frank   W.    gen     mgr     "The   W.    W. 


1Q18-      construction     engineer     Great     Lakes  assn.;    member    Y.M.C.A.    and    on     board    of 

Dredge  &  Dock   Co.    1913-1916;   asst.   engineer  managers   West   Side   branch;   Halcyon   lodge, 

Cuvahoea    county    Bridge     engineer's     office,  F.    &   A.    M.;   Lakewood    Country    club.     Resi- 

1916-1917;   Truscon  Steel  Co.   of   Youngstown,  dence;    20070   Beach   Cliff-blvd.,    Rocky   River, 

first    as    district    engineer    at    Cleveland    and  Office:    4700    Train-ave. 

^'^erG\"m^o^u^''"ciu^n"^ri!  T'o^f  airLinc^l'il  Tr^'S;  KLEIN,    Adolph    M..    attorney;    born     Hun- 

^^rlr^^"0ffTe^^^"h4^rrl's^'l^ctiai'e^*^*^    ^^^^-  -Id)  ^K^/ei^^'e^clteTB^orntll^lc^h^Jf  ?9l)"ol 

mar-dr.       Office.    4614    prospect  ave.  Central    high    school,    1904;    Western    Reserve 

KISSAXE,   Ruth   Ferry,   born,    Bellville,    O.,  Univ.    law    school,    1908;    married,    Cleveland, 

March    6     1894;    daughter    Wm.    H.    and    Anna  Feb.    24,    1909    to    Hannah   Wohlgemuth — chil- 

Barnard'  (Sutton)    Forry;   educated,    Newark,  dren,    Florence,   Seville,    Lucille   and   Meriam; 

O     public  schools,   1912;  State  Normal  school;  engaged  in   general  practice  of  law;  sec.  and 

one    summer    Winona    college,    Indiana,    1914;  treas.    New    System    Realty    Co.;    past    com- 

married    Newark,   O.,   June    26,    1920    to   Hugh  mander    Deak    Lodge,    K.    of    P.;    Forest    City 

H     Kiss'ane children,    Martha    Elizabeth    and  Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Webb  Chapter;  past  com- 

Mary   Kathryn    Kissane;    teacher   of   commer-  mander    Knights    of    Joseph;    supreme    officer 

clal  branches  In  Newark,  O.,  business  college;  Knights    of    Joseph,    1915;     member     Temple 

Philipsburg,  Pa.,  Mansfield,  O.,  and  Canton,  O.,  Men's    club    and    Beachmount    Country    club, 

high    schools"    teacher    one    year    of    Ameri-  Residence:       1935       Coventry-rd.,       Cleveland 

canization   in   Akron,  O.;   supervisor  of  play-  Hghts.     Office:    202   Engineer's   Bldg. 

ground    at    Mansfield,    O.;    advisor    Industrial  ici  f^iv     Rcninmin    f     mnnnfaptnrpr-    hnrn 


KISTNER,     John      Robert,     lawyer;      born,  treas.      National     Council     Lighting     Fixture 

Indianapolis,  Aug.  16,  1889;  son  Robert  Adam  Manufacturers;    pres.    The    Kayllne    Co.    and 

and      Pauline       (Loder)      Kistner;      educated.  United    Brass    Mfg.    Co.;    director    Merchants 

Hiram  college  for  two  years;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  Savings  &  Trust  Co.;  member  I.O.B.B.,  Cleve- 

LL  B     1913;   world  war,   lieut.   Infantry,   Aug.  land    Lodge;    Ellsworth    Lodge,    F.    &    A.    M., 

15    1917   to  July  9,   1919,   overseas   13   months;  505;    A.A.S.R.    bodies    of    New    York;    Kismes 

member  Cleveland  and  American   Bar  assns. ;  Temple,  A.A.O.N.M.S.,   Brooklyn;   Deak   Lodge, 

Gamma  Eta  Gamma  law  fraternity;   Masonic  K.   of  P.;   Cleveland   Real   Estate   Board;   Ro- 


ave.  Office:  1430  Leader  Bldg.  KLEIN,  George  J.,  manufacturer;  born, 
KITCHELL,.  Charles.  M.,  representative  Cleveland,  Dec.  18,  1885;  son  Samuel  and  Ra- 
Favor,  Ruhl  &  Co.,  New  York  and  Chicago;  chel  (Heflich)  Klein;  educated  Cleveland 
born,  Cincinnati.  O.,;  son  Joseph  and  Hen-  Rublic  school;  East  high  school;  married, 
riettk  (Staub)  Kitchell;  educated,  Cincin-  Clev-eland  June  30  1914  to  Agnes  Benson— 
nati  public  schools;  married,  San  Jose.  Cal..  children,  Ruth  F.  Klein;  pres.  Novelty  Light- 
Sept  1,  1904  to  Llewella  Hall — children,  ln&  Corp.;  pres.  Klein  Jaffe  Realty  Co.;  ex- 
Charles  Hall  Kitchell;  member  Masonic  lodge,  ecutlve  committee  The  Artistic  Lighting 
Residence:  2940  Washington-blvd.,  Cleveland  Equipment  Assn.  Residence:  2165  Chatfield- 
Hghts.  rd.   Office:   2486   E.   22nd  st. 

KITCHELL,    LlcTrella    Hall,    born,    Seattle,  KLEIN,  Harry   H.,   vice-pres.;   born,    Cleve- 

Wash. ;  daughter  Isaac  M.  and  Laura   (Ciane)  land,    Feb.    26,    1884;    son     Isaac     and     Ruth 

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Klein;  educated,  Central  high  school;  mar- 
ried, Erie,  Pa.,  March  5,  1908  to  Bertha  Burk- 
hardt — children,  Norman  B.  Klein;  vice-pres. 
and  director  of  sales  Central  Brass  Mfp.  Co.; 
vice-pres.  B'nai  B'rith;  member  Oakwood 
Country  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2583  Wellington-rd.  Office:  E.  55lh  & 
Bragg-rd. 

KLEIX,  Jennie,  born,  Austria  Hungary, 
July  24,  18G1;  daughter  Herman  and  Betty 
(Friedman)  Weiss;  educated,  Khasan,  Aus- 
tria Hungary;  married.  Cleveland,  Dec.  18, 
1883  to  Joseph  Klein — children.  Edward,  Da- 
vid, Harriet,  Bertha,  Ben,  Ruth  Sara,  Samuel, 
George  and  Milton  Klein;  member  Knights 
of  Joseph.    Office:   1090   E.   146th-st. 

KL.KIIV,  Joseph  J.,  attorney  at  law;  born 
Austro  Hungary,  Nov.  3,  1877;  son  Benjamin 
and  Augusta  (Price)  Klein;  educated,  Rock- 
well school;  Cleveland  Law  school;  married, 
Cleveland.  March  25,  1900  to  Fannie  Salberg 
— children,  Louis  Emily;  partner  Klein,  Har- 
ris &  Dlehm;  vice-pres.  The  Klein  Mfg.  Co.; 
pres.  The  Superior  Park  Realty  Co.  and  The 
East  Sixty  Six  Euclid  Co.;  sec.  The  C.  A.  C. 
Properties  Co.;  member  The  Oakwood,  City 
and  Excelsior  clubs;  H.  B.  and  S.  U.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2440  Euclid-blvd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  890  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

KLEIN,  Saul,  born,  Hungary;  son  David 
and  Hannah  Klein;  married,  Greenville, 
Miss.;  pres.  The  Klein  Mfg.  Co.;  32nd  degree 
Mason,  and  Shriner;  member  K.  of  P.;  Elks 
lodge  and  Redman;  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce  and  U.  S.  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
member  City  club.  1333  East-blvd.  Office: 
402   Perry  Payne   Bldg. 

KLEIST,  James  Aloysins,  clergyman  and 
professor;  born,  Silesia,  Germany,  April  4, 
1873;  son  James  and  Barbara  (Gierend) 
Kleist;  educated,  high  school  and  college  in 
Silesia,  entered  Society  of  Jesus  in  1891; 
studied  asceticism  1891-1892;  graduated  from 
Jesuit  Normal  School  in  Llmburg,  Holland; 
studied  philosophy  in  Valkenburg,  Holland, 
1894-1897;  studied  divinity  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
1902-1906;  Prairie  du  Chien,  Wis.;  St.  Louis 
Univ.  A.M.  1917;  Ph.D.  St.  Louis  Univ.  1919: 
teacher  at  Jesuit  Normal  school  1897-1902  at 
Parma,  Ohio;  teacher  in  classics  at  Creigh- 
ton  college,  Omaha,  Neb.,  1907-1908;  at  Cam- 
pion college  Prairie  du  Chlen,  Wis.  1908-1917; 
now  associated  with  John  Carroll  Univ.; 
member  of  American  Philological  Assn.  since 
their  beginning  and  of  the  Ohio  Classical  Con- 
ference; one  of  the  vice-presidents  Cleveland 
Classical  club;  pres.  of  the  Jesuit  Classical 
Assn.  of  the  Missouri  Province  1925-1926; 
at  present  abroad  for  research  work  at  Ber- 
lin Univ.  1926-1927;  author  of  the  follow- 
ing books;  A.  Kaegl's  Grammar  of  Claa- 
Bical  Greek,  First  Lessons  in  Greek,  Ad- 
vanced lessons  In  Greek,  Dream  of  Sclplo, 
Aids  to  Latin  and  Prose  Composition,  Hints 
on  Latin  Style,  A  practical  Course  In  Latin 
Prose  Composition;  specializes  In  transla- 
tion of  the  classics  and  in  New  Testament 
Greek  and  in  Latin  prose  composition.  Resi- 
dence;   John   Carroll   Univ.,    1911    W.    30th-at. 

KLIE.  ■Walter,  pres.  Smith  and  Oby  Co.; 
born,  Columbus,  O..  Nov.  23.  1881;  son  Chas. 
A.  and  Frances  (Zumbush)  Kile;  educated,  O. 
State  Univ.  M.E.  1903;  married.  Columbus, 
Ohio,  Nov.  14,  1906  to  Mabel  Fuller — children, 
Walter  Jr., and  Hamilton  Fuller  Kile;  past  pres. 
The  National  Assn.  of  Building  Trades  Em- 
ployers; member  executive  committee  of 
American  Construction  Council;  director  of 
National  Assn.  of  Heating  and  Piping  Con- 
tractors; pres.  Associated  Plumbing  Contrac- 
tors; pres.  and  treas.  The  Smith  &  Oby  Co. 
and  Cfarnegie-E.  61st  Co.;  director  Holmes 
Bronze  Fdy.  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Engi- 
neering   Society    and    the    American    Society 


of  Heating  and  Ventilating  Engineers;  trus- 
tee of  Church  of  the  Savior;  member  of 
Delta  Tau  Delta  fraternity;  member  Univer- 
sity, Shaker  Heights  Country,  Big  Ten  Unl- 
ver.sity,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  National 
Town  and  Country  clubs;  past  pres.  of  the 
Ohio  State  Alumni  Assn.;  member  Cleveland 
Real  Estate  board.  Rotary  club  and  Chamber 
of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf  and  bowling. 
Residence:  184U  South  Woodland-rd.  Office: 
6107   Carnegie-ave. 

KLINE,  Joseph  Iloyte,  broker;  born,  Nash- 
ville, Tenn.,  Nov.  29,  1868;  son  William  Davla 
and  Catherine  (Cooke)  Kline;  married,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio,  Nov.  26,  1904  to  Katherine 
Davis — children,  Hoyte  Davis  Kline;  pres. 
East-Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  trus- 
tee of  East-Cleveland  Library  Board  Sinking 
Fund;  on  the  East-Cleveland  Charter  Com- 
mission when  the  charter  was  framed  for 
City  Manager;  pres.  National  Food  Brokers 
Assn.  (1912)  and  a  member  of  the  advisory 
committee  since  1913;  vice-pres.  Doan  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.,  partner  of  the  Housum- 
Kline  Co.;  trustee  of  the  East-Cleveland 
Congregational  church;  trustee  East-Cleve- 
land Masonic  Assn.;  32nd  degree  Mason  and 
a  member  of  Al  Koran  Shrine;  first  pres.  of 
the  Southern  Club  of  Cleveland;  member 
Mayfield,  Hermit  (director)  and  High  Noon 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2600 
Hampshire-rd.   Office:    579   The  Arcade. 

KLINE,  Mary  Blue,  born,  Gallatin.  Tenn. 
Dec.  13,  1882;  daughter  Henry  Blake  and 
Katherine  Ann  (Gray)  Blue;  educated.  Ward 
Seminary  (now  Ward-Belmont)  B.A.  1900; 
Vanderbilt  Univ.;  married,  Nashville  Tenn., 
Dec.  2,  1903  to  I.  H.  Kline — children,  Henry 
Blue  and  Mary  Katherine  Kline;  Identified 
with  the  Red  Cross;  member  Delta  Delta 
Delta  sorority;  member  Martha  Bolton  club 
and  Cleveland  Pan-Hellenic  and  Coventry 
Parent-Teachers  Assn.;  member  Applied  Edu- 
cation Committee  of  the  Cleveland  Federa- 
tion of  Women's  clubs.  Residence:  1667  Ed- 
dington-rd.,   Cleveland   PIghts. 

KLIPPEL,  George  Charles  W'illlain,  asst. 
sec. -treas.;  born,  Chicago,  111.,  May  26,  1885; 
son  Fred  and  Charlotte  (Benson)  Kllppel; 
educated,  Chicago  grade  schools,  Chicago 
Business  College  and  Commercial  Law  and 
Banking  and  Currency,  LaSalle  Extension 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  May  29,  1925  to 
Ruth  Powell  Mitchell  (Mrs  W.  E.  Laidley) 
— children,  William  George  (the  son  of  the 
former  Mrs.  Laidley);  one  of  the  founders 
Interchange  bureau  of  the  Cleveland  assn.  of 
Credit  Men;  served  as  member  of  super- 
visory committee  of  Central  Interchange 
Bureau  at  St.  Louis;  member  of  Bank- 
ing and  Currency  Committee  of  National 
Assn.  of  Credit  Men;  pres.  Cleveland 
Assn.  of  Credit  Men  1922-1923;  member 
of  board  of  trustees  of  Cleveland  Assn.  of 
Credit  Men  from  1916-1923;  made  pres.  at 
organization  (1917)  of  Credit  Interchange 
Bureau  remaining  pres.  through  1922;  asst. 
sec. -treas.  and  director  of  the  Elyrla  Iron 
and  Steel  Co.;  member  lodge  No.  899  A.  F. 
&  A.  M.,  Chicago;  chapter  No.  127  Royal 
Arch  Mason;  Medinal  Temple  A.  A.  O.  N.  M.  S. 
of  Chicago.  Residence:  13520  Mann-ave., 
East-Cleveland.      Ottice:    232    E.    ISlst-st. 

KN.4PP,  Harold  JennlnRs,  physician; 
born,  Elyrla,  Ohio,  July  15,  1887; 
son  William  Pitcher  and  Mary  (Churchill) 
Knapp;  educated,  Kenyon  college,  Gambler, 
Ohio;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  and  M.D. ; 
married.  Cleveland,  July  24,  1913  to  Hannah 
Eudora  Gray — children,  Helen  Maurlne,  Em- 
ma Marie  (deceased)  and  Howard  Arthur 
(deceased)  Knapp;  served  as  medical  officer 
during  the  world  war;  City  chemist  Mar. 
1920-1922;  Chief  of  Bureau  of  Laboratories 
1922-1924;   director  of  laboratories   and  chief 


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of  food  and  drug  administration  of  Cleve- 
land since  1924;  member  American  Medical 
Assn.,  Ohio  State  Medical  Assn.,  Academy  of 
Medicine,  Cleveland,  and  Fellow  of  American 
Public  Health  Assn.;  Sigma  Chi  fraternity 
and  Phi  Chi  medical  fraternity;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  member  Cleveland  Chamber 
of    Commerce.  Residence:     Riveredge-rd., 

Cleveland.     Office:    118   City  Hall. 

KIVAUFF,  HenrTf  minister;  born,  Germany, 
Feb.  25,  1871;  son  John  J.  and  Anne  E. 
(Schmidt)  Knauff;  married,  Minnesota  March 
25,  1897,  to  Fredericka  Hulflnger — children, 
Martha  Paul  and  Cornelia  Marie  Knauff;  or- 
dained to  the  office  of  an  elder  In  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church,  Sept.  21,  1902  at  New  Ulm, 
Minn.     Office:    2226   W.   91st-st. 

KNIGHT,  Tliontaa  A.,  real  estate  and  au- 
thor; born,  Toronto,  Can.,  Feb.  24  1876;  son 
Stephen  W.  and  Clarissa  (Oram)  Knight; 
married,  Cleveland,  1896  to  Leora  Agnes 
Squire — children,  Mrs.  Edith  L.  Dean  and 
Dorothy  Maude  Knight;  reporter  for  Cleve- 
land Leader  for  14  years;  later  wrote  "His- 
tory of  Cleveland's  Police  Department," 
"County  Estates  of  Cleveland  Men,"  "County 
Estates  of  The  Blue  Grass,"  "Beautiful 
Lakewood,"  "The  Kentucky  Horse,"  and 
"Snow-Bound;"  pres.  Tom  Knight,  The  Fac- 
tory Man,  Inc.;  gen.  mgr.  The  Central  Fac- 
tory District  Co.;  director  The  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Industry  and  The  Cuyahoga 
Valley  River  assn.;  vice-pres.  The  Cleveland- 
Akron-Superior  Highway  assn.;  member  The 
Northeastern  Ohio  Gun  and  High  Noon  clubs. 
Residence:  "Chestnut  Mound,"  BrecksvUle, 
O.   Office:   250  The  Arcade. 

KNIGHT,  T.  Spencer,  retired;  born,  Ches- 
ter, O.,  June  14,  1838;  son  Thomas  and  Lucia 
(Melvin)  Knight;  educated  district  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  17,  1872  to  France« 
A.  Burgess — children,  Melvin  Streaton  (de- 
ceased): joined  battery  C  first  Ohio  light  ar- 
tillery, Sept.  9,  1861;  formerly  member  Arm 
Woods  Perry  &  Co.,  20  years;  member  board 
of  directors  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member 
Sons  of  American  Revolution;  New  England 
Society;  Old  Settlers  assn.;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; member  Forest  City  Post  556,  Dept. 
of    Ohio.      Residence:    9507    Euclld-ave. 

KNIRK,  Carl  F.,  dairyman;  born,  Reading, 
Mich.,  June  11,  1880;  son  Charles  and  Min- 
nie (Steffen)  Knirk;  educated,  Univ.  of  Illi- 
nois B.S.  1908;  married.  Shepherd,  Mich., 
June  25.  1909  to  Olive  B.  Hafer — children, 
Carl  H.  Knlrk;  gen.  mgr.  The  Dairymen's 
Milk  Co.;  director  The  Detroit-ave.  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.;  director  Lakewood  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
vestryman.  Church  of  the  Redeemer;  member 
Gamma  Alpha  fraternity;  member  Cleveland 
Rotary  club;  member  Cleveland  and  Lake- 
wood  Chambers  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
1437  Mars-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  2143 
Falrmont-rd. 

KMRK,  OHve  B.,  born.  Michigan,  May  15, 
1882;  daughter  Charles  E.  and  Catherine 
(Peffer)  Hafer;  educated,  Ithaca  high  school; 
Alma  college  and  Mt.  Pleasant  Normal  school ; 
married,  Michigan,  June  25,  1909  to  Carl 
Knirk — children,  one  son;  in  charge  of  food 
conservation  in  Lakewood  during  the  world 
war;  Lakewood  councilman  since  1922;  direc- 
tor of  Lakewood  Women's  club  and  Lake- 
wood  League  of  Women  Voters  and  of  Lake- 
wood  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Residence:  1437  Mars-ave.. 
Lakewood. 

KNOWLES,  WlUlam  Hazard,  advertising; 
born,  Jamestown,  R.  I.,  April  10,  1293; 
son  Edwin  G.  and  Jessie  S.  (Knowles) 
Knowles;  educated,  Rogers  high  school, 
Newport,  R.  I.;  Worcester  Polytechnic  Insti- 
tute, 1916,  B.S.  In  M.E.;  School  of  Military 
Aeronautics  of  Mass.  Inst,  of  Technology; 
married,  Cleveland  Dec.  13,  1922  to  Marie 
Louise    Grimes — children.    Patricia    Knowles; 


2nd  lleut.  air  service,  commanding  officer 
878th  aero  squadron,  Dallas,  Tex;  account 
executive  with  Griswold  Eshleman  Co.;  mem- 
ber Industrial  Advertiser's  assn.;  Phi  Sigma 
Kappa  fraternity;  University  and  Print 
clubs.  Veteran  of  Troop  A.  Recreation: 
books,  pictures,  chess  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 8113  Whitethorn-ave.  Office:  1450 
Leader  Bldg. 

KNOVVLTOX,  Fanny  Snow,  musical  com- 
poser; born,  near  Cleveland;  daughter  Owen 
Payson  and  Frances  (Fay)  Snow;  educated, 
Oberlin  Cleveland  and  Dresden,  Germany; 
married,  Brecksville,  O.,  1881  to  Dr.  W.  A. 
Knowlton — children,  Mrs.  O.  N.  Wilcox  and 
Donald  Snow  Knowlton;  member  League  of 
American  Pen  Women.  Residence:  13336 
Forest   Hill-ave.,   E.    Cleveland. 

KOBRAK,  Herbert  I...  gen.  mgr.  of  Szabad- 
sag  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.;  born, 
Dec.  16,  1890;  son  Marton  L.  and  Betty 
Wessi  Balika  Kobrak;  educated,  high 
school  and  college  in  Kassa,  Hungary;  Ox- 
ford, England,  Francis  Joseph  Univ.,  Koloz- 
svar,  Hungary,  with  degree  of  Doctor  of 
Political  Science;  married,  Cleveland,  April 
22,  1919  to  Erna  Clara  Botschen  of  Chicago, 
111.;  associated  with  the  Chicago  Tribune  as 
advertising  man;  part  owner  of  the  weekly 
newspaper.  The  Observer;  now  general  man- 
ager of  the  Liberty  Press,  Liberty  Engraving 
Shop  and  Szabadsag  Printing  and  Publish- 
ing Co.;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce and  American  Hungarian  Chamber  of 
Commerce  in  N.  Y. ;  member  City  club  and 
Northeastern  Ohio  Gun  and  Country  club; 
University  club  of  Chicago.  Recreation: 
hunting  and  fishing.  Residence:  9425  Clif- 
ton-blvd.      Office:    700    Huron-rd. 

KOBROCK,  John  Peter,  electrical  engi- 
neer; born,  Sedalia,  Mo.,  Feb.  2;  1888;  son 
Charles  and  Sophia  (Hoberecht)  Kobrock; 
educated,  Sedalia  high  school  and  University 
of  Missouri  B.S.  in  electrical  engineering, 
1911;  married,  Topeka,  Kansas,  June  7,  1915 
to  Isabella  Dickinson — children,  Elizabeth 
Ann  and  John  Dickinson  Kobrock;  district 
plant  engineer  with  Mi.ssouri  &  Kansas  Tele- 
phone Co.,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  1911-1914;  district 
plant  engineer  with  Southwestern  Bell  Tele- 
phone Co..  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  1915-1917;  division 
plant  engineer  with  the  Southwestern  Bell 
Telephone  Co.,  Kansas  City  Mo.,  1917-1919; 
plant  engineer  with  the  Kansas  City  Tele- 
phone Co.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  1919-1920;  out- 
side plant  engineer  with  the  Central  Union 
Telephone  Co.,  Chicago,  111.,  1920;  outside 
plant  engineer  and  engineer  of  plant  exten- 
sions, Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.,  Cleveland, 
1921-1925;  appointed  division  plant  engineer 
— Metropolitan  Boston — New  England  Tele- 
phone &  Telegraph  Co.  Sept.  1.  1925;  associ- 
ate American  Institute  of  Electrical  Engi- 
neers and  associate  American  Railway  Assn.; 
member  Tau  Beta  Pi  and  Kappa  Nu  frater- 
nities. Residence.  225  Harvard  Circle,  New- 
tonsvllle,  Mass.  Office:  245  State  St.,  Boa- 
ton,  Mass. 

KOCH,  Royden  S.,  pres.  The  Fidelity  Mer- 
cantile Exchange;  born,  Cleveland,  June  20, 
1888;  son  Samuel  G.  and  Adella  (Jerome) 
Koch;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and 
Central  high  school;  Cleveland  Law  school, 
Baldwin- Wallace  LL.B. ;  married,,  Cleveland, 
July  3.  1909  to  Bernice  E.  White — children, 
Jean  B.,  Donald  W.  and  Royden  S.  Koch,  Jr.; 
Republican  ward  capt.  for  several  years  and 
capt.  in  all  Liberty  Loan  drives;  identified 
with  the  Standard  Oil  Co.  for  seven  years 
and  the  Sterling  and  Welch  Co.  for  seven 
years;  organizer  of  the  Legal  Service  Co.; 
pres.  and  sec.  of  the  Fidelity  Mer- 
cantile Exchange;  member  of  life  sav- 
ing corps  of  the  American  National  Red 
Cross;  member  Glenville  lodge  No.  618  F.  & 
A.  M.,  Glenville  chapter  No.  197  R.  A.  M.. 
Woodward  council   No.    118   R.    &   S.   M.,   Tall 


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Cedars  of  Lebanon;  East  end  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  member  of  Geneva  Fish  and 
Game  Assn.;  member  Business  Men's  and  High 
Noon  clubs;  National  Republican  League 
and  Retail  Credit  Men's  Local  and  National 
Assn.;  holder  of  athletic  letters  In  baseball, 
football  and  basketball;  City  medal  in  tennis 
and  Red  Cross  life  saving.  Residence:  Grand 
River  Park,  Geneva,  Ohio.  332  Overlook 
Park,  Cleveland.     Office:  2014  E.  105th  st. 

KOJBBLKR.  William,  funeral  director;  born, 
Cleveland.  Oct.  7,  1868;  son  Carl  and  Anna 
S.  Koebler;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  7.  1896  to 
Lorelta  D'Armon;  the  Koebler  Co.  was  es- 
tablished by  Carl  Koebler  (father  of  Wil- 
liam) in  18G5  on  Woodland-ave.;  in  1883 
Chas.  (now  deceased)  took  over  the  busi- 
ness; In  1897  the  firm  came  under  its  pres- 
ent name;  in  1902  the  establishment  was 
moved  to  2340  E.  55th  st.  (old  Wilson-ave.) ; 
this  was  the  first  funeral  home  later  moved 
to  1966  E.  82nd  St.;  in  1897  the  first  invalid 
carriage  for  the  exclusive  use  of  the  sick 
and  Invalid  was  brought  out  by  this  firm; 
pres.  and  treas.  of  the  J.  W.  Koebler  Co.; 
member  Masonic  lodge,  32nd  degree;  K.  of  P., 
Odd  Fellows  and  Elks;  memoer  National 
Town  and  Country  club.  Residence  and  of- 
fice:   1966    E.    82nd   St. 

KOECKKRT,  Herbert  Leroy,  physician; 
born,  Cleveland.  Sept.  6,  1893;  son  August  T. 
and  Mina  (Weigel)  Koeckert;  educated, 
Cleveland.  Case  elementary  and  Glenville 
high  school;  Adelbert  college  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  A.B.  1915;  school  of  Medicine 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  M.D.  1918;  graduate 
school  Western  Reserve  Univ.  M.A.  (med.) 
1919;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  26,  1923  to 
Madeline  Noble  Grammes — children,  William 
Fiege  Koeckert;  M.  E.  R.  C.  during  world 
war;  resident  pediatrician.  Lakeside  hospital 
1917-1918;  instructor  in  Pathology  at  West- 
ern Reserve  school  of  Medicine  1918-1920; 
resident  physician  Lakeside  hospital  1921- 
1924;  instructor  in  clinical  pathology  at 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  school  of  medicine 
1925;  member  Academy  of  Medicine  of  Cleve- 
land; and  Ohio  State  Medical  Society;  Fel- 
low American  Medical  Assn.;  member  Phi 
Rho  Sigma  and  medical  fraternity;  member 
Mohawk  golf  club,  Tiffin,  Ohio.  Recreation: 
golf,  bridge.  Residence:  13309  S.  Woodland- 
rd.     Office:    1015   Guardian   Bldg. 

KOELLIKKR.  Ethel  Basrnnll,  born,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  March  27.  1889;  daughter  Ernest 
and  Anna  (Dutton)  Bagnall;  educated,  Hath- 
away-Brown  school  and  Ogontz  school  of 
Ogontz,  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland  April  23, 
1921  to  George  Philip  Koelliker — children, 
George  Philip  Jr.,  Ernest  Bagnall  and  Nancy 
Anna  Koelliker.  Residence:  2552  Fairmount- 
blvd. 

KOELLIKER,  Georjire  Philip,  banker;  born. 
Cleveland,  Jan.  1,  1881;  son  Herman  and 
Barbara  (Brickman)  Koelliker;  educated, 
Cleveland  Law  school.  LL.B.  1905;  married, 
Cleveland.  April  23,  1921  to  Ethel  Mae  Bag- 
nall— children,  George  Philip  Jr..  Ernest 
Bagnall  and  Nancy  Anna  Koelliker;  formerly 
vice  pres.  The  Union  Trust  Co.;  member 
Union  and  Mid  Day  clubs.  Residence:  2552 
Fairmount-blvd. 

KOEXIG,  Max  V.,  printing  business;  born, 
Detroit.  Mich.,  Nov.  24,  1876;  son  Theeder 
and  Ida  (Texter)  Koenlg;  educated,  Indiana 
and  West  Virginia  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  1,  1917  to  Ella  M.  Krueger 
— children,  three  girls;  Spanish-American 
war,  with  8th  Ohio  regt.  Co.  F,  Canton,  Ohio; 
discharged  at  Woosttr;  stationed  at  Santiago 
Cuba  from  July  10.  to  Aug.;  started  Service 
Printing  Co.  1913;  member  of  K.  of  P.  Rec- 
reation: farming  and  gardening.  Residence: 
Ridge-rd.,  Willoughby,  Ohio.  Office:  1595  E. 
Seth    St. 


KOO.N'ES,  W.  Stilea.  hotel  manager;  born, 
Warren,  Ohio,  Jan.  6  1888;  son  Charles  Henrjr 
and  Laura  Alice  (Folk)  Koones;  educated. 
Warren  high  school;  Adelbert  college,  Wes- 
tern Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr. 
28,  1920  to  Lucie  C.  Cooley — children,  John 
David  Koones;  a.sst.  treas.  The  Cleveland 
Automatic  Machine  Co.  1907-1924:  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omepa  fraternity;  member  Merca- 
tor  club.  Residence:  2847  Manchester-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.     Office:   Winton   Hotel. 

KORNHAUSER,  Snniael  J.,  counselor  at 
law;  born,  Parma,  Ohio,  Dec.  4,  1879;  son  Al- 
bert and  Yetta  ((joldberg)  Koriihauser;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  grade  schooLs,  Central  high 
school;  Harvard  college,  A.B.  1901  magna 
cum  laude,  honors  In  political  science,  Har- 
vard law  School  1900-1902;  married,  Cleve- 
land Jan.  31,  1906  to  Minnie  Wolfenstein — 
children,  Joseph  W.,  Daniel  W.  and  Betty 
Jane  Kornhauser;  asst.  prosecuting  attorney 
1911-1912;  chairman  Republican  County  con- 
vention. 1912;  pres.  Western  Republican  club 
1911-1912;  sec.  and  treas.  The  National  Tool 
Co.;  director  The  Fuller  Cleaning  &  Dying 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.  and  Ohio 
State  Bar  Assn.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2911  Broxton-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  802 
Keith    Bldg. 

KORTHEUER,  Frances  Bolton,  teacher  of 
piano;  born,  Canton,  Ohio;  daughter  Ogden 
and  Jane  E.  (Bulley)  Bolton;  educated,  Can- 
ton. Ohio  public  schools;  High  Schools  for 
Girls,  Clifton,  England;  Miss  Mittleberger's 
School,  class  of  '93;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
27,  1900  to  Hermann  O.  C.  Kortheuer;  teacher 
of  piano  and  harmony  pedagogy  since  1893; 
large  class  of  students  in  Canton,  Ohio,  for  IT 
years;  member  of  the  faculty  of  the  Cleveland 
Institute  of  Music  for  three  seasons;  member 
Fortnightly  Musical  ciub  (first  vice-pres.), 
Women  Music  Teacher's  club  (past  pres.) 
Womens  City  club;  early  musical  studies  were 
under  Rutter  and  Chas.  Klein,  Canton,  Ohio; 
Lucy  Holmes  at  Clifton.  Eng.,  and  Basset  & 
Mueller,  Cleveland;  eight  years  with  Her- 
mann O.  C.  Kortheuer;  musical  composition 
under  Ernest  Bloch.  Residence:  1859  E.  97th- 
st.     Studio:  3226  Euclid-ave. 

KOSLEN,  Manuel,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Russia,  Mar.  12,  1896;  son  Meyer  and  Merle 
(Rehmar)  Koslen;  educated,  Marion  school, 
(Cleveland,  Central  high  school;  Adelbert  Col- 
lege, Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1918;  Law 
school  Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.B.  1921;  en- 
tered U.  S.  military  service  Sept.  3,  1918;  dis- 
charged Dec.  15,  1918;  served  in  Infantry 
dept.,  then  in  Judge  Advocate's  office,  camp 
Sherman,  Ohio;  member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.; 
member  K.  of  P.,  Windemere  lodge;  member 
Independent  Order  of  B'nal  Brith  and  of  the 
Cleveland  Zionist  organization.  Residence: 
10612  Ollvet-ave.  Office:  1111  Williamson 
Bldg. 

KOTHE,  Willlnm  ArnintronRT,  salesman; 
born,  Bowerston,  Ohio,  June  24,  1876;  son 
John  A.  and  Mary  (Weyandt)  Kothe;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  1,  1904  to  Nellie  W.  Roberts; 
vIce-pres.  Dayton  Dental  Supnly  Co.;  member 
Rotary  club.  Residence:  1S95  Roxbury-rd., 
East    Cleveland.      Office:    1001    Huron-rd. 

KOWALD,  Franela  X.,  order  Society  of 
Jesus:  born,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June  6,  1865; 
son  Henry  and  Eva  M.  (Gerard)  Ko- 
wald;  educated,  St.  Louis  grammar  school, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  1871-1877;  St.  Canlsius  college, 
Buffalo.  N.  Y.,  1877-1883,  A..B.  1883;  Ex- 
aeten,  Holland,  novitiate  18S3;  Sacred 
Heart  college,  Morrison,  Colo,  and  Den- 
ver, Colo.  1884-1889;  St.  Ignatius  college, 
San  Francisco.  Cal..  philosophy  1890-1894; 
Woodstock,  college.  Woodstock,  Md.,  theology 
1894-1898;  ordained  priest;  prof,  of  poetry 
1898-1899,  Sacred  Heart  college,  Denver  Colo.; 
asst.  pastor  1899-1900  Church  of  the  Annun- 


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ciatlon,  Denver,  Colo.;  Tertianship  1900-1901, 
Florisant  Mo.;  asst.  pastor  1901-1903  St. 
Patrick  Church,  Pueblo,  Colo.;  pastor  1903- 
1913  St.  Francis  Xavier  Church,  Pueblo.  Colo.; 
asst.  pastor  1913-1916  Sacred  Heart  Church, 
Denver,  Colo.;  asst.  pastor  1916-1921  Holy 
Family  Church,  Denver,  Colo.;  professor  of 
philosophy,  history  and  evidences  of  religion, 
Latin  and  Greek,  1921-1923  St.  Mary's  college, 
St.  Mary's,  Kansas;  treas.  and  member  of 
trustees  at  John  Carroll  Univ.  since  1922. 
Residence:  1911  W.  30th  St.,  John  Carroll 
Univ. 

KRAFT,  Edwin  Arthur,  organist;  born, 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  Jan.  1883;  son  John  J.  and 
Marie  F.  (Krohne)  Kraft;  educated,  music 
dept.  of  Yale  Univ.;  studied  under  private 
teachers  in  New  York,  Berlin  and  Paris;  re- 
ceived degree  Fellow  of  the  American  Guild 
of  Organists  1909;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
1.  1909  to  Nancy  I.  Lovis  (died  July  18,  1925) 
— children,  Margaret  Elizabeth  Nannette 
Lovis  and  Edwin  Arthur  Kraft  Jr.;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  17,  1926  to  Marie  Simmellnk; 
member  Musicians  and  Rotary  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 14501  Drexmore-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    Trinity   Cathedral. 

KRAFT,  Marie  Siiiimelink,  singer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  22,  1900;  daughter  Frederick 
and  Jeannette  (Barge)  Simmellnk;  educated, 
College  for  Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
A.B.  1922;  married,  (Jleveland,  May  17,  1926  to 
Edwin  Arthur  Kraft;  member  College,  Fort- 
nightly Musical,  Three  Arts  and  Lecture-Re- 
cital clubs.  Residence:  14501  Drexmore-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

KRAL,  Joseph  .S.,  office  supply  business; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  28,  1885;  educated,  pa- 
rochical  school  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourde;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1896  to  Marie  Sromal;  pres. 
and  treas.  Buckeye  Office  Supply  Co.;  mem- 
ber K.  of  C.  Residence:  3308  E.  150th  St.  Of- 
fice:   1351   Ontario-st. 

KRAMER,  .Samuel  E.,  Judge  court  of  com- 
mon pleas;  born  Newark,  Ohio,  Dec.  4.  1878; 
son  (5harles  and  Mattle  (Samuels)  Kramer; 
educated,  Adelbert  college.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  Ph.B.  Magna  cum  laude;  Law  School 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.B. ;  married,  Jeffer- 
son, Ohio  Oct.  14,  to  Flora  Cornelia  Fitch; 
Cleveland  City  Council  1908-1912;  judge  Muni- 
cipal court,  Cleveland  1912-1919  resigning 
during  second  term;  judge  court  of  common 
pleas  1919-1924,  second  term  1925;  trustee 
Adelbert  college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  honorary  fraternity 
and  Alpha  Delta  Phi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  (Law) 
fraternities,  member  Mid  Day,  Town  and 
Country  and  Canterbury  golf  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2277  Chatfield-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  New  Court  House. 

KRAXZ,  Alice  Pierce,  born,  Mt.  Hickory, 
Pa.;  daughter  Walter  and  Alice  (Mower) 
Pierce;  married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Apr.  16,  1902 
to  W.  G.  Kranz — children,  Alice  Kranz.  Resi- 
dence:  12608  Cedar-rd. 

KRANZ,  William  Georee,  manufacturer; 
born.  Kitchener,  Can.,  Nov.  25,  1872;  son  Hugo 
and  Katherine  (Seip)  Kranz;  educated.  Cor- 
nell Univ.  M.  E.  1894;  married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Apr.  16,  1902  to  Alice  Pierce — children,  Alice 
Kranz;  served  on  munitions  committee  dur- 
ing the  world  war;  instructor  at  Cornell  Univ. 
for  one  year;  associated  with  the  Midvale 
Steel  Co.  as  superintendent  of  the  open  hearth 
dept.  for  two  years;  American  Steel  Coastings 
Co.,  superintendent  of  Alliance  Works  for 
two  years;   Morris   &  Bailey  Steel   Co.,   mana- 

5er  for  one  year;  National  Malleable  &  Steel 
astings  Co.  manager  of  Sharon  Works,  eight 
years;  vice-pres.  in  charge  of  manufacturing 
since  1909;  director  Sharon  Steel  Hoop  Co.; 
vlce-pres.  and  director  National  Malleable 
&  Steel  Castings  Co.;  director  of  the  Huron- 


rd.  hospital;  member  of  Royal  Society  of 
Arts,  London,  American  Society  of  Testing 
Materials,  Mechanical  Engineers  and  Elec- 
trical Engineers  societies  and  the  American 
l- oundrymen's  Assn.;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta  fraternity;  member  Union,  Mayfield, 
Klrtland  Tavern  and  Chagrin  Valley  Hu.it 
clubs.  Residence:  12608  Cedar-rd.  Office: 
10600   Quincy-ave. 

KRAL'S.  Emll  F.,  Mgr.  N.  Nat.  Ins.  Co.; 
born,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Apr.  22,  1877;  son 
Michael  and  Margaret  (Casper)  Kraus;  edu- 
cated, Milwaukee,  Wis.;  member  Elks  lodge; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Blue  Goose 
clubs.  Residence:  17433  Clifton-blvd.  Office: 
400   Insurance   Center  Bldg. 

KRAU.S,  Howard  Geori^e,  sales  manager; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  10,  1898;  son  Leopold  G. 
and  Leontine  (Moss)  Kraus;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools  and  East  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  July  29,  1921  to  Margaret 
E.  Whedon;  served  as  truckmaster  sergeant 
of  112lh  Sanitary  train,  37th.  div.  in  active 
service  in  France  and  Belgium;  cited  for  Bel- 
gian War  Cross  for  bravery  in  action  on 
Ypres-Lys  offensive;  local  representative, 
division  of  markets,  Dept.  of  Agriculture, 
State  of  Ohio.  1920-1921;  salesman  for  the 
Englander  Motor  Co.,  Acme  trucks  1919-1921; 
sales  manager.  Acme  Motor  Truck  Corp.  1921- 
1924;  sales  manager  Mack  International 
Motor  Truck  Corp.  since  1924;  participated  in 
the  organization  of  various  motor  truck  and 
motor  bus  operators  organizations  such  as 
the  Ohio  Motor  Bus  Owners  Assn.  and  the 
Ohio  Motor  Truck  club;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  member  and  director  of  The 
Ohio  Motor  Truck  club.  Recreation:  golf 
and  athletics.  Residence:  The  Commodore, 
Ford-dr.  and  Euclid-ave.  Office:  7001  Car- 
negle-ave. 

KRAUSE,  Ceclle  Marie;  born,  Cleveland. 
Apr.  7,  1897;  daughter  Jean  Baptiste  and 
Paula  (Mueller)  Hepp;  educated.  Laurel 
school  and  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  College 
for  Women  A.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
17,  1919  to  Conrad  B.  Krause — children. 
Richard  Hepp  and  Jeanne  Louise  Krause; 
active  member  of  the  Cleveland  Play  House; 
member  Delta  Phi  Upsilon  fraternity.  Col- 
lege for  Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
member  League  of  Women  Voters;  Lake- 
wood  and  college  clubs.  Residence:  2017  W. 
lOOth-st. 

KRAUSE,  Conrad  Behrend,  refrigeration 
engineer;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  29,  1896;  son 
Ernest  G.  and  Ottilie  (Rutenbeck)  Krause; 
educated,  Univ.  of  California  A.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland.  July  17,  1919  to  Cecile  Marie  Hepp 
— children,  Richard  Hepp  and  Jeanne  Louise 
Krause;  radio  expert  Headquarters  Co.  317th 
infantry  regt.;  saw  service  in  the  Argonne, 
Aug.  1918-Nov.  1918;  member  Cleveland  As- 
tronomical Assn.  Residence:  2017  W.  lOOth 
St.      Office:    same. 

KRAUSE,  Lester  L.,  realtor;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  10,  1893;  son  F.  B.  and  Ma- 
tilda (Farmer)  Krause;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools.  East  and  Shaw  high  schools, 
attended  Cleveland  Law  school;  married,  De- 
troit, Mich.,  Mar.  16  1915  to  Gladys  E.  Brown 
— children,  Lester  L.  Krause  Jr.;  associated 
with  V.  C.  Taylor  &  Son  about  ten  years; 
member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge,  Euclid  lodge,  McKinley 
chapter;  Cleveland  Automobile  club.  Rec- 
reation: fishing,  hunting  and  swimming. 
Residence:  3266  Ardmore-rd.  Office:  413 
Swetland    Bldg. 

KRAUSS,  Herman  Daniel:  born,  Cleveland. 
1882;  son  C.  Herman  and  Rosa  (Moeder) 
Krauss;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Lakewood,  1923  to  Salome  W.  Mc- 
Clurg;  sec.  and  treas.  The  Champion  Machine 


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&  Forging:  Co.;  member  Westwood  and  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  12558  Cllf- 
ton-blvd.      Office:    3695   E.   78th   st. 

KRAISS,  Snloiue  McClnrgj  born,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.;  daughter  Josepli  Gregg  and  Ot- 
illie  (Wieber)  McClurg;  married,  Lakewood, 
1923  to  Herman  D.  Krauss;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  sec. 
6th  div.,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  sec.  A.  F.  in  Germany; 
member  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member  Womens  City 
club.      Residence:    12558    Cllfton-blvd. 

KREIsnKRG,  Alexnnder  L^izar,  attorney 
at  law;  born  Roumania,  Mar.  17,  1895;  son 
Joseph  and  Rebecca  Kreisberg;  educated, 
Baldwin-Wallace  Univ.,  Berea,  O.,  and  Cleve- 
land Law  School  I-<L.B.;  police  prosecutor 
1919-1921;  member  of  several  draft  boards 
and  assisted  in  the  sale  of  Liberty  bonds 
and  four  minute  speal^er;  admitted  to  the 
bar  in  1916;  admitted  to  the  United  States 
District  Court  1917;  admitted  to  United 
States  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals  1923;  admit- 
ted to  the  United  States  Supreme  Court  1923; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.  and  Ohio  State 
Bar  Assn.;  member  1.  O.  O.  F.  National  Un- 
ion; member  Western  Reserve  Republican 
club.  Recreation:  horse  back  riding,  swim- 
ming, walking,  general  gymnasium  work, 
music  and  reading.  Residence:  985  Thorn- 
hill-dr.      Office:    1021    Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

KUKJCI,  Lad  E^  counsellor  at  law;  born, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  5,  1878;  son  Martin  and  Laura 
(Wiesenberger)  Krejci;  educated,  Cleveland. 
Central  high  school  and  Adelbert  college, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, July  18,  1898  to  Edith  Hortense  Cer- 
venka;  naturalization  clerk  1911-1913;  legal 
advisor  district  four,  war  board;  director 
Chero-cola  Bottling  Co.  and  NeHi  Bottling 
Co.;  director  Lad  Music  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Bar  Assn.  (vice-pres.)  and  Ohio  State 
Bar  Assn.;  member  executive  committee  of 
the  citizens  Bureau;  member  Delta  Theta 
Phi  (Law)  fraternity;  member  Halycon 
lodge  A.  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  Sleepy  Hollow 
Golf  club.  Recreation:  fishing,  golf  and 
music.  Residence:  1233  W.  117th-st.  Office: 
543   Society   for  Savings   Bldg. 

KREMSER,  Cyril  Franklin,  pres.  Continen- 
tal Printing  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  20, 
1899;  son  Martin  and  Louise  (Welker)  Krem- 
eer;  educated,  St.  Stephen's  school  with  a  two 
years  commercial  course;  pres.  Continental 
Printing  Co.  and  interested  in  the  Niagara 
Mortgage  Co.  and  the  Rotary  Printing  Co. 
(Norwalk);  member  Holy  Name  Society  and 
St.  Stephen's  Alumni;  member  Graphic  Arts 
club.  Recreation:  baseball  and  bowling. 
Residence:  3403  W.  119th  st.  Office:  211 
High-ave. 

KRE.SGE.  Stanley  li.,  manager  Kresge  five 
and  ten  cent  store;  born,  Tumkhannock,  Pa. 
Sept.  2,  1888;  son  C.  L.  Ella  (Dickinson) 
Kresge;  educated,  Bucknell  Univ.  mechanical 
engineering;  married,  Louisville,  Ky.  June  4, 
1915  to  Helen  Marie  Gibbs — children,  four, 
trustee  Euclid-ave.  Baptist  church;  member 
Kappa  Sigma  fraternity;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Westwood  Country  and  Rotary 
clubs.  Residence:  11430  Edgewater-dr.  Of- 
fice:  216    Euclid-ave. 

KRE\%'SO>r.  Syiventer  E.,  dentist;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  4,  1897;  son  Walter  I.  and 
Mary  E.  Krewson;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  served  with  the  Medical  Reserve  corps 
during  world  war;  graduated  from  Western 
Reserve  Dental  college,  1919;  member 
American  Dental,  Cleveland  Dental  and 
Northern  Ohio  Dental  societies;  member  Psl 
Omega  fraternity.  Residence:  1207  Arlington- 
rd.    Office:    Medical    Bldg.,    Lakewood. 

KROEHL.E.  Paul  Ernnt.  The  Paul  E. 
Kroehle  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  5,  1878,  son 
Chas.  and  Mary  A.  (Schneider)  Kroehle;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland,  West  high  school  and  Adel- 


bert college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married. 
Brock  vllle,  Ontario,  Can.,  1906  to  Jessie 
Adelaide  MacFarlane — children,  Mary  Ellen 
Kroehle;  member  all  Masonic  bodies;  member 
Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Wlllowick,  Country,  National  Town 
and  Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  club8. 
Residence:   Lake  Shore  Blvd.,   Euclid,  O. 

KROEHLE,  Vernon,  life  Insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  10,  1896;  son  Oscar  and  Ella 
Adams  (Prouty)  Kroehle;  educated.  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1918;  married,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  28,  1921  to  Kathryn  M.  Ellen — children. 
Ellen  and  Vernon  Kroehle;  ensign  U.  S..  N. 
R.  F. ;  member  of  Masonic  lodge;  member 
Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  member  University 
club.  Recreation:  fishing  and  golf.  Residence: 
14724  Clifton-blvd.;  Lakewood.  Office:  445 
Hanna    Bldg. 

KROMOLICKI  John  Joncph,  clergyman  and 
writer;  born,  Poland,  Aug.  14,  1882;  son  John 
and  Frances  (Styburska)  Kromolickl;  edu- 
cated, college  of  Ostrow,  Wojowodztwo 
Poznan,  1890;  College  of  Berlin,  Germany, 
1897-1901;  Univ.  of  Berlin  (Law)  1901-1902; 
came  to  America  In  1902;  studiod  philosophy 
and  theology  at  St.  Paul  Seminary;  at  St. 
John's  Univ.,  Collegeville,  Minn.  1906-1907; 
June  7,  1907;  received  the  degree  of  Doctor 
of  Philosophy  at  Rome,  Italy;  chaplain  of 
the  Polish  army  in  France  in  the  rank  of 
capt.  1918;  selected  by  the  governor  of  Min- 
nesota as  one  of  the  leaders  of  America  First 
Association  having  the  rank  of  major;  deco- 
rated by  the  governor  with  tlie  disting- 
uished medal  of  honor  for  work  in  time  of 
war;  decorated  by  the  Polish  government 
with  the  distinguished  medal  "The  Swords  of 
General  Haller"  and  as  a  soldier  awarded  the 
"Cross  of  Distinction;"  at  the  general  as- 
sembly of  the  delegates  of  the  Polish 
National  Alliance  unanimously  elected  Com- 
missioner for  the  state  of  Minnesota  1917. 
Residence:   8223  Sowinski-ave. 

KRUEGER,  Everette  H.,  attorney;  born, 
Huron  county,  Apr.  22,  1888;  son  M.  C.  and 
Clara  (Weichel)  Krueger;  educated,  Berlin 
Heights  high  school,  attended  Ohio  Northern 
Univ.  and  Clev'eland  Law  school,  Baldwin 
Univ.;  married,  Plymouth,  O.,  Nov.  10,  1915 
to  Marian  Cynthia  Heath — children,  Robert 
H.  and  Margot  Ann  Krueger;  member  Cleve- 
land City  Council;  chairman  judicial  commit- 
tee and  member  of  finance  committee  1915- 
1920;  general  assembly  of  Ohio  1925-1926  be- 
ing a  member  of  committees  on  Judiciry, 
banks  and  taxation;  member  law  firm  of 
Krueger  &  Pelton;  sec.  The  East  Ninth-Euclid 
Co.  owner  of  Hickox  bldg.;  pres.  The  Fidelity 
Mortgage  Co.;  vice  pres.  "The  Commonwealth 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  director  The  H.  A.  Stahl 
I'roperties  Co.;  director  Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Bar,  Ohio  State  Bar  and 
American  Bar  associations;  member  Mort- 
gage assn.  of  Cleveland  and  Ohio;  member 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board  and  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Knights  of 
Pythias,  Glenville  Masonic  lodge,  Glenville 
chapter.  Oriental  commandery.  Lake  Erie 
consistory,  Al  Koran  shrine  and  Al  Sirat 
grotto;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Can- 
terbury golf  clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and 
fishing.  Residence:  16520  South  Woodland- 
rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  11th  floor,  Fidelitr 
Mortgage  Bldg.,   1940  E.   6th  st. 

KL'LAS,  EIroy  John,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  21,  1880;  son  Frank  and  Mar- 
garet (Hoeffcr)  Kulaa;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Fynette 
Hill;  entered  War  Dept.  at  Washing- 
ton to  serve  as  major  In  the  munitions  sec- 
tion of  the  War  Dept.;  unable  to  serve  In 
this  capacity  on  account  of  serving  as  pres.  of 
the  Cuyahoga  Stamping  &  Machine  Co.  which 
did  war  service   in   the  form  of  manufactur- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


director  Perfection  Heater  Co.;  32nd  degree 
Mason  and  Shrlner;  member  Union,  Shaker  KURZENBERGER,  F.  William,  attorney 
Heights,  Country,  Mayfield,  Country  and  at  law;  born,  Meadvllle,  Pa.,  June  6.  1881; 
Mid-day  clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Detroit  and  son  Louis  and  Louise  Kurzenberger;  edu- 
Detroit  Golf  clubs  of  Detroit.  Mich.  Recrea-  cated,  Lincoln  high  school,  Cleveland  and 
tlon:  travel.  Residence:  Penwater,  Mich  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Law  school;  married. 
Wade  Parlt  Manor,  Cleveland.  Office'  Otis  Cleveland,  Dec.  3.  1904  to  Nettie  Fathaner — 
Steel  Co.,  or  Midland  Steel  Products  Co  children,  William  L.,  Nettie  L.  and  Richard 
Cleveland.  "'    Kurzenberger;    partner    in    the    law    firm    of 

Tyler  and  Kurzenberger;   F.  and   A.   M^   Con- 
KUI^AS,  Frank   Edward,   superintendent   of    cordia    345,    Hillman    chapter,      and      Grotto; 
mails;    born,    Cleveland,    Aug.    25,    1868;    son    member    K.    of    P.      Residence:    3702    Library- 
Frank    and    Margaret     (Hoffer)    Kulas;    edu-    ave.      Office:   Leader   Bldg. 

cated,     Cleveland     public      schools;     married,         ,^-^,  ^     ,,..,,.  „  *     »  i 

Cleveland,    Sept.    17,    1890   to   Laura   Schneider    ^I^y*^^'    ^""«"l   ""^^i''' .  ^!^^;.   ^°*  .f.!"^";^^ 


and  to  superintendent  of  mails  Nov.  10  "1921.  assigned  2nd  lieut.  8th  U.S.  Cavalry;  re- 
Residence-  Ifif;?  FHriinp-tfin  rri  nffi^i-  9Q7  Signed  Sept.  1922;  appointed  Ist  lieut.  Inf. 
Federal  Bide  i^ddington-rd.  Office.  237  q^Io  National  Guard,  Jan.  1923;  appointed 
ciug.  ^^    official    staff   of   Gov.    A.    V.    Donahey   Jan. 

KURTZ,  Harry  Bertolette,  physician;  born  1923  serving  second  term;  appointed  Capt. 
Washingtonville,  O.,  Apr.  14  1870-  son  James  Infantry  Mar.  1924;  at  present,  adjutant,  73rd 
Roland  and  Emma  A.  (Bertolette)  Kurtz;  I"^-  Brigade  O.  N.  G.  in  addition  to  being 
educated,  public  schools  at  New  Philadelphia,  5"  ^}^^  ^°  ^°^;„P'^^^'^^J''  manager  of  pro- 
O.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Medical  school  ^"^'^"^o,"  ^^F^n'o  T^?  ^^Vi"*^^  Screw  &  Mfg. 
1893;  Univ.  of  Vienna,  1910  (Dermatology)  ^o.  Mar.  1923-July  1924;  sales  promotion 
married,  Elkhart.  Ind.  June  21,  1899  to  Eva  ^^^-  ^^"^^  company,  July  1924-July  1925;  as- 
Hazelton— children.  Walter  H.  and  Robert  ?'-Y^"^q5?  ^^^  ^^'^^''^l  sales  manager  since 
H.  Kurtz;  draft  board  service  at  Cleveland  July.  1925;  director  The  Continental  Cheml- 
Helghts;  member  A.A.  Scottish  Rite.  32nd  ^al  Co.  of  Ohio  Inc.;  member  Cleveland  En- 
degree;  Al  Koran  Temple  A. A.Q.N  M  S  ;  mem-  elneering  society  and  sec.  Cleveland  West 
ber  Mayfield  Country  club.  Recreation-  Point  society;  director  The  Graduates  club  of 
golf.  Residence:  12546  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Cleveland;  member  University  club  of  Cleve- 
Hghts.      Office.    1002    Rose    Bldg  land  and  Army  &  Navy  club  of  Washington, 

D.    C.      Recreation:    golf  and   horse   back    rid- 

KURTZ,  Wilbur  Fisher,  investments;  born,  ing.       Residence:      2643     Euclid      Hghts-blvd. 

Akron,    O.,    Mar.    16,    1897;    son    Harry    Grant  Office:     The  National  Screw  &  Mfg.  Co.,  2440 

and    Grace    May    (Jewett)    Kurtz;    educated,  E.  75th  st. 


LAKE,    Charles    H.,    asst.    eupt.    Cleveland  ter — children,    William    L.,    and    Helen    Lake: 

schools;    born,    Granville,    O.,    1879;    son    Wll-  member    Phi    Beta    Kappa.      Residence:    16BI 

11am    and    Evelyn    (Brooks)    Lake;    educated,  Chardon-rd,    Euclid.    O. 

Ohio   State    University,    B.A.    1909;   M.A.    1910;  y.amr    Jna»nn  Paul    atfornev  horn    ri«v«. 

special    student    Chicago    University    and    Co-  «-AMB,  Jndson  Paul,  attorney,  born,  Clevo- 


llton,    O.,    high    school,      1909-1916 
East   Technical    high   school, 
supt.    Cleveland    public   sch 


1     inl^'-in^n       'P.     land,    1922-23;    member    of    firm.    West,    Lamb 

•i      ,a;P*    •  Z^.^*^-    and    Westenhaver;    member   Alpha   Delta   Phi. 

ools    1919    to    date;    phi   Delta   Phi   and   Delta  Sigma   Rho   frater- 


tify ing  Effect  in  Point  and  Plane  Discharge"  I^AMB,  Torrance  K.,  born,  Brockport  N.  T.; 

and   "General  Science"  textbook.     Residence:  educated,    Batavia.   N.    Y..   high    school;    mar- 

3238  Chadbourne-rd.  ried.   Batavia,  N.  Y.,  June  15.   1909;   four  chil- 

_.„_     ,     „  dren;    secy.-treas..    Standard    Drug    Co.;    vice- 

LAKE,    Wiliiam    Seneca.    Baptist    minister;  pres.    Ess-Dee    Co.    and    Euclid    Medical    Co; 

born,    Rochester     NY..    Mar.    21,     1875;      son  treas.    Perfection    Die    Casting   Co.    and    Perln 

i<.ben  and  Isabella  (Simpson)  Lake;  educated,  Shuley    Invest.    Co.;    member    Masonic    lodge; 

University   of   Rochester,    A.B.,    1899;   Roches-  City,    Advertising    and    Rotary    clubs.      Resl- 

ter     Theological      seminary.      1902;      married,  dence:     1528    Robinwood-ave..    Lakewood.    Of- 

Spokane.  Wash.,  Aug.  30,  1904  to  Nettle  Lis-  flee:   2214  E.   9th  st. 

216 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

LAMBERTON,    Clnrk    DIven,    art    and    ar-  can    College    Radiolopy;    American    Congress 

chaeology;   son    Robert   Clark   and  Sarah   Rea  Internal   Medicine;   Alpha  Mu   Pi   OmcBa  mcd- 

(Diven)   Lamberton;  educated,   Dickinson  col-  leal  fraternity:  Chagrin  Valley  Country  club, 

leg-e,    A. B.;    Princeton    Univ.,   M.A.    and    Ph.D.;  Residence:    3072   Scarborough-rd.      OfClce:    626 

Univ.    of    Berlin;    married    to    Helen    Frances  Union   Bldgr. 

Harvey:    world    war,    served     American      Red  w  AHMvnvnn'w^   ir.nn..  «*<>riinfr  T>nn»r    horn 

Cross:  director   war  fund  collections  of  Lake  ,, ''^'*'^**^,^"^vf  ""*V         iffi     f*v,on7!t    a     «,,rt 

div.:   fellow   in   Christian   Archaeology,   Amer-  ^6^^,^"'^  ,o*'  ^A^^\'\^''^^^^''A\\^^J}^^   ri,.v« 

loan   School   of  Classical   studies   in   American  Elizabeth   (Benedict)   lower;  educated    Cleve- 

Academy   in    Rome;    Harrison    fellow    In    clas-  land  Public  schools;   marrl^edCloveUnd.   1887 

Blcs-Unlv.    of    Pa.;    faculty    Western    Reserve  Jo  George  O.  Lamnrecht— children    M^^^ 

Univ.:    member    American     Institute    of     Ar-  ^erHacTtett    Sterling  Power  Lamprecht    Mrs 

chaeology;     Kappa    Gamma    fraternity;    Unl-  Robert    P.    Abbey    and    Frederick    Lamnrecht 

vcrsity      and      Rowfant      clubs;      author      of  "member    Women  a      City      club.         Residence. 

"Themes    from    St.    John's    Gospel     in      Early  2040  Stearns-rd. 

Roman    Catacomb    Painting"    Princeton    Univ.  L.AMPRECIIT       GeorRe     O..     treas.;     born, 

Press.      Recreation:    golf    and    tennis.   ^Resl-  Cardington,    O.,    1858;   son    William    Frederick 

dence:     2437    Overlook-rd      Cleveland    Hghts.  ^nd  Charlotte    (Kelley)    Lamprecht;  educated. 

Office:   Western    Reserve   Univ.  Cardington  public  schools  and  Ohio  Wesleyan 

LAMBERTON,     Helen     Frances,     daughter  U"iv  ;    married.    Cleveland      1887      to      Emma 


Alpha    Thcta     sorority.       Recreation:     tennis        LAIVCER,    Leroy    Cbnrlea,    attorney;    born, 

and  golf.     Residence:   2437  Overlook-rd.  Cleveland,  Dec.  28.  1897;  son  Chas.  and  Emma 

LAMBIE,  John  Edward,  permanent   homes;  i^^''^^KU]^.^"wIif.t^n"''R»^*lVv^"  n'nlv'    flfs 

born.    New    Hampshire,    1866;    son    Edward    L.  A.     B.     1920;     Western     Reserve    Unlv      LL.B 

and    .Toannah    F.    (Mason)    Lambie;    educated.  "^2;    married     Cleveland     Apr.    Ij.     1925     to 

Washington.    D.    C. ;     Tilton,    N.    H.;     Boston,  ^^^'"^^%  ^^i'^^^^y:    '"^,'2^^'1„    TTniv«?i  fv  ^fnb 

Mass.;  marr  ed.  New  York.  1898  to  Mary  Ben-  ('aw)    fraternity;    Big    Ten    University    club 

susan— children,    John    Edward    Lambie,    Jr.;  S^^'*J^?,9^=  ^^^^  Lake-ave.     Office.  1745  Union 

at  Manilla  during  Spanish  American   war;   in  -trust   aiag. 

China  during   Boxer   Rebellion;    five   years    in        LANDER.     Jay     Everett,     credit     manager; 

London:    world    war,    a    dollar    a    year    man;  ijorn    Orange,  O.,  Feb.  27.   1874;  son  Jeremiah 

extensive    traveler,     around    the    world    nine  j    g^^d   Sarah   L.    (Warner)    Lander;   educated, 

times;   founder  and   15   years   the  head  of  co-  Hiram    college,    1891;    Baldwin-Wallace,    1892: 

operative  Alliance  of  U.  S.  A    mfgrs.  for  for-  married,    Cleveland.    Aug.    12,    1915     to     Ethel 

elgn    trade;    founder   and   half   owner   General  ^      Lamson — children,      Stalford     Clark      and 

Motors  Europe,  Ltd.;  founder  and  two  thirds  ciara    Jane    Lander;    credit    mgr.    and    retail 

owner   Goodyear  Tire   Co.,    Ltd.,    headquarters  gales    mgr..    The    Telling    Belle    Vernon    Co.; 

London,    Eng.    1903-1918 ;    pres.    Lambie    Con-  32nd     degree     Mason;     Shriner;      member     Al 

Crete    House    Corp..    Humphrey    Conveyor    Co.,  Koran  Temple;  Tall  Cedars  of  Lebanon.  Real- 

hf^^^t^^'^^^^'^^^^^^T^  ^°,?.X,®7°L^°--  ^^^°-  dence:    12704    Speedway    Overlook.    E.    Cleve- 

llthic  Bldg.  Co.  and  Lamollthlc  Housing  and  j^^      office.   3825   Cedar-ave. 
Development   Corp.   of   Florida;   member   Can- 
terbury  Golf   club;   now   engaged  in   housing        LANDON,  Grace  Aria  Hubbard,  born,  Cort- 

developments    in    England.       Residence:    1908  land,    N.    Y.,    Nov.    21.    1881;    daughter    Geo.    C. 

Knowles-st.,  E.  Cleveland.     Office:  Hydraulic-  and    Grace    E.     (Lester)    Hubbard;    educated, 

ave.,    Cleveland.      Also    London    and    Florida.  Cortland   Normal   School;   Cortland  Conserva- 

LAMBIRTH.    Mary    Elliott,    born.    Franklin  ^9JZ  °^,^"!'^^/P^'^'^^,!??"l'''^f^ao^o^"'*'i^^^  "plb" 

Pa.;    daughter      William     D.     and     Clara     H.  ^''^1,';i-"L%Mn/v 'wpnTntton   ^an^ 

(Eaton)    Elliott:    educated,    Ohio    State    Univ.  J' ^^^^J, '°  ^'"^T^  X,Vl  "J^'on    H   ^^^^^^ 

Pt  .t?     in    vr -F-.r      1Q1R-    mnrriPfi     Pmnkiin     p«  .  Ten,  _ Eleanor   A.,    WcUngton    H     ana    ueorga 


assn    A    A    U.   W;   College  and   Chagrin   Val-       ,    ,        woman's    class;      member     local      and 
ley  Golf  clubs.     Residence:  Chagrin   Falls,   O.    federated    Parent-Teachers    clubs;    Lakewood 


LAMBRIGHT.  George  Loulii.  physician;  Woman's  club,  D.  A.  R.  Recreation:  good 
born  West  Bridgewater,  Pa.,  May  8,  1889;  music  and  theatres.  Residence:  1296  Hall- 
eon    "Louis    George    and    Dorothy    E.     (Mells)  ave..    Lakewood. 

?fn'?Vi^Q''*=rM^.'l"''Qf^.%'^^    iV^iJ-    m'   rT'^m^rrlllJ'  LANDON.   Sidney  WelHnRton,   lecturer,    en- 

1908-1909     Ohio    State    Univ.    M.    u.,    marrlea,  ,__»„i„„„     „,„i,«^.    k/^t.^     •w-nof <».iri     nr.»       ThIw 

Gallon,    d.    June     1914    to    Louise    Sanderson  l^'^^^o'"'^.'^' ^^J^'S^^'.^^^^'nH      miu^^^^^ 

Crim— children,    Frances    E.    Lambrlght;    gen-  ^v,  1^80;    son     Lewis     and      Mlllicent      Brown 

eral    practice    of    medicine.    Tiffin.    O..    1913-  (Coon)    Landon;    educated     Lyceum    Arts    In- 

1918;    internal    medicine,    cfeveland.    1918;    as-  st'tute.      Chicago;      Cambridge      and      Boston, 

soc.  physician  Lakeside  bispensary.  1918-1920;  Mass..  degree  M.A    and  M.O.:  married,  Macon, 

assoc.    attending   physician'   Charity    hospital.  Mo.,    Feb.    4.   1905   to   Aria  Hubbard— children. 

1922-1925:  attending  physician.  Rainbow  hoa-  Eleanor  A.,  \Velllngton   H.   and  George  Lewis 

pltal,    1919-1924:    author    of    numerous    manu-  Landon :  world  war,  speaker  for  all  war  actlv- 

scrlpts  on   medical  subjects  since   1913;  mem-  Ities.  Liberty  loans,  etc.;  engaged  In  Y.M  C.A^ 

ber    American    Medical    assn.;    American    So-  activities;   author   of   several   plays   Including 

ciety    for   Study    Internal    Secretions;    Amerl-  "The    Wolf    and    "Nevermore,       and     books 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


including  "The  Literary  Pilgrim"  and  "Here 
and  There."  author  of  "Literary  Lecture- 
Kecltal,"  "Character  Studies  of  Great  Literary 
Men;"  member  International  Lyceum  and 
Chautauqua  assn. ;  pres.  Listeners  League  of 
Greater  Cleveland;  Alpha  Sigma  Lambda 
fraternity;  Masonic  order,  Rotary  and  Cleve- 
land Ad.  clubs.  Recreation:  reading  and 
golf.  Residence:  1296  Hall-ave.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  814  Carnegie  Hall. 

LANDRUM,  Robert  D.,  chemical  engineer; 
born,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  Feb.  8,  1882;  son 
James  W.  and  Kate  (Tolbert)  Landrum; 
educated,  Rose  Polytechnic  Institute,  B.S., 
1904;  M.S.,  1909;  Ch.E.  1914;  married,  Linton, 
Ind.,  1908  to  Ethel  Sherwood — children,  Sher- 
wood, Robert  James  and  Kate  Tolbert  Land- 
rum;  member  executive  committee  Cleveland 
section  American  Chemical  society,  1915-1919; 
chairman  war  service  committee,  American 
Ceramic  society,  1917-1919;  chemist  and 
enameler  Columbian  Enameling  and  Stamp- 
ing, Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  1904-1907;  asst.  prof, 
chemistry  Univ.  of  Kansas,  1907-1910;  chemi- 
cal engineer  Lisk  Mfg.  Co.,  Canadaigua,  N.  Y.. 
1910-1913;  consulting  engineer  Michigan 
Enameling  Works,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.;  General 
Stamping  Co.,  Canton.  O.,  1913-1914;  chemical 
engineer  and  manager  service  dept.  Harshaw 
Fuller  and  Goodwin,  mfgrs.  industrial  chemi- 
cals. Cleveland,  1914-1922;  vice-pres.  The 
Vitreous  Enameling  Co.  and  Vitreous  Steel 
Products  Co.  since  1922;  gen.  mgr.  ceramic 
materials  dept.  Titanium  Alloy  Mfg.  Co., 
Niagara  Falls.  N.  Y.  since  1925;  member 
American  Ceramic  society,  chairman  enamel 
div..  1910,  trustee.  1918-1920.  vice-pres.,  1923- 
1924;  pres.,  1924-1925  and  trustee  since  1925; 
member  American  Chemical  society.  Sec. 
Cleveland  section,  1919-1920,  on  executive 
committee,  1915-1919;  member  American  Inst- 
itute of  Chemical  Engineers;  Society  of 
Chemical  Industry,  London,  England: ;  Soci- 
ete  de  Chemic  Industrialle,  France;  Cleveland 
Engineering  society;  fellow  American  Assn. 
for  the  Advancement  of  Science;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Acacia  fraternity;  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
clul)S;  Chemist  club,  New  York;  author  "En- 
amel" 1918;  also  numerous  articles  and  tech- 
nical papers.  Residence:  3384  Norwood-rd., 
Shaker   Hghts.      Office:    6007   Euclid-ave. 

LANE,  Albert  AlanHon,  general  contractor; 
born,  Akron,  O.,  Sept.  22,  1873;  son  Julius 
S.  and  Julia  E.  (Pitkin)  Lane;  educated, 
Purdue  and  Cornell  Universities;  married, 
Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  17,  1902  to  Winifred  Cleve- 
land— children.  Marjory  (Mrs.  R.  O.  Shepard), 
Catherine.  Betty  and  Albert  Cleveland  Lane; 
came  to  Cleveland  1916;  organized  the  A.  A. 
Lane  Construction  Co.  1917  of  which  he  is 
pres.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2277  Lamberton-rd.  Office:  1869  E. 
55th   St. 

liANG,  Blanche  Georgia  BarneH,  daughter 
Amzi  Milton  and  Harriet  M.  (Pike)  Barnes; 
educated.  Cleveland  public  schools;  gradu- 
ated Bradford  Academy,  Bradford,  Mass.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Mar.  13,  1922  to  Reuel 
Adams  Lang — children,  Barbara  Blanche 
Lang;  Dorothy  Ethel  and  Wilbur  Wilson 
Lang,  husband's  cliildren  by  former  mar- 
riage; member  D.  A.  R.,  Western  Reserve 
Chapter  and  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
3107   Warrington-rd.,   Shaker   Hghts. 

LAIVG,  Charles  Henry;  born.  Huntington. 
C,  Oct.  13.  1864;  son  Josiah  Bickford  and 
Lorena  (Chapman)  Lang;  educated,  Welling- 
ton, O.,  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  8,  1890  to 
Grace  Stephenson  Black — children,  Lucile 
Marie  Lang;  vice-pres.  Kinney-Levan  Co.; 
director  Electrical  league;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Masonic  Lodge.  Commandery 
and  Shrine.     Office:  1375  Euclid-ave. 


LANG,  Eflvrin  C.  W^  real  estate;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  29.  1881;  son  Charles  W.  and  Rosa 
E.  (Heil)  Lang;  educated,  Orchard  school; 
West  high  school;  married.  Cleveland,  Oct.  1, 
1908  to  Isabel  Lydia  Elmer;  with  American 
Steel  and  Wire  Co,  1900-1901;  The  Forest  City 
Savings  and  Trust  Co.,  1901-1912;  proprietor 
of  Men's  Wear  Store.  1912-1924;  in  real  estate 
business  since  1925;  sec.  and  director  The 
Dover  Bay  Estates  Co.;  member  Heacock, 
Mertens  and  Lang;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, Lakewood  Country  and  Higli  Noon  cluljs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  1233 
Virglna-ave,,  Lakewood.  Office:  15614  De- 
trolt-ave.,   Lakewood. 

LANG,  Reuel  A.,  attorney-at-law;  borr^ 
Wellington,  O.,  Nov.  25.  1887;  son  Watson 
Wilbur  and  Annie  (Adams)  Lang;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  grade  and  high  schools! 
Adelbert  college;  W.R.U.  law  school;  \a.yf 
dept.  Baldwin  Wallace  college,  LL.B.  1910; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  26,  1911  to  Clof 
Ethel  McNeal  (deceased,  Feb.  5,  1918) — child, 
ren,  Dorthy  Ethel  and  Wilbur  Wilson  Lang; 
married,  Cleveland,  March  13,  1922  to  Blanche 
Georgia  Barnes — children,  Barbara  Blanche 
Lang;  solicitor  for  Chagrin  Falls,  O..  1926; 
practiced  individually  until  1920  when  en- 
tered into  partnership  with  the  Hon.  John 
J.  Sullivan,  under  firm  name  Sullivan  and 
Lang;  upon  Judge  Sullivan's  election  to  the 
Court  of  appeals  became  associated  with 
William  B.  Woods  and  Harry  L.  Eastman 
under  name  of  Woods,  Lang  and  Eastman; 
member  Cleveland.  Ohio  State  and  American 
Bar  assns. ;  member  Lake  Erie  Consistory  of 
Scottish  Rite  32nd  degree  Mason;  Oriental 
Commandery  No.  12;  Cleveland  Forest  of  Tall 
Cedars  of  Lebanon  and  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
National  Town  and  Country,  Chagrin  Valley 
Country,  High  Noon  and  Manufacturers' 
clubs.  Residence:  3107  Warrington-rd.  Office: 
619    Williamson    Bldg. 

LANGELL,  Dudley  Bowman,  dentist;  born, 
Cleveland.  April  28,  1895;  son  Albert  Grant 
and  Edith  (Bowman)  Langell;  educated, 
Lakewood  high  school,  1913;  Western  Re- 
serve Dental  school,  1916;  married,  Cleveland, 
to  Lillian  Jeavons — children,  Jean  Langell; 
world  war,  served  with  324th  F.A.  as  1st 
lleut.;  served  overseas  from  June  2,  1918  to 
Aug.  23,  1919;  participated  In  the  Meuse- 
Argonne  Offensive;  served  with  army  of  oc- 
cupation from  Dec.  1918  to  Aug.  1919,  second 
div.;  engaged  in  practice  since  1916  except- 
ing 1917  and  1918  during  war;  member  Psl 
Omega  fraternity;  Cleveland,  (Dhio,  National 
and  Northern  Ohio  Dental  assns.  Recrea- 
tion: tennis,  golf,  fishing  and  hunting.  Resi- 
dence: 1319  W.  102nd  st.  Office:  609  Smythe 
Bldg. 

LANGER,  Fred  J.,  merchant  and  manufac- 
turer; born,  Vienna,  Austria,  July.  13,  1868; 
son  Franz  and  Louise  (Kletecka)  Langer; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and  Cleve- 
land business  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
July  24,  1896  to  Mary  Eyerdam;  pres.  The 
Rogers  Elec.  Laboratories  Co.;  treas.  The 
Pioneer  Savings  and  Loan;  director  The 
South  Euclid  Bank;  sec.  and  treas.  Langer 
Millinery  Co.;  mgr.  and  owner  Langer  Real 
Estate  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Shrine; 
K.  of  P.;  Cleveland  Grays;  Acacia  Golf  club. 
Residence:  Langerdale,  Green-rd.,  So.  Euclid, 
O.     Office:    2908   Euclid-ave. 

LANGER,  Mary  E.,  merchant;  born,  Parma, 
O.,  Feb.  6,  1870;  daughter  Adam  and  Mary 
(Ritchner)  Eyerdam;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Cleveland  business  college; 
married,  Cleveland.  July  24.  1896  to  Fred  J. 
Langer;  pres.  Langer  Millinery  Co.  Resi- 
dence: Langerdale,  Green-rd.,  So.  Euclid,  O. 
Office:    2908  Euclid-ave. 

LANKEN,  Clarence  C,  manufacturer;  born, 
Mansfield,      O. ;     son     Conrad     C.     and     Lena 


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Tramp)  Lanken;  educated,  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science,  1906;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  7,  1906  to  Zoah  A.  Mitchell — children, 
Marion  H.  Lanken;  organized  and  la  pres. 
and  treas.  The  Lankin  Vivian  Co.;  member 
Zeta  Psi  fraternity;  Shaker  Heights  Country, 
Mid-Day,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Hourglass 
Country  and  Zeta  Psl  clubs.  Recreation; 
golf.  Residence:  13805  Shaker  Blvd.  Office: 
2091   E.   19th  St. 

L.ARICK,  Florence  Kent;  born  Portage 
County,  O.,  Aug.  25,  1886;  daughter  Duano 
Miller  and  Mary  A.  (Stone)  Kent:  educated, 
Mogadore  high  school;  one  year  at  Oberlin; 
married,  Suffield,  O.,  Oct.  15.  1910  to  Roy  R. 
Larick — children,  Helen  Mary,  Duane  Louis, 
Ernest  King  and  Roy  Ralph;  treas.  East 
Shore  Community  club;  chairman  in  band 
Ladies  Aid  Society  Nottingham  M.  E.  Church; 
supt.  of  primary  dept.  in  same  church;  sec. 
Nottingham  W.  C.  T.  U.  Residence:  23735 
Lake   Shore-blvd. 

LATHBURY,  Clarence,  clergyman;  born, 
Manchester,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  21,  1854;  son  Rev. 
John  and  Betsy  (Shepherd  Jones)  Lathbury; 
educated,  Lodi  Academy,  Oberlin  College; 
graduate  New  Ch.  Theological  school,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  1891;  married,  Dec.  25,  1876 
to  Lily  A.  Tibbals;  ordained  M.  E.  ministry, 
1887;  pastor  Kensington,  Conn.,  1887-1891; 
Fall  River,  Mass.,  1892-1895;  Elmwood,  Mass., 
1895-1903;  literary  editor  Nunc  Licet  Press, 
Philadelphia,  1903-1905;  pastor  Elmwood, 
Mass.,  1905-1914;  Ch.  Dev;ine  Humanity, 
Muffalo,  N.  Y.  1914-1917;  Church  of  the  Holy 
City,  Cleveland  since  1917;  author  "God  Win- 
ning Us"  1895;  "A  Little  Lower  Than  the 
Angels",  1897;  "The  Code  of  Joy",  1898;  "The 
Being  With  the  Upturned  Face",  1904;  "The 
Balanced  Life",  1905;  "The  Great  Morning", 
1911;  contributor  to  many  periodicals.  Resi- 
dence:   2229    Cummington-rd. 

LATHE,  John  Hnbbard,  vice-pres.;  born, 
Magog  P.  Q.,  Can.,  Nov.  20,  1891;  son  Warren 
Asa  and  Clara  V.  (Shorey)  Lathe;  educated. 
Cony  high  school,  Augusta,  Me.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  6,  1919  to  Marion  Elizabeth 
Joyce — children,  Ann  and  John  Hubbard 
Lathe;  world  war,  18  months  in  U.  S.  Army, 
12  months  overseas;  1st  sergt.  308th  ammu- 
nition train,  headquarters  horsed  battalion; 
vice-pres.  and  director  The  Paine  and  Wil- 
liams Co.;  member  Bethlehem  lodge  No. 
35  F.  &  A.  M.,  Augusta,  Me.;  member  Country 
club.  Recreation:  golf  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 3108  Edgehill-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    4614   Prospect-ave. 

LATHE,  Marlon  Joyce;  born,  Memphis, 
Mich.,  March  11,  1898;  daughter  Adrian 
Dwight  and  Anna  (Page)  Joyce;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school,  1916,  class  pres.; 
Bradford  Academy,  Bradford,  Mass.,  1917; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  6,  1919  to  John 
Hubbard  Lathe — children,  Ann  and  John 
Hubbard  Lathe;  member  Country  club.  Re- 
creation: golf  and  motoring.  Residence: 
3108  Edgehill-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

LATIMER,  Anna  E.,  principal  Memorial 
school;  born,  Cleveland;  daughter  James  and 
Mary  A.  (Johnston)  Latimer;  educated.  Cen- 
tral high  school;  Cleveland  Normal  school; 
principal  Alabama  school  and  Memorial 
school;  member  Principal's  club.  Residence: 
15305   Parkgrove.      Office:   Memorial  school. 

LAUB,  Herbert  Jacob;  gen.  mgr.  and  treas.; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  7,  1892;  son  Jacob  and 
Katherine  (Schuster)  Laub;  educated.  Uni- 
versity school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  gen. 
mgr.  and  treas.  The  Jacob  Laub  Baking  Co., 
established  1887;  director  Quality  Bakers  of 
America,  New  York;  graduate  of  chemistry 
and  baking  of  The  American  Institute  of 
Baking,  M.B.;  32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Al 


Koran  Shrine;  Tall  Cedars;  American  So- 
ciety of  Baking  Engineers;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Chamber  of  Industry;  Rotary,  High 
Noon,  and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs.  Re- 
creation: baseball.  Residence:  9833  Lake- 
ave.      Office:    4919   Lorain-ave. 

LAUDER.  Edward,  physician;  born  Durham, 
Ont.;  son  Thomas  and  Susan  (Grabel)  Lau- 
der; educated,  McGill  Univ.,  Montreal;  hos- 
pitals in  London,  Vienna  and  Paris;  mar- 
ried, Toronto,  Ont.  to  May  H.  F.  Russell — 
children,  Margaret  Forbes  and  Edward  Rus- 
sell Lauder;  member  University  and  Cleve- 
land  Athletic   clubs.      Office:    1020    Huron-rd. 

LAUER,  Benjamin  H.,  real  estate  and  in- 
surance broker;  born,  Cleveland,  May  9,  1889; 
son  Herman  Martin  and  Fannie  S.  (Miller) 
Lauer;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Central  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug. 
3,  1914  to  Flora  E.  Sellers — children,  Ruth 
Jane  and  Arthur  Philip;  world  war,  con- 
nected with  Aluminum  Mfgrs.  Inc.,  whose 
production  was  95%  war  materials;  credit 
mgr.  Aluminum  Manufactures,  Inc.  1914- 
1924;  insurance  and  real  estate  broker,  1924 
to  date;  owner  Ben  Lauer  Insurance  Agency; 
member  Masters  lodge  No.  675,  F.  and  A.  M.; 
High  Noon,  Tioga  and  Willowick  Shore  clubs. 
Recreation;  golf,  tennis,  baseball  and  bowl- 
ing. Residence:  1775  Eddy-rd.,  E.  Cleveland. 
Office:   808   Keith  Bldg. 

LAWRENCEJ,  Albert  Lynn,  patent  law- 
yer; born,  Tama  City,  la.,  Nov.  19,  1871;  son 
Albert  H.  and  Clara  (Cole)  Lawrence;  edu- 
cated, Grinnell  college,  Ph.B.  with  honors 
in  chemistry  and  English;  State  Univ.  of 
Iowa,  LL.B. ;  married,  Newark,  N.  J.,  1910 
to  Edna  Hahne — children,  Albert  Donald 
Lawrence;  treas.  Cleaner  Mfg.  Co.;  member 
American  Patent  Law  assn.;  pres.  Ohio  Chap- 
ter Grinnell  college  Alumni;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic  club.  Residence:  2096  Surrey- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1504  William- 
son   Bldg. 

LAWRENCE,  A.  Ray;  insurance;  born. 
New  York,  Aug.  23,  1881;  son  Albert  P.  and 
Ella  Louise  (Hills)  Lawrence;  educated, 
Willoughby  high  school,  1900;  married,  Cleve- 
land, March  23,  1918  to  Martha  Baisch — chil- 
dren, Beverly  Pean  Lawrence;  messenger 
and  ticket  clerk  Big  Four  City  ticket  office 
1900-1905;  asst.  ticket  agent  Nickel  Plate 
Railway,  1905-1909;  city  ticket  agent  Nickel 
Plate  Railway  and  Junior  member  firm  Akers 
Folkman  and  Lawrence,  1909-1919;  sold  out  to 
enter  business  for  himself  and  Is  proprietor 
Lawrence  Insurance  Agency;  director  Kron- 
heim  Furniture  Co.,  Crane  Howard  Litho- 
graph Co.  and  Co-Operative  Investment  Co.; 
member  Pentalpha  lodge;  McKinley  Chapter; 
Holyrood  Commandery;  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
member  High  Noon  and  Shrine  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 10140  Clifton-blvd.  Office:  714  Wil- 
liamson Bldg. 

LAWRENCE,  Benjamin  HarriRon,  physician 
and  surgeon;  born,  Indian  Springs,  Ga.,  May 
31,  1885;  son  Emanuel  and  Harriet  (Thomp- 
son) Lawrence;  educated,  Tuskegee  Instit- 
tute,  Leonard  Medical,  M.D. ;  married,  De- 
troit, Mich.,  Dec.  22.  1921  to  Edwina  Francis 
Cesser — children,  Edwina  Harriet  Lawrence; 
has  practiced  in  Cleveland  15  years;  member 
National  and  American  Medical  assns. ; 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine:  Alpha  Phi 
Alpha  and  Sigma  Pi  Phi  fraternity;  Knights 
of  Pythias;  City  and  Metropolitan  clubs. 
Recreation:  theatres,  cards  ana  music,  play- 
ing with  daughter.  Residence:  1592  E.  117th 
St.     Office:   3743  Central-ave. 

LAWRENCE,  Elizabeth  S.,  born.  Cleveland, 
Nov.  17,  1900;  daughter  Frank  C.  and  Anna 
(Graham)  Scott;  educated,  Cleveland  schools; 
Beechwood  school,  Jenklntown,  Pa.;  married, 


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Cleveland,   Sept.   25,   1920   to  Keith   Lawrence  LAWREIVCE,    Raymond    E.,    broker;    born, 

children.  Joanne  Lawrence.  Residence:  3178  Cleveland,    1891;   son   Frank    D.   and   Florence 

Oak-rd..    Cleveland   Hghts.  (Prince)       Lawrence;      educated,       University 

„      .       .         m.   «,    ,            I,  school;      Cornell.     B.S.;      married     Cleveland, 

LAWREINCE,      Gertrude      McMyler;      Dorn,  1922    to    Gertrude    McMyler;    world    war,    air 


with  Cleveland  Music  School  Settlement;  wood,  O.,  March  13,  1875;  daughter  William 
Lakewood  Day  Nursery;  member  Junior  L.  and  Libbie  (Mcllrath)  Upton;  educated, 
league-  Women's  City  and  College  clubs.  Madison  high  school;  Mt.  Union  college;  mar- 
Residence:    13903   Detroit-ave.,   Lakewood.  rled,   Cleveland,  Apr.   26,   1919   to  John  Henry 

Lawson;  taught  school  for  14  years;  member 

LAWRENCE,  Jennie  Gardner  Porter;  born.  Delta    Delta    Delta    sorority;    member    Glen- 

Elyria,    O..    June    20,    1862;    daughter    Charles  ville    Monday    club;    pres.    Cleveland    Heights 

Jarvis    and    Harriet     (Eames)     Porter;    edu-  Civic    club.       Residence:     1928     Parkway-dr., 

cated,    Cleveland    public    schools;    Hathaway-  Cleveland   Hghts. 

Brown    school;    married,    Cleveland,    May    15.  .,,,„,^^    «   ....      mc      v,  t,     ^  .v.     ^ 

1888    to    James    Lawrence— children,    Harriet        LAWTON,   Betty   M.j  born,    Portsmouth,   O., 

Lawrence     Longley,     Margaret     Ramsey     and  J""^  ^30     1882;    daughter    Isaac    and    Rachel 

Keith  Lawrence.     Residence:   1861  E.  90th-st.  (Kendall)     Johnson;     educated,    high    school. 

Washington  Courthouse,  O. ;  normal  training; 

LAWRENCE,  Keith,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve-  married.  Washington  Courthouse,  O.,  Dec.  7, 
land,  April  4,  1891;  son  Judge  James  and  1910  to  Charles  Tillinghast  Lawton;  chair- 
Jennie  Gardner  (Porter)  Lawrence;  educated,  man  both  senior  and  junior  Red  Cross  work 
Hough  school,  1904;  East  high  school,  1908;  in  Sandusky  County,  headquarters  in  Fre- 
Kenyon  college,  1908-1910;  Hobart  college,  mont,  O.;  taught  at  Washington  Courthouse 
1913.  A.B.;  Western  Reserve  Law  school,  LL.B,  and  E.  Cleveland  schools;  interested  in  relig- 
1916;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  25.  1920  to  lous_  education  and  is  assistant  director  Em- 
Elizabeth  Graham  Scott — children,  Joanne  manuel  Episcopal  Church;  teacher  of  Relig- 
Lawrence;  world  war,  ensign  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  lous  Education  in  E.  Cleveland  schools;  mem- 
enlisted  as  second  class  seaman;  began  ber  committee  of  management  Central  Y.  W. 
practice  with  firms  Smith,  Taft  and  Arter,  c.  A.  and  chairman  religious  education  Cen- 
1916;  later  with  firm  Smith,  Griswold.  Green  tral  Y.  W  .C.  A.;  member  D.  A.  R.;  Women's 
and  Hadden;  after  war  practiced  alone  for  city  club.  Residence:  8501  Euclid-ave. 
a  short  time  and  on  July  16.  1919  with  Carl  .„.„,.<:,  ,.  ^  ^  *  ,*  -n, 
W  Schaefer  formed  law  firm  Schaefer  and  LAZARLS,  Myron  E.,  pres.  and  treas.  M.  B. 
Lawrence:  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  Lazarus  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  May  8,  1882; 
American  Bar  assns.;  Theta  Delta  Chi  and  son  William  and  Jennie  (Harris)  Lazarus; 
Phi  Alpha  Delta  law  fraternity;  Theta  Delta  educated  Cleveland.  _  Central  high  school 
Chi  club  of  New  York;  City.  University,  graduated  1900;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  20 
Mentor    Headlands    Golf    and    Country    clubs;  1910  to  Rae  Schwarz— children,  three;   served 


Cleveland.  Residence:  3178  Oak-rd.,  Cleve-  LEARY,  CorncIhiH  F.,  roofing  contractor; 
land  Hghts.  Office:  1405  Guarantee  Title  born,  Wisconsin,  Feb.  22,  1874;  son  Jeremiah 
Bldg.  A.   and   Margaret    (Quigley)    Leary;   educated, 

Blackearth,     Wis.,     public     schools;     married. 


Coif;  member  Phi  Kappa  Zeta  and  Phi  Delta  i^gg^j^jence:    1530    Larchmont-ave..    Lakewood. 

Ph     sororities.       Residence:    1861    E.    90th-st,  office:  1547  E.  43rd  st. 
Office  1121   Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

,„„^,„^     ,.       ,       ,       .          1 „    /-!!..„«  LEAS,  Roscoe  David,  physician;  born.   Lewls- 

LAWREIVCE,    Mande    Lonlse;    born    Cleve-  burg,    6.,    May    18.    1893;    son    I.     Elmer     and 

land.    Aug.     29.     1882;    daughter    Washington  Mary    (Horn)    Leas;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan 

Herbert    and    Harriet     (Colhster)     Lawrence;  Unlv.  B.A.   1916,  cum  laude;  Western  Reserve 

educated,  Cleveland  public  school;  Hathaway  Univ.    Medical    school,    M.    D.    1922;    married. 

Brown  school;  Rye  Seminary.  Rye  New  York;  Cleveland   July    2.    1925    to   Mary   L.   Corlette; 

pres.  Cleveland  Day  Nursery  assn.;  vice-pres.  member  Academy   of   Medicine   of   Cleveland; 

Cuyahoga     county      Health      Board;      trustee  member   Alpha   Sigma   Phi    and   Alpha   Kappa 

Visiting   Nurse   assn.    Humane   society;    mem-  Kappa      fraternities;      32nd      degree      Mason, 

ber   Junior    League;    Women's    City,    Country  Residence:    17803   Fernway-rd.     Office:    Lake- 

and    Dover    Bay    Country    clubs.      Residence:  gj^je  Hospital. 

Dover  Bay,  O.,  Rockey  River  P.  O.  „                                   ,                ^ 

^,,  ^  .  LEAVENWORTH,  Ed^In  John,  editor  and 
LAWRENCE,  Paul  Terry,  publisher;  born,  publisher;  born,  St.  Catharines,  Can.  March 
Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1882;  son  Mortimer  James  27,  1859;  son  Edwin  S.  and  Cindrella  (Gould) 
and  Helen  (Madison)  Lawrence;  educated,  Leavenworth;  educated,  St.  Catherines'  pub- 
Cleveland  public  schools;  University  school,  u^  schools;  married.  North  Solon,  O..  Aug. 
J^2I=  ."'^^'"'®^'.,  y^^'^^",^*^"'  P.-,/.^-  ^^-  ^*'  24,  1881  to  Lizzie  M.  Harper— children,  Fred 
1924    to    (Gwendolyn    DiUen— children,    Bever-  jj     Edwin   H.,   Ethel   M.  Lawrence   and   Grace 


dence:      2590     Falrraont-blvd.       Office:      1231    News   and   active   in   Canadian   politics;   later 
Superior-ave.,  N.  E.  with  The  Forman-Bassett  Co.,  Cleveland  and 

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Its  predecessor  companies  for  30  years,  1910- 
1918  as  secretary;  pres.  Leavenworth  Bank 
Service  Co.  and  interested  in  several  other 
Cleveland  organizations;  spends  winters  In 
travel  or  in  Florida  or  California.  Resi- 
dence:    1522  E.  8Bth-st.     Office:     Caxton  Bldg. 

LEBKDOFF,  Bens  Barr,  asst.  service  super- 
intendent Wm.  Taylor  Son  and  Co.;  born, 
Batavla,  111..  Feb.  28,  1897;  daughter  Andrew 
and  Margaret  (Lee)  Barr;  educated,  Batavla 
111.,  high  school;  Northern  Illinois  Normal 
school  (DeKalb)  and  Univ.  of  Illinois, 
Champaign,  111.;  married,  Waterloo,  la.,  Jan. 
16,  1920  to  John  Adolph  Lebedoff;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1338  West- 
blvd.      Office:    Wm   Taylor   Son   and   Co. 

LEBBDOFF,  John  Adolph.  engineer;  born. 
New  York  City,  June  17,  1887;  son  Adolph 
and  Ann  Lebedoff;  educated,  Columbia  Univ. 
New  York  City;  Heidelburg  Univ.,  Germany; 
Oxford  Univ.,  England  and  Robert's  College, 
Constantinople;  married,  Waterloo,  la.,  Jan. 
16,  1920  to  Bess  Barr;  engineer  overseas 
1917-1918;  member  Cleveland  Society  of 
Mechanical  Engineers  and  Cleveland  Engi- 
neering society.  Residence:  1338  West-blvd. 
Office:  National  Bldg. 

LECHNER.  Paul  Peter,  dentist;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1890;  son  Paul  J.  and 
Julia  (Kloss)  Lechner,  educated.  Western 
Reserver  Dental  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  16,  1920  to  Marie  T.  Gideon — children, 
two;  first  lieut.  in  dental  corps  established 
June  1917;  discharged  Aug.  1919  serving 
from  1918-1919;  member  National  Dental 
society,  Ohio  Northern  Dental  and  Cleveland 
Dental  societies;  member  Knights  of  Colum- 
bus; member  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity; 
member  Willowick  Country  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  fishing  and  hunting.  Residence: 
3285  Dorchester-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
9200   Buckeye-rd. 

LeCLAIRE.  Engrene,  optometrist;  born  Fall 
River,  Mass.,  May  7,  1875;  son  Eugene  and 
Mary  Jane  (Patch)  LeClaire;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools  of  Bristol  Rhode  Island  and  Bry- 
ant and  Stratton  Business  college.  Providence, 
R.  I.;  McCormick  Medical  college,  Chicago, 
111.,  member  Ohio  State  Optical,  American 
Optical  assn.;  member  Cleveland  lodge  of 
Elks;  Shriner  and  32nd  degree  Mason.  Resi- 
dence: 6710  Clinton-ave.  Office:  412  Bulk- 
ley  Bldg. 

L.EDERER,  Herbert  H.,  pres.  Lederer 
Terminal;  born,  Cleveland,  1894;  son  Sig- 
mund  and  Emily  (Mler)  Lederer;  educated, 
Cleveland.  University  school,  1912;  Univ.  of 
Penn.  1916 — children  Ann  Terese  and  Lilian 
Margot  Lederer;  pres.,  Lederer  Terminal 
Whse.  Co.  and  treas.  Lederer  Milling  Co.; 
member  Excelsior  and  Oakwood  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf,  handball  and  camping.  Resi- 
dence:   Fenway    Hall.      Office:    1531    W.    25th 

St. 

L.EE,  Alma  Walters  born.  New  Philadel- 
phia, O.  Mar.  21,  1862;  daughter  Frederick 
and  Sara  (Christy)  Walter;  educated.  New 
Philadelphia  high  school;  married.  New  Phil- 
adelphia, Sept.  27,  1883  to  John  S.  Lee — 
children,  Mrs.  Dolly  Lee  Bill;  member  Demo- 
cratic county  Executive  Committee;  vice 
chairman  Woman's  county  Democratic  or- 
ganization; treas,  Cleveland  Federation  of 
Women's  clubs  1916-1917;  chairman  of  press 
and  publicity  1918-1919;  sec.  child  welfare 
dept.  since  1920;  member  First  Unitarian 
Church  and  Women's  Alliance;  member 
Women's  City  club  and  League  of  Women 
Voters;  member  U.  S.  daughters  of  1812; 
Residence:    3011    Euclid-Hghts.    Blvd. 

L.EE,  Wllllnm  Granville,  pres.  Brotherhood 
of  R.R.  Trainmen;  born.  La  Prarie,  111.  Nov. 
29,    1859;    son    James    W.    and    Sylvesta    Jan© 


(Tracy)  Lee;  educated,  Bowen,  111.;  married, 
Chicago,  III.  Oct.  15,  1901  to  Mary  R.  Rice; 
Officer  of  Civic  League  of  Cleveland;  depty. 
Reg.  Deeds  Ford.  Co.  Kansas,  1883-1884  and 
1885;  brakeman  and  conductor  A.  T,  and  S. 
Fe.  and  Union  Pacific  H.  It.;  elected  first 
vice  pres.  Brotherhood  1895  continuing  until 
Jan.  1,  1909;  elected  pres.  1909  holding  this 
position  up  to  the  present  time;  director 
Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.;  chairman  of  board  of 
directors  American  Home  Builders;  pres. 
Brotherhood  R.  R.  Trainmen;  Masonic  lodge; 
Knights  Templar;  32nd  degree;  Al  Koran 
Shrine:  member  City  club  (charter  member) 
and  Old  Timers  club  Union  Pacific  R.  R. ; 
located  in  Cleveland  1899  at  which  time  the 
Grand  Lodge  located  here.  Residence:  1230 
Belle-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  Trainmen's 
Bldg.,   W.   9th  and  Superior. 

LEEDS.  Arthur  R.,  associated  with  the 
Brown  Hoisting  Machinery  Co.;  born.  New 
York  City;  son  Charles  H.  and  Sarah  P, 
(Lambert)  Leeds;  educated,  Yale  Univ.  Scien- 
tific school;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  18,  1923 
to  Clara  J.  Hukill;  member  University,  Can- 
terbury Golf  and  Citv  clubs.  Residence: 
2582  Derbyshire-rd.  Office:  4403  St.  Clair- 
ave. 

LEEDS,  Clara  H.j  born.  Oil  City,  Pa.; 
daughter  George  P.  and  Margaret  (Lamber- 
ton)  Hukill;  educated,  Abbott  academy,  An- 
dover,  Mass.,  and  Barnard  College,  Columbia 
Univ.,  New  York  City;  married,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  18,  1923  to  Arthur  R.  Leeds.  Residence: 
2582    Derbyshire-rd. 

LEEPER,  Edvrard  ^V.,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Kewanee,  111.,  June,  1884;  son  Edward 
A.  and  Ella  (Roth)  Leeper;  educated,  Ober- 
lin  college,  A.B. ;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
LL.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1913  to  Evangeline 
Hiatt — children,  Florence  Ella  and  Gertrude 
Marion  Leeper;  associated  with  the  law  firm 
of  Bartholomew  Leeper  and  McGill;  director 
The  Pyramid  Savings  Co.;  sec.  The  Assured 
Mortgage  and  Investment  Co.;  director  The 
American  Fuel  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
Assn.;  Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Citizens  League  of  Cleveland  and  the  Pro- 
tected Home  Circle;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic club.  Residence:  1510  Lewis-dr.,  Lake- 
wood.  Office:  1733-1748  Engineers  Bank 
Bldg. 

LEES,  Max,  real  estate  and  builder;  born, 
Moscow;  son  Harry  and  Lena  (Leven)  Lees; 
educated,  grammar  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land. June  19,  1904  to  Rose  Teguns — children. 
Harold,  Alfrieda  and  Leonard  Lees;  pres.  Lees 
Realty  Co.  and  the  Lees  Development  Co.; 
vice-pres.  Rapids  Furniture  Co.  Residence: 
2268    Ardleigh-dr.     Office:    Huron-Sixth    B\dg 

LEHMAN,  Henrietta  C,  insurance  solicitor; 
born,  Cleveland.  Apr.  4.  1877;  daughter  Jacob 
and  Barbara  (Spiegle)  Campen;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools  and  Ohio  Business 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1903  to 
Aaron  Lehman — children,  Jean  C.  Lehman; 
prior  to  marriage  11  years  with  the  Halle 
Bros.  Co.  as  head  bookkeeper  and  credit 
manager;  treas.  Cleveland  council  of  Jewish 
women;  sec.  and  asst.  treas.  The  Monteflore 
Home;  treas.  Ohio  Conference  Council  of 
Jewish  Women;  treas.  Co-operative  League 
of  Jewish  Women.  Residence  and  office:  604 
The  Commodore,   1990  Ford-dr. 

LEITCH,  Robert  Indrrnni.  Patterson  and 
Leitch  Co.;  educated,  Princeton  Univ.;  mar- 
ried, Pittsburgh,  Pa.  to  Carrie  Louise  Scott; 
sec.  and  treas.  Patterson  Leitch  Co.,  Ware- 
house Steel  since  1913;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  of  Country 
(also  director)  and  Mayfield  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2666  Derbyshlre-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    900   E.   69th-8t. 

LEMON,  Rev.  William  L.,  minister  and 
physician;  born,  Nac©,  Va.,  Feb.  1,   1864;  son 


221 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Joel  B    and  Eliza  (Wright)  Lemon;  educated,  ine    and    Ernest    Lenihan;    world    war,    served 

Richmond    college,    Richmond,    Va.;    Southern  on  committee  Military  Training  Camps  assn.; 

Baptist      Theological      Seminary.       Louisville,  deputy   U.    S.    Marshall;    pres.   Lenihan    &   Co.; 

Ky  ■   Ohio   Medical   Univ.,   Columbus,   O.,    1897;  director  Wllrox,    Perk   &   Hughes,   .Johnson   & 

married    Erie,   Pa..  Aug.   21,    1890   to   Edith   M.  Higgins,   N.   Y.  and  Union   Trust  Co.;   member 

Chambers — children.    Dr.   Leon    B.   Lemon   and  Assn.    of    Average    Afljusters    of    the    U.    S. ; 

Helen    Adelia    Stevens:    pastor    of    Superior-  Union.  Mid-Day,   Mayfleld,   Kirtland  and   Pep- 

ave.  Baptist  church,    1903-1923;    medical  pastor  per  Pike  clubs.     Recreation:  golf.     Residence: 

Euclid-ave.  Baptist  church   for  two  and  one-  2733  E.  Overlook-rd.    Office:  1900  Union  Trust 

half  years;  sec.    Baptist  ministers  Conference  Bldg. 
17   terms  and  pres.   two  terms;   recording  sec. 


Good  Samaritan  Home  and  Aid  committee  tor  Marie  Lenz;  world  war,  ensign,  U.  S.  Naval 
the  blind;  member  Columbus  lodge  No.  ii)  Reserve;  Chicago  Tribune  Advertising,  1918- 
F  &  A  M.;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  1919;  Chase  Companies  of  Waterbury,  Conn., 
Ohio  State  Medical  Society;  Ohio  State  Na-  since  1919  and  made  gen.  mgr.  Ohio  Chase 
tional  Motorists  assn.;  editor  Cleveland  Chris-  f.^  j,^  1922;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
tian  Journal  for  35  years.  Residence:  1231b  p^i  Kappa  Psi  fraternity.  Residence:  13434 
Phillips-ave.  Office:  1755  E.  55th  st.  (De-  Merl-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  5005  Superior- 
ceased.)  ave. 

L.BMPERLY,     Charles     Mitchell,    sales     and         LEONARD.     Walter     Magruder,     physician; 

advertising;    born,    Cleveland,    Sept.    19,    1888;  born,     Fostoria,    O.,     Sept.     6,     1891;     son     Dr. 

son    Paul    and    Emma    (Warner)      Lemperly;  William     and      Elisabeth     Cooke     (Magruder) 

educated,    West    high    school;    Williams    col-  Leonard;     educated,      Fostoria     high     school: 

lege,    Williamstown.    Mass.;    married     '^l^.Yf"  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.,  A.B..  1913;  Medical 

land     Sept.    20.    1913    to    Eva    Brainerd— child-  school.  W.  R.  U..  M.D.,  1917;  married,  Fostoria, 

ren,   Loring  and  Joan   Lemperly;   in   adyertis-  q      April    18,    1918    to    Ruth    Alma    Ralston— 

Ing    dept.    Sherwin-Williams    Co.,     19U7-i9ii,  children,    Walter   Magruder   and    Ruth    Louise 


oublicity   since    1924;    also   on    board    of   man-  charity    hospital,    1917-1918;    visiting   surgeon 

agers;    member    Zeta    Psi    fraternity;    Cleve-  proctology    clinic,    St.    Vincent's   Charity    hos- 

land    Advertising    club.       Recreation:    tennis,  pjtal;    medical    examiner    for    Prudential    Life 

handball,      horseshoes     and    .bowling.      Kesi-  insurance  Co..  John  Hancock.  Phoenix,  Mutual, 

dence:    1280   Manor   Park.   Lakewood.      Office.  Guardian  Life,  New  York  Life,  Equitable  Life 

601    Canal-rd.  of  Iowa,  Canada  life.  Conn.  General  and  other 

life    insurance    companies;     medical    director 


\\  omen  s  <^ii.y  iiin«  liiow^.  j    y^^^.     Office-    706    B     F    Keith    Bldff 

1280   Manor-Park.   Lakewood.  unice.    (ud    a.    r.    iveiin    uiog, 

..^..-uaDfr    <-'«^i   H      nhvtitrtan-   born    Wau-  LEONARD,     William     Andre'»T,     bishop     of 

sem^O     ^eT.^     ri88-5;''so'n'^Dn"pet'*e7'j'an^  Ohio;    born.    Southport.    Conn..    July    15   ^848: 

Id"   i     (■pfeiffer)Lenhart;   educated,   Adelbert  son     William     B      and     Louise     D.     (Bulkley) 

ro  lee:e    W    R    U     1901.  Ph.B.;  Medical  School.  Leonard;     educated.     Philips     Academy.     An- 

cuilt-Kc.     ,».    i\-Y''-.,-r^'         'i.j          /^i„,..^l„«J  rlnvpT-        Muhs    •      St        ."5 1  AnVi  <»n  a      ffillpp-o         Annan. 


Medical  school;  rormer  visiting  suigeuii  »^ic>o-  -■•  -•.  '.-»'■"-"■■  '"■"--•-"•-"  ^^^..^c^  ^>^w.  .>^.., 
K  City  hospital;  former  assoc.  in  surgery  chaplain  23rd  regt  N  Y.  S.  M. ;  member 
W     R     tJ     medical    school;    now    director    of    Order   of  St.   Sava:    trustee   Western   Reserve 


Hbrarian'  cTeveland    Medical     Library     assn  ;         leqpOLD,     Mrs.     William      George,     born, 


ember  Phi  Gamma  Delta  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  woodville,  O.,  July  1,  1871;  daughter  Rudolph 
aternities.  Residence:  13802  Larchmere-  ^^^  Louisa  (SieLscot)  Hartman;  educated, 
vd.  Office:  2417  Prospect-ave.  Woodville  high  school;  married  Woodville, 
LEMHAN.  Anna  Marie  Wamelinki  born,  O.  Apr.  21  1892  to  William  G  Leopold- 
Cleveland;      daughter      John      Theodore      and  children.      Arthur     H.    J^eopojd,      Rita     Marie 


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world  war.  aided  in  Red  Cross  and  canteen  lesLIE,  Hugh  J.,  physician;  born.  Nap- 
work;  member  Cleveland  (harden  and  Wornens  pa^ee.  Ind.,  Jan.  15.  1885;  son  Guilford  and 
City  clubs.  Residence:  2733  E.  Overlook-rd.  g^rah  C.  (Early)  Leslie;  educated.  Ashland 
i¥:<v¥HAV  i^rneHt  P  marine  insurance;  college,  Ashland,  O.,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
hr.V^ Va^fn^'w  Mich  Oct  5  1873-  son  Patrick  M.D.  1911;  married,  Cleveland.  June  30,  1917 
and  clthlrfn^'  ^DugWan)'  Lenihan:  educated,  to  Charlotte  L.  Lewis-children  Dora  Cath- 
pSblic  school!;  St.  Mary's  Academy;  married,  erine.  Donna  Arlene  and  Hugh  J.  Leslie;  eight- 
^Yeveland  Nov.  29,  1902  to  Anna  Wamelink  teen  months  interne  City  hospital;,  two  years 
— chfldren.  Theodore,  Katherine,  Anna.  Paul-  Baby    Dispensary    and    Hospital;    eight   years 

222 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


prophylactic  branch  of  Baby  Dispensary  and 
Hospital;  director,  East  Cleveland  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.;  member  American  Medical  assn.; 
Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  Central  States  Pediatric  society; 
Phi  Beta  Pi  fraternity.  Residence:  2895 
Brighton-rd.     Office:    426   Hanna   Bldg. 

LESLIE;,  Roy  Frank,  chief-bureau  meat 
and  dairy  inspection.  City  of  Cleveland;  born, 
Euclid  township,  Cuyahoga  Co.,  O.,  July  8, 
1892;  son  Frank  C.  and  Carrie  E.  (Bennett) 
Leslie;  educated,  Mayfield  high  school,  1908; 
Ohio  State  Univ  1911,  D.V.M. ;  John  Mar- 
shall School  of  Law,  1923;  married,  Cleve- 
land, April  29,  1925  to  Ethel  A.  Seegar;  food 
and  dairy  insjjeclor,  1911-1914,  city  health 
dept.,  Columbus,  O. ;  U.  S.  bureau  animal 
industry  meat  inspection  service,  Omaha, 
Neb.,  Chicago,  111.,  and  Cleveland,  1914-1920; 
chief  animal  industry,  Dominican  Republic, 
Island  of  Haiti,  1920;  chief-bureau  meat  and 
dairy  inspection,  city  health  dept.  City  of 
Cleveland,  1921  to  date;  apiiointed  1st  lieut. 
veterinary  dept.  officers  reserve  corps,  U.  S. 
army,  1924;  pres.  Northern  Ohio  Dairy  In- 
spectors assn.  1924-1925;  member  Ohio  State 
Veterinary  Medical  assn.;  American  Veteri- 
nary Medical  assn.;  American  Public  Health 
assn.;  Oman  Masonic  lodge  No.  652;  Rising 
Sun  Chapter  No.  190;  Scioto  Consistory,  Co- 
lumbus, O.;  Delta  Theta  Phi  (law)  fraternity; 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  High-Noon  and  City 
clubs.  Residence:  16.31  E.  75th-st  and  High- 
land-rd.,  Richmond  Hghts.,  O.  Office:  127 
City  Hall. 

LEIITXER,  Kiiiiljr  Payne,  born  Detroit, 
Mich.,  Dec.  31,  1879;  daughter  Stanley  B.  and 
Winifred  Halsey  (Mallorv)  Smith;  educated, 
Detroit  Seminary,  1896;  Smith  college,  1898 
(one  year);  married,  Detroit,  June  30,  1910 
to  Winfred  George  Leutner — children,  Mary 
Emily,  Fredric  Stanley  and  Ruth  Winifred 
Leutner.     Residence:     2947   Somerton-rd. 

LEIJTXER,  Winfred  George,  dean  of  ad- 
ministration, W.  R.  U. ;  born,  Cleveland,  Mar. 
1,  1879;  son  Frederick  M.  and  Mary  (Ernst) 
Leutner;  educated,  Adelbert  college  of 
W.  R.  U.,  A.B.  1901,  magna  cum  laude; 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Ph.D.  1905;  married, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  June  30,  1910  to  Emily  Payne 
Smith — children,  Mary  Emily,  Frederick 
Stanley  and  Ruth  Winifred  Leutner;  profes- 
sor of  Greek,  Wittenbog  college.  1905-6;  in- 
structor in  Latin  and  Greek,  W.  R.  U.,  1903- 
04-06-09;  asst.  prof.  1909-1912;  professor  and 
dean  of  Adelbert  college  1912-1925;  dean  of 
administration,  Adelbert  college  of  W.  R.  U. 
and  director  of  Cleveland  college,  1925;  ac- 
tive secy,  and  treas.  W.  R.  U.,  1916-1918; 
student  American  School  of  Classical  Stu- 
dents, Rome  and  Athens,  1907-08;  member 
American  Philological  assn.;  American  Ar- 
chaeloglcal  Institute;  Classical  assn.  of  the 
Middle  West  and  South;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and 
Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternities;  past  pres.  City 
club;  member  University  and  Rowfant  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf,  hiking,  farming  and  fish- 
ing. Residence:  2949  Somerton-rd.  Office: 
Western  Reserve  University. 

LEVIN',  Sidney,  physician  and  surgeon; 
born,  Cleveland,  June,  5,  1898;  son  Jacob  and 
Sarah  (Copperman)  Levin;  educated.  Fair- 
mount  high  school,  Fairmount,  W.  Va. ;  Univ. 
of  W.  Va.,  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  M.  D., 
1922;  world  war,  medical  school,  S.A.T.C;  In- 
terne Mt.  Sinai  hospital,  1922-1923;  private 
practice  of  medicine  since  1923;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  M'-diclne;  Ohio  State 
and  American  Medical  assns.;  Mu  Delta  Mu 
fraternity,  Recreation:  tennis  and  swimming. 
Residence:  3186  Euclid  Hghts. -blvd.  Office: 
8815   Buckeye-rd. 

LEVIXE.  Renjamin.  physician;  born.  Ham- 
berg.  Pa.,  July  29,  1893;  son  Morris  and  Fannie 
(Levin)  Levine;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;    Central   high   school,    1911;   Adelbert 


college,  1915,  A.B.:  W.  R.  U.  Medical  school, 
M.D.  1918;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  25.  1921 
to  Hedwig  Pelser;  world  war,  enlisted  for 
15  months  In  Medical  Reserve  corps  but  never 
called  to  active  duty;  commission  of  Ist  lleut. 
held  up  because  of  signing  of  Armistice; 
staff  of  Mt.  SInal  hospital  since  1919  In  dept. 
of  dermatology;  lecturer  to  Mt.  SInal  nurses 
in  dermatology;  senior  clinician  dermatology 
Mt.  SInal  hospital;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  State  Medical  society; 
American  Medical  Assn.;  Cleveland  Derma- 
tological  society;  past  chancellor  commander 
Windermere  lodge  No.  273  Knights  of 
Pythias.  Residence:  1574  Taylor-rd.,  Cleve- 
land   Hghts.    Office:    10616    Euclid-ave. 

LEVIXE,  Hedwifc  Pelner,  born,  Germany, 
Nov.  16,  1894;  dauglxter  Hugo  and  Rosa  Pel- 
ser; educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Col- 
lege for  Women,  Western  Reserve,  1912-1915, 
A.B.,  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Columbia  Univ.,  sum- 
mer of  1914;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  25, 
1921  to  Dr.  Benjamin  Levine;  world  war, 
local  canteen  service;  Red  Cross  work;  exe- 
cutive sec.  Cleveland  section  National  Coun- 
cil of  Jewish  Women;  member  League  of 
Women  Voters;  Temple  Women's  assn.;  Con- 
ference of  Social  workers;  Council  of  Jewish 
Women.      Residence:   1574   Taylor-rd. 

LEWIS,  Grace  Rraokett:  born  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  March  11,  1868;  daughter  John  Billings 
and  Sarah  I^ouise  (Mason)  Brackett;  edu- 
cated. Brookline,  Mass.  high  school;  Welles- 
ley  college,  B.S.,  1890;  married,  Newton  Cen- 
ter, Mass.,  Aug.  24,  1893  to  Robert  Ellsworth 
Lewis — children,  five  sons  and  three  daugh- 
ters; pres.  War  Mothers  of  Cleveland,  1917- 
1919;  member  foreign  dept.  National  Board, 
Y.  W.  C.  A.;  vice-chairman  "V^^  B.  M.  I.  for 
Ohio;  trustee  Y.  W.  C.  A..  Phillis  Wheatley 
assn.;  chairman  industrial  dept.  Y.  W.  C.  A.; 
member  League  of  Women  Voters;  Women's 
City  and  College  clubs.  Residence:  15409 
Euclid-ave.,    E.   Cleveland. 

LE\VIS,  Grace  Chatterton;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Thomas  and  Janet  (Stevenson) 
Chatterton;  educated  in  Cleveland;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  12,  1891  to  Norman  Stanley 
Lewis — children,  Stevenson  P.  Lewis  (de- 
ceased), Janet  Kiloh  (Mrs.  C.  J.  Edwards) 
and  Margaret  Edwards  (Mrs.  Raymond  At- 
wood);  has  done  Red  Cross  work;  member 
board  of  National  Missions;  board  of  control 
Wooster  School  of  Missions;  pres.  Women's 
Missionary  Society  of  Cleveland  Presbytery; 
member  Canterbury  golf  and  Women's  City 
clubs.     Residence:  18301  South  Woodland-rd. 

LEWIS,  JoHeph,  Morgan,  physician;  born, 
Warren,  O.,  1839;  son  Joseph  and  Elsie  Walsh; 
educated,  country  schools;  Eden  Academy; 
Western  Reserve  Medical  college;  graduate 
Charity  hospital  Medical  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  1866  to  Ellen  Carlisle — children, 
Lena  Lewis  Ridelle  (deceased)  and  Eva 
Lewis  Cushman;  also  one  boy  who  died  in 
Infancy;  served  In  Cival  War;  formerly  supt. 
Newburgh  State  hospital  for  insane;  later 
formed  partnership  with  Dr.  .Salisbury;  32nd 
degree  Mason;  member  Union  club.  Resi- 
dence  10921   Wade  Park-ave. 

LEWIS,  Xorman  Stanley,  sec.  and  treas.; 
born,  Wakeman,  O..  Nov.  12,  1864;  son  Rev. 
Charles  Ferris  and  Marlon  (Kiloh)  Lewis; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  12,  1891  to  Grace 
Ctiatterton — children,  Stevenson  P.  L'>wls  (de- 
ceased), Janet  Kiloh  (Mrs.  C.  J.  Edwards) 
and  Margaret  Edwards  (Mrs.  Raymond  At- 
wood);  treas.  and  sec.  National  Malleable 
and  Steel  Casting  Co.;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Canterbury  Golf  club.  Resi- 
dence:  18301  South  Woodland-rd. 

LEWIS.  Robert  EllHworth,  gen.  sec.  Y.  M. 
C.  A.;  born,  Berkshire,  Vt.,  Sept.  29,  1869; 
son   C.    P.    VanNess    and    Ellen    E,    (Haynes) 


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Lewis;      educated,      Univ.     of     Vermont     1892  Builders    Exchange;    Cleveland    Chamber    of 

Ph.B.,   M.A.,   L.H.D.;   Springfield   college   M.H.;  Commerce;  Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce; 

married,    Newton   Center,   Mass.   Aug.    24,    1893  Cleveland    Athletic,    Rotary    and    Dover    Bay 

to  Grace  Mason  Bracketl — children,   five  sons  Country   clubs.      Residence:    18143   Cllfton-rd., 

and     three     daughters;     formerly     Hon.     Sec.  Lakewood.     Office:    4500    Euclid   Ave. 

American  Assn.  of  China;  chairman  American  w  wr-w^n,     r>      .^    .,     ..     .•      ..   .      v.            /-.i 

Petitioners      for      Recognition      Republic      of  ,    "^"^'    ''"J''*,  <"=*■*•    dentist;    born,    Clevt- 

China;     arbitrator.      Building     Trades    strike,  'a"d,    Aug     10,    1898;    son    Adolnh    and    Rose 

Cleveland    1921;   member   Public  Gas   commis-  JY  "^^2"^)    lt^^}i^'-  f'l^^^l^'^-    Mayflower    and 

Blon    1923;    sec.    Cleveland    Community    Chest  |<'?ht;  S.  A.   T.   C.   at  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 

campaign    for   three   years;   sec.    International  D.D.S.;    marred,    Cleveland     Dec.    21,    VJ22    to 

Committee    Y.    M.    C.    A.,   Shanghai,    China   for  J^?'^"   ^^'^^  Blackman— children,   Ronald  Gale 

ten    years;    formerly    N'ational    sec.    U.    S.    A.  Licht;  S.   A.   T.   C.   at  Westren   Reserve   Univ.; 

and    sec.     at     Boston;     Gen.,    sec,     Cleveland,  member    Cleveland     Dental     society;       Alpha 

since     1909;     member     Society     International  Zeta    Gamma    fraternity.       Recreation:     hand 

Law;    convener    Fellowship    Christian    Social  ball       Residence:     14603    Mont-a\;e.,    E.   Cleve- 

Order;   member  National  Council  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  land.     Office    1391    Hayden-ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

Cleveland  Committee  Church  Union;  National  liebermAN.  MIUou.  dentist;  born,  Omaha. 

Congregational     Committee     Union<      Deacon  N^b.,  Feb.  4,  1896;  son  Benard  and  Lena  (En- 

Euchd-ave.    Congregational    Church;    member  g^i)    Lieberman;    educated.    Western    Reserve 

Phi     Delta    Theta    fraternity;     member    New  Univ.,  D.D.S..  1919;  member  Alpha  Zeta  Gamma 

^i^^l^"^    society;    member    City    club;    author  fraternity;    Cleveland    Dental    society.      Resi- 

9f    Educational    Conquest    of    the    !•  ar    East;  dence:   9505  Yale-ave.    Office:   2780  E.   79th  st. 
joint   author    of   The   Crisis    in    China;    writer 

of    articles    for    the    Christian    Century,    Out-  LIIVAS.    William    Lyle,    real    estate;    born, 

look.    Forum,    Survey,    Congregationalist    and  Cleveland,     1888;     son     John     C.      and      Edith 

North    American    Review.       Residence:     15409  Rivers    (Lyle)    Linas;    educated.    Central    high 

Euclid-ave.      Office:    2200    Prospect-ave.  school;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  mem- 

, „     „    .           „..,                           .            T^  ber  Case  Alumni  assn.;   business  men's   Y".   M. 

LEWIS,    Robert    Hill,    manager;    born    Dar-  c.   A.   and   Cleveland   Automobile    Clubs.      Re- 

by.  Pa     Sept.   10.   1884;  son  George   Davis  and  creation:     athletics     and    games.       Residence: 

Hannah    (Bunting)    Lewis;    educated.    Friends  10515     Euclid-ave.,     suite     21.       Office:       9904 

Central    school,    Phila.,    Pa.;    married,    Cleve-  Newton-ave 
land,  July  10,   1921   to  Leona  Marcela  Smith — 

children,    Horace   Lockwood   and    Robert   Hill  LINCOLN.  Alice  Patterson,  born,  E.  Cleve- 

Lewis;    started    1899    with    Denison    Mfg.    Co.  land;   daughter   D.   H.   and   Josephine    (Beers) 

and    has    been    manager   in    Kansas   City,    Mo..  Patterson;   educated,   Hathaway-Brown ;  Lake 

Chicago,  111.,  and  Cleveland;  member  B.P.O.E.:  Erie  college;   married,  E.  Cleveland,  April  29, 

Madison    Golf,     City,     Rotary     and    Cleveland  1908    to    J.     F.    Lincoln — children.    Josephine, 

clubs.     Recreation:  golf  and  motoring.    Resl-  Frances,    Mary    and    James    Lincoln;    member 

dence:    1667   Coventry-rd.     Office:      822  Guar-  Women's    City    Club.      Residence:    14026    Ter- 

dian    Bldg.  race-rd. 

¥  E^uzic       a_-~i.      ¥„..!„>       iiK-o..io„.       K«,.»,  LINCOLN,     Donald,     life     insurance;     born; 

r-,^    fiPi',1    ^   r^*  Louise,     librarian        born  phUadelphiA,    Pa..    Feb.    3.    1894;    son    William 

Clarksfield    daughter  George  W    and  Mary  D.  j^     and    Virkinia    (Glbb)    Lincoln;    educated, 

(Daniels)    Lewis;    educated.    College    for   Wo-  university     school;     Cornell     UniV,;     married. 

^^r^.^-^-y-'B.    S.;     certificate     Library  gt.     Louis.     Mo..     Oct     30,     1919     to     Margaret 

school,    W.    R.     U.;    librarian      Lincoln     high  Frances  Rosemann— children,   Anne  Reynolds 

school     nine     years;     member    Women's    City  and    Margaret    Frances    Lincoln:    world    war, 

club.      Residence:       1900    E.    90th-st.       Office:  served    with     135th     field     artillery;     member 

Lincoln    High    School.  Delta    Kappa    Epsilon    fraternity.     Residence: 

,„„,,„     _.                  »..,*.                  .    ,  3299    Grenway-rd.,    Shaker    Heights.      Office: 

LEWIS,   Sliermnn    Leinnd,   attorney   at   law,  1722    Keith    Bldg 
Investment  counsellor;  born,  Windham,  N.  H., 

Apr.   6.   1882;  son   Wm.   A.   and   Hattie   Francis  LINCOI^N,    Jauies    F.    manufacturer;    born, 

(Morrison)  Lewis;  educated,  Harvard  college,  Painesville,    O.,    May    14,    1883;    son    William 

A.B.,    1905;    John    Marshall    law   school,    LL.B.,  E.    and   Louise    (Marshall)    Lincoln;    educated. 

1925    married,    Methuen,    Mass..    June    27.    1907  Ohio    State    Univ.;    married.    Cleveland,    April 

to    Helen    Webster    McAllister — children,    Al-  29,   1908  to  Alice  J.  Patterson — children.  Alice 

meda,      Sherman     Leland,     Nancy     and      John  J-.  Frances  P.,  Mary  M.  and  James  F.  Lincoln; 

McAllister  Lewis;   member  Bond   Club;   Cleve.  world    war,    with    emergency    Fleet    Corpor- 

Bar      Assn.;      Delta      Theta      Phi      fraternity;  atlon;    vice-pres.    and    gen.    mgr.   The    Lincoln 

Harvard  club  of  Cleveland  and  of  New  York;  Electric   Co.;    member    American    Institute    of 

Automobile    club.      Recreation:    tennis,    hunt-  Electrical    Engineers;    Sigma    Alpha    Epsilon 

ing    and    fishing.      Residence:    2925    Corydon-  fraternity;       Union       and       Shaker       Heights 

rd..    Cleveland    Hghts.     Office:    734    National  Country    clubs;    Engineers    club.    New    York 

City   Bank    Bldg  City.       Recreation:     golf.       Residence:      14026 

Terrace-rd.     Office;    corner    Colt    and    Kirby- 

LEWIS,   Walter   Irvlngr,   real    estate;   born,  rds. 

S!'i!fi?^^'„i''t^M*^^- ^?'  1878;  son  Wallace  Fred-  liNCOLxN,   John   C,   pres.    Lincoln    Electric 


Feb.   18,   1907   to  Marion   Belle  Raymond;   past  g"^. '''l t  y^^''^^^J^°'"J^,'i"^  ^'fu    ^"^^^^^^  ^^'9 

pres.  Cleveland  Assn.  of  Building  Owners  and  State    Univ.    E     E  ;    children     three    boys    and 

Managers,    director    Municipal    Research    Bu-  fwo  girls;  a  slngle-taxer  believing  the  polit- 

reau;    pres.    The    W.    L    Lewis    Co..    member  »cal    method    best    for    advertising    ideas;    be- 

Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board;  member  Cham-  ^f"®  ^'^''^^    presidential      candidate     for     the 

ber    of    Commerce;    member    Cleveland    Ath-  United    States    in    1924    for    what    was    known 

letic    club.      Residence:    1677    E.    115th   st.    Of-  as    the    Commonwealth    Land    Party.       Resl- 

fice    1206    Union   Mortgage    Bldg.  dence:       14620     Terrace-rd.,     East     Cleveland. 

„  .r     ^,     ,.^^       ^  Office:      Lincoln    Electric   Co. 

LIBBY.    John    H.,    pres.    J.    H.    Llbby    Co.; 
born,   Germany,   June   14.   1853;   son   Frederick         LINCOLN,    Marsraret    Rosemann,    born.    St. 

and    Louise    Libby;    educated,    district    school,  Louis,   Mo..   Dec.   31.    1895;   daughter   Frank   R. 

South  Euclid.  O. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  18,  and     Rosalia     (Bayer)     Rosemann;     educated, 

1876     to     Mary     A.     Mathews — five     children;  Mary     Institute,     St.     Louis;     Smith     college 

Cleveland  Light  Artillery,  1875-1880;  member  A.B.;   married,  St.  Louis,   Oct.  30,   1919,  mem- 

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ber  Junior  League.  Residence:  3299  Grenway- 
rd.,  Shaker  Heights. 

LIXCOLX,  William  R.,  physician;  born, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Jan.  28,  1862:  son  Charles 
Shippen  and  Anna  (Reynolds)  Lincoln;  edu- 
cated, private  schools  in  Philadeljohia  and 
Univ.  of  Penn.  M.D.;  married,  Philadelphia, 
18D0  to  Virginia  Gibb — children,  Donald, 
Anne,  Mary  and  Virginia;  medical  director 
Lalveside  Dept.  Red  Cross;  associate  professor 
laryngology  and  otology,  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  189G-1906;  member  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine, Cleveland  Medical  Library;  American 
Laryngological  Assn.  and  American  Otological 
Assn.;  member  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  member 
Mayfleld  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  2022  E.  88th  St.  Office:  1054 
Rose  Bldg. 

I.IXD,  James  L.,  attorney-at-law;  born. 
Canton,  O.,  March  2.  1890;  son  Edson  S.  and 
Margaret  B.  (Connell)  Lind;  educated.  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  law  school,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  17,  1914  to  Ruth  G.  Couch 
— children,  Robert  Livingston  Lind;  chief 
police  prosecutor,  1916-1919;  admitted  to 
practice,  June  1912;  July  1919  returned  to 
private  practice;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta 
and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternities;  Chagrin 
Valley  Country  and  National  Town  and  Coun- 
try clubs.  Residence:  3289  Charbourne-rd. 
Office:    720   Williamson   Bldg. 

LIXDEMANIV,  Engene  S.,  attorney  at  law; 
born.  Delphos,  O.,  .Sept.  21,  1888;  son  John 
F.  and  Rose  M.  Lindemann;  educated,  Adel- 
bert  college,  A.B^  1920;  law  school  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1922;  world  war,  U.  S. 
Navy,  1918;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State 
Bar  assns. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  and  Phi 
Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Singers  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2630  N.  Moreland-blvd.  Office:  1106 
Union    Mortgage   Bldg. 

LINDEN,.  John  Edi^ar.  surgeon;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  14,  1888;  son  Washington  E. 
and  Xellie  (Ward)  Linden;  educated,  Lincoln 
high  school;  Western  Reserve  Medical  Univ., 
M.D. ;  married.  Cleveland,  Aug.  23,  1913  to 
Mable  Winnifred  Barnett — children,  Jane 
Elizabeth;  world  w^ar,  lieut.  medical  corps, 
U.  S.  Navy;  member  staff  Lutheran  hospital; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
American  and  Ohio  State  Medical  assns.;  Phi 
Chi  medical  fraternity;  Knights  of  Pythias; 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  2063  Broadview-rd.  Office:  4181 
Pearl-rd. 

LIXDHORST,  Richard  Henry,  dental  sur- 
geon; born,  Cleveland,  June  7,  1877;  son  Jno. 
and  Mary  (Claus)  Lindhorst;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  married.  Cleveland,  to  Elizabeth 
Hulsmeier — children,  one  son  and  one  daugh- 
ter; director  Lincoln  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  and  National  Dental  socie- 
ties; member  Masonic  lodge;  Elks  club. 
Cleveland  Grays,  Optimist  club.  Recreation: 
fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  15422  Edge- 
water-dr.     Office:    2407   Clark-ave. 

LINDSAY,  Jnlia  May  Bryant,  born,  Balti- 
more, Md.;  daughter,  William  Augustus  and 
Marianna  (Gilbert)  Bryant;  educated,  Adelphl 
Academy,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.;  married,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  1899  to  Robert  Lindsay;  meniDer 
Cltv  club;  Ladies  Alliance,  Plymouth  church; 
Daughters  of  the  Confederacy;  assoc.  alumnae 
Adelphl  college,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Residence: 
3103  Cuntington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

LINES,  Charles  Mome;  born,  Angola,  Ind., 
Dec.  15,  1862;  son  Augustus  and  Mary  Lines; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Elyria,  O..  Sept.  22,  1886  to  Sarah  E.  Cureton 
— children,  Frances  Lines  Truby;  with  Stan- 
dard Oil  Co.  as  cashier  refined  oil  and  naptha 
dept.;    mgr.    Standard    Oil    Co.    naval    stores 


dept.;  mgr.  Home  Oil  &  Gasoline  Co.; 
representative  Standard  Oil  Co.  of  N.  Y.,  with 
West  India  Oil  Co.  In  Havana,  Cuba;  sec 
Consolidated  Sales  Co.  in  Paris  and  Berlin, 
was  abroad  two  years;  mgr.  Standard  Auto- 
mobile Co.;  has  been  In  automobile  business 
15  years;  sec.  The  City  Blue  Printing  Co.; 
sec.  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists;  member 
American  Federation  of  Artists;  Print  Club; 
Cleveland  Art  assn.;  Museum  of  Art;  Masonic 
lodge;  Royal  league;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  studied  art  at 
Cleveland  School  of  Art  and  abroad  in  Paris. 
Recreation:  painting.  Residence:  1827  Cad- 
well-ave. 

LINES,  Sarah  Elizabetht  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  William  and  Harriet  (Stott) 
Cureton;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Elyria,  O..  Sept.  22,  1886  to  Charles 
Morse  Lines — children,  Frances  Lines  Truby; 
director  The  City  Blue  Printing  Co.;  member 
Circle  des  Conferences,  Francaises;  Maison 
Francaise.  Residence:  1827  Cadwell-ave., 
Cleveland   Hghts. 

LING,  Benjamin  Engene,  asst.  to  pres. 
Cleveland  Electric  Illuminating  Co.;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  20,  1888;  son  Armin  H.  and 
Catherine  (McCrehan)  Ling;  educated,  St. 
Ignatius  college,  now  John  Carroll  Univ., 
1908,  A.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  6,  1912 
to  Clara  M.  Schrod — children,  Rosemary 
Elizabeth,  Eugene  Frederick  and  Anita  Clara 
Ling;  capt.  construction  div.,  quartermaster 
corps,  1917-1918;  same  rank  in  Reserve;  re- 
porter Cleveland  Leader  1908-1911;  reporter, 
political  writer  and  city  editor  Cleveland 
Press,  1911-1920;  director  Ohio  Committee  on 
Public  Utility  Information,  1920-1925;  asst. 
to  pres.  Cleveland  Electric  Illuminating  Co. 
since  1925;  member  National  Press  club, 
Washington,  D.  C. ;  Newspaper  club.  New 
York  City;  City  club  of  Cleveland;  Cliamber 
of  Commerce.  Residence:  1261  Bunts-rd., 
Lakewood.      Office:    923   Illuminating   Bldg. 

LISTER,  Walter  S.,  lawyer;  born,  Windham, 
la.,  March  3,  1871;  son  Rev.  James  and  Mar- 
garet (McKenzie)  Lister;  educated,  common 
schools;  Denison  Univ.;  studied  law  in  Cleve- 
land and  was  admitted  to  practice  June,  1895; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  18,  1898  to  Minnie  F. 
Bartlett — children,  Walter  B.,  Alice  F.,  Fanny 
S.  and  James  McK.  Lister;  pres.  and  treas 
The  C.  O.  Bartlett  &  Snow  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Westwood  Country  clubs.  Residence:  13929 
Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  6200  Harvard- 
ave. 

LITTLE,  Bnncom,  builder;  born,  Cleveland, 
April  24,  1879;  son  Hiram  H.  and  Laura 
(Bascom)  Little;  educated.  University  school; 
Cornell  Univ.  A.B.  1901;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  2,  1906  to  Florence  Cobb — children, 
Bascom,  Julia  Cobb  and  Laura  Bascom  Little; 
world  war,  major,  O.  R.  C,  1916;  major, 
U.  S.  R.,  1917;  lleut.  col.  U.  S.  army,  1918; 
col.  U.  S.  army;  distinguished  service  medal, 
U.S.A.,  1919;  pres.  Crowell  &  Little  Constuc- 
tion  Co.;  director  Union  Trust  Co.;  vice-pres. 
Crowell  &  Little  Securities  Co.;  member  Alpha 
Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Union,  Tavern  and 
Mayfleld  clubs;  University  club  of  New  York; 
Metropolitan  club,  Washington,  D.  C.  Resi- 
dence:   11894    Carlton  rd.    Office:    930    Hanna 

LITTLE,  Edward  8.,  Investment  banking; 
born,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Dec.  26,  1883;  son  P.  B. 
and  Joanna  (Fletcher)  Little:  educated,  Smith 
Academy,  St.  Louis;  St.  Pauls  school.  Garden 
City,  L.  I.;  Yale  Univ.,  1905,  A.B.;  married, 
St.  Louis,  1919  to  Edell  Palmer — children, 
Nancy  and  Edward  S.  Little;  engaged  In 
business  In  St.  Louis  until  1920;  then  identi- 
fied with  Cleveland  office  of  Imbrie  &  Co.; 
became  associated  with  Stanley  &  Bissell, 
1921    and    when    this    partnership    became    a 


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corporation     he     was     made     vlce-pres.     and  son  Ernest  Herbert  and  Ellen  Fidelia   (Rust) 

director;     also     director     The     Norwaik     Co.,  Lockwood;    educated.    Yale   Univ.,    1914,;   mar- 

Norwalk,     Conn.;     member    Alpha    Delta    Phi  ried,    Cleveland,    April    28,    1917    to    Lida    Hol- 

fraternity;    Scroll    &    Keyes    Senior    society;  comb — children,    Warren    H.,    Ernest    H.    and 

Westwood     Country    and    Cleveland    Athletic  Lida    Ann    Lockwood;    world    war,    2nd.    lieut. 

clubs.    Office:    1001    Union   Trust   Bldg.  aviation    section;    member    Alpha    Delta    Phi 

,,„_,,_       w          .       .r,,    -           tt                   !.„  „  fraternity.       Residence:     2900     Sedgewick-rd., 

LITTLE,     Joseph     Clyde,     attorney       born,  shaker  Hghts.     Office:  806  Fidelity  Mortgage 

Liberty,     Ind.,     Feb.      16,      1897;      son      Joseph  Bldg                                                               .;              =    = 

Cullen    and    Julia    (Pollen)    Little;    educated,  »  rYV.ij-«-iA«r»     t                      ^                  *      » 

Earlham    college,    Richmond,    Ind.,    A.B.;    Ox-  y,^'^^}^,^^P^'^    x?"''"*o",*^^  o??    manufacturer; 

ford      Univ.,      Eng.,      M.A.,      B.C.L.;      married.  ^°';"v  P'^i'^Hw^i^^^-r^^',  ^^^^^  ^°"  ^^•'^''l'^^  I" 

Georgetown,  111.  Aug.   21,   1924   to  Zola  Clark;  and   Ida   M.( Wilde)    Lockwood;    m  a  rr  le  d. 

world   war,    1st   lieut.    field   artillery;    member  Cleveland,  Nov.  22,  1908  to  Zaughn  I.  Boffen- 

University  club.  Residence:  2627  Idlewood-rd.,  myer;    sec.    and    treas.    The    Taylor   Lockwood 

Cleveland    Hghts.    Office:    1759    Union    Trust  Co.;   treas    The   Cleveland   Woolen    Mills   Co.; 

Bl<jg-,  member  Union,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Sleepy 

«»^m«r.mT     w       .       T,            /~i                    T-.  V,     z!  Hollow  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2933  South- 

iR?^.??^Jr*n^^'.nH"^*rVil°Hn;  Pi^^^fnYh « ^ ^^u ^  ington-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  2224  Clark- 
1855;  son  D.  and  Lrnestine  (Lowenthal)  Litt-  -wood-rd 
man;  educated  in  Germany;  married,  Cleve- 
land. Jan.  9,  1880  to  Jennie  Mautner — chil-  LODGE  Edward  Ballard,  dentist;  born, 
dren,  Elsa  L.  Selden,  Rhoda  L.  Affelder,  Cleveland,  Jan.  27,  1870;  son  Ralph  H.  and 
Doris  L.  Lux  and  Alan  L.  Littman;  founder,  Julia  (Plum)  Lodge;  educated,  Cuyhoga  Falls 
Bee.  and  treas.  The  Wolf  Envelope  Co.;  Pres.  high  school;  Oberlin  Academy  1888-1890; 
The  Wald  Realty  Co.;  trustee  The  Temple  Ann  Arbor,  Univ.  of  Mich.  School  of  Dentis- 
E.  105th  St.;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  try,  D.D.S.  1893;  married,  Odessa,  Del.  Dec.  27, 
Excelsior  club.  Residence:  The  Sovereign.  1906  to  Martha  Townsend  (deceased.  1920) — 
Office:  1765  E.  22nd  st.  children,  George  Townsend  Lodge;  married 
TT«^r»  «7  ...  „  ^..  V,  r^^-  East-Cleveland,  July  29,  1921  to  Olive  Hodges; 
■r^^?^^,'  ^^'^M^J  "-  ^^i^9^ '  'i^^^'  Vxf^^?'  scrved  on  Dental  Reserve  Corps  as  first  lieut. 
Ill-.-^Pril  29,  1896;  son  Walter  H.  and  Ida  M.  1917.  discharged,  rank  of  captain  July,  1919; 
(Reilly)  Lloyd;  educated,  Purdue.  Univ.,  1918;  now  major  dental  reserve  corps  having 
bachelor  of  science  in  agriculture;  married,  served  at  Camp  Sherman,  Washington 
Valparaiso,  Ind.  Aug.  11.  1917  to  Lorraine  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  and  Camp  Oglethorpe, 
Fort  Hughes— children,  Hugh  William  Mar-  Greenleaf.  Ga.,  and  at  army  training  and 
garet  Lorraine  and  Lorraine  Margaret  Lloyd;  Dental  school;  base  hospital  Beaune.  France 
7.'iV^^-^^^'  ^^^^^- J.*^^  J\!?^^r.^\^^^^  ^^^^^}i°J\  for  ten  months;  dental  instructor  for  three 
ii^^  ^^^y.-'  ^^^^.^0^%^^^°"^  V"^  9.^'°  ^f-^r^^^K^'^  months  in  dental  X-Ray  and  exodontia  at 
^,'?i**t,f£'f°i'^J.'?  J?,^^iiTo"??™^?''rPo'°  ^"^^At-^^ri"  dental   college,   A.E.F.   Univ.;   also   at   Beaune. 


Rose  bldg.  remaining  there  until  entry  In 
LOCHER,  Cyrus,  lawyer;  born,  Bluffton,  O.,  the  service,  world  war;  member  Northern 
March  8,  1878;  son  Christ  and  Fanny  (Lugi-  Ohio  and  American  Dental  assns.  and  the 
bill)  Locher;  educated,  high  school;  Ohio  .Cleveland  Dental  and  Ohio  State  Dental 
Wesleyan  Univ.  1903,  A.B  ;  1906,  A.M.;  Wes-  societies;  member  W.  D.  Miller  Study  club; 
tern     Reserve    ^UnW^    19^06^,  ^^LL.B.^    married,    member  Chamber  of  Commerce,   member  City 

•s;  member 
Recreation: 
ig.  Office: 
senior  member  law  firm  Locher,  Green  &  ^"'^^  ^lug. 
Woods;  member  executive  committee  Cleve-  LOEB,  Everett  E.,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
i^n?  ,^^^  ^^^PlA^Pk^^.'^^^ols  Woodsfield,  O..  land,  Apr.  15,  1898;  son  Issy  and  Nora 
1903-1904  and  1904-1905;  instructor  Western  (Stern)  Loeb;  educated,  Cleveland  Giddinga 
V-^^^^^^  ^S^,,  S^l}°*'  •  1907-1908;  instructor  school.  Central  high  school  and  Adelbert  col- 
John  Marshall  School  of  Law  since  1917;  pres.  jege.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1919;  LL.B. 
Central  Land  &  Morgage  Co.  and  Arlington  1921 ;  married,  Cleveland.  June  18,  1924  to 
Realty  Co.;  member  Phi  Alpha  Delta  and  Ruth  M.  Engel;  R.O.T.C.  Western  Reserve 
Sigma  Delta  Rho  fraternities;  Masonic  lodge;  univ.  and  O.T.C.  camp  Grant,  111.;  member 
w;c?L?;•..^^KQQ^^^**.^K^'^*'*^r^^•*^  ^'A^  ^l"^^-  partnership  of  Persky  &  Loeb;  member  Tau 
&X    J^*"^ -^sJIL^  wni^h^^;^^^,^  Epsilon    Rho    fraternity;    member    Golden 

Bldg.  and  State  House.  Columbus,  O.  Square    Masonic    lodge    and   Al    Sirat    Grotto. 

LOCHER,  Slilton  L.,  attorney  at  law;  born.    Residence:     1740     Page-ave.,     East-Cleveland. 
Bluffton,    O.,    June    3,     1888;    educated,    Riley    Office:    543   Soc.   for  Sav.   Bldg. 

Township  high  school;   Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;        t  of'ii        inoonh      Wiiiinn.        Tnnnnfnptnrpr.. 
Ohio   Statp   TTniv     T.T.  R  •    mnrriAri     r-i evAia nH         LOii.B,      Josepb      vviiuain,      manuracturers 


^"  Elsie   Josephine    Rosenberg — children,    one. 

LOCKE,    Owen    Alvln,    investment    banker;  Member  Forest  City  lodge  No.   388,  F.   &  A.M. 

born.    Northampton.    Mass..    Oct    12.    1884;    son  Residence:   12805    Cedar-rd.      Office:     509    In- 

Alvln  and  Mary  (Cudworth)  Locke;  educated,  surance  Center  Bldg. 

Amherst    college,    A.B.;    married,    Pittsburgh,  .,  ^-^^^     „,...,                  ,-*      . 

Pa.,    Sept.    4,    1909    to    Mary    Louise    Young—  LOEBE,    Robert,   salesman,    life    insurance; 

children,   Andrew   Owen   Locke;    treas.   Tillot-  born,   Chicago     111.,   Feb.   18,   1892;   son   Joseph 

son   &   Wolcott   Co.;    member    Beta   Theta   Pi-  and   Ida    (Chickowski)    Loebe;   educated,   Uni- 

Universlty    Country,  Mayfleld  Country,  Union'  versify    high    school,    Chicago;    University    of 

Mid-Day   and  Hermit  clubs.      Residence:    2346  Wisconsin,    Madison,    Wis.    with    major    work 

Tudor-dr.  Office-   Guardian   Bldg  in    animal    industry;    member    naval    aviation 

unit    during   world    war;    connected    with    the 

LOCKWOOD,     Herbert     HniuphreT,      real  Berkshire    Life    Insurance    Co.    of    Pittsfleld. 

estate;    born,    Pasadena,    Cal.,    Jan.    25,    1890;  Mass.,  doing  field  work  and  agency  organiza- 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


tlon  work  for  five  years;  previous  to  the  war, 
saleman  for  the  Goodyear  Tire  &  Rubber  Co., 
northwest  territory;  member  Masonic  lodge 
Service  lodge,  No.  658;  member  Kappa  Sigma 
fraternity;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce  and  the  Aviation  club  of  Cleve- 
land. Residence:  2651  Hampshlre-rd.  Office: 
308    Euclid-ave. 

I.OIIMILLB^R,  Calvin  Arthur,  contractor; 
born,  Sparta,  Wis.,  Aug.  28,  1883;  son  William 
and  Charlotte  (Ilickox)  Lohmiller;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Mich.;  married,  Baltimore  Md.,  Oct. 
12,  1910  to  Elizabeth  Turner  Klinefelter— 
children.  Sue  Turner  Lohmiller;  vice-pres. 
The  Hunkin  Conkey  Construction  Co.;  mem- 
ber Psi  Upsilon  fraternity;  member  Union, 
the  Country  and  Mayfield  Country  clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf,  trap  shooting  and  hunting. 
Residence:  2514  Farnsworth  Blvd.  Office: 
Hunkin    Conkin    Bldg. 

LOHMILLER,  I^lixnbeth  Turner  Klinefel- 
ter; born.  Baltimore,  Md.,  Aug.  7,  ;1885 
daughter  Victor  H.  and  Susan  Jane  (Turner) 
Klinefelter;  married  Baltimore,  Oct.  12,  1910 
to  Calvin  Arthur  Lohmiller — children.  Sue 
Turner  Lohmiller.  Residence:  2514  Farns- 
worth   Blvd. 

L.OGAIV,  Kathryn  Lamb,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland.  Dec.  29  1887;  daughter  Peter 
Francis  and  Sarah  Jane  (Wood)  Lamb;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland,  Ursuline  Academy;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  12,  1905  to  Claude  M.  Logan; 
(deceased);  war  service  at  the  Lake  Divi- 
sion Dept.  at  21st  st.  and  Euclid;  nursing  dur- 
ing flu  epidemic.  Residence:  12479  Cedar-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.    Office:   2029  E.  102nd  st. 

LOGAN,  AValter,  musician;  born,  Montreal, 
Can.,  June  19,  1876;  son  James  and  Grace 
(Mcllvried)  Logan;  early  musical  training 
under  Sol  Marcosson;  entered  Oberlln  college 
continuing  musical  studies  while  completing 
collegiate  courses;  studied  under  Max  Ben- 
dlx  and  Emile  Sauret  at  Chicago,  111.;  con- 
tinued studies  at  Northwestern  Univ.  later 
becoming  a  member  of  the  faculty  of  that 
university;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  24,  1919 
to  Vida  N.  Cotabish — children  Nelson  Albert 
Logan;  appeared  as  violin  soloist  with  the 
Chicago  Symphony  remaining  in  Chicago  for 
15  years  devoting  his  time  to  teaching,  con- 
ducting and  composing;  in  1912  returned  to 
Cleveland  and  since  that  time  has  been  close- 
ly identified  with  practically  every  local 
event  of  major  musical  Importance  during 
the  past  twelve  years;  wrote  the  lyrics  and 
music  of  the  comic  opera  "Nearly  a  Duchess" 
which  was  successfully  produced  In  Cleve- 
land in  1916;  the  past  eleven  years  conduc- 
tor of  the  Cleveland  Young  Peoples  Sym- 
phony Orchestra;  conductor  of  six  pageants 
in  the  Cleveland  city  parks  and  one  of  the 
leading  first  violinists  in  the  Cleveland  Sym- 
phony Orchestra  since  its  organization  six 
years  ago;  on  many  occasions  organizer, 
trainer  and  director  of  orchestras  and  chor- 
uses for  festivals  and  special  events  in  var- 
ious parts  of  the  state;  in  addition  to  the 
maintenance  of  his  studio  as  one  of  the  first 
violin  teachers  of  Cleveland  he  has  person- 
ally directed  the  Logan  Music  Bureau  since 
1912;  for  the  past  five  years,  conductor  of  the 
Cleveland  Festival  Orchestra  composed  en- 
tirely of  Cleveland  Symphony  players;  made 
director  of  the  Cleveland  Concert  band,  of- 
ficial Band  of  the  City  of  Cleveland;  mem- 
ber Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge  Tyrian  lodge  and  Oriental  com- 
mandery,  Al  Koran  Shrine  and  Al  Sirat 
Grotto;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence  and  office:      1924  E.   75th-3t. 

L.OXG,  William  Frew,  manager,  American 
Plan  assn.;  born,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  April  28, 
1880;  son  Edward  Pason  and  Ella  F.  (Edgar) 
Long;  widower,  one  son  William  Frew  Long, 


Jr.;  served  for  two  years  in  Air  Service  during 
world  war;  now  a  Lt.  Col.  in  the  air  service 
reserves;  pres.  Army  Officers  Assn.  of  North- 
ern Ohio;  pres.  10th  district,  chapter,  Ohio 
Reserve  Officers  Assn.;  member  Al  Sirat 
Grotto;  Al  Koran  Temple;  member  Duquesne 
club  of  Pittsburgh.  Office:  1502  Guarantee 
Title  Bldg. 

LONGORIA,  Antonio,  electrical  engineer; 
born,  Madrid,  Spain,  Aug.  14,  1890;  son  J.  F. 
and  Josephine  P.  (Munllla)  Longorlo;  edu- 
cated, Spain,  M.  D.  and  E.  E.;  two  years  of 
study  In  the  United  States;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  14,  1914  to  Eleanor  Weaver — chil- 
dren, Josephine,  Mary-Ella  and  Alice  Zita 
Longorlo;  six  years  engineer  for  the  Sterling 
Electrical  Corp.;  made  pres.  and  treas.  of  this 
firm.  Recreation:  working  in  chemical  and 
electrical  private  labratory.  Residence:  12943 
Cllfton-blvd.     Office:   2711  Church-ave. 

liOONKV,  Olive  Townsend;  born,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  12,  1890;  daughter  William  J.  and  Jeanie 
(Dean)  Townsend;  educated.  Cleveland,  Glen- 
vlUe  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  29, 
1915  to  William  S.  Looney — children,  John 
Townsend  Looney;  member  Womens  City 
club.  Residence:  3357  Bradford-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

LOOXEY,  William  S.,  sales  manager;  born, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  9.  1889;  son  Francis  and 
Louise  (Slote)  Looney;  educated.  Case  school. 
Buffalo  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  29,  1915  to  Olive  Dean  Townsend — chil- 
dren, John  Townsend  Looney;  director  Lib- 
erty Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Chagrin 
Valley  Countrv  and  Optimist  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3357  Bradford-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   1854  E.  19th  st. 

LOOSE,  Helen  J.;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  23, 
1888;  daughter  Albert  E.  and  Addle  E.  (Ridg- 
way)  Roblee;  educated,  Cleveland;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  14,  1909  to  Herman  A.  Loose 
— children,  Robert  Irving  Loose;  member  Al- 
pha Zeta  Mother's  club  affiliated  with  the 
Federation  of  Women's  clubs.  Residence: 
2058  E.  102nd.  st. 

LORD,  Edwin  Nathan,  certified  public  ac- 
countant; born,  Collinsville,  111.,  Aug.  21,  1890; 
con  Edwin  Lynde  and  Elizabeth  (Vance) 
ijord;  educated,  Kewanee  high  school,  111.; 
Adelbert  college,  Western  Reserve;  Univ. 
Pace  &  Pace  school  of  accountancy;  married 
Cleveland,  May  8,  1914  to  Eleanor  Roberts — 
children,  Mary  Elizabeth  Lord;  until  April, 
1921  member  of  staff  of  Scovil  Wellington 
Co.,  Boston;  now  auditor  Jordan  Motor  Co. 
member  National  assn.  of  Cost  Accountants; 
Society  of  American  Magicians,  International 
Brotherhood  of  Magicians  and  the  Cleve- 
land Magicians  club;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  in- 
terested in  Educational  dept.  of  Y.M.C.A. 
since  1920.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
101  E.  204th-st.  Euclid,  O.  Office:  Urbana- 
rd. 

LORD,  Eleanor  Roberts!  born,  Cleveland, 
1892;  daughter  Edward  Parkinson  and  Jessie 
(Boardman)  Roberts;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Laurel  school,  Eliza  Warren  school  for  acting 
and  School  of  Art;  married,  Cleveland,  May  8, 
1914  to  Edwin  Nathan  Lord — children,  Mary 
Elizabeth;  member  Republican  club,  Euclid, 
Ohio;  member  League  of  Women  Voters.  Resi- 
dence:   101  E.  204th  St..   Euclid,  O. 

LORMOR,    Henry    Webb,    equipment    mana- 

fer;  Willard  Storage  Battery  Co.;  born,  St. 
oseph.  Mo.,  Dec.  6,  1890;  son  George  Wil- 
mington and  Emma  (Webb)  Lormor;  edu- 
cated, Cornell  Univ.  M.E.  1913;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  27,  1922  to  Kathleen  S.  Coyne — 
children,  Barbara  Jeanne  Lormor;  2nd.  lleut. 
Motor   Transport   Corps,    Fort   Sam   Houston, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Texas,  1918-1919;  member  Automotive  En-  fraternities;     member    University    club.     Re- 

gineers  and  Cleveland   Engineering  societies;  creation:    tennis  and   squash.    Residence:    3004 

member  Production  Group,  Chamber  of  Com-  E.    Overlook-rd.    Office:    711    St.    Clalr-ave. 
merce;   member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  ana  Alpha        ,  «,,r^      ,   .        ^  ^      ,,  *     . 

Zeta  fraternities;   member  University,   Cleve-  k„         >>i'      ,     ",    ?:♦  w^l'^^'l^ol'?    manufacturer: 

land    Cornell,    Gyro    and    Phi    Gamma    Delta  ^°h   '  Mitl^^^'l'^'  ,^;eb    ^    1865;    son    Frederick 

cluhs.      Recreation:      tennis    and    swimming.  ^Vf„,,^^^^^',f,^n.^^'l^*'^^ '^     Lowe;     educated. 

Residence:    1383   Lynn   Park-dr.     Office:   Wil-  ^  iV/'f^"*^  qP"P"^n  ^''i^so?'^-    '^^'■';h'^'  a^^-V"®/.: 

larH     StornB-P     Ratterv     Cn  VlUe,     O.,     Sept.     30,     1891     to     Bertha     A.     Taft 

lard    btorage    iJattery    Co.  —children,   John   Raymond,   Helen   M..   Harold 

LOTHM.W,  Daniel  W.,  principal.  East  high  R-    and    Ward    Russell    Lowe;    business    since 

school;    born,    Cleveland,    Jan.    24,    1861;    son  1890;    started   on    E.    4th    st.    in    a   small    way; 

Ernst    H.    and    Clara    E.    (Brlcker)    Lothman;  now    have    salesmen     covering    mo.st    of    the 

educated,    Cleveland,    high    school    1876-1880;  country;       pres.       American       Realty      Co.; 

Western  Reserve  Academy,  Hudson,  1880-1881;  director     Federal     Finance     &     Mortgage 

Harvard  Univ.  A.B.  1885;  highest  second  year  Co.;    pres.    North    East    Ohio    Laymens    Assn. 

honors    in    classics    and    final    honors    In    the  (Methodist     church);      vice     pres.     Methodist 

classics;    director  Ivanhoe   Savings   Co.;    prin-  Union;     representing     Methodist     in     Comity 

cipal     East    high    school;    member    City    and  Committee    of    Federated    Churches    since    its 

University   clubs.   Residence:    Stop   15,   Euclid,  beginning;     lay     delegate     to     the     Methodist 

O.    Office:    East    high    school.  General  Conference  during  1924;  member  Ep- 

worth     Euclid     church     since     1892;     member 

LOTZ,  John   Henry,   general   auditor;   born,  music  committee  since   1899;   chairman   music 

Buffalo,   N.Y.,    Jan.    25,    1888;   son   John    Henry  committee   since   1904;    trustee   Good   Will   In- 

and    August     (Hermsdorfer)     Lotz;    educated,  dustry;      member      Chamber      of      Commerce; 

grammar    and    high    school    of    Fort    Wayne,  member   Rotary,    City,    (director)    and   Shaker 

Ind. ;  married,   Logansport,  Ind.,  July   16,    1912  Heights   Country   clubs.    Recreation:   golf   and 

to   Lilly   C.    Budde — children,   Dorothea,    Rob-  baseball.    Residence:     2357    Tudor-rd.    Office: 

ert  and  Richard  Lotz;  in  auditing  dept.  Gen-  1115    Euclid-ave. 

era!    Electric    Co.,    Ft.    Wayne,    Ind.,   Schenee-         ,  rk«7i7<i»    iu„i.«i  c^-^^ v.^^^    TTr^..««„f.v- 

tn/t-r     -N' V     ««/!    Ti_ij™„„„-t     r^ .^ . „  LOWER,  Alabel  Freeman,  born,   W^orcester, 

tady,    N.Y     and    Bridgeport,    Conn       now    gen  jyj^gg     j^^     ^^    ^g-g     daughter,  William  Mayo 

eral    auditor    Electric    Vacuum    Cleaner    Co.,  ^nd    Mary     Loring     (Heakl)     Freeman;     edu- 

Inc     Cleveland,  and   its   subsidiaries;   director  cated.  Smith  college  B.L.  1900;  married,  Wor- 

and     general     auditor     The     Premier     Service  cester,  Mass.,  Sept.  14,  1909  to  William  Edgar 

Co.      Recreation:    golf,    gardening    and    read-  Lower — children,  Mary  Lower;  member  Amer- 

ing.       Residence:     1541     Maple-rd.,     Cleveland  ican    Assn.    of    University    Women;     member 

Hghts.      Office:    1734    Ivanhoe-rd.  College,      Smith     and     Women's     City    clubs; 

I  oir-MMv     i^^wt.     i^u^^ v^/^,.«     Tv/To^i^^  Society      Mayflower      Descendents;       member 

TnH    \^^   ^\'  i^sfi^\   ,?I^Kr      'tj.^  "'^  ^i^"°",'  League  of  Women  Voters.     Residence:     11957 

Ind.,  Mar.   31,   1886;   daughter  Richard  M.   and  nQrUnn  rH 

Elizabeth    (Moon)    Johnson;   educated,   Marlon  ^<*-'^"-on-'^"- 

normal     school;     married,     Union     City,     Ind.,         LOWER,    AVilllam     Edgar,    surgeon;     born, 

Dec.   25.   1906   to   Dr.  J.   A.   Loughry — children.  Canton,  O.,  May  6,  1867;  son  Henry  and  Mary 

James  Richard  and  Robert  Johnson  Loughry.  (Deeds)    Lower;    educated,    Cleveland,    West- 


Residence:    2995   E.   Overlook-rd.  ern    Reserve   Univ.   M.D.    1891;    married.    Wor- 


Robert     Johnson     Loughry.     Residence:     2995  ?^l2."^""^soc^ite  ^sureeon      Lakeskfl     hosnitit 

R    Ovprlnnk-rri     Offipp    TCpith    Ririp-  loyi,     associate     surgeon,     XjaKesioe     nospuai 

ti..  uveriooK  ra.  unice   K.eitn   hsiag.  ^^^^^  ^9^^.  attending  surg.  to  Lutheran  Hos- 

LOVENTHAL,      AlIiHon,       attorney;       born,  pital     since     1910:     director     of    surgery,     Mt, 

Birmingham,    Ala..    Sept.    9,    1901;    son    Allle  Sinai   hospital   1916-1924;    assoc.   prof,    genito- 

S.    and   Minne    (Binswanger)    Loventhal;    edu-  urinary      surgery.      Western      Reserve      Univ. 

cated.     University    of    Virginia,     LL.B.     1924;  since     1910;     one     of     founders     of    Cleveland 

R.O.T.C;   admitted  to  Virginia  Bar,  1923;  ad-  Clinic,   1921   and   of  Cleveland  Clinic  hospital 

mitted     to     Ohio     Bar     1924;     treas.     Rounder  1924;  director  Cleveland  Clinic  and  Cleveland 

Realty   Co.;    director  Nuchapep   of   Va.;    mem-  Clinic    hospital;    member    Cleveland    Academy 

ber    Phi    Epsilon    Pi,    Superior   of    Nu    chapter  of      Medicine      (pres.      1909-1910);      American 

1922-1923;     member    City     club.       Residence:  Urological     Assn.      (pres.      1914-1915);      Ohio 

3396     Bradford-rd.       Office:     1517     Guarantee  State  Medical  society,   (pres.  1915);  American 

Title  Bldg  Assn.     of     Genito-Urinary      Surgeons      (pres. 

1922);     Clinical     Society     of     Genito-Urinary 

LOWE,    Gordon,    dentist;    born,    Attica,    O.,  Surgeons     (pres.    1922);    fellow    of    American 

Jan.    11,    1886;    son    A.    B.    and    Adelaide    E.  Surgical     assn.     and     American     College     of 

(Couch)    Lowe;   educated,   Attica   high   school.  Surgeons;    member    American    Medical    assn., 

1903;   Western    Reserve   Dental    school,   D.D.S.  Interurban  Surgical  society  (pres.  1925-1926), 

1910;     married.    Cleveland,    Dec.     21,     1915    to  the  society  of  Clinical  Surgery,  the  Southern 

Alta  J.  Conwell — children,   Betty  Ellen  Lowe:  Surgical     assn.;  the  societe  Internationale  da 

member     American     Dental     assn.     and     Ohio  Chirurgie    Urologie;    member    Union,    Univer» 

State  and  Cleveland  Dental  societies;  member  sity  and  Kirtland  Country  clubs.    Recreation: 

Masonic    lodge;    member    Delta    Sigma    Delta  horseback   riding.     Residence:    11957  Carltoil.* 

fraternity.    Recreation:    golf.    Residence:    1693  rd.     Office:   Euclid-ave.   at  93rd  st. 

E.    84th   St.   Office:    719   Rose   Bldg.  ,  «.„rT»v      «  ^    y^     ^      ^h„oi/,ior,.     Kr^r», 

LOWKY,     Bernard   Ford,     physician;     born, 

LOWE,  Harold  B^  umbrella  manufacturer;  Parker,    Pa.,    Nov.    4,    1884;    son    H.    W.    and 

born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  5,  1897;  son  John  C.  and  Blanche     (Lee)     Lowry;     educated,    WiUiamfl 

Bertha    A.    (Taft)    Lowe;    educated,    Syracuse  college,    A.B.     1906;     Western     Reserve     Unl- 

Univ.  LL.D.;  married,  Cleveland.  Oct.   27,   1920  versify,    M.D.    1913;    married.    Akron,    O.,    July 

to   Nella   B.   Masten — children,    Frank   Masten  13,  1915  to  Jean  M.  Shafer — children,  William 

Lowe;   naval  aviation  during  world  war;  vice  Houston,     and     Barbara    Jean     Lowry;     draft 

pres.  the  John  C.  Lowe  Co.;  member  Zeta  Psi,  examiner    in    world    war;    interne.    City    hos- 

and    Phi    Delta    Phi    and    Phi    Kappa    Alpha  pital    1913-1914;    resident   surgeon    1914-1915: 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


member  Cleveland  academy  of  Medicine: 
Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns.; 
U.  S.  Public  Health  assn.;  Association  of  In- 
dustrial Physicians  and  Surgeons;  member 
Newburg:  lodge  F.  and  A.  M.,  Baker  chapter; 
Wm.  Beatty  lodge  K.  of  P.;  member  Nu 
Sigma     Nu     fraternity;     member    Canterbury 

5olf    club.       Residence:    2909    Southington-rd. 
fflce:    13931     Kinsman-rd. 

LUCKEV,  Bertlin  M  u  m  m  o  n,  psychologist; 
born,  Ontario,  Cal..  Jan.  2,  1890;  daughter 
Geo.  W.  A.  and  Bertha  (Musson)  Luckey; 
educated,  Lincoln  high  school;  Univ  of  Neb., 
A.B.  1910;  M.A.  1912;  Ph.D.  1916;  studied  at 
Univ.  of  Goettingen,  Germany,  1913-1914; 
scholar  1911,  Fellow  at  Univ.  of  Neb.  1912; 
psychologist  in  Lincoln,  Neb.  public  schools 
1916-1917;  organizer  and  chief  examiner  of 
the  Psychologist  Clinic  of  Cleveland  public 
schools  since  1917;  member  National  Edu- 
cational assn.;  American  Psychological  assn.: 
fellow  American  Assn.  for  Advancement  of 
Science:  member  Iota  Sigma  Pi  and  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  honorary  fraternity;  member  Women's 
City  club.  Residence:  2012  W.  93rd  st.  Office: 
Board   of   Education   Bldg. 

L.UCKIESH,  Matthevr,  physicist  and  elec- 
trical engineer;  born,  Maquoketa,  la.,  Sept. 
14,  1883;  educated  Purdue  Univ.  B.S.  in  E.E. 
1909;  Iowa  State  college  E.E.  1911;  State 
Univ.  of  la..  M.S.  1912;  Iowa  State 
College,  D.Sc.  1926;  married,  Maquoketa, 
la.,  Aug.  23.  1913  to  Frances  Clark;  chairman 
of  committee  on  camouflage.  National  Re- 
search Counci?  during  the  world  war; 
awarded  Longstreth  medal  and  certificate  of 
merit  conferred  by  the  Franklin  Institute 
for  work  on  the  visibility  of  airplanes;  in- 
structor State  Univ.  of  Iowa  1909-1910;  phy- 
sicist Nela  Research  Laboratory,  National 
Lamp  Works  of  the  General  Electric  Co.. 
Nela  Park,  Cleveland  1910-1919;  director  Ap- 
plied Science,  National  Lamp  Works  1919- 
1924;  director  Lighting  Research  Laboratory, 
Nela  Park  1924;  member  Illuminating  En- 
gineering Society  (pres.  1925-1926),  National 
Electric  Light  Assn.,  American  Institute 
of  Electrical  Engineers,  American  Physical 
Society,  Franklin  Institute  and  the  Optical 
Society  of  America;  member  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon,  Tau  Beta  Pi  and  Sigma  Xi  fraterni- 
ties; member  University  and  National  Town 
and  Country  clubs;  for  the  past  15  years  en- 
gaged in  scientific  research  in  the  physical 
and  psycho-psysiological  aspects  and  rela- 
tionships of  light,  color,  lighting  and  vision, 
both  from  the  standpoint  of  production  and 
utilization  of  light;  a  prolific  and  able  writer 
publishing  from  these  researches  15  books 
and  hundreds  of  scientific  and  technical  ar- 
ticles; active  in  an  editorial  capacity  with  a 
number  of  publishers;  author  of:  "Light  and 
Work";  "Lighting  Fixtures  and  Lighting  Ef- 
fects"; "Light  and  Color  in  Advertising  and 
Merchandising";  "Lighting  the  Home";  "Arti- 
ficial Light.  Its  Influence  on  Civilization"; 
"Portable  Lamps.  Their  Design  and  Use"; 
"The  Lighting  Art,  Its  Practice  and  Possibili- 
ties"; "Color  and  Its  Applications";  "Light 
and  Shade  and  Their  Applications";  "Visual 
Illusions,  Their  Causes,  Characteristics  and 
Applications";  "Ultraviolet  Radiation,  Its 
Properties,  Production.  Measurement  and  Ap- 
plications"; "Foundations  of  the  Universe". 
"The  Book  of  the  Sky":  "The  Language  of 
Color";  "Light  and  Health".  Recreation: 
north  woods  and  writing.  Residence:  Wade 
Park  Manor.  Office:  Lighting  Research  Lab- 
ratory,  Nela  Park. 

LUDLOW,  Arthur  Clyde,  minister;  born, 
Chardon,  O.,  June  4,  1861;  son  Linnaeus  C. 
and  Helen  A.  (Stafford)  Ludlow;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools.  Central  high  school 
1880;  Adelbert  college  1884;  Lane  Theological 
Seminary   1884-1885;   Union  Theological  Sem- 


inary 1885-1887;  married,  Cleveland,  June  20, 
1923  to  Lillian  S.  Prall — children,  one  son; 
member  Board  of  Education  1904-1910;  pastor 
Miles  Park  Presbyterian  cliurcli  1886-1923; 
pastor  emeritus  since  1923;  stated  clerk 
Cleveland  Presbytery  1900-1926;  permanent 
clerk  Synod  of  Ohio;  moderator  of  Synod  of 
Ohio  1913;  conferred  with  the  degree  of  Doctor 
of  Divinity,  Wooster  college  1901;  member 
Delta  Upsllon  fraternity  and  Plii  Beta  Kappa 
honorary  society;  member  Knights  of  Pyth- 
ias; author  of:  "Cleveland  Presbyterlanlsm" 
1896;  "Centennial  History  of  Old  Stone 
Church"  1920;  "Centennial  History  of  West- 
ern Reserve  University"  1926;  correspondent 
and  writer  for  various  papers  and  periodi- 
cals. Residence:  1375  Edendale-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.  Office:  Presbyterian  Headquar- 
ters,   801    Hippodrome   Bldg. 

LUDLOW,  Susan  Druoe,  born,  Cincinnati; 
daughter.  William  E.  and  Martha  (Stockwell) 
Ludlow;  educated,  Toledo,  public  schools; 
graduate  of  Cleveland  Kindergarten  and 
Primary  Training  school:  graduate  of 
National  Kindergarten  and  Elementary  col- 
lege; Red  Cross  work  during  the  world  war; 
taught  kindergarten  work  in  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools  1900-1917;  last  position  was  at 
Observation  school;  identified  with  the  Cleve- 
land Kindergarten  Primary  Training  school; 
member  Big  Sister  Assn.  Residence:  2605 
Norfolk-rd. 

LUETKEMEYER,  Edmund  Henry,  retired 
hardware  merchant;  born,  Cleveland,  June  11, 
1862;  son  Henry  William  and  Helen  (Hen- 
ninger)  Luetkemeyer;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Central  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
23,  1908  to  Mathilde  Junge — children.  Ruth 
Junge  Luetkemeyer;  on  traction  freight  com- 
mittee Chamber  of  Commerce  eight  years;  in 
wholesale  hardware  business  from  1879-1924; 
business  founded  by  H.  W.  Luetkemeyer  in 
1S42;  changed  to  H.  W.  Luetkemeyer  &  Sons 
in  1890;  in  1908  bought  out  tlie  Lockwood 
Taylor  Hdwe.  Co.,  the  Haury  Hdwe.  Co.  and 
the  Sportsman's  Supply  Co.;  in  1910  bought 
out  the  Mcintosh  Co.  when  the  firm  was  in- 
corporated as  the  Luetkemeyer  Co.;  in  1924 
as  a  result  of  the  Cleveland  Terminal  Co. 
taking  over  the  warehouses,  the  Luetke- 
meyer Co.  was  sold  to  Mr.  Thompson  and  Mr. 
Knight  of  the  Bingham  Co.;  treas.  Metro- 
polis Bending  Co.;  director  National  City 
Bank;  chairman  of  the  board  of  the  Luetke- 
meyer Co.;  vice-pres.  Euclid-Bluestone  Realty 
Co.;  pres.  Vahan  Foundry  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce  since  1892;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  and  Country  Auto 
(treas.  1899-1902;  vice-pres.  1902-1903,  and 
pres.  1903-1905)  clubs.  Recreation:  gentle- 
man farmer,  yachting,  riding  and  hunting. 
Residence:  2812  Fairmount-blvd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.  or  "Twin  Maples",  Mentor,  O.  Office: 
1014  National  City  Bank  Bldg. 

LUETKE.MEVER,  Mathilde  Juukc;  born, 
Osklaloosa,  la.,  Nov.  1,  1871;  daughter,  Her- 
man and  Margaret  (Hauter)  Junge;  educated. 
Cleveland,  College  for  Women  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  L.B.  1902;  University  of  Berlin 
1902-1906;  Cleveland  School  of  Art  1886-1891; 
married,  Cleveland,  July  23,  1908  to  Edmund 
Henry  Luetkemeyer — children,  Ruth  Junge 
Luetkemeyer;  knitting  and  sewing  for  the 
Red  Cross;  in  Cleveland  Motor  Corps  during 
the  war;  administratrix  1895-1902  of  the  es- 
tate of  Herman  Junge,  deceased;  studied  and 
traveled  in  Europe  1902-1907;  member  Alpha 
of  Ohio  of  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Maison  Francaise  de  Cleveland;  Cercle 
des  Conferences  FYancaises  de  Cleveland 
(sec.  1916-1917);  Cercle  des  Annales  de  Cleve- 
land, (sec.  1914-1916);  member  Federation  de 
TAUIance  Francaise;  life  and  sustaining 
member  the  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  sub- 
scribing member  to  Cleveland  School  of  Art; 


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member  The  American  Federation  of  Arts; 
life  member  the  College  club  (director  1916- 
1919;  sec.  1916-1917;  chairman  of  membership 
committee  1918-1919;  member  of  entertain- 
ment committee  1913-1916);  member  Women's 
City  club;  member  Citizen's  League,  League 
of  Women  Voters  of  Cleveland  and  the  Ohio 
Committee  on  Penal  Conditions,  Cleveland 
Animal  Protective  League;  member  Con- 
sumer's League;  published  book  of  poems, 
"Verses",  in  1913;  published  short  story  in 
newspaper;  translated  the  libretto  of  Mo- 
zart's Opera,  Impresario  into  English  for  the 
Play  House  Co.  of  Cleveland;  published  1900 
limited  edition  of  poems.  "Greeting"  illlus- 
trated  by  the  author.  Recreation:  horse  back 
riding  and  gardening.  Residence:  2812  Fair- 
mount-blvd.  or  "Twin  Maples",  Mentor,  O. 

liliFF,  Frederic  RrneNt,  insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  9,  1896;  son  Henry  Joseph  and 
Mary  Ann  (Chandler)  Luff,  educated,  Cleve- 
land, Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  23,  1922  to  Ruth  Mary  Hul- 
burd — children,  Mary  Ellen  Luff;  enlisted  at 
first  officer's  camp  at  Benjamin  Harrison, 
Ind.;  commissioned  first  lieut.  Air  Service; 
while  attached  to  74th  squadron  British  Air 
Force,  officially  credited  with  three  German 
planes  and  two  balloons;  at  end  of  war  Plight 
Commander  in  25th  Squadron  U.  S.;  seriously 
ln.iured  Apr.  30,  1919  at  Lorain,  O.,  while  fly- 
ing for  Victory  Loan;  awarded  Distinguished 
Flying  Cross  (Great  Brittain)  and  War  Medal 
of  the  Aero  Club  of  America;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  Army  and  Navy  Post, 
American  Legion.  Residence:  3046  Lincoln 
blvd.  Office:  c/o  John  Prout,  2nd  floor.  Hip- 
podrome Bldg. 

LliPTOX,  Dilworth,  minister;  born,  Cin- 
cinnati, O.,  Sept.  15,  1883;  son  Henry  B.  and 
Fanny  (Richardson)  Lupton;  educated,  Shef- 
field Scientific  school  of  Yale  Univ.;  Mead- 
vllle  Theological  school;  married,  Louisville, 
Ky..  1918  to  Marie  Helen  Bell;  chaplain  in 
world  war.    Office:   First  Unitarian  Church. 

IjUTHI,  Arthur  Frederick,  manufacturer: 
born,  Thun,  Switzezrland,  Feb.  1,  1887;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  20,  1922  to  Helen  Whit- 
ney Doyle — children,  one  son;  pres.  and  treas. 
The  Arthur  F.  Luthl  Co.;  member  Willowick 
club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3112 
Albion-rd.      Office:    304    Superior-ave.,    N.    W. 

LUX,  Richard  Courtney,  real  estate;  born, 
Wethersfleld,  Conn.,  July  15,  1896;  son  William 
K.  (deceased)  and  Florence  (Welles)  Fuller; 
educated,  Dartmouth  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  4,  1926  to  Elizabeth  B.  King;  U.  S. 
Marine  corps  and  U.  S.  Navy;  member  Psi  Up- 
Bilon  fraternity.  Residence:  13901  Shaker- 
blvd.     Office:  1001   Huron-rd. 

LYB.4RGER,  Donald  Fislier,  lawyer;  born, 
Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Dec.  19,  1896;  son  Jesse  J. 
and  Margaret  S.  (Fisher)  Lybarger;  educated, 
Gettysburg  Academy;  Gettysburg  college, 
A.B.  1919;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.B.  1923; 
married,  Cleveland  Hghts.,  Sept.  16,  1924  to 
Cornelia  Marjorie  Hartshorne — children, 
Cornelia  Marie  Lybarger;  served  in  the 
U.  S.  Navy  during  the  world  war  and  on  the 
battleships  "^Minnesota"  and  "South  Carolina"; 
associated  with  Oscar  J.  Horn  in  the  practice  of 
law;  member  Cleveland  Bar  Assn.  member 
Theta  Kappa  Nu  (national  treas.  and  trustee 
Pennsylvania  Alpha  Alumni  Assn.  of  Theta 
Kappa  Nu);  member  Delta  Theta  Phi  and 
Tau  Kappa  Alpha  fraternities;  member  West- 
ern Reserve  Society,  Sons  of  the  American 
Revolution  and  member  Masonic  lodge;  mem- 
ber American  Legion;  member  Cuyahoga  and 
High  Noon  clubs.  Residence:  1271  Summit- 
ave.     Office:   1024  Engineers  Bldg. 

LiYLiE,  Alice  Franklin,  physician;  born, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  July,  15,   1893;  daughter,  Ben- 


jamin F.  and  Alice  (Johnson)  Lyle;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  B.A.  1916,  B.S.  1918.  M.D. 
1920;  Interne  at  hospital  of  the  Womens 
Medical  College  of  Pa.,  Philadelphia,  1920- 
1921;  Philadelphia  hospital  for  Contagious 
Diseases  1921-1922;  general  practice  In  Cin- 
cinnati 1922;  Industrial  physician  at  Selby 
Shoe  Co.,  Portsmouth,  O..  1923;  Cleveland 
Hghts.  examining  physician,  public  schools 
1923-1924;  Babies'  Dispensary  and  hospital 
staff  since  Apr.  1924;  prophylactic.  Well 
Babies'  Clinic  since  Jan.  1925;  formerly  asso- 
ciated with  the  staff  of  St.  Christopher's  Chil- 
dren's Hospital  Clinic,  Philadelphia;  member 
Ohio  State  Medical  and  American  assns., 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine  and  Central 
States  Pediatric  society;  member  Business 
and  Professional  Women's  club.  Residence 
and   office:    572    E.    120th    st. 

I^VIVCH,  Charles  Peter,  superintendent  of 
schools;  born,  Cochranton,  Pa.,  July  29,  1858; 
son  John  and  Sarah  (Kline)  Lynch;  educated, 
Girard,  O.,  high  school;  Allegheny  college  A.B. 
1886;  A.M.  1895,  Ph.D.  1897;  married,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  Nov.  25.  1886  to  Mary  Virginia 
Miller — children,  twins,  Lucy  (died  in  in- 
fancy) and  Laura  (Mrs.  Roger  Albright); 
teacher  1876-18S1;  principal  Warren,  O.,  high 
school  1886-1891;  teacher,  Cleveland,  Central 
high  school  1891-1901;  asst.  supt.  Cleveland 
public  schools  1901-1906;  principal  West  high 
school  1906-1911;  supt.  of  schools,  Lakewood 
since  1911;  pres.  Y.M.C.A.  at  Warren,  O.,  1889- 
1891;  member  Y.M.C.A.  corporation  of  Cleve- 
land; member  Management  committee,  Y.M. 
C.  A.  of  Lakewood;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta 
and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  (honorary)  fraternities; 
member  Sons  of  American  Revolution;  mem- 
ber North  Eastern  Ohio  Teacher's,  Ohio  State 
Teacher's,  National  Education  and  Superin- 
tendence Dept.  National  Education  assns.; 
member  Gaston  Allen  lodge,  F.  and  A.  M., 
Webb  chapter.  Forest  City  Commandery, 
Lake  Erie  Consistory  and  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
member  of  official  board  Lakewood  M.  E. 
Church;  supt.  Lakewood  M.  E.  Sunday  school; 
pres.  Men's  Club  Lakewood  M.  E.  Church; 
chairman  Religious  Ed.  Comm.  Meth.  Union, 
Cleveland;  pres.  Meth.  Union;  chairman  Re- 
ligious Ed.  Com.  Federated  churches  of 
Cleveland  1923-1925;  chairman  Religious 
Commission  Lakewood  1923i-1925;  member 
School  Master's  club.  Residence:  1289  An- 
drews-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1456  Warren- 
rd. 

LYIVCII.  Jnlia  A^  private  secretary;  born. 
Mentor,  O.,  Nov.  14,  1877;  daughter  Michael 
and  Mary  (Connell)  Lynch;  educated.  Mentor 
high  school;  Dyke's  School  of  Business; 
taught  evening  classes  in  knitting  for  war 
work;  sec.  Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Liberty  Loan 
Drive  and  Red  Cross  Membership  Drive;  asso- 
ciated with  the  Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.  for 
20  years  beginning  as  a  junior  stenographer; 
member  Business  Women's  club.  Recreation: 
reading,  motoring  and  gardening.  Residence: 
2744  Mavfield-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.,  4300  Euclid-ave. 

LYNCH,  Mary  Viri;lnia;  born.  Cannons- 
burgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  22,  1863;  daughter  Robert  T. 
(D.D.)  and  Virginia  (Ritchie)  Miller;  edu- 
cated, Allegheny  college  A.B.  1886;  married, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa..  Nov.  25,  1886  to  Charles 
Peter  Lynch, — children,  twin  daughters,  Lucy 
(died  in  infancy)  and  Laura  (Mrs.  Roger  Al- 
bright); member  Society  of  Mayflower  De- 
scendents.  Daughters  of  the  American  Revo- 
lution. Daughters  of  1812;  charter  member  of 
the  College  club;  member  Lakewood  M.  E. 
Church;  member  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  soro- 
rity. Residence:  1289  Andrews-ave.,  Lake- 
wood. 

LYON,  Newell,  executive;  born,  Ithaca, 
N.Y.;  educated,  Cornell  Univ.  A.B.;  New  York 


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Law  School  LL.B.;  married,  New  York  city  to  I,V()IVS,     Mnry     Alice,     state     sec      Mission 

Delia    Ward    Feroiis — children,    Philip    Schuy-  Board;  born,  Cl'eveland.  Oct.  29.   1858-  daugh- 

ler.    Robert    Newell,    Margaret    Rose    and    Pa-  t^r    Rirfhr^inm^,.,    o„,i    ii/ro„*»,„     /r>„   .'     ^    t 

tricia  Schuyler  Lyon.    Residence:   2853   Brigh-  ^^^    Bartholomew    and    Martha    (Porter)    Ly- 

ton-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts.      Office:    White    Motor  o"s:  educated.  Hiram  college  A.  B.  1893.    Rea- 

Co.  idence:    9726   Logan-ave. 

M 

MarB.AIN.  noimlil  R.,  general  manager,  Mt.  Washington  Cal.  (5000  students)-  specia- 
N.  Y.  C.  R  R.;  born,  Queenston.  Ont.,  Oct.  23,  list  in  Acoustical  work;  member  American 
1861:  son  Robert  .1.  and  Margaret  (Macintosh)  In.stitute  of  Architects;  appointed  architect 
MacBain:  educated.  Canadian  scliools;  mar-  for  National  Rep.  conventi(»ii  l')24-  licensed 
ried,  St.  Thomas.  Ont.,  Oct.  10.  1888  to  Mary  to  practice  in  all  British  domains;  member 
A.  Singer — children.  Margaret  Helen,  Grace  Masonic  body  holding  all  degrees;  member 
M.  (Mrs.  H.  P.  Ladds),  .Tean  (Mrs.  H.  Robin-  Klks  lodge;  member  World  Peace  Forum 
son  Hyde)  and  Mary  L.  MacBain;  came  up  Movement  at  Yorkstown,  Va.;  member  Yacht- 
through  the  ranks  in  railroad  work  and  is  ing  as.sn.  of  America,  vice  conimr)dore  York- 
now  an  officer  in  tlie  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.;  member  town  Yacht  club;  member  Penn  Athletic 
The  Franklin  Institute;  Masons;  Odd  Fellows;  club  of  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  member  Cleveland 
Country,  Union,  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  and  Athletic,  Kxchange,  Yacht  and  Gun  clubs. 
Niagara  Falls  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  Recreation:  golf,  boating  and  music.  Resl- 
golf.  Residence:  19000  Shaker  Hghts.-blvd.  dence:  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Office-  Bulkley 
Office:    13224   W.   3rd-st.  Bldg.,    Cleveland    and    1403    Land    Title    Bldg' 

-,      „.,..       ■,,              .        c.                 v„            cj*  Philadelphia,   I'a. 

;»InoII.\I\,      Mary      A.      Slu^er;      born,       St.  ' 

Thomas.    Ont..    Mar.    8,    1863;    daughter    .Tamea  >IncDOAVKI.,L,    Rollln    Fny,    civil    and    sani- 

and    Margaret    (McAndrew)    Singer;   educated,  tary    engineer;    born,    Columbus     O      May    20 

St.    Thomas,    Ont.,    married.   St.    Thomas,    Ont.,  1886;  son  Samuel  Smith  and  Ada  (Pleukharp) 

Oct    10.   1888  to  Donald  Robertson  MacBain—  MacDowell;    educated,    Columbus    grade    and 

children,   Margaret   Helen,    Grace   M,    (Mrs.   H.    •"--"-    ,  •    ,         _  ..   <p 

P.  Ladds).  Jean    (Mrs.  H.  R.  Hyde) 
L.    McBain;    member   Women's    City 

Church    of    the   Covenant.      Residence:  ^     

Shaker-blvd.  asst.  engr.  Ohio  State "depT.  of"  heaTthr(i:ol"um- 

MaoCUTCHEOX,     Aleck     Morton,     electrical  *'"^'     9"    V^"Sv-  ^^iP^"^^""^^'     ^^^^'    P""'"-    ^^3*- 

engineer:  born.  Stockport,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  31.  1881;  engr.   to  R.   Winthrop  Pratt,   consulting  sanl- 

son    Rev.   S.   .T.   and   Janet    (MacBurney)    Mac-  tary    engr.,    Cleveland,    Mar.    1913-Feb.    1920; 

Cutcheon;     educated.     State     Normal     college,  world  war.   resident  engr.   in  charge  of  engi- 

Albanv.  N  Y..  B.S.;  Columbia  University.  E.E.;  neering    work    during    construction    of    U.    S. 

married.   Germantown,  N.   Y..   Dec.  23.    1908   to  army  cantonment  at  Chillicothe   (Camp  Sher- 

Caroline    Sheffer — Samuel    Morton    and    Rich-  man).  June   1917-June   1919;   charge  of  Cleve- 

ard   Hawley   MacCutcheon;    world   war   senior  land  office.  Morris  Knowles,  Inc..  Pittsburgh, 

lieut.    U.    S.    navy    Oct.    1917-Mar.    1919;    vice-  division  engineer  Feb.  1920-Feb.  1921;  county 

pres.   Reliance   Electric  and   Engineering  Co.;  sanitary  engineer  of  Cuyahoga  Co.  Feb    1921- 

member   American    Institute    Electrical    Engl-  Jan.    1,    1925;    in    private   practice   as    consult- 

neers;    Phi    Kappa   Sigma    fraternity:    Canter-  ing   civil    and    sanitary   engr.    Jan     5     1925    to 

bury    Golf    and    Cleveland    clubs.     Recreation:  date;    member    American      Soc      Civil     Enei- 

^P'^  -^J.1'^    *^",'?.'<?6    Residence:    3104   Woodbury-  neers;    American   Assn.    Engineers;    Cleveland 

rd.      Office:    10S8    ivanhoe-rd.  engineering   society;   college   fraternity    "Tri- 

MncDIARMin,  Roy  AV.?  born.  Detroit,  Mich.,  angle";   Masonic   lodge;    Rotary   and    Big   Ten 

Jan.    31.    1884;    son    Alex.    A.    and    Hester    L.  J:'"'^'-^r'"  ,^-       Recreation:     golf.       Residence: 

(Wright)      MacDiarmid;      educated.      Detroit.  2832    Chadbourne-rd.      Office:    302-304   Chester 

Mich.,   public  schools;   married.   Cleveland,   to  12th   Bldg. 

Grace  Clark — children,  one  boy  and  one  girl;  ni„«ii'\vi7>Tv     ivsiit™.,,     ^     i      ,  • 

sec.    MacDiarmid    Candy    Co..    Detroit,    Mich.;  ,,,,^1"^^;     ^bl    ^JIV..     ,  ^""a'   .^'^e-pres.     and 

treas.     MacDiarmid     Candy     Co.,      Cleveland;  ^''^^^^f'    ^*lf  .^^J'""^'     ^^^^^l"'"^    ^°--     ^o*""- 

member    Rotary    and    Cleveland    clubs.     Resl-  ^^^^.Z'-^hr^^.^^^hJ^^l:    ^°"    Murdoch 

dence:      Stop  8.  Lake  Road.  Rockey  River,  O.  ^"f  Catherine   (Driscoll)  MacEwen;  educated. 

Office-  2452  E.  9th-st.  ?t'®,^^'^"<^    public    schools;     Baldwin    Wallace 

KjniLc.  i-toi.  r..  ^y.n  »i.  Univ.     (Summa    Cum    laude);    Cleveland    Law 

MncDOl'G.VLIi,  Lewis,  lumber;  born.  Avon,  school;  married,  Cleveland  to  Catherine  Vera 
N.  Y.,  1882;  son  John  and  Adelle  MacDougall;  Forgason — three  children;  world  war  mem- 
educated.  Mt.  Clair  Military  Academy;  Cor-  ber  Tank  Car  comm.,  Petroleum  war  service 
nell  University;  Yale  University;  married,  board;  director,  Canadian  Oil  Cos.,  Ltd.;  mem- 
Goshen.  Ind.,  1906  to  Katherine  Jackson;  ber  Union.  Mid-day  and  Athletic  clubs.  Resi- 
eerved  In  Spanish  American  war;  assoc.  with  dence:  2879  Fontenay-rd..  Shaker-Hghts.,  O., 
Whitmer-Jackson   Co.;   member  Athletic  club.  Office:   1404  E.  9th-st. 

Residence:    1877    E.    84th-8t.     Office:    1996    W.  «„„!;.»«,  .»Tr»     r-i.      i        «               .          w      . 

or.i    of  MacF.\RL.\lVD,    Charles    Henry.    Jr.,    physi- 

clan;  born,  Meadvllle.  Pa.  July  25,  1877;  son 
MacDO^VELl.,  John  Harold,  architect;  born,  Charles  Henry  and  Ella  ((Jarpenter)  MacFar- 
Vermont,  July  20,  1886;  son  William  H.  and  land;  educated,  Cleveland  College  of  Physl- 
Margaret  MacDowell;  educated,  McGlll  Unl-  clans  and  Surgeons  M.D.  1905 ;  married,  Cleve- 
versity  1909;  married,  Cleveland,  July  20,  1921  land.  May  1,  1907  to  Amanda  May  Schoonover 
to  Ethel  M.  Tidmarsh;  red  cross  work  In  — children,  Charles  Henry  and  Robert  Mai- 
New  York  state;  started  career  as  a  specia-  colm  MacFarland;  enlisted  Co.  C.  1st  Md.  Vol. 
list  in  theatre  design;  erected  more  than  40  Inf.  April.  189S-Mar.  1899;  enlisted  Co.  C. 
theatres  in  New  England;  architect  for  the  28th  U.  S.  Vol.  Inf.  Aug.  1899-May  1901;  com- 
Cleveland  Auditorium  and  the  new  Cleveland  misloned  1st  lieut.  ATD.R.C  Mar.  17,  1916; 
City  hostipal  group;  designed  Cleveland  capt.  Aug.  8.  1917;  major  Dec.  4.  1918;  It.  col. 
Christian  Home  for  Children;  architect  for  July  31,  1918;  col.  Feb.  17.  1919;  active  service 
the  Yorktown  World  Forum  group  at  York-  June  1,  1917-May  1,  1919;  col.  M.O.R.C.  since 
town,  Va.;  Arts  Alliance  Bldg.,  Philadelphia  discharged;  member  Cleveland  City  Council 
Uuiverslty     for     Yafods     Educational    Center  Aug.    1923-Jan,   I,    1934;   served   internship   at 

231 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Cleveland  General  hospital  1905-1906;  private  McAFEE,    Sarah    EdvcardM    McLoad;    born, 

practice   1906-1916;   supt.  Cleveland   City   hos-  Ashvllle,   N.   C,    Aug.   3,    1896;   daughter   Law- 

pital    1916-1922;    private    practice    since    1922;  rence   P.   and   Julia    (Ingersoll)    McLoud;   edu- 

director   Utica   Ilydrolic   Cement  Co.;    member  cated,  Painesville,  O.,  Lake  Erie  college  A.B.; 

Ohio     State     and     American     Medical     assn.,  married,    Cleveland,    Oct.    9,    1920    to    William 

Cleveland  Academy   of  Medicine  and  Asso.   of  A.    McAfee;    member    Junior    league;    member 

Military    Surgery;     member    Cararact     lodge,  Kirtland  Country  and  Women's  City  clubs. 
I.  O.  O.  F.,  Newburgh  lodge  F.  and  A.  M,  Lake 

Erie    Consistory,    Scottish    Rite    Masons    and  McAFEEJ,  William  Archibald,  lawyer:  born, 

Al    Koran    Temple    A.A.O.N.M.S.      Recreation:  Claverack,   N.    Y.,   Mar.    13,    1890;    son    William 

bowling,    baseball   and    golf.     Residence:    9127  and    Flora    (Acklev)    McAfee;    educated.    Yale 

Broadway.     Office:    8444    Broadway.  Univ.   B.A.,   Harvard  Law   school  L.L.B. ;   mar- 
ried,    Cleveland,     Oct.     9,     1920     to     Sarah.     E 


nois   Wesleyan   Univ.;   Ph.D.    Ph.B     MA    and  Hdqrs.;   member   firm   of  Holliday,   Grossman 

LL.B.;     married,     Canada      Jan.     18.     1888     to  ^nd     McAfee;     director     and     sec.     Schirmer- 

9i^P    ^'•'y^    Wing;    practicing    lawyer    since  o'Hara   and   director   Elf   Motor  Co..    and   Eu- 

1892;   member  Union   and  University   of  Mich,  ci^    Seventieth    Realty    Co.;     member    Cleve- 

clubs;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce     Resi-  land   Bar   assn.;    member   Psi    Upsilon   frater- 

dence:    13945    Lake-ave.     Office:    525    Society  ^j^y    and    Scroll    and    Key    society;    member 

for  bavings   Bldg.  University,   Tavern   and  Pepper  Pike  Country 

MacLAREN,   Albert   Sergeant,   sanitary    en-  ^lubs       Residence:     2122    Stillman-rd.     Office: 

gineer;    born,    Cleveland,    Jan.    17,    1900;    son  410    East    Ohio    Gas    Bldg. 

Wallace     and     Ida     (Hamburger)     MacLaren;         „    .,,    , „       .       „,      ,     ^  ^, 

educated,     Heights     high     school     1918;     Case  ,  MoALLISTER,    I^Iartha   \\eed;    born,    Cleve- 

School  of  Applied  Science  1920;  South  Dakota  land,    July     20,     1888;     educated,     Cleve  and. 

School    of     Mines     1922;     married,    Cleveland,  Hathaway-Brown    school    and    Smith    college 

Oct.     31,     1923     to    Theodora    Beidler    Potter;  B.A.:     married.    Cleveland,     Apr      10.     1913     to 

discharged   from   U.   S.   army   Dec.    1918;   sani-  William     Barriss     McAllister — children,     Wil- 

tary  engineer.  County  Board  of  Health;  mem-  liam    Barriss    McAllister    Jr.;     sec.     executive 

ber    Phi    Alpha    Lambda.       Residence:       2441  committee  Women's  Headquarters.  Red  Cross 

Overlook-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.     Office:     Old  during  world  war;  associated  with  Day  Nur- 

Court  House.  sery    and    Free    Kindergarten    assns.;    Music 

School     Settlement,     Children's     Bureau     and 

MacL.VREX,  Theodora  Potter;  born,   Cleve-  Benjamin    Rose    Institute;    member    Women's 

land,   June  2,   1905;   daughter  Seymore   Austin  City   club.      Residence:      1887    E.    84th   st. 
and  Lillian  (Beidler)  Potter;  educated.  Laurel 

school    1922,    Shaw    1923;    married,    Cleveland,  McALLISTER,  William  Barrlsa,  contractor; 

Oct.    21,    1923    to    Albert    Sergeant    MacLaren.  born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  5,  1877;  son  Arthur  and 

Residence:       2441       Overlook-rd.,       Cleveland  Emma   (Barriss)    McAllister;   educated,  Ossin- 

Hghts.  ing,   N.  Y.,   Mt.   Pleasant  Academy;   Cleveland, 

«« .  <-^>  T-..T1V .  i»       ^ !        n„  1  _«»„      -v^  1,  Case     School     of     Applied     Science;     married, 

MACLENNAN.  Georgia  Harkness  York,  Cleveland,  Apr.  10,  1913  to  Martha  Weed- 
born,  Saginaw;  daughter.  Barney  H.  and  Julia  children,  William  Barriss  McAllister  Jr.; 
(Harkness)  York;  educated,  Cleveland.  Miss  regional  advisor  of  Cleveland  district,  War 
Mittleberger's  school;  Miss  Annie  Brown's  Industries  board.  War  Claims  board.  Ord- 
school,  Fifth-ave.,  New  York;  married  Cleve-  nance  Dept. ;  chairman  Labor  Relations  Corn- 
land  June  6,  1891  to  John  Donald  Maclennan;  mittee  C.  of  C;  pres.  and  treas.  W.  B.  Mc- 
chairman  War  Relief  Society  for  France  and  Allister  Co.;  member  Engineer's  society;  mem- 
ber Allies;  associated  with  the  Rainbow  hos-  ber  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fraternity:  member  Mid- 
pital;  member  Kirtland  and  Country  clubs.  Day  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residencej 
Residence:  Green  Hollow,  11912  Lake  Shore-  1887  E.  84th  st.  Office:  2165  E.  31st  st. 
blvd.,   Puerta   Berde.   St.   Augustine,   Fla. 

m.   „w  ^nn         »„!._        n„i«».         ) r,,f^ot rv, or, ♦  MoAXIXCH,     OrvIUe     M.,     insurance,     born, 

MacLEOD.        John        Holmes,        investment  Brookville.    Pa.,    Mar.    8,    1860;    son    James    T. 

banker;  born  Boston    Mass     Oct.  12.  1890     son  ^nd  Eliza    (Olds)   McAninch;   educated,  Cleve- 

John  Holmes  and  Elizabeth    (Beal)   MacLeod;  jand    high    schools;    married,    Cleveland.    July 

educated.  Boston  Latin  school.  Boston,  Mass.  6,    1889    to    Emma    Kolbe — children,    one    son 

and    Harvard   college;    married,    Boston,    Aug.  and   one   daughter;   member  Cleveland   Grays 

18.     1917     to    Caro    Kingman — children,     Caro  since    1888;    pres.    one    term    Fire    Insurance 

Kingman.    John    H.    MacLeod,    Jr.    and    Aleck  club:    associated    with    the    O.    M.    McAninch 

Kingman    MacLeod;    May    15.    1917 — Feb.    17,  and  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 

1919  world  war  service  as  major  Infantry,  U.  merce;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  North 

S.  A.;  committee  of  management  East  end  Y.  Eastern  Ohio  Gun  clubs.  Residence:    Fenway 

M.  C.  A.;  member  Union.  Mayfield.  University  Hall.    Office:   B.  F.   Keith  Bldg 
and    Harvard     (treas.    1916-1917;    pres.    1924) 

clubs,  of  Cleveland  and  the  Harvard  club  of  McBRlDE,  Lncla  McCurdy;  born,  Cleveland. 

New  York.     Recreation:  golf.     Residence:  1719  July   21,   1880;   daughter,   William   Henry  and 

Sheridan-rd.     South     Euclid,     O.      Office:     214  Fannie      S.      (Rhodes)      McCurdy:      educated, 

Williamson  Bldg.  Hathaway-Brown  school,   1899;  Miss  Herseys 

school,      Boston,      1901;      married,      Cleveland, 

MacMILLEN,  William  W.,  general  purchas-  june  6,1905  to  Malcora  Lee  McBride — children, 

Ing   agent;   born,    Iron    Mountain.   Mich..    Oct.  Lucia,    John    Harris    and    Malcolm    McBrlde; 

14.  1881;  son  William  D.  and  Florence   (Wat-  member    Woman     Suffrage    party:     1911-1920 

son)  MacMillen;  educated,  Sharon,  Pa.  public  financial  sec.  and  director  Ohio  Woman  Suff- 

schools;    married,    Sharon.    June    17.    1907    to  rage   assn.;    vice-chairman   Woman's   commlt- 

Nell    Williams — children,    Betty    and    Bobbie  tee,  Ohio  Council  National  Defense;  chairman 

MacMillen;    gen.    purchasing    agent    National  Ohio    committee    for    Y.    M.    C.    A.,    Wornan  s 

Malleable    and    Steel    Casting    Co.:     director  overseas      div.;      advisory      board;      Citizens 

Williams   Tool   Co.;    member  Masonic   f rater-  league;     3rd     vice-pres.     League     of     Women 

nity,    32nd    degree;    member    Cleveland    Ath-  Voters     of     Cleveland;     1st     vice-pres      Ohio 

letic.  Acacia  Country,   Cleveland  and   Rotary  League    of    Women    Voters      trustee    Harriet 

clubs.       Residence:       3015       Scarborough-rd..  L.    Keel^er    Memorial .    member   Women  s   City 

Cleveland   Hghts.      Office:    10600    Quincy-ave.  club.     Residence:  1583  Mlstletoe-dr. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

McBURNEY,  Mary  M.;  born.  Ulysses,  Kan.,  ber  board  of  managers  Home  for  Aged.    Resl- 

Dec.     14,     1891;     daughter,    Thomas     W.     and  dence:      1861    E.    90th-8t. 
Harriet  (Taggert)  Marshall;  educated,  Ulysses 

grammar    sthool.    Garden    City,    Kansas,    high  McCU'RK,    AVilllnni    Oliver,    banker,    born, 

school  1910   (valedictorian);  Ohio  State  Univ.  Brampton,    Ontario,     Can.;    son     Robert    and 

three    years;    married    Newport,    Ky.,    June    6,  Ann    (Oliver)    McClure;    educated,    Brampton, 

1913     to     John     White     McBurney — children,  Ont.     high     school     and      Toronto      Business 

John   Taggert   McBurney;   member   civics   and  college;    married,    Syracuse,    N.     Y.    June    17, 

legislation    committee    of    Cleveland    Federa-  1911     to    Gertrude     Klizabeth    Shurtleff;    prl- 

tion    of    Women's    clubs;    member    Women's  vate    sec.    to    the    general    manager    Ontario 

City    club    and    Ohio    State    University    Ahinini  Bank.    Toronto.    1890;    manager     safe     deposit 

assn.     Recreation:  reading.     Residence:  16009  dept.   Cleveland   Trust  Co.;   asst.   general   sec, 

Caledonia-ave.,    East   Cleveland.  Cleveland  Y.M.CA.  1894-1897;   treas.  The  Pres- 

„   ^.^„    ^   ,                                    .              L      ,  byterlan    Union.    The    Church    Kxten.«lon    com- 

McCAFFERl,     Manus*     ^V  illiam,     business  mittee  of  Cleveland  Presbytery ;  member  board 

managei^    born.    Sharon,    Pa.,    son    James    and  of  governors  Cleveland  Safe  Deposit  assn.  and 

Mary     (Cashman)     McCaffery;     educated,     St.  sec.    National    Safe    Deposit    Council;    trustee 

Johns     school;     married,     Cleveland.     Apr.     5.  Huron-rd    hospital.     The    Presbyterian    Union 

1926    to    Edna    Moore;    served    in    world    war  and    the    Church    of    the    Covenant;    member 

Sept.  28.  1918-Dec.  5,  1918.  Residence:   1615  E.  Mayfleld    Country    and    Cleveland    City    clubs 

77th  St.  Office:   1836  Euclid-ave.,  room  210.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.    Residence'   1861 

McCALL,    JanieH     Henderson,     real     estate;  ^-   ^^"^   ^t.     Office:   The  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

son    Thomas    Marshall     and     Jane     (Morison)  McCONNELL.      Clark      Tod.     lawver-   horn 


}^f^^^'    Pt'n^^- J^l"^-    "•    ^^^?,^"    ^°-    *^^"-  married.  Cleveland  Feb.   fo    19   8   tTMargare 

tified      with      Muskingum      college;      member  Sherwood— children  MaryliA  McConnell;  origi- 

Chamber    of    Commerce:     member    Cleveland  nal    organizer    of    interurban    bus    business    in 

Athletic,  Advertising  and  Civitan  clubs.     Re-  Cleveland  Akron  Co.;  now  pres.  of  Cleveland 

creation:  writing.  Residence:  14515  Drexmore-  Ashtabula    Conneaut    Bus    Co.;    vice    pres     of 

rd.,    Shaker   Hghts.  Cleveland    Elyria   Toledo   Bus   Co.;    pres.    The 

McCALL,     Rachel     J.     Kennedy,      teacher;  ^'PJ?^  ^°A=,  ^vf^"  J"^®  ^^^^"ehlin   Realty   Co.; 


Central       high      school       1903-1911;       member 

Women's    City    club.    Residence:    14515    Drex-         McCOIVIVELL,       Frederick       SteTenn,       coaJ 

more-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts.  operator;  born,  Mt.  Vernon.  O.,  Sept    18    1876' 


Coal    Co.   and   The   Enos   Coal   Co.;    vice   pres. 
McC.\RTHY,   Margaret   E.,   principal    public    and   gen.   manager  of  The  Enos  Coal   Co.  and 
school  born.  Cleveland  daughter,  Michael  and    The  Maconal  Co.;  pres.  The  Indiana  Coal  Pro- 


Edgewate 

Sowinski  school.  McCOR.'»IICK,  Charles  David,  Interior  dec- 
«  r^tciwv  n^i.^^..-  A^^^^^  otfr^-na^r  ot  orator;  born,  Barrie,  Ont..  Oct.  29,  1877;  son 
McCASLI>,Thoma.  Andrew,  attorney  at  r^^  Malcolm  T.  and  Helen  (Cornwall)  Mc- 
law;  born.  McVllIe  Pa..  Sept  30.  1863  son  Cormlck;  educated,  Cumberland,  Md.;  mar- 
Andrew  and  Dorothea  Gray  (Rlnehart)  Mc-  ried,  Charlottesville,  Va.,  June  23.  1906  to 
Caslin;  educated,  public  school;  Elders  Ridge  Elizabeth  Alexander  Smith — children,  Eliza- 
Academy,  Elder's  Ridge.  Pa..  1883;  married,  beth  McCormick;  legal  advisory  board. 
Cleveland,  Sept.  29,  1890  to  Ruth  LeMont —  American  Protection  league  and  aided  on 
children,  James  Frederick,  John  White  and  Liberty  Loan  campaigns;  twenty  years  with 
Ruth  Dorothea  McCaslin;  member  Cleveland  Sterling  and  Welch  Co.;  six  years  with  The 
Bar  assn.;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Tyrian  Halle  Bros.  Co.;  established  his  own  business 
Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.  Residence:  1488  E.  116th  st.  seven  years  ago;  member  troop  A.  Veterans 
Bummer:  Winnequah  Farm.  Valley  View,  assn.  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
111.  Office:  1410  Williamson  Bldg.  merce;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
McCLURE,  Gertrude  Elizabeth,  born,  Can-  fo^o^g'^^'i'ron  rd^^  Chestnut  HiUs-dr.  OfTlce: 
ton,    N.    Y.;    daughter    Giles    Chittenden    and  ^""^  ""'^on-ru- 

Harriet   Jane    (Bingham)    Packard;    educated,  McCORMICK,      Nelson       W-      Investments; 

Syracuse.  N.  Y..  public  schools;  married,  June  born,    Cleveland,    Jan.    21,    1889;    son    Charles 

17.     1911     to     William     Oliver    McClure;     Red  W.    and    Catherine    E.    (Roberts)    McCormick; 

Cross     work     during    world     war;     active    as  educated.   Cleveland.   University   school;    1906 

director    in    Women's    Guild.    Church    of    the  Yale   University   A.B.   1910;   commissioned    2nd 

Covenant;  member  Women'8  City  club;  mem-  lieut    F.A.    at    conclusion    of    First    Oftlceri 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Training  Camp  Aug.   15.   1917;  went  overseas  Phi  society;  member  University  and  Country 

immediately    serving    18    months    in    France,  clubs.      Recreation:      golf.      Residence:      2108 

first  at  artillery  school  at  Saumur,  later  with  Ablngton-rd.     Office:    1682    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

103rd.    F.A.,    26th    div.,    as    battalion    adjutant  __   -,,,.,_,     „,                 „                v,            xt           i 

and     regimental     Intelligence    officer,     during  McCLNE,    fc^leanore    Brown t    born,    Newark, 

Us  entire  period  at  the  front;  with  exception  0--    daughter    John    Holbrook    and    Eleanore 

of     war     service     associated     with     Otis     &  l?,f°^">  J^?P'''',V    educated     Newark    public 

Co..   in   sales  and  advertising  work   1913-1922;  «^hools     Hellmuth  .college.    London     Ontario, 

associated  with  The  Union  Mortage  Co.  since  t"^^,^i,«»^B,'i^"harn  s  School  for  Girls.   North- 

1924-1926:  now  representative  Merrill.  Lynch  ampton,   Mass.      Residence:  2265   StUlman-rd. 

&    Co.;    member    Delta    Kappa    Epsilon    and  McCUNE,  Samnel  L^  banker;   born,   Athens, 

Phi    Delta   Phi    fraternities;    member    Univer-  q.,    June   30,    1875;    son   John    King   and   Maria 

sity    club.      Residence:     3813    Euclid-ave.     Of-  Ann    (Pickering)    McCune;    educated,    Athens 

fice:   627  Union  Trust  Bldg.  high   school.  Ohio  Univ.,   Ph.B.   1896;   married, 

MeCRAY,   Randolph   Y,;    born.    Ruggles.    a.  Chillicothep      Nov.    6.    1907    to    Marguerite 


county      commissioners,    ^1909.      city      clerk  ^^     ^jj      masonic      bodies;      member      Shaker 

of    Cleveland,   .1910-1911:    ^ec    Republican    ex-  „e,    i^^s   Country   and   Mid    Day   clubs.    Recre- 

ecutiye    committee    Cuyahoga    County,    1912.  ^j              j^      Residence:  2290  St.  James-pkwy. 
world      war,      charge     of      publicity      second 

and    third   Liberty   Loan   campaigns   in   Cleve-  McDANIELS,      Homer,      mgr.      and      treas. 

land  under  E.  S.  Burke  Jr.  and  Horatio  Ford;  Sheriff    St.    Market    and    Storage    Co.;     born, 

served    on    original    "Sane    Fourth"    commis-  Paris,    O.,    1854;    son    A.    and    Amanda    (Stier) 

sion  and  initial  Community  Christmas  board;  McDaniels;   married,   Canton,   O.,   June   4,   1879 

pres.  Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce,   1918;  to     Mary     A.     Cobaugh— children,     seven;     dl- 

newspaper   work    in   Mansfield,    O.,   on   Mans-  rector    Cleveland    Tanning    Co.;    pres.    Cleve- 

field     Shield,     1900;     Cleveland     Plain     Dealer  if ".^    Knife    and    Forge    Co.;    member    Shaker 

!»„«>    ir,    lono    ,>r.nt  nil i Tier    «evf>rni    vfarf    alqn  Heights     Country     and     Rotary     clubs.       Rec- 

^^"nnec"ed'  wit'ir  Pmsb^rrh'^GlU^tte'^  TiS  --^-"ofi'^i'-  2r3^/Sr4tf  Jf  '^"'^"^  ''^''"■ 
then  the  Pittsburgh  Gazette;  later  the  Cleve-  l^^^^-  ^ftlce.  2JJ5  East  4th  st. 
land  Press;  financial  editor  Cleveland  McDER.MOTT,  Thomati  Joseph,  dentist; 
Leader,  covering  for  this  paper  and  the  born,  Philadelphia,  I'a.,  Aug.  8,  1895;  son 
Plain  Dealer  traction  war  news  from  1907  Peter  J.  and  Katherlne  (Scanlon)  McDermott; 
through  to  settlement;  handled  advertising  educated,  Cleveland,  public  schools;  St.  Pat- 
for  Telling  Belle  Vernon  Co.,  1912-1914;  with  rick's  school;  St.  Rose  school,  St.  Ignatius 
Otis  and  Co.,  1914-1919  in  brokerage  business,  college,  Western  Reserve  University,  D.D.S. 
also  under  own  name  as  broker  and  member  and  Ohio  Northern  Lniv.LL.B.;  married. 
Cleveland  stock  exchange  until  1925;  member  Cleveland,  July  26.  1924  to  Mary  L.  Murphy- 
Franklin  Circle  Disciple  church;  Gaston  children  one;  1st.  lieut  Dental  corps  U.  S.  A. 
Allen  lodge.  F.  and  A.  M.;  Cleveland  Adver-  Ju'V  23  191<-Mar.  20  1925;  capt.  Dental  corps 
tising  club;  paternal  grandmother,  Rebecca  U.  S.  A  Mar.  20,  1925;  service  camp  Sevier, 
McCray,  among  original  members  of  Alexan-  Oreenville,  S  C  ;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio 
der  Campbell's  Disciple  church  in  Washing-  State  and  Northern  Ohio  dental  societies; 
ton  county.  Pa.  Office:  Caxton  Bldg.  iS®'?]*'®,''  ,A";>e"can  Dental  and  Cleveland 
■"  Medical     Library     assns.;     member     Gilmour 

McCREA,    Carrie    Carpenter;    born.    Cleve-  Council,    Knights    of    Columbus.       Residence: 

land.    Mar.    6,    1879;    daughter    Judge    Alfred  4637     Horton-rd.,     Garfield     Hghts.        Office: 

G.     and     Alice     (Boyd)     Carpenter;     educated,  821   Rose  Bldg. 

Science  Hill.   Shelbyville,   Ky..   and  Lake   Erie  m.„r«irii^ir«'i"r     u-im..^     i^nnino..      lor^rT^,.. 

college.    Painesville,    O.:    married,    Cleveland,  u^^i'^??,''^?^^,'    ^)i'""i"?    "^^sq?'"?*'    ^7/^1^ 

Sept      17,     1901     to     James     Birney    McCrea—  ^°^"'  TAh.'^°"/T^°n. ;'.?"•  J^h.V^r^ I W  •^°"«^^?JJlf/ 

ch  Idren,   Ruth   Carolyn    (Mrs.    Biggar).    Alex-  ^Vf^.i^^^lf     ^^fHLt^L<,^l'^^fv™«  a  ■     wi^fA^rn' 

ander  .1.  and  James  Birney  McCrea  Jr.;  mem-  ^'"i"' ^°Tf„i^   t  t®  r®  £.,  i^   i'.  ?h^h  ^^ll^r^^ 

ber    Women's    City    and     Lakewood     Garden  K®f,®^y|i  F'i*7-,^VQ^b.^\?.1-1.T  ^ro.H=i^c,*^^^ 

clubs.         Residence:       10000       Rldgewood-dr.,  Nov     1917-Sept.    m9;    started    prac^^ 

r>or-m'i  McrVifo     o  at    1843    Uniou     Irust    rsldg.    June    18.    1924; 

i  arma  rtgnis..  »J.  member    Cleveland    Bar    assn.;    member    Phi 

McCRE.4,    James    Birney,    pres.    Ohio    Pro-  Alpha     Delta     fraternity;     member     Excelsior 
vision    Co.;    born,    Cleveland.    Feb.    26,    1875;  club.      Recreation:  golf    and    athletics.      Res- 
son    Alexander    J.    and    Elsetta    (Irvine)    Mc-  idence:  1944    E.    75th    st.      Office:  1843    Union 
Crea;     educated,     Cleveland,     public     schools;  Trust    Bldg. 
married,  (Cleveland    Sept    17    1901    to  Carolyn  McDO.XALD,      Thomas      Eraser;      mortgage 

?^n^^?P^S-tlTr*'*"T?T7"'A^*i*i'n?..^^/.^,;,?/Ti,H  'oans;   bom,  Cherokee,  la.,  Oct.   14,   1890;   son 

Vo^   =•   i?i'^^' Jin  •.o^??"^nL'^I^Li^?n  John      and      Margaret      (Donald)      McDonald; 

i^I2?%^r.'J^^/.^^^^,%^s-{l,\-^^tl.   -^hoAh^^  educated,    Iowa    State   Teacher's   college   A.B. 

P^^,He^^''^n^^  ^l^-^^^^^h^^^-^v-.P  R?,tJv!l®.  ^,n^  1913;    State   Univ.   of   Iowa,   L.L.B.    19lf;   mar- 

tf^^^^-^^    9?;.'    ^',5i®.oP'^S^i=^^^..?''*rSr^,LianH  ried.     Sioux    Center,     la..     June     25,     1919     to 

Stamping     c:o.,      vice      pres       The      Cleveland  Helena    Jongeward— children,    Barbara    Jane 

^nH^Tr^ff  Pn°- '^^tf  ^'itr^  Pro^fcVJ'pn     p^n^n.^n^^  Elaine  Eleanor  and  Margery' Ann  McDonald; 

f.r.'^.J'^^fLS^-'  fi^^Ar  o^/^°*\^^'^.v,^°V..^?^"',^^^^^  ensign   in  U.  S.   navy ;  supt.   Redp_ath.  Vawter 


McCREARY,     Robert     Gros-venor,.    lawyer;  and    manager    The    Lake    City    Mortgage    Co.; 

born,  Detroit,  Mich.,  Nov.  20,  1882;  son  Lewis  sec.-treas.   The   Port   City  Mortgage   Co.;   ad- 

Applegate    and    Helen     (Sprague)     McCreary;  mitted    to    Iowa   Bar    1918;    admitted    to    Ohio 

educated,  Univ.   of  Mich.   LL.B.    1906;   member  Bar     1922;     member    Acacia,     Phi    Delta    Phi 

troop    A.   for   five   years;    member   of   firm    of  and    Delta   Sigma   Rho    fraternities;    member 

Goulder    White    and    Garry;     member    Sigma  Cleveland    Athletic,    Lakewood    Country    and 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Lorain  Country  clubs.     Residence:  13437  Em-  J.    O.    and    Ann    (Duncanson)    McGehee;    edu- 

erson-ave.,   Lakewood.      Office:    706   Guardian  cated,    Riclimond    college    1892;    Medical    col- 

B\dg.  lege   of   Va.    1898;    M.D.   and    D.D.S. ;    married, 

Monnvnfrr'H    iviiii.».    m      e^ioo    ^r^o-,-.,^^...  Richmond.  June  27.  1900  to  Helen  Nye — child- 

ca^^ed'"'"s^a;\h1..^S''c!fl'^L^'A^B"79^0--^    ^^E  nes's'  league    of"  AVeH?a^n°d^f.tLVs;' foTm^Ti; 

1908      mrrrUd      9t      f  m  Tf  '  A n^      PQ      1 Q1  r    ^  P'ofessor   in   and   dean   of  dental   dept.,   Medi- 

riara   fVnt^l     VhiiHrf^?    {'Ui^r^-n   McVil    wii°  ^^al   college  Of  Va. ;   formerly  professor  in  and 

Clara  Crotty — children.   Kathryn  Marie,   Will-  sunt      of     Oiiio     School     of     Hpntal     Rnre-prv 

Do"?,ou'l°h'''''own^r'w""R     MnAo^nY.T"^   ^^^  for^merl^   professor  Yn'^  and' di?lc"to%'  of  "ufnt^i 

£°"°K"^''T.'°!^i?5'^  o^--,?-  ?^^Py^?}^^^    ^    9.°-  school.  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  now  in  active 


g-ma  fraternity;  member  practice  of  profession;  member  American 
^^  KT^,-  ^^t'^iirf^^  ^"  Medical.  American  Dental,  Ohio  Dental,  and 
ice.    rsationai    isicig.  Cleveland   Dental    a.ssns.   and    honorary    mem- 


member     Kappa     Sigma     fraternity 

Cleveland  Advertisi; 

Edgewater-dr.      Off.^.,.    ....^v^.,.^.    ^...c  uieveiana   uentai   a.ssns.  ana   nonorary 

McFADDEX,  James  A.,  priest  chancellor  of  ^^^  of  Florida,  Tennessee  and  Virginia 
diocese;  born,  Cleveland.  Dec.  24,  1880;  son  Dental  societies;  author  of  numerous  text- 
Edward  and  Marv  (Cavanagh)  McFadden;  books  and  magazine  articles  on  scientific 
educated.  Cleveland.  John  Crroll  University  subjects;  lecturer  before  numerous  dental 
and  St.  Mary's  Seminary.  Residence:  14808  societies  on  technical  subjects;  associate,  of 
Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office  605  Guarantee  American  Guild  of  Organists;  organist 
Title    Bldg  pianist    and    composer    of    secular    and    sacred 

u  ^.w^^..T       ..            ,            ,                         ^  compositions;     member    Masonic     order     32nd 

T>  ^'k*^.-^*^^'-^'     Alexander,     clergyman;     born,  degree;    member    Xi    Psi    Rhi    fraternity    and 

Banbridge.    Co-Down.    Ireland     Feb.    15,    18i0;  musical  director  of  this  fraternity.  Residence: 

son    Alexander    and    Elizabeth     (Geary)    Mc-  The    Commodore.    Office:    The   Commonwealth 

Gaffin;    educated.    Belfast    Academy,    Ireland;  Bldg 

Mount  Hermon  School,  Mass.;  Princeton  Univ.;  „   ^^^.^.^t    r^,                ,,•         v,           /-.i        i      j 

B.A.    and   M.A.    Princeton    Theological    Semin-  ^^I'^^rP^ J^^ '  5^'**''*""*^?  '"*'*•  ^^-Xl^'  Cleveland, 

ary.  Western  Reserve  D.D.;  married,  Ramsey.  ?^*^-,  ^.' J?^^:    ^^^^}^^^^ r^^^^Y    T  x?",*^   ^^^^^ 

N.  .!..  Aug.  3.  1904  to  Anna  Sternberg  DeYoe—  (Peck)   Rice;  educated,  Cleveland.  Hathaway- 

children,     Elizabeth     Anna    DeYoe     McGaffin;  ?/<^^^:"o^^'\°'^*'x>^^,^5'^'"^'L'''®'^'   Cleveland,  Apr. 

served   with    the   Y.M:.C.A.    in    France   June    to  ^h,}^^^    |?     ^.°^^".^     Vi^Fi"^"^     McGowan— 

Dec.  191S;  pastor  Presbyterian  church.  Mount  S^''*^'"en-    Stuart    Rice    McGowan.    Residence. 

Sterling,     111.;     Second     Presbyterian     Church,  2o72    Kenilworth-rd. 

Brooklyn,  N  Y  ;  First  Presbyterian  Church,  McGOWAX,  Roland  Thomson,  instructor 
Lockport.  N.  Y.;  Euclid-ave.  Presbyterian  for  Equitable  Life  Insurance  Society  of 
Church,  Cleveland,  and  associate  pa  s  t  o  r  America;  born.  Fayetteville,  Pa..  June  17. 
Church  of  the  Convenant,  Cleveland.  Recrea-  1372 ;  son  Thomson  and  Sarah  E.  (Rowland) 
tlon:  cricket,  football,  tennis,  golf,  baseball,  McGowan;  educated,  Cleveland,  Western  Re- 
motor-boating,  and  volley  ball;  at  present,  serve  Univ.  B.A.;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  11, 
principal  recreation  is  his  cottage  in  the  hills  1899  to  Florence  Rice — children,  Stuart  Rice 
of  New  Jersey.  Residence:  2080  Cornell-rd.  McGowan;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  frater- 
Office:  Church  of  the  Convenant.  nity.    Residence:   2572  Kenilworth-rd.     Office: 

McGAFFIX.    Anna    DeYoe,    daughter    M.    B.  Union    Trust    Bldg. 

and   Elizabeth    (Ackerman)    DeYoe;   educated,  McGRATH,     Harry     A.,     investigator     and 

Trenton,  N.  J.,  State  Normal  school;   married,  criminologist;    born,    Beaver    Falls,    Pa.,    1898; 

Ramsey,  N    J.,  Aug^^  3.  1906  to  Alexarjder  Mc-  ^^^     jQ^n     and     Lillian     (Dunlap)     McGrath; 


2080  Cornell-rd.  — children,  two;   during  world  war  at  Water 

McGAY,    Norman    Percy,     physician;     born,  ville,    N.    Y.    and    Watertown,    Mass..    Govern- 

Chicago.  111.,  July  7.  1879;  son  J.  H.  and  A.  M.  ment   arsenals;,  operative   and  director   R-    J- 

(Nicol)   McGay;  educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.  M.D.  Coach    Co.;    pres.    McGrath    &    Co.    Mail    Order 

1903;  married,  Cleveland.  Oct.  25.  1905  to  Jas-  House,    McGrath    &    Co.   Secret    Service;    pres. 

mine   Conkey;    23    months    in    the    world    war;  and   director  State   Intelligence   Inc.;    member 

Major  M.R.C.  chief  surgeon  base  hospital  No.  Forest    City    Masonic    lodge     388    and     Webb 

82     A.E.F.;     member    Cleveland    Academy     of  chapter  14   Masonic  lodge;   member  Cleveland 

Medicine;    member    Phi    Chi    fraternity;    32nd  Chamber   of  Commerce;  member  Chinese  Kuo 

degree    Mason;    member    Big    Ten    Univ.    and  Min   Tong.  City  and   High  Noon  clubs.  Recre- 

High  Noon   clubs.     Residence:    2407  Coventry-  ation:    studying  criminology,   soclalogy,    char- 

rd      Office'  1000  E    105th  st  acter    analysis    and    political    changes.      Resi- 

„  dence:    Colonial     Hotel     or     1848     E.     65th-st. 

McGEHEE,   Helen    Nye;    born,    Washington,  office:    1848   E.   65th-st. 
D.     C;     educated     Wasiiington     high     school; 

Washington  and  New  York  voice  culture  and        MeGRAW,     Edward    \\  llllnm,    attorney     at 

general    musical    education,    eight    years   with  law;   born,  Cleveland,  Mar.   26,   1893;  son  John 

J     W.    Birschoff;    married,    Washington.    June  J.    and    Mary     (Conradt)     McGraw;    educated, 

27     1900   to    Dr.   W.    H.   O.    McGehee — children.  Cleveland.     St.    Ignatius    college     (now    John 

Francis   Nye    and   Allen    D.    McGehee:    concert  Carroll  Univ.)  A.B.  1917  and  Western  Reserve 

Binger  and  teacher  of  voice  culture  In  Wash-  Univ.        LL.B.      1920;      member      4th      degree 

Ington,   Richmond,  Va.,  Cincinnati  and  Cleve-  Knights    of    Columbus.    B.    P.    O.    E.    and    Phi 

land;     soprano     soloist.     Metropolitan    M.    E.  Alpha   Delta    fraternity.      Residence:    3291    W. 

Church      at      Washington,      Centenary    M.    E.  100th  st.     Office:  430  Williamson  Bldg. 
Baptist    church,    Richmond,    and    Grace    Epis-         »f„nii  »\v        H«r.-i.»n       n         iawv«.r-     hr.rn 

copal    Church    of    Richmond.    Church    of    the  DA'^Tjf^VJVu    "Mrv??    1870-    so^  Alexander 

Epiphany,      Cincinnati,      O.;^    pres.      Morning  J^^^roit.    Mich      »jay    13.    18<0     son    Alexander 

Musical     club,     Richmond,    Va.,     and     Clifton  "teTunlv    of  Mich    A  B    1891     married    New 

Choral    club    of    Cincinnati;     member     Fort-  ^^*,®,,;  \?„     q°/„t    r    ^Qnii  to  f^^^^^ 

nightly.    Music     and     Drama     and     Women's  C^^^f-  ^^iV  SePl"  5.  1906  to  phel  V^^ 


McGEHEE,   W.    H.    O^    dentist,    author    and    director      of      Asso.      for      Criminal      Justice,- 
musician;    born,    Virginia,    Jan.    20,    1876;    son    member  Cleveland  Hghts.  School  board  1922- 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


1924;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsllon  frater- 
nity; member  Union,  Mid  Day,  Kirtland,  May- 
field  and  University  of  Mich,  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2559  Wellington-rd.  Office:  1585  Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

5IoGWI\N,  Kntherine  Freeinnn;  born, 
Jame.'^town,  N.  Y.;  daughter  Willis  Henry 
and  Katherine  M.  (Rowley)  Freeman;  edu- 
cated, St.  Paul,  Minn.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  3,  1902  to  George  Douglas  McOwlnn — 
children,  Katherine  Lois  McGwinn;  mem- 
ber Western  Reserve  chapter,  D.A.R.  (chair- 
man of  patriotic  education);  member  Daugh- 
ters of  the  American  Colonists,  state  corres- 
ponding sec.  Charter  Oak  chapter  rec.  sec; 
member  Women's  City  club;  member  East 
Congregational  Reading  circle  (Past  pres.). 
Residence:  2439  Demington-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.,    O. 

HIcILUATH,  Oliver  Perry,  real  estate: 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  27,  1842;  son  Abner  C. 
and  Eliza  (Pier)  Mcllrath;  educated,  East 
(i;ieveland,  in  a  one  room  school  on  Euclld- 
ave.  about  where  the  Methodist  church  now 
stands;  graduated,  Shaw  Academy  (no  high 
schools  then)  and  commercial  college;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Aug.  21,  1877  to  Olia  A. 
Houtz,  (school  teacher  at  Rockwell  school) 
— children,  five,  all  born,  educated  and  mar- 
ried in  Cleveland;  served  in  Civil  war;  or- 
ganized the  Mcllrath  Family  Assn.  48  years 
ago;  now  numbers  442  members  all  related, 
most  of  tliem  living  In  Cuyahoga  county; 
now  writing  the  history  of  this  family;  his 
grandfather,  his  three  brothers  and  two  sis- 
ters settled  in  East  Cleveland  in  1803.  Resi- 
dence: 1306  E.  133rd  st.  East  Cleveland,  sum- 
mer  home,   Paw-paw   lake,   (ZJhagrin   Falls. 

Mcintosh,     Henry     Payne,     Jr.,     banker; 

born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1884;  son  Henry 
Payne  and  Olive  (Manfull)  Mcintosh;  edu- 
cated. Cleveland,  University  school  and  Univ. 
of  Penn.,  Philadelphia;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  19,  1908  to  Isabel  Strong — children. 
Henry  Payne  III,  Gregory  Strong  and  Martha 
Mcintosh;  member  A.S.A.P. ;  vice  pres.  and 
director  (Guardian  Trust  Co;  director  Stand- 
ard Tool  Co.  and  New  England  Co.;  treas. 
Bratenahl  Village;  member  Union,  Hermit, 
Kirkland,  Midland  and  Cleveland  Automobile 
clubs.  Recreation:  horse-back  riding  and 
golf.  Residence:  Corning-dr.,  Sta.  H.  Of- 
fice:   Guardian  Trust  Co. 

Mcintosh,  Henry  Payne,  banker;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  27,  1846;  son  Alexander  and 
Agnes  (Nlcol)  Mcintosh;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married.  Alliance,  O., 
Jan.  19,  1871  to  Olive  Ann  Manfull — children, 
Mrs.  John  Sherwin,  Mrs.  Robert  D.  Betty, 
Mrs.  E.  H  Brown,  Henry  Payne  Jr.,  John 
Manfull  and  Ralph  Edward  Mcintosh  (de- 
ceased); director  and  chairman  of  the  Board, 
The  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  director  and  vice 
pres.  The  Standard  Tool  Co.;  director  The 
Masonic  Temple  Assn.,  The  Interlake  Steam- 
ship Co.  and  The  Cleveland  Railway  Co.; 
trustee  Calvary  Presbyterian  church,  Adel- 
bert  college,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and 
Cleveland  college;  member  Supreme  Council 
Scottish  Rite  Masonry,  Grand  Commandery, 
Ohio  Knights  Templar;  member  American 
and  Ohio  Bankers  assn.;  member  Mid  Day, 
Kirtland,  Rowfant,  Union  and  Bankers 
clubs;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merice.  Residence:  2323  Coventry-rd.,  Cleve- 
land.   Office:   623   Euclid-ave. 

McINTOSH,  John  Manfull,  insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  1893;  son  Henry  Payne  and  Olive 
(Manfull)  Mcintosh;  educated,  Yale  Univer- 
sity 1916;  married.  Canton,  O.,  1917  to  Mary 
Margaret  Stewart — children,  Mary  Stewart 
Mcintosh;  1st  lieut.  Q.M.C.,  U.S.A.;  member 
Country,  Kirkland,  Union  and  Congress  Lake 
clubs.  Residence:  2328  Stillman-rd.  Office: 
1028   Hanna   Bldg. 


McINTOSH,  Mary  M.  Stewart;  born,  Canton, 
O.,  July  17,  1895;  daughter  Harry  B.  and 
Minnie  (Taylor)  Stewait;  educated,  Ogontz 
school;  married.  Canton,  Feb.  3,  1917  to  John 
Manfull  Mcintosh — children,  Mary  Stewart 
Mcintosh.      Residence:    232S   Stillman-rd. 

McINTYRE,  Seward  B.,  vice  pres.  Pike 
Richmond  Co.;  born,  Bradford,  Pa.,  Aug.  15, 
1880;  son  Joseph  and  Roslne  (Brady)  Mc- 
Intyre;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Buffalo  N.  Y.,  Dec.  16,  1908  to  Anna 
L.  Sheck;  member  Woodward  lodge,  F.  & 
A.  M.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Willo- 
wick  (director)  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
fishing  and  baseball.  Residence:  Wickliffe 
on  the  Lake.     Office:     205  St.  Clair-ave.  N.  W. 

McKAY,  Itohert  Hunter,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  29,  1884;  son  Robert 
and  Agnes  (Hunter)  McKay;  educated,  Cleve- 
land South  high  school,  Spencerian  business 
college,  Adelbert  college  and  Yale  Univ.; 
married  Cleveland,  Apr.  26,  1910  to  Jessie  K. 
Jones — children.  Hunter  J.  and  Robert  W. 
McKay;  city  solicitor  of  Bciea  in  1918; 
justice  of  the  peace  of  Middleburgh  town- 
ship since  Jan.  1.  1926;  justice  of  the  peace 
in  1920;  admitted  to  practice  of  law  1909; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  member 
Knights  of  Pythias;  32iid  degree  Mason; 
Knight  Templar  and  Shriner;  member  Alpha 
Tau  Omega  and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  and  Theta 
Nu  Epsilon  fraternities;  member  Kiwanis, 
High  Noon  and  Western  Reserve  Kennel 
(pres.  for  the  past  three  years)  clubs.  Re- 
creation: fishing  and  hunting.  Residence: 
35  Fifth-ave.,  Berea,  O.  Office:  1003  Ulmer 
Bldg. 

McKEE,  Arthur  G.,  engineer;  born,  Pa., 
Jan.  12,  1871;  son  Prof.  James  Y.  and  Margaret 
Anne  (Glenn)  McKee;  educated,  Penn.  State 
college,  B.S.  and  M.S.;  married,  April  20, 
1899  to  Marion  Fairbanks  Deane — children, 
Mary  Katherine  and  Marion  Glenn  McKee; 
designer  and  builder  of  blast  furnaces  and 
blast  furnace  equipment  whei'ever  iron  is 
manufactured  in  the  United  States,  Great 
Britain,  France,  Russia  and  India;  contri- 
butor of  numerous  inventions  which  have 
been  valuable  improvements  in  the  art  of 
smelting  iron;  pres.  Arthur  G.  McKee  Co., 
The  McKee  Sexton  Land  Co.;  vice  pres.  Royal 
Park  Co.  and  director  of  The  Central  Na- 
tional Bank;  member  American  Society  of 
Mechanical  Engineers,  American  I.  and  S. 
Inst.,  American  Inst.  M.  and  M.  Engineers 
and  Cleveland  Eng.  society;  member  Tau 
Beta  Pi,  Phi  Kappa  Phi  and  Phi  Kappa  Sigma 
fraternities;  trustee  Church  of  the  Covenant; 
member  Union,  Mayfield,  Mid  Day  and  Old 
Colony  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  bridge. 
Residence:  2219  Chestnut  Hills-dr.  Office: 
2422   Euclld-ave. 

McKEE,  John  Smith,  works  manager;  born, 
Elizabeth,  Pa.,  Sept.  12,  1875;  son  Robert 
Jackson  and  Nannie  E.  (Sprague)  McKee; 
educated,  public  schools;  married  Pittsburgh, 
Mar.  22,  1905  to  Carolyn  M.  Speer — children, 
Martha  Olive  McKee:  associated  with  the 
Carnegie  Steel  Co.  Homestead  Works  for 
eight  years;  supt  Electric  dept.,  north  works 
at  Sharon,  Pa.  two  years;  Pittsburgh 
district  sales  manager;  Electric  Con- 
troller and  Mfg.  Co.,  Cleveland  nine 
years;  supt.  of  inspection  and  tests  for 
eight  years;  works  manager  since  1917; 
director  Electric  Controller  &  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Brenton  D.  Babcock  lodge  No.  600, 
F.  &  A.  M. ;  Heights  chapter  No.  206  R.  A.M. 
(charter  member);  Woodward  Council  No. 
118  R.  &  S.  M.;  member  Cleveland  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Sleepv  Hollow  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3302  Redwood-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   2700   E.   79th   st. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


McKlNIVIE,  Adele,  teacher  of  rhythm; 
born,  Cleveland;  daughter  Harry  J.  and  Kate 
(Sharpe)  McKinnle;  educated,  Vassar  ool- 
lege,  A.B. ;  Columbia  Univ.,  M.  A.;  director 
The  Noyes  school  of  Rhythm,  for  Children, 
Inc.;  teacher  The  Noyes  School  of  Rhythm. 
Residence:  171  W.  12th  st..  New  York  City. 
Office:     215   W.   11th   St..   New   York   City 

McKINNEV,  John  Rlllott.  merchant;  born, 
Mineral  Ridg:e.  O.,  1877;  son  Dr.  and  Mrs. 
Samuel  McKinney;  married,  Cleveland,  1916 
to  Grace  Ewing:;  vice  pres.  The  Vincent  Bar- 
stow  Co.;  member  Shaker  Country  and  Chag- 
rin Valley  Country  clubs.  Residence:  3103 
Kingsley-rd.    Office:    725  Euclld-ave. 

McKINSTRY,  Chnrles  TliomoB,  pres.  Erner 
Electric  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1865; 
son  James  P.  and  Emm.a  A  (Miller)  McKin- 
stry;  educated.  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Saulte  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.,  189S  to 
Jessie  1'.  Fowle;  cashier,  treas.  and  manager 
Cleveland  Telephone  Co.  1885-1901;  sec.  treas. 
The  Erner  Electric  Co.  1901-1908;  pres.  and 
treas.  The  Erner  Electric  Co.  since  1908; 
member  Electrical  League  of  Cleveland; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Canterbury  Golf, 
Shaker  Community  and  Cleveland  Automo- 
bile clubs.  Residence:  3266  Warrlngton-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.    Office:    1430  W.   9th   st. 

McKINSTRY.  Helen  "IVlnton,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  9,  1886;  daughter  Alexander  and 
Jean  (McGIashen)  Winton;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, Hathaway-Brown  school  1906;  Mrs. 
Hazen's  School,  Pelham  Manor,  New  York; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1912  to  William 
Scott  McKinstry — children,  William  Jr.  and 
Robert  McKinstry.  Residence:  11871  Lake- 
ave.,    Lakewood. 

McKI.XSTRY,  AVilliam  Scott,  Winton  En- 
gine Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  27,  1885; 
son  James  P.  and  Emma  (Miller)  McKinstry; 
married,  Cleveland,  to  Helen  Winton — child- 
ren, William  Jr.  and  Robert  McKinstry; 
member  troop  A.  Ohio  National  guard;  cor- 
poral in  troop  A  cavalry  in  1909;  sergeant 
in  troop  A.  Ohio  Cavalry  1910;  ten  years  with 
The  Cleveland  Bell  Telephone  Co.  Recrea- 
tion: golf:  Residence:  11871  Lake-ave., 
Lakewood.    Office:    2116   W.    106th   st. 

McKMGHT,  Mnrion  H„  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  9,  1885;  daughter  M.  M.  and  Elizabeth 
W.  (Peckham)  Hobart;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Miss  Mittlebergcr's  School;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  17,  1906  to  Wilbur  Dunham — child- 
ren, Ann,  Aileen  and  Jane  Dunham;  married 
Dec.  14.  1922  to  Thomas  K.  McKnight.  Resi- 
dence:  2741   Euclid  Hghts-blvd. 

McL..\XI<:,  JameM  W'lllinm,  manufacturer's 
representative;  born,  Centralia,  111.,  Apr.  8, 
1S59;  son  Milo  Maxwell  and  Eliza  (Collopy) 
McLane;  educated  Ohio  Central  Normal  school 
1877;  Adelbert  college.  A.B.  1883;  A.M.  1885; 
Ohio  State  Life  certificate  1883;  admitted 
to  Ohio  Bar  1889;  married.  Cuyahoga  Falls, 
O.,  Dec.  27,  1886  to  Milie  Grace  Sykes — child- 
ren, Carol  McLane  Burnham,  Marjorie  Max- 
well and  Winifred  Lois  McLane;  teacher  In 
rural  schools  1874-1880;  principal  high  school, 
Norwalk,  O.,  1883-1884;  principal  high  school, 
Lafayette,  Ind.,  1884-1885;  piincipal  Porter 
Academy,  Charleston,  S.  C,  1885-18S6;  teacher 
mathematics,  West  High  school,  Cleveland 
1886-1892;  teacher  Engli.sh  and  mathematics, 
Central  high  school  1892-1900;  principal  Lin- 
coln High  school  1900-1909;  asst.  eupt.  schools, 
Cleveland;  principal  Cleveland  Normal  Train- 
ing school  1909-1914;  in  business  1914-1915; 
supt.  of  schools,  Cleveland  Hghts.  1915-1923; 
manufacturer's  representative  London,  Eng., 
since  1924;  valedictorian,  1883  Adelbert  col- 
lege and  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta  fraternity;  F.  and  A.  M.,  Cleveland 
Council  of  Sociology.     Recreation:     walking, 


fishing  and  traveling.  Residence:  1663  Lee- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  46  Doughty- 
Bt.,   London   W.  C.  I. 

McLAIVE/.  Milie  Sykes,  born,  Cuyahoga 
Falls,  O.,  Oct.  2.  1861;  daughter  John  and 
Mary  (Hughes)  Rykes;  educated,  Cuyahoga 
Falls  high  school  1880;  married.  Cuvahoga 
Falls,  Dec.  27,  1886  to  James  William  Mc- 
Lane— children  Carol  McLane  Burnham,  Mar- 
jorie Maxwell  and  Winifred  Lois  McLane; 
member  Cleveland  Century  and  Wlmodauslan 
clubs.  Recreation:  gardening  and  travel- 
ing. Residence:  46  Doughty-st.,  London, 
W.    C.    I. 

MoLAliGIILIIV,  Harold  Newell,  lawyer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  19,  1896;  son  James  R. 
and  Lillian  Newell;  educated,  Wooster  Acad- 
emy, Wooster  college  Ph.B.  1917:  Western 
Reserve  Law  school  L.L.B.  1922:  ensign 
U.S.N.R.F.;  associated  with  Oscar  J.  Horn 
In  the  practice  of  law;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Omega  society  of  Wooster  college;  member 
Delta  Sigma  Rho  and  Delta  Theta  Phi  frater- 
nities. Recreation:  golf,  tennis  and  swim- 
ming. Residence:  2019  E.  115th  st.  Office' 
1024    Engineers   Bldg. 

Mclaughlin,  Jamen  a.,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail florist;  born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Feb.  2, 
18S.T;  son  John  J.  and  Sarah  E.  (Gunning)  Mc- 
Laughlin; educated,  high  school  and  New 
London  (Pa.)  Academy;  married.  New  Castle, 
Ind.,  Oct.  10,  1910  to  Cleo  Louise  Ward — 
children,  Francis  Louise  and  Richard  James 
McLaughlin:  treas.  and  general  manager  The 
Cleveland  McCallum  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
and  Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce:  mem- 
ber City  club.  Residence:  1603  Belle-ave., 
Lakewood.     Office:    423    High-ave. 

Mclaughlin,  Ma.son  n.,  automobile  sales 
executive;  born,  Hampshire  Countv,  West 
Va.,  Feb.  19,  1881;  son  Daniel  Arden  and  Cas- 
andra  (Bennett)  McLaughlin;  educated,  Phil- 
adelphia public  schools:  married,  Philadel- 
phia, Sept.  14,  1904  to  Ethel  Josephine 
Bechlar — children.  Elizabeth,  Walter  and 
Martha  .lane  McLaughlin;  in  sales  dept.  of 
The  White  Motor  Co.  1905-1925  from  sales- 
man to  vice  pres.;  retired  from  White  Motor 
Co.,  Oct.  1925  to  look  after  private  interests; 
director  and  treas.  several  years  for  The 
Cleveland  Automobile  Dealers  and  Manufac- 
turers assn.;  member  Masonic  order  to  the 
32nd  degree  and  Shrine;  member  Sons  of  the 
American  Revolution;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Union  clubs  and  the  Cleveland 
Society  of  Artists.  Recreation:  saddle 
horses.  Residence:  Berkshire  Hills  Farm, 
Chardon,  O. 

McLean,  Percy  AVood,  resident  manager. 
Western  Newspaper  Union;  born.  Little 
Rock,  Ark.,  Nov.  16,  1875;  son  George  and 
Margaret  E.  (Wood)  McLean;  educated. 
Little  Rock  public  schools;  marrhed,  Little 
Rock.  Nov.  16,  1911  to  R.  Ethel  Beavers — 
children,  two  daughters  and  one  son;  started 
at  age  of  17  as  office  boy  in  railroad  office; 
in  six  years  was  chief  clerk  to  gen.  frt. 
agt.,  16  years  In  the  R.  R.,  working  at 
various  positions  in  the  traffic  and  auditing 
depts.;  auditor  pass,  receipts  for  Randolph 
lines;  from  bookeeper  to  resident  manager 
In  four  years  for  the  Western  Newspaper 
Unif)ii:  member  Master  Printers  assn.  and 
Chamber  of  Industry;  member  Graphic  Arts 
and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: children  and  flower  gardening.  Resi- 
dence: 1199  Lakeland-ave.,  Lakewood;  Of- 
fice:   1279  W.   3rd.   st. 

McLEOD,  Iceland  Scott,  branch  manager 
The  Brunswick  Balke  Collander  Co.;  born, 
Palmyra,  Mo.,  Sept.  25,  1895;  son  Robert 
Lee  and  Mary  Evelyn  (Scott)  McLeod;  edu- 
cated,    LaGrange     college,     LaGrange,     Mo., 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Ph.  B.  1914;  Brown  University,  Providence,  Board  1911-1919;  on  staff  of  Plain  Dealer 
R  I.,  A.M.  1915,  youngest  man  at  that  time  1904-1911;  realtor,  head  of  The  Stanley 
to  take  A.M.  at  Brown  (19yr.);  married,  McMIohael  Organization  slnf-e  1919;  organ- 
Cleveland,  Nov.  8,  1923  to  Carmeta  Mae  Smith  ized  Secretaries  Club  of  Cleveland.  1915; 
— children.  Carmeta  Ann  McLeod:  fir.<5t  lieut.  organized  and  was  first  pre.s.  of  The  Realty 
U.  S.  Air  Service,  qualified  pilot,  "World  War;  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  organized  and  was 
officer  in  charge  of  largest  Aerial  Gunnery  first  pres.  of  The  Prospect-ave.  Assn.;  first 
School  for  Observers  in  world  at  end  of  war  director  of  real  estate  at  Cleveland  Schoo 
at  Taliaferro  field,  Fort  Worth  Tex.;  in-  of  Technology;  pres.  The  Stanley  McMichael 
structor   of   Latin   and   Greek   at   Lake   Forest  Org.;    pres.    The   I'oint    Realty    Co.;    pres.   The 


University  1915-1917;  first  lieut.  A.S.U.S 
Army  1917-1919;  with  the  Brunswick  Balke 
Collender  Co.  in  various  capacities  in  the 
United    States.    Canada    and    Mexico;    assumed 


Wentwortli  Realty  &  Investment  Co.;  di- 
rector The  Ohio  Trust  Co.;  vice  pres.  The 
Home  Saviners  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Real 
Estate    board;    author    of    these    four    books 


general  managership  of  Cleveland  offices  on  real  estate:  Selling  Real  Estate  ,  How  to 
Jan.  1923;  member  Kappa  Sigma  fraternitv;  make  money  in  real  estate".  City  Growth  and 
member  National  Town  and  Country  Values"  and  "Long  and  Short  Term  Leases"; 
club.,  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  publisher  of  "Principles  of  Real  Estate  Ap- 
member  U.  S.  Aviation  Services  club.  Re-  praising"  and  "Financing  Real  Estate";  ex- 
creation:  golf,  liorse  back  riding  and  motor-  tensive  lecturer  in  Cleveland  and  other  cities 
Ing.  Residence:  1613  Eddlngton-rd.,  Cleve-  on  real  estate  subjects;  member  City  and  Au- 
land  Hghts.    Office:    624   St.   Clair-ave.,  N.   W.  tomobile    clubs.       Recreation:    collecting    pic- 


McI.orD,  Borbarn  PattiNon,  born  Hartford, 
Conn..  Jan.  29,  1903;  daughter  Rev.  Harold 
Pattison  D.  D.  and  Mary  B.  (Sperry)  Patti- 
son;  educated.  New  York  City,  Barnard 
School  for  Girls;  married,  Montreal,  Can., 
July  10,  1922  to  William  R.  McLoud — chil- 
dren, Barbara  Loomis  McLoud;  member  Ju- 
nior league  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  17124 
Kenyon-rd. 

McLOUD.  William  Roeder,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  26,  1900;  son  Norman  Calvin  and  Elsie 
L.  (Roeder)  McLoud;  ed,iicated,  Cleveland. 
University  school  1918;  Williams  college  A.B. 
1922;  married,  Montreal,  Can.,  July  10,  1922 
to  Barbara  Langdon  Pattison — children, 
Barbara  Loomis  McLoud;  credit  manager 
The  Morgan  Lithograph  Co.;  member  Beta 
Theta  Pi  fraternity;  member  University 
club.  Residence:  17124  Kenyon-rd.  Office: 
Payne-ave.    and    E.    17th    st. 

McMAiVUS,  Marjr  Jacknian;  born,  Brooklyn, 


tures    of    early    Cleveland    and    automobiling. 
Office:    1222    Prospect-ave. 

McMriil^EX,  Donald  Bartley,  born,  Cadil- 
lac, Mich.,  Oct.  29.  1893;  son  Bartley  and 
Alice  (Sams)  McMullen;  educated.  University 
of  Mich.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan,  6,  1920  to 
Helen  Latimer — children,  Donald,  Jay  Lati- 
mer and  Kathleen  McMullen;  member  Coun- 
try and  Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  14312 
Shaker-blvd.    Office:  920   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

Mc^IT'LLEX,  Helen  Latimer,  born.  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Jay  E.  and  Jennie  (Weldner) 
Latimer;  educated,  iBoston,  Mass.,  Lasell; 
married.  Cleveland,  Jan.  6,  1920  to  Donald 
Bartley  McMullen — children.  Jay  Latimer. 
Kathleen  and  Donald  McMullen;  member 
Country  club.     Residence:   13212  Shaker-blvd. 

Mc>IYI.ER.  Rerlha  G..  born.  Cleveland; 
daughter  Hiram  and  Lydia  (Lindley)  Aiken; 
educated,  Cleveland,  Central  high  school 
and      Cleveland       Normal       school,       married, 


M      V        T,,iif     11       10C1.     ,i,..„ui...        T«f-ii.  J     arm        v^ieveiarm        jNciiiiia 

q;,J;,'    ?^lW,l'i,.    T    "v  '^"^^^^'"    W'lliam    and    Cleveland,    1891    to    P.    J.    McMvler— children. 
V"„^^,,^^<^„  Jifl^L^'^^ol^^fro^.^lyffl^^A'    S!?X^"    Oertrude    (Mrs.   Lawrence)    and    Dori.s   McMy 


land  public  schools  1870-1884;  married.  Cleve 
land.   Aug.    15.    1885   to   Thomas  J.    McManus — 
children,      Wynola,      Blakeslee     and     Virginia 
McManus.      Recreation:      gardening   and    mo- 
toring.     Residence:      2277    So.    Overlook-rd. 


ler  (Briggs);  member  Clifton,  Woman's, 
Woman's  City.  Sleepy  Hollow  Country  and 
Glen  Valley  clubs.  Residence;  13901  Detroit- 
ave. 

MoMYIyER,  Ho-^vard  ThomaN,  teacher;  born, 
Af»x<4vi'G     rw^i.  .  ,         .  ,  Cleveland,    Jan.    15.    1883;    son    Thos.    J.    and 

o?r^io'l^  T  ^'"*!?'"?o-'l"  ""^^^  1^J^^*«=  ^O''"'  Mary  (Lautterwasser)  McMyler;  educated, 
.„„»  o  10.0.  gon  Thomas  and  Cleveland.  West  high  school  1902  (valedic- 
torian); Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1906, 
summa  cum  laude;  Cleveland  Law  school 
LL.B.  magna  cum  laude;  admitted  to  Ohio 
Bar  1918;  pres.  Cleveland  Teachers  Federa- 
tion 1917-18-19;  head  of  dept.  of  social  sci- 
ence   West    Commerce    high    school;    member 


Cleveland,    June     2,     1856 

Margaret  (McGuire)  McManus;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools  1868-1880;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  15,  1885  to  Mary  Jackman — 
children,  Wynola,  Blakeslee  and  Virginia 
McManus;  pres.  Harvard  Heights  Realty  Co  ; 
member  firm  Metal  Products  Co.;  treas.  Early 


Settlers       assn.      of     Cleveland.       Recreation:  American    Historical    society;    member    Delta 

walking   and    motoring.      Residence:    2277    So.  ""             "^'  '      " 
Overlook-rd.      Office:    1848    Euclid-ave. 

McM.ASTER,  C'arloM  I.euox,  general  man- 
ager; born,  Middleport.  O.,  June  29.  1882;  son 
William  and  Lydia  (Weese)  McMaster;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  State  Univ.,  C.E.  1905;  married,  and  Elizabeth  (O'Meara)  McNamara;  married, 
Ft.  Wayne,  Ind..  Apr.  11.  1916  to  Estella  M.  Letonia,  O..  to  Josephine  Schmick — children. 
Graham — children.  Elizabeth  Graham  McMas-  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Kimball;  member  Knights 
ter;  vice  pres.  and  gen.  manager  The  Holmes  of  Columbus;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Bronze  Fdg.  Co.;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Residence:  1"S19  E.  89th  st.  Office:  8220 
and      Gamma      Alpha      fraternities;      member  Euclid-ave. 


Theta     Phi     fraternity;     member     City 
Residence:      Warrensville.     O.     Office: 
Commerce   high   school. 

McNAM.'lRA,     Andrew    J.,     phvsican; 
Terryville,    Conn.,     May     12,     1872;     son 


club. 
West 


born, 
John 


Cleveland      Athletic      club.         Residence:  2151 
Taylor-rd.      Office:  Bedford,    O. 

MpMICH.\EI,,       Stanley      L.,      real       estate 
broker    and     authorx     born,     Hamilton,     Ont 


McNIECE,  Charles  Rex,  civil  engineer;  born, 
Mansfield,  O..  Oct.  17.  188S;  son  Thomas  B. 
and  Addie  M.  (Meily)  McNiece;  educated, 
Cleveland,    Case    School     of    Applied    Science 


Can.    Dec.    9.    1879;    son   Charles   P.   and'  Annie    C-^--   married,   Mansfield,    O.,    Apr.    12     1913    to 


(Lee)  McMichael;  educated,  public  school; 
married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  Apr.  15,  1904  to  Bess 
Mains;  sec.  of  committee  of  100  organiza- 
tions which  put  over  bond  issue  for  new 
Public  Hall;  originated  campaign  which  led 
to  adoption  of  City  Manager  Plan  in  Cleve- 
land; capt.  of  Co.  H.  American  Protective 
league    during    the    war;    sec.    Real     Estate 


Mabel  Feiger — children.  Marian  Alice  and 
Elinor  Jane  McNiece;  with  motor  Transport 
Corps  in  civilian  capacity;  associate  member 
American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers;  member 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Tau  Beta  Pi  and  Sigma 
Xi  fraternities;  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
club.  Residence:  1510  Marlowe-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:    Wm.   Taylor   Son   &   Co. 


238 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

McXUTT.  Klolse  Parrott,  born.   Monroe.   O.,  vice  1920;   vice  pres.  and  Ken.  mirr  Youneatown 

daughter   George    and   Arabella    (Sinks)    Par-  Steel   Door  Co.    iy24-   member  MavHplrtHnJ^^ 

rutt:    educated     Dayton.    O.     high    school    and  and  IJepper  IMke  club^.^?  aeSnd     Ui^iver" 

Normal     school;     married,     Dayton.     June     12.  si ty.    Kacquet   and   Shore   Ac  Psrl.h;  iiff'h^ 

1889    to    Harry    Filler   McNutt— children.    Mar-  cago;     University    club    of    New     York        n«i" 

garet  McNutt  (Harvey);  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  idence:     1666     Magnolia-dr      office"    Vn„n^=' 

member  Monday  Afternoon   club.      Residence:  town    Steel    Door   cT    Chicairo   Hv     Ki^^iVi^f.?: 

1961    Ford-dr.  Bldg.;     2     Rector-st"' '  New  Xrk'^^N^^Y    """465 

McXlTT,  Harry  Filler,  life  Insurance;  born.  ^ '''^    Arcade.    Cleveland. 

Somerset.  O.;  son  .John  and  Caroline  (Ritchey)         Mv\mi,ma>Is,     .Suxannnh     Pr..ii..<.»      k 

McNutt      educated;      Somerset      high      school;  Memphis,    Tenn  ■    daughter     I       \      anH    Mo  "' 

married.    Dayton.    O..   June    12.    1889    to    Eloise  d'robasco)     Ni^i^en      fducated      WaMlUn^t*n7 

Parrott— children   Margaret  McNutt  (Harvey);  D.    C.    Mrs.    SurnmerV    Schoor    ^narrierchl^ 

gen.   agent   New   England   Mutual   Life   Insur-  licothe.    O.,    Dec     5     191s    to    Th>.m..<,    «.,k,,.  T 

ance  Co..  Boston.  Mass.;  member  Union.  May-  M<-UMIliams— ch  Idren       John      Pr  AfM«,.n^ 

field  and  Country  clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Ojal  Williams.      Residence^    1666    Ma/nnlin   ^r       ^' 

Country  club.  Ojal.  Cal.  Residence:  1961  Ford-  .                       e»iuence.    lobo    Magnolia-dr. 

dr.      Office:    710    Bulkley   Bldg.  .Mo\VII,H.\.M.S,    ThomaH     Snniuel,     professor 

^  McQlUGG,    John    R,    lawyer    and    banker;  Ky.     No'v.''k.''!8V5''%ol"'samu?l'  .lUf  ^^'^'^ 

born.  Wayne  Co.,  O.,  Dec.  5.  1865;  son  Samuel  A.    (Harr  ngtbn)    McWlliams     p  i.fr^l.^^^?^*^* 

and     Jean     McQuigg;     educated.     Wayne     Co.  tre    College    A  B.    1886     AM     1889     O?)'  iS!1."q: 

public    schools;    Wooster    Univ.    1888;    Cornell  graduated  at  Princeton  The,.inti/ai;-   i^^^^' 

Univ.    Law    School    1888-1889;    National    Law  1889;  studied  at  Cofumblal9i?^iQf7.^^"''"f'7 

School.   Washington.  D.  C;  married,   Wooster.  Chillicothe.    O      Dec     5     iSR'i    t'n    «,;  "'^''^je'^. 

O..    Feb.    16.    1892    to    Gertrude    W.    Imgard—  basco    Nipgen— children      Tnhr,    p-^k"*"    ^«'^" 

children,  Pauline  and  Donald  McQuigg;  mayor  Williams;    pastor    FhstPresb^vt^H^n^^^^      ^^- 

of   East  Cleveland   1907-1913;   Col.    112th   U.  S.  Chillicothe,  1889-1892    AmeHrJnwil  V-'l"'"'''l' 

Engineers    in     the     world      war;      commanded  Montreal.     1892-1902      CaTvavP^If^■r?^^"''l^ 

regiment    in    France    and    Belgium;    Brigadier  Cleveland.    1902-1914"-   eit-ht    mnntht 'i  ^.^"'■ch. 

General    1921   commanding   73rd   Infantry   bri-  in   military    camns    in    Ais     ^V^h^   '»;^''"«'",f 

gade;    dept.,    commander   American   Legion    of  Country    LdAlathransriMhl"'^^''   ^ayfleld 

Ohio    1920-1921;    member    National    Executive  golf.       Residence      1666    Mip^Ano^/''''*^^i'^"- 

Committee    1920-1924;   National   Finance  com-  \Vestern    Reserve'  Iiniv      *^ae:nolia-dr.      Office 

mittee   1923-1925;   vice  pres.   American  Legion  i^e^eive    Lni\. 

Endowment  Fund  Corporation;  national  com-  ^  MACKHX.  Gordon  Stanley  inveqfm«.nt 
mander  American  Legion  1925-1926;  member  bonds;  born,  Sardinia  N  Y  Nov  ii  isqr- 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  practiced  son  John  G.  and  Melva  (Hamllton\  Miotn,: 
law  in  Cleveland  since  1890  under  name  of  educated,  North  Collins  NV^^L  ^'"]' 
Riley  &  McQuigg;  pres.  The  Windemere  Sav-  Cleveland  Law  school  vvithLLRf^rn,rf''Hf.°H  = 
Ings  &  Loan  Co.;  vice  pres  American  Realty  win  Wallace  cVlleJp  ni=.ril'3  ^°,'"  ^^'*l' 
Co.;  director.  The  H.  A.  Stahl  Properties  Co.;  Mar.  4.  1922  to  Evlfyn  B  ^n^Hn.3»,'^?3.^"'^• 
rnember  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  member  Virgin  a  Macklin  fitrv^H  i,.  v  at'^^T^I"'**'"^"' 
F.  &  A.  M.  Scottish  Rite  32nd  degree.  Res-  vears  in  FranVi  «nn  r^f''  '"  Y.M.C.A.  for  two 
Idence:  1901  Idlewood-ave.  East  Cleveland.  Lr  war-  astt  n.fr^h  ^^'^"'''"^  '^"'"^"^r  and  af- 
Office:   14142   Euclid-ave..   East  Cleveland.  land    anVl    T  i^P   ^     ^'"^  ^^^"'^  °'   Kelly   Is- 

lana    and    Lime    Transport    Co..     1918-    sales- 

MoSAVEE-XEV,   James    Mullintt,    attorney    at  2?an    S.    W.    Straus    and    Company    19'20:i9?? 

law;    born.    Wooster.    O..    July    21.    1887;    son  Cleveland;    city    sales    manager   S     W     s/rai.B 

John  and  Ada  (Mullins)  McSweeney;  educated,  and    Company.    Cleveland    office  'iq9?r»v.i 

Wooster  college  B.S.  1908;  Harvard  University  sales    manager    S.    W.    Straus    and    Porr^Jr^JS 

LL.B.;  married.  Duluth,  Apr.  12,    1921  to  Jose-  Cleveland   office    1924-    asst     vice    nr^s^^^  t?/ 

phine  Ross  Williams;  border  service  1916-1917  mer   and   Sons    Inc    1925-   vivV  VTria    a    fn 

troop   A;    world   war,    first    lieut.    135th    F.    A.;  and    Sons,    Inc      1926      dirlrtnr^v     ^1^2""^/ 

capt.    136th    F.A.    Army    of    Occupation,    capt  Company        vfce      nr^.,        rhl    '   •'^'"■^^,  ^'^^« 

345th   F.A.;   pres.  The  Minglewood  Coaf  &   Ice  Toastei    s'aleJ  Comn^nv-   ^    ""k^'^S     Electric 

Co.;  sec.  and  director  the  Plymouth  Mortgage  and    Dover    lfavT,.^f.t^'   '"f'^^er   Bond,   Gyro 

Bond    Co.;     sec.     and     director     The     Clinical  golf     flshinJ^ /nH    k  "^^   '^^"t,^^-      Recreation: 

Laboratories  Co.;  pres.  The  Euclid-Quinby  Co.;  cnftnnhivf    ^^     .    '"^"'?^-      Residence:    16719 

sec.    and   director    The    Macksall    Realty    Co.;  r  h^       '^'^'^•'    Lakewood.     Office:    700    Ulmer 

director  Tlie  Curtiss  Fifty-Fifth  Co.;   member  "'"^• 

Ohio  state  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  member  M.\DDEX,      Clarence      LaRue       m^vt^rti^tr,^- 

Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Phi  born.   Wyoming.   Ky     Mar    19    issi-   .Tnn    «5af ' 

Gamma  Delta  fraternity;  member  Canterbury  ford    Clement    and    Ella   LaRue    (Ga'uin    MoH 

Golf.   Hermit.   Roadside  and  University   clubs,  den;     educated,     Kentucky     Geore^etown    /ro' 

Residence:     2593     Coventry-rd.       Office:     1921  ege;     service     manager     and     di?lc?^r     Fu" 

Guarantee   Title   Bldg.  ler   &  Smith;    membe?  Hermit   club   of   Clfve-" 

McVEIGH.JennieSteTenHon.  born.  Warrens-  dJl:of^i99^^°n^^.,^^^^    2'    ^'^w    York.    Resl- 

ville,  O..   Mar.  15.   1880;  daughter  William  and  SOO  Bniu-itv  ri^'^    ^^^■°°**"^^'^-    ^-    ^-    OfTlce: 

Jane    (Corlett)    Stevenson;    educated,    in    the  i^ulkley  Bldg. 

little  red  brick  school  house  that  used  to  stand  MAGXER,    Charlen    T      dentist-    hnrn     r^^r- 

at  the  corner  of  what  is  now  Center-road  and  nell.    N.    Y.,    Nov     25     1879     son    T     T     ^^H    tL" 

Fairmount-blvd;   high  school   at   Warrensville  A.     (Thomas)     Mia gner      educated      (blev"eland 

Center;   married.   Warrensville  Center.   Apr.   3.  Western    ReservrUniv     D  D  <?    l^n-;     mnrVi^H 

.1902    to    Howard    J.    McVeigh;     member     The  Buffalo.    NfY     Dec.    21     1910    to   Ida    L    Brleira 

Ladles'  Auxiliary  to  the  Monas'  Relief  society  —children,    four;    five    years    National    OnarH 

of    Cleveland.       Residence:    10711    Hathaway-  74th,   Buffalo;   member  Citrclub    Recreation- 

ave.  golf.  Residence:  1264  Bender-ave.".  East  Cleve- 

McWILLIAMS.     John     Proba.co.     manufac-  '^"'^-  ^'^"^«=   ^^^   Euclld-ave. 

turer;    born.   Chlllicothe,    O.,    Jan.    8,    1891;    son  M.\HO.\    Jamea  T.,   vice   pres    and   manager 

Thomas   S.   and    Suzannah    Probasco    (Nipgen)  Ward   &   Shaw  Co.;    born    Cleveland    June    16 

McWiUiams;    educated.    Cleveland.    University  1881;    son    James    and    Marv    (Lvnch)    Mnhnn" 

echool  1908;  Princeton  Univ.  1913:  capt.  Motor  educated.     Cleveland.     St      John'.s     Cathedral- 

TransDort    Corns:    entered    Oxweld    Acetvlene  marrl^rl     Plevoinnri     s^r.*      on     1o^o    *'      Tr...-i-'' 


iiijui    1C7VO.   riiiiLcujii   LIMN.   ijio.  iai>i.   ivniiur  euui-aieu.     «^ieveiana,     St      Johns     Cathedral - 

ransport    Corps;    entered    Oxweld    Acetylene  married.    Cleveland,    Sept.    30     1903    to    Ev^lvii 

o.    (Chicago)    1914;   entered  Oxweld   Railway  Clara  McGroder;    Knights   of  Columbus   over 

srvice  1917;  gen.  mgr.  Oxweld  Railway  ser-  seas  sec.  Aug.  7,  1918-Oct.  IB,  1919-  vice  pres 


239 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


&  mg:r.  The  Ward  &  Shaw  Co.;  associated 
with  the  Williams  «fe  Mahon  Co.;  member 
Knights  of  Columbus  and  Catholic  Order  of 
Foresters;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  City  and  Monarch  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2814  Hampshire-rd.  Office:  103  St. 
Clair-ave.,  N.  W. 

MAHOAVAI^D,  Geor(?e  Henry,  clergyman 
and  professor;  born,  Mankato,  Minn.,  Mar.  7, 
1885;  son  John  and  Katherine  (Weber) 
Mlahowald;  educated,  Mankato,  public  schools 
and  high  school;  Cleveland,  St.  Stanislas' 
Seminary  and  St.  Louis  Univ.,   St.  Louis,  Mo.; 

Eost  graduate,  Pliilosophy  and  science  at  St. 
iOuis  Univ.;  theological  studies  at  St.  Louis 
Univ.,  Chaplin  at  Great  Lakes  and  Fort 
Sheridan  during  the  war;  commissioned  first 
lieut.  chaplain  at  the  time  of  the  armistice; 
professorships  at  St.  Louis  Univ.,  Loyola 
Univ.  Chicago,  111.  and  John  Carroll  Univ. 
Cleveland;  contributor  to  various  periodicals; 
trustee.  Professor  of  Philosophy  and  educa- 
tion at  John  Carroll  Univ.;  pres.  of  the  Phil- 
osophical Assn.  of  the  Missouri  Province 
since  1925;  councilman  of  Ohio  Classical  Con- 
ference since  1922;  member  of  the  Society  of 
Jesus.   Residence  and  Office:   1911   W.   30th  st. 

MAHRE:r,  Herbert  A.,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  20,  1892;  son  Adolph  and 
Sophie  (Steiner)  Mahrer;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, public  schools,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
A.B.  and  M.D.;  first  lieut.  Medical  Corps  in 
the  world  war;  member  American,  Ohio  State 
and  Cleveland  Medical  assns.;  member  Phi 
Delta  Epsllon  fraternity;  member  Excelsior 
club.  Residence:  2104  Stearns-rd.  Office: 
1800  B.  105th  St. 

MAKEPEACE,  Grnce  E.,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  George  Washington  and  Anna 
(Harbaugh)  Makepeace;  educated,  Cleveland, 
public  grade,  high  and  normal  schools; 
Cleveland  School  of  Oratory  B.E.  1900,  M.O. 
1902;  Boston  N.E.  Conservatory  of  Music; 
Empire  school  of  Acting,  New  York  City; 
asst.  director  of  pageants,  parades,  plays  for 
the  city,  schools,  parka  and  organizations; 
awarded  certificate  of  appreciation  from 
Washington,  D.  C.  for  "Famous  Three  Minute 
Speeches  for  Bond  Sale";  letter  of  apprecia- 
tion for  service  at  camp  Sherman;  public 
school  teacher  doing  special  organization 
work  in  public  school  savings,  Jr.  civic  league 
and  vocational  guidance;  asst.  to  J.  Powell 
Jones  in  public  musical  festivals;  won  Ora- 
torical gold  medal  college  contest  1902; 
elected  state  representative  1925-1926;  member 
National  Speech  Arts  assn..  National  Music 
Teachers  assn.,  National  Educational  assn., 
member  and  speaker  N.E.O.T.  and  Ohio  State 
Teachers  assn.;  member  Press  Reporting 
Syndicate;  character  actress  at  The  Little 
Theatre  of  Cleveland;  broadcasting  artist 
from  local  studios;  member  Pilgrim  Church; 
member  Western  Reserve  chapter  of  D.A.R.; 
member  Chapter  139  Order  Eastern  Star; 
member  Early  Settlers  assn.  Residence:  1019 
Starkweather-ave.   Office:    814   Carnegie   Hall. 

MALEY,  Martha  T.;  born.  Pleasant  City, 
June  22,  1873;  daughter  William  Ross  and 
Martha  L.  (Douglas)  Barcus;  educated. 
Richmond,  O.,  Richmond  college;  married, 
Cleve4and.  Apr.  19,  1905  to  Archibald  Maley 
— children,  one;  awarded  medal  for  patriotic 
service  in  behalf  of  the  Liberty  Loans;  mem- 
ber Lakewood  League  of  Women  Voters; 
member  Lakewood  Book  and  Thimble,  Rocky 
River  Research  and  Lakewood  M.  E.  Study 
clubs.  Residence:  41  Oak-rd.,  Rocky  River, 
Ohio. 

MAI.INE,  John  F.,  pres.  The  Mars  Co.;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  June  20.  1885;  son  William 
A.  and  Mary  L.  (Rudge)  Maline;  educated, 
MeadviUe,  Pa.,  Allegheny  Preparatory  school, 
Columbus,  O.,  Ohio  State  Univ.  and  Cleveland 
Case    .=?chool     of    Applied      Science;      married. 


Cleveland,  Sept.  30,  1916  to  Ethel  E.  Martin, 
director  of  public  service  in  Cleveland  1922- 
1923;  pres.  The  Mars  Co.  and  sales  manager 
of  The  Ohio  Building  Material  Co.;  member 
Sigma  Nu  fraternity;  member  B.P.O.E.;  mem- 
ber Willowick  Country  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  bowling. 
Residence:  12479  Cedar-rd.  Office:  Keltn 
Bldg. 

MAIiONE,  Carolyn  Qnaylei  born,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  31,  1848;  daughter  Thomas  and  Eleanor 
(Cfuinon)  Quayle;  educated,  Cleveland.  Miss 
Guflford's  academy;  married.  Cleveland.  Jan. 
13,  1875  to  Levi  Harrison  Malone — children, 
George  Walter  (deceased),  Clarence  Penning- 
ton (deceased),  Eleanor  (Mrs.  Horace  Allen) 
and  Lee  Malone  (deceased);  associated  with 
the  Mona's  Relief  society;  member  Women's 
City,  Women's  and  Dunedin  Yacht  clubs.. 
Residence:    2861    Lee-rd. 

MALSON,  Totten  Smith,  dentist;  born,  La- 
fayette, N.  J.,  July  14,  1885;  son  Edward  G. 
and  Anna  Belle  (Richards)  Malson;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
D.D.S.;  married,  Plainfleld,  N.  J..  Sept.  4,  1916 
to  Montrose  Narcissa  Holmes — children. 
Dawn  Narcissa;  member  Cleveland  Dental, 
Ohio  State  Dental  and  Northern  Ohio  Dental 
societies;  member  Psi  Omega  fraternity; 
member  Lincoln  Country  club  of  Akron. 
Recreation:  skating,  swimming,  bowling, 
golf,  tennis  and  canoeing.  Residence:  9910 
North-blvd.      Office:    705    Schofleld    Bldg. 

MANDELBAUM,  Florence  Beck;  born,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  June  23,  18,S6;  daughter  Merrltt 
Miller  and  Caroline  (Kingsland)  Beck;  edu- 
cated, St.  Louis,  Bishop  Robertson  Hall;  mar- 
ried, Baltimore,  Md.,  Dec.  9,  1922  to  Moses 
Mandelbaum.      Residence:    12345   Cedar-rd. 

MANDEI^BAl'M,  Moiteo  J.,  investments; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  21,  1863;  son  Jacob  and 
Mary  (Schwab)  Mandelbaum;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, public  schools  and  high  schools;  mar- 
ried, Baltimore,  Md.,  Dec.  9,  1922  to  Florence 
Burnet  Beck;  director  The  Cleveland  Trust 
Co.;  vice  pres.  Freehold  Co.,  vice  pres.  The 
Seventy-One  Hundred  Euclid  Co.  and  vice 
pres.  The  Manning  Realty  Co.;  director.  The 
Stark  Assets  Co.;  treas.  The  Monteflore  Home; 
trustee,  Cleveland  chapter  Red  Cross;  trus- 
tee, Cleveland  chapter,  Foreign  Language 
Information  service  and  trustee  Federation 
of  Jewish  charities;  member  (Jity,  Excelsior, 
Bankers  ,  Oakwood  and  Mid-Day  clubs;  mem- 
ber Ohio  Society  of  New  York.  Office:  1500 
Keith  Bldg. 

M.ANMXG,  William  Andrew,  insurance; 
born,  Glasgow,  Scotland,  Feb.  22,  1847;  edu- 
cated, public  and  parochial  schools;  Gallon 
high  school;  St.  John's  college;  married,  June 
1870  to  Mary  Agnes  Devine  (deceased) — 
children,  three,  (all  deceased);  married,  1906 
to  Katherine  Gertrude  Nolan — children,  Mary, 
Martha  and  Catherine;  served  as  election 
officer  almost  continuously  since  1897  either 
as  Judge,  clerk  or  registrar;  nominated  for 
Justice  of  Peace,  Rockport  township,  1897; 
telegraph  operator  1863-1893;  night  mgr. 
Western  Union  telegraph  office  for  20  years 
during  which  time  he  also  acted  as  night 
reporter  for  associated  Press;  since  resign- 
ing position  as  night  manager  has  been  en- 
gaged in  insurance  business;  vice-pres. 
Catholic  Total  Abstinance  Union  of  America, 
two  terms.  Total  Abstinance  Union  of  Ohio; 
sec.  eight  years  and  sec.  seven  terms,  treas. 
five  terms  and  pres.  two  terms.  Catholic 
Central  assn.  of  Cleveland;  attended  first 
Catholic  congress  at  Baltimore  as  delegate 
from  Cleveland;  member  Old  Time  Tele- 
graphers and  Historical  assn.;  Early  Settlers 
assn.;  pioneer  member  Gilmour  Council  K. 
of  C. ;  Councilman  and  sec.  St.  Patricks 
church,    1879-1890;    councilman    and    sec.    St. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Rose  church  since  organization  Jan.  1890. 
Office:  1002  B.  F.  Keith  Bldw.  and  622  Leader 
Bldg. 

MANSFIELD,  Ilo^vard  Page;  born,  Cleve- 
land. Mav  5.  1884:  son  I.  Howard  and  Emily 
P.  (Page)  Mansfield;  educated.  Yale  Univer- 
sity Ph.B.  1905;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  2, 
1907  to  Valentine  Morris — children,  Eliza- 
beth M.  and  Dorothy  P.  Mansfield;  manager 
of  sales  and  director  of  The  Grasselli  Chem- 
ical Co.:  member  Chi  Phi  fraternity;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Union  and  Mayfield  Coun- 
try clubs.  Residence  13705  Shaker-blvd. 
Office:    1300    Guardian    Bldg. 

M  WSFIIM.D,  VnleiitiiiP  Morris;  born, 
Cleveland:  daughter  Valentine  Morris;  edu- 
cated. National  Park  Seminary;  married, 
Cleveland  Oct.  2,  1907  to  Howard  Page  Mans- 
field— children,  Elizabeth  M.  and  Dorothy  P. 
Mansfield:  identified  with  the  Grasselli  Home 
for  the  Blind.     Residence:  13705  Shaker  blvd. 

MANUEL,  John  Sutphiu,  coal,  lake  ship- 
ping: born,  Shandon.  O.,  June  14,  1873;  son 
William  and  Jane  E.  Morris  (Jones)  Manuel; 
attended  Miami  Univ..  Oxford,  O.;  married, 
Berea,  O.,  Dec.  14,  1907  to  Susan  Faye  An- 
drews— children,  John  Sutphin  and  William 
Sherman  (twins),  and  David  Burton  An- 
drews and  Richard  Andrews  Manuel;  world 
war,  served  in  Liberty  Loan  and  War  Chest 
campaigns;  partner  W.  S.  and  J.  S.  Manuel; 
director  (Central  National  Bank,  Pioneer 
Steamship  Co.  and  Buckeye  Steamship  Co.; 
member  Union  and  Country  clubs;  of  Welsh 
parentage  on  both  sides,  his  father  having 
been  born  in  Wales  In  Montgomeryshire. 
Residence:  2517  North  Park-blvd.  Office: 
1540    Rockefeller    Bldg. 

MANUEL,  Susnn  AndreTvs;  born,  Elyria, 
O.,  Feb.  14,  1877;  daughter  David  Burton  and 
Mary  Kittredge  (Rich)  Andrews;  educated, 
Hathaway-Brown  school,  1897;  married,  Be- 
rea, O.,  Dec.  14,  1907  to  John  Sutphin  Manuel 
— children,  John  Sutphin  and  William  Sher- 
man (twins),  and  David  Burton  Andrews 
and  Richard  Andrews  Manuel;  world  war, 
chairman  of  team  in  canteen  work,  1918: 
also  various  services  under  Red  Cross;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club;  direct  descendent  of 
William  Andrews  who  came  from  England 
In  1635  and  who  was  one  of  New  Haven 
founders.     Residence:    2517  North  Park-blvd. 

MAPES,  Zetta  Alper;  born,  Olmsted  Falls, 
O.,  Feb.  20.  1866;  daughter  Gideon  W.  and 
Almira  H.  (DeVoe)  Alger;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, public  schools;  Conservatory  of  Music 
and  Spencerian  Business  College;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  4  1914  to  Casslns  Clay 
Mapes;  for  years  taught  school  and  gave 
music  lessons;  member  Daughters  of  the 
American  Revolution;  State  sec.  Daughters 
of  the  War  of  1812;  member  of  the  Order  of 
the  Eastern  Star,  Order  of  the  Aramanth; 
member  Parent  Teachers  assn.;  member 
Booklovers  club  and  Chautauqua  Circle. 
Residence:  13609  Galnesboro-ave..  East  Cleve- 
land. 

M.AR.AXDEAU,  Roper  Charles,  sales  di- 
rector; born.  Defiance,  O.,  Feb.  9,  1887;  son 
Daniel  and  Mary  (Daoust)  Marandeau;  edu- 
cated. Defiance  high  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land. Nov.  2,  1912  to  Rose  Elizabeth  Dlenst: 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Westwood 
Country  clubs.  Recreation:  gplf.  Residence: 
1629  Northland-ave.  Office:  W.  114th  st.  and 
Locust-ave. 

MARBLE,  Anna  C.j  born,  Newburgh,  O., 
Nov.  1,  1851;  daughter  Clark  and  Ann  (Quayle) 
Caley;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland.  July  20,  to  Henry  Dow 
Marble;  member  Women's  City,  Book  and 
Thimble,  Girl's  Friendly  and  Bolton  clubs. 
Residence:   2185  E.  89th  st. 


M.AIlIiliK,  Henry  Dow,  coal  operator;  born^ 
Newburgh,  O.,  June  26,  1853;  son  Henry  and 
Florllla  (Ingersoll)  Marble:  educated,  New- 
burgh, O.,  public  schools  and  Oberlln  college. 
Preparatory  dept. ;  married,  Newburgh,  O.. 
Sept.  16,  1878  to  Lucy  J.  Burke  (died  Oct.  25, 
1897;)  married,  July  20.  1899  to  Anna  C.  Ca- 
ley; pres.  The  Hutson  Coal  Co..  The  Marble 
Coal  Co.,  The  Atlas  Bolt  and  Screw  Co..  The 
Cleveland  National  Machine  Co.  and  The 
Master  Tool  Co.;  trustee  Calvary  Presby- 
terian church;  member  Royal  Arcanum; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Residence:  2185  E.  89th  st.  Office:  911  Park 
Bldg. 

M.ARCOS.SON,  Dorothy  Frew,  pianist;  born, 
Johnsville,  Pa.,  Dec.  12,  1875;  daughter  Eu- 
gene and  Mary  (Hewett)  Frew;  educated, 
New  England  Conservatory;  married,  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  Oct.  5,  1902  to  Sol  Marcosson — chil- 
dren, four; 

MARCOSSON,  Sol,  violinist;  born.  Louis- 
ville. Ky.,  June  10,  1869;  son  Louis  and  Helen 
(Nemark)  Marcosson;  educated,  Berlin  Hoch- 
schule;  married,  Youngstown,  O.,  Oct.  5.  1902 
to  Dorothy  Frew — children,  four;  director — 
violin  Marcosson  Music  school;  director  violin 
dept.  Chautauqua  Institute;  first  violinist 
Philharmonic  quartet;  concert  master  Cleve- 
land orchestra  also  of  Chicago  Symphony 
orchestra;  first  violin  New  York  Philhar- 
monic club.;  and  also  of  Mendelssohn  Quln- 
tettee  club  (Boston.)     Office:   3226  Euclid-ave. 

MARCUSON,  Henry  ^V.,  treas.  A.  A.  Lane 
Construction  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  10, 
1897;  son  Mose  and  Bertha  (Rindler)  Marcu- 
son;  educated,  Cleveland,  Case  school  of  Ap- 
plied Science:  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  14, 
1925  to  Cyril  Galvin;  treas.  The  A.  A.  Lane 
Construction  Co.;  director  Tlie  Treuliaft  Con- 
struction Co.;  member  Tau  Beta  PI  and  Sigma 
XI;  member  Cleveland  City  lodge  No.  15  F. 
and  A.  M.;  Cleveland  lodge  I.  O.  B.  B.;  mem- 
ber Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity  .  Residence: 
2124  Stillman-rd.  Office:  1869  E.  55th  st. 

MARMORSTEIN,  Max,  real  estate;  born, 
Roumania,  1894;  son  Isaac  and  Esther  (Lus- 
tlg)  Marmorstein;  educated,  common  school; 
builder  of  the  Commodore  Apt.,  Euclid  and 
Ford-dr.,  Labor  Temple  25th  st  and  Euclid- 
ave.  and  the  Craig  Bldg.  3812  Euclid-ave.; 
pres.  and  treas.  The  Commodore  Imp.  co. 
and  the  Templar  Realty  Co.;  manager  The 
Marmon  Realty  Co.  Residence:  The  Com- 
modore Apt.  Office:  506  Union  Mortgage 
Bldg. 

M.ARQUARDT,  Arthur  C,  merchandise 
broker;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  21,  1897;  son 
Gust  and  Sophie  (Muller)  Marquardt;  edu- 
cated, public  schools,  St.  Matthews  and  Met- 
ropolitan Business  College;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  25,  1919  to  Mary  Heintz;  marine 
corps,  Headquarters  dept.,  Washington,  D.  C. ; 
enrolled  July  1918  as  a  private;  vlce-pres. 
treas.  and  general  manager  The  Warmington 
Duff  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  2310  Woodward-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:   202  B.  R.  T.  Bldg. 

MARQUIS,  Karl  McDonald,  manager  of 
sales  The  Cleveland  and  Western  Coal  Co.; 
born,  Lisbon,  O.,  Jan.  26,  1891;  son  Jennings 
S.  and  Susan  Jane  (Patterson)  Marquis:  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  Wooster  1914;  married,  Lisbon, 
O.,  July  20,  1916  to  Luclle  Rose  Barlnger — 
children,  Susan  Jane  Marquis;  manager  of 
sales.  The  Cleveland  and  Western  Coal  Co.; 
member  Beta  Theta  Phi  fraternity;  member 
Ancient  Accepted  Scottish  Rite  Valley  of 
Pittsburgh;  Syria  Temple,  Pittsburgh;  New 
Lisbon  lodge,  F.  and  A.  M.;  member  Castle 
of  Shannon  Golf,  Traffic.  Almas  (Pgh-Dor- 
mont.  Pa.)  and  South  Hills  Tennis  clubs  of 
Pittsburgh  and  Lakewood  Country  and  High 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Noon  clubs  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  1515  St. 
Charles-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1550  Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

MARKS,  Belle  Hayn;  born,  Cleveland, 
daughter  Kaufman  and  Lizzie  (Thorman) 
Hays;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  28,  1885  to  Martin  A. 
Marks — children,  Florence  H.  Moss  and 
Ethel  M.  Kingsbacker;  associated  with  the 
Cleveland  Jewish  Orphan  Asylum  and  the 
iJenver  Hospital  for  Consumptives.  Resi- 
dence:  10229  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

MARSH  ALiL,  Georsre  Gehrine*  druggist; 
born.  Cleveland,  Sept.  19.  1890;  son  Went- 
worth  Goodson  and  Louise  Marie  (Gehring) 
Marshall;  educated,  Cleveland,  Adelbert  col- 
lege, Western  Reserve  liniv.  A.B.  1914,  Ph.  C. 
1915;  married,  Cleveland  June  7,  1916  to  Louise 
McDaniel — children  Jolin  George,  Daniel  Co- 
baugh  and  Wm.  McDaniel  Marshall;  chief  re- 
cruiting agent,  American  Merchant  Marine, 
Cleveland  District;  served  this  section  advis- 
ory capacity  to  the  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Agricul- 
ture, Cleveland  War  Board;  vice  pres.  and 
sec.  The  Marshall  Drug  Co.,  The  National 
Pharmacal  Co.  and  The  National  Photo  Sup- 
ply Co.;  first  year  English  prize,  two  year 
honors  in  English  senior  honors  in  English 
pharmacy  honors.  Alumni  honors  in  pharm- 
acy and  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  trustee  musical 
Arts  assn.;  director  Citizen's  league;  member 
American  Society  for  the  Advancement  of 
Science;  American  Chemical  society,  Ameri- 
can Electro  Chemical  society  and  National 
Aeronautic  assn.;  vice-pres.  Western  Reserve 
Graduate  Council;  member  Rowfant,  Univer- 
sity, Rotary,  Advertising,  City  Civic  and  Mid- 
Day  clubs;  associated  with  Community  Wel- 
fare work  serving  in  various  capacities  on 
executive  budget;  identified  with  Patentee 
&  Cox  patentee  in  mechanical  and  chemical 
fields;  occasional  contributor  to  scientific 
periodicals.  Recreation:  natural  sc'ience, 
traveling  and  book  collecting.  Residence: 
3060  Lee-rd.  Office:  The  Marshall  Drug  Co., 
W.   9th  and  Lakeside. 

M.VRSHALL,  Grnoe  AVilHams;  born,  Lake 
County,  Dec.  12,  1S76;  daugliter,  Dell  Dexter 
and  Julia  Ann  (Warren)  Williams;  married, 
Medina,  O.,  Sept.  28,  1901  to  John  Carl  Mar- 
shall— children,  Ruth  Williams  Marshall; 
member  Current  Topics  club.  Residence: 
10719  Hampden-ave. 

M.\RSH.\I.,L,  John  D.,  attorney,  council- 
man and  ma.vor  of  Cleveland;  born,  Bucyrus, 
O.,  Mar.  14,  1885;  son  Daniel  and  Mary  (Gers- 
ter)  Marshall;  educated,  Bucyrus  high  school, 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  A.B.  1905  and  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  LL.B.  1914;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  17.  1917  to  Susan  Ridell  House — children, 
Susan  Jane  Marshall;  asst.  director  of  law, 
Cleveland,  1918-1920,  commissioner  of  fran- 
chises 1920-1922,  councilman  since  1923, 
mayor  since  Sept.  16,  1925;  associated  with 
the  Alta  Social  Settlement  House;  member 
Phi  Kappa  Psi  and  Phi  Delta  fraternities; 
member  Masonic  order  and  K.  of  P.  Resi- 
dence: 2205  Cummington-rd.  Office:  300  En- 
gineers   Bldg. 

MARSHALL.,  LouIhc  Gehring;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  26,  1864;  daughter  Karl  August  and 
Wllhelmina  (Vetter)  Gehring;  educated, 
Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  14,  1887 
to  Wentworth  Goodson  Marshall — children, 
George  Gehring  and  Wentworth  John  Mar- 
shall; member  Women's  City  and  Round  Table 
clubs;  interested  in  Central  Friendly  Inn.  Rec- 
reation: travel,  flowers  and  art.  Residence: 
3074  Lee-rd. 

MARSHALL.,  Louise  McDaniel;  born.  Can- 
ton, O.,  Feb.  12,  1892;  daughter  Homer  and 
Mary  Amanda  (Cobaugh)  McDaniel;  educated, 
Cleveland,    Laurel     school     1913;     married, 


Cleveland,  June  7,  1916  to  George  Gehring 
Marshall — children,  John  George,  Daniel  Co- 
baugh and  William  McDaniel  Marshall;  mem- 
ber Shaker  Hglits.  Guild  and  Women's  City 
club.  Recreation:  travel.  Residence:  3060 
Lee-rd. 

M.VRSHALL,  I..ycur)i;iiH  L^  attorney;  born, 
Bucyrus,  O.,  July  9,  1888;  son  Daniel  and 
Mary  (Gerster)  Marshall;  educated,  Bucyrus 
high  school,  Ohio  Wesleyan  University  B.S. 
and  Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.B.;  married, 
Bucyrus.  Aug.  14,  1911  to  Minnie  M.  Martin — 
children,  Hubert  M.  and  Edward  L.  Marshall; 
Ohio  House  of  Representatives  1921-1922; 
Ohio  Senate  1923-1924  and  1925-1926.  Resi- 
dence: 14  E.  225th  St..  Euclid,  O.  Office:  200 
Engineers  Bldg. 

MARSHALL,  Marjorie  Slllcockn;  born,  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  11,  1897;  daughter  Warren 
Scott  and  Helen  King  (Summer)  Sillcocks; 
educated,  New  York  City  Spence  school;  mar- 
ried. New  York,  June  29,  1918  to  Ralph  Waldo 
Marshall — children,  Ralph  Waldo,  Jr.  and 
William  Scott  Marshall;  member  Spence 
Alumnae  society.  Residence:  2315  S.  O  v  e  r- 
look-rd. 

MARSHALL,  Pauline,  social  worker,  exec, 
sec.  of  Assn.  for  Crippled  and  Disabled;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  William  H.  and  Alice  S. 
(Hudson)  Marshall;  educated,  Mary  Baldwin 
Seminary,  Staunton,  Va.,  1905-1906;  graduated 
from  Miss  Mittleberger's  School  for  Girls, 
Cleveland  1908;  attended  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  1910-1911;  American  Red  Cross  over- 
seas post  war  work  in  child  health  and  wel- 
fare in  Czecho  Slovakia;  Associated  Charities. 
Welfare  Federation,  American  Red  Cross  Dis- 
aster Relief  at  Pueblo  flood  and  director  of 
family  rehabiliation  at  Lorain,  O.  tornado; 
Naval  Ammunition  Depot  explosion,  Dover, 
N.  J.;  member  Amercian  Assn.  for  Social 
work,  American  Assn.  for  Hospital  Social 
Workers  and  National  Conference  for  Social 
work.  Residence:  2067  E.  88th  st.  Office: 
2233  E.   55th-st. 

MARSHALL,  Ralph  AVahlo,  salesman;  born, 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  11,  1896;  son  Waldo 
Hall  and  Florence  (Kilpatrick)  Marshall; 
educated,  St.  Pauls  School,  Concord,  N.  H.; 
Harvard  University;  married,  New  York, 
June  29,  1918  to  Marjorie  Sillcocks — children, 
Ralph  Waldo  Jr.  and  William  Scott  Marshall; 
service  April  1917-Dec.  1918;  lieut.  naval 
aviation;  member  Harvard  club  of  New  York. 
Residence:    2315    South    Overlook-rd. 

M.ARSH.AIiL,  Sabina,  social  worker;  born, 
Brookline,  Mass.;  daughter  Jolin  Knox  and 
Sabina  (Adamson)  Marshall;  educated.  Brook- 
line  high  school;  Smith  college  B.L. ;  Univer- 
sity of  Munich.  Germany  and  Chicago  school 
of  Civics  and  Philanthropy;  special  agent, 
interdepartmental  social  hygiene  board;  com- 
mission of  war  camp  activities;  resident  of 
Chicago  Commons;  resident  of  South  Chicago 
Settlement;  director  of  bureau  for  immigrant 
girls,  Chicago;  volunteer  social  service,  Mass. 
General  Hospital,  Boston;  special  investiga- 
tor, tuberculosis  league,  Boston;  investiga- 
tor. State  board  of  charities,  Boston;  director 
of  social  service,  State  Infirmary,  Mass.; 
resident  Denlson  house,  Boston,  and  Hiram 
house,  Cleveland;  special  investigator,  police 
dept.  Cleveland;  executive  sec.  Women's  Pro- 
tective Assn.,  Cleveland;  started  the  police 
women's  movement  in  Cleveland  and  first 
exec.  sec.  of  the  Women's  Protective  Assn.; 
vice  pres.  (Cleveland  Smith  college  club  1923- 
1924;  pres.  Cleveland  chapter,  American  Assn. 
of  social  workers  1924-1925;  pres.  Inter-clty 
Conference  on  Illegitimacy  1922-1923;  a  direc- 
tor and  asst.  treas.  Women's  City  club  1923- 
1926;  formerly  member  College,  City.  Busi- 
ness and  Professional  Women's  clubs  of  Boa- 
ton;    member    Smith    college,    Women's    City, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Business  and  Professional  Women's  and  Al- 
trusa  clubs  of  Cleveland.  Recreation:  camp- 
ing and  traveling:.  Resldeiice:  New  Amster- 
dam  Hotel.    Office.   320   Electric  Bldgr. 

MARSHAIiL,  AVentwortb  GoodHon,  druggist; 
born.  Mount  Forest,  Dec.  13,  1864;  son  John 
Jacob  and  Sarah  Ellen  (Langton)  Marshall; 
educated,  Toronto,  Can.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  14,  1887  to  Louise  Marie  Gehrlng — 
children,  George  Gehring  and  Wentworth 
John  Marshall:  chairman  Board  American 
Merchant  Marine,  Cleveland  district;  pres. 
and  treas.  The  Marshall  Drug  Co.,  The  Nation- 
al Pharmacal  Co.  and  The  National  Photo 
Supply  Co.;  trustee  Central  Friendly  Inn; 
director  Musical  Arts  Assn.  and  trustee 
Riverside  Cemetery  assn.;  member  Shaker 
Hghts  and  Mid  Day  clubs.  Recreation:  nat- 
ural science  and  travel.  Residence:  3074  Lee- 
rd.    Office:    Marshall    Bldg. 

MARTELLi,  Albert  Dunavan,  branch  mgr. ; 
born.  Syracuse.  N.  Y.,  Dec.  27,  1888;  son 
William  H.  and  Jennie  (Dunavan)  Martell; 
educated.  Syracuse  public  schools,  Sterling, 
111.,  high  school  and  special  work  at  Univ. 
of  Wis.;  married.  Sterling,  111.,  Sept.  14,  1912 
to  Marie  Louise  Farrell;  appointed,  Ohio 
manager  for  S.  W.  Straus  &  Co.  of  New  York 
and  Chicago,  Jan.  1,  1924;  member  Masonic 
order.  Blue  lodge  and  chapter  at  Sterling, 
111.;  member  Maple  Bluff  Golf  club,  Madison, 
Wis.  Recreation:  golf,  baseball  and  basket- 
ball. Residence:  2352  South  Overlook-rd. 
Office:   1180  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

MARTIX,  Resale  Hell;  born,  Franklin,  Pa., 
June  28,  1881;  daughter  Wm.  M.  and  Alice 
M.  (Ladds)  Bell;  educated,  Franklin  high 
school.  Metropolitan  College  of  Music  in  New 
York  City,  Oberlin  Conservatory,  New  Eng- 
land Conservatory  of  Music  in  Boston,  Mass.; 
married.  Franklin,  June  22,  1904  to  Arthur 
Snowden  Martin — children,  Elizabeth  Bell, 
Gertrude  LaShelle,  William  Frederick  and 
Margaret  Barbara  Martin;  formerly  organist 
at  First  Church  of  Christ  Scientists  at 
Franklin,  Pa.,  and  formerly  asst.  organist 
of  St.  John's  Episcopal  Church  of  Franklin; 
formerly  pres.  of  Monday  Evening  Musical 
society  and  of  Ophelia  Club  of  East  Cleve- 
land; member  Lakewood  Y.  W^.  C.  A.  board, 
corres.  sec.  of  Woman's  Missionary  society 
of  Cleveland  Presbytery;  vice  pres.  of  Wom- 
an's Guild,  Community  church  of  Lakewood; 
member  Pi  Phi  sorority  (N.E.C.)  and  Order 
of  Eastern  Star;  pres.  Lakewood  Woman's, 
member  Ophello,  and  Grant  Wilson  Parent 
Teachers  clubs;  formerly  a  member  of  Wed- 
nesday and  Franklin  Woman's  clubs  of 
Franklin,  Pa.  Residence:  1500  Robinwood- 
ave.,    Lakewood. 

M.VRTIN,  E.  Elmo,  business  counsellor; 
born,  Windsor.  O.,  June  16,  1875;  son  O.  J. 
and  Orlee  (Waters)  Martin;  educated,  dis- 
trict schools  and  high  school  at  Geneva,  O. ; 
married,  Geneva,  May  19.  1899  to  Nellie  Maud 
Sawyer — children.  Bob  and  John  Martin; 
owner  of  store,  wholesale  hdw.,  owner  of 
manufacturing  plant;  sales  manager  Mc- 
Caskey  Register  Co.  and  Hoover  Suction 
Sweeper  Co.;  pres.  Elmo  Martin  Service  and 
director  J.  L.  Free  Co.;  director  The  Business 
Clinic;  vocation  and  avocation,  education 
for  business  men.  Residence:  3221  Berk- 
shire-rd.     Office:   719    Bulkley   Bldg. 

M.VRTIX;  Glenn  L.,  executive  in  manufac- 
turing Corp.;  born,  Macksburg,  la.,  Jan.  17. 
1886;  son  Clarence  Y.  and  Mlnta  (DeLong) 
Martin;  educated,  Kansas  Wesleyan  Univ.; 
organized  The  Glenn  L.  Martin  Co..  of  Cleve- 
land in  1917,  designers  and  builders  of  the 
Martin  Bomber — the  first  American  designed 
twin  Liberty-motored  airplane — acknowl- 
edged by  military  authorities  to  be  superior 
In  its  class  to  anything  produced  by  the  Eu- 
ropean   nations    and    scheduled    for    quantity 


production  at  the  time  of  the  Armistice;  be- 
gan to  build  gilders  In  1907;  designed  and 
built  pusher  type  airplane,  1908  and  taught 
self  to  fly;  established  one  of  the  first  alr- 
I>lane  factories  in  the  U.  S.,  1909;  Mew  regu- 
larly 1909-1916;  constructed  airplanes  of  va- 
rious types;  Including  monoplanes  and  water 
aircraft;  gave  many  exhibition  flights  In 
U.  S.  and  Canada;  qualified  for  F.  A.  I.  Avi- 
ator's certificate,  Aug.  10,  1911;  Incorporated 
The  Glenn  L.  Martin  Co.,  Santa  Ana,  Calif.. 
1911;  moved  factory  to  Los  Angeles  1912; 
built  airplanes  for  exhibition  fiying  and 
sport  use  until  1913,  when  first  order  was 
received  from  the  U.  S.  War  dept.  for  model 
TT,  which  was  later  adopted  by  Army  for 
training  purposes;  produced  several  new 
models  for  U.  S.  Army  and  built  for  the 
governments  of  Holland  and  Netherlands 
East  Indies,  24  planes;  factory  was  employ- 
ing about  150  men  constructing  aircraft  In 
1917;  merged  Interests  with  the  Wright  Co., 
resulting  In  the  Wright-Martin  Aircraft  Corp. 
of  N.  Y.;:  withdrew  from  Wright-Martin 
Co.,  1917  and  organized  the  Glen  L.  Martin 
Co.  of  Cleveland,  producing  Martin  Bomber 
type  airplanes  for  Armv,  Naw  and  Post 
Office;  now  employs  700  men  with  over 
125,000  sq.  ft.  of  floor  space;  plant  Is  one  of 
most  modern  and  complete  airplane  facto- 
ries in  U.  S.;  holds  Aviation  Certificate  No. 
56,  also  Expert  Aviators'  Certificate  No.  2, 
Aero  Club  of  America;  pres.  and  gen'l.  mgr. 
The  Glen  L.  Martin  Co.;  director  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  1924-1926;  vice  pres. 
Manufacturers  Aircraft  Assn.;  pres.  Cleve- 
land chapter  of  National  Aeronautic  Assn. 
1924-1926;  gov.  for  Ohio  In  National  Aero- 
nautic Association;  advisor  Department  of 
Mech.  Engineering  Mass.  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology; diamond  medal  for  over-ocean  flight 
from  Newport  to  Catalina  (Calif.);  member 
Mid  Day,  Union  and  Advertising  clubs  of 
Cleveland,  Los  Angeles  Athletic  club  and 
Verimego  of  Los  Angeles  and  Aero  club  of 
Illinois;  ex-pres.  East  End  Manufacturers' 
Assn.  1923-1925.  Residence:  9717  Lake  Shore- 
blvd..   Bratenahl.     Office:    16800  St.  Clalr-ave. 

MARTIN,  Harry  Edwin,  publicltv;  born 
Sardis,  O.,  Sept.  29,  1887;  son  Rev.  R"obert  U 
and  Caroline  C.  (Fagert)  Martin;  educated. 
Mount  Union  college  A.B.  1911;  Centre  col- 
lege A.  M.  1912;  Univ.  of  Wis.  A.  M.  1916- 
Columbia  Univ.  1914;  married,  Scio,  O.  Sept. 
3,  1912  to  Jessie  Mae  Sargent — children,  Jes- 
sie Mae,  Helen  Marie  and  Marian  Martin; 
professor  of  English  and  director  of  public- 
ity. Mount  Union  college  for  seven  years; 
writer  of  business  articles  for  "System," 
"Printers  Ink"  and  "Bankers  Magazine:"  also 
writer  for  other  business  and  financial  mag- 
azines; recently  publicity  manager  The 
Guardian  Trust  Co.;  editor  Retail  Trade  Pub- 
lications, Inc.;  member  Financial  Advertisers 
Assn.;  pres.  Mount  Union  college  Alumni 
Assn.;  member  Phi  Kappa  Tau  fraternity; 
member  Cleveland  Advertising  club.  Recre- 
ation: fishing.  Residence:  17626  Indianola- 
dr..    Lakewood.     Office:    Caxton    Bldg. 

MARTI.V,  John  T.,  construction  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  27,  1873;  son  John  and 
Ellen  (Foley)  Martin;  educated,  Cleveland, 
public  schools  and  business  college:  married. 
Cleveland,  1901  to  Emmallne  McDonnell- 
children,  Gertrude  and  Angela  Martin;  em- 
ployed by  the  Cleveland  Water  dept.  as  asst. 
engineer  1899;  advanced  until  1918  was  ap- 
pointed commissioner  of  water,  serving  until 
1922;  pres.  The  Great  Lakes  Construction  Co.; 
member  K.  of  C.  and  Elks.  Residence:  1452 
W.    98th-8t.     Office:    6233   St.   Clalr-ave. 

M.\RT1!V,  Marlon  White;  born,  Cleveland. 
Aug.  8.  1898;  daughter  John  Perry  and  Edith 
Mae  (Reed)  White:  educated,  Cleveland, 
Laurel    school;     married,    Cleveland,    June    7, 


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1919    to    Philip    McAbee    Martin,    Residence: 
Chardon-rd.,     Euclid,     O. 

MARTIN,  Philip  McAbee,  lumber;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  6,  1896;  son  William  Barrlss 
and  Eleanor  (McAbee)  Martin;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Va.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  8,  1919 
to  Marlon  Reed  White;  served  with  135th 
field  artillery;  associated  with  The  Martin 
Barrlss  Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fra- 
ternity; member  Roadside  club.  Residence: 
Chardon-rd..  Euclid,  O.  Office:  2048  W.  3rd  St. 

MARTING,  Henry  A^  attorney;  born,  Ports- 
mouth, O.,  Oct.  28,  1892;  son  Frank  L.  and 
Emma  (Sherman)  Marting;  educated,  Yale 
college,  B.  A.;  Columbia  Univ.  Law  School 
LL.B. ;  married,  Portsmouth,  Dec.  29,  1917  to 
Nell  Turley — children,  Janet  Turley  Martlng; 
first  officers  training  camp  at  Fort  Benjamin 
Harrison,  1917;  capt.  322  F.  A.,  commanding 
battery  A;  major  322  F.  A.  commanding  1st 
battalion;  overseas  June  1918-1919;  Meuse 
Argonne  Sept. -Nov.  1918;  Army  of  Occupa- 
tion, Dec.  1918-May  1919;  admitted  to  Ohio 
bar  Feb.  1917;  junior  member  Tolles  Hogsett 
Ginn  and  Morley;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity; 
member  Country,  University  and  Mid  Day 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  swimming.  Res- 
idence: 2262  Westminster-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    1759    Union    Trust   Bldg. 

MARTING,  Nell  Turley;  born,  Portsmouth, 
O.,  Oct.  13,  1895;  daughter  Leslie  C.  and 
Retta  (Reed)  Turley;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Laurel  school  and  Miss  Maderia's  school, 
Washington,  D.  C. ;  married,  Portsmouth, 
Dec.  29,  1917  to  Henry  A.  Marting — children, 
Janet  Turley  Marting;  member  Junior  league. 
Recreation:  tennis  and  golf.  Residence:  2262 
Westminster-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

M.ARUS,  Lois  Champ;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
6,  1898;  daughter  Joseph  Henry  and  Lena 
(Baisch)  Champ;  educated,  Cleveland,  Hath- 
away-Brown  school  and  Bradford  Academy, 
Bradford,  Mass.;  married;  Cleveland,  Oct.  12, 
1921  to  Vincent  Adelbert  Marus — children, 
Joseph  Champ  and  Mary  Ellen  Marus;  mem- 
ber of  Red  Cross  Motor  corps  during  world 
war:  member  Cleveland  Bradford  club.  Resi- 
dence: T258  E.  Overlook-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts. 

MARUS,  Viuceut  Adelbert,  export  sales 
manager;  born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  July  16, 
1895;  son  A.  M.  and  Ellen  (Rlvero)  Marus; 
educated.  Long  Island  Medical  college;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  Oct.  12.  1921  to  Lois  Helen 
Champ — children,  Joseph  Champ  and  Mary 
Ellen  Marus;  a  gas  instructor  in  Central  Of- 
ficers' training  camp,  Camp  Gordon,  Ga., 
during  world  war;  during  past  11  years  di- 
rector of  the  export  business  for  eight  lead- 
ing Cleveland  manufacturers,  placing  their 
products  in  practically  all  corners  of  the 
globe;  export  sales  manager  and  asst.  treas. 
of  World's  Products  Trading  Co.;  has  made 
12  trips  throughout  South  America,  the  West 
Indies  and  (Central  America;  member  Masonic 
Order,  Royal  Arch  Mason  and  Tall  Cedars; 
member  High  Noon  and  Cleveland  Advertis- 
ing clubs.  Residence:  3258  E.  Overlook-rd. 
Cleveland   Hghts.      Office:    Rockefeller    Bldg. 

MARX,  Sylvester,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, April  4,  1900;  son  Joseph  and  Julia 
(Wieskopi)  Marx;  educated,  Ohio  Northern 
Univ.  LL.B.  and  LL.M.;  served  in  the  world 
war;  admitted  to  practice  law  Ohio  courts 
Jan.  1922;  director  of  The  Champion  Shield 
Co..  The  Jay-Gee  Co.,  The  Savs.  Inc.,  The 
Ellnore  Realty  Co.  and  The  Rayco  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  Assn.;  member  Lambda 
Delta  Beta  fraternity;  member  Masonic  Or- 
der. Residence:  983  E.  149th  St.  Office:  1312 
Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 


MASCHKE,  Maurice,  attorney;  born.  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  16,  1868;  son  Joseph  and  Rosa 
(Salinger)  Maschke;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Central  high  school;  Phillip  Academy,  Exe- 
ter, N.  H.;  Harvard  Univ.;  married,  June  10, 
1903  to  Minnie  Rice — children,  Helen  and 
Maurice  Maschke;  for  many  years  leader  in 
Republican  party  of  Cleveland;  chairman  of 
republican  executive  committee  and  national 
committeeman  of  Ohio;  admitted  to  the  Ohio 
Bar  1890;  appointed  chief  deupty  recorder 
Sept.  1907;  appointed  recorder  of  Cuyahoga 
county  Jan.  1910;  appointed  collector  of  cus- 
toms, port  of  Cleveland,  May  1911;  in  prac- 
tice of  law  since  that  time  with  tlie  law 
firm  of  Orgill,  Maschke  &  Wifkham;  member 
Masonic  lodge.  Knights  of  Pythias;  Eagles 
and  Moose;  member  Excelsior  and  Oak  wood 
Golf  clubs.  Residence:  2489  Guilford-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Natl.  City  Bank  Bldg. 

MASON,  Kd^^'in  Le'tvls,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  8,  1877;  son  Orville  L.  and  Esther 
(Briggs)  Mason;  married.  Cleveland,  May  27, 
1914  to  Gretchen  Lamprecht — children.  Ju- 
lius L.  and  Katherine  Mason;  vice-pres.  The 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  director  The  National 
Refining  Co.;  treas.  and  director  The  Colli- 
ver  Miller  Co.;  treas.  and  director  The  Go- 
Boy  Corporation;  member  Union,  Pepper  Pike 
Mayfield  Golf  and  Hermit  clubs.  Recreation, 
golf.  Residence:  2965  Falrmount  Blvd.  Of- 
fice:  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

MASON,  Gretchen  L.;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
26,  1885;  daughter  J.  I.  and  Katherine  (Pro- 
phet) Lamprecht;  educated.  Miss  Mittleberg- 
er's  school;  married,  Cleveland,  May  27,  1914 
to  Edwin  L.  Mason — children,  Julius  L.  and 
Katherine  Mason;  member  Women's  City, 
Union,  Mayfield  and  Pepper  Pike  clubs.  Res- 
idence:  2965   Fairmount-blvd. 

MASON,  Harriet;  born,  Wellington,  O.,  Oct. 
1,  1886;  daughter  Homer  and  Ellen  (Lyons) 
Mason;  educated,  Oberlin  college  1886;  mem- 
ber Ohio  Food  Council  during  world  war; 
associate  editor  and  in  charge  of  home  eco- 
nomics dept.  of  The  Ohio  Farmer  since  1899; 
inaugurated  Ohio  Farm  Women's  clubs  fed- 
eration in  1911,  serving  as  executive  sec. 
since  that  time;  chairman  of  home  economics 
committee  of  Ohio  State  Grange  since  1924; 
chairman  speaker's  service  committee  of 
Ohio  Home  Economics  assn.  since  1925;  as- 
sociate editor  since  1899  of  The  Lawrence 
Publishing  Co.  and  director  since  1924;  mem- 
ber American  Home  Economics  assn.,  Ohio 
Home  Economics  assn.,  and  Cleveland  Home 
Economics  assn.:  member  The  Grange  (of- 
ficer in  local  and  state  organizations);  mem- 
ber Zonta  (director  of  Cleveland  branch  1924- 
1926);  member  L.L.S.  of  Oberlin  College; 
member  Business  and  Professional  Women's 
(ciiarter  member)  and  Women's  City  cchar- 
ter  member)  clubs.  Residence:  1596  E.  118th 
St.,  Cleveland  and  Rt.  1,  Wellington,  O.  Of- 
fice: The  Ohio  Farmer,  1013  Oregon-ave. 

MASZTICS,  E:imer  Alexander,  physician 
and  surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  -Jan.  12,  1900; 
son  Elmer  W.  and  Ida  W.  Masztlcs;  educated. 
Orchard  school,  West  high  school,  Baldwin 
Wallace  college  A.  B.,  B.Sc. ;  Adelbert  college. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  'M.D.;  served  as  first 
lieut.  Medical  corps;  interne  Cleveland  Ma- 
ternity Hospital;  interne  St.  Alexis'  Hospital 
1924-1925;  resident  surgeon  St.  Alexis  Hos- 
pital; lecturer  In  surgical  nursing,  St.  Alexis 
hospital  training  school  for  nurses;  treas. 
Grant  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  director  Grant 
Mtge.  Co.  and  member  Masztics  Realty  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
member  Dorian  society.  Residence:  Stop  16, 
Lake-rd..  Bay  Village,  O.  Office:  5163  Broad- 
way-ave. 

M.VTHF:R,  Katherine  Hoyt:  born,  Cleve- 
land, daughter  James  H.  and  Jessie  (Taintor) 


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Hoyt;  educated,  Miss  Spence's  School,  New 
York;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Amasa  Stone 
Mather — children,  Katherine  Stone  and  Sam- 
uel Mather  II;  republican  committee  of  Cleve- 
land under  Maurice  Maschlte;  member  Wom- 
en's National  Republican  club  of  New  Yorlt 
City;  member  World  Court  Committee;  coun- 
cil member  in  Hunting  Valley  Village;  hon- 
orary pres.  of  Junior  League  House;  member 
Colony  and  Women's  National  Golf  and  Ten- 
nis clubs  of  New  York  City;  member  Orange 
County  Hunt  club.  The  Plains,  Va.;  member 
Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  club,  at  Gates  Mill.  O. 
Residence:  Hunting  Hill,  Chagrin  Falls,  O. 

MATHER,  Philip  Itiehara,  clerk;  born. 
Cleveland,  May  19,  1894;  son  Samuel  and 
Flora  (Stone)  Mather;  educated,  Yale  Univ. 
A.B.  1916;  married,  Millbrook,  N.  Y.,  Aug. 
17,  1917  to  Madeleine  Almy — children,  four; 
served  in  Field  Artillery  in  world  war;  trus- 
tee Goodrich  Social  Settlement;  member  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternity.  Residence:  2521 
Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  2000  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

M.VTHKR,  Saninel,  senior  partner  Pickands 
Mather  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  July  13,  1851; 
eon  Samuel  Livingston  and  Georgiana  Pome- 
roy  (Woolson)  Mather;  educated,  Cleveland 
private  and  high  schools;  St.  Marks  school, 
Southboro,  Mass.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
19,  1881  to  Flora  A.  Stone — children,  Samuel 
Livingston,  Amasa  Stone,  Constance  and 
Philip  Matlier;  chairman  Community  Fund; 
first  recipient  of  Chamber  of  Commerce 
medal  for  conspicuous  social  service  1924; 
awarded  Cross  of  the  Letrion  of  Honor  French 
government  for  services  to  France  during 
world  war;  director  U.  S.  Steel  Corp.,  Bankers 
Trust  Co.  (N.  Y.),  Interlake  Steamship  Co., 
senior  warden.  Trinity  Cathedral;  member 
National  Council  Protestant  Episcopal 
Church;  trustee  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
Adelbert  college;  Kenyon  college;  Lake- 
Bide  Hospital;  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art; 
member  Central  Committee  American  Red 
Cross;  member  Union,  Roadside,  Country, 
Rowfant,  University,  Shaker  Heights  and 
Mayfield  clubs.  Residence:  2605  Euclid-ave. 
Summer  address:  12023  Lake  Shore-blvd., 
Shoreby. 

MATHER,  Willlnm  G\%-inn,  iron  mining; 
born,  Cleveland,  1857;  son  Samuel  Livingstone 
and  Elizabeth  Lucy  (Gwinn)  Mather;  edu- 
cated. Trinity  college  B.A.  1877,  M.A.  1880; 
pres.  Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co.  since  1890; 
pres.  Lake  Superior  &  Ishpenning  R.  R.,  di- 
rector Union  Trust  Co.,  Guardian  Trust  Co., 
Kelley  Island  Lime  &  Transport  Co.,  Otis 
Steel  Co.  and  Central  Steel  Co.;  member 
American  Antiquarian  society;  trustee  Trin- 
ity college,  Kenyon  college  and  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  member  Psi  Upsllon  frater- 
nity and  Colonial  Wars;  member  Rowfant, 
Grolier  and  Union  clubs  as  well  as  the  Uni- 
versity club  of  Cleveland,  Chicago  and  New 
York.  Residence:  12407  Lake  Shore-blvd. 
Office:   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

M.\THEWS,  Ed^Tard  Nnnh,  civil  engineer; 
born,  Denver,  Colo.,  July  31,  1888;  son  James 
F.  and  Katherine  (Patterson)  Mathews;  edu- 
cated, Princeton  Univ.  C.B.  1909;  married. 
New  York,  Jan.  6,  1914  to  Frances  Duggett 
children,  Mary  Frances,  Edward  Nash  Jr. 
and  James  Mathews;  with  troop  A  on  Mexi- 
can border;  capt.  with  the  135th  F.  A.  during 
world  war  in  U.  S.  and  with  A.E.F.;  director 
WIUlams-Murphy  Co.,  and  Cuyahoga  Factory 
Development  Co.;  pres.  Troop  A  Riding 
Academy  Co.;  member  Mayfleld,  Klrtland, 
University,  Hermit,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Princeton  (of  N.  Y.)  clubs.  Recreation:  polo 
and  golf.  Residence:  2236  Elandon-dr,  Of- 
fice:   942   Hanna  Bldg. 

MATHEWS,  Elln  Lawrence:  born,  Cleve- 
land;   daughter    Washington    H.    and    Harriet 


(Colllster)  Lawrence;  educated,  PainesvUle 
Seminary  and  Syracuse  Univ.;  married,  l>o- 
ver  Bay,  O.,  1900  to  William  Orion  Mathews. 
Residence:   Dover  Bay,  O. 

MATHEM'S,  FrnnceH  DuKKett;  born.  New 
York,  N.  Y..  I>oc.  19.  1891;  daughter  William 
and  Mary  (Gallegher)  Duggett;  educated,  Mt. 
St.  Mary's  Academy,  Biiilington,  Vt.;  mar- 
ried. New  York,  Jan.  6,  1914  to  Edward  Nash 
Mathews — children,  Mary  Frances,  Edward 
Nash  Jr.,  and  James  Mathews;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2236  Elan- 
don-dr. 

MATHEWS,  Noll  Dale,  high  school  princi- 
pal; born,  Harmonsburgh,  I'a.,  Jan.  22,  1895; 
son  John  and  Minnie  (Houser)  Mathews; 
educated,  Harmonsburgh,  elementary  and 
high  schools;  Edlnboro,  Pa.,  State  Normal 
School;  Meadville,  Pa.,  Allegheny  college 
(one  year);  New  York  City,  Columbia  Univ. 
1919  to  Lillian  May  McMinn;  first  lieut.  Air 
service  during  the  world  war;  teacher  rural 
school,  Crawford  County,  Pa.;  teacher  and 
principal  high  school  West  Springfield,  Pa.; 
principal  high  school  Saegertown,  Pa.;  In- 
structor, State  Normal  School,  E.  Strouds- 
burg.  Pa.;  member  Phi  Delta  Kappa  and 
Kappa  Phi  Kappa  and  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fra- 
ternities; Masonic  Order;  Schoolmasters  and 
Educational  Research  clubs.  Residence:  1357 
Summit-ave.  Office:  West  Commerce  high 
school. 

MATHEAVS,  Thomas  EUnha,  retired;  born, 
Bedford,  O.,  June  2,  1840;  son  James  and 
Sarah  L.  (Price)  Mathews;  educated,  Bed- 
ford district  schools;  married,  Dec.  12,  1874 
to  Emily  Fuller — children,  Charles  L.,  Angle 
C.  (deceased),  Frank  S.,  Texas  A.  and  Mrs. 
J.  T.  Bowe;  was  elected  constable  April  1865; 
held  that  office  at  different  times  for  nearly 
56  years;  resigned;  elected  health  officer, 
holding  that  office  for  14  years;  resigned; 
humane  officer  at  the  present  time;  with  the 
9th  Independence  battery  Ohio  Vet.  Vol.  Art. 
which  took  an  honorable  part  at  Mills 
Springs,  Ky.,  Jan.  19  1862;  at  Cumberland 
Gap,  Ky.,  Mar.  29.  1862;  Cumberland  Gap 
June  19,  1862;  Richmond,  Ky.,  Aug.  20,  1S62; 
Franklin,  Tenn.,  April  8,  1862;  Triune,  Teiin.. 
June  11,  1863;  stationed  at  Atlanta,  Ga.  from 
July  29  to  Sept.  2,  1864  to  guard  Sherman's 
retreat  while  he  marched  to  the  sea;  mem- 
ber Royal  Dunham  Post  177  G.  A.  R. ;  rode 
to  Cleveland  by  stage,  steam  cars,  electric 
cars  and  autos. ;  came  to  Cleveland  with  his 
father  to  pay  taxes  when  the  Court  House 
stood  on  the  square  where  Ontario  crosses 
it   now.     Residence:    34   Blain-st.,   Bedford,   O. 

MATHEWS,  Wllllum  Orln,  lawyer;  born, 
Oakville,  Ontario,  Can.,  May  20,  1869;  son 
Aaron  and  Caroline  (Crabtree)  Mathews; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools.  Central 
high  school;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  LL.B.  1898;  married,  Dover  Bay, 
O.,  1900  to  Ella  Lawrence;  active  for  a  long 
time  In  Cleveland  civic  affairs  and  in  the 
practice  of  law  but  has  retired  from  active 
participation  in  these  affairs;  member  Row- 
fant club.  Recreation:  books,  golf  and 
travel.      Residence:    Dover   Bay,    O. 

M.VTHI.VS,  Daniel  E.,  merchant  tailor; 
born,  Morristown,  Pa.,  1871;  son  Jacob  S.  and 
(Hartrauft)  Mathias;  educated,  Morristown 
public  schools;  married.  Cleveland,  1896  to 
Katherine  G.  Young — children,  one;  member 
Masonic  order  Including  32nd  degree.  Shrine 
and  Grotto;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Madison  Lakeland  Golf  clubs.  Residence: 
2219  Demlngton-dr.  Offic«:  401-403  C.A.C. 
Bldg. 

MATTHIAS,  Edward  LouIn,  ruler  and  book- 
binder by  trade,  now  letter  carrier;  born, 
Cleveland,   Jan.   25,    1866;    son   John    Fred   and 


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Clara  Elizabeth  (Schroeder)  Matthias;  edu- 
cated, Lutheran  parochial  and  public  school*; 
naarried,  Cleveland,  to  Anna  Sophia  Sehlke 
— children.  Alma,  Edith.  Helen,  Mildred 
and  Evelyn  Matthias;  three  years  Co. 
A  5th  regt.  O.  S.  Militia  as  corporal;  hon- 
orablv  discharged;  former  member  Tippeca- 
noo  club  and  18th,  23rd  and  24th  ward  clubs; 
in  ruling  and  bookbinding  business  ten 
years;  letter  carrier  32  years  serving  as  fore- 
man of  letter  carriers  for  three  years;  di- 
rector Fuller  Cleaning  Co.;  sec.  Branch  No. 
40,  National  Assn.  of  Letter  Carriers  for  ten 
years;  pres.  United  Lutheran  Death  Bene- 
fit society;  his  father  and  brother  owned  a 
large  planing  mill  at  the  corner  of  Colum- 
bus and  Center-sts;  It  was  completely  de- 
stroyed by  fire  in  1875;  member  bowling 
club.  Recreation:  singing,  baseball,  bowl- 
ing and  reading.  Kesidence:  9804  Yale-ave. 
Office:    10541    St.   Clalr-ave. 

MATZEN,  Herman  N.,  sculptor,  designer, 
and  teacher;  born,  Denmark,  July  15,  18G0; 
son  Nicolay  E.  and  Henrietta  J.  (Rush) 
Matzen;  educated,  grade  schools,  Republic 
of  Hamburg,  Europe;  German  American 
Seminar,  Detroit,  Mich.;  Royal  Academy,  Uni- 
versity of  Berlin,  Germany  and  Royal  Acad- 
emy, Munich;  married,  Cleveland,  1884  to 
Emma  Hale,  (deceased) — children,  Madleine, 
Dorothy  and  Carl  Matzen;  married,  1908  to 
Blanche  Dissette — children,  Herman  N.  Mat- 
zen; two  years.  Company  D.  Ist  Bat.,  Michi- 
gan State  troops;  nearly  all  his  work  done 
in  open  competition;  1905  class  honor  Royal 
Academy,  Berlin  (first) ;  academy  medal  In 
1906  (second);  Great  Berlin  Exposition  1907, 
medal  (first);  his  works  include  Group 
(Heroic)  Applied  Arts,  Berlin  new  Museum; 
Group  War  &  Peace  (Colossal)  S.  &  S.  Monu- 
ment, Indianapolis;  in  Cleveland  Thomas 
White  memorial  and  Haserot  memorial  title. 
Finis,  Lake  View  Cemetery;  Tom  Johnson 
Monument,  Public  Square  and  Wagner 
Monument,  Edgewater  Park;  has  made  many 
portraits,  fountains,  reliefs,  medals,  etc.; 
teaching  has  been  the  work  he  has  enjoyed 
and  to  which  he  has  given  most  of  his  en- 
ergy; teacher  Cleveland  School  of  Art,  head 
of  sculpture  dept. ;  member  National  Sculp- 
tors society.  New  York;  life  member  Cleve- 
land Musical  assn.  and  Cleveland  Society  of 
Artists;  ex.  pres.  Cleveland  Society  of  Sculp- 
tors. Recreation:  swimming,  rowing,  sail- 
ing, hunting  and  fishing.  Residence:  2423 
Woodmere-dr..  Cleveland  Hghts.  Studio: 
5005    Euclld-ave, 

MAi;UKR,  Clinrleti  E.,  coal  operator;  born, 
Austlntown,  O.,  Nov.  21,  1864;  son  Alexander 
R.  and  Lovlna  (Siddall)  Maurer;  educated, 
high  school  and  N.  E.  Ohio  Normal;  married, 
Poland,  O.,  Dec.  7,  1891  to  Mary  E.  Young — 
children,  Edgar  W.  and  Isabella  Maurer; 
pres.  The  Glens  Run  Coal  Co.;  treas.  The 
Capital  Endowment  Co.;  member  Union, 
Country,  Shaker  Heights  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Residence:  2245  Tudor-dr.  Of- 
fice:   566  Rockefeller  Bldg. 

MAY,  Albert  C,  mechanical  engineer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  21,  1899;  son  Albert  M.  and 
Anna  Elizabeth  (Wieber))  May;  educated, 
Carnegie  Institute  of  Technology,  B.S. 
(mechanical  engineer)  and  M.S.  (commer- 
cial engineering);  married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
June  13,  1926  to  Elizabeth  Ann  Goehring; 
served  in  U.  S.  army;  member  Cleveland 
Engineering  society;  member  Beta  Theta 
Pi  and  Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities;  member 
University   club.     Office:    792   E.    79th   st. 

MAA',  Clarence  Ruedy,  builder;  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  23,  1893;  son  Arthur  F.  and  Anna 
(Ruedy)    May;    educated,   Cornell   Univ.    1914; 


married.  New  York,  Apr.  27,  1920  to  Elsa 
Grahame;  second  lleut.  103  F.  A.,  second 
lleut.  tank  corps;  gen.  mgr.  C.  R.  May — 
Builder;  member  Theta  Delta  Chi  fraternity. 
Residence    and    office:    3320    Kenmore-rd 

MAY',  Daniel  Todd,  real  estate;  born,  Po- 
land, O.,  Aug.  15.  1872;  son  Daniel  and  Cyn- 
thia (Kelty)  May;  educated,  (old)  Poland 
Union  Seminary;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
30,  1898  to  Emma  Schneider — children,  two 
daughters;  bookkeeper  and  stenographer 
with  Akron  Sewer  Pipe  Co..  accountant  for 
14  years  for  the  former  Kirk-Woods  Coal 
Co.  and  The  James  Mullins  Coal  Co.;  in  real 
estate  business  since  1910;  member  Cleve- 
land Real  Estate  board  and  Chamber  of  In- 
dustry; member  Lakewood  M.  E.  Church; 
member  Cleveland  City  club.  Recreation: 
chess,  billiards  and  golf.  Residence:  1295 
Summlt-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  834  Wil- 
liamson  Bldg. 

MAY,  Perotval  G.,  sales  manager;  born, 
Watertown,  Wis.,  July  21,  1884;  son  Edward 
and  (Mulberger)  May;  educated,  Watertown 
high  scliool  and  Northwestern  Univ.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  25,  1911  to  Edith  Ella 
Seavey — children,  Jack  Seavey  and  Richard 
William  May;  vice  pres.  The  Lezius  Printing 
Co.,  Tlie  Hiles  and  Coggshall  Printing  Co. 
and  The  Ohio  Legal  Bank;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Kesidence:  18815  Oxford-rd., 
Shaker    Hghts.     Office:     1125    Oregon-ave. 

1»I.4Y,  Raymond  V.,  physican;  born,  Bay 
Village,  O.,  Jan.  31,  1890;  son  James  and  Mary 
E.  (Clayton)  May;  educated,  Dover  high 
school  and  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  1913;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Feb.  18,  1925  to  Ethel  Eliza- 
beth Fentrick;  member  American  Medical 
Assn.;  member  Masonic  order.  Odd  Fellows 
and  Eastern  Star.  Residence:  2211  Lewis-dr., 
Lakewood.   Office:    5005   Euclld-ave. 

MAZAiNEC,  John  Stanley,  abstract  of  title 
and  attorney  at  law;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
7,  1886;  son  John  A.  and  Theresa  B.  (Potucek) 
Mazanec^;  educated,  Cleveland,  St.  Procopa 
parochial  and  Cleveland  public  schools;  Bald- 
win Wallace  college  and  Cleveland  Law 
School;  married,  Cleveland.  June  23,  1916  to 
Helen  Anne  Ptak — children.  Robert  John. 
Elizabeth  Jean  and  William  Joseph;  vice 
pres.  director  and  gen.  council  for  The  Cuya- 
hoga Abstract  Title  and  Trust  Co.  member 
advisory  board  The  Pearl  Savings  and  Trust 
Co.;  director  The  Depositors  Savings  and 
Loan  Co.;  member  Knights  of  Columbus; 
member  Sigma  Kappa  Phi  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic,  City,  Monarch  and 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  member  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Recreation:  fishing,  hunt- 
ing and  traveling.  Residence:  17127  Green- 
wood-ave.   Office:   Cuyahoga  Abstract  Bldg. 

MEAD,  William  Jay,  treas.  The  Cleveland 
Ry.  Co.;  born,  Plymouth,  O.,  Jan.  8,  I860- 
son  George  A.  and  Mary  (Martin)  Mead; 
educated,  Plymouth  high  school  and  Mans- 
field Normal  School;  married,  Monroeville, 
O.,  June  7,  1885  to  Cora  M.  Seely — children. 
William  Earl  and  Roy  Searles  Mead;  auditor, 
The  Heyman  Milling  Co.  1883-1890;  auditor. 
The  Sheets  Elevator  Co.  1890-1891-  auditor, 
The  Broadway  and  Newburgh  St.  R.  R.  Co. 
1891-1894;  cashier  The  Cleveland  Elec.  Ry. 
Co.  1894-1900;  public  accountant  in  business 
for  himself  1900-1910:  asst.  treas.  The  Cleve- 
land Ry.  Co.  1910-1922;  treas.  The  Cleveland 
Ry.  Co.  since  1922;  director  The  Sheets 
Elevator  Co.,  The  G.  E.  Conkey  Co.,  The  Ohio 
Trust  Co.;  treas.  The  Cleveland  Ry.  Co. 
and  Elec.  Depot  Co.;  trustee  Calvary  Presby- 
terian church;  member  Heights  lodge  No. 
633  F.  and  A.  M.,  McKlnley  chapter  No.  81 
R.A.M.,  Cleveland  council  No.  36  R.  and  S.  M., 
Holyrood  Commandery  No.  32  K.  T.,  Al  Koran 


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Temple  and  Lake  Erie  Consistory  32nd  de- 
gree: member  Tlie  Shrine.  Acacia  ("ountrv 
and  Masonic  clubs.  Residence:  33.'}9  Ingle- 
side-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  700  Hanna 
Bldg. 

MK.IDE,  Frank  B.,  architect;  born.  Nor- 
walk.  O.,  Jan.  6,  1867;  son  Alfred  N.  and 
Mattie  (Morse)  Meade;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools.  Central  high  school  and  Mass. 
Institute  of  Technology;  married.  Cleveland, 
Nov.  3.  1898  to  Dora  Rucker;  member  of  the 
firm  F.  B.  Meade  and  James  Hamilton, 
Architects;  fellow  American  Institute  of 
Architects;  member  Sigma  Chi  fraternity; 
member  Loyal  Legion;  member  Union,  Kirt- 
land.  Hermit.  Country  and  Roadside  clubs. 
Recreation:  fiddling.  Residence:  2057  E 
lOOth-st.      Office:      802    Bulkley    Bldg. 

ME.vniC,  Dora  Ruoker,  born.  Cleveland,  Mar. 
15,  1876;  daughter  T.  C.  and  Helen  (Morison) 
Rucker;  educated,  Cleveland,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school  and  Rye  Seminary,  Rye  N  Y  • 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  3,  1898  to  Frank  b! 
Meade;  local  war  activities  during  the  world 
war;  member  of  the  board  of  directors  of 
Holy  Cross  House  and  Cleveland  Music 
bchool  Settlement;  member  of  Women's  Com- 
mittee of  the  Centennial;  member  Women's 
City   club.      Residence:    2057    E.    lOOth-st. 

MEADE.  Einina  S.  Iszard,  born,  Elmer 
N.  J..  Apr.  9,  1S71;  daughter  Dr.  William 
Howard  and  Harriet  S.  (Irelan)  Iszard- 
educated,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  and  Camden! 
N.  J.,  attended  Phila.  Musical  academy; 
studied  (voice)  with  Signor  BariUi  and  at 
\\  m.  Castle  Studios,  Phila.;  married,  Camden 
June  10,  1897  to  G.  Louis  Meade— children, 
Parker  Wright  Meade;  passed  examinations 
first  surgical  dressing  class  and  instructors 
course  at  Cleveland  headquarters.  American 
,?«^«  9/oss;  1917  asst.  to  Mrs.  James  R. 
tiarfield  in  teaching  the  making  of  surgical 
dressings  at  headrjuarters;  later  instructed 
at  the  College  club  in  this  work;  chairman 
Red  Cross  work  W.  R.  chapter  D.A.R.-  organ- 
ized and  was  capt.  of  a  club  and  railroad  can- 
teen teams;  organized  and  was  chairman  of 
1  001  ^v! '^^;",^*-  9.®"^'"^  A.R.C.;  appointed  Jan.  25, 
1921  by  Mrs.  E.  S.  Burke  Jr.  as  vice  chairman 
of  work  rooms  of  the  Disaster  Relief  Com- 
mittee, Cleveland  chapter,  American  Red 
Cross;  organizing  regent  of  the  Charter  Oak 
chapter  Daughters  of  the  American  Colonists; 
Jan  1926;  assisted  in  Inter-collegiate  schol- 
arship movement,  started  in  1921;  member 
^i,^5,l®'"^  Reserve  chapter  D.A.R. ;  member 
of  The  Society  of  Founders  and  Patriots  of 
America  and  The  Commodore  Perry  chapter 
of  the  Daughters  of  1812;  member  Women's 
City  club;  member  Church  of  the  Covenant; 
Residence:     2114     Abington-rd. 

ME.IDE,  Parker  IVrlRht,  real  estate  bro- 
ker; born.  Camden,  N.  J.,  Mar.  29.  1898;  son 
George  Louis  and  Emma  S.  (Izard)  Meade; 
educated,  Cleveland,  Middleburger  school, 
Hough  school.  East  high  school.  University 
school  1917;  Worcester  Academy,  Worcester, 
Mass.  1918;  Dartmouth  college  1922;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.,  Adelbert  college  1924; 
U.  S.  Naval  reserve;  precinct  committeeman 
Ward  19  Republican  party;  creator  of  the 
Intercollegiate  Frolic  movement;  founder, 
creator  and  managing  director  of  The  Inter- 
collegiate Midnight  Frolic  four  years;  associ- 
ate member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board; 
member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity; 
member  Dartmouth  Alumni  Assn.,  Western 
Reserve  Alumni  Assn.;  member  Sons  of 
the  American  Revolution;  Army  and  Navy 
Post.  American  Legion;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  Alumni  Assn.  in  Cleveland;  member 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  club.  New  York  City. 
Hobby;  promoting  The  Intercollegiate  Frolic 
proceeds  of  which  "send  a  boy  and  a  girl  to 


college."  Recreation:  athletic  sports.  Spec- 
ializes in  sale  of  exclusive  town  houses  and 
country  estates;  real  estate  broker  with 
Cleveland  offices  and  associated  with  the 
architectural  developments  with  Jacques 
Lambert,  architect.  Paris,  France;  planner  of 
expositions  city  planner,  creator  of  French, 
Spanish,  Italian  and  English  Formal  garden 
plans  deluxe;  specializes  in  French  Chateau 
type  of  residence;  also  associated  in  archi- 
tectural developments  with  Alfred  W.  Harris, 
architect,  Cleveland;  creator  and  designer  of 
Moreland  cts.  in  Shaker  Hghts.  Residence: 
2114  Abington-rd.  Office:  507  National  Bldg., 
E.  9th-st. 

ME.IDEIV,  DoiiKlaM  S.,  certified  public 
accountant:  born.  Chicago,  111..  Apr.  11.  1890; 
son  John  and  Sarah  Emily  (Clague)  Meaden; 
educated,  Chicago,  graduate  of  Crane  Tech- 
nical high  school;  attended  Lewis  Institute 
of  Technology  and  Northwestern  ITnlversity; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  23,  1923  to  Julia 
Mae  Burke — children,  Douglas  S.  Meaden  Jr.; 
statistician  public  utilities  commission  of 
Illinois  1915-1919;  came  to  Cleveland  Jan. 
1919  as  federal  tax  consultant  for  the 
First  National  Bank;  May  1919  entered 
business  for  self  with  firm  of  Hubbell  and 
Meaden;  Nov.  1921  formed  firm  of  Meaden 
and  Welsh,  Certified  Public  Accountants;  July 
1925  opened  additional  office  of  Meaden  & 
Welsh  at  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.,  with  Mr. 
Welsh  in  charge;  admitted  to  practice  be- 
fore the  Treasury  Dept.  of  United  States 
in  1920;  and  before  the  United  States  Board 
of  Tax  Appeals  upon  its  formation  in  1924; 
Mr.  Meaden  personally  specializes  in  hand- 
ling income  tax  cases  of  the  firm's  cli- 
ents; member  American  Institute  of  Account- 
ancy, American  Society  of  Certified  Public 
Accountants;  certified  by  State  of  Ohio,  Jan. 
27,  1920  and  by  State  of  Illinois  Apr.  7,  1920; 
member  A.  F.  &  A.  M.  St.  Pauls  lodge  No. 
500  of  Springfield,  111.;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreation:  indoor  baseball,  bowling  and 
golf.  Residence:  3337  Bradford-rd.,  Cleve- 
land  Hghts.    Office:    801   Swetland  Bldg. 

HIEALS,  W^nlter  I).,  lawyer;  born.  Mill 
Creek,  Pa.,  Jan.  4.  1872;  son  Dr.  Isaiah  J. 
and  Mary  Jane  (McGarvey)  Meals;  educated, 
Keystone  State  Normal  school.  Pa.,  Juniata 
college,  Hunington,  Pa.;  Univ.  of  Mich.  LLB. 
1892;  married,  Cleveland,  Mar.  25,  1905  to 
Gertrude  Whittler;  asst.  Pros.  Atty.  Cuya- 
hoga County;  judge  Court  of  Appeals,  eighth 
district  of  Ohio;  chairman  claims  Commis- 
sion, V.  S.  Shipping  Board;  member  Cuyahoga 
County,  Ohio  State  and  American  Bar  assns.; 
member  Masonic  order  32nd  degree:  member 
Union,  Shaker  Heights,  Country.  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Mid-Day  and  Big  Ten  Univ.  clubs. 
Residence:  2940  Lee-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

MECK,  Davlil  ChannlnK:,  judge  municipal 
court;  born,  Bucyrus,  O.  Mar.  5,  1863;  son 
J.  F.  and  Christiana  (Schiefer)  Meek;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  Northern  Univ.  A.B..  A.M., 
LL.  D. ;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  A.B.;  married, 
Delaware,  O.,  June  23.  1892  to  Gertrude  Klrk- 
patrick — children,  Dean  B.,  Paul  K.,  Flovd 
S.,  Geraldine  C,  Stanley  S.  and  David  C. 
Meek  Jr.;  member  faculty  Ohio  Northern 
Univ.;  member  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Dean 
The  John  Marshall  School  of  Law;  admitted 
to  the  bar  1913;  director  The  John  Marshall 
School  of  Law;  member  American,  Ohio  State 
and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  member  Kappa 
Sigma  and  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternities; 
member  Masonic  Order,  Odd  Fellows  and 
Knights  of  Pythias;  member  Cleveland  club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  Park  Lane 
Villa.     Office:    City  Hall. 


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MECK,  Gertrude  Klrkpatrlck,  physician; 
born,  Blooming  Grove,  O.,  June  6,  1867; 
daughter  George  and  Catherine  (Smith) 
Klrkpatrick;  educated,  Village  school.  Bloom- 
ing Grove;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.  B.S.;  Ohio 
State  Univ.  M.D.;  married,  Delaware,  O., 
June  23,  1892  to  David  Channlng  Meek — 
children.  Dean  B.,  Paul  K.,  Floyd  S.,  Geral- 
dine  C,  Stanley  S.  and  David  C.  Meek  Jr.; 
member  of  faculty  Cleveland  Homeopathic 
Medical  college;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio 
State  Homeopathic  Medical  societies  and 
American  Institute  of  Homeopathy;  trustee 
Woman's  Hospital  assn.;  member  of  staff 
of  Woman's  Hospital  and  Huron-rd.  Hospital; 
member  The  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art,  The 
League  of  Women  voters,  The  Cleveland 
Medical  Library  assn.  and  The  Institute 
Fraternity  of  Medical  Women;  a  son,  Floyd 
S.,  is  associated  with  her  in  the  practice  of 
medicine;  member  Women's  City  club  and 
Women's  Club  House  assn.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  428  Park  Lane  Villa. 
Office:   10609   Euclid-ave. 

MEDALIE,  Sam  A.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  5,  1886;  son  Louis  and 
Sally  (Horovltz)  Medalie;  educated,  Cleveland, 
public  schools,  central  high  school  and 
Baldwin  Wallace  Law  School;  married, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  17,  1921  to  Lily  Bialosky — 
children,  Jim  and  Arthur  C.  Medalie;  sgt. 
Q.  M.  C.  1918-1919  overseas  service;  pres. 
The  S.  A.  Medalie  Co.  Residence:  1717 
Coventry-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1150 
W.    3rd-st. 

1»IEGA\V.  Mary  Inabel,  born,  Mantorville, 
Minn.;  daughter  Squire  Littell  and  Mary 
(Adams)  Pierce:  educated,  St.  Paul  high 
school.  Dr.  Curry's  School  of  Expression,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  diploma  for  teachers  and  reader; 
married,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  1896  to  James  E. 
Megaw — children,  Jessica  Megaw  (Mrs.  John 
I'arker  Lee);  one  of  organizers  of  Union 
Depot  canteen;  teacher  of  expression  in  St. 
Pauls  high  school;  father  practiced  for  fifty 
years  at  Minn.  Bar,  had  cases  pending  in 
State  Supreme  Court  when  he  died  at  age 
of  87;  member  Episcopal  church  and  Theo- 
sophlcal  society;  (vice  pres.)  director  of 
league  of  Women  Voters  1924-1925-1926;  pres. 
and  organizer  of  Karma  and  Reincarnation 
club;  membership  chairman  Women's  Demo- 
cratic club;  member  board  of  directors  of 
league  of  Women  Voters;  peace  chairman 
In  fourth  div.  of  Women  Voters;  member 
Women's  City  club  and  Society  for  Pro- 
motion of  Peace;  speaker  in  and  out  of  Cleve- 
land for  Democratic  party,  League  of  Women 
Voters  and  Peace  Council  Residence:  10541 
Lee-ave. 

MEGR.'VlIi,  Emerson,  asst.  prof..  Hygiene 
and  Bacteriology,  School  of  Medicine,  W.R.U. ; 
born,  Greenspring,  O.,  June  4  1890;  son 
William  P.  and  Hannah  Mary  (Cunningham) 
Megrail;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
A.B.  1912,  M.D.  1915  and  A.M.  1922;  married, 
Wheeling  W.  Va.,  June  23,  1915  to  Margaret 
Ethel  Reed;  two  years  service,  U.  S.  Army, 
world  war  as  first  lleut.  and  capt..  Medical 
corps;  has  published  bacteriological  research 
papers;  fellow,  American  Medical  assn.  and 
American  Public  Health  assn.;  member  so- 
ciety of  American  Bacteriologists  and  So- 
ciety for  Experimental  Biology  and  Medicine; 
Masonic  order;  Kappa  Sigma,  Alpha  Kappa 
Kappa  and   Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities. 


Residence:       12420    Chesterfleld-ave.       Offlcej 
2109   Adelbert-rd. 

MEHLING,  Raymond  nernard,  realtor; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  11,  1887;  son  John  A. 
and  Rosa  W.  (Knapp)  Mehllng;  married, 
Apr.  10,  1910  to  Corienne  E.  Gorham — child- 
ren, Yvonne  Marie,  Gertrude  Irene  and  Cor- 
ienne Emily  Mehling;  member  Emanuel 
lodge  No.  605  F.  and  A.  M.;  Cleveland  lodge 
No.  18  B.P.O.  Elks;  Cleveland  City  lodge  No. 
5  I.  O.  O.  F.  Residence:  1827  Taylor-rd,  East 
Cleveland.     Office:   11715  Superlor-ave. 

MEILIiVK,  Jobn  G.,  advertising  manager; 
born,  Toledo,  O.,  Mar.  11.  1889;  son  John  G. 
and  Katherine  (Weisenburger)  Meilink;  edu- 
cated, Toledo,  parochial  and  public  schools; 
married,  La  Cross,  Wis.,  Sept.  21,  1920  to  Mar- 
garet Madeline  Kirch;  served  in  the  navy 
Dec.  1917  to  Feb.  1919,  In  the  ranks  as  elec- 
trician; 21  years  with  Scripps  Howard  news- 
papers— 15  years  with  the  Toledo  News  Bee 
as  classified  adv.  mgr.  and  adv.  mgr.;  2*4 
years  as  adv.  mgr.  of  Des  Moines  News,  Dea 
Moines,  la.;  Ay^  years  as  adv.  mgr.  Cleveland 
Press;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Ad- 
vertising clubs.  Residence:  1227  Nicholson- 
ave.,    Lakewood.      Office:     Cleveland    Press. 

MEINK,  Charles  E.,  building  contractor; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  19,  1878;  son  Herman 
and  Theresa  (Rice)  Meink;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Akron,  O.,  Feb. 
Ifi,  1906  to  Jeanne  Mae  Armstrong — children, 
Vera  Grace  Meink;  started  work  with  the 
W.  S.  Tyler  Co.;  began  work  for  The  National 
Concrete  Fireproofing  Co.  Aug.,  1902  as  steno- 
grapher; treas.  for  this  company  for  ten 
years  and  pres.  and  treas.  for  three  years; 
sec.  and  treas.  The  Frank  C.  Caine  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
Shaker-blvd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  Union 
Mtge.    Bldg. 

MELDRUM,  Andrew  Barclay,  Presbyter- 
ian minister;  born,  Kirkcaldy,  Scotland,  Sept. 
9,  1857;  son  Robert  and  Agnes  (Grant)  Meld- 
rum;  educated,  Knox  college  and  Toronto 
Univ.,  Toronto,  Can.;  graduated  in  theology 
from  San  Francisco  "Theological  Seminary, 
1884;  D.D.  degree  from  Hanover  college,  1894; 
married,  Oakland,  Cal.,  1885  to  Laura  Rison 
(deceased,  1903) — children,  Andrew  Barclay 
Meldrum,  Jr.,  Helen,  (Mrs.  E.  K.  Bacon), 
Douglas  Grant  Meldrum  and  Dorthy  (Mrs. 
Laurance  Bowen);  married  1907  to  Ella  Her- 
rlck  (deceased,  1914);  1924  to  Anna  N.  Wan- 
amaker;  chaplain  of  Cleveland  Grays  for  ten 
years;  director  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce two  years;  pastor  St.  Johns  Presby- 
terln  church,  San  Francisco,  1884-1887; 
Central  Presbyterian  church,  Rock  Island, 
111.,  1887-1889;  Grace  Presbyterian  church, 
Evansville,  Ind.,  1889-1895;  Central  Presby- 
terian church,  St.  Paul  Minn.,  1895-1902;  Old 
Stone  church,  Cleveland,  1902-1924  and  now 
pastor  emeritus;  member  Masonic  bodies; 
received  33rd  degree  in  1921;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic  and  Oberlin  Golf  clubs;  about 
100  of  his  sermons  and  addresses  have  been 
published,  all  for  free  distribution,  one  ser- 
mon "The  Grave  and  the  Garden"  having 
been  printed  seven  times.  Recreation: 
travel  and  writing.  Residence:  Oberlin,  O. 
Office:    Old  Stone  Church,  Cleveland. 

MELLON,  DeForest,  statistician;  born. 
Cleveland,  Apr.  4,  1895;  son  John  A.  and  Irene 
(DeForest)  Mellon;  educated,  Cleveland,  Sib- 
ley school  and  East  high  school;  Yale  college 


248 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

B.A.    1918;    married,    Cleveland,    June    5,    1922  land  for  two  terms;  associated  with  the  Gar- 

to    Elizabeth    Cadwallader     (died    1923);    2nd  field   Savings   Bank   Co.   for   13    years,    6   years 

lieut.     72nd    F.A.    1918-1919;    democratic    pre-  as    treas.;    one   year   with   The    State    Banking 

cinct     leader    and     election     judge     1924-1925;  and    Trust    Co.    as    treas.;    12    years    sec.    The 

special    deputy    sheriff    1919-1920;    team    capt.  Lincoln    Elec.    Co.;    vice    pres.    and    sec.    The 

of    workers    on    Community    Fund    campaign.  Lincoln    Electric    Co.;    member    First    Presby- 

1922-23-24-25;    democratic    nominee    for    state  terian    Church     of    East    Cleveland;     member 

representative,  1926  engaged  in  installing  in-  Chamber   of   Commerce;    member   Sleepy    Hol- 

ventory  and  stock  control  systems  in  depart-  low    Country    club.      Recreation:   golf.     Resl- 

ment     stores;     author     of     numerous     articles  dence:     1848     Wymore-ave.,     East    Cleveland, 

in  The  Dry  Goods  Economist  and  Store  Oper-  Office:    The    Lincoln    Electric    Co.,    Colt    and 

ation;     member    Ameilcan    Legion    and    Yale  Klrby. 


MELHOSE.  Mary,  general  supervisor,  tute  of  Technology  M.E.;  married.  Washing 
Cleveland  schools;  born,  Grayvllle,  111.,  Aug.  ton,  D.  C,  June  20,  1906  to  Anna  Hill  Morrill 
16,  18S8:  daughter  Charles  H.  and  Adelaide  (Lee) — children,  Lee,  Arthur  Jordan,  Philip 
(Coleman)  Melrose;  educated.  University  of  Sheridan  and  William  Russell  Merkel;  troop 
111.,  A.B.  1910.  M.A.  1916;  Teachers  college,  A  1st  O.  Y.  C.  1898;  member  of  ,S0th  Assembly 
Columbia  Univ.,  in  school  work  in  111,  la..  Ohio;  State  Legislature  (from  Cuyahoga 
Ind.,  Wis.,  Ky..  and  Ohio;  masters  thesis  "A  County)  House  of  Representatives;  member 
Studv  of  the  Socialization  of  Arithmetic  in  troop  A,  O.  N.  G.  1899-1906;  member  Cuya- 
the  Public  Schools"  (1916);  member  Pan  Hel-  hoga  Bar  assn.  and  American  Patent  Bar 
lenic  executive  board  1922-1924;  member  Na-  assn.;  member  Windermere  lodge  and  Wlnd- 
tlonal  Education  and  National  Society  for  ermere  chapter  of  Masonic  order;  member 
the  Study  of  Education;  member  Alpha  XI  Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fraler- 
Delta  sorority;  member  University  of  111.  nities;  member  United  Spanish  War  Veterans; 
club  of  Cleveland  (pres.  1921-1922),  Cleve-  member  Hermit  and  Mid-Day  clubs  of  Cleve- 
land Alumnae  chapter  of  Alpha  XI  Delta  land  and  Tourbillon  club  of  Quebec,  Can. 
(pres.  1923-1924),  American  Assn.  of  Unlver-  Recreation:  Canadian  camping,  hunting  and 
sity  Women  and  Teachers  College  Alumni  fishing.  Residence:  1888  Wymore-ave.,  East 
assn.;     member     College     club.      Recreation:  Cleveland.    Office:   Engineers  Bldg. 

swimming,    sailing,    golf    and    travel.      Resi-        »,r.nu-r^»     »       ,       »     * i,^^.  v,« /~>i„„„ 

dence:     2209    Goodnor-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.  .^^IP^^^H  \%^i'*.''r,^::J.TJ.   i   'J^JJ!;,  ^^nZ 

Office:    Board   of   Education.  l%"^vF^?,^<  ^  ^l^^=  "^^^"^^i®^  "^^,"•  ^nd  Emily 

(Tschirch)    Merkel;   educated,   Cleveland    Kin- 

MEXDELSON,     Albert,     attorney     at     law;  dergarten    Training    school;    treas.    Alumnae 

born,    Cleveland,    Sept.    13,    1876;    son    Samuel  Assn.    of    Cleveland    Kindergarten    and     Pri- 

N.   and   Jennie    (Levey)    Mendelson;    educated,  mary    Training    School;    member    Business 

Cleveland,    Central    high    school    and    Western  Women's    club.      Residence:     1867    Beersford- 

Reserve    Law    School    LL.B.;    married,    Cincin-  rd.,    East    Cleveland.     Office:     Rozelle    School, 

nati,    O.,    Oct.     7,     1903     to    Grace     Drukker —  East  Cleveland. 

children,    William,    Gilbert    S.    and    Marlon    S.  ,,^„,»,>-,,^    »,     ^  _.  .     ^^                     ■ 

Mendelson;    admitted   to    bar   1899;    state   sen-  rr,J^^F^^I^^:,^^^'?P''^S^'^^^T^,^{  ^*^u®kP''®A-  = 

ator   1909-1910;   member  Cleveland   Bar  assn.;  The   AS.    Oilman   Co^    born     Wllloughby.   O.. 

trustee   Euclid-ave.   Temple;   member  Masonic  Mar.    18,    1874;    son    Edward    and     Sarah     A. 

order.    Golden    Square    lodge;    member    Early  (Chapman)     Merrick;     Educated      O h  o     Wes- 

Settlers     assn.;     member     Oakwood     Country  'eyan    Univ.    B.A.     1897;    married,    Cleveland, 

and  City  clubs.     Recreation:    golf.  Residence:  June    <•    1901    to    (5race    Greenwood    Gilman— 

2685    Euclld-blvd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.     Office:  ?K"^£^"'  ^P*"^":,®  ,^.'i^^*'|,'^^  ^<^Vl   J?Vv  ^^?''X 

307   Society   for  Savings   Bldg.  ")'    Sarah    Adelaide.    Frederick    Arthur    and 

Roderick     Oilman     Merrick;     vice-pres.    The 

MENTAL,   Annie   M.:    born,    Cleveland,   Jan.  A.    S.    Gilman    Co.;    member    Phi    Kappa    Psi 

24,    1849;    daughter    Abraham    and    Margaret  fraternity;    member    Cleveland     Chamber     of 

(Shoener)    Zarby;    educated,   Cleveland    public  Commerce;    member   Shaker   Heights   Country 

schools;    married,   (Cleveland,   May   25,    1870    to  and    Hermit    clubs.      Recreation:    golf.     Resl- 

Henry    A.    Mental — children,    Mrs.    J.    Reich-  dence:      2956      Broxton-rd.,      Shaker      Hghts. 

wein,     Edward     E.,     William     H.,     Walter    A.,  Office:   623  E.  St.  Clair-ave. 

and   Harry    E.   Mental;   Lake    Shore   lodge   No.  ,.^„„,.r^,^      .r,             *-..,               k„           aik„„.. 

351     Am.     Ins.     Union;     remembers     when     E.  ^t  ^J^'*?*^*^'^*^  *^,'"o'V*n*    -F"""^*"'     ^°^k'     ^'*'^"y' 

9th   St.   was   a   city   limit;   she   went   to   school  ^.Y-.   July   10,   1880;   daughter   Arthur  S.   and 

where  engine  house  No.  1  now  stands;  helped  Ad®    ,'^®j  ^r      (Stanton)      Gilman;      educated, 

to    serve    the    soldiers   of   the    civil    war   when  Cleveland,   Hathaway-Brown   school   and  Miss 

returned;    saw   the   Lincoln   and   Garfield   fun-  "unters   Kindergarten   Training  School,   New 

erals.     Residence:  663  E.  97th  st.  York    City;    married,    Cleveland,    June    4     1901 

to  Frederick  C.  Merrick — children,  Grace  Ellz- 

MERIAM,    Albert    Youniclove,    real    estate;  abeth    (Mrs.  John  Twohy  II),  Sarah   Adelaide, 

born,    Cleveland,    Nov.    28.    1888;    son    Edmund  Frederick   Arthur  and   Roderick   Gilman   Mer- 

B.    and    Cornelia    (Younglove)    Meriam;    edu-  rick;     member     Women's     City     and     Shaker 

cated,     Sheffield     Scientific     School     of     Yale  Lakes  Garden   and   Nineteenth  Century  clubs. 

Univ.    Ph.B.;    member   troop   A.   Mexican   bor-  Residence:    2956    Broxton-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts. 

der;   member  135th   F.A.   37th   Dlv.;   vice   pres.        ...,,.„. ^.^       «        •.      .  ^   ,    i ^         k^ -nm 

and  treas.  Meriam   Realty  Co.;  director  Para-  ,    '♦"^"'**^'*' v.^*""",**    i  qV/-'"  ?f,U?./"^r.^J!' 

c-r.n    Insnlatlne  Co  •   meniber   Delta   Phi   Delta  loughby,    O.,    Mar.    1,    1904;    daughter    Freder- 


,...    ^  .  Tau     sorority      (W.R.U.).        Residence:      2956 

MERIAM,     Jofieph     ^\ Introp,     sec;      born,  Broxton-rd..   Shaker   Hghts. 
Cleveland,     (cor.     Euclid    and     14th)     May    22, 

1878;     son     Joseph     B.     and     Helen     (Morgan)         MERRICK,    >Valter    C,    lawyer;    born.    Wll- 

Merlam:     educated,     Shaw     high     school     and  loughby,    O.,    Feb.    13,    1872;    son    Edward   and 

Oberlln  college:  married,  Sioux  City,  la..  June  Sarah     (Chapman)     Merrick;     educated,     Ohio 

25,   1907   to   Florence  Louise  Wiley — children,  Wesleyan   Univ.   B.A.-    married,   Hillsboro,   O., 

four    daughters;    treas.    City    of    East    Cleve-  June  3,  1902  to  Elizabeth  R.  Steele — children, 

249 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Edward  S.  Merrick:  member  of  law  firm  of 
Dustin,  McKeehan,  Merrick,  Arter  &  Stewart; 
member  American,  Ohio  State  and  Cleveland 
Bar  assns.;  member  Phi  Kappa  Psi  and  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  member  Union, 
University,  Mayfield  Country  and  Nisi  Prlus 
clubs.  Residence:  2514  Wellington-rd.  Of- 
fice:  920  Guardian  Bldg. 

MBRRIHEVV,  Henry  Merton,  attorney  at 
law;  born,  Plattsburg,  N.  Y.,  June  3,  1875; 
son  Henry  W.  and  Deborah  (Havens)  Merri- 
hew;  educated,  Plattsburgh  high  school; 
Cornell  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1898;  married.  New  York 
City,  July  29,  1907  to  Bessie  Mabel  Hewitt; 
asst.  sec.  Society  for  Savings;  member  Cleve- 
land Bar  assn. :  member  Plattsburgh  Lodge 
No.  828,  F.  &  A.  M.;  McKinley  chapter.  No.  181, 
R.  A.  M.;  Woodward  Council  No.  118,  R.  &  S. 
M. ;  Coeur-de-Lion  ("ommandery  No.  64,  K.  T.; 
Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Al  Koran  Temple,  A. 
A.  O.  N.  M.  S. ;  practiced  law  at  Plattsburgh, 
1898-1904;  legal  dept.  Erie  R.  R.  Co.,  New 
York  Cltv,  1904-1907:  Land  and  Tax  Agent 
Erie  R.  R.  Co.,  Cleveland,  1907-1918;  attor- 
ney for  Society  for  Savings  since  1918  and 
asst.  sec.  since  June,  1925;  member  Univer- 
.''ity  and  Acacia  Country  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf  and  bowling.  Residence:  2095  Len- 
nox-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Society 
for  Savings. 

MERRILL,  Chnrlen  Bongbton,  investment 
securities;  born,  Schoharie,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  4, 
'892;  son  William  Dietz  and  Ella  (Wldman> 
">Tprrill;  educated  Cornell  Univ.,  B.A.,  1915; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  5,  1918  to  Ruby  M. 
Husband;  stationed  at  Camp  Siperman  dur- 
ing 1918;  partner  Merrill,  Hawley  &  Co.; 
member  University  and  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  bridge.  Residence:  2636 
North  Moreland-blvd.  Office:  1483  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

MERRILL,  Mnry  E.  Rnth.  artist,  religious 
and  secular  art;  born,  N.  Lawrence,  N.  Y.. 
^"'^t.,  1856;  daughter  Joseph  and  Maria  R. 
CAllen)  Rath;  edticated,  private  school,  Fal- 
ley  Semlnarv,  Fulton,  N.  Y.,  Columbus,  O., 
Society  of  Decorative  Arts  1882-884;  sum- 
mers studied  in  Europe  under  Royal  School 
of  Art  Needlework  (London);  with  William 
iVforris  and  M.  Bactl  in  Paris:  married.  Co- 
lumbus, O.,  Nov.,  18S5  to  J.  Palmer  Merrill  of 
New  York  City — children,  one  daughter;  In 
1879,  had  private  art  classes:  taught  three 
years  in  Columbus  Art  School:  summer  stud- 
ies made  in  New  York,  London  and  Paris: 
in  1800  made  a  tour  of  English  cathedrals: 
in  1897  an  extended  tour  of  United  States  and 
Alaskan  catbedrals:  awarded  three  medals  at 
Cincinnati  Exposition  for  her  embroidery  col- 
lection; awarded  a  gold  medal  at  the  Pan 
American  Exposition  for  collection  of  em- 
broidered book  covers:  in  1894  organized  St. 
Alban's  Tn.«titute  of  religious  and  secular 
Art  to  provide  employment  for  educated 
women  in  reduced  circumstances  and  to  re- 
vive the  art  of  needlework,  religious  and 
peeular;  member  D.  A.  R. ;  life  fellow  Royal 
Pocietv  Antequaris.  Ireland:  life  member  of 
Suffolk  Society.  Ene.,  Ohio  State  Historical 
and  .Archaeological  Society  and  C.  B.  S. :  mem- 
ber E.  C.  U.  and  O.  H.  C:  former  member  of 
Cnhimbus  Art  Historv,  National  Arts  (New 
York  City).  Ex  Libris  (London,  Eng.)  and 
Alcuri    (London)    clubs. 

MERRITT.  WllUnm  Ford,  salesman;  born, 
Norwalk,  O..  July  15,  1897;  son  William  Hop- 
kins and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Ford)  Merrltt: 
educated  Norwalk  public  school.  Taft  School, 
Watertown,  Conn.:  Yale  Univ.,  A.B.,  1920; 
married.  Dayton,  O.,  Sept.  29,  1923  to  Mary 
T  ouisp  Plaok — children,  Marv  Elizabeth  Mer- 
ritt;    2nd    lieut.    F.    A.,    Field    Artillery    Cen- 


tral Officer's  Training  school,  Camp  Zachary 
Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky.,  1918;  associated  with 
the  White  Co.,  Cleveland,  since  1922;  at  pres- 
ent located  at  Providence,  R.  I.,  branch  of 
the  White  Co.;  member  Mt.  Vernon  lodge 
No.  64  F.  &  A.  M.,  Norwalk.  O. ;  member  Amer- 
ican Legion;  member  Plumbrook  Country 
rlub  of  Sanduskv,  O.;  member  University 
club.  Residence:  36  Humboldt-ave.  Office  254 
Aborn-st.,  Providence,  R.  I.  (both  addresses 
are  temporary). 

MERRY\%'E.4THER,  George  Edmund,  born, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Aug.  28,  1872;  son  Geo.  Neave 
and  Ellen  L.  (Beaman)  Merryweather ; 
educated,  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology, 
B.S.,  1896;  married,  Portsmouth.  O.,  Dec.  21, 
1908  to  Laura  Esselborn — children,  Janet, 
George  Esselborn,  Constance.  Hubert  Orr  and 
Laura  Merryweather;  director  Central  Nat. 
Bank  Savings  and  Trust  Co.;  pres.  The 
Motch  Merryweather  Mchy.  Co.;  member 
America  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers,  So- 
ciety of  Automotive  Engineers  and  Engineer- 
ing Society  of  Cleveland;  member  Univers- 
ity, Union,  Mayfield.  Philosophical,  Chagrin 
Valley  Hunt,  Detroit  Athletic  (Detroit)  and 
Old  Colony  clubs.  Residence:  2620  East 
Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland,  and  Gates  Mill,  O. 
Office:    7th    floor,    Penton    Bldg. 

MESKELL,  James  A.,  S.  J.,  principal 
St.  Ignatius  High  School;  born,  Chicago,  111., 
May  8,  188R;  son  Michael  and  Johanna  (Grif- 
fin) Meskell;  educated.  Chicago.  St.  Ignatius 
college  1901-1906;  St.  Louis  Univ.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo..  A.B.,  1911.  A.M.,  1913;  taught  at  Mar- 
quette Univ.  high  school,  Milwaukee.  Wis., 
1913-1916;  taught  at  St.  Mary's  College.  St. 
Mary's.  Kans.,  1916-1918.  Office:  1911  W.  30th 
-St.,    John    Carroll   Univ. 

ME.SKER,  Loiiin  Henry,  gen.  mgr.  The 
Cleveland  Planer  Co.;  born,  (Cleveland.  Sept.  5, 
1878:  son  John  D.  and  Anna  (Rosian)  Mesker; 
educated,  Cleveland,  common  school,  private 
tuition  and  M.  E. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  20, 
1920  to  Mrs.  Gertrude  Lumiss  Stehn:  foreman 
Macbeth  Iron  Co..  Cleveland:  supt.  Gas  Mchy. 
Co..  Cleveland;  vice  pres.  and  mechanical  engr., 
Norwalk  Mfg.  Co.,  Norwalk;  mgr.  Motch  Mer- 
rvweather  Mchy.  Co.,  Cincinnati  ofllce;  mgr. 
Manning  Maxwell  &  Moore,  St.  Louis  offices; 
ngr.  Kearney  &  Trecker  Co.,  Cleveland  offices; 
sales  mgr.  Cleveland  Milling  Mach.  Co.,  Cleve- 
land: vice  pres.  The  Shields  Machine  Co., 
Cleveland,  vice  pres.  and  sales  mgr.  TTie  Clark- 
Vfesker  Co..  Cleveland,  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Cleve- 
land Planer  Co.;  member  A.  S.  M.  E..  A.  A.  E., 
Cleveland  Engineering  society:  M.  E.  licenses 
in  Tenn.,  Arizona  and  Prof.  Engr.  West  Va., 
32nd  degree  Mason,  Scottish  Rite.  Full  York 
Rite  and  Shriner;  member  K.  O.  T.  M.  Resi- 
dence: 3115  Stockholm-rd.,  Shaker  Hght*. 
Ofl^ce:     3148  Superior-ave. 

METCAIiF,  Clarence  S.,  seci  and  treas. 
Cleveland  Public  I^ibrarv;  born.  McConnels- 
ville,  O..  Sept.  17,  1878;  son  Frank  F.  and  Ada 
(W^ynn)  Metcalf:  educated.  McConnellsville  and 
Columbus,  O.,  schools  and  Ohio  Medical  Univ.; 
married.  Columbus,  O..  Oct.  26,  1899  to  Alice 
Bottman — children,  Margaret.  Prances  and 
Alice  Metcalf;  state  examiner  for  state  Bu- 
reau of  Accounting  1908-1916:  Commissioner 
of  Accounts.  Cleveland.  1916-1920;  director  of 
Finance.  Cleveland,  1920-1921;  treas.  The  Fi- 
delity Mortgage  Co.,  1922-1923;  sec.  The  Home 
Sa vines  &  Loan  Co.  since  1924;  sec.  and  treas. 
Cleveland  Public  Library  since  1924;  sec.  The 
GoBoy  Corp..  The  Home  Savings  &  Loan  Co. 
served  on  all  Community  Fund  Teams;  mem- 
ber Roosevelt  Masonic  lodge;  chairman  board 
of  Deacons,  The  Old  Stone  Church;  member 
Cleveland  Library  Players  club.  Recreation: 
eolf.  swimming  and  music.  Residence:  1285 
W.  89th-st.     Office:     Cleveland  Public  Library. 


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METCAI-F,  Isaac  Stevenn,  advertising; 
born.  Elvria.  O.,  Sept.  14,  18S3;  son  Isaac  Stev- 
ens and  Harriet  (Howes)  Metcalf;  educated, 
Worcester  Academy;  Oberlin  College,  A.B., 
1905;  married,  Tonca.  Neb.,  Dec.  2,  1908  to 
Jessie  Louise  Halstead — children,  Isaac  Stev- 
ens Halstead  Metcalf;  member  Cleveland  Ad- 
vertising and  Clifton  (director  and  sec.)  clubs. 
Residence:  1S171  Clifton-rd.,  Clifton  Park. 
Office:  The  Francis  R.  Morrison  Co.,  Sloane 
Bldg. 

METCALF,  Jensle  Loulme  Hnl.««tead,  born, 
Ponca.  Neb..  Sept.  9,  1883;  daughter  Elmore 
Ellis  and  Henrietta  C.  (Howe)  Halstead;  edu- 
cated, St.  Mary's  Hall.  Faribault.  Minn.;  Ober- 
lin college.  A.  B.,  1905;  married,  Ponca,  Neb., 
Dec.  2,  1908  to  Issac  Stevens  Metcalf — chil- 
dren, Isaac  Stevens  Halstead  Metcalf.  Resi- 
dence:  18171   Clifton-rd.,  Clifton  Park. 

METr\LF.  Leslie  I.,  wholesale  druggist; 
born.  Masonville.  N.  Y..  Feb.  2."?,  1858;  son 
Hubbard  and  Lourinda  (Barnes)  Metcalf;  vice 
pres.  The  Hall  VanGorder  Co.  and  The  Cleve- 
land FYuit  Juice  Co.;  member  Canterbury  Golf. 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  National  Town  and 
Countrv  clubs.  Residence:  2757  Lancashire- 
rd.     Office:    1382  W.   9th-st. 

METZEXB  AIM.  Myron,  surgeon,  ear. 
nose  and  throat:  plastic  surgeon  for  face  and 
nose;  born,  Cleveland;  son  Joseph  and  Fanny 
f Firth)  Metzenbaum;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools.  Central  high  school:  Adelbert  col- 
lege. Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.D.,  1900;  also 
holds  degrees  of  B.S.,  Fellow  American  Col- 
lege of  Surgeons  F.  A.  C.  S. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land. 1912  to  Elsa  F.  Fuldheim — children,  two 
daughters;  awarded  government  medal  for  re- 
searches in  radium  at  St.  Louis  Exposition, 
1904;  introduced  use  of  scopalamln  or  twilight 
sleep  in  the  field  of  general  surgery  and  in  ear, 
nose  and  throat  surgery  which  was  five  years 
previous  to  its  use  in  obstetrics:  introduced 
the  present  ambulance  system  of  Cleveland 
under  the  police  dept.;  introduced  the  drop 
method  for  the  administration  of  ether;  direc- 
tor Hospital  Clinic:  member  American  Medi- 
cal assn.:  fellow  College  of  Surgeons  Ohio 
State  Medical  assn.;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy off  Medicine:  member  Masonic  ortler; 
member  Oakwood  Countrv  club.  Residence: 
2765  Euclid-blvd.     Office:     736  Rose  Bldg. 

MEYER,  Ctialmern  E..  manufacturer's  agent; 
born.  Dover.  O..  Sept.  29,  1890:  son  Samuel  R. 
and  Mary  Catherine  (Chase)  Meyer;  educated. 
New  Philadelphia,  O.,  public  schools  and  high 
school;  served  17  months  in  the  U.  S.  and 
France:  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Rail  Mine 
Industrial  Co.:  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Citizens  League  of  Cleveland  and 
United  Service  Post  No.  42  American  I..egion. 
Residence:  7600  Euclid-ave.  Office:  5713  Eu- 
clid-ave. 

MEYER,  John  Frederick,  wholesale  and 
retail  sash  and  doors;  manufacturing;  born. 
Hannibal.  Mo..  Jan.  25,  1886:  son  J.  F.  and 
Katherine  (Foss)  Meyer;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Til.,  B.S..  1907;  married,  Hannibal.  Mo.,  June 
6  1914  to  Nan  Pendleton — children,  Dorothy 
Nan  Mever;  pres.  J.  F.  Meyer  Mfg.  Co.,  Han- 
nibal. Mo..  1908-1916;  asst.  mgr.  Carr  &  Ball 
Co..  Des  Moines,  la.,  1916-1917;  mgr.  Cleveland 
branch  Morgan  Sash  &  Door  Co.,  1918-1924; 
organized  The  Mever  Millwork  Co.,  1925; 
pres  The  Mever  Millwork  Co.;  member  Theta 
Delta  Chi  fraternity;  member  Hannibal  lodge 
A.  F.  &  A.  M.,  No.  188  Royal  Arch  Masons; 
Knight  Templars  No.  5;  Moalah  Temple 
A.  A.  O.  N.  M.  S.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  University 
and  Acacia  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2846 
Ludlow-ave.     Office:  2435  Orange-ave. 

MEYER.  Vernon  H..  manufacturer:  born. 
Green    Spring,    O.,    Sept.    16,    1883;    educated, 


high  school  and  Oberlin  college;  married, 
Cleveland.  1906  to  Kathryu  Chandler — chil- 
dren, five:  pres.  WorkRite  Mfg.  Co.:  vice  pres. 
and  sec.  Rex  Products  Co.;  pres.  The  Akra- 
dyne  Radio  Mfg.  Co.;  vice-pres.  Angell  Nail 
and  Chaplet  Co.;  director  City  Investments 
Co.;  treas.  The  Rexpro  Realty  Co.;  member 
Cleveland,  Chagrin  Valley,  Country,  Cleve- 
Iniid  Advertising  and  Rotarv  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 14S5  E.  108th-st.  Office:  1812  E. 
30th-st. 

MIDDLETOX,  Nathan  A.,  pres.  The  Ohio 
Body  Co..;  born,  Louisville.  Ky..  Feb.  28,  1887; 
son  Harvey  and  Cornelia  S.  (Scribner)  Mid- 
delton;  educated.  Mass.  Institute  of  Technol- 
ogy. B.S.,  1907;  married,  Baltimore,  Md..  July 
14.  1913  to  Mina  Wlnslow  DeHart — children. 
Mina  DeHart  Middleton;  major  (engineers)  U. 
S.  army;  served  with  23rd  regt..  engineers. 
A.  E.  F..  France.  1917-1919;  in  charge  of  en- 
eineering  dept.,  Hornblower  &  Weeks,  bankers. 
New  York  and  Boston:  engaged  in  industrial 
financing;  pres.  The  Ohio  Body  Co.;  pres.  The 
rieveland  Windshield  Co.:  member  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  American 
Society  of  Military  Engineers;  member 
Chi  Phi  fraternity;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Country  club;  Engineers  club  of  New  York. 
Recreation,  golf.  10211  Lake  Shore-blvd. 
Office:  9205  Detroit-ave. 

MIER,  Sydney  S.,  real  estate;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  15,  1887:  son  Jacob  and  Rose  (Arn- 
stine'V  Mier;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools.  Central  high  school.  Western  Reserve 
college  and  attended  Western  Reserve  law 
school:  married.  Denver.  Colo.,  Jan.  26.  1913 
to  Barbara  Landman —  children.  Sydney  Louis, 
John  Righard  and  Barbara  Elizabeth  Mier; 
active  in  Liberty  Loan  drives:  associated  with 
wholesale  jewelry  firm  of  Arnstine  Bros.  & 
Mier.  until  1916;  his  father  was  a  member 
until  his  death  in  1S93:  the  firm  was  later  in- 
corporated as  The  Arnstine  Bros.  Co.;  entered 
the  automobile  business  in  1916  organizing  the 
Euclid  Motor  Co.:  retired  from  this  business 
April.  1925;  entered  the  real  estate  business  in 
1926:  pres.  The  Euclid  Motor  Co.;  partner  The 
Arnstine  &  Mier  Co.;  vice  pres.  and  treas.  The 
Progressive  Development  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  Excelsior  and 
City  clubs.  Residence:  2673  Edgehill-rd. 
Cleveland    Hghts.      Offlce:    915    Swetland    Bldg. 

MILBIRX,  John  Rndifilll,  patent  lawyer; 
born,  Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  25,  1884;  son 
Page  and  Nannie  Redin  (Woodward)  Mil- 
burn;  educated,  Dickinson  college,  B.S.,  1906, 
A.M.,  1911;  Georgetown  Univ..  L.L.B.,  1911; 
George  Washington  Univ.,  patent  law,  1912; 
Baltimore  and  Ohio  R.  R.  engineering  dept. 
1906-1907;  copyright  office.  Library  of  Con- 
gress. 1907-1908;  examiner  U.  S.  patent  office, 
1908-1917;  special  agent  and  hearings  officer 
Field  Div.,  Gen.  Land  office.  Salt  Lake  Citv, 
Utah,  1917-1920;  located  in  Cleveland  in  prac- 
tice of  patent  law.  Feb..  1920;  admitted  to  bar 
of  Supreme  Court  and  Court  of  Appeals  of 
District  of  Columbia.  1912;  Supreme  Court  of 
the  U.  S..  1917.  District  Court.  N.D.  Ohio  (E. 
div.),  1920;  Supreme  Court  of  Ohio,  1926;  mem- 
ber American  Bar  Assn..  American  Patent 
Law  assn.,  Cleveland  Patent  Bar  assn.  and 
Oeveland  Bar  assn.:  member  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsllon  fraternity;  Myron  M.  Parker  lodge 
No.  27.  F.  &  A.  M.,  District  of  Colum- 
bia; Royal  Arch  chapter  and  Commandery. 
Cleveland  Hghts.;  Valley  of  Cleveland  Con- 
sistory. 32nd  degree;  Al  Koran  Temple; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Athletic.  Chagrin  Valley  Country,  Klwanis 
and  High  Noon  clubs.  Residence:  3035 
Somerton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office.  1303 
Union   Trust  Bldg. 


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MILDER,  Samuel,  lawyer;  born,  Zanesville, 
O.,  May  5,  1889;  son  Abraham  and  Anna 
(Block)  Milder;  educated,  Columbus  ,0.,  South 
high  school;  Baldwin  Wallace  college;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland.  June  9.  1924  to  Delia  Kat- 
zenstein;  incapacitated  for  war  service  on  ac- 
count of  defective  vision;  served  on  volunteer 
committee  for  Associated  Charities;  member 
Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  American  Bar  assns. ; 
executive  committee  Mefropolitan  div.,  Com- 
munity Fund;  Cleveland  Civic  league;  City 
club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1928  E. 
90th-st.     Office:   817  Guardian  Bldg. 

MILI^ER,  Alice  Evelyn  Ro8e,  born,  near 
Barberton,  C,  Dec.  14,  1858;  daughter  William 
Grey  and  Martha  E.  (Parmelee)  Rose:  edu- 
cated, Mr.  Badger's  school,  Boston,  Mass.; 
attended  Conservatory  of  Music  at  Boston  and 
Cleveland,  Cornell  Univ.,  B.S.,  1880;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  May  9,  1883  to  Major  Charles 
Russell  Miller — children,  four,  three  deceased 
and  Mrs.  Rose  Miller  Hyatt;  member  Citi- 
zens league,  League  of  Women  Voters  and 
Republican  Women  of  Ohio;  after  graduation 
from  Cornell   .spent  one  winter   in  Washington, 

D.  C. ;  later  traveled  for  seven  months  in 
Europe,  Palestine  and  Egypt;  witnessed  the 
notable  front-porch  campaign  of  McKinley  for 
President  in  Canton,  O.,  1896;  member  Cornell 
Women's  club  of  Cleveland;  D.  A.  R.  and 
historian  in  Cleveland  for  two  years;  United 
States  Daughters  of  1812,  historian  for  one 
year;  Early  Settlers  assn.,  Cleveland  Cen- 
tennial Commission  "and  '^Vomen's  Auxiliary, 
Spanish  War  Veterans;College  club;  lived  in 
Canton  from  1883-1901:  then  returned  to 
Cleveland;  Major  Miller  was  an  attorney  of 
the  law  firm  of  Weed,  Miller  &  Rothenberg; 
he  died  Dec,  1916.     Residence:  2984  Cornell-rd. 

MILDER,  Belle  Mahler,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  B.  and  Bertha  (Hexter)  Mahler;  edu- 
cated. Wellesley  college,  1902;  married,  Sept. 
11,  1924  to  Charles  S.  Miller — children,  by  a 
former  marriage,  Elizabeth  Mahler  and  Caro- 
line Mahler  Heller;  member  Excelsior  and 
Oakwood  clubs.  Residence:  2228  Harcourt- 
dr. 

MILLER,  Casper  James,  pres  The  Collver- 
Miller  Co.;  born,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sept.  12, 
1876;  son  Casper  and  Frances  (Speck)  Miller; 
educated,  Olmsted  Falls  high  school;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  June  25,  1907  to  May  Ruth 
Hart — children,  Casper  Miller,  Jr.,  Lawrence 
and  Mary  Ruth  Miller;  started  as  office  boy 
n.  .Tay  Collver  in  1899  and  13  years 
later  made  president;  firm  now  largest  travel 
and  tourist  agency  in  state;  partner  The  Al- 
hambra  Billiard  &  Bowling  Parlors  and  The 
J.  F.  Britton  Bldg  Co.;  member  Knights  of 
Columbus;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Tr.Tffic  club;  Cleveland  Passenger  Traffic 
club;  National  City  Passenger  Agents  assn.; 
Chagrin  Valley  Country  club.  Recreation: 
golf  and  motoring.  Residence:  2328  Lam- 
berton-rd..    Cleveland    Hghts.       Office:       2051 

E.  9th-st. 

MILLER,  David  Beckwlth,  engineer:  born. 
Cleveland,  July  3,  1895;  son  William  T.  and 
C^mthia  (Fisher)  Miller;  educated,  Haokley 
school.  Univ.  of  Wis..  A.B. :  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  17.  1923  to  Margaret  Elizabeth  Bar- 
ney; lieut.  21st  Infantry;  member  A.  S.  M.  E.; 
member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 18716  Winslow-rd.  Office:  910  Hanna 
Bldg. 

MILLER,  Darton  Clarence,  college  profes- 
sor of  physics;  born.  Strongsville.  O.,  March 
13.  18G6;  son  Charles  Webster  Dewey  and 
Vienna  (Pomerov)  Miller;  educated,  Baldwin- 
Wallace  college,  Ph.B.,  1886;  A.M..  1889; 
Princeton  Univ.,  D.Sc.  1890;  Miami  Univ.,  hon- 
orary   D.Sc.    1924;    married,    Princeton,    N.    J., 


June  28.  1893  to  Edith  Easton;  world  war, 
scientific  research  under  ordnance  dept. 
United  States  army  at  Sandy  Hook  and  Aber- 
deen, 1917-1919;  prof,  natural  sciences,  Bald- 
win-Wallace college,  1889;  Instructor  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  1890-1893;  asst.  prof, 
of  Physics  Case  School  of  Applied  Science, 
1890-1892;  asst.  prof,  of  Physics  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science.  1893-1895  and  professor 
of  Physics  since  1895;  trustee  Baldwin-Wal- 
lace college,  1899  (sec.  board,  1914 — );  lecturer, 
Lowell  Institute,  1914;  Longstreth  Medalist, 
Franklin  Institute,  1917;  American  Assn.  for 
the  Advancement  of  Science  prize  of  $1,000, 
1925;  National  Academy  of  Sciences;  Ameri- 
can Physical  society  (sec.  1918-1922.  vice-pres. 
1923-1924,  pres.  1925-1926;  American  Assn.  for 
the  Advancement  of  Science  (sec.  board  1902- 
1906,  vice  pres.  1907,  sec.  council,  1908,  gen- 
eral sec.  1909);  American  Academy  of  Arts  and 
.Sciences;  American  Philosophical  society; 
American  Astronomical  society;  American 
Mathematical  society;  American  Meteorolog- 
ical society;  American  Metric  assn.;  Ameri- 
can Otological  society  (honorary);  Seismolog- 
ioal  Society  of  America;  Optical  Society  of 
America;  Societe  Francaise  de  Physique; 
Washington  Acadamy  of  Sciences  (vice-pres., 
1922);  Ohio  Academy  of  Sciences  (vice-pres., 
1921);  Kentucky  Academy  of  Sciences  (hon- 
orary); Central  Assn.  of  Science  and  Mathe- 
matics Teachers  (honorary);  Cleveland  Engi- 
neering Society  (pres.  1906,  honorary,  1920); 
National  Research  Council.  1924  (vice-chair- 
man, Div.  Physical  Sciences.  1926):  Society 
for  Promotion  of  Engineering  Education; 
American  Guild  of  Organists  (honor.ary):  Los 
Angeles  Flute  society;  Society  of  the  Sigma 
Xi;  Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternity;  author  of  several 
scientific  books  and  of  many  scientific  articles; 
has  given  hundreds  of  scientflc  lectures  in 
U.  S.,  Canada  and  Europe;  collector  of  his- 
torical material  relating  to  music,  musical  in- 
struments, particularly  the  flute;  has  largest 
collection  of  books,  music  and  instruments 
relating  to  the  flute  in  the  world.  Omce:  Case 
School   of  Applied   Science. 

MILLER,  Dorothy  Moore,  born,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  Dec.  25,  1891;  daughter  Stuart  Hull  and 
Mvra  (Drake)  Moore;  educated,  Dana  Hall, 
1910;  married.  Garden  City.  N.  Y..  May  1, 
1915  to  Ransom  Gurden  Miller.  Jr. — children. 
Ransom  Gurden,  III.  Morris  Drake  and  John 
Stuart  Miller;  member  Junior  league.  Resi- 
dence:     2803    Scarborough-rd. 

MILLER,  Edwin  Evan,  lawyer;  born,  Shar- 
tlesville.  Pa.,  April  12,  1880;  son  Franklin 
Schaum  and  Selesa  Blatt  (Unger)  Miller;  edu- 
cated, rural  schools  Spring  township.  Berks 
County,  Pa.;  Keystone  State  Normal  school, 
B.E.  and  M.E.;  Oberlin  college,  A.B..  1906; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  LL.B.  1909;  married, 
Cleveland,  July  6,  1907  to  Addie  May  Beck — 
children,  Norman  Beck,  Franklin  Philip.  Mel- 
vin  Edwin  and  Charles  Evan  Miller;  deputy 
clerk  of  Probate  court  of  Cuyahoga  county, 
1909-1918;  associated  with  Treadway  &  Mar- 
latt  in  the  practice  of  law  since  1918;  instruc- 
tor in  John  Marshall  Law  school  since  1918; 
sec.  The  Aetna  Coal  &  Supply  Co.;  director 
The  John  Marshall  Law  School  Co.;  director 
The  F.  Phillips  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.  and  the  Cleveland  T^aw  Library  assn.; 
trustee  John  Marshall  Law  school;  member 
Woodward  lodge,  F.  &;  A.  M.  No.  508;  Cleveland 
Chapter,  Coeur-de-Lion  Commandery  and  Lake 
Erie  Consistory.  Recreation:  singing  and 
swimming.  Residence:  9809  Kempton-ave. 
Office:    1259   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

MILLER,  Granhery,  civil  engineer  and 
builder:  born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  21,  1890; 
son    William    and    Catherine     (Pirney)    Miller; 


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educated.  Polytechnic,  Brooklyn,  and  Cornell 
Univ.,  C.E. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  19,  1921 
to  Margaret  Marie  Hill — children,  Jean  Mil- 
ler; served  with  332nd  Infantry  In  Italy  for 
18  months;  vice  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Drum- 
mond  Miller  Co.;  pres.  The  Aucaster  Co.;  pres. 
The  Ardmillan  Co.;  member  Zeta  Psl  fra- 
ternity; member  Union,  University.  Mid-Day, 
Canterbury  Golf  and  Cornell  (of  Cleveland) 
clubs.  Residence:  12349  Cedar-rd.  Office: 
7500  Euclid-ave. 

MII.,L.ER.  Jamen  H.,  treas.  and  sales  mgr. 
Standard  Envelope  Mfg.  Co.;  born,  Austria 
Hungary,  July  10,  1889;  son  Adolph  and  Sally 
Miller;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  15.  1917  to  Florence 
Federman — children,  two  sons;  in  the  clothing 
business  until  1912:  sales  mgr..  treas.  and  di- 
rector The  Standard  Envelope  Co.;  director. 
The  Royal  Mortgage  Co.;  The  Ohio 
T>oan  Co.;  director  and  officer  Quad  Hall 
Garage;  director  Beechmont  Country  club; 
member  Masonic  Order.  Grotto.  32nd  degree, 
Scottish  Rite  and  Shrine;  member  Beechmont 
Countrv  club  Cone  of  seven  to  start  this  club). 
Residence:  2705  Hampshire-rd.  Office:  1600 
E.  30th  St. 

Mllil-ER,  John  Ti.,  Jr..  manager;  born,  Day- 
ton. O..  Mar.  3.  1880;  son  John  L..  and  Ada  Jane 
(Porter)  Miller;  educated.  Dayton  public 
schools,  Steele  high  school  1898;  married, 
Cleveland.  Oct.  24,  1906  to  Pearl  M.  Cobb; 
member  American  Protective  league;  manager 
The  J.  B.  Moos  Co.;  pres.  The  Cedar  Center 
Realty  Co.;  concert  master  Hermit  Club  Or- 
chestra; member  Hermit,  Cleveland  Athletic. 
Westwood  Country  and  Rotary  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1638  Belle-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1332 
Central-ave. 

MII,IiE!R,  J.  Qnlnter,  religious  educator: 
born,  Mt.  Sidney,  Va.,  Aug.  6,  1899;  son  Samuel 
and  Minnie  (Cline)  Miller;  educated,  Weyers 
Cave  and  Mt.  Sidney  high  schools.  Bridge- 
water  college,  Bridgewater,  Va..  A.B. ;  snluta- 
torian  of  his  class;  Boston  Univ.,  M.R.E.; 
Harvard  Univ..  graduate  work  in  religious  edu- 
cation; married,  Nokesville,  Va.,  Aug.  7.  1924 
to  Mae  Hooker;  director  of  religious  educa- 
tion. Trinity  church,  Newton  Center,  Mass., 
1921,  Second  church.  Boston.  1922-1923;  supt. 
of  religious  education  federated  churches, 
Cleveland,  since  1923;  teacher  of  week  day 
schools  of  religion.  Jyinden,  Mass.,  1922; 
pres.  Student  Senate.  Boston  Univ.;  teacher 
Baptist  summer  assembly  at  Dennison  Univ., 
1925;  pres.  week  day  school  professional  ad- 
visory section,  Ohio  Council  of  Religious  Edu- 
cation; member  educational  committee.  Inter- 
national Council  of  Religious  Education.  Rec- 
reation: tennis,  basketball,  hand  ball,  swim- 
ming, hiking  and  horseback  riding.  Residence: 
1375  West-blvd.  Office:  701  Hippodrome 
Bldg. 

MIM.ER,  Lonlne  Klein,  landscape  archi- 
tect; born.  Dayton.  O.;  daughter  William  and 
Ann  Miller;  educated.  Dayton  high  school: 
Dayton  Normal  school;  Cook  County  Normal 
pchool.  Chicago;  Cornell  Univ.;  teacher  at 
Dayton,  O.:  supervisor  of  nature  study,  East 
Saginaw.  Mich.;  supervisor  of  nature  study. 
Detroit  public  school;  lecturer  at  School  of 
Practical  Agriculture  and  Horticulture.  Briar- 
cliffe  Manor.  N.  Y.;  lecturer  and  patroness  of 
Lawthrope  school  of  Landscape  architecture 
for  school  gardens.  Cleveland;  T>andscape 
architect,  board  of  education,  Cleveland:  lec- 
turer Bay  View,  Chautauqua,  Mich.;  lecturer 
(Thautauqua.  New  York  and  others;  lectured 
from  St.  Paul  to  New  Orleans,  New  York  to 
San  Francisco.  Windsor  to  Ottawa;  member 
executive  board  of  American  CMvIc  assn.;  hon- 
orary member  Iowa  Audubon  society;  prepared 
course   of  nature   study   for  state   of   Pennsyl- 


vania; member  American  Assn.  for  the  Ad- 
vancement of  Science;  City  Planning  assn.; 
American  Civic  assn.;  National  Teachers 
assn.;  Natural  History  Museum,  N.  Y.;  Geo- 
graphical society;  Garden  club  of  Cleveland; 
Business  Women's,  Writers,  Cornell  Women's, 
Zonta,  I'rinclpals,  Cinema  clubs  and  Federa- 
tion of  Women's  club;  member  Art  Museum; 
Symphony  Orchestra  subscriber;  patroness 
Play  House.  Residence:  Hotel  York,  2708 
Euclid-ave.     Office:     Board  of   Education. 

MILLER,  Margaret  Dnrney,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  10,  1S99;  daughter  William  C.  and 
Amanthis  (Dennis)  Barney;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  17,  1923  to  David  B.  Miller; 
member  Delta  Phi  Upsllon  sorority.  Resi- 
dence:     18716   Winslow-rd. 

MILLER,  Margaret  Marie  HIII,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Charles  E.  and  Kathrvn  (Law- 
ler)  Hill;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  19,  1921  to 
Granbery  Miller — children,  Jean  Miller;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club.  Residence:  12349 
Cedar-rd. 

MII^I>ER,  Marie  E.  Hooper,  teacher  of  danc- 
ing; born,  Detroit,  Mich.,  May  4,  1892;  daugh- 
ter Dr.  Oilman  Wilson  and  Esther  (Nelson) 
Hooper;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and 
high  school;  Dyke  Business  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  April  17,  1911  to  Alfred  S.  Miller 
— children.  Fern  Marie  and  Violet  Jane  Mil- 
ler; won  the  prize  for  Cleveland  Clean  Up 
Poster  held  by  the  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer; 
member  Literature  club  of  Cleveland  Federa- 
tion of  Women's  clubs;  won  short  story  con- 
test held  by  the  Literature  club  in  1925.  Resi- 
dence:    15301  Huntmere-ave. 

MILLER,  Martin  Harold,  attorney  at  law; 
born.  Defiance,  O..  Nov.  25.  1888;  son  Martin 
Edward  and  Annie  (Rilev)  Miller;  educated. 
Defiance  high  school,  1906;  Univ.  of  Notre 
Dame,  Ph.B.,  1910;  The  Creighton  Univ.,  LL.B., 
1913:  married,  Notre  Dame,  Ind.,  May  5,  1920 
to  Mary  Cecelia  Duffy — children,  Thomas 
Seeay,  Creighton  Eugene  and  Maureen  Mil- 
ler; admitted  to  bar  of  Nebraska,  1913;  prac- 
ticed law  in  Omaha,  1913-1915;  director  of 
athletics  at  Creighton  Univ.  and  football 
coach,  1910-1915;  entered  legal  dept.  of  Gras- 
selli  Chemical  Co..  1916;  admitted  to  Ohio  bar, 
1917:  attorney  for  Grasselll  Chemical  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  National  Town 
and  Country  club.  Residence:  15915  Fern- 
way-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office  1300  Guardian 
Bldg. 

MILLER,  Mary  Duffy,  born,  Omaha,  Neb., 
Sept.  1,  1889;  daughter  Patrick  and  Agnes 
(O'Shaughnessy)  Duffy-  educated.  Park  Place., 
Duschene  College  of  Creighton  Univ.;  Barat 
college.  Lake  Forest;  married.  Notre  Dame, 
Ind..  May  5.  1920  to  Martin  Harold  Miller— 
children.  Thomas  Seeav.  Creighton  Eugene  and 
Maureen  Miller.  Residence:  15915  Fernway- 
rd..  Shaker  Hghts. 

MILLER,  Otto,  Investment  banking;  born, 
Cleveland.  July  4.  1874;  son  James  Hawkins 
and  Sophie  (Maxmllian)  Miller;  educated. 
Cleveland  public  schools;  University  school; 
Sheffield  Scientific  school;  Yale  Univ.  Ph.B 
1896;  married.  Cleveland.  Dec.  4.  1901  to  Elisa- 
beth Clark  Tyler — children.  Otto  Miller.  Jr. 
and  Washington  Samuel  Tvler  Miller;  mar- 
ried. Sandusky,  O..  Rfay  24.  1913  to  Elsa  Ger- 
trude Woolworth — children,  Barbara  Wool- 
worth  Miller:  served  13  years  and  2  months 
In  the  Ohio  National  Guard,  beginning  as  a 
private  of  Troop  A,  Ohio  Cavalry,  filling  all 
positions  to  that  of  Captain  of  Troop  A  Ohio 
Cavalry,  and  subsequently  as  Malor  of  first 
squadron.  Ohio  Cavalry;  during  this  service 
acted  as  aide-de-camp  to  Gov.  Herrlck.  Gov. 
Pattlson    and    Gov.    Harmon;    during    Spanish 


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war,  quartermaster  sergt.,  troop  C  first  reg. 
Ohio  Cavalry.  May  9,  1898  until  Oct.  22,  1898; 
troop  C  was  one  of  the  three  troops  A,  B  and 
C  formed  out  of  Troop  A,  Ohio  Cavalry,  world 
war  mustered  as  div.  ordnance  officer  with 
rank  of  major  37th  div..  U.  S.  Army,  Aug.  5. 
1917;  sailed  for  France,  June  23,  1918.  with 
second  Echelon  of  37th  div.;  appointed  asst. 
chief  of  staff.  37th  div..  July  30,  1918;  promoted 
to  lieut.  col.  Aug.  19.  1918;  participated  in  all 
active  service  of  the  37th  div.  including  Bac- 
carat Sector.  Avocourt  Sector.  Pannes  Sec- 
tor, and  Meuse-Argonne  Offensive.  Ypres-Lys 
offensives;  received  Belgian  Croix  de  Guerre, 
Dec.  17.  1918;  received  French  Croix  de  Guerre, 
Feb.  23,  1919  for  services  in  connection  with 
the  Ypres-Lvs  offensive;  honorably  discharged 
March  12.  1919;  after  graduation  from  Yale 
traveled  for  a  year  around  the  world  and  then 
in  Europe.  In  January,  1899.  entered  the  em- 
ploy of  Lamprecht  Bros.  &  Co.,  investment 
bankers  and  brokers;  in  190.'?  formed  with 
Warren  S.  Havden  investment  banking  firm 
of  Havden.  Miller  &  Co.;  director  The  Union 
Trust  Company.  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  Ry.  Com- 
pany. The  Hocking  Valley  Ry.  Company.  The 
White  Motor  Company.  The  Miami  Paper  Com- 
pany, The  Sparks-Withington  Company.  The 
Globe  Machine  &  Stamping  Company  and  the 
Cleveland  Union  Terminals  Company;  member 
Loyal  Legion;  Sons  of  American  Revolution; 
Spanish  American  War  Veterans;  American 
Legion;  Militarv  Order  of  Foreign  Wars; 
Union.  Mayfield  Country,  Kirtland  Country, 
Pepper  Pike  and  Mid-day  clubs;  pres.  Chagrin 
Valley  Hunt  club;  member  University  and 
Bankers  clubs,  New  York  City.  Residence: 
2700  Saton-rd.     Office:     Union  Trust  Bldg. 

MTM.EU.  Ransom  Garden,  Jr.,  sec.  Brown- 
ing Crane  Co.;  born.  Cleveland.  Oct.  4.  1891; 
son  Ransom  Gurden  and  Lucy  (Morris)  Miller; 
educated,  Cleveland  University  school;  Cor- 
nell Univ.:  married.  Garden  City  N.  Y..  May  1, 
1905,  to  Dorothy  Moore — children.  Ransom 
G'irden.  Ill,  Morris  Drake,  and  John  Stuart 
Miller;  world  war  service  from  Dec.  1917  to 
Anril,  1919;  sec.  Browning  Crane  Co.;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fr.iternity:  member  Country. 
Mavfield  and  Hermit  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  2803  Scarborough-rd.  Offlce:  Brown- 
ing Crane  Co. 

MILLER,  Ray  T.,  attorney  at  law;  born. 
Defiance,  O..  Jan.  10,  1893;  son  Martin  E.  and 
Anna  (Riley)  Miller;  educated.  Defiance  hieh 
school;  University  of  Notre  Dame.  I.,L.B.; 
private,  machine  gun  company.  5th  Ohio  in- 
fantry Mexican  Border  service;  2nd  lieut.  10th 
Ohio  Inf..  Camp  Sheridan,  Ala..  37th  div.;  1st 
lieut.  135th  machine  gun  Bn..  37th  div.,  over- 
seas: capt.  134th  machine  gun  Bn.  37th  div. 
overseas:  admitted  to  Ohio  bar  Dec.  1914:  asst. 
law  director  of  Cleveland.  1921-1922;  joined 
law  firm  of  Moore.  Mahon,  Miller  &  Moore, 
1923;  sec.  and  director  The  Cheney  Chemical 
Co.;  director  The  American  Electrotype  Co.. 
The  Central  Electrotype  Co.,  The  Barberton 
Electrotype  Co.  and  The  Kissell-Cleveland  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  trustee  Rose- 
Mary  Home  for  Crippled  Children:  special  law 
instructor  at  Notre  Dame  Univ.;  member 
Knights  of  Columbus,  district  deputy;  mem- 
ber The  Eagles,  The  American  Legion.  Shupe 
Post;  member  McXevin  club;  member  and  past 
commander  Cleveland  Grays;  member  Univer- 
sity and  Notre  Dame  clubs.  Re.'^ldence:  2066 
E.  77th  St.     OfTice:  806  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

MILLERE,  Eilinond  S.,  insurance:  born. 
Chicago.  111..  Nov.  2.  1894:  son  Frank  Har- 
vey and  Effle  (Simpson)  Millere;  educated, 
Chicago,  public  schools.  Lane  Technical  pre- 
paratory school.  Albert  G.  Lane  commercial 
school  and  Ames  school.  Ames.  la.;  first  air 
service   regt..   May    12,    1917;    in   France,    Jan., 


1918-July,  1919;  2nd  lieut.  Q.  M.  O.  R.  C,  Sept. 
1919;  treas.  Americanization  bureau;  member 
Alpha  Lambda  Sigma  and  Delta  Sigma  fra- 
ternities. Residence:  1671  E.  85th  st.  Office: 
Sherwin-Williams    Co. 

>IILLIG.\>',  Beatrice  H.,  born,  New  York, 
N.  Y..  July  19.  1885;  daughter  Thomas  and 
Catherine  (Morrison)  Humphrey;  educated. 
Smith  college.  B.A. ;  married.  New  York,  Sept. 
21,  1909  to  John  R.  Milligan — children,  Mary 
Louise.  Catherine  and  Jean  Milligan;  member 
Red  Cross  committee,  motor  service  committee 
and  canteen  committee;  identified  with  Sun- 
beam hospital  and  Associated  Charities  com- 
mittees; member  Country,  Union  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  riding.  Residence: 
1925   E.    87th-st. 

MILLIGAN,  John  R.,  investment  banking; 
born.  I'almer.  Mass..  Jan.  25.  1885;  son  William 
R.  and  Ida  G.  (Foster)  Milligan;  educated, 
Amherst  college.  B.A.;  married.  New  York, 
Sept.  21.  1909  to  Beatrice  Humphrey — chil- 
dren, Mary  Louise,  Catherine  and  Jean  Milli- 
gan; vice  pres.  The  Tillotson  Wolcott  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
member  Union.  Country  and  Mid-Day  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf,  riding  and  tennis.  Resi- 
dence: 1925  E.  87th  st.  Office:  Guardian 
Bldg. 

MILLIKIN,  Dudley  L.,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  7.  1899;  son  Dr.  B.  L,  and  Julia 
(Severance)  Millikin;  educated.  Cleveland, 
University  school,  Asheville  school  and  Prince- 
ton Univ.,  1922;  married,  Boston.  Nov.  8,  1924 
to  Eunice  Harriman — children.  Eunice  Eliza- 
beth Millikin;  member  American  Legion; 
Cleveland  Twist  Drill  Co.;  Ford  McCaslin  Co.; 
vice  pres.  and  director  Three  States  Realty 
Corp.;  member  Mayfield  Country  club.  Resi- 
dence: cor.  Mayfield  and  Taylor-rds.  Office: 
160    North    LaSalle    St.,    Chicago,    111. 

MILLIKKN,  AVillinm  Mathevvson,  curator: 
born,  Stamford.  Conn.,  Sept.  28.  1889;  son 
Thomas  Kennedy  and  Mary  S.  (Mathewson) 
Milliken;  educated,  Princeton  Univ..  A.B..  1911; 
enlisted  at  Plattsburgh  2nd  lieut.  air  service; 
in  command  282nd  Air  Squadron,  Park  Field, 
Memphis.  Tenn.;  overseas  with  this  squadron 
for  six  months  being  stationed  in  England 
during  that  period;  discharged  Dec.  24.  1918; 
curator  of  Decorative  Arts  and  curator  of 
Painting  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art  1919-1925; 
previous  to  war  service  asst.  curator  of  Deco- 
rative Arts,  Metropolitan  Museum  of  Art,  New 
York  City;  member  Rowfant  and  University 
clubs.  Residence:  11503  Mayfield-rd.  Office: 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art. 

MILLIKIN,  JnHa  Severance,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  23,  1862;  daughter  S.  L.  and  Emily 
C.  (Allen >  Severance;  educated.  Wells  college, 
A.  B.;  married.  Cleveland.  Dec.  1,  1889  to  Ben- 
jamin L.  Millikin.  M.D. — children.  Helen  B. 
(Mrs.  R.  P.  Nash).  Severance  A.,  Marianna  E. 
(Mrs.  John  A.  Hadden),  Dudley  L.  and  Louise 
S.  Millikin;  associated  with  tne  Phyllis  Wheat- 
ley,  Benjamin  Rose  Institute,  Cleveland  Prot- 
estant Orphan  Asylum;  Wells  college;  mem- 
ber Mayfield,  Kirtland,  Union  and  College 
clubs.      Residence:      Mayfield    and    Taylor-rds. 

MILLS,  Francis  Charlton,  Jr.,  pres.  and 
treas.  The  Mills  Co,;  born,  Cleveland.  July 
17.  1886:  son  F.  C.  and  Anna  Martha  (McKim) 
Mills;  educated.  University  of  Mich..  B.S.  in 
M.E. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  25,  1912  to  Dor- 
othy Osborne — children,  Charlton,  III,  Nancy 
Allison,  Osborne  and  David  Mills;  member 
A.  E.  F. ;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Mills  Co.;  mem- 
ber Mavfield,  Country,  University  and  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  2603  Fair- 
mount-blvd.     Office:  965  Wayside-rd. 


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MILNER,  Georite  S.,  wholesale  electrical 
appliances;  born,  Sept.  30,  1879;  son  John  S. 
and  Laura  J.  (Anderson)  Milner;  educated, 
Cleveland,  high  school  and  WiUouKhby  high 
school;  married.  Euclid,  O.,  April  26,  1905  to 
Kdith  Glenn  Hart — children,  three;  started 
with  the  Geo.  Worthington  Hdw.  Co.  at  age 
of  17  as  errand  boy;  at  21  was  traveling  sales- 
man for  the  Western  Electric  Co.  of  Chicago; 
came  to  Cleveland  in  1904  and  entered  the 
Erner  Electric  Co.;  In  1907  became  sales  man- 
ager and  in  1921  vice-pres. ;  severed  connec- 
tions with  the  Erner  Co.  and  started  the 
George  S.  Milner  Co.  in  1924;  pres.  of  this 
company;  he  has  managed  both  electrical  ex- 
positions held  in  Cleveland;  started  The  Elec- 
trical Supply  Co.  of  Toledo  in  1915  of  which 
he  is  pres.  and  the  Renlim  Mfg.  Co.,  in  1916; 
(pres.);  vice-pres.  The  Automatic  Electric 
Heating  Co.,  Warren,  Pa.;  associate  member 
American  Institute  of  Electrical  Engineers; 
member  Electrical  league  of  Cleveland;  pres. 
Cleveland  Baptist  Assn.;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Chagrin  Valley  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  R.  F.  D.  Chagrin 
Falls,   O.      Office:    311-328    The   Arcade. 

MINCO,  Joseph  R.,  retail  shoe  business; 
born.  Pa.,  Dec.  28,  1893;  educated.  Pa.  public 
schools;  married.  Cleveland,  Aug.  23,  1914  to 
Olive  H.  Spencer — children,  Robert  Edward 
^linco;  shoe  salesman  for  the  Stone  Shoe  Co.. 
1912-1913;  manager  Cleveland  Travers  Co.  and 
district  manager  for  the  Travers  Co.,  1914- 
1920;  manager  The  Pocock  Wolfram  Shoe  Co. 
since  1920;  Residence:  1500  Grace-ave.  Office: 
520    Euclid-ave. 

MlNSHAI.r,  William  Edwin,  lawyer,  born, 
Chillicothe.  O.,  April  26,  1877;  son  Thaddeus 
A.  and  Julia  Ewing  (Pearson)  Minshall;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  State  and  Michigan;  married.  Co- 
lumbus. Sept.  17,  1901  to  Mabel  E.  Rice — 
children,  Evelyn  Pearson,  Charles  T.  and  Will- 
iam E.  Minshall;  served  in  Spanish-Ameri- 
can war;  served  as  mayor  of  E.  Cleveland; 
trial  lawyer;  member  Chi  Phi  and  Phi  Delta 
I'hi  fraternities;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Willowick  clubs.  Residence:  1835  Chapman- 
ave.     Office:  2025  Guarantee  Title  Bldg. 

MITCHEL,  AVilllam  E.,  sec.  and  treas. ; 
born.  Cleveland,  June  8,  1887;  son  John  H.  and 
Louise  (Trear)  Mitchel;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools  and  East  high  school;  married. 
Cleveland.  Sept.  14,  1911  to  Naomi  V.  Hos- 
ford — children,  three;  purchasing  agent  The 
Osborn  Mfg.  Co.  for  eight  years;  asst.  pur- 
chasing agent  Ferro  Machine  &  Fdy.  Co.  five 
a'.id  one  half  years;  asst.  purchasing  agent  and 
clerk  The  Standard  Oil  Co.  five  years; 
sec.  and  treas.  The  Specialty  Mfg.  Co.;  vice- 
pres.  The  American  Discount  Co.;  member 
Masonic  order.  Recreation:  golf  and  music. 
Residence:  3050  TOssex-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:      10698    Berea-rd. 

MITCHELL,  Ben  E.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Oddessa,  June  5,  1895;  son  Nathan  and  Molly 
Mitchell,  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools. 
Cleveland  Law  School  and  Baldwin  Wallace 
college,  LL.B.,  1923:  assisted  with  Liberty  Loan 
drives;  with  the  Ford  Motor  Co.,  Cleveland 
branch,  1011-1918;  associated  with  Parisienne 
Lamp  Shade  Co.,  1918-1920;  sales  manager 
The  Art  Metal  Mfg.  Co.,  1920-1922;  real  estate 
business  1922-1924;  admitted  to  Ohio  Bar.  1924; 
director  Excelsior  Secret  Service  Inc.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  assn.  Recreation:  books, 
travel,  art,  music  and  golf.  Residence:  696 
E.   99th   St.     Office:     706  Engineers  Bldg. 

MITCHELL.  G.  Evann,  architect;  born,  Au- 
rora, Ind.,  Sept.  23,  1888;  son  William  and  Flor- 
ence (Evans)  Mitchell;  educated,  O.  M.  I.,  Cin- 
cinnati.  O.,    1907;    Carnegie   Tech.,   Pittsburgh. 


Pa.  1911;  Atelier  Laloux  I'Ecole  des  Beaux 
Arts,  I'arls;  Art  Students  League.  New  York 
City;  married.  New  York  City,  June  2.  1917  to 
Blanche  Maxwell  (Eynon) — children.  Meryon 
Stewart  Mitchell;  identified  with  the  Mitch- 
ell Brick  Co.,  Cincinnati.  O. ;  associated  with 
Franz  C.  Warner  and  W.  R.  McCormack.  ar- 
chitects; member  American  Institute  of 
Architects;  member  Kilwinning  chapter  of 
the  Masonic  Order.  Cincinnati.  O. ;  Carnegie 
Tech.  Arch  club;  University  club.  Residence; 
Westlake   Hotel.     Office:   510   Bulkley   Bldg. 

MITCHELI,,  GeorKe  Uedinontl,  manufac- 
turer; born.  Cleveland,  April  4,  1882;  son 
George  Francis  and  Cassandra  Redmond 
(Ring)  Mitchell;  educated.  Howe  Military 
school.  Howe,  Ind.;  Dunnert  Academy,  So.  By- 
fred.  Mass.;  Harvard  college.  A.B.;  married. 
Cleveland  Nov.  19,  1914  to  Mary  Louise  Paull 
— children,  George  Redmond,  Jr.  and  Mary 
Louise  Paull  Mitchell,  II;  civilian  engineer 
in  truck  and  tractor  div.  U.  S.  A.  advisory 
capacity;  pres.  The  Mitchell  Investment  Co.; 
sec.  treas.  The  G.  F.  Mitchell  &  Sons  Co.; 
partner  Mitchell  Realty  Co.;  partner  Wash- 
rite  Sales  Co.;  member  Cleveland  City  lodge. 
No  15-  Mt.  Olive  chapter;  Oriental  Command- 
ery  No.  12;  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory and  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Knight  Templar; 
Harvard  club  of  Cleveland  and  of  New  York; 
University.  Cleveland  Athletic.  Acacia  and 
Cedarhurst  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf 
and  gardening.     Residence:   1591   Compton-rd. 

MITCHELL,  Harry  AVllbert,  pres.  H.  S. 
Mitchell  &  Sons  Co.;  born.  Cleveland,  Jan.  20. 
1884;  son  George  F.  and  Cassandra  (Ring) 
Mitchell;  educated,  Dartmouth  college.  B.S. ; 
married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Nov.  23,  1916  to  Emily 
Diederick — children.  Emily  Jane  Mitchell; 
member  Cleveland  City  lodge  A.  F.  A.  M..  Webb 
Chapter.  Oriental  Commandery,  Al  Koran 
Shrine  and  Lake  Erie  Consistory  32nd  degree; 
member  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fraternity;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Acacia  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  12699  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:      6501   Cedar-ave. 

MITCHELL,  John  Phillip,  lake  transporta- 
tion; born,  Marine  City,  Mich.,  Jan.  16,  1888; 
son  John  and  Mary  (Rouvel)  Mitchell;  edu- 
cated Cleveland,  University  school.  Phillips 
Academy,  Andover.  Mass.;  Yale  University, 
Ph.B.,  1910;  member  Count,ry,  University  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  1940  E. 
97th-st.     Office:      1793   Union  Trust  Bldg. 

MITCHELL,  Ralph  D.,  broker;  born,  Mich., 
Oct  5,  1878;  son  John  and  Mary  (Rouvel) 
Mitchell;  educated,  Cleveland,  University 
school,  Phillips  Academy.  Andover.  Mass.; 
Yale  Univ.,  Ph.B.;  married,  Hillsboro.  O..  June 
20  1907  to  Helen  Boyd — children.  Ralph  B., 
Barbara  M.  and  Winifred  B. ;  pres.  Miller  Ore 
Co  .  Superior  Copper  Co..  Calumet  Investments 
Co.  director,  Union  Trust  Co.;  member  Coun- 
try', Tavern  and  Willowick  clubs.  Recreation: 
tennis  and  golf.  Residence:  1863  E.  89th 
St.     Office:      Union   Trust   Bldg. 

MITCHELL.  R.  Verne,  Investment  banking; 
born  Rapids.  N.  Y.,  July  12.  1885;  son  Aimer 
W.  and  Alma  (Utley)  Mitchell;  educated.  Buf- 
falo public  schools;  Cornell  Univ..  LL.B..  1907; 
married.  Canton,  O..  June  24,  1914  to  Helen 
Morris  Weber — children.  Henry  Weber  Mitch- 
ell; had  charge  of  distribution  of  War  Sav- 
ings stamps  In  Stark  County;  vice-pres.  and 
ingr  R.  V.  Mitchell  &  Co.;  pres.  The  Harris 
Automatic  Press  Co.;  director.  The  Bonnot 
Co.,  Canton,  Union  Metal  Mfg.  Co..  Canton  and 
The  Danemiller  Grocery  Co..  Canton;  direc- 
tor Peerless  Drawn  Steel  Co..  Masslllon.  O. ; 
director  Henry  Furnace  &  Fdry.  Co..  Cleve- 
land and  The  Kaynee  Co.;  director  Haughton 


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Elevator  &  Mch.  Co.,  Toledo,  O. ;  director  Troy 
Sunshade  Co.  of  Troy,  O.  and  Piqua  Hosiery 
Co.,  Plqua,  O. ;  vice-pres.  of  Lithographic  Tech- 
nical Foundation,  chairman  of  the  executive 
committee;  trustee  and  chairman  executive 
committee  Aultman  Hospital  assn..  Canton; 
vestryman  St.  Paul's  Episcopal  Church,  Can- 
ton; member  Union,  Mid  Day  and  Country 
clubs  of  Cleveland;  Lotos  club.  New  Yorlt 
City;  Toledo  club,  Toledo,  O.;  Brookside  Coun- 
try, Brookside  Riding,  Canton  University, 
Congress  Lake  clubs  all  of  Canton,  O.  Re- 
creation: golf  and  horseback  riding.  Resi- 
dence: Wade  Park  Manor.  Office:  1380  Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

MIX,  Marie  Joaephlne,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  18,  1872;  daughter  Robert  Ebenezer  and 
Marie  J.  (Morand)  Mix;  educated  Ursuline 
Convent;  Notre  Dame;  Mittlebergers  School; 
member  U.  S.  Daughters  of  1812;  member 
Women  s  club.  Residence:  17905  Nottlng- 
ham-rd.  ^ 

MOATZ,  Herbert  Charles,  manufacturer; 
born.  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  Jan.  18,  1879;  son 
Lewis  and  Lorinda  (Kent)  Moatz;  educated, 
Adelbert  college  W.  R.  U.,  B.A.,  1900;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  2,  1908  to  Elizabeth  Ford 
—children,  Herbert  Charles,  Jr.  and  Marjorie 
Ford  Moatz;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Collin  wood 
Shale  Brick  &  Supply  Co.;  member  Delta  Up- 
silon  fraternity;  Canterbury  Golf,  Uni- 
versity, Cleveland  and  Rotary  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  bridge.  Residence:  2815 
Scarborough-rd.     Office:      16220   Saranac-rd. 

MOATZ,  Elizabeth  Ford,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  6,  188i!;  daughter  Frank  L.  and  Eva  M. 
(Hurlbut)  Ford;  educated,  attended  Wells  col- 
lege; married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  2,  1908  to  Her- 
bert Charles  Moatz — children,  Herbert  Charles, 
Jr.,  and  Marjorie  Ford  Moatz;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2815  Scarbor- 
ough-rd. 

MOCK,  Clark  LeMlie,  labor  commissioner, 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  born.  North  Lawrence 
O.,  Feb.  25,  1896;  son  Daniel  Franklin  and 
Anna  (Daler)  Mock;  educated,  Cleveland, 
tairmount  school.  Central  high  school,  Adel- 
bert college,  W.  R.  U.,  A.B.;  Oxford  Univer- 
sity, Oxford,  Eng.,  M.A.;  married,  Bedford, 
Eng.,  Jan.  1,  1925  to  Margaret  A.  Brown;  2nd 
lieut.  Air  Service;  served  from  Jan.  1,  1918- 
Dec.  13,  1918;  asst.  purchasing  agent,  Hy- 
draulic Pressed  Steel  Co.,  1915-1916;  also  sec 
to  Mr.  Jas.  H.  Foster,  pres.;  supt.  The  Federal 
Screen  &  Weatherstrip  Co.,  1919-1920;  1923- 
1924;  Rhodes  scholar  from  Ohio,  1920-1923- 
member  Delta  Upsilon  and  Sigma  Delta  Chi 
fraternities;  scoutmaster  troop  37,  Church  of 
the  Covenant;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  1838  Haldane-rd. 
Ornce:   Chamber  of  Commerce. 

MODISETTE.  DeMott,  real  estate  mort- 
gages; born,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Oct.,  13,  1892- 
son  James  Breading  and  Edna  (Ford)  Modi- 
sette;  educated,  Cleveland  and  St.  Louis  ele- 
mentary schools;  Western  Military  Academy, 
Alton,  111.;  Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
A.B.,  and  LL.B;  married,  Cleveland,  June  16, 
1917  to  Grace  Eloise  Edwards — children,  De- 
Mott, Jr.  and  Edna  Eloise  Modisette;  training 
at  Fort  Benjamin  Harrison;  1st  lieut.  89th 
div.  F.  A.;  awarded  Croix  de  Guerfe  for  gal- 
lantry in  action  Nov.  8,  1918;  member  Citi- 
zens league;  pres.  The  Modisette  Realty  Co. 
and  The  Terrace  View  Realty  Co.;  member 
Mortgage  Assn.  of  Cleveland  and  of  Ohio; 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Cleveland  Chamber  or 
Commerce;  Sons  of  American  Revolution; 
Beta  Theta  PI  fraternity;  Willowick  Country, 
Rotary,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  City  clubs. 
Recreation:    golf    and    bowling.      Residence: 


1932  Woodward-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghta.  Office: 
709    Union  Trust  Bldg. 

MOKLI^KR,  Margaret  StroDK  AdamM,  born 
Cleveland,  Jan.  13,  1896;  daughter  Robert  and 
Addie  Mary  (Strong)  Adams;  educated,  East 
Cleveland  public  schools,  Shaw  high  school, 
1914,  Lake  Erie  college.  College  for  Women, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  B.A.,  1918;  married. 
East  Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1918  to  William  Moel- 
ler;  in  charge  of  Junior  Red  Cross  in  East 
Cleveland  the  summer  of  1918;  charter  mem- 
ber Window  Box  Garden  club,  sec,  1922-1923; 
sec.  Cleveland  Bird  Sanctuary,  1924-1925; 
sec.  History  club,  1926;  member  Garden  club 
committee  for  Cleveland  Flower  Show,  1925. 
Residence:  3332  Braenier-rd,  Sliaker  Hghts. 

MOELLBR,  William  A.,  merchandise  man- 
ager; born.  Providence,  R.  I.,  Sept.  18,  1895; 
son  Franklin  and  Isabella  (Beck)  Moeller; 
educated.  Hough  school.  East  Technical  high 
school,  1913,  Case  School  of  Applied  Sci- 
ence, B.S.,  1917;  married,  E.  Cleveland,  Sept. 
28,  1918  to  Margaret  Strong  Adams;  asst. 
plant  engineer  at  Akron  plant  of  Wellman- 
Seaver-Morgan,  1917-1920,  mechanical  engine- 
er in  Cleveland  for  same  concern,  1920-1922; 
assoc.  with  Chas.  A.  Boyd,  engrs.,  1922-1924; 
asst.  merchandise  manager  Wm.  Taylor  Son 
&  Co..  1924-1926;  member  Sigma  Psi  and  Tau 
Beta  PI  fraternities;  Ohio  Rho  chapter  Sigma 
Alpha  Epilson.  Residence  3332  Braemer-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.  Office  Wm.  Taylor  Son  & 
Co.,   630  Euclid-ave. 

MOLNER,  Malcolm  E.,  attorney;  born,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  Sept.  17,  1896;  son  Charles  M. 
and  Su.san  L.  (Everett)  Molner;  educated,  Col- 
ga,te  Univ.,  A.BL;  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
LL.B. ;  married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  June  18,  1921 
to  Helen  Blanche  Alger;  world  war,  served 
six  months  In  chemical  warfare  dept..  Lake- 
hurst,  N.  J.;  practiced  law  since  1922;  assoc. 
with  John  A.  Eldon  in  practice  of  law;  direc- 
tor and  treas.,  McLean  Securities  Co.,  direc- 
tor. Economy  Mortgage  Co.,  Nu-Idea  Homes 
Co.,  Needham  I'roducts  Co.,  and  Cowell-Dibrell 
Co.;  sec.  Taylor  Amusement  Co.;  member  Ell- 
brook  Masonic  lodge;  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fra- 
ternity; Pilgrim  Congregational  church;  Uni- 
versity, City  and  High  Noon  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  basket  ball.  Residence:  14685 
Elderwood-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  816 
Hippodrome    Bldg. 

MONCK,  Albert  Wesley,  lawyer;  born,  Tor- 
onto, Can.,  April  17,  1866;  son  Joseph  and 
Elizabeth  (Smith)  Monck;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  law  office  of  A.  T.  Brewer  and 
of  T.  H.  Johnson;  served  two  years  in  U.  S. 
mail  service;  member  Troop  A,  Ohio  Vol.  cav- 
alry in  Spanish-American  war;  admitted  to 
Ohio  bar,  June,  1889,  also  admitted  to  prac- 
tice U.  S.  courts;  resident  of  Cleveland  since 
Nov.,  1872,  with  exception  of  two  years  spent 
in  Colorado  where  he  was  also  admitted  to 
the  bar;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Camp 
Burdick,  Spanish  American  war  veterans  and 
Early  Settlers'  assn.  Residence:  "The  Mit- 
tleberger".     Office:     Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

MOIVCOL,  Andrew  John,  Congregational 
minister;  born,  Czechoslovakia,  1877;  eon 
Matey  and  Emilia  (Figuli)  Moncol;  edu- 
cated, Oberlin  college  and  seminary,  1905; 
traveled  in  Europe  and  took  post  graduate, 
work  at  Oberlin  Seminary,  1906;  ordained  Con- 
gregational pastor  at  Braddock,  Pa.,  1906; 
married,  Braddock,  Pa.,  to  Mary  Zoltak — chil- 
dren, Helen  M.  and  Emilia  C.  Moncol;  active 
1914-1918  in  Minn,  in  the  midst  of  the  non- 
partisan leaguers;  Informant  to  Gov.  Burn- 
guist  of  Minn,  and  Pres.  Wilson;  in  1919 
joined  Y.  M.  C.  A.  and  went  to  Siberia  among 
the  Czechoslovak  soldiers;  suffered  persecu- 
tions and  hardship;  Slavic  missionary  at  Brad- 


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dock.  ]'a..  190G-1909;  home  missionary  among 
tlie  Slavic  fanners  and  otliers,  1909-1922; 
since  1922  pastor  ol"  tlie  Cyril  church  of  Cleve- 
land; supreme  trustee  of  Slovak  National  So- 
ciety of  America  and  Canada,  1910-1912;  re- 
ligious and  social  writer  for  various  Czecho- 
slovak dailies  and  weeklies,  etc.;  interested  in 
temperance  question  among  Slovaks;  inter- 
ested in  Universal  peace;  submitted  a  plan  to 
the  Bok  plan  committee;  now  writes  Knglish 
articles  and  editorials  for  the  Slovak  Na- 
tional Society  of  America;  trustee  Slovak  Na- 
tional Assn.  of  America;  member  Cleveland 
Union  of  Congregational  Churches;  received 
second  prize  as  secretary  for  elliciency  from 
the  Modern  Brotherhood  of  America;  received 
second  prize  in  an  essay  contest  by  Minneap- 
olis News  in  1920,  "What  America  Means  for 
Me".      Residence:      4228    Cyril-ave. 

MOXKS,  Mabel  Boyd;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug. 
16,  1869;  daughter  Kev.  Jolin  B.  and  Sarah 
(Barnum)  Allen;  educated  Village  of  Brook- 
lyn, O.,  schools;  Calvin  College;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  22,  1893  to  Thomas  E.  Monks 
— children,  Katherine  M.  Shem  Monks;  mem- 
ber ^\■omen's  City  club.  Residence:  1071 
Maple    Clifte-dr.,    Lakewood,    O. 

>IOXKS,  Thomas  E.,  vice-pres.  Guardian 
Trust  Co.;  born,  Greenwich,  Coim.,  Aug.  9, 
1869;  son  Zerah  C.  and  Hannah  T.  (Rohrer) 
Monks;  educated,  Cleveland  grammar  scliool; 
West  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
22,  1893  to  Mabel  Boyd  Allen — children,  Kath- 
erine M.  Sliem;  deputy  city  treas.,  1899  to 
190G;  pres.  Cleveland  National  Bank,  Sept.  1, 
1910  to  April  19,  1919;  became  vice-pres.  when 
bank  merged  with  the  Guardian  Trust  Co.; 
pres.  Westwood  Country  club,  1919-1920  and 
1925-1926;  sec.  Bankers  club  of  Cleveland, 
1924-1925  and  vice-pres.,  1926;  pres.  The  Cities 
Real  Estate  Co.;  vice-pres.  The  Cuyahoga 
Mortgage  Co.;  treas.  The  Cleveland  Mortgage 
Co.,  Luna  Park  Co.  and  The  Schmilt  Realty  & 
Investment  Co;  director  The  Brandt  Co.,  The 
Unionvale  Coal  Co.,  The  Metropolitan  Securi- 
ties Co.  and  The  Detroit-Warren  Road  Co.; 
treas.  John  Carrol  Univ.  Building  Fund;  treas. 
Fairview  I'ark  Hospital  Building  Fund;  mem- 
ber Union,  Mid-Day,  Hermit,  Clifton,  West- 
wood  Country,  Bankers,  Cleveland  Automobile 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Sons  of  the 
American  Revolution;  has  been  employed  by 
the  Guardian  Trust  Co.  and  its  interests  since 
January  3,  1906.  Recreation:  golf  and  mo- 
toring. Residence:  1071  Maplecliffe-dr.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:     623  Euclid-ave. 

MOXnOE,  Ida  Stewart,  born,  Cleveland, 
June  1,  1867;  daughter  William  C.  and  Mar- 
garet fDoherty)  Stewart;  educated.  Miss  Mit- 
tleberger's  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  20, 
1898  to  Wm.  M.  Monroe — children,  Stewart 
and  William  Monroe;  member  of  several  ladies' 
clubs.  Residence:  2517  Edgehill-rd.,  Euclid 
hghts. 

MONROE.  William  M.,  patent  attorney; 
born,  Oberlin,  O.,  July  4,  1860;  son  Hon. 
James  and  Elizabeth  (Maxwell)  Monroe;  edu- 
cated, Oberlin  college  and  studied  his  profes- 
sion with  Gen.  M.  D.  Legget,  former  commis- 
sioner of  patents;  married,  Cleveland.  Oct. 
20,  1898  to  Ida  M.  Stewart,  daughter  Wm.  H. 
Stewart,  pres.  Forest  City  Stove  Co. — chil- 
dren, Stewart  and  William  Monroe;  for  twen- 
ty years  acting  as  solicitor  of  patents  anH 
conducting  interference  suits  in  the  U.  S. 
Patent  office  and  acting  as  expert  In  Federal 
Court;  has  obtained  many  valuable  patents 
for  inventors  and  corporations;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce  and  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2517  Edgehill-rd.  Office:  402  En- 
gineers   Bldg. 


MONSON,  lIUKh  J.,  lamp  manufacturer; 
born,  Linn  Co.,  Mo.,  Dec.  30,  1878;  son  S.  T. 
and  Maltie  (Squire)  Monson;  eduouted.  coun- 
try school,  Linn  Co.,  Mo.;  married,  Columbus, 
O.,  Jan.  23,  1901  to  Mary  K.  Werner — children, 
Helen  M.  Stewart,  Alarjorie  E.,  Genevieve 
F.  and  Hugh  Monson;  served  in  Spanish- 
American  war,  1898,  Troop  G,  First  Ohio  vol- 
unteers cavalry;  worked  at  trade  as  lamp 
maker  until  1906;  came  to  Cleveland,  Oct., 
1906,  and  started  a  small  lamp  repair  sliop  on 
E.  4th-st  as  a  partnership  called  Guide  Motor 
Lamp  Co.;  incorporated  tlie  company  in  1912; 
built  first  factory  and  moved  into  it  in  Madl- 
son-ave,  1913;  built  and  moved  Into  present 
plant,  1920;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  of  company; 
member  Society  of  Automotive  Engineers,  U. 
S. ;  National  Assn.  Mfrs,  etc.;  Cleveland  and 
Lakewood  Chambers  of  Commerce;  Masonic 
orders;  Lakewood  Country,  Old  Colony,  Cleve- 
land and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2072  Warren- 
rd.  Ollice:     2130  W.   llOth-st. 

MONTGOMERY,  LoulHe,  buyer  and  mgr. 
silverware  dept.  Sterling-Welch  Co.,  born, 
Cleveland,  July  2V,  1880,  daughter  Halsey 
and  Helen  Montgomery;  graduated,  Central 
liigh  school,  1899;  connected  with  Webb  C. 
Ball  Co.,  for  twenty-five  years;  member 
Women's  City  and  Zonta  clubs;  Daughters  of 
American  Revolution;  American  Women's 
club  of  Paris  and  English  Speaking  Union 
of  London.  Residence:  2028  E.  83rd-st. 
Office:      1114    Euclid-ave. 

MOOK,  Delo  Emer.son,  lawyer;  born,  Clyde, 
O.,  April  25,  1878;  son  Malcolm  A.  and  Abbie 
Dudley  (Taylor)  Mock;  educated,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  L.B.,  1900;  Harvard  Univ.,  L.L.B., 
1903;  married,  Cleveland,  July  28.  1906  to  Vi- 
vian Helen  Maynard  (deceased) — children, 
Emerson  Hadley,  Maynard  and  Elizabeth 
Noyes  Mook;  married,  Aug.  16,  1923  to  Lois 
Margaret  Tuckerman;  independent  Republi- 
can; sec.  Cleveland  Independence  Day  com- 
mittee; commissioner,  Cleveland  Council  Boy 
Scouts  of  America;  examiner  in  life  saving, 
Red  Cross;  world  war,  major  U.  S.  army, 
Sanitary  corps;  associated  with  firm  Choate, 
Hall  &  Stewart,  Boston,  Mass.;  associated 
with  Cook,  McGowan  &  Foote;  independent 
practice,  1909-1919;  asst.  counsel  Cleveland 
'I'rust  Co.;  member  Cuyahoga  and  Ohio  Slate 
Bar  assns. ;  Delta  Upilson  and  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  Pathfinders  society; 
Uiiiveisiiy",  City  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs. 
Tourbillon  club,  Quebec,  Can.  Recreation: 
camping,  fishing,  hunting,  conservation  of 
wild  life.  Residence:  3253  Ormond-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:     Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

MOON,  Cary  Brownell.  contractor;  born, 
Dunkirk.  N.  Y.,  April  14,  1886;  son  D.  C.  and 
Helen  (Brownell)  Moon;  educated,  Yale,  1908, 
B.A.;  world  war,  major,  inf.;  partner.  The 
Hecker-Moon  Co.;  member  St.  Elmo  fratern- 
ity of  New  Haven;  Union,  Kirtland,  Univer- 
sity, Roadside  and  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
2821  f-'^irmount-blvd.  Office:  8701  Union- 
ave. 

MOON,  Dewitt  Clinton,  asst.  vice-pres.  N.  Y. 
C.  R.  R.;  born,  Stockton,  N.  Y.,  July  24,  185S; 
son  Eben  and  Rhobe  A.  (Tower);  married,  Dun- 
kirk, N.  Y.,  Oct.  5,  1881  to  Helen  Esther  Brown- 
ell— children,  Eben  D.  and  Cary  B.  Moon;  assoc. 
with  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  fifty-four  years;  Mason 
and  Knight  Templar.  Residence:  2821  Falr- 
mount-blvd.  Office:  General  offices,  N.  Y.  C. 
R.   R. 

..MOON,  Helen  E^Mthcr,  born,  Dunkirk,  N. 
Y.,  July  6.  1858;  daughter  James  N.  and  Helen 
E.  (Patterson)  Brownell;  married,  Dunkirk, 
N.  Y.,  Oct.  5,  1881  to  Dewitt  C.  Moon— children. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cary  B.  and  Eben  D.  Moon.     Residence:     2821 
Fairmount-blvd. 

MOONAN,  AVilllam  John  Phillipi),  certified 
public  accountant;  born,  Giasgow,  Scotland, 
Mar.  23,  1889;  son  Edmond  and  Margaret 
(Phillips)  Moonan;  educated  in  Glasgow,  Scot- 
land; married,  Glasgow,  1907  to  Dorothy 
Spencer — children,  two  boys;  partner,  Scovell, 
Wellington  &  Co.,  Accountants;  member  C.  V. 
A.  of  Ohio;  assoc.  American  Inst,  of  Account- 
ants; Natl.  Assn.  of  Cost  Accountants;  "Willo- 
wick  Country  club;  treas.  The  Play  House 
Co.  of  Cleveland.  Recreation:  golf  and  fish- 
ing. Residence:  1701  l^rior-ave.  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:   1168  Hanna  Bldg. 

MOONEY,  Michael  Patrick,  lawyer;  born, 
Ireland.  Oct.  22,  1866;  son  Thomas  and  Anna 
(McHugh)  Mooney;  educated,  Irish  National 
and  Intermediate  schools;  read  law  with  Boyn- 
ton.  Hale  &  Horr,  Cleveland  and  admitted  to 
Ohio  Bar  in  1891;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
29,  1891  to  Mary  Slowey — children,  Frank  G., 
Robert  E.,  Mary  C,  Agnes  M.,  Charles  A.  and 
Eleanor  E.  Mooney;  member  Mayor's  Cleve- 
land war  advisory  board  during  U.  S.  partici- 
pation in  the  war;  executive  committee 
Cleveland  Community  Fund  since  forma- 
tion; Ohio  Board  of  Charities,  1913; 
pres.  Cleveland  Civil  Service  commission, 
1910-1911;  member  Cuyahoga  County 
Building  commission,  1918-1923  char- 
ter commission  of  Cleveland  1913;  asst. 
corporation  counsel  of  Cleveland  1891-1893;  in 
continuous  practice  since  admission;  for  15 
years  with  Gen.  E.  S.  Meyer  as  Mever  & 
Mooney;  at  pre.sent  senior  member  Mooney, 
Hahn,  Loeser  &  Keough;  director  Mutual 
Bldg.  &  Investment  Co.;  Gund  Realty  Co., 
Champion  Rivet  Co.,  American  Steel  con- 
tainer Co.,  Diamond  Glass  Co.  and  National 
City  Bank;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State 
and  American  Bar  assns.;  American-Irish 
Historical  society  of  N.  Y. ;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Gilmour  Council,  Knights  of 
Columbus,  for  12  years  master  of  fourth  de- 
gree, 4th  Ohio  district;  member  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  liowfant.  City  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Recreation:  book  collection  and  as- 
tronomy. Residence:  14211  Larchmere-blvd., 
Shaker  Hghts.     Office:  800  National  City  Bldg. 

MOORE.  Cora  Tllden,  born  Boston,  Mass., 
Jan.  9,  1876  daughter  William  Phillips  and 
Anna  F.  (Haynes)  Tilden;  educated,  Milton, 
Mass.  high  school,  class  of  '94;  married.  Bos- 
ton, May  8,  1915  to  David  Chalmers  Moore; 
pres.  Women's  Alliance  of  the  Unitarian 
church,  1924-1925:  member  Women's  City  club 
and  League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence: 
7122    Euclid-ave. 

MOORE,  David  Ch»Iinor.»,  interior  decor- 
ator; born.  Canada.  July  30.  1863;  son  James 
and  Janette  (McEwen)  Moore;  educated,  Sea- 
forth,  Ontario;  married,  June,  1912  to  Cora 
Eva  Tilden — children,  one  son;  married  Bos- 
ton, May  8.  1915  to  Cora  Ahby  Tilden-  or- 
ganized and  managed  The  William  L.  Otis 
Furniture  &  Decoration  Co.;  purchased  the 
property  at  1938  P:uclid-,ave..  in  1906  at  $500 
ft.  and  built  the  first  three-storv  building  on 
Euclid-ave.  east  of  12th-st.;  leased  the  prop- 
erty he  is  now  occupying  in  furniture  and 
i^'iP/i^*'"^  business,  in  Aug.,  1914  on  a  basis 
of  $400  per  ft.  forever;  owner  of  David  Moore 
Co.;  resident  of  Cleveland  since  1881;  veteran 
member  of  Iris  (Masonic)  lodge;  descendant 
of  Rev.  Thomas  Chalmers  who  founded  Free 
Church  of  Scotland  and  through  his  efforts 
the  church  ceded  from  the  statp  about  1S45 
Residence:      7122    Euclid-ave.     Office:      Same. 

MOORE,  Franklin  C.  born,  Cleveland,  July 
21,   1894;   son   Edward   W.   and  Louise    (Cham- 


berlln)  Moore;  educated.  University  school, 
1913;  Cornell  Univ.,  1917;  world  war.  2nd 
lieut.  Q.  M.  C. ;  pres.  and  treas.  The  United 
Lubricant  Co.;  director.  Lake  Shore  Elec- 
tric Ry.  Co.  and  Tlie  Cleveland  Painesville 
&  Eastern  Ry.  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Country,  Kirtland,  Her- 
mit and  Cornell  clubs.  Residence:  11129 
Euclid-ave.     Office:      1210   Union  Trust  Bldg. 

MOORE,  Genette,  born.  Wichita,  Kans., 
Aug.  7,  1887;  daughter  Charles  Perdue  and 
Minnie  (Deardorff)  Moore;  educated,  Rogers 
Hall,  Lowell,  Mass.;  world  war.  Red  Cross  and 
Canteen  service:  Residence:  2707  Lanca- 
shire-rd.,  Euclid  Heights.  Office:  Women's 
City  club,  E.   13th-st. 

MOORE,  Harriet  Coclirane,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  16,  1895;  daughter  John  Buxton  and  Grace 
Margaret  (Taylor)  Cochran;  educated,  Sibley 
school;  Laurel  school;  National  Cathedral 
school,  Washington,  D.  C. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  27,  1920  to  Jerald  Powers  Moore — children, 
Jean  Cochran  Moore;  world  war,  worked 
daily  at  Red  Cross  and  Canteen;  member  Jun- 
ior League;  Laurel  School  Alumnae  assn. 
Residence:    3304    Chalfant-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts. 

MOORE,  Harry  S.,  sales  agent;  born,  Wll- 
loughby,  O.,  July  10,  1872;  son  Solon  D.  and 
Emeline  (Vroman)  Moore;  educated  common 
schools  and  Geauga  Seminary,  1890;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  24,  1901  to  Nina  E.  Bixler; 
owner  Harry  S.  Moore  Trailer  Sales  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation:  golf 
and  gymnasium.  Residence:  12824  Landseer- 
rd.     Office:     5004  Windsor-ave. 

MOORE,  Jared  Sparks,  teacher;  born,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  Sept.  29,  1879;  son  Benjamin  P. 
and  Florence  (Sparks)  Moore;  educated,  Bal- 
timore private  schools;  Johns  Hopkins  Univ., 
A.B.,  1900;  Harvard  Univ.,  A.M.,  1903,  Ph.D., 
1905;  married.  Cleveland.  July  9,  1913  to  Elsie 
Linch;  instructor  in  Philosophv,  W.  R.  U., 
1907-1913;  asst.  prof,  philosophy,  1913-1919; 
assoc.  prof.  philosophy,  1919-1925;  prof, 
philosophy,  since  1925;  member  American 
Philosophical  assn.  (vice-pres.  1925-1926); 
American  Psychological  assn.;  American  assn. 
for  the  Advancement  of  Science;  trustee  Holy. 
Cross  House  for  Crippled  and  Invalid  chil- 
dren: member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  The 
Novel  club.  Recreation:  walking,  swimming, 
theatre,  music  and  fiction.  Residence:  2508 
Edgehill-rd.      Office:    Western    Reserve   Univ. 

MOORE,  .Terald  Powers,  electrical  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland.  Feb.  15,  1894;  son  Jerry  R. 
and  Myrtie  May  (Powers)  Moore;  educated. 
Bolton  school;  Shaw  high  school;  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science.  1916,  electrical  engineer- 
ing; married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  27.  1920  to  Har- 
riet K.  Cochran — children,  Jean  Cochran 
Moore,  world  war,  U.  S.  army,  1917-1918,  lieut. 
signal  corps;  sales  engineer  for  The  Elec- 
tric Controller  &  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Sigma 
Chi  and  Eta  Kappa  Nu  fraternities.  Resi- 
dence: 3304  .Chalfant-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office   2700  E.   79th-st. 

MOORE,  Mrs.  Jesse  O,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  6,  1861;  daughter  Charles  H.  and  Henri- 
etta A.  (Johnson)  Halsey;  educated  Gram- 
mar school;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Jesse  Oscar 
Moore — children,  two  sons,  (one  deceased); 
her  father  served  in  the  Civil  war,  her  grand- 
father in  the  war  of  1812  and  great  grand- 
father was  in  the  war  of  1776;  pres.  Dorcas 
circle  of  Ascension  Church  for  several  years; 
member  W^omen's  club  of  Lakewood.  Resi- 
dence:    1378  Irene-ave.,  Lakewood. 

MOORE,  Katherlne,  born,  Cleveland,  May 
22.  1896;  daughter  Charles  Perdue  and  Minnie 
(Deardorff)  Moore;  educated,  Hathaway-Brown 


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school;  world  war.  Red  Cross  and  Canteen  ser- 
Tice;  member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
2707   Lancashire-rd.,    Euclid   Hghts. 

MOORE,  Mildred  I.,  lawyer;  born,  Slippery 
Rock,  Pa.,  June  22.  1S94;  daughter  Isaac  New- 
ton and  Adella  (McDowell)  Moore;  educated, 
Slippery  Koclv  State  Normal  school,  1911; 
Western  Reserve  Library  school,  1913;  John 
Marshall  School  of  Law,  1926;  member  Knppa 
Beta  Vi  legal  sorority;  Business  Women's  club. 
Residence:     1517  E.  80th  pi. 

MOORE,  Minnie  D.,  born,  Dover,  O.,  daugh- 
ter George  B.  and  H.  Elizabeth  (Barrick) 
Deardorff;  educated,  Dover,  (j.;  married,  Do- 
ver, O.,  April  27,  1886  to  Charles  P.  Moore — 
children,  Florence  Genette  and  Katherine 
Moore;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:   2707    Lancashire-rd.,    Euclid    Hghts. 

MOORE,  Myrtle  Powers,  born,  Trumbull,  O., 
Oct.  2,  1862;  daughter  Benjamin  I'ranklin  and 
Lydia  (Campbell)  Powers;  educated,  private 
school;  Hiram  college  and  Wells  college;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1892  to  Jerry  \i. 
Moore — children,  Jerald  Powers  Moore;  mem- 
ber Art  and  History  society.  Residence:  2034 
E.   88th  St. 

MOORE,  Paul  Guthrie,  oculist;  born, 
Brookville,  Ind.,  Feb.  2,  1885;  son  David  Ross 
and  Clara  (King)  Moore;  educated,  Miami 
Univ.,  A.B.  and  A.M.;  Ohio  State  Univ.,  fel- 
low in  chemistry;  Western  Reserve  Medical 
school,  M.D. ;  married,  Sarnia,  Ont.,  Sept.  16, 
1914  to  Louise  H.  Mallory — children,  Paul 
Gregory  and  Alan  Austin  Moore;  medical 
corps,  5th  reg.  O.  N.  G.;  world  war,  advisory 
board;  examining  board  of  recruiting  service 
of  aerial  corps;  asst.  dept.  head,  dept.  of 
ophthalmology  of  Cleveland  City  hospital; 
eye  surgeon  White  Motor  Co.;  eye  examiner. 
Industrial  Commission  of  Ohio;  member  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  Euclid  lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Mc- 
Kinley  Chapter;  Phi  Delta  Theta  and  Nu  Sigma 
Nu  fraternities;  Lakewood  Country,  City  and 
Kiwanis  clubs;  Old  Stone  church.  Residence: 
1100  Kenneth-dr.,  Lakewood.  Office:  302 
Osborn  Bldg. 

MOORE,  Stanley  R.,  advertising  and  print- 
ing; born,  Paducah,  Ky.,  July  12,  1885;  son 
Robert  L.  and  (Billings)  Moore;  educated, 
Paducah,  Ky. ;  Dyke  and  Spencerian  schools, 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  and  others;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  19,  1910  to  Florence  Rose — children, 
Lewis  Barnett,  Robert  Howard  and  Walter 
Eugene  Moore;  Citizens  Military  Training 
school;  lieut.  in  American  Protective  League; 
pres.,  treas.  and  mgr.  The  Moore  Advertising 
and  Printing  Co.;  director  The  W.  F.  Weaver 
Co.;  partner  The  Smile  Corp.;  owner  The  Stan- 
ley B.  Moore  Co.  and  The  Advertising  Spe- 
cialties Co.  Residence:  3230  Redwood-rd. 
Cleveland  Hghts.      Office:   2073    E.   4th   st. 

MOORE,  ^VIlIlam  li.,  principal  Longwood 
Commerce  high  school;  born,  Owensville,  Ind., 
June  29,  1889;  son  John  P.  and  Mary  C.  (Skel- 
ton)  Moore;  educated,  Owensville,  Ind.,  high 
school;  Univ.  of  Indiana,  A.B.,  1913;  Colum- 
bia Univ.  A.M.  1926;  married,  Chicago.  111., 
July  24,  1917  to  Evelyn  Hickok — children, 
Douglas  J.  Moore;  world  war,  2nd  lieut. 
field  artillery;  teacher.  Hill  Military  Academy, 
Portland,  Ore.,  1913-1914;  teacher,  Rockford, 
111.,  high  school,  1914-1918;  teacher,  Long- 
wood  Commerce  high  school,  Cleveland,  1919- 
1923  and  principal  since  1923;  member  Ma- 
sonic lodge;  Gamma  Eta  Gamma  honorary 
law  fraternity.  Recreation:  hunting,  fl.sh- 
Ing  and  handball.  Residence:  14128  Shaw- 
ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  Longwood  Com- 
merce high  school. 


MOOUEHOUSE.  GeorKe  WHton,  physician; 
born,  Plymouth,  Wis.,  May  2,  1867;  son  Wm. 
D.  and  Mary  E.  (Metzger)  Moorehouse;  edu- 
cated, Plymouth,  Wis.,  high  school;  Univ.  of 
Wisconsin,  B.  L.,  1891;  M.L.,  1893;  Harvard 
Medical  school,  M.D..  1897;  fellow  In  Psychol- 
ogy, Univ.  of  Wis.,  1891-1893;  married,  Sharon, 
Pa.,  Aug.  16,  1905  to  Kathryn  Miles — children, 
Helen  Moorehouse;  after  completion  of  hos- 
pital services  In  general  practice  1900-1907;  at 
Wanwatosa,  Wis.,  1907-1911;  practice  limited 
to  tuberculosis  in  Cleveland,  1913-1918;  con- 
nected with  division  of  health,  since  1914; 
chief  of  bureau  of  communicable  diseases,  1920; 
member  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  and 
American  Medical  assns.;  American  Public 
Health  assn.;  life  member  Associated  Chari- 
ties; member  City  club.  Residence:  10710 
Lee-ave.     Office:     116  City  Hall. 

MOOREHOUSE,  Herbert  S.,  merchant;  born. 
New  Jersey,  Feb.  19,  1869;  son  Horace  B.  and 
C.  L.  Alberta  (Hozier)  Moorehouse;  educated, 
Lebanon  Univ.;  married.  Cleveland.  Sept.  28, 
1890  to  Martha  J.  Quigley — children.  Frances 
Alberta,  Hazel  Marguerite  and  Harold  Ash- 
mun  Moorehouse;  merchandise  mgr.  The  Halle 
Bros.  Co.;  member  Mid-Day,  Advertising.  Ro- 
tary clubs  and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 2481  Arlington-rd.  Office:  The 
Halle  Bros.   Co. 

MOOREHOUSE,  Martha  QulRley,  born. 
New  York,  May  30,  1869;  daughter  Hugh  and 
Frances  (Borland)  Quigley;  educated  Mid- 
dletown  Academy;  married.  Cleveland.  Sept. 
28,  1890  to  Herbert  S.  Moorehouse— children, 
Frances  Alberta,  Harold  Ashmun  and  Hazel 
Marguerite  Moorehouse.  Residence:  2481  Ar- 
lington-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

MORAN,  Rt.  Rev.  Francis  T.,  Catholic 
priest,  sociologist ;  born,  Valparaiso,  Ind., 
Feb  16,  1865;  son  Peter  and  Catherine  (Kelle- 
her)  Moran;  studied  classics  at  prep,  seminary. 
Milwaukee.  Wis.  and  St.  Charles  college,  Elli- 
cott  City,  Md.;  philosophy  and  theology,  St. 
Mary's  seminary,  Cleveland:  D.D.  at  St. 
Mary's  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.,  1901;  Ph.D. 
Univ  fo  Dayton,  1926;  active  in  civic  affairs 
Chamber  of  Industry,  Cleveland,  since 
1907;  dir.  Associated  Charities,  1908-1912; 
Anti-Tuberculosis  league,  since  1910;  chair- 
man Home  Finding  bureau  Humane  society, 
1912-1921;  chairman  Federal  Labor  war  board, 
1918-1919;  member  executive  board  Humane 
society,  since  1911;  ordained  Roman  Catholic 
priest"  Dec.  19,  1888;  pastor  Holgate,  O.,  1888; 
Immaculate  Conception  church.  Toledo,  O., 
1889-1890;  St.  Mary's  church,  Clyde,  O.,  1890- 
1896:  St.  Mary's  church,  Akron,  1896-1901;  rec- 
tor St.  Patricks  church,  Cleveland  since  1901; 
member  Diocesan  board  of  Administration 
since  1922;  member  Bishops  council  since  1922; 
rai.sed  to  rank  of  Domestic  Prelate,  1922;  treas. 
Catholic  Educational  assn.  since  1906;  chair- 
man Catholic  Diocesan  school  board  since 
1922;  contributor  to  magazines;  lecturer  on 
historical  and  social  topics  at  Chautauquas 
and  before  popular  and  industrial  audiences; 
has  traveled  extensively  in  Mexico,  Europe 
and  the  Orient,  Residence:  3602  Bridge- 
ave.,   N.W. 

MOR.VN,  Jno.  P.,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Younpstown.  O.,  June  2",  1890;  son  Martin  J. 
and  Mary  (Cannon)  Moran;  educated,  pa- 
rochial .schools,  Youngstown;  Cleveland  law 
school;  married,  Erie,  Pa.,  June  28,  1917  to 
MInette  A.  Stromenger — children,  Donald  R. 
and  Virginia  A.  Moran;  rejected  by  military 
branches  because  of  defective  eyesight;  mem- 
ber Ohio  State  Bar  assn.;  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
City,  Roosevelt  Mens,  Gorden  Park  Horse- 
shoe and  N.  E.  Ohio  Gun  and  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:      horseshoe     pitching,     motoring 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and    children.      Residence:      18940    Renwood- 
ave.      Office:       13G7    K.    6th    St. 

.MORGAN,  lleatrice  Burton,  writer  of  fic- 
tion; born,  Clevelaiul,  May  13,  1895;  daugliter 
Alfied  1^.  and  Minnie  (I'ayne)  Burton;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.,  1916  to  Victor  H.  Mor- 
gan— children,  Victoria,  Virginia  and  John 
Morgan;  author  of  numerous  short  stories 
and  four  boolvs.  "The  l'"lapper  Wife,"  "Foot- 
loose," "Lovebound"  and  "Her  Man."  Resi- 
dence:     1365   i:ast-blvd. 

>I()RGAN,  Mrs.  Edmund  Nnsh,  writer;  born, 
Burbanii,  (.>.,  Ii;j5;  uuuyiUer  Jolin  G.  and  Elea- 
nor (Smurr)  Hower;  educated,  Brool<lyn 
Heights  Seminary;  Vassar  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  1875  to  Edmund  Nash  Morgan — 
children,  Mrs.  R.  H.  Perdue;  world  war,  served 
with  Army  and  Navy  Canteen  club;  Railroad 
Canteen  and  Red  Cross;  playwright,  writer 
of  short  stories  and  vaudeville  sketches. 
Recreation:     theatre.   Residence:    1856   E.   87th 

St. 

mORGAN,  Edna,  supervisory  asst.  Rickoff 
school;  born,  McConnelsville;  daughter  Dio- 
date  and  Alice  (Paxton)  Morgan;  educated, 
McConnelsville,  O.,  high  school;  Ohio  Univ.; 
member  Business  Women's  club.  Residence: 
1593  E.  117th  St.  Office:  146th  st.  and  Kin.s- 
man-rd. 

MORGAN,  Georgre  Fred,  retired;  born,  Guil- 
ford, N.  Y.,  July  22,  1853;  son  William  and 
Jjucy  Ann  (Brightman)  Morgan;  educated 
public  school  of  E.  Cleveland;  city  limits  then 
Willson-ave.  or  E.  55th  st.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  2,  1892  to  Olive  Harriet  Board- 
man;  member  Cleveland  Grays  since  May  6, 
1878;  sworn  into  postal  service  at  Cleveland, 
Sept.  10,  1874  and  was  retired  July  22,  1923; 
member  Woodward  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Criter- 
ion lodge  K.  of  P.;  Early  Settlers  assn.;  has 
lived  near  what  is  now  Euclid-ave.  and  E. 
105th  St.,  old  Doan-st.  all  his  life;  watched 
city  grow  from  40.000  to  present  size.  Resi- 
dence:     9804   Newton-ave. 

MORGAN,  Geor)a;e  AV.,  II,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  12,  1899;  son  Percy  Jaxon  and  Mary 
(Butts)  Morgan;  educated,  University  school; 
Taft  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  7,  1921 
to  Mary  Goulder  White — children,  George  W. 
Morgan  III  and  Mary  Edith  Morgan;  vice- 
pres.  Morgan  Lithograph  Company.  Resi- 
dence: Gates  Mill,  O.  Office:  17th  and 
Payne-ave. 

MORGAN,  Mary  AVhIte,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  4,  1901;  daughter  William  Wisner  and 
Edith  G.  (Rankin)  White;  educated.  Laurel 
school,  1919;  Knox  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  7,  1921  to  George  W.  Morgan  II — chil- 
dren, George  W.  Morgan,  III  and  Mary  Edith 
Morgan;  member  Junior  League;  Laurel 
school  Alumnae  assn.,  sec.  and  member  of 
board.      Residence:    Gates   Mill,    O. 

MORGAN,  Russell  Van  Dyke,  director  of 
public  school  music;  born,  Burlington,  la., 
March  1,  1893;  son  Lee  H.  and  Sade  (Van 
l>yke)  Morgan;  educated.  Northwestern  Univ. 
school  of  music;  graduate  of  music,  1915; 
bachelor  of  music,  1921;  studied  piano,  organ 
and  theory  witli  private  teachers;  married, 
Rockford,  111.,  Aug.  17,  1918  to  Grace  Adaline 
Wells;  world  war,  108th  engineers,  33rd  div. 
A.  E.  F. ;  army  song  leader,  Sparta,  W^is.,  pre- 
vious to  overseas  service;  dean  of  Northern 
Ohio  chapter,  American  Guild  of  Organists, 
1924-1926;  pres.  Musicians  club  of  Cleveland, 
1925-1926;  member  of  standing  committee  on 
Instrumental  Affairs  Music  Supervisors  Na- 
tional conference.  1922-1926;  Instructor,  Music 
School,  Northwestern  Univ.,  1915-1916;  direc- 
tor of  music,  .State  Normal  college,  La  Crosse, 


Wis.,  1916-1920  excepting  one  year  during 
war-,  director  of  music,  East  Technical  high 
ichool  and  Senior  Teachers  college,  1920-1923: 
director  of  music,  Cleveland  public  schools, 
since  1923;  organist  Old  Stone  Church;  mem- 
ber Music  Suiiervisors  National  Conference; 
American  Guild  of  Organists;  National  Assn. 
of  Organists;  National  State,  etc.  Education- 
al assns.;  Masonic  lodge;  Elks;  Phi  Mu  Alpha 
musical  fraternity;  City  and  Musicians  clubs; 
School  Music  club  of  Northeastern  Ohio. 
Recreation:  motoring,  golf,  concerts  and 
theatres.  Residence:  lii59  Jackson-ave., 
Lakewood.  Office:  301  Board  of  Education 
Bldg. 

MORGAN,  VIetor  H.,  writer;  born,  Massil- 
lon,  O.,  Dec.  25,  1879;  son  John  and  Anna 
Jemima  (Davis)  Morgan;  educated,  public  and 
high  school;  law  school;  special  work  at  Co- 
lumbia Univ.,  and  Univ.  of  Marseilles,  France; 
private  tutors  in  French,  German,  Spanish 
and  Italian;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  8,  1916 
to  Beatrice  Burton — children,  two  daughters 
and  one  son;  United  States  vice-consul  general 
at  Marseilles,  France,  and  consul  at  Cadiz, 
Spain,  1902-1905;  chosen  by  Cleveland  City 
council  to  make  survey  preliminary  to  put- 
ting into  effect  the  City  Manager  plan  and 
the  system  of  proportional  representation  vot- 
ing, 1923;  started  newspaper  work  on  Inde- 
pendent at  Massillon;  when  21  purchased 
weekly  newspaper  at  Canal  Fulton,  O. ;  on 
return  from  France,  1906,  became  reporter 
on  Cleveland  Press;  later  editor  Akron  I'ress, 
editor  Cincinnati  Post  and  Cleveland  Press; 
1919,  became  editor-in-chief  of  the  Ohio,  Ken- 
tucky, Iowa  and  Oklahoma  papers,  of  the 
Scripps-Howard  league;  left  this  position  in 
1923  to  establish  The  Victor  H.  Morgan  Com- 
pany; member  Clifton  club;  Fort  Mitchell 
Country  club  of  Cincinnati.  Residence:  1365 
Bast-blvd.      Office:      834   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

MORISON,  Francis  R.,  advertising  coun- 
selor; born,  Newcastle,  Eng.,  April  15,  1872; 
son  David  L.  and  Lury  (Smith)  Morison;  edu- 
cated in  England;  married,  Wilmington,  Del., 
Aug.  11,  1905  to  Mary  L.  McCay — children, 
William  Warren  Morison;  world  war,  director 
of  publicity  Cleveland  Liberty  Loan  organi- 
zation; pres.  Cleveland  Advertising  club,  1911- 
1912;  now  chairman  agency  division  Cleveland 
Advertising  club;  pres.  Church  Club  of  Cleve- 
land, 1916-1920  and  1925;  chairman  executive 
committee  Nation  wide  dept.  Episcopal  Dio- 
cese of  Ohio;  member  Union  club.  Residence: 
13018  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  518  Sloan 
Bldg. 

MOItUILL.,  Gordon  Niles,  orthopaedic  sur- 
geon; born,  Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  24,  1878;  son 
Ferdinand  and  Arria  (Niles)  Morrill;  edu- 
cated, private  scliools;  Harvard  college,  three 
>ears;  Harvard  medical  school,  M.D.,  1905; 
Boston  City  hospital,  Boston,  Mass.;  married, 
Cleveland  Jan.  6,  1909  to  Jeannette  Prentiss 
(ox — children,  Ferdinand  Gordon,  Janet  and 
•Olizabeth  Morrill;  world  war,  overseas  with 
Lakeside  Unit,  1917-1918;  has  been  doing  ortho- 
paedic surgery  in  Cleveland  since  1910;  fel- 
low American  College  of  Suigeons;  member 
Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns.; 
Clinical  Orthopaedic  society;  member  Cha- 
grin Valley  Hunt,  Kirtland,  Canterbury  and 
University  clubs;  Pine  Valley  Golf  club.  New 
Jersey.  Residence:  11025  Magnolia-dr.  Office: 
2429   Prospect-ave. 

MORRIMi,  Jeannette  Cox,  born  Cleveland, 
June  15,  1S86;  son  J.  D.  and  Ellen  (Pren- 
tiss) Cox;  educated,  Hathaway-Brown  school; 
Briarcliff;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  6,  1909  to 
Gordon  N.  Morrill — children,  F.  Gordon.  Janet 
and  Elizabeth  Morrill.  Residence:  11025  Mag- 
nolia-dr. 


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MORRIS,  David  V.,  investment  business; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  14,  1894;  son  Viileiitine 
and  Matliie  S.  (Sharkey)  Morris;  educated, 
public  school;  Holbroolt  school,  Ossining,  N. 
Y.;  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Middletown,  Conn.,  tluee 
years;  married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  April  14, 
1921  to  Dorothy  Todd;  world  war,  inspector 
of  ordnance,  1st  lieut.  U.  S.  army;  stationed 
at  Aberdeen  Proving  ground.  Fort  Sheridan 
and  Saginaw,  Mich.,  1917-1919;  blast  furnace 
dept.  Upson  Nut  Co.,  1915-1917;  partner  Mur- 
fey.  Blossom,  Morris  &  Co.,  since  1919;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Delta  I'hl  fraternity;  Masonic  lodge; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Hermit  and  Country 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  18414 
Lynnton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  Guard- 
ian   Bldg. 

MORRIS,  Dorothy  Todd,  born,  Brooklyn. 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  27,  1898;  daughter  Theodore  Strong 
and  May  (Howard)  Todd;  educated.  Packer 
Institute,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.;  married,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y..  April  14,  1921  to  David  Valentine  Mor- 
ris. Residence:  1844  Lynnton-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts. 

MORRIS,  Isadore  R.,  lawyer;  born,  Wheel- 
ing, W.  Va.,  Jan.  9,  1899;  son  Moses  and 
Rachael  (Milner)  Morris;  educated,  Ohio  State 
Univ..  1917-1919;  Columbia  Univ.,  1919-1922, 
L.L.  B. ;  married,  Uniontown,  Pa.;  Sept.  22, 
1924  to  Elinor  Schulhoff  Baum;  world  war, 
served  as  private,  1918;  professor  of  corpor- 
ation law  Cleveland  Law  school;  member 
Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity.  Residence:  2875 
South  Hampton-rd,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
102  Engineers  Bldg. 

MORRIS,  John  E.,  retired;  born,  Scranton, 
Pa.,  Nov.  13,  1855;  educated.  Alliance,  O.,  high 
school;  Mt.  Union  college,  1884,  B.S.,  1887,  M.S.; 
married,  Greenville,  Pa.,  June  6,  1889  to  Emma 
Pearl  Vaughn — children,  Louise  and  Virginia 
Morris;  delegate  to  State  Republican  conven- 
tion twice;  sec.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  three 
years,  Alliance,  O. ;  principal  high  school,  Lee- 
tonla,  O.,  1875-1877;  supt.  schools,  Newton 
Falls,  O.,  1877-1882  and  Garrettsville,  O.,  1882- 
1886;  travel  study  in  Europe,  1886-1887;  supt. 
schools,  Greenville,  Pa.,  1887-1892  and  Alliance, 
O.,  1892-1910;  mgr.  Sheldon  school,  Alliance 
and  Cleveland,  1910-1917;  real  estate,  stocks 
and  mortgages,  1917-1922;  sec.  United  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.,  1922-1923;  retired  from  active 
business  1923;  vlce-pres.  Federal  Mortgage 
Finance  Co.  and  Federal  Mortgage  Realty  Co.; 
pres.  Wilmore  Realty  Co.;  former  treas.  Den- 
man-Myers  Cord  Tire  Co.;  former  partner 
Martin  &  Morris  and  Morris  &  Munk;  former 
director  Associated  Inve.stment  Co.,  member 
National  Geographic  society;  Odd  F'ellows; 
Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon 
fraternities;  trustee  Methodist  Union;  member 
Windermere  M.  E.  church  since  1914.  Resi- 
dence:    1866  Idlewood-ave.,  E.  Cleveland. 

MORRIS,  Karl  K.,  certified  public  account- 
ant; born,  Bremen,  O.,  Oct.  25,  1891;  son  George 
M.  and  Emma  (Neubauer)  Morris;  educated, 
I.iancaster,  O.,  public  and  high  schools;  Ohio 
Univ.,  Athens;  married,  Gallipolls,  O.,  June 
17,  1913  to  Terese  Lautenslager — children, 
Katherine  Morris:  member  American  Institute 
of  Accountants;  American  society  of  Certified 
Public  Accountants;  National  Assn.  of  Cost 
Accountants;  Sigma  Pi  fraternity;  Knights 
of  Columbus;  B.  P.  O.  E.;  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Recreation:  golf  and  motor- 
ing. Residence:  1327  East-blvd.  Office:  1845 
E.   30th   St. 

MORRIS,  Davia  Harrington,  telephone  offi- 
cial; born,  Toledo,  O.,  June  26.  1876;  son 
Charles  D.  and  Eliza  B.  (Harrington)  Morris; 
educated.  Harvard  Univ.,  graduating  with 
honor  1897,  B.S.  in  C.E. ;  married,  Dayton.  O., 
Oct.    31,    1899    to    Olive    Alma   Ozlas — children. 


Martha  Morris;  world  war,  active  In  civil  work 
and  served  on  committees,  freciueritly  as  chair- 
man in  all  Liberty  Loan,  War  Savings,  War 
Chest  campaigns;  on  the  military  committee 
of  Chamber  of  Comniorce.  Columbus;  em- 
ployed from  1897  to  1902  by  Bell  Telephone 
Company  of  Philadelphia  in  the  equipment, 
construction  and  engineering  departments; 
1902-1905,  gen.  mgr.  of  a  small  tool  manufac- 
turing company  in  Conn.;  1905-1909  asst.  treas. 
The  Dayton  Hydraulic  Machinery  Co.  of  Day- 
ton, O. ;  1909  returned  to  the  telephone  indus- 
try with  the  Central  Union  Telephone  Co.; 
three  years  special  agent  and  sub-license 
agent;  five  years  district  mgr.  at  Columbus; 
four  years  division  commercial  agent  of  Ohio; 
two  years  asst.  to  vice-pres.  and  general  mgr. 
and  since  1923  asst.  to  pres.;  in  Columbus  ac- 
tive in  Masonic  work,  particularly  In  Scottish 
Rite  and  Shrine;  served  as  pres.  Benjamin 
l<ranklin  Chapter,  S.  A.  R.  and  on  the  executive 
committee  of  the  Ohio  Society,  S.  A.  R. ;  served 
as  director  four  years,  vlce-pres.  and  pres.  of 
the  Rotary  club  of  Columbus;  for  some  years 
assoc.  American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers: 
now  assoc.  American  Institute  of  Electrical 
Engineering;  member  American  Management 
as.sn.;  Masonic  blue  lodge;  Chapter;  Council; 
Shrine;  32nd  degree;  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fra- 
ternity; New  England  society  of  Cleveland: 
Telephone  Pioneers  of  America;  University, 
Rotary  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs;  Faculty 
club,  Ohio  State  Univ.;  has  traveled  exten- 
sively in  U.  S.  and  abroad,  visiting  every 
part  of  Europe  except  Russia,  Spain  and 
Portugal;  also  spent  some  time  in  Asia  Mi- 
nor, Syria  and  Egypt.  Recreation:  music, 
fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  2631  Ashton- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts,  Office:  4300  Euclid- 
ave. 

MORRIS,  Warren  1..,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  6.  1888;  son  Stephen  C.  and 
Emily  (Milward)  Morris;  educated,  Denison 
Univ.,  1910;  married,  Newark,  O.,  March  4, 
1913  to  Marian  Moore  Ogden — cliildren,  Han- 
nah Morris;  world  war,  capt.  Motor  Transport 
corps;  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  A.  B. 
Smythe  Co.;  vice-pres.  the  Aurora  Land  Co., 
The  Smythe-St.  Clair  Co.  and  The  Euclid-lieth 
Co.;  director  The  Realty  Bond  and  Mortgage 
Co.  and  The  Oriole  Co.;  member  Beta  Theta 
Pi  fraternity;  Hermit  club.  Residence:  2568 
Derbyshire-rd.      Office:      1001   Huron-rd. 

MORRISON,  Hunter,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Sept.  20,  1877;  eon  John  and 
Elizabeth  Ann  (Procter)  Morrison;  educated, 
Yale  Univ.,  Ph.B.,  1899;  married,  Toledo,  O., 
June  27,  1906  to  Mary  Elizabeth  Thompson — 
children,  Catherine,  Hunter  and  Thompson 
Morrison;  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Metal 
Stamping  and  Mfg.  Co.;  director  Canterbury 
Golf  club;  member  Yale  Engineering  society. 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Rotary,  Advertising. 
University  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Recre- 
ation: golf.  Residence:  1801  E.  89th  st. 
Office:     16816  Waterloo-rd. 

MORRISON.  Mary  Thompson,  born,  Wind- 
sor, Can.;  daughter  Charles  H.  and  Emma 
(Wilson)  Thompson;  educated.  Pratt  Institute; 
mariied,  Toledo,  O.,  June  27,  1906  to  Hunter 
Morrison — children,  Catherine,  Hunter  Jr.  and 
Thompson  Morrison;  member  board  Friendly 
Inn;  member  Canterbury  Golf  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.     Residence:  1801  E.  89th-st. 

MORSE.  Clyde  I-.,  vice-pres.  B.  of  L.  E.  Na- 
tional Bank;  born,  Cambridge  Springs,  O., 
April  19,  1890;  son  Charles  S.  and  Mary  (Ber- 
tram) Morse;  educated,  Cambridge  Springs 
high  school;  Penn.  State  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  1913  to  Ruth  E.  Randel;  member 
Masonic   lodge;   Chagrin   Valley   Country   club. 


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Recreation:    golf.      Residence:    3101    Corydon- 
rd.      Office:      St.    Clair-ave.    and   Ontario   st. 

MORSE),  Harold  Marctton,  engineer  and 
arcliitect;  born,  Auburndale,  Mass.,  May  29, 
ISSl;  son  diaries  H.  and  Frances  (Kiinbali) 
Morse;  educated,  Dartmouth,  1903,  B.S. ; 
Tliayer  Scliooi  of  Civil  Engineering,  1904  C.K.; 
married,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  1910  to  Cleo  B.  Frank- 
lin— children,  Cleo  Adelaide  and  Robert  M. 
Morse;  world  war,  built  munition  plants;  built 
factory  building  in  McKeever,  N.  Y.,  Warren, 
Erving  and  Springfield,  Mass.,  Cleveland,  Chi- 
cago and  Pittsburgh;  water  power  and  steam 
in  many  places,  notably  Elkhart,  Ind. ;  pres. 
H.  M.  Morse  &  Co.;  member  American  So- 
ciety of  Civil  Engineers;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
1346  Shaw  View,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  408 
Finance  Bldg. 

MOSKS,  Katharine  Rebecca.  physician; 
born,  Carroll  County,  O.,  July  8,  1870;  daughter 
Jacob  and  Margaret  (Woods)  Moses;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  Medical  Univ.,  Columbus,  1900, 
which  is  now  a  dept.  of  Ohio  State;  physician 
at  Cleveland  State  hospital  from  1900  to  1907 
and  from  1913  to  present  date;  1907-1913  con- 
nected with  the  Fair  Oaks  Villa  Sanitarium 
for  nervous  and  mental  diseases  at  Cuyahoga 
Falls,  O. ;  life  member  Cleveland  Associated 
Charities;  member  Nu  Epsilon  Phi  medical 
sorority  for  women;  Business  Women's  and 
Women's  City  clubs;  Order  of  the  Eastern 
Star.  Residence:  Cleveland  State  Hospital. 
Office:     same, 

MOSS,  Florence  Marks,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  3,  1887;  daughter  Martin  A.  Marks,  who 
is  given  credit  for  originating  the  idea  from 
winch  The  Cleveland  Community  Fund  grew, 
and  Belle  (Hays)  Marks;  educated.  Central 
high  school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  24,  1908,  to  Herman  Moss — 
children,  Margaret  Elizabeth  and  Janet  Bell 
Moss;  world  war,  served  with  Bratenahl  Can- 
teen and  Red  Cross;  member  Temple  Woman's 
assn.;  Educational  league;  Women's  City, 
Garden  Lovers  and  Maison  Francaise  clubs. 
Residence:   10305  Lake  Shore-blvd. 

MOSS,  Herman,  general  agent,  Equitable 
Life  Assurance  Society  of  the  U.  S. ;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  5,  1874;  son  Charles  and  Rachel 
(Bloch>  Moss;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  1897;  married,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1908 
to  Florence  Marks  daughter  of  Martin  A. 
Marks  who  conceived  the  idea  from  which 
Cleveland  Community  Fund  grew — children, 
Margaret  Elizabeth  and  Janet  Bell  Moss; 
pres.  Citizens  League,  1926-1927;  capt.  Team 
1,  Community  Fund;  member  Bratenahl 
Council;  former  pres.  Excelsior  club  and 
Cleveland  Life  Underwriters,  Inc;  pres. 
Temple  Course  for  eight  years;  mem- 
ber Building  Committee  of  The  Temple 
located  at  Ansel-rd  and  E.  lOHth  St.;  origina- 
tor of  life  insurance  course  at  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  1913-1914:  director  Union  Trust 
Company  and  Cleveland  Worsted  Mills  Com- 
pany; member  Cleveland  Life  Underwriters, 
Inc.;  I.  O.  B.  B.,  Mid-Day,  Oakwood,  City  and 
Excelsior  clubs;  member  Rotary  club,  being 
one  of  the  ten  men  who  founded  Cleveland 
Rotary  club.  Residence:  10305  Lake  Shore- 
blvd.      Office:      900   Union    Trust    Bldg. 

MOSS,  Jerome  AV.,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  26,  1894;  son  Bela  M.  and  Mali 
(Nath)  Moss;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  graduate  Adelbert  college,  1917; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  law  school.  1917-1918- 
1919:  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  1922  to  Ruth  A. 
Mielziner — children,  Robert  Jerome  and  Nor- 
man Frederick  Moss;  world  war,  enlisted  July 
1917   in  U.  S.  Army  officers'  reserve  corps,  flying 


branch;  also  connected  with  Bureau  of  Air- 
craft production,  1918-1919;  inspection  dept. 
St.  Louis  and  Chicago  district;  began  to  prac- 
tice law  in  December,  1919;  supreme  vice- 
chancellor  Tau  Epsilon  Rho  national  law  fra- 
ternity; also  organizer  of  Western  Reserve 
(Chapter  and  first  pres.  thereof;  member 
Sigma  Delta  Chi,  journalistic  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Webb  Chapter;  Knights  of  Pythias;  H.  B. 
S.  U. ;  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity;  Beachmont 
Country  and  Cleveland  Aviation  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3377  Euclid  Hghts.  Blvd.,  Cleveland 
Hgts.      Office:    435    Soc.    for   Sav.    Bldg. 

MOSS,  Z.  A.,  asst.  mgr.  Cleveland  agency 
Equitable  Life  Assurance  society;  born,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  Dec.  3,  1881;  son  Charles  and 
Rachel  (Bloch)  Moss;  member  Mid-Day,  Ex- 
celsior and  Singers  clubs.  Residence:  10214 
Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  900  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

MOTCII.  Stanley,  Motch  &  Merryweather 
Machine  Tool  Co.;  born,  Covington,  Ky.;  son 
M.  C.  Motch;  educated  M.  I.  T.,  S.B.; 
married,  North  Attleboro,  Mass.  to  Gertrude 
Franklin — children,  Elton  Franklin  Motch. 
Residence:  17837  Lake-rd.,  Clifton  Park.  Of- 
fice: Penton  Bldg. 

MOTZ,  Paul  Hilblsh,  Alumni  sec.  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  born,  Akron,  O.,  Jan.  13,  1893; 
son  John  and  Emma  K.  (Hilbish)  Motz;  edu- 
cated, Akron  public  schools;  Central  high 
school,  Akron;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  B.A., 
1915;  married,  Cleveland.  April  27,  1918  to 
Gertrude  Elizabeth  McAninch — children,  Paul 
Orville  Motz;  world  war,  quartermaster  sergt. 
army  transport  service,  in  charge  of  civilian 
personnel.  Port  of  New  York,  1918-1919;  also 
connected  with  Liberty  Loan  organization  of 
Federal  Reserve  Bank  in  charge  of  publicity 
distribution;  1916-1918,  salesman  Borton  & 
Borton;  1919-1923  asst.  treas.  E.  F.  Hauser- 
man;  since  1923  Alumni  sec.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  member  American  Legion;  Akron  blue 
lodge;  Akron  chapter  No.  25;  Akron  Command- 
ery  No.  25;  Lake  Erie  Consistory.  32nd  de- 
gree; Al  Koran  Shrine;  Yusef-Khan  Grotto; 
Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity.  Recreation: 
golf  and  handball.  Residence:  2115  Renrock- 
rd.     Office:   Western   Reserve  Univ. 

MOIiAT.  Thomas  Cillbert,  heating  engineer; 
born.  Edinburgh.  Scotland.  1S67;  son  Thomas 
and  Mary  Ann  (Goudie)  Mouat;  educated,  Hen- 
derson's Academy,  Royal  high  school  and  Ed- 
inl)urgh  Institution,  all  in  lOdinburgh;  married, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  1889  to  Laura  G.  Mouat;  pres. 
Mouat  Vapor  Heating  Co.;  inventor  The  Mouat 
Vapor  Heating  Ky.«iem:  pres.  The  Ideal  Heat- 
ing &  Equipment  Co.;  director  The  Ohio  Body 
Co.;  director  The  Superior  Brass  Co.,  Mans- 
field, O.;  member  Cleveland  Engineering  so- 
ciety; American  Society  of  Heating  and  Ven- 
tilating Ena-ineers:  trustee  Baptist  Home  of 
Northern  Ohio;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Merchants  and  Manufacturers  club; 
Residence:  360  E.  105th-st.  Office:  1246  W. 
4th-st. 

MOri.n,  Frederick  AValter,  real  estate; 
born,  Kirkfleld.  Ont.,  Feb.  12,  1884;  son  Wm. 
Leighton  and  Christine  (Maclnnes)  Mould; 
educated,  Baldwin  Wallace,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland.  Oct.  16,  1915  to  Florence  C.  Bush- 
nell — children,  Janet  Marian  and  Marjorie  Jean 
Mould;  member  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity; 
Snow  Lake  Hunting  &  Fishing  and  Lake- 
wood  Country  clubs.  Residence:  1533 
Northland-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  507  Will- 
iamson  Bldg. 

MOULD,  Florence  Bushnell,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  7,  1884;  daughter  Geo.  B.  and  Viola 
M.  (Blake)  Bushnell;  educated,  College  for 
Women,    W.    R.    U. ;    married,    Cleveland,    Oct. 


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16.  1915  to  Frederick  W.  Mould — children, 
Janet  Marian  and  Marjorie  Jean  Mould;  for- 
merly at  Cleveland  public  library;  teacher 
Lincoln  high  school;  member  Lakewood  Coun- 
try, Lakewood  Womens  and  Lakewood  Col- 
lege clubs.  Residence:  1533  Northland-ave., 
Lakewood. 

>IOl  LTON,  K.  rhilliiiH,  insurance,  repre- 
senting The  Travelers  Insurance  Co.  of  Hart- 
ford. Conn.;  born,  Rio  Grande.  O.,  Jan.  2.  1879; 
son  Albanus  A.  and  Laura  Lillian  (Allen) 
Moulton:  ediicaled.  West  high  scliool;  married, 
Cleveland.  Jan.  19,  1903  to  Myrtle  Skeel  (de- 
ceased)— children,  Kvelyn  R.,  Phillip  and 
Clara  Moulton:  married.  Oct.  1,  1921  to  Mabel 
M.  :Morris;  director  Park  Securities  Co.  and 
(^olonial  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Assn.  of  Life  Underwriters;  Masonic 
lodge:  City  and  Lakewood  Ccuiiitry  clubs;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  Chamber  of  Industry.  Rec- 
reation: fishing,  hunting  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 1610  Waterbury-rd.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
Union  Mortgage  Bldg. 

>IOl  XTC.ASTI.K.  MontaKUe  ^VIll.,  asst. 
treas.  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  born,  Cleveland. 
Nov.  3.  1874:  son  Montague  Wm.  and  Jennie 
(Stewart)  Mountcastle;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Baldwin  Univ.;  married.  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  20,  1S98  to  Nelle  M.  Wilsdon — 
children,  Edwin  R.  Mountcastle;  lieut.  Co.  L. 
5th  Ohio  Vol.  Spanish-American  war;  capt. 
Co.  F.  5th  Ohio  National  Guard;  member  Bige- 
low  Lodge  No.  24.S  F.  &  A.  M.;  Cunningham 
chapter.  No.  187;  Forest  City  Council  No.  Ill; 
Holy  Grail  Commandery  No.  70;  Lake  Erie 
Consistorv:  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Lincoln  Chap- 
ter, No.  .309  O.  E.  S.:  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Lakewood  Country  clubs;  Military  Order  of 
Foreien  Wars  of  the  U.  S. ;  major  Cramer  Camp 
Spanish  War  Veterans.  Residence:  6212 
Franklin-blvd.      Office:    Euclid   &   E.    9th-st. 

MO"\VRV.  Floyd  Samuel,  physician;  born, 
Fostoria.  O.,  May  11.  1890;  son  Milon  E.  and 
Laura  B.  (Evans)  Mowrv;  educated,  Adel- 
bert  college.  W.  R.  U..  A.B.,  1913;  W.  R.  U. 
medical  school,  MD,  1916;  capt.  in  U.  S.  medi- 
cal corps.  1917-191'!:  attpndnnt  to  2nd  Battalion 
Essex  Regt.  of  British  Army;  in  six  major 
engagements  (two  defensive  and  four  offen- 
sivel  never  with  American  forces:  awarded 
British  Military  cross;  visiting  obstetrician 
Maternity  and  Cleveland  City  hospitals;  ob- 
stetrician in  charge  Deaconess  hospital:  in- 
structor of  obstetrics  "W.  R.  U.  Medical  school 
and  "U'.  R.  School  of  Applied  Social  sciences; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio 
State  and  American  Medical  assns. ;  sec.  of 
Obstetrical  div.  of  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Nu  Sierma  Nu  fraternities; 
Universitv  club.  Residence:  University  club, 
3813  Euciid-ave.     Office:     1510  Keith  Bldg. 

MOVER.  John  M.,  freight  agent:  born, 
Uniontown,  O.,  Aug.  24,  1871;  son  Geo.  C. 
and  Amelia  (Garmeler>  Moyer;  educated, 
Uniontown  high  school;  Buchtel  college. 
Akron;  married,  Cleveland,  1897  to  Minnie  H. 
Diilz — children,  one  son  and  one  daughter; 
freight  agent  N.  Y.  C.  &  St.  L.  R.  R.  Co.  since 
1910:  sec.  and  mgr.  Lakewood  Masonic  Tem- 
ple Co.:  member  Lakewood  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.; 
Cunningham  Chapter  No.  187,  R.  A.  M. ;  Holy 
Grail  Commandery,  No.  70  K.  T. ;  Lake  Erie 
Consistorv  and  Al  Koran  Shrine.  Residence: 
17712  Deiaware-ave..  Lakewood.  Office:  327 
Marine    Bldg.,    N.    K.    P.    R.    R. 

MT'EI-I.ER.  Cnrl  II..  lawyer:  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1889:  son  Herman  and  Minna  (Diehl) 
Mueller:  educated,  Luzerne,  Switzerland,  1900- 
1902;  Berlin,  Germany,  1902-1905;  Ashevllle, 
N.  C,  1905-1908;  Cleveland,  1896-1900;  Cor- 
nell Univ.,  A.B.  and  LL.B..  1913;  married, 
Cleveland,  May  23,  1914  to  Emily  Laub — chil- 


dren. Carl  H.  and  Amie  Mueller;  sec.  and 
sales  mgr.  Jacob  Laub  Baking  Co.;  pres.  Muel- 
ler-Zoul  Co.;  chairman  of  board  Mueller  Re- 
alty Co.;  vice-pres.  Bucke.\'e  Amalgamating 
Co.;  law  partner  Judge  Keeler  and  (Thas.  W. 
Pattison;  member  Sigma  Phi  Epsllon  and 
I>elta  Theta  Phi  fraternities;  member  Ameri- 
can Bar  assn.;  Cleveland  Athletic.  Lakewood 
Country,  Clifton.  Rotary,  City,  High  Noon, 
Cornell  and  Lakewood  Elks  clubs;  52  Fidelity 
Masonic  lodge,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  Yachting  and 
University  clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis, 
horselKick  ridiiitr  aiul  swiniining.  Kesidenco: 
Clifton  Park.     Office:     Hanna  Bldg. 

Ml  KM.ER.  KIsa  >>  i-liloinnii.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  24.  1879;  daughter  John  C.  and 
Lt)uise  (Diebolt)  Weideman;  educated,  Hatha- 
way-Brown  school;  Smitli  college,  1902  (two 
years);  married,  Cleveland,  July  8,  1914  to 
Omar  Eugene  Mueller — children,  Ernst  Weide- 
man, Omar  John,  Erna  Louise,  Jay  C.  and 
Werner  Diebolt  Mueller;  member  West  Side 
Y.  W.  C.  A.;  Women's  City,  College  and  Smith 
College    club.      Residence:    1782y    Lake-rd. 

MIELI.KR,  Maude  Kei»Ier,  born  Mead- 
ville.  Pa.;  daughter  J.ames  and  Caroline  (Birch- 
ard)  Kepler;  educated,  Allegheny  college; 
Penn.  College  of  Music;  married,  Buffalo,  1903 
to  Ralph  Scott  Mueller — children,  Virginia 
Scott  and  Ralph  Scott  Mueller,  Jr.;  member 
Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  fraternity;  Shaker 
Heights  Neighborhood  Guild;  Shaker  Height.s 
Country  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf  and  triivel.  Residence:  2344  Roxboro- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

Ml^EIil-ER,  Omar  EiiRene,  promotion 
metallurgical  patents;  born,  Cleveland,  July 
27,  1880;  son  Ernst  W.  and  Agathe  (Leick) 
Mueller;  educated,  University  school;  Harvard 
Univ.,  class  1903;  Washington,  specialized  in 
International  law  and  diplomacy;  married, 
Cleveland,  1914  to  Elsa  Weideman — children, 
Ernst  W.,  Erna  Louise,  Jay  C,  Werner  Diebolt 
and  Omar  John;  consular  service  1910-1914; 
vice-pres.  Packless  Valve  Co.  and  Packless 
Quick  Closing  Valve  Co.;  member  University 
and  neveland  W^hist  clubs  Recreation:  na- 
ture study,  big  game  hunting  and  whist.  Resi- 
dence:    17829  Lake-rd.,   Lakewood. 

MrEF-I/ER.  Ralph  Scott,  manufacturer; 
born.  Council  Bluffs,  la.;  son  Joseph  and 
Harriet  (Bickford)  Mueller;  educated,  Univ. 
of  Nebraska,  1898,  B.S.  in  E.E. ;  married, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  26,  1903  to  Mary 
Maude  Kepler — children,  Ralph  Scott  and 
Virginia  Scott  Mueller;  pres.  Mueller  Electric 
Co.;  director  General  Title  and  Investment 
Co.:  past  pres.  Electric  League  of  Cleveland: 
member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Univers- 
ity and  Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  travel.  Residence:  2344 
Roxboro-rd.     Office   1583  E.   31st  st. 

MIIiLEX,  Claude  F.,  engineer  and  con- 
structor; born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1874;  son 
John  S.  and  Maria  T.  (Wright)  Mullen:  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science,  B.S.  in  C.E.:  married.  Cleve- 
land. June  23,  1903  to  Nellie  Mollen — children, 
Ruth  J.  and  Esther  E.  Mullen;  civil  engineer, 
1898  to  1904;  constructor  since  1904;  also  sand 
and  gravel  producer  since  1922;  pres.  and 
treas.  The  Masters  &  Mullen  Construction  Co.; 
pres.  The  Watson  Investment  Co.,  and  Spanish 
Trail  Realty  Co.;  vice-pres.  Florida  Gravel 
Co.:  member  Cleveland  Engineering  society; 
Oman  Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Case  club.  Residence:  1892  Rosa- 
lind-ave..  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  520  Cook 
Bldg.,  Cleveland,  also  Chattahoochee,   Fla. 

MVLLIG.W.  ThomaM  P..  Catholic  priest; 
born.  Cleveland,  Sept.   1,   1883;  son  Patrick  J. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

and   Bridget    (Rellly)    Mulligan;    educated.    St.  Alfred     A.     Murfey— children,     William     Arm- 
Ignatius   college;    St.    Mary's    Seminary;    world  strong    Murfey;    member    Women  s    City    club. 

o.''''V-^^Sil'^"*V.';*]«h'^'"R*.^flence^"'430r^E  MLRFEY,     Spencer     Latham,     born,     deve- 
st.   Timothy  s    Parish.       Residence.      4J09    t..  j^^^.   ^^^   charles   L.    and   Florence    (Spencer) 

131st  St.  Murfey;     educated,     University     school,     1906; 

;»li;MIAMi.  Ediih.  buyer  and  manager  of  yale  Univ.,  1910;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Mary 
dept.;  born,  Cleveland;  daughter  Herman  W^.  corning;  member  Country  and  Kirtland  Coun- 
and  Mary  (Piper)  Munhall;  educated,  Cleve-  try  clubs.  Residence:  10901  Lake  Shore- 
land  public  schools.     Residence:   1778  Fay-st.,  blvd. 

E.    Cleveland.       Office:      Korner    &    Wood    Co.,  mtiRPHY,     Edmund     A.,     chairman     hoard 

1512    Euchd-ave.  Stock    Yards   Co.;    born,    Cincinnati,    O.,    March 

ML'NHALL,  Mabel  Krebs,  born,  Pittsburgh,  4,    I86I;    son    Thos.    F.   and   Catharine    (Nolan) 

Pa.,    Nov.    10,    1878;    daughter   John   Wood   and  Murphy;   educated,   parochial   and  high   school; 

Elizabeth  (Smith)  Krebs;  educated.  Miss  Mac-  al.so    night    school;    married,    Cleveland,    July 

Donald's    Pittsburgh,    Pa.;    Lake    Erie    College,  5,      1887     to     Anna     B.     L'Estrange — children, 

Painesvllle,    O.;    married,    Pittsburgh,    Oct.    19,  eleven;   pres.   Chamber  of   Industry,   1913;   for- 

1904    to    Burton    D.    Munhall — children,    Doro-  merly    chairman    selective    local    board    No.    1 

thy  Krebs  and  Burton  D.  Munhall.    Residence:  during  the  war;   formerly  general  mgr.  Cleve- 

2847    Hampshire-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.  land    Union    Stock    Yards    Co.,    20    years;    pres. 

MUNHALL.   Mary   A.,  born^  Cleveland,    Jan.  and   pn     mgr     15    years   additi^^^^^^    ^!}^»':'l?f" 


Munhall— children.   Burton  D.,  Alice  M.,   Clara  Residence:   1840   W.    58th   st. 

L.,  Edith,  Herman.   Sterling  M.  and  Horace  E.  MURPHY,   John    P..    attorney;    born,    West- 

Munhall.     Residence:     1778  Fay-st.,  E.  Cleve-  ^oro.    Mass.,    April   25,    1887;    son   Patrick   and 

land.  Margaret  (Mahoney)  Murphy;  educated.  Holy 

MIXV,  Ra-r  E..  born.  Michiean,  1881;  son  Cross  college;  Notre  Dame  Univ.,  LL.B.;  mar- 
Edward  and  Martha  (Heck)  Munn;  married,  ried.  Cleveland,  June  30,  1924  to  Gladys  Tate; 
Toledo,  Oct.,  1908  to  Myrtle  Broer — children,  world  war,  air  service,  U.  S.  army,  1917-1919; 
four-  vioe-pre.s.  and  merr.  The  Ransom  &  private  law  practice.  Minneapolis,  Minn,  and 
Randolph  Co.:  sec.  Cleveland  Dental  Mfg.  Co.;  Glasgow,  Montana,  1912-1917;  gen.  counsel  U. 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Ath-  S.  Spruce  Production  Corporation,  Portland, 
letic  Rotary  and  Cedarhurst  Golf  club.  Resl-  Ore.,  1919-1921;  counsel  The  Van  Sweringen 
dence-  2995"  Berkshire-rd.  Office:  300  Rose  interests  since  1921;  director  various  Van 
gl(]g  ■  Sweiingen     corporations;      member     Cleveland 

^iTTivrBftTC      ri.on      dpnti9f     horn      Lod!      O,  Bar   assn.;    assoc.    director    Men    Singers    club; 

Fe;"?,''?8\o;^sVn"H??;^^a'^^an5"Mary^°(Wise)  dlre^c^tor    Notre^    ^f^r.^V.^llZ'    i}^"^^L^'T.A 
Munson; 
schools: 

college,    \v . 

married.  Medina.  O.,  to  .tulia  LaVonne  Smith—  -r^.     ,,-,■,      ^ 

children       Harrlette      Munson;      member      Psi  Ml  RPHV,  Robert  E..  pres.  Phelps  Guardant 

Omesa  fraternity  Masonic  lodge;  Tall  Cedars;  Time   Lock   Service   Co.;   born,    Cleveland,   July 

Lakewood    Country    club.       Recreation:       golf.  22^     1873;     son     Alexander    N      and     (-harlotte 

Residence-     1057  Kenneth-rd.,  Lakewood.      Of-  (Hicks)     Murphy;    educated    Cleveland    public 

flee:      604Smythe   Bldg.  '^^^il'l'^'l  ^^^T'^V '"^''"^um^®'^  •^''''^"^.  ^'r,""- 

_„w,,.      ....      ,     .    „  * ^     rv.or,iifor.tiir  1900  to  Jean  A.  Moran — children,  Jean  T.  Mur- 

M*^R»^E>.    Alfre.l    Y,V^"*f«»f^s9    son  LewU  Phy:    Ave    years    with    The    Geo.    Worthlngton 

'"^LP,?'-';jT,£'"yA'?"'^.V.^"f^'^.?S'-'ol,^lt'^N"  Co"^;    20   years   in    Newspaper   Advertising   and 


ijy,^.....,     ,.....^. iTw  "'""^  i^c;:  v;Xif„'  -01,1     co.;    memoer   cieveiana   Ainietic,    »leepy   ±101- 

Cleveland  File   Co.;   member  Alpha  Delta  Phi     j  Country    and    Cleveland    Exchange    clubs; 

fraternity:     Country,     Kirtland    Country    and  .  -  •'  —        __    __  "       __ 


/-.i  "'"  i^^^'   then  on  the  Public  Squa.»«;i  .»..v^  ^^^^^ 

MtiRFEY.  Charles  L.,  banker;   born,   Cleve-  moved  to  Berea,  O.   and  pioneered  in  the  stone 

land.    August    18,    1850;    son    Gardner    B.    and  business;  made  first  grind  stones  In  this  coun- 

Julia    (Latham)    Murfey;    married,    Cleveland,  ^rv.     Recreation:     golf.     Residence:     1568  An- 

Oot.    U.    1886    to    Florence    Snencer — children,  sel-rd.     Office:      636-638  Keith  Bldg. 
Spencer  L.  and  Clarence  A.  Murfey;  vice-pres.  .      ,     ,  ,, 

Guardian    Trust    Co.;    trustee    Huntington    Es-        MURPHY,   Thoraaii   A.,   retired;   born,   Man- 

tate-  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Tyrian  tua,    O.    Feb.    4,    1866;    educated,    Garretsville 

lodce-    Nobles    of    the    Mvstic    Shrine;    Union  public   and   high    schools;    Cleveland   business 

club       Recreation:      fishing.      Residence:    16300  college;    married,    W^arren,    O.,    Feb.    4,    1895 

So    Park-blvd.,  Shaker  Hghts.     Office:     Guard-  to    Emma    E.     Harding — children.     Gratia    M. 

ian  Trust  Co.,  Superior  and  W.  6th  st.  (Mrs.    R.    M.    O'Connor);    manager    wire    de- 

MURFEY,    Mary    Corning,    born,     German-  P^^^^T^^"^   ^tis   &   Co..   Investments    1900-1926: 

town.    Pa.;     daughter    Henry    W.     and    Edith  charter    member    O.    R.    T.    Residence:     2773 

(Warden)    Corning;    educatpd,    Laurel    school;  ±lampsnire-ra. 

Westover  school:  married.  Cleveland,  to  Spen-         MURPHY,     AVIIllam     L.,     hotel     proprietor; 

cer  L   Murfey.     Residence:     10901  Lake  Shore-  born,  Dayton,  O.,  April  14,  1871;  son  Lawrence 

blvd  and    Margaret    (Reynolds)    Murphy;    educated, 

MURFEY,   Matilda   Patterson,   born,    Cleve-  Dayton  public  and  high  school;  Dayton  Univ.; 

land,    Jan.    6,    1S89;    daughter    Benjamin    and  National   Normal  U"lv     «  vji  j     ^^    cieve- 

Euphemia     (Klrkpatrick)    Patterson;    educated  Law   school;    married^  Ttusvllle    Pa     Feb     24 

Hathaway-Brown    school,    1908;    Finch    school,  1903  to  Harriet  M.  Wilkinspn-<;hildren    three, 

N.  Y.  C;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.   28,  1914  to  chairman  convention  board  Chamber  of  Com- 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


merce  1924-1925;  telegraph  operator  Erie  R. 
R.,  1890-1891;  ticket  clerk,  1S91-1S94;  asst. 
ticket  agent  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  Cleveland,  1894- 
1898;  ticket  agent  1898-1901;  in  hotel  business 
since  1901;  pres.  and  treas.  Murphy  Hotels 
Corpn.;  member  Gentlemen's  Driving  club; 
American  Assn.  Trotting  Horse  breeders.  Res- 
idence:  7510  Euclid-ave.     Office:   1809   E.   9th- 

8t. 

MURR.W,  riiarleH  Bernarrt,  chemist  and 
metallurgi.st;  born,  Worcester,  Mass.,  April  6, 
1866;  son  Peleg  F.  and  Mary  (Prince)  Murray; 
educated,  common  and  high  school;  Polytech- 
nic Institute,  B.S.;  Worcester,  Mass.;  married, 
Attleboro,  Mass.,  Jan.  29,  1890  to  Ellen  Lin- 
coln Robinson — children,  I'hilip  F.  and  Mil- 
dred A.  Murray:  world  war,  dollar  a  year 
man;  cheiiii.st  and  metallurgist,  Juliet  Steel 
Works,  Buena  Vista  Iron  Co.,  Carnegie  Steel 
Co.,  Minnesota  Iron  Co.;  partner  in  Crowell 
&  Murray  since  1906;  director  Witherbee  Con- 
centrator Co.;  member  American  Chemical  so- 
ciety; American  Institute  Mining  and  Metal- 
lurgical Engineers;  Iron  &  Steel  Institute; 
Society  Chemical  Industry;  American  Society 
Steel  Treaters;  Lake  Superior  Mining  Insti- 
tute; Cleveland  Engineering  society;  Ma.'^onic 
Blue  lodge;  Royal  Arch  Mason;  Union  Club; 
vestryman  and  treas.  Emmanual  Episcopal 
church.  Recreation:  b.nseball.  Hesidence:  2040 
Stearns-rd.      Office:    407   Perry   Payne   Bldg. 

MURRAY,  Ellen  Lincoln,  born,  Attleboro, 
Mass.,  March  24.  ISfi.');  daughter  Jarvis  W.  and 
Jane  Emalia  (Williams')  Robinson;  educated, 
public  school,  Attleboro,  Mass.;  married,  At- 
tleboro Falls,  Mass.,  Jan.  29.  1890  to  Chas. 
Bernard  Murray — children,  Philip  F.  and  Mil- 
dred A.  Murray;  world  war.  Red  Cross  work; 
on  house  committee  first  two  years  Woman's 
City  club;  organized  Cleveland  Branch  of 
W^oman's  Aux.  of  American  Institute  of  Min- 
ing   Engineers-      Residence:      2040    Stearns-rd. 

MURRAY,  Helen  Parnielee,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  William  Paimelee  nnd  Jennie 
(Castle)  Murray;  identified  with  Babies  Dis- 
pensary and  hospital;  member  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt,  Kirtland,  Mid-Day,  Country  and  Road- 
side clubs.     Residence:   1845  E.   82nd.  st. 

MURR.W,  Jeanle  Castle;  born,  Medina,  N. 
Y. ;  daughter  Reuben  and  Sarah  (Bathgate) 
Castle;  married,  Medina,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  3,  1877  to 
William  Parmlee  Murray — children,  Helen 
P.  ^lurray  and  ^Margaret  Murray  Dangler; 
member  Union,  Mid-Day  and  Kirtland  clubs. 
Residence:  1845  E.  82nd-st.  Summer:  Men- 
tor, O. 

MURRAY,  John  E.,  gen.  agt.  The  Penn  Mu- 
tual Life  Insurance  Co.;  born,  Seville,  O.,  Dec. 
3.  1876;  son  John  and  Nancy  Ann  (Chambers) 
Murrav;  educated.  Seville.  O.,  .«^chools:  mar- 
ried, Seville,  O.,  Sept.  2,  1902  to  Stella  M.  Har- 
rold — children,  John  H.,  Mary  LouLse  and  Rob- 
ert S.  Murray:  world  war,  member  Local  Draft 
board  No.  15,  Cuyahoga  county;  member  Cleve- 
land Life  Underwriters'  assn.;  Legislative 
committee.  Life  Underwriters'  assn.;  legis- 
lative committee  State  Underwriters'  assn.; 
chairman  busine.ss  practice  committee  State 
Life  Underwriters'  assn.;  member  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic,  and  City 
chibs.  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2240  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:     1700  Keith  Bldg. 

MITCH.  .\eneM  M..  principal;  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  William  M.  and  Katherine 
(Stewart)  Mutch;  educated,  East  high 
school,  Cleveland  School  of  Education; 
teacher,  1906-1919:  supervisor  asst.  principal, 
1919-1923;  1923-1926  principal  Fruitland  and 
Louisa  M.  Alcott  schools;  member  Principals' 
club  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  10918  Ash- 
bury-ave.     Office:     Fruitland  school,  W.   116th 

8t. 


MYER.S.  L.  Olive,  born,  Athens,  O. ;  daugh- 
ter John  W.  and  Martha  (Maxwell)  True; 
educated,  common  and  high  scliool,  Basil,  O. ; 
formerly  a  teacher  in  public  schools;  married, 
Basil.  O.,  Dec.  8,  1901  to  Austin  V.  Myers — 
children,  Austin  Leiand  and  Robert  True 
Myers;  active  in  Liberty  Loan  campaigns; 
solicitor  in  seioiid  ijrocinct  and  capt.  through 
third  and  fourth;  leader  of  ward  4  in  Victory 
I..oan  directing  an  organization  which  sold 
bonds  to  the  value  of  $285,000;  member  Wes- 
tern Iteserve  chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  Order  of  the 
I'^astern  Star;  White  Shrine;  Lakewood  Circle 
Ladies  of  the  G.  A.  R.;  Lakewood  W.  C.  T.  U.; 
Lakewood  League  of  Women  Voters;  Parent 
Teachers  as.'^n.;  director  Lakewood  Republican 
club.     Residenc:     1277  Ramona-ave. 

MYERS,  Garry  Cleveland,  consulting  psy- 
chologist, teaclier,  writer,  lecturer;  born.  Syl- 
van, Pa.,  July  15,  1884;  son  John  A.  and  Sarah 
(Besore)  Myers;  educated,  Cumberland  Valley 
State  Normal,  first  honor  man.  1905;  Urslnus 
college,  Collegeville,  Pa.,  A.B.,  1909,  first  honor 
man;  graduate  Student  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1909- 
1910;  graduate  student  Columbia  Univ.,  1910- 
1912;  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1913;  married, 
Boyd's  Mills,  Pa.,  June  26,  1912  to  Carolina 
Elizabeth  Clark — children,  John  Edgar,  Eliza- 
beth Clark  and  Garry  Cleveland  Myers;  world 
war,  entered  U.  S.  army,  1st  lleut.  Sanitary 
corps,  Maich,  1918,  as  Psychological  examiner; 
capt.,  Nov..  1919;  educational  expert  in  physi- 
cal reconstruction;  later  director  of  educa- 
tion, fir.st  recruit  educational  center.  Camp 
Upton,  where  he  developed  "The  Army  Les- 
sons in  English"  texts  for  teaching  English 
to  illiterate  soldiers  published  by  War  dept.; 
now  capt.  officers  reserve  corps.;  supt.  of 
school.';,  Mercersburg,  Pa.,  1905-1906;  princi- 
pal Ursinus  Academy,  1909-1910;  prof,  of  so- 
cial sciences  and  psychology,  Juniata  college, 
Huntington,  Pa.,  1912-1914;  Maxwell  Training 
School  for  Teachers,  New  York.  1914-1918; 
director  of  education.  Camp  Upton,  1920;  dept. 
of  psychology,  Cleveland  School  of  Education; 
lecturer  on  child  psychology,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  editor  seat  work  dept.  Harter 
School  Supply  Co.;  author  "A  Study  In  Inci- 
dental Memory,"  1913;  "New  York  Pen- 
mnnsliip  Scalo"  (with  C.  C.  Lister),  1918; 
"Measuring  Minds  and  Myers  Mental  Meas- 
ure" (with  C.  E.  Myers),  1920;  "Army  Lessons 
in  English,  ^Vnr  Dept.,"  1920;  "The  Language 
of  America,"  Vol.  1  and  2  (with  C.  E.  Myers); 
"The  Pantomime  Group  Intelligence  Test," 
1921;  "Prevention  and  Correction  of  Errors  in 
Arithmetic,"  1925;  "The  Learner  and  His  Atti- 
tude," 1925;  contributor  to  many  Journals; 
author  of  numerous  self  teaching  exercises 
suf  h  a.s  "Funny  Pages,"  "Verb  Demons";  also 
author  of  a  number  of  simple  diagno.stic  tests 
in  imits  of  elementary  school  subjects  and 
problem  power  scale;  has  delivered  about  150 
addresses  in  and  about  Cleveland  on  problems 
of  conduct,  control  of  Children;  state  chair- 
man of  Child  Guidance  Committee  of  State 
P.  T.  A.  of  Ohio;  chairman  advisory  council 
Cleveland  Heights  Health  Center.  1922-1923; 
metiiber  arithmetic  committee.  1925  Superin- 
tendent's Year  Book;  pres.  Cleveland  Council 
of  Sociology,  1923-1924:  chairman  Professional 
Guidance  committee.  Cleveland  Teachers'  Fed- 
eration, 1923-1925;  chairman  executive  and  re- 
search committee  Cleveland  Schoolmasters' 
club.  1923-1925;  fellow  American  Assn.  for  the 
Advancement  of  Science:  vice-pres.  Ohio 
Academy  of  Science  1926-1927  as  chairman  of 
s'ctlon  of  Psychology;  member  American 
Psycholoirlcal  assn.;  American  as.^n.  of  (i;iln- 
Ical  Psychologlst.s;  National  Society  for  the 
Study  of  Education;  National  Education  assn.; 
National  Educational  Research  assn.;  Ohio 
Academy  of  Science;  Ohio  Educational  Re- 
search   assn.;    International    Society    for    the 


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Btudy  of  Exceptional  children;  Eugenics  Re- 
search assn.;  Certified  Consulting  Psycholo- 
gist; member  Masonic  lodge;  High  Noon  club; 
Council  of  Sociology.  Residence:  1000  Elbon- 
rd.     Office:     School  of  Education. 

MYERS,  Charles  Haven,  clergyman;  born, 
Kossuth,  la.,  Jan.  10,  1880;  son  Thomas  J. 
and  Eliza  J.  (Morrison)  Myers;  educated,  Iowa 
Weselyan  college.  A.B..  1902,  A.  M..  1910; 
Drew  Theological  Seminary,  B.D.,  1907;  Fel- 
low United  Free  Church  College,  Glasgow, 
1907-1908;  Univ.  of  Chattanooga,  D.D.,  1913; 
married,  Ottumwa,  la..  Sept.  10,  1907  to  Esther 
B.  Work — children,  Edward  M.  and  Ruth  M. 
Myers;  commission  for  the  blind,  Tennessee, 
1916-1918;  minister,  Methodist  Episcopal 
church,  1903-1915;  Congregational  churches 
since  1915;  now  pastor  Plymouth  Church  of 
Shaker  Heights  since  1919;  member  Phi  Delta 
Theta  fraternity;  contributor  to  various  mag- 
azines. Recreation:  fishing  and  mountain 
climbing.     Residence:     2908  Huntington-rd. 

MYERS,  Daniel  W.,  investment  banker; 
born,  Elkpoint,  South  Dakota,  Oct.  17,  1877; 
son  Daniel  W.  and  Emma  (Parcell)  Myers; 
educated  Univ.  of  Minn.;  Adelbert  law  school; 
married.  Cleveland,  March  30,  1911  to  Eliza- 
beth Dall;  partner  Hayden  &  Miller  Co.;  mem- 
ber Union,  Mid-Day,  Mayfield,  Country  Can- 
terbury and  University  clubs.  Residence:  3060 
Somerton-rd.     Office:     Union  Trust  Bldg. 

MYERS,  Georsre  Austin,  proprietor  Hollen- 
den  Barber  Shop;  born,  Baltimore,  Md.,  March 
5,  1859;  son  Isaac  and  Emma  Virginia  (Mor- 
gan) Myers;  educated,  Baltimore  public 
schools;  also  schools  of  Providence.  R.  I.  and 
Washington,  D.  C. ;  prep,  school  of  Lincoln 
Univ.,  Oxford,  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland,  April 
8,  1896  to  Maude  E.  Stewart — children,  Doro- 
thy Virginia  and  Herbert  D.  Myers;  active 
in  National  and  state  politics  having  served  as 
a  delegate  to  the  Republican  National  Con- 
vention at  Minneapolis.  Minn.,  1892  and  as 
alternate  delegate  at  large  from  Ohio  to  the 
Republican  National  Convention  at  Philadel- 
phia. Pa.,  1900;  member  Republican  State  Ex- 
ecutive committee  as  personal  representative 
of  Senator  M.  A.  Hanna.  1S97  to  1891:  vol- 
untarily retired  from  political  activity  at  the 
death  of  Senator  Hanna  in  order  to  give  un- 
divided attention  to  business;  conducted  The 
HoUenden  Barber  Shop  for  38  years;  past 
master  Masonic  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  past  exalted 
ruler  of  the  Improved  Benevolent  Protective 
Order  of  Elks  of  the  World;  member  City  club; 
Caterers  assn.;  Early  Settlers  assn.;  very  ac- 
tive in  civic  and  church  work,  having  been  a 
member  of  St.  John  A.  M.  E.  church  since 
1879.  Residence:  10903  Pasadena-ave.  Office: 
Hollenden    Barber   Shop. 

MYERS,  Emilv  Woods,  born,  Lexington, 
Mich.,  Jan.  4,  1858;  daughter  Charles  Hunting- 
ton and  Sophia  (Hodgesi  Moore;  educated, 
private  schools  of  Cleveland,  O.  and  Elizabeth, 
N.  J.;  married,  Cleveland.  Nov.  17,  1880  to 
Harry  Eugene  Myers — children,  John  Woods 
Mvers;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2263  Euclid-ave.  Office:  Cuyahoga 
Bldg. 

MYERS,  Frances  Blanche  Arter,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Frank  A.  and  Eliza  (Kingsley) 
Arter;  educated,  Wellesley  college;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  B.S. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
27,  1898  to  Louis  Eugene  Myers — children, 
Francis  Charles  Arter  and  Eugene  Arter 
Myers;  world  war,  served  Red  Cross;  sang  in 
many  entertainments  given  to  raise  money  for 
soldiers  and  orphans  of  the  war;  also  sang  for 
the  soldiers;  soprano  soloist  for  nine  years 
in  the  leading  churches  of  Cleveland;  has  sung 
on  programs  of  the  Fortnightly  Musical  and 
Lecture  Recital  clubs  as  well  as  in  pageants 
at  the  Woman's  college  and  for  the  American 


Legion  in  Wade  Park;  also  soloist  at  4th  of 
July  Sesqui  Centennial  celebration  by  City  of 
Cleveland  at  Public  Auditorium;  soloist  in 
several  public  concerts  with  former  Ruben- 
stein  club;  solo  part  with  solo-chorus  in  All- 
Wagner  program  with  Chicago  Symphony 
orchestra;  member  Wellesley  College  Gle3 
club  and  women's  College  Glee  club;  sang 
Easter  Sunday  afternoons  in  wards  of  Cleve- 
land hospitals;  also  gave  many  programs  in 
homes  for  aged,  orphan  homes  and  special 
programs  for  Cleveland  school;  has  given  her 
services  for  many  years  toward  rais- 
ing funds  for  charitable,  patriotic  and 
educational  organizations;  formerly  pres.  Lec- 
ture Recital  club;  formerly  vice-pres,  also 
sec.  for  Shaker  Lakes  Garden  club;  formerly 
chairman  of  Garden  committee  of  College 
club;  pres.  three  years  Shaker  Heights  Neigh- 
borhood (Suild;  vice-regent  Western  Reserve 
Chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  pres.  Shaker  Heights  Neigh- 
borhood Guild;  meml)er  Tau  Zeta  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity; Garden  club  of  America;  member 
State  officers  club,  D.  A.  R.;  Alumni  Assn. 
of  College  for  Women;  Wellesley  club;  Ameri- 
can Assn.  of  University  Women;  League  of 
Women  Voters;  Women's  City,  Fortnightly 
Musical  and  Lecture  Recital  clubs;  Shaker 
Heights  Country  club.  Recreation:  music 
and  travel.  Residence:  16740  South  Park- 
blvd. 

MYERS,  Hnrry  Euereno.  born,  Akron,  O., 
March  27,  1857;  son  Ralph  Pratt  and  Hanna 
Mary  (Osborn)  Myers;  educated.  Private 
pchools  of  Cleveland.  O..  Cheshire.  Conn.,  and 
Worcester,  Mass.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
17,  1880  to  Emily  W.  Moore — children,  John 
Woods  Myers;  member  first  Cleveland  Troop, 
1879-1891,  1st  lieut.  seven  years;  member 
Union,  Tavern,  Country  and  Mayfield  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  2263  Euclid-ave.  Office: 
Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

MYERS,  I>oiiis  Eiiconp,  real  estate  opera- 
tor; born,  Cleveland:  son  Daniel  and  Frances 
fCoffinberrv)  Myers;  educated.  West  high 
school,  married,  Cleveland.  Sept.  27,  1898  to 
Frances  Blanche  Arter — children,  Frank  A.  and 
Eugene  A.  Myers;  member  Troop  A,  O.  N.  G., 
1808  and  A.  P.  T.,.  riiiring  world  w.ir;  identi- 
fied with  Benton  Myers  &  Co.  for  about  20 
years;  position  of  city  salesman  12  years  for 
"same  firm;  in  June.  1908.  became  identified 
with  O.  P.  and  M.  J.  Van  Sweringen  and  from 
that  date  to  1912  was  their  only  salesman; 
1912-1915  active  in  Shaker  Heights  develop- 
ment in  their  employ;  operated  independently 
until  Oct.,  1924  at  which  time  he  was  one  of 
the  organizers  of  The  Aurora  Land  Co.  of 
which  he  is  now  treasurer;  also  treas.  Shaker 
Farms  Land  Co.  and  Shaker  Blvd.  Land  Co.; 
sec.  Grant  Land  Co.  and  The  Kingsley  Co.; 
manager  The  Frank  A.  Arter  Co.;  manager 
and  owner  Overlook  Park;  member  Shaker 
Heights  Country  and  Hermit  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: farming.  Residence:  16740  South 
Park-blvd.      Office:      Smythe    Bldg. 

MYERS,  Walter  C  wholesale  coal  and 
coke;  born,  Cleveland,  July  22,  1886;  son 
(!:hrls  and  Margaret  Jane  (Crowe)  Myers;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  school  and  Willoughby 
public  school;  married,  E.  Cleveland,  July,  25, 
1906  to  Anna  Marie  Ernst — children,  Ralph  E., 
Walter  J.,  Eleanor  Rose  and  Harriet  .Jane 
Myers;  serving  second  term  on  Bay  Village 
school  board;  vice-pres.  The  Edgewater  Coal 
Co.;  pres.  The  Inter-City  Coal  Supply  Co., 
Elyrla,  and  The  Ohio  Cities  Coal  Supply  Co.; 
sec.  and  treas.  The  Myers  Coal  &  Coke  Co.: 
vice-pres.  The  Fuel  Distributors,  Inc.:  mem- 
ber Woodward  Lodge  No.  508  F.  &  A.  M.;  Mc- 
Kinlev  chapter,  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  High  Noon 
and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs;  Community 
club.  Bay  Village.  Residence:  1421  Lake-rd., 
Bay  Village.     Office:   882  The  Arcade. 


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NA^CE.  Ethelyn  Tnylor,  born,  Skowheean. 
^®7  T-^Mw-  ^,^.1^^^=  daughter  Cyrus  Fletcher 
and  LiHle  (Pierce)  Taylor;  educated,  Denver, 
Col„  high  school;  married,  Denver,  Col.,  1895 
to  Frederick  H.  Nance;  Identified  with  Lake- 
wood  Visiting  Nurse  assn.;  Jones  Home  for 
Friendless  Children.  Residence:  16727  Cllf- 
ton-blvd.,   Lakewood. 

IVANCE,  Frederick  H^  publisher;  born, 
Galesburg  111.,  Dec.  31.  1870;  son  Frederick 
\v.  and  Mary  E.  (Rodolf)  Nance;  educated, 
Denver,  Col.,  high  school,  1SS8;  married,  Den- 
ver. Col.,  1895  to  Ethelyn  M.  Taylor;  sec.  and 
treas.  The  Lawrence  Publishing  Co.;  director 
The  Security  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member 
Halcyon  lodge  No.  498  F.  &  A.  M.;  member 
Clifton,    Westwood.    Cleveland    Athletic    and 

fojar^r.fl".''^-  v.^^^^^^^^'^'-  solf:  Residence: 
16.27  Chfton-blvd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1013 
Oregon-ave.  , 


married.  Cleveland,  May  23.  1912  to  Carol  Cal- 
annVnSV^'^'^'VT  S^'-ollne.  Nathaniel,  Nancy 
and    Calhoun    Narten;    treasurer    The    Weide- 

TAn  ^''■''■.r^f^^^''  ^V(^^^^  ^'"b.  Residence: 
1630   E.    115th-8t.      Office:    1260    W.    9th-st. 

NARTEX^  Perry  F.,  pres.  The  Willard  Sugar 
Co.;  born  Cleveland,  (5ct.  14.  1888;  son  Chris- 
tian and  Cora  (Foote)  Narten;  educated,  Uni- 
i^l^^^a^a^^''}'  Ashville  school;  Williams  col- 
lege. 1909  B.A.;  member  Chi  PsI  and  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  fraternities;  Union.  University,  May- 
fleld.  and  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2626  Falrmount-blvd.  Office:  1236 
Broadway. 


ivT^^  I  I?'  ^'■«'?"»n'd  Cameron,  physician;  born, 
Morrlsburg.   Ont     Canada,   May   24.   1876;   son 

^^,f^^l  J^V^^^^^^ ^^^^  ^^^y  (Mellen)  Nash; 
educated,  Ogdensburg  Free  Academy;  McGili 
University,   Montreal,  Canada,   1899,   M.D.C  M  • 

Ap^;iro?Ysss^"r   ^h^^^-r*   ^°--    ^'-^^-«^.    "laSa%'et"a"dU'stoV'cTi\dL\^^j\^nr  g'a^r^t 
^Pr'lr?Li?_S^\<^'^"?hter  Newton  S.  and  Caro-    eron    Nash;    vice   pres.   Glenville   Corner   club 

1924-1925;  member  American  Medical  and 
l^\%  Medical  societies,  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  physician  to  Crittenton  Home; 
member  of  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  Masonic 
?Iq  ^'  ■>'?,'rf.u^^/  5^'f.^eland  club.  Residence: 
349  E.  105th-st.    Office:   10502  St.  Clair-ave. 


line  (.Jennings)  Calhoun:  married,  Cleveland, 
May  23,  1912  to  Lyman  Foote  Narten —  chil- 
dren, Nathaniel  Foote,  Nancy  Beach  and  Cal- 
houn Narten;  member  Mavfleld  Country  club 
Residence:   1630  E.   115th-st. 


NARTEX,  Christian  Carl,  wholesale  grocer: 
born.  Cleveland,  Feb.  24,  1884;  son  Christian 
and  Cora  (Foote)  Narten;  educated.  Univer- 
sity school;  Ashville  school;  Williams  college, 
A.B.  1906;  married,  Cleveland,  May  9,  1914  to 
Helene  North — children,  David  Christian 
Marguerite  Castle  (deceased),  Peter  Beau- 
grand  and  Philip  Castle  Narten;  member 
ya^i'^nA  190^:1913;  Border  duty.  El  Paso. 
1916-1917;  world  war,  capt.  137th  F.  A.  1917- 
1919;  member  Chi  Psi  fraternity;  University 
^I'i^^^^^'^^"^®^  2879  Weybridge-rd.  Office: 
1260  ^  est  9th  st. 

NARTEX,  Fern  Fishbnrn,  born.  Millers- 
burg,  O.,  June  18,  1896;  daughter  Homer  and 
Susan  (Stuff)  Fishburn;  educated.  Millers- 
burg,  Cleveland;  married,  Aug.  28,  1917  to 
Henry  Siller  Narten — children,  Bruce  Boling 
Barbara  Ann  and  Perry  Foote  Narten  2nd.' 
Residence:    2950   Paxton-rd. 

NARTEX,  Helene  North,  born,  Cleveland, 
4"fA  8.  1888:  daughter  Paul  and  Marguerite 
B.  (Castle)  North;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school,  Vassar  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
May  9,  1914  to  C.  Carl  Narten— children,  David 
Christian,  Marguerite  Castle  (died  1918). 
Peter  Beaugrand  and  Philip  Castle  Narten- 
trustee,  Goodrich  Social  Settlement;  auxiliary 
board,  Cleveland  Protestant  Orphan  Asylum- 
member  Cleveland  Kindergarten  Training 
School  committee;  member  board  of  educa- 
tion, Shaker  Hghts.;  executive  committee 
Cleveland  Vassar  Club;  representative  at 
large,  Alumnae  Council  Vassar  College; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity;  Women's 
City  and  College  clubs.  Residence:  2879  Wey- 
bridge-rd. 

NARTEX.  Henrr  Slller,  vice  pres.  Willard 
Sugar  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  June  29,  1892;  son 
Christian  and  Cora  (Foote)  Narten;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Williams  College, 
Williamstown,  Mass.;  married,  Ashtabula  O 
Aug.  28,  1917  to  F.  Fern  Fishburn— children, 
Barbara  Ann,  Perry  Foote  2nd  and  Bruce 
Boling  Narten;  director  Cleveland  Electro 
Metals  Co.;  member  University  Club.  Resi- 
dence: 2950  Paxton-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Of- 
fice:    1236  Broadway. 

XARTEX,  Lyman  F^  merchant;  born.  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  8.  1885;  son  Christian  and  Cora 
(Foote)  Narten;  educated.  University  school; 
Ashville  school;   Williams   college,   1907  A.B  ; 


HT^^^,?'   Elizabeth   Anne,   born,   Chicago,    111 
rF^owiirS  1865;    daughter   John  'and    Winifred 
(Fowler)     Nash;    educated,     England.      Resi- 
dence: 2355     South     Overlook-rd..     Cleveland 
rignts. 

K^^"^^^'  1®"7  ,9-'  physician  and  surgeon; 
°W'\P^^''^]^'\i^''y  10-  1897;  son  William  A 
and  Mary  (Duffner)  Nash;  educated,  St  Ed- 
wards Parochial  school;  Loyola  high  school; 
^T*^- •  1^",^*^^"^  College,  A.B.;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  M.D.;  world  war,  S.A.T.C.;  spent  three 
years  in  St.  Vincent's  Charity  hospital  fol- 
lowing graduation  in  medicine;  member 
Acaderny  of  Medicine;  Cleveland  and  Ohio 
btate  Medical  assns.;  member  Alpha  Theta 
chapter  Phi  Chi  fraternity.  Recreation:  golf 
swimming.  Residence:  16014  Caledonia-ave  . 
E.  Cleveland.  Office:  225  Forest  Hill  Bldg., 
E.   Cleveland. 

■lo^o^^J^'  P*^*^  Mlllikin.  Dorn,  Cleveland, 
1893;  daughter  Benjamin  L.  and  Julia  (Sever- 
ance) Mlllikin;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school  and  Wells  college.  B.A.;  married. 
Cleveland,  1923  to  Richard  Preston  Nash— 
children,  Julia  Nash  and  Richard  Preston 
Nash,  Jr.;  trustee,  Y.W.C.A.  and  Cleveland" ■ 
Protestant  Orphan  Asylum.  Residence.  Sher- 
idan-rd..    South    Euclid,   O. 

XASH,  Humphrey  L^  engineer;  born,  Eng- 
land, Mar  2,  1884;  son  John  and  Winifred 
(Fowler)  Nash;  educated,  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science;  married,  Winnetka,  111.,  Sept. 
22,  1917  to  Margaret  Arthaes — children,  Hum- 
phrey L.,  Richard  John  and  Joseph  Treadway 
Nash;  world  war,  captain  engineers,  on  active 
duty  In  France  from  Jan.  1918  to  Feb.  1919 
Residence:   2830   Lee-rd. 


XASH,  Margaret  A.,  born,  Chicago,  111.,  Dec. 
5.  1886;  daughter.  Richard  and  Mary  (Cul- 
bertson)  Nash;  educated.  Miss  Wheeler's 
School  and  Univ.  of  Chicago;  married,  Win- 
netka. 111..  Sept.  22.  1917  to  Humphrey  L. 
Nash — children,  Humphrey  L.,  Richard  John 
and  Joseph  Treadway  Nash.  Residence:  2830 
Lee-rd. 

NASH,  Xancy  Van  Gorder,  born,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  2,  1899;  daughter  Albert  H.  and  Nancy 
(Boyce)  Van  Gorder;  educated,  Hathaway 
Brown;  Cleveland  Kindergarten  Training 
school;  married,  Willoughby,  O.,  Sept.  8,  1921 
to   Thomas   Hawkes   Nash — children.   Thomas 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Hawkes    and    Nancy    Elizabeth    Nash.      Resi- 
dence:   1691   Sheridan-rd.,   S.   Euclid,   O. 

NASII,  Riclinrd  Prenton,  packer  Cleveland 
Provision  Co.;  born,  England,  1876;  son  John 
and  Winifred  (Fowler)  Nash;  educated,  Bir- 
kenhead school,  Knerland;  married,  Cleveland. 
1923  to  Helen  Millikin — children.  Julia  Nash 
and  Richard  Preston  Nash,  Jr  ;  world  war, 
Malor,  324th  field  artillery,  National  Army; 
member  Union,  Mayfleld,  Country,  Hermit  and 
Kirtland  Country  clubs.  Residence:  Sher- 
idan-rd., South  Euclid,  O.  Office:  3378  W. 
65th-st. 

NASH,  Tliomaft  HnwkeH,  sales  manager 
Cleveland  Provision  Co.;  born,  England,  Dec. 
6,  1885;  son  John  and  Winifred  (Fowler) 
Nash;  educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Wil- 
lougby,  Sept.  8,  1921  to  Nancy  Van  Gorder — 
children,  Thomas  Hawkes  and  Nancy  Eliza- 
beth Nash:  world  war.  Troop  A,  Captain  135th 
Field  Artillery  including  overseas  active  duty; 
director  and  2nd  vice  pres.  Cleveland  Provis- 
ion Co.:  member  board  of  education,  South 
Euclid.  Lvndhurst  district;  member  Mayfield 
and  Hermit  clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis, 
riding.  Residence:  1691  Sheridan-rd.  Office: 
2527  Canal-rd. 

XASH,  wniiani  Fowler,  born,  Chicago,  111., 
Oct.  31,  1870;  son  John  and  Winifred  (Fow- 
ler) Nash;  educated,  P^ngland;  married,  Wick- 
liffe.  Oct.  12.  1909  to  Anna  B.  Rockefeller — 
children,  William  Rockfeller,  Helen  Eliza- 
beth and  John  Franklin  Nash;  Spanish  Ameri- 
can war  with  First  Ohio  Cav.;  with  the  Cleve- 
land Provision  Co.  for  35  years,  (retired);  sec- 
retary and  director,  Union  Salt  Co.,  Wheeling 
&  Lake  Erie  R.  R.,  Union  Stock  Yards;  mem- 
ber Union,  Kirtland  and  Pepper  Pike  clubs. 
Residence:  2905  Fairmount-blvd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

NATHAN,  Sophia  Straus,  born,  Clevelaind, 
Feb.  8.  1869;  daughter  Moses  and  Yetta 
(Bromhofer)  Strauss;  educated,  Cleveland: 
married,  Cleveland,  June  15,  1904  to  Walter 
Nathan;  member  Excelsior  and  Oakwood 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  2517  Overlook-rd. 
Cleveland    Hghts. 

WAIT,  Carl  H.,  certified  public  accountant; 
born,  Cleveland.  Apr.  12,  1867;  son  Andrew 
and  Elise  (Bieber)  Nau;  educated.  Cleveland; 
married,  Cleveland  to  Elise  Fritz — children, 
Paul  Burton  and  Carl  Andrew  Nau;  Stand- 
ard Oil  Co.,  1885-1897:  public  accountant.  1897- 
1909;  Nau,  Taylor  &  Swearingen,  accountants, 
1909  to  date;  member  American  Institute  of 
Accountants,  pres.  1920-1922;  chairman  com- 
mittee on  professional  ethics  1916-1925; 
council,  1916-1925;  Ohio  Society  of  Certified 
Public  Accountants:  National  Society  of  Cost 
Accountants;  American  Economic  Associa- 
tion; National  Economic  League;  Bureau  of 
Economic  Research;  council  of  Sociology; 
member  Cleveland  Public  Library  Board, 
1898-1900:  City  Treasurer,  1905-1909;  pres. 
State  Board  of  Accountancy.  1910-1915;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Charter  Commission  1913;  mem- 
ber Pentalpha  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Cleveland 
Chapter,  R.  A.  M.;  Lakewood  Council,  R.  & 
I.  M.;  Holyrood  Commandery,  K.  T.;  Lake 
Erie  Consistory;  Scottish  Rite;  AI  Koran 
Temple:  Shrine:  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
City,  Willowick  Country,  Old  Colony  and 
Shrine  clubs.  Residence:  2000  Hampshire-rd. 
Office:     3334  Prospect-ave. 


NE.\L.,  Clarence  J^  treasurer  Neal  Fire- 
proof Storage  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  10, 
1878;  son  Jonathan  and  Mary  (Gillel)  Neal; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and  West- 
ern Reserve  law  school;  married,  1904  to 
Clara  E.  Oppman — children,  Herbert  C.  and 
William  J.  Neal;  finance  director  City  of 
Cleveland,  1916-1920;  board  of  education, 
1912-1914;  board  of  library  trustees,  1924;  di- 


rector, Neal  Storage,  Independent  Brick  & 
Tile  Co..  Wilshire  Storage,  and  Central  Na- 
tional Bank;  member  all  Masonic  bodies; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
8909   Detroit-ave.     Office:      9208   Euclid-ave. 

NEALE,  Ellzabetli  Hiibbell.  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Z.  M.  and  Amelia  (Sanderson)  Hub- 
beii;  educated,  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  21,  1905  to  Eugene 
Edwin  Neale — children,  H.  H.,  R.  U.,  E.  E..  and 
Sterling  L.  Neale;  member  Mayfield  Country 
club.  Residence:  1800  Sheridan-rd.,  S.  Eu- 
clid, O. 

NEALE,  Eugene  Edwin,  vice-pres.  Neale 
Phypers  Co.;  born,  Iowa,  Mar,  31,  1865;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  1890  to  Lucy  Hubbell — children, 
Harold  Hubbell,  Robert  Dudly  and  E.  E. 
Neale:  married,  1905  to  Elizabeth  Hubbell; 
son,  Sterling  Lennox  Neale;  world  war,  mem- 
ber military  board,  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  member  Mayfield  Country  and 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs,  Residence:  1800 
Sheridan-rd.,  S.  Euclid,  O.  Office:  1240  Huron- 
rd.,    Cleveland. 

NEALE,  Eva  Denison,  born,  Deleware,  O., 
May  24,  1S91;  daughter  William  C.  and  Mary 
Azalia  (Manville)  Denison;  educated,  Hath- 
away Brown  and  Smith  College,  B.A.;  married, 
Cleveland.  Apr.  17,  1915  to  Harold  Hubbell 
Neale — children,  Peggy  Jean,  Harold,  Deni- 
son, Nancy  and  Malcolm  Denison  Neale.  Resi- 
dence:   3050   Lincoln-blvd. 

NEALE,  Harold  Hubbell,  gen.  manager  The 
Neale  Phypers  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11, 
1891;  son  Eugene  E.  and  Lucy  (Hubbell) 
Neale;  educated.  University  school  and  Shaw 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  17,  1915 
to  Eva  Denison — children,  Peggy  Jean, 
Harold,  Denison,  Nancy  and  Malcolm  Denison 
Neale;  pres.  Insurance  Securities  Co.,  pres. 
Insurance  Mgrs.  Inc.,  Toledo,  O.;  Summit  In- 
surance Agency  Co.,  Akron,  O.,  Cook  Motor 
Co.,  Delaware,  O. ;  chairman  Insurance  com- 
mittee Chamber  of  Commerce,  member  Cleve- 
land Advertising  Club,  Insurance  Society  of 
Cleveland;  honorary  fellow  of  Insurance  In- 
stitute of  America;  member  Union  and  Toledo 
clubs.  Residence:  3050  Lincoln-blvd.  Office: 
1240   Huron-rd. 

NEBEL,  neujnnilne,  retired;  born,  Zboro, 
Austria,  Oct.  15,  1856;  son  Emanuel  A.  and 
Hanna  (Frankle)  Nebel ;  educated,  high  school 
at  Kassou.  Austria-Hungary;  married,  Aboro, 
Austria,  Nov.  15,  1880  to  Rose  Schwartz — 
children,  five:  served  on  draft  board  during 
world  war;  councilman  at  Shawnee,  O. ;  in 
business  at  Shawnee.  O.  for  eighteen  years; 
director  Commonwealth  Oil  Co.;  director 
Orthodox  Old  Home.  Cleveland;  member  K.  of 
P.,  Odd  Fellows  and  Masonic  lodge.  Resi- 
dence:     3014   Kensington-rd. 

NEEDS,  Samuel  H.,  pres.  Whittle  Miles 
Coal  Co.;  born,  Tiverton,  England,  Sept.  30, 
1859;  educated,  Tiverton.  Devonshire.  Eng- 
land; married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1885  to 
Emma  Weile — children,  Daisy  A.,  U.  S..  and 
R.  W.  Needs:  director  Liberty  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.  and  Morse  Crable  Coal  Co.;  member 
Masonic  order;  member  Cedarhurst  Country 
club.  Residence:  Fernway-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   7709   Harvard-ave. 

NEFF,  Elizabeth  Hyer,  born,  Greenfield,  O. ; 
daughter  Hon.  J.  and  Amanda  Clara  (Sayre) 
Hyer;  educated,  Ohio  Weslyan  Univ.  M.A.; 
married,  Greenfield,  O.  to  William  Byron  Neff 
— children,  Mrs.  G.  F.  Burrows  and  Horace 
Neff;  has  written  two  books  and  a  number  of 
magazine  stories  and  articles;  pres.  board  of 
trustees  of  non-partisan  W.  C.  T.  U.:  member 
of  board  of  management  Friendly  Inn;  pres. 
Women's     Centennial     commission;      member 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Moses  Cleaveland  chapter  N.  S.  D.  A.  R.; 
member  College,  Monnett  and  Cleveland 
Writers  clubs.  Residence:  2561  Coventry-rd., 
Shaker    Hghts. 

NEFF  Frank  Howard,  prof.  of  civil 
engineering;  born,  Cleveland,  July  30,  1865; 
eon  William  Alfred  and  Eliza  (Mong)  Neff; 
educated.  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S. 
and  C.  E.;  Ecole  des  Fonts  et  Chaussees,  Paris; 
Sorbonne.  Paris;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  23, 
1903  to  Ida  C.  Brown  (deceased) — children, 
Edward  Brown  and  Frank  Howard  Neff,  Jr.; 
pres.  Electric  Railway  Improvement  Co.; 
member  Am.  Soc.  of  Civil  Engineers;  Ameri- 
can Railway  Eng.  Assn.;  Am.  Society  for  Test- 
ing Materials;  Soc.  for  Promotion  of  Engi- 
neering Education;  Cleveland  Engineers  Soc; 
member  board  of  education,  South  Euclid, 
Lyndhurst  district;  member  Zeta  Psi  and 
Sigma  XI  fraternities;  member  Rowfant  and 
University  clubs.  Residence:  Richmond-rd.  S. 
Euclid,  O.  Office:  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science. 

NEIGHBORS,  Henry  Fletcher,  pres.  and 
treas.  H.  F.  Neighbors  Realty  Co.;  born,  near 
Paris,  Texas,  Mar.  18,  1882;  son  James  W. 
and  Virginia  (Whorley)  Neighbors;  educated, 
Roanoke,  Virginia,  and  New  York  Law  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  13.  1923  to  Lela 
Draper — children,  Henry  Fletcher,  Jr.;  served 
in  Cuba  under  Gen.  Fitzhugh  Lee  and  Gen. 
Leonard  Wood;  private  secretary  to  Secre- 
tary of  State.  Elihu  Root,  Washington,  D.  C; 
member  Masonic  order;  member  Union  and 
Canterbury  Golf  clubs,  Cleveland;  Racquet 
club,  Washington,  D.  C.  Residence:  2874 
Clarkson-rd.   Office:   Union  Trust   Bldg. 

XELSOX,  May  Wadsworth,  born,  Hudson, 
O.,  Mar.  11,  1S76;  daughter  Nelson  V.  and 
Lucy  J.  (Mattocks)  Wadsworth;  educated, 
Hudson  high  school.  Western  Reserve  Acad- 
emy; Harcourt  Place  Seminary;  married, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  7,  1900  to  Edgar  E.  Nelson — 
children,  Alice,  Josephine  (deceased)  and 
Edgar  (deceased)  Nelson;  member  Cleveland 
Literary  Guild.   Residence:   1815   E.   87th   st. 

NELSON,  Mrs.  Harry  S.  Jr.,  born,  Columbus, 
O.,  May  1,  1891;  daughter  George  and  Nina 
M.  (Proctor)  Rich;  educated.  College  for 
Women,  Western  Reserve  University,  A.B.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  28,  1920  to  Harry 
S.  Nelson,  Jr. — children,  Dorothy  Ruth  Nel- 
son; member  Society  of  Mayflower  Descend- 
ants in  the  State  of  Ohio;  Western  Reserve 
Chapter  National  Society  Daughters  of  the 
American  Revolution;  National  Society  U.  S. 
Daughters  1812;  member  Women's  City  and 
Lakewood  Woman's  clubs.  Residence:  1076 
Maple    Cliff-dr. 

NELSON,  Ralph  Jamen,  pres.  Clifton  Build- 
ing Co.  and  vice-pres.  and  treas.  The  Bald- 
win Brothers  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  July  25, 
1889;  son,  Alfred  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Niggle) 
Nelson;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  14,  1911  to 
Joy  Mae  Ruhlman — children,  Elenore  Louise; 
vice-pres.  Cuyahoga  Afsphalt  &  Paving  Co.; 
director  Iron  King  Implement  Co.;  member 
Lakewood  Masonic  lodge;  Thatcher  Chapter; 
Holy  Grail  Commandery;  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
Al  Sirat  Grotto;  Elks;  member  Willowick 
Country,  Sleepy  Hollow,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Exchange  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 13471  Clifton-blvd.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
4500    Euclid-ave. 

NESBIT,  Edwin,  mechanical  engineer; 
born.  Charleston,  111.;  son  Simeon  Hiatt  and 
Martha  Jane  (Anderson)  Nesbit:  educated, 
Univ.  of  lilllnois,  B.S.;  married,  Chicago,  Oct. 
19,  1907  to  Frances  Radcliffe  Horton;  mem- 
ber American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engi- 
neers and  Cleveland  Engineering  Society; 
Masonic  lodge;  Shrine;  Elks;  Union,  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  National  Town  and  Country 


and  Big  Ten  University  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  1870  E.  90th-8t.  Office: 
Guardian  bldg:. 

NESBIT,  France*  Ilortoni  born,  Princeton, 
111.,  July  22nd;  daughter  William  Ferdinand 
and  Mary  (Moseley)  Horton;  educated, 
Princeton  high  school  and  Armour  Institute 
of  Technology,  Chicago;  married,  Chicago, 
Oct.  19,  1907  to  Edwin  Nesbit;  helped  estab- 
lish domestic  arts  and  science  school  of  Chi- 
cago and  taught  there;  member  board  of 
managers  Women's  Hospital  Assn.;  Western 
Reserve  Chapter  D.A.R.;  Consumers'  League: 
League  of  Women's  Voters,  Social  Study  and 
Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  1870  E. 
90th-st. 

NESBITT,  Kent  A^  pres.  The  Nesbitt  Ser- 
vice Co.;  born.  North  Platte,  Neb.,  Dec.  10, 
1884;  son  John  I.  and  Alice  (Brown)  Nesbitt; 
educated,  Central  high  school.  Cleveland; 
married,  Hiram.  O..  Nov.  24,  1909  to  Mary  M. 
Crane — children,  Dorothy  E.  Nesbitt;  form- 
erly purchasing  director  Glldden  Varnish  Co.; 
sales  mgr.  Cleveland  Dlv.  Patterson  Sargent 
Co.;  advertising  mgr.  and  as.st.  sales  mgr., 
Spencer  Kellogg  Co.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.;  secretary 
Cambridge  Investment  Co.;  member  Heights 
Commandery:  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Lake  Erie 
Consistory;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Acacia  Coun- 
try, Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland  Advertis- 
ing, Civitan  and  Singers  clubs.  Recreations: 
music,  art  and  golf.  Residence:  2734  Hamp- 
shlre-rd.     Office:   1227  Prospect-ave. 

NEVILLE,  Clande  John,  superintendent  C. 
O.  Bartlett  and  Snow  Co.;  born.  Cleveland, 
Nov.  29,  1890;  son  Everett  J.  and  Emma  J. 
(Steele)  Neville;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  29. 
1916  to  Ethel  Irene  Harvey — children,  Robert 
J.,  Harvey  E.  and  Francis  W.  Neville;  direc- 
tor. Exchange  Savings  &  Loan  Co..  member 
Sleepy  Hollow  Country  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Residence:  1891  Wadena-st. 
Office:     6200  Harvard-ave. 

NEVIN,  Joseph  Campbell,  banker;  born. 
New  Waterford,  O.,  Mar.  11,  1870;  son  A. 
Scott  and  Mary  Jane  (Campbell)  Nevin;  edu- 
cated, Westminster  College,  New  Wilming- 
ton, Pa.;  Chicago  College  of  Law.  Chicago; 
married,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.,  Aug.  27,  1895  to 
Nan  Miller  Ransom — children,  Muriel  Hub- 
bard and  Hugh  Gould  Nevin;  had  charge  of 
field  representatives  handling  war  financing 
and  state  bank  membership  during  war  and 
reconstruction  period  with  Federal  Reserve 
Bank,  Cleveland;  assistant  traffic  manager, 
Cupples  W.  W.  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  1895  to 
1900;  cashier  State  Bank  of  Elizabeth, 
Elizabeth,  Pa.,  1900  to  1905;  organizer  and 
cashier  Avalon  Bank,  Avalon,  Pa.,  1905-1917; 
asst.  Federal  Reserve  agent,  Federal  Reserve 
Bank,  Cleveland,  1918;  secretary  and  asst. 
F.  R.  1919;  cashier  and  secretary,  1923; 
managing  director  of  Pittsburgh  Branch  of 
Federal  Reserve  Bank,  Cleveland,  Jan.  1926; 
member  Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh  chapters 
American  Institute  of  Bank  Clerks;  former 
director  Pittsburgh  Chapter,  A.  I.  B.;  mem- 
ber T.  U.  O.  Society.  University  and  Clifton 
clubs.  Bankers  clubs  of  Pittsburgh  and  Cleve- 
land. Residence:  Schenley  Apartments.  Of- 
fice: Pittsburgh  Branch  Fed.  Res.  Bank, 
Cleveland,    Pittsburgh,   Pa. 

NEW,  Minnie  Friedenberic,  born.  Savan- 
nah, Ga.,  July  24,.  1878;  daughter  Abraham 
and  Carrie  (Ernsteln)  Freldenberg;  educated. 
New  York  City;  married,  New  York  City,  Feb. 
10.  1903  to  Harry  New  (deceased) — children, 
Ella  Carol,  Doris  K.,  Margaret,  Ruth  Eleanor 
and  Harry  New.  Residence:  11016  Magno- 
lla-dr. 

NEWBERRY,  Mary  Loulne,  born  Danville. 
Ky.;  daughter  John  S.  and  Louise  (Dillon) 
Van     Winkle;     educated,     Caldwell     College. 


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Danville,    Ky.,    B.S. ;    married     Danville,    Ky.,  married.   Cleveland.   June   18,   1913   to  Chester 

June  23.  1915  to  William  B.  Newberry — child-  G.    Newcomb — children.    Jeanne    Laura,    Ches- 

ren.   Rogrer  C.   and   William   B.   Newberry,   Jr.  ter  Gilbert  and  Nedford  Weideman  Newcomb. 

Residence:   2421   Edgehill-rd.  Residence:  18163  CUfton-rd. 


NE\\'BERRY,  PaiKe  Bella,  born,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  8.  1857;  daughter  Dan  Parmelee  and 
Mary  M.  (Howard)  Eells;  educated,  Wells 
College;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  11,  1880  to 
Arthur  St.  John  Newberry,  (deceased)  — 
children,  Winifred  Eells  Hooker,  John  Strong 
and  Mary  Witt  Newberry;  member  Rose 
Fund  Committee;  board  of  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  Kirt- 
land  and  Mayfleld  clubs.  Residence:  2860 
Euclid    Heights-blvd. 

NEWDERRY,  William  Belknap,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Cleveland;  son  John  Strong  and 
Sarah  B.  (Gaylord)  Newberry;  educated.  Tale 
Univesity.  Ph.B. ;  married,  Danville.  Ky.,  June 
23,  1915  to  Mary  Louise  Van  Winkle — chil- 
dren, Roger  C.  and  William  B.  Newberry  Jr.; 
assistant  manager  and  director  Sandusky 
Cement  Co.  Residence:  2421  Edgehill-rd. 
Office:    1002   Engineers  Bldg. 

ITEWCOMB,  Adraln  G.,  attorney;  born. 
New  York  City,  Apr.  27,  1881;  son  Gilbert 
LeRoy  and  Ann  (Sunderland)  Newcomb;  edu- 
cated, Baldwin  Univ.  B.S.;  Western  Reserve 
Law  School,  LL.B. ;  married,  (^Ileveland,  Jan. 
31,  1917  to  Helen  R.  Dorrance;  served  In 
Spanish  American  war  1898  and  World  Wiir 
1918;  served  as  judge  Common  Pleas  court; 
member  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Shaker  Heights  and  Nisi  Prius  Law 
clubs.  Residence:  2368  Overlook-rd,  Cleve- 
land Hghts  Office:  1528  Engineers  Bank 
Bldg. 

lVE^VCOMB,  Charles  Milton,  writer  and  lec- 
turer; born,  Durand,  Wis.,  1882;  son  George 
T.  and  Ella  H.  (Coleman)  Newcomb;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Univ.  of  Chat- 
tanooga; married,  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  1908 
to  Bertha  M.  Harrison — children,  Charles, 
Robert,  Alan  and  Eleanor  Newcomb;  taught 
In  S.  A.  T.  C;  active  in  four  minute  men, 
Red  Cross  and  liberty  loan  campaigns;  pro- 
fessor of  Oratory,  Univ.  of  Chattanooga, 
assoc.  professor,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  head 
of  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  School  of  Oratory; 
executive  secretary  Industrial  Assn.  of 
Cleveland;  feature  writer  Cleveland  Plain 
Dealer;  contributor  to  various  magazines; 
author  with  William  Ganson  Rose  of  "Cut 
Down  That  Score,"  a  book  on  golf;  author  of 
"Why  a  Man  Laughs;"  member  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon  fraternity;  lecture  subjects,  "The 
Psychology  of  Laughter,"  "What  Are  You 
Afraid  Of?"  "New  Light  on  Mental  Mechan- 
isms," "The  Mental  Hygiene  of  Childhood." 
etc.  Residence:  Brecksville-rd.,  Independence 
Village,  O. 

NEW'COMB,  Chester  Gilbert,  general  man- 
ager and  secretary  The  Lake  Erie  Provision 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  9,  1890;  son  Nelson 
O.  and  Mollie  (Ziemer)  Newcomb;  educated, 
Lakewood  high  school  and  Dartmouth  col- 
lege; married,  Cleveland,  June  18.  1913  to 
Laura  Dorothea  Weideman — children,  Jeanne 
Laura,  Chester  Gilbert  and  Nedford  Weide- 
man Newcomb;  member  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fra- 
ternity; Westwood  Country  and  Hermit 
clubs.  Residence:  18163  Clifton-rd.  Office: 
3112   W.    63rd-st. 

NEWCOMB,  Helen  Dorrance,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  30,  1892;  daughter  Robert  Miller 
and  Ella  (Crothers)  Dorrance;  educated, 
Hathaway-Brown  school,  married,  Cleveland. 
Jan.  31,  1917  to  Adrian  G.  Newcomb.  Resi- 
dence:    2368  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

NEWXOMB,  Laura  AVeideman.  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  26,  1890;  daughter  Henry  W.  and 
Dorothea  (Burk)  Weideman;  educated,  Hath- 
away-Brown   school    and     Ingleside     school; 


NEWCOMB,  Louise  Rugrsles,  born  Colum- 
bus, O.,  July  24.  1882;  daughter  George  L. 
and  Mary  A.  (Piatt)  Ruggles;  married,  Co- 
lumbus, O.,  Apr.  28,  1906  to  Dr.  W.  E.  New- 
comb— children,  Morse  R.,  Mary  Louise  and 
Walter  E.  Newcomb,  Jr.;  momber  Women's 
City  club.    Residence:   1850  Windemere-st. 

NEAVCOMBI,  Walter  Edwin,  orthodon- 
tist: born.  Parkman,  O.,  Aug.  2,  1879;  son 
Wallace  E.  and  Ada  (Moore)  Newcomb;  mar- 
ried, Columbus,  O.,  Apr.  28,  1906  to  Louise 
P.  Ruggles — children,  Morse  R.,  Mary  Louise 
and  Walter  E.  Newcomb  Jr.;  member  Union, 
Hermit,  Shaker  Heights  Country  and  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  1850  Winde- 
mere-st.    Office:    1530  Keith   Bldg. 

NEAVELL,  Harry  Farwell,  realtor;  born, 
Richfield,  O.,  Dec.  26,  1865;  son  Clarence  L. 
and  Marlnda  A.  (Sanborn)  Newell;  educated, 
Richfield  high  school  and  Oberlin;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  1920  to  Alyce  Bagamill;  vice- 
pes.  Cleveland  Nat.  Machine  Co.;  director 
Fidelity  Mortgage  Co.;  vice-pres.  Buckeye 
Belting  &  Supply  Co.;  32nd  degree  Mason, 
member  Al  Sirat  Grotto,  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  North  Eastern  Ohio 
Gun  and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  1585 
Riverside-rd.     Office:    640    Rockefeller   Bldg. 

NEWELL,  John  Edmund,  coal  mining;  born, 
Amboy.  111.,  Dec.  14,  1861;  son  John  and  Ju- 
dith (Hills)  Newell;  educated,  Yale  Univ. 
Ph.B.;  married,  Chicago.  111.,  Dec.  8,  1891  to 
Amie  Carpenter — children,  Augustus  Car- 
penter and  John  Newell;  pres.  and  treas. 
Jefferson  Coal  Co.;  director,  Morris  Coal  Co. 
and  Easy-On  Cap  Co.;  trustee  Society  for 
Savings;  member  Yale  Engineering  assn.; 
Theta  XI  fraternity;  Union,  Mid-Day,  Tav- 
ern, Klrtland.  University  (New  York),  Ama- 
teur Billiard  (New  York)  and  Pointe  Moulllee 
Shooting  clubs.  Residence:  Mentor,  O.  Of- 
fice:    1807  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

NEAVELL,  John  Jr.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  27,  1897;  son  John  Edmond 
and  Annie  (Carpenter)  Newell;  educated, 
Hotchkiss  and  Harstrum's  schools,  Norwalk, 
Conn.;  married,  Willoughby,  O.,  Oct.  10,  1923 
to  Lucia  Eliza  Otis — children,  John  Newell 
III  and  Charles  Otis  Newell;  served  overseas 
in  Marine  Aviation;  pres.  Easy-On  Cap  Co., 
director  Standard  Sewing  Machine  Co.;  mem- 
ber Tavern,  Saturn,  Toledo,  Klrtland,  Mid 
Day,  Hermit  and  Roadside  clubs.  Residence: 
Kirtland-rd.,  Willoughby,  O.,  Office:  12416 
Euclid-ave.,    Cleveland. 

NEWELL,  Lucia  OtI.s,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  11.  1905;  daughter  Charles  Augustus 
and  Lucia  R.  (Edwards)  Otis;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school;  married,  Wil- 
loughby, O.,  Oct.   10,   1923   to  John   Newell,   Jr. 

children,   John  Newell   III  and  Charles  Otis 

Newell.  Residence:  Kirtland-rd.,  Willoughby, 
O. 

NEWELL,  Raymond  R.,  manager  and 
treasurer  John  A.  Roeblings  Sons  Co..  born, 
Trenton,  N.  J.,  Nov.  19.  1876;  son  John  Judson 
and  Frances  (Warren)  Newell;  educated, 
Princeton  college;  married,  Trenton,  N.  J., 
June  5,  1902  to  Mary  Esther  Leigh — children, 
Myra  Alice  and  Robert  R.  Newell;  trustee 
Y.  M.  C.  A.;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Shrine;  mem- 
ber Union,  Toledo,  Country,  Columbus  Ath- 
letic, Willowlck  Country,  Carteret,  Athletic, 
Old  Colony  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence: 
1894    Roxbury-rd.     Office:    701    St.    Clair-ave. 

NEAVMAN,  Alfred  Louis,  photographer; 
born,  Hungary,  1877;  son  Samuel  and  Tina 
(Loeber)    Newman;   educated,   Cleveland  pub- 


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He  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  1907  to  Lil- 
lian M.  Berger — children,  Mildred  and  Alvin 
Newman;  was  first  official  photograplier  on 
Cleveland  Plain  Dealer.  Residence:  1797 
Radnor-rd.     Office;    1706    Euclld-ave. 

NEAVMAN,  Leon  E..  dentist,  born.  Bow- 
ling Green,  O.,  Feb.  16,  1896;  son  George 
and  Etta  (Berman)  Newman;  educated,  Sib- 
ley school.  East  high  school,  Western  Re- 
serve Dental  school,  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Lyon, 
Lyon,  France;  married,  Cleveland,  June  15, 
1921  to  Henrietta  E.  Rymond;  first  lieut. 
Dental  Corps,  A.E.F.,  79th  division,  on  Ver- 
dun front;  member  Cleveland  Dental  society, 
Ohio  State  Dental  society;  American  Legion, 
Alpha  Zeta  Gamma  fraternity;  Veterans  of 
Foreign  wars.  Recreation:  golf  and  bowling. 
Residence:  9811  Parkgate-ave.  Office:  1061b 
Euclld-ave. 

NEAVMAN,  Rose  M.,  born,  Cleveland,  July 
12,  1S79;  daughter  Casper  and  B^lizabeth 
(Kalm)  Koerner;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
15,  1904  to  Charles  Henry  Newman;  member 
Protected  Home  Circle;  Security  Benefit 
Assn;  Women's  Relief  Corps,  No.  75.  Resi- 
dence:   13061  Cedar-rd. 

NEAVMAN,  Thomns  F^  pres. ;  born,  Cleve- 
land. 1S58;  son  Thomas  and  Mary  (Stokes) 
Newman;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools 
and  Spencerlan  business  college;  married, 
Howell,  Mich.,  1883  to  Carrie  Lucia  Glover; 
obtained  position  with  Detroit  and  Cleveland 
Navigation  Co.  In  1875,  worked  up  through 
all  departments  from  office  boy  to  general 
agent;  in  1893  organized  Cleveland  and  Buf- 
falo Transit  Company  and  was  its  general 
manager  until  January,  1925  when  he  ws 
advanced  to  president;  director  Cleveland 
Wire  Spring  Co.  and  Great  Lakes  Towing 
Co.;  member  Union  club.  Recreation;  horse- 
back riding*  and  flsliing.  Residence:  17608 
Euclid-ave.      Office:    E.    9th-st.    pier. 

NEWTOX,  Earl  V.,  manager  new  business 
department  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  born.  Can- 
ton, O.,  July  1,  1888;  son  Clifton  G.  and  Ida 
M.  (Glenn)  Newton;  educated.  Canton  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  July  25,  1914  to 
Blanche  M.  Palmer — children,  Donald  New- 
ton; member  Board  of  Governors,  Cleveland 
Chapter,  American  Institute  of  Banking; 
Cleveland  Advertising,  Snow  Lake  Fishing 
and  Hunting  and  High  Noon  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: fishing,  hunting  and  golf.  Residence: 
11S04  Tuscora-ave.  Office:  Cleveland  Trust 
Company. 

NEAVTON,  AVatBon  Philip,  assistant  secre- 
tary; born,  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  9,  1895; 
son  George  P.  and  Lavinia  E.  (Curren)  New- 
ton; educated,  Washington,  D.  C.  schools 
and  Washington  College  of  Law,  LL.B. ;  mar- 
ried. Washington,  D.  C,  Jan.  31,  1925  to  Eda 
V.  Hoffman;  member  6th  regiment,  U.  S. 
Marine  Corps.  2nd  division,  A.  E.  F.;  took 
part  In  five  major  offensives;  wounded  twice 
in  action;  now  1st  lieut.  in  Reserve;  was 
clerk,  library  of  congress,  practiced  law  In 
Washington  D.  C.  from  1916  until  entering 
service;  after  war  came  to  Cleveland  and 
took  position  with  Guarantee  Title  and  Trust 
Co.;  subsefjuently  formed  connection  with 
Cuyhoga  Abstract  Title  and  Trust  Co.  with 
which  he  is  now  connected  as  asst.  sec,  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  Elks;  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Mercator  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 14812  Superlor-rd.  Office:  Engi- 
neers   bldg. 

NICHOLSON,  JoNcphtne  Sook,  born,  Newark, 
O.,  Jan  19,  1876;  daughter  Henry  Lucius  and 
Sarah  (Wheeler)  Book;  educated,  Cleveland, 
high  school  and  normal;  married,  Lakewood, 
O.,  Jan.  12,  1898  to  Ezra  Louis  Nicholson — 
children  Ezra  Karlon  Nicholson;   during  war 


full  time  volunteer;  organizer  Lakewood  Red 
Cross  and  had  cliarge  of  Surgical  Dressing 
department;  chairman  Women's  Council  for 
National  Defence;  pres.  Lakewood  Visiting 
Nurses  assn.;  member  Women's  City,  Busl- 
ne-ss  and  Professional  Women's  and  Lakewood 
Garden  clubs;  her  home  Is  the  oldest  on 
Detrolt-ave.  between  Cuyahoga  and  Rocky 
rivers;  was  built  by  James  Nicholson  In  1834 
and  lias  been  owned  and  occupied  consecu- 
tively by  four  generations  of  the  family. 
Recreation;  llowers,  symphonies,  theatres, 
books,    opera.      Residence:    13335    Detroit-ave. 

NICHOLSON,  Kate  Luce,  born,  Lexington, 
Mich.,  1859;  daughter  Benjamin  and  Sarah 
(Buel)  Luce;  educated,  Detroit  Female  Semi- 
nary; married,  Alpena,  Mich.,  Nov.  25,  1882 
to  George  Robert  Nicholson — children.  Kath- 
arine Nicholson  Skiff;  charter  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  12509 
Cedar-rd. 

NICOIiA,  Charleii  A.,  merchant;  born,  Cleve- 
land, O.;  son  Felix  F.  C.  and  Mary  A. 
(Wright)  Nicola;  educated;  Cleveland  and 
Hanover,  Germany;  married,  Cleveland,  to 
Ada  Boyden;  pres.  Nicola  Stone,  Myers 
Co.,  Lakewood  Lumber  Co.,  and  Northern 
Ohio  Lumber  and  Timber  Co.;  director 
several  other  organizations;  director  Hiram 
House,  pres  Huron  Road  hospital;  member 
Union  and  Miayfield  clubs.  Residence:  10900 
Magnolla-dr.      Office:      1108   Hanna  bldg. 

NICHOLAS,  EloNin  B.  C^  muslcan;  born, 
Ohio;  daughter  Rev.  H.  M.  (Jhamberlaln;  edu- 
cated, Cambridge  Springs.  Pa.,  and  Central 
high  school.  Cleveland,  Warren  Ohio,  D.M.I. 
(Music),  Pennsylvania  College  of  Music, 
Meadvllle,  Pa.  and  Chatauqua,  N.  Y.  Music 
school;  married,  Meadvllle,  Pa.  to  Arthur  I. 
Nicholas;  writer  of  song,  "The  Little  Tin 
Bucket  Made  Down  at  NUes;"  member  D.A.R.; 
Rubenstein,  Fortnightly  and  Euclid  Ave. 
C.L.S.C.  clubs.  Recreation:  traveling  and  mu- 
sic.    Residence:    8023   Detrolt-ave. 

NICOLAUS,  Emllie  A.,  violinist;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  Francis  and  Ella  (Scha- 
per)  Welchsel;  educated,  Dallas,  Texas,,  high 
school;  Oak  Cliff  (Texas)  Institute  and  Cleve- 
land Conservatory  of  Music;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June,  1906  to  Frederic  G.  Nlcolaus — 
children,  Robert  F.  Nlcolaus;  pres.  Musical 
Art  society;  treas.  Music  and  Drama  club; 
member  Fortnightly  Musical  and  Women's 
City  clubs;  member  Cleveland  Museum  of 
Art.     Residence:     1462   E.   109th   st. 

NIXON,  Esther  F.,  born.  Oil  City,  Pa.,  Sept. 
8,  1891;  daughter  Charles  Henry  B.  and  Mary 
Alvernon  (Crlbbs)  Fritz;  educated.  Oil  City 
High  School  and  Oil  City  Business  College; 
married,  E.  Cleveland,  O.,  Aug.  2,  1919  to 
Victor  D.  Nixon — children.  Daniel  Edgar 
and  John  Victor  Nixon;  member  Junior  U. 
and  I.  Literary  club.  Residence:  3792  Monte- 
vlsta-dr.,   Cleveland   Hghts. 

NOBLE,  Ednon  John,  mechanical  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  5,  1891;  son  Mathew 
and  Isabell  (Symes)  Noble;  educated,  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  19,  1921  to  Marlon  Fredrlca 
Manning — children,  Carol  Manning  Noble; 
served  as  1st  lieut.  gas  defense  division 
Chemical  Warfare  service;  chief  engineer 
Horsburgh  &  Scott  Co.;  member  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsllon  fraternity;  Masonic  bodies;  32nd 
degree;  Shrine;  University  and  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Country  clubs.  Recreation:  bridge  and 
golf.  Residence:  1568  Compton-rd.,  Cleve- 
land  Hghts.      Office:     6114    Hamllton-ave. 

NOBLE,  Edvrard  EltlnK,  assistant  general 
manager  Cleveland  Electric  Illuminating  Co.; 
born.    New    MUford,    Ct.,    Aug.    15,    1876;    son 


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Alfred  Henry  and  Eleanor  (Acly)  Noble;  cated.  University  School;  Yale,  B.A. ;  Harvard 
educated  Willlston  Seminary,  Easthampton,  Univ.  A.M.;  member  Troop  A,  Ohio  National 
Mass-    m'arried,   Cleveland,    to   Harriett   Arm-    Guard,    1915-1917    (Mexican    Border    Service); 

strong     Dean children,     Eleanor     Dean     and    world    war    11     months    overseas    service     in 

Mariorle  Eltine  Noble;  member  Masonic  and  A.  E.  F.,  Captain  135th  Regt.  Field  Artillery 
K-  nf  P  •  Cleveland  Yachting  and  Put-In-Bay  1917-1919;  Aide-de-Camp  to  MaJ.  Gen.  Charles 
Tacht  ciubs  Residence:  2318  S.  Overlook-  G.  Treat,  commanding  37th  Dlv.  1917-1918; 
rfT  Cleveland  HehtB  Office:  1123  lUuminat-  Chevalier,  Legion  of  Honor;  member  37th 
r^;^   iRiHir  "B">-".     ^  Division    Battle    Monuments   Commission   ap- 

ing  xjiuK.  pointed    by    Gov.    Donahey,    1925;    Republican 

NOLAN,  Daniel  J^  general  manager;  born,  member  House  of  Representatives,  SGth  Gen. 
Michigan.  Jan.  15,  1883;  son  Michael  T.  and  Assembly  of  Ohio  from  Cuyahoga  County 
Alice  (Qullty)  Nolan;  educated,  high  school,  1925-1926;  teller  Citizens  Savings  &  Trust 
married,  Bay  City.  Mich..  June  26,  1907  to  qq  1915-1916;  privat-e  secretary  to  Ambas- 
Gertrude  E.  Garvin — children,  Daniel  J.  gador  Mvron  T.  Herrick,  American  Embassy. 
Nolan,  Jr.;  divisional  manager  Industrial  p^ris,  1912-1914;  in  Paris  throughout  battle 
section  liberty  bond  sales;  pres.  National  ^j  j^j^^  Marne;  third  secretary  American  Em- 
Music  Merchants  Assn.  1918-1919,  vice  pres.  j^^ssy,  Paris,  1921-1924;  director  Union  Trust 
and  gen.  mgr.  Rudolph  ^"rlitzer  t^o..  ^-.^  ^^^^  Cuyahoga  Factory  Development  Co.; 
director,  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  4tn  oegree  member  New  England  Historical  and  Genea- 
Knights  of  Columbus;  Elks;  Jlie™."^,  ^"^^^"^  logical  Society;  South  Carolina  Historical  so- 
Heights  and  Cleveland   Athletic  clubs      itec-    ^j^  trustee    Western    Reserve     Historical 

reatlon:  golf  and  bowling.  Residence.  -J488  society;  trustee  Cleveland  School  of  Art; 
Wellington-rd.     Office:     1015  i!.uciia-ave.  member    advisory    board    Cleveland    Museum 

NonnERG.  Rudolph  Carl,  vice  pres.  and  of  Art;  trustee  Jones  Home  for  Friendless 
E-Pn  mer  born  Stockholm,  Mar.  18,  1881;  Children;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Psl 
son"  Carl"  and  EUn  (Nordstrom)  Norberg;  Upsilon  fraternities;  pres.  Maison  Francaise 
educated  Royal  Technical  Institute  in  Stock-  of  Cleveland;  member  Union,  Kirtland  Coun- 
holm  as  electrical  engineer;  married,  Cleve-  try.  Tavern,  Pepper  Pike,  Chagrin  Valley 
land  June  24  1911  to  Ida  Edith  Roberts —  Hunt  clubs  and  Travellers,  Paris;  St.  Cloud 
children,  Charles  Robert  and  James  Franklin  Country,  Union,  Interalliee,  Paris.;  Yale  (New 
Norberg-  vice  pres.  and  general  manager  York)  clubs.  Recreations:  riding  and  golf. 
WlUard  Storage  Battery  Co.;  member  Society  Residence:  7301  Euclid-ave.  Office:  Hanna 
Athletic,  Willowick  Country  and  Oak-wood  gj^j 
clubs        Recreation:      golf;     Residence:      2159 

rhntfipld-dr      Office:    246  E.  131st  st.  NORTON,  Miner  G.,  attorney  and   Collector 

*..naiiieia  or.     ^  ^    .,  ,.  t^o^f^^-    ot  Customs;   born,  Andover,  O.,  May   11,   1857; 

NORRIS,  Clifford  M^  building  contractor,  ^^^  Rowland  Miner  and  Eliza  Ann  (Gibbs) 
born.  St.  Louis.  Mich.  Aug.  1,  1888;  son  *  reae-  Norton;  educated.  Mount  Union  College  Ph.B. 
rick  C.  and  Mary  B  (Sharpsteen)  Norrls  ^^^  Ph.M.;  Yale,  LL.B.  and  M.L.;  married, 
educated,  Univ.  of  Michigan;  served  as  second  painesvllle,  O.,  Aug.  5,  1885  to  Agnes  Hine 
lieut.  during  world  war,  also  ^l^^u  ^n^l  —children,  Homer  H.,  Henrietta  M.,  Edward 
enlistment  as  private  Troop  -^•,  ^"'"^  r^^^"  E..  Elizabeth  J.  and  Edith  H.  Norton  and 
airy;  director  and  vice-pres  Lundoff-BicK-  Margaret  Norton  Smith;  director  of  law, 
nell  Co.;  member  Hermit  club.  "esiaence.  Cleveland,  1895-1899;  U.  S.  appraiser  of  mer- 
3041  Warrington-rd.  Office:  20^24  B.  t .  K.eun  chandise,  1905-1909;  congressman  20th  Ohio 
Bldg.  District,    1920-1922;    K,    of    P..    K.    T.;    Shrine; 

NORTH      Harold     Dlodate,     vice-pres.     and    32nd   degree.      Residence:     4424    Franklln-ave. 
sales  mgr      Ferry  Cap  &  Set  Screw  Co.;  born    Office:    212   Federal   bldg.      (Deceased). 
Cleveland    Sept.  28,  1883;  son  William  C.a^^^^        NORTON,   Charlen   Leonard,    general    mana- 
Hannah    Clark     ((Graham)     North       educated,  ^^^^^      Cleveland,      Feb!     5,     1875;      son 

University  school;  Cornell  Univ.,  married  Charles  E.  and  Mary  Jane  (Leonard)  Nor- 
Uniontown,  Pa  June  2,  IflO  to  Josephine  ^^^.  educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland. 
Null  Boyd— children,  Harold  Diodate,  Wll-  j^^^^  g  jggg  ^^  Irene  Bate— children,  Charles 
liam  Harrison  and  Josephine  Boyd  Nortn.  g  ^^^^  Delphlne  I.  Norton;  Identified  with 
war  activities,  food  conservltor.  Cleveland  American  Cable  Co.  and  Geo.  C.  Moon  Co.; 
and  Cuyahoga  County;  member  Zeta  Psi  fra-  member  Masonic  Order  and  Sons  of  American 
ternity;  Union.  Hermit,  Shaker  Helgnts  Revolution.  Residence:  2955  Scarboro-rd. 
Country.  Columbus  Beach  and  Cornell  (Cleve-  office:  642  Rockefeller  Bldg. 
land)    clubs.      Recreation:      golf    and    music.        ^^„^^^      ,  „  *        k  oi        ,      ., 

Residence:  2221  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleveland  NORTON.  Irene  Bate,  born,  Cleveland. 
iii.v^j^  daughter      Newton      and      Lydia      (Edwards) 

^  -    ,.  TT   .      i  Bate;     educated.     Miss    Mittleberger's    school 

NORTH.  Josephine  Boyd,  born,  Uniontown,  and  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleve- 
Pa.,  May  27,  1887;  daughter  John  Dempsey  jand,  June  8.  1898  to  Charles  Leonard  Norton 
and  Josephine  (Null)  Boyd;  educated.  St.  — children,  Charles  B.  and  Delphlne  I.  Nor- 
Margaret's  School,  Waterbury,  Conn.-,  mar-  ^0^.  ^j^  committee  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member 
rled,  Uniontown,  Pa.,  June  2,  1910  to  Harold  Mjuseum  of  Art;  League  of  Women  Voters 
Diodate  North — children.  Harold  Dlodate.  -v\^omen's  City  and  Federation  of  Arts  (Wash- 
William  Harrison  and  Josephine  Boyd  North;  ington,  D.  C.)  clubs.  Residence:  2955  Scar- 
member  Women's  City  club.     Residence:   2221    boro-rd. 

Woodmere-dr.  _,^ ^     ^      .^      „        .  i.      . 

.„   ,  ,,,  NORTON,    David      Z^      iron      ore     business. 

NORTON,  Agnes  HIne,  born,  Painesvllle,  banking;  born,  Cleveland.  June  1.  1851;  son 
O.,  July  27,  1857;  daughter  Homer  H.  and  ■\.\-ashlngton  A.  and  Caroline  (Harper)  Nor- 
Julia  Etta  (Rue)  Hine;  educated.  Painesville  ton;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Ken- 
high  school  and  Oberlin  college;  married,  yo^  College,  A.M.,  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
Painesville,  O.,  Aug.  6,  1885  to  Miner  G.  Nor-  ll  q  ;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11,  1878 
ton— children,  Homer  H.,  Henrietta  M..  ^^  Mary  H.  Castle — children,  Robert  Castle 
Edward  E.,  Elizabeth  J.  Edith  H.  Norton  ^^^^j  Laurence  Harper  Norton  and  Miriam 
and  Margaret  Norton  Smith.  Residence:  Norton  White;  republican;  charter  member 
4424  Franklin-blvd.  Troop  A.,  O.N.G.  1877-1894;  member  from  Ogle- 

NORTON,  Laorence  Harper,  banker  and  bay,  Norton  &  Co.,  director  Union  Trust  Co., 
politician;  born,  Cleveland.  May  8,  1888;  son  American  Shipbul  ding  Co  National  Refining 
David  Z.  and  Mary  H.   (Castle)  Norton;  edu-    Co.,  vice-pres.  Columbia  Steamship  Co.;   lor- 

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mer  pres.  Citizens  Sav.   &  Trust  Co.;  trustee  Yale    (New   York)    clubs.     Recreation:   horse- 
Society    for    Savings,    Western    Reserve    Uni-  back    riding,    polo,    hunting.      Itesidence:    7301 
versity,     Kenyon    College,     Adelbert    College,  Euclid-ave.     Office:    1212   Hanna   Bldg. 
Western    Reserve    Historical    Society,    Cleve-  »T«».r..j-     ....              v.i  ■     v.           xt        tr     i 
land    School    of   Art,    University    School.   Dlo-  .,^«^y,^'f-«,ir.»'"^?"V./.^b^*L. V.r'J'..^f.Y  7v°r^' 


Mid-Day    and -Cleveland    clun    clubs;    member  and  Peter  Nowak;  during  world  war  chaplain. 

Bankers    club   of   New    Vork   and   Groller   club  [T^    ''H"  ■=    'l""'^'-'^"'"    Jewish    board    of    educa- 

of    New    York.      Residence:    7301     EucUd-ave.  ^ion,    Welfare   assn.    for   Jewish    children    and 

Office-    l''!'   Hanna  Bldg  Zionist     organization     of     Cleveland;     Feder- 
ation  of   Jewish    Welfare.      Residence:      14371 

NOUTON.  Ulary  H.  CnMtle;  born,  Cleveland,  Superior-rd  Office:  Heights  Temple,  May- 
May,  19,  1854;  daughter  Hon.  William  Bain-  field  nr.  Lee-rd. 
bridge  and  Mary  H.  (Newell)  Castle,  edu- 
cated Miss  Guilford's  Cleveland  Academy;  NUNGESSKR,  Hnrriette  G.|  born,  Cleve- 
Prof.  Cottier's  private  school,  Lausanne,  land;  daughter  Samuel  and  Esther  (Adams) 
Switzerland  and  Vassar  College;  married.  Glass;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
Cleveland,  Oct.  11,  1876  to  David  Z.  Norton  married.  Washington,  D.  C,  1897  to  Philip 
— children,  Robert  Castle  and  Laurence  Har-  I'.  Nungesser — children,  Kenneth  D.  Nunges- 
per  Norton  and  Miriam  Norton  White;  re-  ser;  pres.  Shaker  Hghts.  Neighborhood  guild; 
publican;  member  Mayor's  war  board  1917-  member  board  St.  Luke's  hospital;  member 
1919;  chairman  Women's  Auxiliary,  135th  Women's  City,  Falrmount  Garden  and  Lec- 
Fleld  Artillery;  former  vlce-pres.  Board  of  ture-Recital  clubs.  Residence:  3389  Fair- 
Lady    Managers,     Lakeside    hospital;     for     13  mount-Blvd. 

years    pres.    Fortnightly    Musical    club;    pres.  jvuTT,    Elizabeth    Hasbrouck;    born    Cleve- 

advisory   board   of   Womens   College,   Western  j^nd,    Jan.    22,    1881;    daughter   Clark    Thomas 

Reserve     Lniv.;     pres      board     of     manageis  ^nd    Elizabeth     (Packard)     Hasbrouck;     edu- 

Church  Home  for  Aged  and  Friendless;  vice-  ^ated.    Hathaway    Brown    school    and    Smith 

pres.   Cleveland    Institute    of   Music;    director  college;     married,    Cleveland,    Nov.    27,    1907 

Musical    Arts    assn.;    member    Women  s   City,  to    Joseph    Randolph    Nutt— children,    Joseph 

Garden,     and     Tea    and    Topic    clubs,      Resl-  k__    Frances   and   David   C.   Nutt.      Residence: 

dence:    7301    Euclid-ave.  2285   Coventry-rd. 

NORTOIV,  Robert  Castle,  Iron  ore  busi-  NUTT,  Joseph  R.,  pres.  Union  Trust  Co.; 
ness;  born.  Cleveland^  Dec.  28,  1879;  son  born,  Uniontown.  Pa.,  Mar.  9.  1869;  son  Adam 
David  Z.  and  Mary  (Castle)  Norton;  edu-  c.  and  Charlotte  Frances  (Wells)  Nutt;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Yale  Univ.  B.A.;  cated,  public  schools  and  Madison  Academy, 
captain  Troop  A  while  serving  on  Mexican  Uniontown,  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  27, 
border  1916  and  1917;  was  advanced  to  rank  190  7  to  Elizabeth  Hasbrouck — children, 
of  major  135th  Field  Artillery;  active  Joseph  R..  David  C,  and  Francis  Nutt;  by 
overseas  service  world  war;  former  treas.  former  marriage.  Robt.  H.  Nutt;  pres. 
Baker  Motor  Vehicle  Co.;  director  Union  and  director  Union  Trust  Co.;  vice  pres.  and 
Trust  Co..  Lakeside  and  Marblehead  R.  R  director  New  York,  Chicago  and  St.  Louis 
Co.;  Baker  R.  and  L.  Co.;  treas.  Columbia  R.  R. ;  director  McKinney  Steel  Co.,  Quaker 
Steamship  Co.,  Montreal  Mining  Co.,  Common-  Oats  Co.,  Goodyear  Tire  and  Rubber  Co., 
wealth  Iron  Co.  and  Oglebay,  Norton  and  Co.;  and  White  Motor  Co.;  member  Union,  Mid 
pres.  Euclid  73rd  Company;  pres.  Troop  A  Day,  Mayfleld  Country,  Pepper  Pike,  Chagrin 
Armory  Co.;  pres  Kirtland  Country  club;  dl-  Valley  Hunt  and  Recess  (New  York)  clubs, 
rector  Tavern  club;  member  Union,  Univers-  Residence:  2285  Coventry-rd.  Office;  Union 
ity.    Automobile,    Chagrin    Valley    Hunt    and  Trust   Co. 

o 

0.\KES,  Herbert  KIiir,  Great  Lakes  ship-  rector  Guardian  Trust  Co..  Great  Lakes  En- 
ping;  born,  Milford,  Me..  Sept.  24,  1873;  son  glneering  Works;  member  executive  com- 
Behjamin  F.  and  Charlotte  (Velley)  Oakes;  mittee  and  director  of  Lake  Carriers' 
educated,  public  schools  at  East  Tawas,  assn.;  member  advisory  committee  Great 
Mich.;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  LL.B.,  1896;  married,  Lakes  Protective  assn.;  member  Loyal 
Saginaw,  Mich.,  Oct.  7,  1903  to  Harriet  Col-  Legion;  Union,  Kirtland  Country,  Mayfleld 
lege  Waller — children,  Nathan  Waller,  Her-  Country  and  Bay  City  Yacht  clubs;  republi- 
bert  King  and  Elizabeth  Valley  Oakes;  can;  member  Unitarian  church.  Recreation: 
moved  from  Maine  to  East  Tawas,  Mich,  in  golf,  sailing  and  travel.  Residence:  2564 
1875  passing  boyhood  there  during  period  Berkshire-rd.  Office:  1959  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
when  lumbering  and  shipping  operations  ^.,„„.^  „  ^,  ,  r^.,  ,„.i  , 
were  extensive;  after  taking  LL.B.  degree  0.\TMAX,  Harry  Clark,  Ohio  representative 
at  Univ.  of  Mich,  commenced  practice  of  law  Brantzen  &  Kluge,  Inc.;  born,  Elyrla,  O., 
In  1896  in  Detroit  in  office  of  John  C.  Shaw,  April  21,  1892;  son  Charles  Norton  and  Alice 
specializing  in  Admiralty  law;  in  1900  with  Mary  (Clark)  Oatman;  educated,  city  public 
John  C.  Shaw,  Charles  B.  Warren  and  Wll-  grammar  schools;  Lincoln  high  school,  1912; 
Ham  B.  Cady,  formed  firm  of  Shaw,  Warren,  Adelbert  college,  W.R.U.,  1917,  A.B.:  married, 
Cady  and  Oakes,  and  continued  actively  in  paris  France,  Feb.  19,  1919  to  Jeanne  Marie 
practice  in  such  affHlation  until  1911,  when  Louise  Cognet— children  Yvonne  Louise. 
S"a%'ionT"of'lt'h^^">a,?klln^Steamsfi?p°Com!  Richard  .Harry  and  Jacqueline  Marie  Oatman! 
pany  removing  residence  to  Cleveland  at  worid  war,  Ist  lleut.  Air  service,  U.  S.  army, 
that  time;  has  continued  since  then  vice-  1917-1921;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Cloister 
pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  of  that  company,  and  Press,  Inc.;  member  United  Typothetae  of 
in  1925  became  vlce-pres.  also  of  the  Beth-  America;  Cleveland  Graphic  Arts  club;  Slg- 
lehem  Transportation  Corp.  and  in  charge  ma  Chi  fraternity;  Tyrian  lodge;  Cleveland 
of  that  companv's  lake  fleet;  also  vice-pres.  Chapter;  Holyrood  Commandery;  Alzafar 
and    in    charge    Cambria    Steamship    Co.;    dl-  Temple,    A.A.O.N.M.S.;    Chagrin    Valley    Coun- 

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try  club.     Residence:   1395  Ardoon-st.,   Cleve- 
land Hghts. 

O'BRIEN,  Chns.  C,  moving  and  erecting  con- 
tractor; born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  16,  1886;  son 
John  E.  and  Mary  (Somers)  O'Brien;  edu- 
cated, St.  Patricks  school;  St.  Ignatius  col- 
lege; Conneus  college;  married,  Cleveland 
to  Anna  Carroll;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation: 
baseball,  football,  horse  races  and  dancing. 
Residence:  11829  Clifton-blvd.  Office  1814 
W.    54th   St. 

O'BRICN,  John  William,  asst.  gen.  supt. 
Grasselll  Chemical  Co.;  born,  Mt.  "Vernon, 
O..  Sept.  10,  1878;  son  M.  and  M.  (Ryan) 
O'Brien;  educated,  Mt.  Vernon  public  high 
school,  1899;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1903, 
Ph.B.;  married,  Ravenna,  O.,  June  28,  1905 
to  Grace  Edith  Miner — children,  Maurice 
Miner  and  Isodene  Marie  O'Brien;  world  war, 
supt.  E.  Chicago  works  of  Grasselll  Chemical 
Co.;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Insti- 
tute of  American  Chemical  Engineers;  Amer- 
ican Chemical  society;  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing society;  Elks;  K.  of  C,  Gilmour  Council; 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  2898 
Coleridge-rd.      Office:     1400    Guardian    Bldg. 

O'CONNOR,  Charles  WilUani,  writer;  born 
Cleveland,  May  12,  1890;  son  George  P.  and 
Cecelia  (Clark)  O'Connor;  educated  Cleve- 
land Central  High  School,  Denison  Uni- 
versity; reporter  and  desk  editor  Cleveland 
Press  1911-1916;  head  information  service 
Otis  &  Co.,  investments,  1916-1917;  served 
with  26th  Infantry,  First  Division,  A.E.F.,  in 
France;  editor-manager  "Finance  &  Indus- 
try," vice-president  Finance  Publishing  Co., 
1920-1922;  advertising  agency,  sales  promo- 
tion copywriter,  contributor  to  periodicals 
and  newspapers;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta 
fraternity;  American  Legion.  Office:  601 
Commercial    Bldg. 

O'CONNOR,  Josepli  IVlArtln.  investments; 
born  Cleveland,  Aug.  10,  1887;  son  George 
P.  and  Cecelia  (Clark)  O'Connor;  educated 
Cleveland;  married  Cleveland  Oct.  8,  1921,  to 
Evelyn  L.  Shepard;  representative  bond 
department  First  National  Bank  in  Cleveland 
from  organization  In  1908  to  1920;  army  serv- 
ice; vice-president  The  T.  H.  Saunders  Co., 
investments  since  1920;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  Club.  Residence:  2040  E.  96th-st. 
Office:    Statler   Hotel. 

O'CONNOR,  Rarmond  Michael,  Investments; 
born  Cleveland  Dec.  1,  1895;  son  George  P. 
and  Cecelia  (Clark)  O'Connor;  educated 
Cleveland;  married  Cleveland  Aug.  27,  1919, 
to  Gratia  M.  Murphy;  advertising  agency 
writer;  served  In  Aviation  Corps,  Kelly  Field, 
Texas,  1917-1919;  represenfative  bond  de- 
partment Otis  &  Co.,  investments  since  1919; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club  and  Elyria 
County  club.  Residence:  (Ilommodore  Apart- 
ments.    Office:  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

O'DEA,  Frank  F.,  secretary;  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  31,  1874;  son  Michael  and  Mary 
O'Dea;  educated,  St.  Johns  Cathedral,  1880- 
1894;  married,  Cleveland,  July  25,  1899  to 
Margaret  Moser — children,  Paul  F.  and 
Marion  Casey  O'Dea;  home  guard,  machine 
gun,  O.N.G.;  started  working  for  E.  R.  Hull 
and  Co.  in  1884  until  1898;  then  with  May  Co. 
until  1899;  then  McWatters-Dolan  until  1903; 
since  then  with  the  May  Co.  of  which  he 
is  now  sec.  and  comptroller;  member  comp- 
troller Congress;  trustee  Holy  Family  Home; 
K.  of  C.  4th  degree;  Catholic  Charities  Corp.; 
Kiwanls,  Glenrock  Country,  National  Town 
and  Country   clubs.        Office:    The  May  Co. 


ODELL.  Arthur,  retired;  born.  White 
County,  Ind.,  March  14.  1845;  son  Jay  and 
Mary  (Packard)  Odell;  educated,  Cleveland 
schools;  married,  E.  Bloomfield,  N.Y.,  Nov. 
6,  1878  to  Jennie  M.  Bailey — children,  Howard 
B.  Odell;  Republican;  served  in  Civil  war,  1864; 
abstract  title  work,  1867-1915  with  Jay  Odell 
and  Sons,  Odell  Abstract  Co.  and  The 
Guaranty  Title  and  Trust  Co.  (sec.  three 
years);  on  board  of  directors  15  years,  State 
Banking  and  Trust  Co.;  on  board  18  years 
Hough  Banking  and  Trust  Co.;  pres.  The 
Odell  Realty  Co.;  treas.  The  Read  Realty  Co.; 
member  Lake  Erie  Consistory,  Scottish  Rite; 
honorary  member  Ottawa  Shooting  club. 
Residence:    13233    EucUd-ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

ODELIi,  Edith  Silverthorne,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  28,  1881;  daughter,  William  Henry 
and  Fanny  (White)  Silverthorne;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown,  1899;  one  year  Miss  Ray- 
son's  school.  New  York  City;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  17,  1903  to  H.  B.  Odell — children, 
Virginia  Silverthorne  and  Frances  Elizabeth 
Odell;  member  Mayfield,  Country,  Mid-Day 
and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  2661 
Euclid-blvd. 

O'DONNELL,  Neil  A.,  dentist;  born  Summit 
Hill,  Pa.,  Aug.  1,  1897;  son  Daniel  J.  and  Alice 

A.  (Carlln)  O'Donnell;  educated.  Immacu- 
late Conception;  East  Technical  high  school; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  D.D.S. ;  member 
Cleveland  Dental  society;  Alhambra  order, 
K.  of  C;  Psi  Omega  fraternity.  Residence: 
1334    E.    91st    St.      Office:    600    Schofleld    Bldg. 

OETJEN,  William  H.,  commercial  photo- 
grapher; born,  Berea,  O.,  Jan.  14,  1887;  son 
John  and  Kate  A.  (Wiebe)  Oetjen;  educated, 
common  school;  Y.M.C.A.i;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  28.  1917  to  Alice  M.  Kast;  world 
war,  private  Base  hospital  119,  Savaney, 
France;  manager  and  owner  Ohio  Commer- 
cial Photograph  Co.;  member  Photographers 
Assn.  of  America;  Master  Photo  Finishers 
Assn.;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Builders  Exchange;  trustee  Church  of  the 
Cross,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  745-751  E. 
82nd  St. 

OETTINGER,  Edgar,  hosiery  business;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  Emil  and  Elizabeth  (Amvel) 
Oettinger;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  18,  1910' 
to  Regina  Koblitz — children.  Jack  Oettinger; 
member  Temple  Mens  club.  Residence:  1522 
Hlllcrest-rd.      Office:    1265    West    6th-st. 

OGILVY,  Wallace  Stratton,  school  principal; 
born,   Batavia,   111.,   April   13,   1889;   son   Henry 

B.  and  Mary  (Cramer)  Ogilvy;  educated, 
Strongsvllle  high  school;  Western  Reserve; 
Baldwin  Wallace,  A.B. ;  married,  Columbui 
Grove,  O.,  June  18,  1912  to  Ethel  Holmes — 
children,  Lester  E.  and  Mary  M.  Ogilvy; 
member  Civic  club;  Schoolmasters  club; 
Masonic  lodge;  I.O.O.F. ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi 
fraternity.  Residence:  129  Beech-st.,  Berea,  O. 

OGLEBAY,  Kate,  born.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.; 
daughter  James  H.  and  Annie  (List)  Oglebay; 
educated,  Springfield,  Mass.,  MacDuffle  school; 
Berlin,  Germany,  Mrs.  Willards  school;  Rad- 
cliffe  college,  Cambridge,  Mass.;  active  mem- 
ber committee  which  ran  the  Liberty 
Theatres  in  the  camps  under  training  camp 
activities  of  the  war  dept.;  served  on  com- 
mittee on  training  camps,  Columbus,  O.  for- 
merly or  at  present  vice-pres.  Drama  League 
of  N.  Y.,  vice-pres.  Educational  Dramatic 
League  of  New  York,  director  MacDowell 
club.  New  York;  chairman  supplement- 
ary celebration,  committee  of  Shakespeare, 
Tercentenary  Celebration  Review  of  N.  Y.; 
member  better  films  committee  of  National 
Board  of  Renelco;  member  City  Planning 
committee  of  N.  Y.;  director  and  on  executive 
committee     Inter-Theatre     Arts,     Inc.,     New 


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York;  MacDowell  Assn.;  member  Cosmo- 
politan club,  Town  Hall,  MacDowell  clubs. 
New  York;  Warrenton,  Va.  Country  club, 
Gates  Mill,  O. ;  Women's  City  clubs  of  New 
York  and  Cleveland.  Residence:  3720  Euclid- 
ave. 

OLDENBURG,  Fred  C,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland.  Sept.  20,  1S85;  son  Fred  M.  and 
Louisa  Oldenburg;  educated,  Adelbert  col- 
legre.  1908:  W.  R.  IT.,  Medical  school,  1911; 
married,  Cleveland,  1914  to  Florence  Hohl- 
felder — children,  three;  contract  surgeon  and 
physician  W.  R.  U.  student  army;  visiting 
ph\'slcian.  Charity  hospital;  instructor  W.  R. 
U.  Medical  school;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta 
and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  Westwood 
and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  11355  Harbor 
View-dr.  Office:   546  Rose  Bldg. 

OLDS,  CharleM  Hnwley,  attorney;  born, 
Jefferson,  O.,  Nov.  4,  1865;  son  Abner  D.  and 
Adeliza  (Hawley)  Olds;  educated,  Oberlln, 
M.A.;  married,  Elgin,  111.,  June  29.  1893  to 
Eugenia  J.  Kincaid — children,  Florence  E. 
(Mrs.  John  LaGotta) ;  asst.  county  prosecutor 
1909-1912;  chairman  local  draft  board  No.  18 
for  city  of  Cleveland  during  war;  practiced 
law  in  Clevelannd  since  1892;  member  of  law 
firm  Smith,  Olds,  Smith  &  Shepherd;  member 
Euclid-ave.  Congregational  church;  Masonic 
orders  including  Knights  Templar,  Shrine, 
32nd  degree;  Early  Settlers  assn.;  Cleveland 
Museum  of  Art;  New  England  Society  of 
Cleveland;  assoc.  member  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  board;  member  Union  and  University 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Canadian 
Camp  Fire  club;  High  Noon  and  Al  Koran 
clubs.  Recreation:  hunting,  fishing,  camping, 
motor  touring  and  traveling.  Residence:  33 
Villa  Beach,  Lake  Shore  Blvd.  Office:  1503 
Guardian   Bldg. 

OLIVENBAUM,  Marthn  Whittier,  teacher; 
born,  Cornville,  Me.,  May  14,  1880;  daughter 
Philander  Coburn  and  Laura  Ann  (Taylor) 
Whittier;  educated,  Coburn  Classical  Instl. 
tute,  Waterville,  Me.,  1899;  Univ.  of  Wiscon- 
sin, A.B.  1904;  Ewing  college,  M.A.  1905; 
married,  Maine,  1914  to  John  E.  Olivenbaum; 
member  NE.A.;  2nd  vlce-pres.  Ohio  Classical 
Conference;  sec.  Classical  club  of  Greater 
Cleveland;  Ohio  State  Teachers  assn.;  Na- 
tional Council  for  Social  Studies;  Classical 
Assn.  of  the  Middle  West  and  South;  Cleve- 
land Teachers  Federation;  Delta  Delta  Delta 
sorority;  Women's  City  and  Colonial  clubs; 
League  of  Women  Voters;  Cleveland  Colony 
of  New  England  Women.  Residence:  7216 
Clinton-ave.      Office    West   High    School. 

OLIVER,  John  Green,  machine  tool  mfg., 
Bardons  &  Oliver;  born,  Worcester,  Mass. 
Oct.  7,  1861;  son  Francis  Parkman  and  Hor- 
tense  (Stevens)  Oliver;  educated,  Worcester 
Polytechnic  Institute,  1882.  B.  S.;  married. 
Cleveland,  Dec.  30,  1891  to  May  Lockwood — 
children,  Hortense  (Mrs.  Brooks  Shepard), 
Lockwood  and  Margaret  Oliver.  Residence: 
10908  Magnolia-dr. ;  summer  "Wildwood", 
Mentor,  O.     Office:  1133  W.  9th-st. 

OLIVER,  Lockwood,  industrial  engineer; 
born.  Cleveland.  March  14,  1896;  son  John  Q. 
and  May  (Lockwood)  Oliver;  educated,  Mass. 
Institute  of  Technology.  1923.  B.  S. ;  married, 
Belmont,  Mass.,  April  30.  1925  to  Alice  Mar- 
garet Heath;  world  war,  1st  lleut.  air  servic* 
with  rating  Junior  Airplant  Pilot,  19  17- 
1919;  mgr.  products  dept.  Bardons  &  Oliver; 
member  University  club.  Residence:  2733 
Hampshire-rd.      Office:    1133   W.   9th   st. 

OLIVER,  May  Lockwood,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  30,  1869;  daughter  Charles  and  Azora 
(Varney)  Lockwood;  educated.  Lake  Erie 
College;  married,  Cleveland.  Dec.  30,  1891  to 
John    Q.    Oliver — children,    Hortense     (Mrs. 


Brooks  Shepard),  Lockwood  and  Margaret 
Oliver.  Residence:  10908  Magnolla-dr.;  Bum- 
mer:    "Wildwood,"   Mentor.   O. 

OLMSTED,  Howard,  Insurance  underwriter; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  19.  1880;  son  Geo.  H. 
and  Ella  L.  (Kellev)  Olmsted;  educated,  Den- 
ison  Univ.,  Granville,  O..  1903,  B.A.;  married, 
Geneva,  O.,  Nov.  20,  1907  to  Zella  G.  Bishop 
— children,  Grace  and  Elizabeth;  with  Geo. 
H.  Olmsted  &  Co.  and  Olmsted-Hamlin  Co.; 
director  Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.  and  Union  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Union,  Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs. 
Residence:  1420  Ansel-rd.  Office:  1722  Keith 
Bldg. 

OLSEN,  Einar  JuIIuh,  dentist;  born,  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  Nov.  7,  1893;  son  John  A.  and  Ellen 
(Jensen)  Olsen;  educated,  Rayen  high  school, 
Youngstown,  1912;  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
dental  dept.,  1921,  D.D.S.;  married,  Youngs- 
town, O.,  Oct.  1,  1921  to  Jessie  Gertrude  Hut- 
ton — children,  John  Einar;  world  war,  en- 
listed. Medical  Reserve  Corps.  Jan  3,  1918, 
honorable  discharge,  Dec.  13,  1918;  member 
American,  Ohio  State  and  Cleveland  Dental 
societies;  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity.  Rec- 
reation: tennis  and  golf.  Residence:  1371  E. 
139th   St.     Office:    10111   Euclid-ave. 

OMAN,  John  Jerome,  clergyman;  born, 
Brockway.  Minn.,  May  22,  1879;  son  Simon 
and  Theresa  (Legatt)  Oman;  educated,  St. 
Johns  Univ.,  Collegeville.  Minn..  B.A.  1908; 
ordained  Dec.  26,  1914  by  Bishop  Trobec  of  St. 
Cloud,  Minn.;  world  war.  censor  of  Slovenian 
news  papers  appointed  by  local  U.  S.  bureau, 
one  dollar  a  year  man;  asst.  pastor  St.  Vitus 
parish  Cleveland,  1912-1915;  pastor  St.  Law- 
rence since  1915;  1924  appointed  spiritual 
director  Slovenian  Catholic  Union;  director 
Slovenian  National  Home;  member  Priests 
Eucharistic  league;  Knights  of  Columbus; 
Slovenian  Catholic  Union;  Catholic  Order  of 
Foresters;  Slovenian  Welfare  Union;  was 
born  on  a  farm  where  he  worked  until  18 
years  of  age;  then  worked  in  the  woods  and 
iron  mines  in  Minnesota,  also  as  fireman  in 
electric  plant;  started  school  again  when  22 
years  of  age.     Residence:   3547  E.  80th  st. 

O'NEILL,  Cordelia  L.,  elementary  school 
principal;  born,  Cleveland;  daughter,  Michael 
and  Margaret  (Nagle)  O'Neill;  educated, 
Cleveland,  Elementary  schools;  West  high 
school;  Cleveland  Normal  school;  world  war. 
Red  Cross  work;  organization  of  Are  drills 
in  sewing  centers;  Americanization  and  com- 
munity center  activities  at  Kennard  and  Gil- 
bert schools;  organization  of  first  Sane 
Fourth  celebration;  member  cooperation  com- 
mittee that  planned  first  child  welfare  con- 
ference; elementary  teacher  Scranton  school; 
asst.  principal  Brownell  school.  1900-1904; 
principal  at  Marlon.  Kennard,  Gilbert  and 
Kinsman  schools;  conducted  dental  experi- 
ment at  Marlon  school  the  findings  of  which 
wa.s  one  of  the  factors  that  led  to  the  organi- 
zation of  the  National  Mouth  Hygiene 
assn.;  conducted  first  systematic  school  med- 
ical inspection  work  in  the  Cleveland  Public 
schooLs;  conducted  pioneer  Community  Cen- 
ter work  in  public  schools;  member  National 
Educational  assn.;  Ohio  State  and  Northeast- 
ern Ohio  State  Teachers  assns. ;  vice-pres.  and 
trustee  Cleveland  Mouth  Hygiene  assn.;  one 
of  orKfinizers  of  St.  Joseph's  Kuild 
and  Catherine  Horstman  Home;  trustee 
Cleveland  Humane  society;  life  member  Asso- 
ciated Charities;  charter  member  Women's 
City  club;  charter  member,  vice-pres.  and 
chairman  of  education  committee  Women's 
club  House  assn.;  member  Business  and  Pro- 
fesional  Women's  club.  Residence:  1701  E. 
8l8t  St.     Office:  E.  79th  and  Kinsman  rd. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


OPPEMIEIM,  Lambert  C,  mdse  mgr.,  The 
Bailey  Co.;  boiii,  Aberdeen,  Miss.,  Nov.  20, 
1S79;  son  Emanuel  aiul  Kej^enia  (Straus.s) 
Oppenheim;  educated  Vincennes,  Ind.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  9,  1908  to  Selnia  T. 
Tliorman — children,  one  son  and  one  daugh- 
tei-;  director  National  Dept.  Stores;  Akron 
Dry  Goods  Co.,  Scranton  Dry  Goods  Co.,  Lo- 
rain Dry  Goods  Co.  and  Victor  Mortgage  Co. 
Residence:  2685  Wicklow-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   The  Bailey  Co. 

O'RKILLV,  Rt.  Rev.  Thomas  C,  S.T.D., 
LiLi.D.,  Catholic  priest;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
22,    1873;    son    Patrick    and    Delia    (Readdy) 

O'Keilly;  educated,  St.  Patrick's  Parochial 
school;  Spencerian  business  college,  1888; 
Carroll  Univ.,  1893;  American  College,  Rome, 
Italy,  1S99;  ordained  priest  June  4,  1898  by 
Cardinal  Cassetla;  received  degree  Doctor  of 
Sacred  Theology,  Univ.  of  the  Propaganda 
Fide  Rome,  Italy,  May  9,  1899;  degiee  of 
Doctor  of  Laws,  Notre  Dame  Univ.,  Indiana, 
June  1909;  woild  vv^ar,  member  local  Welfare 
and  Military  committees;  speaker  for  local 
meetings  and  on  special  war  trophy  train 
In  the  fourth  P"'ederal  Reserve  District  and 
in  training  camps;  asst.  pastor  St.  John's 
Cathedral,  1899-1901;  prof.  St.  Mary's  Theo- 
logical Seminary,  1901-1909;  appointed  chan- 
cellor of  Diocese  of  Cleveland,  1909;  appointed 
Vicar  General  Diocese  of  Cleveland,  1916; 
pastor  St.  John's  Cathedral  since  1911;  pres. 
Alumni  Assn.  of  the  American  College,  1912; 
created  a  domestic  prelate  of  the  Pope  with 
the  title  of  Monsignor,  April  1914;  member 
Knights  of  Columbus;  chaplain  Gilmour 
Council;  Moses  Cleveland  assembly,  4th  de- 
gree; state  chaplain  Knights  of  Columbus 
for  Ohio;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
contributor  Catholic  Encyclopedia  and  reli- 
gious journals.     Office:   1007  Superior-ave. 

ORLIKOWSKI,  Reriiaril  E.,  Cleveland  coun- 
cilman, 2nd  district;  born,  Germany,  Jan.  10, 
1876;  son  Michael  and  Julia  (Slawinski)  Or- 
likowski;  educated,  school  In  Germany;  St. 
Stanislaus  school;  Catons  business  college; 
South  liigh  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
9,  1903  to  Apolonia  Sczyglenski — children,  Ed- 
ward, Leona,  Theodore,  Alois,  Frank,  Sylvia, 
Bernard  F.  and  Dolorys;  member  8Ulh  General 
Assembly,  1913-1914;  Council  of  Cleveland, 
Ward  14,  1920-1921,  1922-1923;  District  2,  1924- 
1925-1926-1927;  sec.  and  treas.  The  Polish 
American  Realty  Co.;  director  The  Washing- 
ton Savings  Bank  and  The  Warsaw  Savings 
&  Loan  Assn.;  member  Polish  National  Alli- 
ance; Alliance  of  Poles  of  America;  Woodmen 
of  the  World;  K.  of  C. ;  American  Polish 
Chamber  of  Industry;  Harmonia  Chopin  Sing- 
ing society.  Residence:  6715  Fleet-ave.  Of- 
fice:   7117   Broadway. 

OR3ISIJV,  Hlrnm  Ueldcn,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Amherst,  O.,  Feb.  17,  1871;  son 
Conrad  G.  and  Lucy  (Belden)  Ormsby;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  College  of  Physicians  and 
Surgeons,  1896;  post  graduate,  Jan.  1,  1900; 
married,  Cleveland,  1898  to  Mary  Williams; 
married,  April  2,  1924  to  Mary  T.  Davidson. 
Residence:  New  Amsterdam  Hotel.  Office: 
465    Rose    Bldg. 

ORR,  Stanley  L.,  lawyer,  former  municipal 
judge;  born,  Chillicothe,  O.,  Aug.  5,  1890;  son 
Weden  K.  and  Elizabeth  (Lutz)  Orr;  edu- 
cated, Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.  and  LL.B. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  8,  1920  to  Katherlne 
E.  Murray — children,  Mary  Constance  and 
Stanley  L.  Orr;  elected  municipal  judge  1923, 
served  with  Troop  A,  Ohio  Cavalry,  1915- 
1917,  world  war,  1st  lleut.  135th  F.  A.,  1917- 
1919,  A.E.F.;  admitted  to  bar  1914;  associated 
with  law  firm  Thompson,  Hlne  &  Flory  until 
election  to  bench;  now  a  member  of  firm 
Gott,   Bloomfleld  &  Orr;   member  Beta  Theta 


Pi,  Phi  Delta  Phi  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fra- 
ternities; Masonic  lodge,  32nd  de-yree.  Resi- 
dence:     1481   E.    106th-st.      Office:     City   Hall. 

OSBORN,  Emily  I.uerctia  Baldwin,  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  May  24,  1867;  son  Timothy 
D.  and  Lucretla  K.  (Manning)  Baldwin;  edu- 
cated, Youngstown  schools;  Rayen  high 
school;  two  years  at  Lake  Erie  Seminary; 
married,  Youngstown,  O.,  April  19,  1893  to 
Louis  Albert  Osborn — children,  Lucretla 
Manning  Climo,  William  Baldwin  and  Mary 
Elizabeth  Osborn;  director  The  J.  M.  and 
L.  A.  Osborn  Co.;  member  Women's  City  and 
Rc-^earch  clubs;  Lake  Erie  Alumni  Assn. 
Residence:    2951   Attleboro-rd.,   Shaker   Hghts. 

OSBORN,  EtheUvyne  ^Valton,  born  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  16,  1874;  daughter  John  Whittle- 
sey and  Lamira  (Lyman)  Walton;  educated, 
Brownell  school;  Miss  Mittleberger's  school, 
1893;  Mrs.  Somers  school,  Washington,  D.  C; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  21,  1905  to  Dr.  Wil- 
liam Orville  Osborn — children,  Margaret, 
James  Walton,  Walton  Orville  and  Harriet 
Lyman  Osborn;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:    1477    East-blvd. 

OSBORN,  Eunice  Chadwick,  born,  Berea, 
O.,  Jan.  5,  1846;  daughter  Marshal  and  Jane 
(Stocking)  Chadwick;  educated,  country 
schools  finishing  at  special  school;  married, 
Dover,  O.,  Apr.  21,  1869  to  Reuben  Osborn — 
children,  three  sons  and  two  daughters; 
world  war.  Red  Cross  work.  Residence: 
Stop  29  Bay  Village,  O. 

OSBORN,      Fanny     Louise     Runyon,      born, 

Covington,  Ky.,  April  4,  1888;  daughter  Thomas 
Mannen  and  Lillian  (Ebersole)  Runyon; 
married,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  April  12,  1911  to 
Kenneth  Howard  Osborn — children,  Dorothy, 
Eleanor  Frances  and  David  Chittenden:  mem- 
ber Falrmount  Presbyterian  church.  Recrea- 
tion: swimming.  Residence:  3111  Warrlng- 
ton-rd..   Shaker   Hghts. 

OSBORN,  Mrs.  Frank  Chittenden,  born, 
England,  Dec.  28,  1S57;  daughter  Stephen 
and  Amelia  (Hodgess)  Paull;  educated,  high 
school,  Calumet,  Mich.;  Oberlin,  O.;  married, 
Calumet,  Mich.,  Oct.  27,  1880  to  Frank  Chit- 
tenden Osborn — 'Children,  Kenneth  Iloward 
Osborn.     Residence:   1640  E.   82nd  st. 

OSBORN,  Henry  Chlsholm,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  10,  1878;  son  Alanson  Thorp  and 
Catherine  (Chlsholm)  Osborn;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  University  school; 
married,  Lakewood,  N.  J.,  April  25,  1905  to 
Marlon  de  Wolf  Tracy — children,  Henry 
Chlsholm  Osborn,  Jr.  and  Tracy  Kearny 
Osborn;  pres.  and  director  The  American 
Multigraph  Co.,  The  American  Multigraph 
Sales  Co.  and  The  International  Multi- 
graph  Co.;  vlce-pres.  and  director  Elec- 
tric Smelting  &  Aluminum  Co.  and  Cowles 
Detergent  Company;  director  The  Midland 
Bank  and  The  Morris  Plan  Bank;  vice-pres 
1925-1926-1927  Chamber  of  Commerce;  pres.' 
Cleveland  Better  Business  Bureau,  1925-1926; 
member  Union,  Mid-Day,  Tavern,  Country, 
Kirtland  Country  and  Castalla  Sporting 
clubs;  Klttansett  club  of  Marion,  Mass.; 
chief  of  artillery  ammunition  div.  Cleveland 
district  ordance  office.  Residence:  11101  Mag- 
nolla-dr.   Office:   1814   E.   40th  st. 

OSBORN,  Kenneth  Howard,  civil  engineer; 
born,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  July  7,  1886;  son  Frank 
Chittenden  and  Annie  (Paull)  Osborn;  edu- 
cated, Ashevllle  school,  Ashevllle,  N.  C; 
Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute,  Troy,  N.  Y. 
C.E.  1908;  married,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  April  12, 
1911  to  Fanny  Louise  Runyon — children, 
Dorothy,  Eleanor  Frances  and  David  Chit- 
tenden Osborn;  with  Osborn  Engineering  (Jo. 
since   1917   acting  as   secretary  and  director; 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

member  American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers;  OSTEU,  Edwin  JurRlnic,  physician  and  sur- 

Cleveland      Engineering      Society;      American  geon;    born,    Cleveland,    Feb      15       1805-     son 

Society  for  Testing  Materials;  member  Sigma  Louis    W.    and    Anna    (.Iiirglng)  'Oster"  edu- 

XI,    Tau    Beta    PI    and    Chi    Phi    fraternities;  cated    public   schools;    Glenvllle    high    school- 

Sons   of   the   American   Revolution    (director):  Adalbert     college,     A.B.;     W      R      U      medical' 

Tyrlan     lodge,     Heights     Chapter,     Cleveland  M.D.;  world  war,  student  army  training  corn' 

Council    and    Heights    Commandery;    Unlver-  medical   school,   W.   R.  U  •   Interne  Metropoll- 

slty,     Cleveland      Athletic     and     City     clubs;  tan    hospitals,    N.    Y.,    1920;    Interne    Flushing 

Falrmount    Presbyterian    church.     Residence:  hospital,    N.    Y.,    1921;    member    Academy    of 

3111    Warrlngton-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts.    Office:  Medicine;    Delta    Upsllon    and    Alpha    Kappa 

7016  Euclid-ave.  Kappa    fraternities.       Recreation:     golf     and 

OSBORN.    Marion    Tracy,    born.    Escanaba.  3IS3 'suoe^for'^lvr-    ^^^^    ^^^^    ^"'^-      °'^'^^- 

Mich..    March    8.    1879;    daughter   James    Hor-  "^^""^  bupei lor-ave. 

ace  and  Marion  (de  Wolf)  Tracy;  married,  OTIS,  Arthnr  H.,  born,  Yonkers  N  Y  Aug 
Lakewood.  N.  J..  April  25.  1905  to  Henry  Chls-  21,  1882;  son  Norton  P.  and  Elizabeth  (Whs) 
holm  Osborn — children,  Henry  Chisholm  Os-  Otis;  educated,  Princeton  Univ.,  BS-  mar- 
born,  Jr.  and  Tracy  Kearny  Osborn.  Res-  ried,  Cleveland,  June  27,  1908  '  to  Mildred 
Idence:    11101    Magnolla-dr.  Vilas — children,    Malcolm    V.,    Arthur    H     and 

OSBORN.    Mary    E.    King.    born.    Milan,    O.,  gfv'li''^^  ^^  °"'-     ^^^"^«"^«-  3437  North  Park- 
Dec.    14,    1845;    daughter    Zenas    and    Maranda 

(Wheelock)     King;    educated,    Cleveland    Fe-  OTIS,    Charles    Angnntiin,     senior     partner 

male    Seminary,    1866;    a    year    abroad,    1870-  Otis    &    Co.;    born,    Cleveland,    July    9      1868- 

1871;  married,   Feb.   6,   1872   to  Dr.  Homer  Os-  son  Charles  Augustus  and  Anne  Eliza   (Shep- 

born — children,    Mrs.    S.    H.    Moore;    Identified  ard)    Otis;    educated,    Phillips    Andover;    Yale 

with     Huron-rd.     Hospital;     Young    Women's  Univ.  B.  S. ;   married,  Cleveland,  July   11,   1894 

Christian   Assn.;   member  Women's  City   club,  to    Lucia    Ranson      Edwards — children,      Wil- 

Resldence:     2597     Guilford-rd.  Ham    Edwards    Otis    and    Lucia    Otis    Newell- 


OS3IOND   John  Defter,  physician  and  X-ray  25.^Tlf5;  '^I'^^Me^teco'ir  G.''L^n^d^'re^le°'^T\- 

Bpecialist;  born,  Munson,  O.,  Jan.  28,  1882,  son  (Baker)   Vilas;   educated,    Sibley   school    Miss 

Herbert  D.  and  Louisa  (Hazen)  Osmond;  edu-  MJittleberger's    school;    Vassar    college  '  AB  • 

cated,    Chardon    high    school,    1901;    Adelbert  married,    Cleveland,    June    27,    1908    to    Arthur 

college,    1906;    W.   R.   U.   medical   school,   1909;  H.     Otis — children,     Malcolm      Vilas,      Arthur 

married.   Chagrin    Falls,   O.,   June   15,    1912   to  Houghton    and    George    Gorman    Otis       Resl- 

Nellie  Pratt  Osmond — children,  John  Osmond,  dence:    3437   North   Park-blvd. 

Jr.    and    Elizabeth    Osmond;    world    war,    capt.  „™™,    _,,           _.    ^^   ,^    . 

medical   reserve   corps;   served   at  Evacuation  ^  "  ,*'  ^^'f*""  Chatfleld,  born,  Sharon  Center, 

hospital    No.    26    overseas;    director    Cleveland  Y.<     ^^'^^   P'     1^74;     daughter    Orson     K.    and 

Academy   of  Medicine,   1924-1926;   pres.  Cleve-  Flora    (Schoonover)    Chatfield;    educated    Sha- 

land   Radiological    society,    1925;    pres.    Cleve-  ro"  Center;   Buchtel   college;   Oberlin   college; 

land    Lions     club,     1925;     director    City    club,  Cleveland    Training   school    for   Nurses;    mar- 

1922-1924;    director    Economy    Mortgage    Co.;  Jied,    Sharon    Center,    Aug.    1,    1901    to    George 

member  advisory   board  Ohio  State  Mortgage  Monroe  Ott — children,  Virginia  Chatfield  Ott; 

Co.;    partner  Osmond   and   West.   X-ray   diag-  during  Spanish  war  stationed  at   Ft.   Monroe, 

nosis  and  therapy;   member  American   Radio-  Va.,  Josiah  Simpson  general  hospital  for  nine 

logical    society;    American    Roentgen    Ray   so-  months;    member   Daughters   of  the  American 

ciety;   Phi  Gamma   Delta  and  Phi   Rho   Sigma  Revolution;     Women's    City      club;      Alumnae 

fraternities;    Cleveland    Lions,    Acacia    Coun-  Assn.  of  Cleveland;  Training  School  for  Nur- 

try,     Cleveland,     City    and    Madison     Country  ses;    her   ancestors   passed   through    Cleveland 

clubs.      Recreation:      golf.      Residence:      3035  '"    1J34    from    Windham    county.    Conn.,    and 

Euclid    Hghts     Blvd.      Office:      8314    Euclid-  "ot  finding  farm  land  to  their  liking  went  on 

ave  ^  canal   boat  to  what  is  now  Akron  and  out 

twelve  miles  settling  on  what  is  now   known 

OSMU>f,  John  n,,  asst.  U.  S.  attorney;  born,  as   Elm   Home   farm;    fifth   generation   to   own 

Marlon,   O.,   July   15,    1896;   son   James   W.   and  and    live    on    same    land.      Residence:    1932    E. 

Emma    (Morrison)    Osmun;    educated,    Marlon  97th-st.,  Cleveland  and  Sharon  Center,  O. 

public    school;      Marlon      high      school;      Ohio  n-urir-v       i?-....!^!!-      n      1.                 1 

Northern  Univ..  LL.B.;  Ohio  State  Univ.;  John  bo?n    Talbofcoun  y    Md      Sen?"'27  ''?8S9^"«*'«^= 

Marshall  Law  school.  LL.M.;  married.  Marlon,  wiuiam     Tllehmrn     and*  mZv     ^Rnohlnf^'? 

O..    June    30,    1925    to    Gladys   A.    Bauer;    U.    S.  Owen        educlteT     nubl  c      snhnoU^^  -^ 

»^V»,,r      IQIH-IQIQ-     r^-inrllrinttt    Ohin     T  .oo-l  «1  n  t  ii  rn  '-'wen.        eOUCaiea,        puDllC        SChOOlS 


ber    of    committee    which    obtained    Interna-  to    accept    position    with    American    Bonding 

trbnal    Christian    Endeavor     convention      for  Co.    of    Baltimore;    remained    with    that    com- 

Cleveland  1927;  pres  Old  Stone  church  Chris-  pany  In  various  positions  until  Dec.   31.  1906, 

tian    Endeavor,     1925-1926.      Residence:     1171  then   resigning  as  asst.  sec.   treas.   to  become 

Andrew8-ave.,    Lakewood.       Office:       Federal  mgr.  of  Baltimore  branch  office  of  the  Amer- 

Bldgr.  lean   Surety  Co.   of  New  York;   resigned  that 

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position  and  came  to  Cleveland  January  31st,  try  In  Cleveland  fifty  years;  member  of  the 
1909  to  enter  employ  of  late  E.  Shrlver  board  serving  five  years;  active  member  Troop 
Reese  In  general  insurance  business  and  af-  Oral  Hygiene  Committee;  charter  member 
ter  Mr.  Reese's  death  purchased  business  and  Cleveland  Dental  society  and  honored  with 
formed  present  firm  of  Owen,  Crowell  &  Co.,  every  office  at  Its  disposal;  pres.  Northern 
1910;  pres.  and  director  The  Workmen's  Com-  Ohio  Dental  Assn.  at  Its  fiftieth  anniversary; 
pensation  Service  Co.;  director  Fidelity  and  assisted  in  reform  and  Improvements  in  den- 
Deposit  Co.,  of  Maryland;  member  Chamber  tal  colleges  of  the  state  while  on  the  Dental 
of  Commerce;  Citizens  League;  Society  of  Examining  board;  lecturer  on  Anaesthetics 
Colonial  wars;  Society  of  the  War  of  1S12;  dental  college,  W.R.U.  ten  years;  memt>er 
Sons  of  the  American  Revolution;  Descen-  First  Baptist  church  49  years;  member 
dants  of  the  Signers  of  the  Declaration  of  American,  Ohio  State,  Northern  Ohio  and 
Independence;  Eastern  Shore  Society  of  Bal-  Cleveland  Dental  societies;  Rowfant  club; 
timore;  Maryland  Historical  Society,  Balti-  trustee  Baptist  home  of  Northern  Ohio  and 
more;  Union,  Tavern,  Country,  Cleveland  Ath-  Utah  Mission;  member  Early  Settlers  assn.; 
letic  and  Church  clubs;  Gibson  Island  club  of  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  Automobile  club. 
Baltimore,    Md.      Residence:    10515    Magnolia-  Residence:  1956  E.  75th  st. 

dr.      Office:    804    Guardian    Bldg.  oWENS.    LouI.e    Benton,    born.     Cleveland, 

OAVENS,  John  Ralph,  dentist,  retired;  born,  Sept.   27,    1885;   daughter  Horace  and  Minerva 

Burlington.  la..  May  15,  1853;  son  John  James  (Bassett)    Benton;    educated,    Vassar    college, 

and   Martha   Ann    (Gycum)    Owens;    educated  A.B.  1879;  married,  Cleveland,  May  15,  1889  to 

Burlington  public  and   high  schools;   business  John  Ralph  Owens — children,  Beatrice  Owens 

college;   Phila.   Dental   college,    1875;   married,  Ashton,  Theodora  Louise  and  Horatia  Owens; 

Cleveland,    May    15,    1889    to    Louise    Benton —  member     Nantucket     Maria     Mitchell      assn.; 

children,   Mrs.   Beatrice  Owens  Ashton,   Theo-  board  of  managers  Cleveland   Protestant   Or- 

dora    Louise    and    Horatia    Owens;    appointed  phan    Asylum;     College    and     Women's     City 

by    Gov.    Harmon    to    the    Ohio    State    Dental  clubs;    Church    of    the    Covenant.      Residence: 

A.,  O.N.G.  12  years;  in  active  practice  of  dentis-  1966  East  75th  st. 


PAGE,  N.  OctaTia;  born,  Plerpont,  O.,  Ff-b.  P.  Avery  &  Sons,  The  Kentucky  Refining  Co., 

13,   1874;   daughter  James  and  Lydia  A.   (Car-  and    The    Produce    Shippers    Despatch;    pres. 

ver)    Ross;    educated,    Jefferson    high    school;  The   Paine   &  Williams   Co.,   Cleveland;   direc- 

School   of  Education,   Western   Reserve;    mar-  tor  The  Mary  Cummings  Co.,  Louisville,   Ky., 

rled,   Jefferson,    1895    to   Jared  M.   Page — chil-  vice-pres.  The  Gunn   &  Co.,  Cincinnati;  mem- 

dren,    Joe    R.    and    Ross   H.    Page;    in   Military  ber   Pendennis   and   Louisville   Country   clubs. 

Intelligence    dept.,    Washington,    D.    C,    1918;  Louisville,   Ky.;  Union  League  club,   Chicago; 

candidate    for    state    legislature    1924,    demo-  Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs,   Cleve- 

cratic     party;     member     League     of     Women  land.       Recreation:    golf    and    fishing.       Resi- 

Voters;   Consumers  League;   Council   for   Pro-  dence:   2555  Kenilworth-rd.,   Cleveland  Hghts. 

motion    of    Peace;     identified    with    Euclid  office:    4614    Prospect-ave. 
Health     Center;     member     Mary     E.     Bentley, 

Emerson      Euclid    Community    and    Woman's  P.VI.NE,  Fayettn;   born,   Gilford,   O.,   Oct.    14, 

City  clubs;  Cleveland  Cinema;  public  speaker  1859;    daughter    G.    W.    and    Sarah    A.    (Cook) 

to   clubs   and   societies   on    questions   of   peace  Durhamer;  educated,  Cleveland  schools;  mar- 

and   civic   work.      Residence:    1551    Dille-rd.  rled,    Cleveland,    June    5,    1884    to    Seth    Talbot 

Paine;    during    war    did    Red     Cross     work   at 


PAINE.   Cara   Louise;   born    Ashtabula,    O..    church  and  Jieadqrs.;  member  first  board  of  di- 

,9*"^-    ii'    }i^V    "^^^^^.^^orH^n     tHnPated     Ash'    rectors    of    first    Cleveland    Fresh    Air    Camp; 
llsta  M.    (Sykes)    Richardson,   educated    Ash-    ^^^^       f^^^^   U^   ^^      j    directors    of    what    is 


Jr.    and    Margaret    Paine;    chairman    Liberty        PAIXE,  Florence  Whiting;  born,  Cleveland, 

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and'^tr*^a^'^Ch'ambVr"'of'"co''mmercrfoV"two  'and  Museum  of  Art      Recreation:  tennis,  golf 

years;    member   Union,   Mayfield   and   Bankers  and  motoring.     Residence:  Hotel  Commodore, 

clubs."     Recreation:      golf.       Residence:      2449  PAINE,  Ruth  Kendig;  born,  Waterloo,  N.  Y., 

Overlook-rd.       Office:       Ontano-st.     and     fat.  j^^^   ^^   ^g^g.    ^jaughter   Daniel   S.   and   Esther 

Clair-ave.  (Palmer)     Kendig;     educated,     Mrs.     Platts 

PAINE,     Enoch     Emery;     born,     Louisville,  school,   Utica,   N.   Y. ;   married,   Cleveland,   Jan. 

Ky     July  19,   1871;   son  Enoch  Hale  and  Kate  14,   1905  to  Charles  Alfred  Paine.     Residence: 

(Moore)    Paine;    educated,    Waddell    Academy,  2449  Overlook-rd. 


that  club  until  1916;  during  residence  in  land,  June  5,  1884  to  Fayetta  Durhamer; 
Louisville  was  an  officer  and  director  of  a  clerk  in  Forest  City  House  17  years  and 
number  of  important  companies  including  B,    then    proprietor    for    2&    years;    32nd    degree 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Mason;  Al  Koran  Shrine;  member  First  Uni- 
tarian   church.      Residence:    9501    Hough-ave. 

PAIXE,  Tracy  Hoyt»  born,  Palnesvllle,  O.. 
Oct.  14,  1864;  son  George  E.  and  Helen  M.  A. 
(Tracy)  Paine;  educated,  Palnesvllle  public 
schools;  "Western  Reserve  college,  1885;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  28.  1890  to  Cara  Louise 
Richardson — children,  Mrs.  Donald  W.  Mit- 
chell; for  over  30  years  a  resident  of  Ashta- 
bula, active  In  all  civic  and  political  events; 
during  war  associated  with  shipping  Inter- 
ests W.  C.  Richardson  &  Co.;  over  20  years  In 
hardware  business  Paine  Brothers,  Ashtabula; 
twelve  years  associated  with  W.  C.  Richard- 
son at  Cleveland,  vessel  business;  retired 
from  active  business  1921;  director  Columbia 
Steamship  Co.  and  Paine  Ford  Co.;  member 
Ashtabula  Y.M.C.A.;  B.P.O.E.;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsllon  fraternity;  member  Union,  Ashtabula 
Country  clubs  and  R.  club  of  W.R.U.  Resi- 
dence:  11309  Wade  Park-ave. 

PAIXTER,  Kenyon  Vlckeris  banker;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  14.  1867;  son  John  Vlckers 
and  M.  E.  (Farmer)  Painter;  educated  Yale 
Univ.;  married.  New  York  City,  April  30,  1909 
to  Maud  Wyeth — children,  Kenyon  V.  Painter, 
Jr.  and  Alison  Painter;  director  The  Union 
Trust  Co.  and  Cleveland  Pittsburgh  Ry. ; 
member  Union,  Mid-Day,  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  and  Mayfleld  Country  clubs;  Bankers 
club  of  New  York.  Recreation:  traveling, 
hunting  and  natural  history.  Residence:  3240 
Fairmount-blvd. 

PALMATEER,  Peter,  district  passenger 
agent  Santa  Fe  Ry. ;  born,  Castleton,  N.  Y., 
Jan.  17,  1875;  son  William  and  Lydia  A. 
(Hare)  Palmateer;  educated,  graded  and  high 
school,  Pasadena,  Calif.;  married,  Buffalo,  N. 
Y.,  Sept.  21,  1907  to  Cora  Mabel  Joyce — chil- 
dren. Nelson  J.  Palmateer;  United  States 
Railroad  Administration;  member  Sons  of  the 
American  Revolution;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Scottish  Rite;  Mystic  Shrine;  Rotary  club. 
Residence:  1240  Elbur-ave.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:  9S0  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

PALMER,  Carl  Adam,  real  estate;  born, 
Whipple,  O.,  Oct.  14,  1883;  son  Moses  H.  and 
Mathilda  (Beck)  Palmer;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24, 
1906  to  Jennie  Hudson — children,  Robert  C. 
and  Betty  Jane  Palmer;  clerk  Village  of 
Shaker  Hghts.  1912-1920;  Councilman,  1920- 
1926;  with  First  Natl.  Bank,  1902-17;  partner 
Rudolph  &  Palmer  since  1917;  director  Citi- 
zens Savings  Assn.;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic club.  Recreation:  farming.  Residence: 
3060  Chadbourne-rd.     Office:  2029  E.  102nd  st. 

PALMER,  Eva  Brewer,  social  worker;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  A.  T.  and  Phoebe  (Cot- 
ton) Brewer;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Kee  Mar  college;  W.  R.  school  of  So- 
cial Sciences;  married,  Cleveland  to  Henry 
E.  Palmer  (deceased) — children,  Ervin  B., 
Harold  B.  and  Lloyd  B.  Palmer;  past  pres.  So- 
cial Workers  club;  member  American  Assn. 
of  Social  Workers;  American  Assn.  of  Work- 
ers for  the  Blind;  National  Committee  for 
Prevention  of  Blindness;  life  member  Asso- 
ciated Charities;  member  Women's  City  club 
and  Social  Workers  club.  Residence:  5704 
Hawthorne-ave.     Office:   2275  E.  55th  St. 

PALMER,  Harold  B.,  advertising;  born  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  1893;  son  Henry  and  Eva  (Brewer) 
Palmer;  educated  Cleveland  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland  to  Elizabeth  Cleveland — 
children,  Elizabeth  C.  and  Robert  C.  Palmer; 
district  mgr.  Will  Howell  &  Associates;  mem- 
ber Advertising  club.  Residence:  15009  Ply- 
mouth-ct.,  E.  Cleveland.     Office:  Keith  Bldg. 

PALMER,  Herbert  Dartd,  lawyer;  born, 
Bloomfleld,  la.,  Jan.  3  1S77;  son  David  P.  and 


Almlra  (Lakin)  Palmer;  educated.  Southern 
Iowa  Normal  and  Scientific  Institute,  B.S. 
1895;  Yale  Univ.,  LL.B.,  1900,  magna  cum 
laude;  married,  Norwalk,  O.,  April  12,  1905  to 
Elizabeth  Fllnn — children,  Frances  Lakln 
Palmer;  member  Troop  A,  O.N.G.  1902-1905: 
admitted  to  practice,  Iowa  1899;  Ohio  1900; 
entered  law  office  Williamson,  Gushing  and 
Clarke  1901;  became  member  firm  Gushing, 
SIddall  and  Palmer,  1910;  appointed  asst. 
general  counsel  of  Nickel  Plate  Railroad, 
1912;  since  1917  has  been  In  general  practice 
as  member  of  firm  of  Griswold,  Green,  Pal- 
mer and  Hadden;  member  Cleveland.  Ohio 
State  and  American  Bar  assns.;  member 
board  of  Education,  Garrettsville,  O.,  since 
1918;  member  Chi  Tau  Kappa  fraternity;  Ma- 
sonic lodge  and  Royal  Arch  chapter;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  Union,  Twin  Lakes  Golf 
and  Norwalk  Country  clubs.  Residen'^e:  Gar- 
rettsville, O.  Office:  1805  Guarantee  Title 
Bldg. 

PALMER,  Lloyd  B.,  production  dept.,  Lin- 
coln Electric;  born,  Chicago,  111.,  July  2S, 
1896;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  8,  1923  to  Roberta 
Broch;  world  war,  1st  lieut.,  315  Inf.,  one 
year  in  France,  wounded  In  service;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Residence:  5704 
Hawthorne. 

PALMER,  R.  L.,  real  estate;  born.  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  26,  1853;  son  John  and  Elizabeth 
(Barkwill)  Palmer;  educated,  common  school 
and  business  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
1877  to  Emma  A.  Miller — children,  Almyra  R. 
Smith,  Emma  D.  Murfet  and  Henry  J.  Palmer; 
former  deputy  county  treas.  and  director  of 
fire;  Introduced  running  races  into  Ohio,  1919, 
Chagrin  Falls  tracks;  promoter  of  Chagrin 
Falls  interurban  ry.,  1897;  formerly  vice- 
pres.  and  director  Home  Gas  &  Oil  Co.;  for 
mer  pres.  and  director  Callinan  Construction 
Co.,  Wagner  Meat  Co.,  Baldwin  Co.,  Water 
Proof  Cement  Co.  and  Cleveland  Chagrin  R.R. 
Co.;  member  B.P.O.E.  No.  18;  K.  of  P.  Of- 
fice:  17910    Kinsman-rd 

PALMER,  William  Pendleton,  executive: 
born,  Pittsburgh,  June  17,  1861;  son  James 
Stewart  and  Eleanor  Pendleton  (Mason); 
educated,  Pittsburgh  Central  high  school, 
1878;  married,  Chicago,  July  24,  189S  to  Mary 
Adams — children,  Jane  B.  Palmer,  and  William 
P.  Palmer,  Jr.;  with  Lewis,  Oliver  &  Phillips, 
Pittsburgh,  1S78-1881;  Carnegie  interests, 
1881-1896;  Illinois  Steel  Co.,  1896-1899;  Ameri- 
can Steel  &  Wire  Co.  since  1899;  pres.  and  di- 
rector American  Steel  &  Wire  Co.  and  some 
subsidiaries;  director  United  States  Steel 
Corp.  and  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member 
American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers;  Ameri- 
can Antiquarian  Society;  trustee  Lakeside 
hospital;  Case  Library;  Oberlin  college; 
pres.  Western  Reserve  Historical  so- 
ciety; member  Sons  of  Colonial  Wars;  Mili- 
tary Order  of  Loyal  Legion;  Union,  Tavern, 
Rowfant,  Mayfleld,  Chagrin  Hunt,  Klrtland 
and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2332  Over- 
look-rd.    Offlce:Rockefeller    Bldg. 

PANCOAST,  Eva  Lovlna,  teacher;  born, 
Griggs,  O.;  June  20,  1880;  daughter  Thomas 
and  Julia  (Griggs)  MacManus;  educated, 
Palnesvllle  high  school;  Cleveland  Normal 
school;  Western  Reserve  School  of  Educa- 
tion; married,  Griggs,  Nov.  3,  1902  to  Guy 
Nelson  Pancoast — children.  E.  Lillian  Pan- 
coast;  member  N.E.A.;O.S.T.A.;  N.E.O.T.A, 
member  Western  Reserve  chapter  No.  71 
O.  E.  S.,  Worthy  Matron,  1918;  pres.  Cuya- 
hoga County  Past  Matrons  assn.,  1920;  D.  A. 
R.;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Residence:  1809  Crawford-rd. 
Office:  Lincoln  high  school,  Scranton-rd. 

PARDEE,  Elua  U.;  born,  Parma,  O. ;  daugh- 
ter   Charles    A.    and    Emma    F.    (Henninger) 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Uhlnck:    educated,    West   high   school;   Cleve-  reatlon:    golf   and    hockey.      Residence:   13401 

land  School  of  Education;  married,  Cleveland,  S.  Woodland-rd.     Office:   600  Bulkley  Bldg. 

Feb.    21,    1914    to   James   T.    Pardee;    active   In  „.„.^„„    >.          „..          .         ,.x       tt              «. 

Red  Cross  work,  campaigns  for  selling  thrift  ^'\J^*^'^^1^ ,^"''''  ^"'4?'  ^aughter  Horace  F. 

stamps    etc..    during    war;    member    Women's  and  Mary  F.  (Travers)  Parker;   educated    Wel- 

City  and  Clytean   clubs.   Residence:    812   West  lesley   college    B. A.    1888;   Univ.   of   Pa.,   M.   A. 

Main-st.,      Midland.      Mich.      Winter:       10220  1898:  kw*^^''u®     college.     M.A.     1899;     served 

Cllfton-blvd.,  Cleveland.  as    public    school     supervisor.     Altoona.     Pa  . 

asst.   supt.   of   schools.   Syracuse.   N.    Y.;   asst. 

PARDEE.  JameM  T.;  born,   Cleveland.   Sept.  prof,   of  education,   Simmons   college.   Boston; 

18,    1867;    son    James    and    Helen    M.     (Race)  head  of  home  economics  dept.  Wm.  Penn  high 

Pardee;    educated,    Cleveland    public    schools;  school,  Phila.;  head  of  household  admlnistra- 

hlgh  school;   Case  School   of  Applied  Science,  tlon  dept.  College  for  Women,  W.R.U.;  chalr- 

B.S.;     married,    Cleveland,     Feb.     21.     1914     to  man    Education    dept.    General    Federation    of 

Elsa    Margaret    Louise    Uhlnck;    engineer    In  Women's    clubs.    1916-1918;    pres.    Ohio    Home 

charge  of   bridges  and  viaducts,   harbors   and  Economics    assn.    1918-1919;    pres.    Cleveland 

wharves.    City    of    Cleveland.    1893-1901;    asst.  Home     Economics     assn.,     1921-1923;     member 

chief  engineer.  City   of  Cleveland,    1901-1903;  National    Education    assn.;    American,    Ohio 

director,  vice-pres.  and  sec.  The  Dow  Chemi-  and  Cleveland  Home  Economics  assn.;  former 

cal   Co.    of  Midland.   Mich.;    director   Chemical  trustee     Y.W.C.A.      1920-1924;     member     New 

State   Savings  Bank,  Midland,   Mich.;   member  England  Society;  College  club;  Women's  City 

American    Society    of   Civil    Engineers;    mem-  club.     Residence:   11503     Mayfield-rd.       Office: 

ber    corporation    of    Case    School    of    Applied  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

Science;    director   and   trustee   Midland,    Mich.  D.„trMwTDcm      ^^^t        u       ^„.,..*o«»,,,.^,.. 

community  center;  Phi  Kappa  Psl  fraternity;  ^^^^^^'Ut^Ji^f  ^4.,  *^l!!lf,  i?^  c?i^"   '  ^^/rf/,; 

Union  club.  Residence:   812  W.  Maln-st..  Mid-  ^°^"' ^^'^"fif'^^^H-^Pr'T^^^J^^^^'*  ^  "^      f*  / 

land.      Mich.      Winter:      10220      Clifton-blvd..  B.  and   Ruth    (Perkins)    Parkhurst;   educated 

p.i„..'i„_j  Barnard    Vt.;     Woodstock    Vt.     high     school; 

»..ieveidiiu.  married.  Cleveland,  April  30,  1910  to  Margaret 

PARK,    Fay    Farmer    Horner;    born.    Cleve-  Bright — children.   Edwin  H.,  John  B.   and  Su- 

land;     daughter     Elihu     and     Lydia     (Hoyt)  san  Parkhurst;   sec.  N.   Y.   Belting  &  Packing 

Farmer;  educated.  Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  Co.,  N.  Y.,  1897-1902;  vice-pres.  Peerless  Motor 

married,  Boston,  Mass.,  Sept.  29,  1898  to  Allen  Car  Co..,   1903-1913;   vice-pres.   Columbia  Axle 

Horner — children.    Franceanna    Radcliffe    and  Co..   and   R.   J.    Schmunk   Co.;    director   Morris 

Allane    Jeanette    Horner;    married,    Cleveland,  Plan  Bank  and  American  Multigraph  Co.;  pres. 

April    7,    1924    to    Richard    Park.      Residence:  Properties  Co.;  director  American  Plan  assn.; 

6702    Sheridan-rd.,   Chicago,   111.  Mayfleld,  Union,  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs  and 

.             ,,    ,,  Chamber  of  Commerce.     Recreation:  golf  and 

PARKE,   Katherine   Smeadj   born,    Madison^  fishing.      Residence:    2565   Overlook-rd.  Office: 

O.,   Feb.  11,  1869;  daughter  James  Porter  and  §59  East  72nd  st 
Ellen      (Bailey)      Smead;     educated     Madison 

high   school,   1887;   Oberlin   college,    1887-1890;  PARKHURST,     Margaret     Brlsrht;     born. 

Bradford     Academy,     Bradford,     Mass..     1890-  Omaha,    Neb.;    daughter   Herbert   H.    and   Jes- 

1891;    married.    Madison.    O.,    Jan.    30.    1907    to  slca     (McDowell)     Bright;     educated,    abroad. 

Dr.  Milton   Jay   Parke.  Residence:    18133  CUf-  Milwaukee  and  Downer;   Smith  college;  mar- 

ton-rd.,    Clifton    Park.  ried,  Cleveland,  April  3.  1910  to  Edwin  Henry 

.       ,   ,                .  ,         ,  Parkhurst — children.     Edwin     Henrv,     John 

PARKE,   Milton   Jay,   physician,    r  et  1  r  e  d:  Bright  and  Susan  Parkhurst;  world  war.  Red 

born.  Olena.  O.,  Feb.  23.  1863;  son  Robert  and  cross.    Canteen    and    home    service;    director 

Rebecca    (Park)     Parke;    educated.    National  Cleveland     Play     House;     member     Rainbow 

Normal    Univ..   Lebanon,   p.,    B.S.    1881;    West-  Hospital    Corp.;    member    Smith    college    club, 

ern  Reserve  Unlv     M.D     1890;  rnarried,  Madl-  Residence:   2565  Overlook-rd. 
son,  O.,  Jan.  30.  1907  to  Mrs.  Katherine  Smead 

Hendry;  member  Cleveland  Grays  since  1892;  PARKS,    Sterlini?,    Jr.,    attorney;    born,    E. 

surgeon    of     organization      1899-1913;      house  Cleveland,    Nov.    30.    1897;    son    Sterling    and 

staff     Charity     hospital,     1890-1891;     visiting  Mary   (Chittenden)   Parks;  educated.  Prospect 

physician    staff    of    St.    John's    hospital,    1893-  school;    St.    Joseph's    Seminary;    Loyola    high 

1913;  sec.  of  staff,  ten  years;  lecturer  for  sev-  school;    Assumption    college.    Sandwich,    Ont.; 

eral   years   on   medicine  of  college  of   Physl-  Univ.    of    Mich.;    John    Marshall    law    school; 

clans    and    Surgeons;    visiting    physician    St.  Cleveland  Law  school.  LL.B.  1923;  world  war, 

Ann's  Maternity.  1894-1896;  retired  from  act-  enli.sted  regular  Navy,  Apr.  19,  1917,  served  in 

ive  practice  1918;  member  Cleveland  Academy  U.S.S.  Delaware.  Wisconsin,  Santa  Olivia  and 

of  Medicine;  American  Medical  assn.;  has  been  others  as  fireman  and  later  as  oiler;  transport 

a   collector    of   rare    and    early    printed    books  duty  overseas,  honorably  discharged  June  19, 

for   thirty   years.      Recreation:  fishing,    spend  1923;   admitted  to  practice  Ohio  bar  July    19, 

winters  in  Flordla  or  Gulf  coast.     Residence:  1923;     admitted     to     practice    U.     C.     District 

18133  Cllfton-rd..  Clifton  Park.  Court.   July   18,    1924;    pres.    and   counsel   The 

«^.».^^n       »                *ii           .„,itK     Tri..o.,v     n  Newburgh   Tire   &   Repair   Co.;   member   Delta 

rrace   &  C^'-   boTn^ParkTrs  Landing    F^b  "'  Theta  Phi  legal  fraternity:  K.'  of  C.  Veterans 

Tfiso.  o^,,  i?;,^h^^  T  V'tTh  m1> rTbp   rJi   rrraw  of    Foreign    Wars    of    U.    S.;    Cleveland    Bar 

1882;  son  Rueben  L.  and  Martha  BellJCraw-  __  .   ^.^^  member  Michigan  Union   of  Univ. 

Residence  10801  Joan-ave.  Office: 
amson  Bldg. 
Thomas  Robbins  and  James  Allan  Parker;  parreTT,  Robert  Allan;  born,  Washing- 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  ^^^  Court  House.  O..  1885;  son  Seth  E.  and 
2821  Scarboro-rd.  Office:  Hunkln-Conkey  j^^e  (Creamer)  Parrett;  educated,  Washing- 
Bldg.  ton  Court  House  high  school;  Miami  business 
P.4RKER,  John  James,  Jr.,  agent  New  York  college,  Dayton;  O  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1910, 
Life  Ins.  Co.;  born.  St.  Paul.  Minn.,  Sept.  6.  B.L.;  married,  Hutchinson,  Kan.,  Aug.  1,  1912 
1894;  son  John  James  and  Camllle  (Merkler)  to  Anne  Mioore — children.  Robert  Moore.  Da- 
Parker;  educated.  University  school,  1913;  vld  Seth  and  Barbara  Anne  Parrett;  sales 
Princeton  Univ.,  1917,  A.B.;  married.  Youngs-  mgr.  N.  Y.  Branch  Glidden  Varnish  Co.,  1917- 
town,  O.,  Jan.  14,  1926  to  Helen  Foster;  world  1919;  connected  with  New  Jersey  Zinc  Co.  In 
war,  1st  lieut.  330  Inf.  83rd  Div.;  1st  lieut.  60  1919;  moved  to  Ohio  in  1921  and  became  sales 
Inf.  5th  Div.,  1917-1919;  member  Campus  mgr.  of  Ohio  territory;  member  Phi  Kappa 
club  of  Princeton  Univ.;  Country  club.     Rec-  Psi   fraternity;   High  Noon,   Odevene,   Civltan 

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1882;  son   Rueben  L.  and  Martha  Bell   (Craw-  "'„."%; if ' 

ford)     Parker;     educated.     Western     Reserve  ^,^^1:   l!^^ 

Univ.;    married,    Cleveland,    Sept.    30.    1908    to  ?^,  ,*l!£|^-,,. 

Olive    Robbins    Parker — children.    Mary    Jane,  J^on    \v  luic 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  Akron  City  clubs;  chairman  membership 
committee  and  member  board  of  directors 
Cleveland  Paint,  Oil  and  Varnish  club.  Resi- 
dence: 3110  Corydon-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    1531    Guardian    Bldg. 

PARSONS,  AsrueM  Baldwin  j  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  3,  1866:  daughter  Francis  Hart  and 
Elizabeth  T.  (Mcintosh)  Baldwin;  educated, 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June  19, 
1899  to  Ernest  Pardy  Parsons;  world  war, 
served  in  Inspection  dept.  Red  Cross  head- 
quarters; member  League  of  Women  Voters; 
former  pres.  Euclid-ave.  Chautauqua  circle 
1921-1922,  1922-1923;  member  Women's  City 
and  Hiram  club;  Euclid-ave.  Christian  church. 
Residence:    3396   Mayfleld-rd. 

PARSONS,  Brnent  Pnrdyj  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  24,  1863;  son  William  and  Susan  Jack- 
son; educated,  public  schools  of  Cleveland; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1899  to  Agnes 
Baldwin;  vice-pres.  The  Parsons  &  Parsons 
Co.  and  Parsons  &  Parsons  Canadian,  Ltd.; 
member  Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Cleveland  Advertising  and  Acacia 
clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
3396   Mayfleld-rd.      Office:    2176    E.    76th    st. 

PARSONS,  Frederick  ^Vllllam,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  12,  1861;  son 
William  and  Susan  Jane  (Jackson)  Parsons; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  20,  1884  to  Amanda  Cather- 
ine Groll — children,  one  son  and  one  daugh- 
ter; pres.  The  Parsons  &  Parsons  Co.;  pres. 
Parsons  &  Parsons  Canadian,  Ltd.;  member 
Masonic  lodge.  Royal  Arch;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  3392 
Mayfleld-rd.      Office:    2176   E.    76th   st. 

PARSONS,  Mrs.  Harry  A.,  born,  Cleveland, 
June  14,  1871;  daughter  Mark  A.  and  Char- 
lotte Augusta  (Rhodes)  Hanna;  educated, 
Hathaway-Brown  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  14,  1902  to  Harry  A.  Parsons;  member 
Westwood  Golf  and  Clifton  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:    17890   Lake-rd. 

P.VRSONS,  Jessie  M..  librarian;  born,  Am- 
herst, O.;  daughter  Charles  M.  and  Fannie 
(Branch)  Parsons;  educated.  West  high 
school;  world  war,  asst.  to  state  director 
Natl..  War  Work  Council,  1918;  reference  li- 
brarian Case  Library,  1905-1921;  church  pro- 
motion sec.  Y.W.C.A.,  1921;  asst.  in  reference 
div.  Carnegie  library,  Pittsburgh,  1922;  asst. 
reference  div.  Cleveland  Public  Library  since 
1922;  member  Library  club  of  Cleveland; 
Business  Women's  club;  for  years  active  on 
Y.W.C.A.  committees.  Recreation:  gardening. 
Residence:  1312  W.  93rd  st.  Office:  Cleveland 
Public  Library. 

P.VRSONS,  Myrta  Genette,  teacher,  mis- 
sionary; born,  Welshfleld.  O.,  Dec.  27.  1868; 
daughter  Seneca  Bridgeman  and  Emily 
(Parks)  Parsons;  educated,  Hiram  college, 
1891,  A.B.;  teacher  Greek,  Latin,  English, 
Ethics,  History,  School  music,  etc.;  Farming- 
ton  O.,  1891-2;  Athens,  Ala.,  1897-1901;  Green- 
wood, S.  C.  1903-1910;  occasional  writer  of 
prose  and  verse  for  church  publications  and 
speaker  in  missionary  lines;  retired  from 
regular  teaching;  member  Hiram  college  and 
Good  Government  clubs;  member  committee 
on  legislation  and  civics.  Federation  of  Wom- 
en's clubs.     Residence:   7415  Melrose-ave. 

PARSONS,  Percy  Overwert.  doctor  of  den- 
tal surgery;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  5,  1869; 
son  William  and  Susan  Jane  (Jackson)  Par- 
sons; educated,  W.  R.  U.,  1895,  D.D.S.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland.  Oct.  20,  1897  to  Effle  Ellsler 
Reynolds — children,  Phyllis  Parsons  Pratt; 
world  war,  served  by  making  recruits  orally 
fit  to   enter  service;   one   of   twenty  Ave   thou- 


sand dentists  who  gave  time  and  material 
free  of  charge;  director  Parsons  Canadian 
Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  High  Noon  and 
Cleveland  clubs.  Recreation:  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 1824  Chapman-ave.,  E.  Cleveland; 
Summer:  Mentor  Headlands.  Office:  834  Rose 
Bldg. 

P.VRYZEK,  Frank  J.,  retail  coal  dealer; 
born,  Cleveland,  April  7,  1882:  son  Frank  J. 
and  Josephine  (Votava)  Paryzek;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  South  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland.  Sept.  4.  1907  to  Stella  J. 
Ledinsky — children,  Florence  and  Jack  Pary- 
zek; world  war,  helped  conduct  meetings  for 
sale  of  Liberty  Bonds;  entered  business  in 
1913  at  present  location;  formerly  in  U.  S. 
Railway  mall  service;  pres.  Corlett  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.  and  Corlett  Amusement  Co.;  di- 
rector Cleveland  Brake  Co.,  Realty  Finance 
Co.  and  South  End  News.  Recreation:  swim- 
ming and  bowling.  Residence:  3190  Warrlng- 
ton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  12701  Miles-ave. 

PARYZEK,  Horry  Vincent,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  11,  1892;  son  Frank  J.  and 
Josephine  (Votava)  Paryzek;  edurated,  John 
Carroll  Univ.,  A.B.,  W.R.U.  Medical  school. 
M.D.;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  22,  1922  to 
Milla  Olive — children,  one  son  and  one  daiigh- 
ter  world  war,  service  overseas  with  Base 
hospital  No.  4,  Lakeside  Unit,  1917-1919;  later 
with  Mobile  hospital  No.  5,  U.  S.  A.;  sec.  and 
treas.  Academy  of  Medicine,  1922-1926;  also 
director;  visiting  physician  Cleveland  City 
hospital  and  St.  Alexis  hospital;  fellow  Amer- 
ican College  of  Physicians.  Residence:  3299 
Prospect-ave. 

P.ATE,  Robert  G.,  telephone  executive; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  18,  1869;  son  William 
and  Emma  (Musson)  Pate;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  two  and  one  half  years 
St.  Marks  college.  Chelsea.  London,  Eng.; 
married.  Cleveland,  Sept.  14,  1892  to  Nellie 
McKinstry — children,  one  son  and  one  daugh- 
ter; member  Tyrion  Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Rotary,  Cleveland  Advertising  and 
Willowick  Country  clubs;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Builders  Exchange.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  2980  Kensington-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   4300  Euclid-ave.     (Deceased.) 

PATERSON,  Charles  J.,  steel  merchant; 
born,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  July  21.  1883;  son 
Thomas  H.  and  Carrie  (Knickerbocker)  Pat- 
erson;  educated,  Cornell  Univ.,  1907,  C.E.; 
married  Youngstown,  O.,  May  2.  1912  to  Ma- 
rian L.  Euwer — children,  Anne,  Tom  and  Car- 
oline Paterson;  pres.  of  Paterson-Leitch  Co. 
since  incorporation  1914;  member  Country, 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Cornell  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3060  Coleridge-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    900   E.   69th   st. 

PATTERSON,  Amy  Ann  Shepard;  born, 
Cleveland,  1897:  daughter  W.  H.  and  Lucy 
(Doan)  Shepard;  educated.  Laurel  School. 
1916;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  24,  1917  to 
E  K  Patterson;  member  Mid-Day.  Country. 
Kirtland  and  Union  clubs.  Residence:  2866 
Brighton-rd. 

P.ATTERSON,  Joseph  Klrkpatrlck;  born. 
Cleveland.  1895;  son  Ben  and  Euphemia 
(Klrkpatrick)  Patterson;  married,  Cleveland, 
1917  to  Amy  Ann  Shepard;  vice-pres.  Patter- 
son-Sargent Co.;  member  Union,  Mid-Day, 
Athletic,  Kirtland  and  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2866  Brighton-rd.  Office:  1325  E. 
38th    St. 

P.ATTERSON,  Marjorle  Minor,  accompanist; 
born.  E.  Cleveland.  Oct.  16,  1891;  daughter 
David  Hopkins  and  Emma  Josephine  (Beers) 
Patterson;  educated,  Prospect  grammar 
school;  Hathaway-Brown  school;  Bennett 
School.     Mlllbrook.     N.     Y.;     Oherlin     Consev- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

vatory;     asst.     mgr.     Motor     Service     of     the  Coast     Artillery     school,     Fort    Monroe,     Va.; 

Women's     Council    of     National     Defense     of  married,    Cleveland,    March    3,    1923     to     Beryl 

Ceveland;     Motor     Service     for     Red     Cross;  McCaslln — children,  David  W.  K.  IV,  and  John 

signed  as  a  canteen  worlter  for  overseas  with  McCaslln    Peacock;    world    war,    U    S.    army. 

Red  Cross  and  called  twice  to  New  York  but  1917-1919,     civilian     to     lieut.    col.,    C.     A.     C, 

never  sailed;  accompanist  in   the  vocal  studio  now    lieut.    col.    U.    S.    Reserve,    General    Staff 

of    Miss    Connellson,     1919-1920;     pianist     for  Assign.;    treas.    Ext.     Wool     &     Merino     Co., 

dancing    classes    at    Alta    House    and    Good-  Chattanooga,  1910,  gen.  agt.  Home  Life  Insur- 

rlch    Settlement   House,    1917-1925;    asst.    mgr.  ance  Co.,  1916;  personnel  director  Philadelphia 

gauze     room     at    Lakeside     hospital     and     St.  Co.,  Pittsburgh,   Pa.;   1919-1922  personnel  dir- 

Lukes     hospital,     1920-1921;     member     Junior  ector   White   Motor   Co.,   Cleveland,    1922-1925 

League;   Bennett  club  and  Mentor  Headlands  pres.   Southern   Food  Products  Co.   since  1923 

club;   spent  last  six  years  at  ranches   in   the  pres.    Speed-o-Feeder    Mfg.     Co.     since     1924 

southwest  and  Wyoming.     Recreation:  horse-  director    American    Management    assn.,    1924 

back  riding,  swimming  and  golf.     Residence:  1925;   pres.   Pittsburgh  Chapter.   S.   I.   E.    1922 

1904   Beersford-rd.  chairman   Pittsburgh   Chapter   N.    P.    A.,    1922 

PATTERSON,    Pnnl,    attorney;    born,    west  TJ!J^^%J^-^-JfLF''nf^?l^''lT^'''^fI'^PJ^V}^ 

Newton,  Pa.,   Aug.   25,   1888;  son  John  G.   and  |f«"-'    P^*    ^^^JP,^    ^^Ita    and    Beta    Gamma 

Harriet    (McCune)    Patterson;    educated,    Yale  ^igma      fraternities;      Masonic      Blue      lodge 

Univ.    A.B.    1911;    Harvard    Univ.    LL.B    1914;  Chapter,  Commandery  and  Shrine;  University 

capt.  67th  F.A.  Brigade  Hdqrs;   attached   84th  club,     Pittsburgh    Athletic    assn.     Recreation: 

French    Balloon     Co.,     42nd     French     Balloon  ^olt,  boating,  photography.     Residence:  Com- 

Co.;  U.  S.  Balloon  school  A.E.F.  CO.  Balloon  modore  Hotel.     Office:  2000  B.  F.  Keith  Bldg, 

Group     4th     Army     Corps;     meniber     firm     of  peaKE,   Edward   Milton,   sales;    born,   Nor- 

Baker  Hostetler   &   Sldlp;   member   Cleveland  ^^Ik,    O...    Jan.    4,    1888;    son    Milo    and    Alice 

Bar    Assn  ;    member    Psi    Upsilon    fraternity;  (Graves)    Peake;    educated,    Kenyon    college; 

member    University,    Mid    Day    and    Country  carried.  Canton,  O.,  Oct.  9,  1920  to  Ella  Elila- 

clubs.     Office:   1924  Union  Trust  Bldg.  1,^^^      Kohler— children,      Frederick      Milton 

PATTISON,     Melvln,     manufacturer;     born,  Peake;    capt.    infantry   during    war;     member 

Hudson,  Mich.,  May  24,  1864;   son  Charles  H.  Alpha    Delta    Phi    fraternity;    Country    club, 

and  Harriet  (Childs)  Pattison;  educated.  Chi-  ^^^J^^^^W^'    ^°^*-      Residence:    3013    Meadow- 

cago.   111.;   married,   Chicago,   June   24,   1892   to  orooK-oiva. 

Nora  Mae  Belding;  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  PEAKE,  Ella  Elizabeth  Kohler:  born,  can- 
Brown  Hoisting  Machinery  Co.  and  the  Elyria  ton,  O.,  March  1888;  daughter  Frederick  E. 
Foundry  Co.;  member  Union,  Mid-day,  May-  and  Ella  S.  (Wilson)  Kohler;  educated.  Miss 
field  clubs  and  Duquesne  club  of  Pittsburgh,  Buckingham's  school.  Canton;  Washington 
and  Engineers  club  of  New  York.  Residence:  Seminary,  Washington,  Pa.;  married,  Canton, 
Wade  Park  Manor,     Office:  4403  St.  Clalr-ave.  O.,  Oct.  9,  1920  to  Edward  M.  Peake — children, 

Frederick     Milton     Peake;     member    Country 

PAYER,   Harry   Franklin,    attorney-at-law;  club.        Recreation:      golf.        Residence:      3013 

born,  Cleveland,  July  3,  1875;  son  Frank  and  Meadowbrook-blvd. 
Mary    (Cross)    Payer;    educated.   Central    high 


asst.    city    solicitor    with    Newton    D.    Baker  school  abroad;   studied  art  and  music  abroad 

and  others,   1901-1907;   chairman   Hoover   Re-  Ave   years;   married,   Cleveland,   May   14.    1912 

lief  committee  Cleveland  District  1921  among  to     Harold     Pearce;     charter     member     Delta 

Cechoslovaks;       pres.       Cecho-Slovak       club  Delta  Gamma  Sorority  member  Women  s  City 

of  America,  1921;  pres.  Cecho-Slovak  Chamber  and  College  clubs.     Residence:  2984  Brighton- 

of  Commerce;  director  Cleveland  Real  Estate  r^-    Shaker    Hghts. 

Investment  Co.;  director  Wilson  Rubber  Co.:  pEARCE,  Harold,  gen.  mgr.  Guardian  Life 
senior  member  Payer,  Winch,  Minshall  &  ins..  Co.;  born,  Savannah,  Mo.,  March  6,  1886; 
Karch;  pres.  Alumni  Assn.  of  Adelbert  col-  son  Jesse  Owen  and  Helen  (Waters)  Pearce; 
lege,  W.R.  U.  1923-1924;  chairman  committee  educated  Savanah,  Mo.  high  school;  married. 
Judical  and  Legal  Reform  of  Cleveland  Bar  Cleveland,  May  14,  1912  to  Clarice  Junge; 
assn.  1921-1925;  member  Judical  Council  of  took  active  part  in  Liberty  Loan  and  Corn- 
State  of  Ohio,  one  of  three  lawyers  appointed  munlty  Fund  drives;  served  as  a  director 
by  the  governor,  1923;  member  Phi  Beta  Cleveland  Life  Underwriters  assn.  1921-1923 
Kappa  fraternity;  Masonic  lodge,  32nd  de-  and  as  pres.  1924;  came  to  Cleveland  June 
gree;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Acacia,  Sleepy  1916  to  accept  appointment  as  Gen  mgr. 
Hollow  and  City  clubs.  Recreation:  horse-  Northern  Ohio  district  for  the  Guardian  Life 
back  riding  and  golf,  collecting  rare  books  ins.  Co.  of  New  York;  previously  was  in 
and  art  objects.  Residence:  2420  Derbyshire-  charge  of  New  York  Life  Ins.  Go's  branch 
rd.     Office:   2025   Guarantee  Title   Bldg.  office   for  the   Republic   of   Mexico   at   Mexico 

PAYNE.      Margaret      E.      Hayward.      born,  City;    charter    member    Shaker    Hghts     Rose 

Ontairo    Can.;  daughter  Robert  and  Margaret  ^^^^^  clTbT''^esFd^eT^"2'984ll?i^;ffon-rd? 

^lT^^^^'?tE^'sc'h'o"oT'f898;"'^i^ilf  m1|:  Shaker  Hghts.     Office:  741  Guardian  Bldg. 

sionary    Training    school,    Chicago,    111.,    1900;  PEARLMAN,   Samnel   AV^   furniture   dealer; 

married,  Ontario,  Can.,  July  30,  1902  to  George  born,    Russia,    April     1884;     educated,     public 

Payne — children,       Robert       (deceased)       and  schools    of    Bay    City.    Mich.;    married,    Baltl- 

Dorothy     Margaret     Payne;     private     nursing  more,  Md.,  Sept.  17,  1907  to  Alma  Lepar — chll- 

one    year;    pastors    asst.    in    the    Ashland-ave.  dren,  three;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Pearlman 

Baptist  Church  of  Toledo;  member  Thursday  Furniture    Co.;    vice-pres.    (jrthodox    Orphan 

Fortnightly   club;    Y.   W.   C.   A,;    member  and  Home;     director    Cleveland    Hebrew     School; 

officer  Baptist  Church   of  the  Master.     Resi-  member    all    Orthodox    Jewish    Charities    and 

dence:   11608   Thornwood-ave.  Jewish    Center;    Federation    of    Jewish    Char- 

«K-»#>«i-i.-     T>      ..I    -nr    u-      V   „i    ^„„      ^  „,.  Ities.       Residence:     3256     Ormand-rd     Office: 

PEACOCK,     David     W.     K.,     business     eXeCU-  ooa-,    -Wnndlnnrl    nvp 

five;  born.  Cartersville,  Ga.,  May  2,  1889;  son  '"**^   wooaiana  ave. 

Edgar     L.     and     Annie      (McNeal)      Peacock;  PEARSON,    Mary   Keeling,    librarian;    born. 

educated,  Univ  of  Pittsburgh.  B.S.  economics;  Cooperstown,    N.    Y.,    May    5,    1888;    daughter 

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John  Keeling  and  Frances  (Perkins)  Pear- 
son; educated,  College  for  Women,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  1909;  librarian  E.  79tli  St. 
Branch  Cleveland  Library;  member  Ohio  and 
American  Library  assns.;  advisory  board  play 
House  Settlement;  D.  A.  R.,  Daughters  of 
Founders  and  Patriots;  Daughters  of  Amer- 
ican Colonists;  Alumnae  assn.  College  for 
Women,  W.  K.  U.  Recreation:  motoring. 
Residence:  10831  Olivet-ave.  Office  1251  E. 
79th    St. 

PECHIN,  Mary  Shelley;  born,  Cleveland, 
1840;  daughter  John  and  Carlinda  (Russell) 
Shelley;  educated.  Miss  Guilford's  school; 
Miss  Haynes.  New  York;  married,  Cleveland, 
1863  to  Edmund  C.  Pechin — children,  Bertha 
Shelley,  Marquerite  Shelley  and  John  Shel- 
ley Pechin;  treas.  old  Lakeside  hospital,  on 
board  of  directors  prior  to  1900;  member 
D.  A.  R.;  Colonial  Dames;  Huguenot  Society; 
Martha  Washington;  Pen  Women  of  Cleve- 
land; Valley  Forge  Society.  Residence:  Bu- 
chanan, Va. 

PECK,  Eufcene  C,  mechanical  engineer; 
born,    Akron,    O.,    Dec.    20,    1867;    son    Herbert 

C.  and  Lydia  (Clowner)  Peck;  educated  com- 
mon schools,  Akron;  special  studies;  mar- 
ried, Akron,  May  1,  1889  to  Ivy  Kessler — 
children,  Lionel  S.  Peck;  lieut.  col.  U.  S.  A. 
Ordnance  dept.  during  world  war;  decorated 
Legion  de  Honor,  officer  In  the  Order  of  the 
Black  Star;  supt.  Diamond  Drill  Co.,  Akron, 
O.,  1892-1896:  supt.  T.  &  B.  Tool  Co.,  Dan- 
bury,  Conn.,  1897-1898;  supt.  S.  W.  Card  Mfg. 
Co..  Mansfield,  Mass.,  189S-1900;  works  mgr. 
Cleveland  Twist  Drill  Co.,  1900-1925;  also 
director;  vice-pres.  Lincoln  Ext.  University 
and  Hotel  Winton  Co.;  director  Superior 
Bond  &  Mtg.  Co.,  Lake  Erie  Trust  Co.  and 
Silica  Products;  vice-chairman  National 
Screw  Thread  Commlsion;  chairman  of  sev- 
eral standardization  committees;  member 
American  society  of  Mechanical  Engineers; 
Masonic  lodge;  Shrine  and  Knights  Templar; 
Shaker  Heights,  National  Town  and  Country, 
Northern  Ohio  Gun,  Castalia  Trout  and  Cop- 
per Lake  clubs.  Residence:  2061  E.  96th  St., 
Cleveland,  also  Macedonia,  O.  Office:  305 
Lake  Erie   Bank   Bldg. 

PECK,  Frank  Andrews,  manufacturer;  born, 
Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  June  21,  1876;  son  Frank 
Andrew  and  Elizabeth  (Ritchie)  Peck;  ed- 
ucated, Syracuse  high  school;  Wooster  Acad- 
emy; Freiburg,  Germany  Univ.;  married, 
Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  1900  to  Lita  Waggoner — 
children,  two;  served  on  various  committees 
during  war  including  Victory  Loan  commit- 
tees and  American  Protective  League;  also 
special  work  In  Washington;  with  Brown 
Hoisting  Machinery  Co.  18  years;  In  1917 
organized  Cleveland  Railway  Supply  Co.  of 
which  he  is  president;  organized  and  Is  vice- 
pres.  Universal  Crane  Co.,  designed  and  built 
Universal  Crane;  director  Thew  Shovel  Co., 
Lorain;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  New 
York  Engineers;  Machinery  club  of  New 
York;  Engineers  club;  Lyone,  Conn.  Country 
club.  Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor.  Cleve- 
land, and  Plaza  Hotel,  New  York.  Office: 
914    Swetland   Bldg. 

PECK,  Howard  11.,  automobile  dealer;  born, 
Greensprings,    O.,    March    31,    1885;    son    Frank 

D.  and  Frances  L.  Peck;  educated.  Green- 
springs  high  school;  Toledo,  O.,  high  school; 
married,  New  York  City,  May  9,  1916  to 
Louise  D.  Howarter;  pres.  Ford  Dealers 
assn.;  pres.  Howard  D.  Peck,  Inc.;  member 
Pythagoras  blue  lodge;  Thatcher  Chapter; 
Forest  City  Commandery;  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
Lake  Erie  Consistory,  32nd  degree;  member 
Lakewood  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
swimming,  yachting  and  travel.  Residence: 
11095    Lake-ave.      Office:    5335    Broadway. 


PECK,  Warner  Arniii,  district  sales  mgr. 
Trumbull  Steel  Co.;  born,  Youngstown,  O., 
Dec.  23,  1887;  son  George  Sherman  and  Eme- 
line  (Arms)  Peck;  educated,  IMillllps  Exeter 
Academy  and  Williams  college;  married. 
New  York  City,  Oct.  13.  1919  to  Gertrude 
Northwell — children,  Warner  Arms  and  Fln- 
ita  Rothwell  Peck;  world  war,  served  one 
year  in  U.  S.  Army;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Chi  Psl  fraternity.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 1309  Yellowstone-rd.  Office:  1050 
Hanna  Bldg. 

PECKH.lHf,  Elizabeth  Finch;  born,  Day- 
ton. O.,  June  6,  1878;  daughter  Milton  H.  and 
Anna  (Kurtz)  Finch;  educated,  Dayton  high 
school;  married,  Dayton,  O.,  Jan.  5,  1898  to 
G.  G.  G.  Peckham — children,  Phyllis  Peck- 
ham.      Residence:    15700    South    Park-blvd. 

PECKH.IM,  George  Grant  Gny,  business 
executive:  born,  Troy,  O..  Aug.  1,  1874;  son 
George  Washington  and  Lavine  Jane  (Shil- 
ling) Peckham;  educated,  country  school; 
married,  Dayton,  O..  Jan.  5,  1898  to  Elizabeth 
Finch — children,  Phyllis  Peckham;  pres.  The 
Ohlo-Buick  Co.,  The  Motors  Realty  Co.,  Peck- 
ham Estates  (^o.;  director  Central  National 
Bank,  McFadden  Securities  Co.,  Ohio  Cities 
Ice  and  Fuel  Co.  and  Brown  Body  Corpora- 
tion; vice-pres.  Friendly  Mortgage  Co.;  past 
pres.  National  Automobile  Dealers  Assn.; 
pres.  Cleveland  Automobile  Manufacturers 
and  Dealers  assn.;  Ohio  Society  of  New  York; 
Davton  Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Unity  Chapter, 
R.  A.  M.,  Reese  Council  R.  &  S.  M.;  Valley  of 
Dayton-Scottish  Rite;  Antioch  Temple.  Or- 
der Mystic  Shrine;  Reed  Commandery,  K.  T.; 
Union,  Cleveland  Athletic,  National  Town  & 
Country,  Mayfield,  Acacia  Country,  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  Seaview  Golf,  Wianno  and 
Lake  Tarleton  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 15700  South  Park-blvd.  Office:  1927 
E.    19th    St. 

PELTON.  Clydye  Sidney,  manufacturer;  born, 
Clintonville,  Pa.  Jan.  13,  1882;  son  Charles 
A.  and  Eva  (Breckenridge)  Pelton;  educated, 
Akron  public  schools:  Akron  high  school  and 
business  college;  married,  Akron,  June  15, 
1907  to  Winifred  Allen — children,  three;  pres. 
and  gen.  mgr.  The  Perfection  Heater  &  Mfg. 
Co.  and  The  Swan  Carburetor  Co.;  director 
Ohio  Cut  Stone  Co.,  H.  A.  Stahl  Florida  Prop. 
Co.  and  Euclid-Chester  Co.;  member  Society 
of  Automotive  Engineers;  Motor  and  Acces- 
sory Mfgrs.  assn.;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Masonic  lodge;  Shaker  Hghts.  Acacia  Coun- 
try, Madison  Golf  and  Union  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2530  Fairmount-blvd. 
Office:  6545  Carnegie-ave. 

PELiTOiV,  Frank  H.,  lawyer;  born,  Wll- 
loughby,  18S2;  son  John  and  Jennie  (Baker) 
Pelton;  educated,  Willoughby  high  school; 
Adelbert  college,  A.  B.  1904;  W.  R.  U.  law 
school,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  20, 
1911  to  Elsie  Johnson;  partner  Krueger  & 
Pelton;  sec.  The  Improved  Properties  Co.; 
director  The  Investors  Properties  Co.,  The 
Fairmount  Development  Co.,  The  Wm.  Gan- 
son  Rose  Co.  and  The  Sterling  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  American  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.; 
pres.  W.  R.  U.  law  alumni;  identified  with 
Woodland  Center;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta 
fraternity;  pres.  Shaker  Heights  Country 
club;  member  University  and  Mid-Day  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  pres.  Cleveland  Dis- 
trict Golf  assn.  Residence:  2672  N.  Moreland- 
blvd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1100  Fidelity 
Mortgage  Bldg. 

PENFIELD,  I^ouIm  Wakeman,  manufacturer 
of  machinery;  born,  Willoughby,  O.,  July  31, 
1857;  son  Nathan  Emory  and  Rachel  M. 
(Rush)  Penfield;  educated,  common  schools, 
Willoughby,  I'ainesville  and  Cleveland;  Wil- 
loughby  college;    married,   Toledo,   Ohio.   Jan. 


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3,  1883  to  Clara  Emma  Johnson — children, 
J.  Arthur  Penfleld;  pres.  board  of  education. 
Wllloughby  Village  18  years:  1884-1902; 
mayor  Willoughby  Village,  1902  and  1893; 
taught  school  In  Wickllffe,  Klrtland,  Mentor 
and  Wllloughby  four  years  and  a  half  after 
finishing  college  work,  then  entered  business 
with  his  uncle  James  W.  Penfleld,  In  Wll- 
loughby and  has  been  connected  with  this 
business  and  Its  succeeding  companies  to 
date;  for  many  years  connected  with  chorus 
and  choir  work  and  member  of  a  local  orches- 
tra; director  and  vice-pres.  American  Clay 
Machinery  Co.  and  American  Equipment  Co.; 
director,  vice-  pres.  and  resident  mgr.  Wil- 
loughby plant.  The  Hadfleld-Penfield  Steel 
Co.;  director  and  treas.  The  Era  Steel  Co.; 
pres.  and  director  The  Willoughby  Memorial 
Co.  and  The  Willoughby  Masonic  Bldg  Co.; 
one  of  the  organizers  and  incorporators  of 
the  Wllloughby  Township  and  Village  His- 
torical and  Library  Assn.  of  which  he  has 
been  a  director,  officer  and  committee  man 
continuously  since  its  organization  25  years 
ago;  chairman  board  of  trustees  Willoughby 
M.  E.  church  for  thirty  years;  chairman  of 
music  committee  many  years;  chairman  pul- 
pit supply  committee  and  treasurer  of  the 
board  many  years;  member  Ohio  Society  of 
New  York,  of  Willoughby;  College  Reunion 
assn.,  of  which  he  has  been  an  officer  and 
committee  man  since  its  organization;  New 
England  Society  of  Cleveland  and  the  West- 
ern Reserve;  Ohio  Society  Sons  of  the  Ameri- 
can Revolution;  Early  Settlers'  assn.;  Ma- 
sonic lodge  and  its  various  branches  in  which 
he  held  many  official  positions  and  has  re- 
ceived 33rd  degree  in  Scottish  Rite;  member 
Union  and  Willowlck  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 36  Euclid-ave.,  Willoughby,  O.  Of- 
fice: 24  Mentor-ave.,  Willoughby,  O. 

PENLiAND,  Geildy  F.,  attorney;  born,  N. 
Carolina,  Oct.  27,  1895;  son  J.  A.  and  Ar- 
mlnta  Penland;  educated,  Univ.  of  Chatta- 
nooga, A.B..  1917;  Baldwin  Wallace,  L.L.B.; 
1922;  married,  Monroe,  Mich.,  June  29,  1925 
to  Fae  Cecil;  world  war,  served  with  Co.  A 
13  regt.  U.  S.  M.  C,  A.  E.  P.;  started  prac- 
tice with  W.  J.  Corrigan;  senior  member  Pen- 
land  &  Davison,  1923-1924;  associated  with 
J  A.  Curtis  since  Sept.  1924;  member  Delta 
Theta  Phi  law  fraternity.  Residence:  1651 
E.  93rd  -St.     Office:   1037  Schofield  Bldg. 

PENNELl.,  Miller  B.,  lawyer;  born,  Frank- 
lin, Pa.,  Jan.  2,  1886;  son  James  Howard  and 
Sarah  A.  (Bowman)  Pennell;  educated.  Mount 
Union  college,  1905-1908;  Western  Reserve 
law  school,  LL.B.,  1913;  practiced  alone  1913- 
1916;  in  1916  went  into  partnership  with  Geo. 
O.  Willet  as  Willet  &  Pennel  which  continued 
until  death  of  Mr.  Willet  in  1925;  since  then 
practicing  alone;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega 
and  Phi  Alpha  Delta  fraternities;  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Chagrin  Valley  Country  Clubs; 
Order  of  the  Coif.  Residence:  2636  N.  More- 
land  Blvd.     Office:  707  Guardian  Bldg. 

PENNINGTON,  Ida  Riddle;  born,  Wauseon, 
O.:  daughter  John  Quimby  and  Mary  (Tee- 
pie)  Riddle;  educated,  Glendale  college,  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  July  10,  1890  to  Charles 
Haines  Pennington  (deceased) — c  h  i  1  d  r  e  n, 
Gordon  Riddle  Pennington.  Residence:  8932 
Euclid-ave. 

PENNINGTON,  Gordon  Riddle,  mechan- 
ical engineer;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  23,  1891; 
son  C.  H.  and  Ida  (Riddle)  Pennington;  edu- 
cated, University  school;  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science,  B.S.  and  M.E.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  9.  1923  to  Ruth  Whittier  Duffle — 
children,  Gordon  Riddle  Pennington,  Jr.; 
world  war,  capt.  div.  staff  42nd  div.;  resi- 
dent engineer  (Cleveland)  Ordnance  dept.; 
mgr.    truck    equipment    dept.    Van    Dorn    Iron 


Works  Co.;  member  Society  of  Automotive 
Engineers;  Zeta  Psi  fraternity;  University 
club.  Residence:  2441  Overlook-rd.  Office: 
Van   Dorn   Iron   Works   Co. 

PENNINGTON,  Ileaton,  Jr.,  real  estate; 
born,  Chicago.  March  1,  1888;  son  Heaton 
and  Adella  Ann  (Wlllard)  Pennington;  edu- 
cated Oberlln  college,  1910,  A.B.;  world  war, 
served  with  U.  S.  Housing  corps;  entered 
business  with  his  father  1910;  admitted  to 
partnership  1913;  vice-pres.  Real  Pstate  board, 
1922;  chairman  board  of  Trustees  Real  Es- 
tate Board  1923  and  pres.  1924;  partner  Hea- 
ton Pennington  &  Son;  treas.  Union  Square 
Co.;  director  Ohio  State  Mortgage  (Jo.;  pres. 
Realty  Board  Investors,  Inc.;  trustee  Cleve- 
land Real  Estate  Board,  Euclid-ave  assn.  and 
Euclid-ave.  Disciple  church;  director  Cleve- 
land chapter  National  Aeronautical  society; 
pres.  Cleveland  Oberlln  Alumni  assn.  1924- 
1925;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleve- 
land Advertising  club;  Union,  University, 
Yacht,  Canterbury  Golf,  Singers  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Recreation:  yachting  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 11409  Bellfiower-rd.  Office:  1306  Un- 
ion Mortgage  Bldg. 

PENNINGTON,  Lydln  O.;  born,  Cleveland, 
June  12,  1869;  daughter  Benjamin  L.  and 
Melatlah  (Guthridge)  Pennington;  educated, 
Wellesley  college,  B.S.;  member  Order  of  the 
King's  Daughters;  Cleveland  Wellesley  club; 
interested  in  church  and  missionary  activi- 
ties.     Residence:    11409    Bellflower-rd. 

PENNINGTON,  Ruth  Diifrie,  born,  Cleve- 
land, May  13,  1898;  daughter  Samuel  Whit- 
tier and  Florence  Edna  (Orth)  Duffle;  edu- 
cated, Shaw  school;  Western  Reserve,  B.A.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  9,  1923  to  Gordon 
Riddle  Pennington — children,  Gordon  Rid- 
dle Pennington,  Jr.;  member  Delta  Phi  Up- 
silon    sorority.      Residence:    2441   Overlook-rd. 

PENNOCK,  Robert  Haines,  efficiency  engi- 
neer; born,  Minerva,  O.,  Feb.  26,  1900;  son 
I.  N.  and  Minnie  (Haines)  Pennock;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Ashville  School, 
Ashville.  N.  C,  1922;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  B.S.  in 
Econ.;  member  Delta  Upsllon  fraternity;  Al- 
gonquin club;  University  club;  Delta  Upsl- 
lon club  of  New  York.  Recreation:  tennis, 
swimming,  fishing  and  hunting.  Residence: 
13247   Euclid-ave.     Office:    2013   E.   65th  st. 

PERDUE,  Robert  Hartley,  Insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  11,  1874;  son  Eugene  H.  and 
Cornelia  M.  (Van  Tine)  Perdue;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  school;  University  school; 
Yale  University;  graduated  Sheffield  Scien- 
tific school  of  Yale.  1896  Ph.B.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  28,  1901  to  Eleanor  H.  Mor- 
gan; member  Troop  A,  O.  N.  G.  1904- 
1907;  world  war,  major  car  div.  O.  R.  C. 
April  1917;  resigned  Aug.  1917;  was  made 
Civilian  Aide  to  the  adjutant  general  for  re- 
mainder of  war  for  military  training  camps 
work;  began  business  career  with  The  Cleve- 
land Leader  1896,  resigned  1902  to  become 
member  of  firm  Wm.  B.  Maxson  &  Co.,  gen. 
Insurance;  this  firm  became  Maxson  &  Per- 
due and  later  Maxson,  Perdue  &  Ketchum: 
pres.  The  Fire  Insurance  club  of  Cleveland; 
Theta  Delta  Chi  fraternity;  32nd  degree  Ma- 
son; Knight  Templar;  Mystic  Shrine;  member 
Union,  University,  Country,  Klrtland  and  Ro- 
tary clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recrea- 
tion: mechanics  and  drawing.  Residence: 
1856  E.   87th  st.     Office:   1890  E.   82nd  st. 

PERKINS,  Emma  Maud,  college  professor; 
born,  Winchester,  New  Hampshire;  daughter 
Orren  and  Sarah  M.  (Clinton)  Perkins;  edu- 
cated, Vassar  college,  1879;  teacher  of  clas- 
sics Central  high  school,  1879-1892;  prof,  of 
Latin,  College  for  Women,  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,    1892;    member    American    Philological 


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assn.;  Classical  Assn.  of  Middle  West  and 
South;  trustee  Mississippi  Institute;  Society 
of  Mayflower  Descendants;  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
Society;  Western  Reserve  Chapter,  D.  A.  R.; 
American  Assn.  of  University  Women;  Wom- 
en's City  and  College  clubs.  Residence:  2125 
Adelbert-rd.  Office:  College  for  Women, 
Western    Reserve    Univ. 

PERKINS.  RoKer  GrisTvold,  prof,  of  pre- 
ventive medicine;  born,  Schenectady,  N.  Y., 
May  17,  1874;  son  Maurice  and  Annie  D. 
(Potts)  Perkins;  educated,  Union  college, 
A.B.,  M.A. ;  Harvard  Univ.,  A.B. ;  Johns  Hop- 
kins, M.D.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  1906  to 
Edna  Brush — children,  Charles  Brush,  Roger 
Grlswold.  Maurice  and  John  Morris;  world 
war,  served  with  American  Red  Cross  Com- 
mission to  Roumania,  1917-1918;  med.  assoc. 
to  Scientific  attache,  American  Embassy, 
Paris,  1918;  director.  Sanitation  div.  Ameri- 
can Red  Cross;  Commission  to  Balkan  States, 
1919;  chief,  Bureau  of  Laboratories,  Div.  of 
Health,  Cleveland,  since  1914;  member  A. A. 
A.S.,  A.M. A.;  American  Public  Health  assn. 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine,  Society  of 
American  Bacteriologists;  Kappa  Alpha  and 
Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities;  Hermit,  May- 
field,  University  and  Cleveland  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: tennis,  riding  and  outdoors  in  gen- 
eral. Residence:  1481  East-blvd.  Office: 
2109    Adelbert-rd. 

PERKINS,  Edna  Brnsh,  author:  born, 
Cleveland,  March  25,  1880;  daughter  Charles 
F.  and  Mary  (Morris)  Brush;  educated,  Hath- 
away-Brown  school;  Miss  Hersey's  school, 
Boston;  special  courses  in  College  for  Women, 
W.  R.  U. ;  married,  Cleveland.  Nov.  14,  1905 
to  Dr.  Roger  Griswold  Perkins — children, 
Charles  Brush,  Roger  Griswold,  Maurice  and 
John  Morris  Perkins;  world  war,  public 
speaker  on  food  conservation  and  Liberty 
Loans;  also  served  as  four  minute  man  in 
Liberty  Loan  drives;  published  two  books. 
"The  White  Heart  of  Mojave,"  1922;  "A  Red 
Carpet  on  the  Sahara,"  1925;  chairman 
Woman  suffrage  party  of  Greater  Cleveland, 
1916-1918;  member  executive  committee  Ohio 
Woman  Suffrage  assn.;  charter  member 
Woman's  club  and  one  of  the  organizers  of 
the  Women's  City  club;  member  advisory 
committee  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  advisory 
committee  group  service  course  In  School 
of  Applied  Social  Science,  W.  R.  U.;  active 
member  Play  House;  member  Cleveland  Mu- 
seum of  Art;  Conference  of  Social  Work; 
American  Federation  of  Art;  MacDowell 
assn.;  one  of  the  organizers  of  the  Amateur 
Musical  club;  was  active  volunteer  in  Asso- 
ciated Charities,  on  board  of  Anti-Tubercu- 
losis league  and  on  board  Welfare  Federa- 
tion. Recreation:  travel  and  out-door  sports, 
camping  out.  Residence:  1481  East-blvd. 
Summer:   R.  F.  D.,  Wakefield,  R.  I. 

PERKIXS,  Florence  Clinton,  teacher  (re- 
tired); born,  Shirley,  Mass.;  daughter  Orren 
and  Sarah  M.  (Clinton)  Perkins;  educated, 
Vassar  college,  A.B.  1875;  valedictorian  of 
class;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Residence: 
2125    Adelbert-rd. 

PERKINS,  Jacob  B.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Warren,  O.,  Dec.  20,  1854;  son  Jacob  and  Eliz- 
abeth (Tod)  Perkins;  educated,  Williams 
college  A.B.  1877;  married,  Cincinnati,  to 
Sallie  Wllshlre — children,  Frances  (deceased) 
and  Ralph;  pres.  The  Hill  Clutch  Ma- 
chine &  Foundry  Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  fraternity;  member  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt, 
Klrtland,  Union  and  University  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 11120  Magnolia-dr.  Office:  6400  Break- 
water-ave. 

PERKIXS,  Ralph,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  29,  1887;  son  Jacob  B.  and 
Sallie  M.    (Wilsbire)   Perkins;  educated,  Wil- 


liams college,  Ph.B.  (litt.);  married.  Colum- 
bus, O.,  April  29.  1911  to  Margaret  Keyes — 
children,  Elizabeth,  Jacob  B.,  2nd  and  Ralph, 
Jr.,  world  war,  capt.  135th  F.A.,  37  div. 
A.  E.  F.;  rapt,  troop  A,  107th  Cav.  O.  N.  G.; 
major  105th  Cav.;  director  public  welfare. 
City  of  Cleveland,  1922-1923;  vlce-pres.  The 
Hill  Clutch  Machine  &  Foundry  Co.;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Tavern,  C.  V.  H.. 
Klrtland  and  Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  1878 
E.  75th  St.  Summer:  Mentor,  O.  Office:  6400 
Break  water-ave. 

PERKINS,  Sallie  W.;  born,  Cincinnati.  O., 
Apr.  23,  1856;  daughter  William  and  Frances 
(White)  Wllshlre;  married,  Cincinnati  to 
Jacob  B.  Perkins — children,  Frances  (de- 
ceased) and  Ralph.  Residence:  11120  Mag- 
nolia-dr. 

PERKINS,  Theodore  T.,  department  man- 
ager, The  Land  Title  Abstract  &  Trust  Co.; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  2,  1897;  son  John  W. 
and  Minnie  E.  (Scarlett)  Perkins;  educated, 
Cleveland,  Shaw  high  school.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  and  special  courses  at  Univ.  of 
Chicago;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1918  to 
Helen  Elizabeth  Andrews — children,  one  son 
and  two  daughters;  served  in  U.  S.  navy  dur- 
ing world  war;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsl- 
lon  fraternity;  member  North  Eastern  Ohio 
Gun  and  Country  club,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Residence: 
3386  Ingleside-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  300 
Plain  Dealer  Bldg. 

PERRIN,  Ada  Butler;  born,  Berlinville.  O., 
Dec.  28,  1874;  daughter  Elmer  B.  and  Alice 
(Finley)  Butler;  educated,  Warrensville  high 
school;  married,  Sept.  28  1898  to  William  New- 
son  Perrin — children,  Ada  Elizabeth  Perrip. 
and  Mary  Alice  (Mrs.  Sherwood  O.  Hirstlus), 
Residence:  2305  Delaware-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

PERRIN,  William  Newson,  designer  and 
builder;  born,  Norwalk,  O.,  May  18,  1870;  son 
William  and  Mary  (Newson)  Perrin;  edu- 
cated, Norwalk  high  and  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science;  married,  Norwalk,  Sept.  28, 
1898  to  Ada  Butler — children,  Ada  Elizabeth 
Perrin  and  Mary  Alice  (Mrs.  Sherwood  O. 
Hirstlus);  pres.  Home  Builders  Exchange; 
sec.  treas.  The  Properties  Building  Co.;  mem- 
ber Zeta  Psi  fraternity.  Residence:  2463 
Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office  10211 
Euclid-ave. 


specializing  in  suburban  property,  country 
estates,  farms  and  acreage;  owner  and 
developer  of  "Kirtlandale  on  the  Chagrin 
River,"  Klrtland  township  and  "Madison 
Palisades  on  the  Grand  River,"  Madison 
township.  Lake  County,  O.,  proprietor  Harold 
Perrin  &  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
board;  member  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  fraternity 
and  Northern  Ohio  Alumni  chapter  of  Phi 
Kappa  Sigma  fraternity.  Recreation:  motor- 
ing, traveling  and  reading.  Residence:  14439 
Superior-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

PERRY,  Drake  Thomdyke,  sec.-treas.  The 
Harshdw  Fuller  &  Goodwin  (Jo.;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  19,  1874;  son  Allen  T.  and  Lydia 
(Potter)  Perry:  educated.  Harvard  Univ., 
A.B.  1897,  LL.B.  1900;  married,  Lockport, 
N.  Y.,  June  20,  1903  to  Katherlne  Lee  Holten- 
house — children,  Allen  T.  and  Dean  Perry; 
trustee   Society   for  Savings;   trustee   Unlver- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

slty  school;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  relation;  member  Astronomical  society;  Lake- 
Commerce;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  (honor-  wood  Women's  and  City  clubs;  Three  Arts 
ary)  and  Theta  Delta  Chi  fraternities;  mem-  club  of  Lakewood;  Musical  Art  society  of 
ber  Rotary  and  Rotary  International  socle-  Cleveland;  Women's  Organization  of  Retail 
ties;  member  Union,  Mayfleld  Country,  Coun-  Ddugglsts.  Recreation:  travel.  Residence: 
try  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Recreation:  1071  Homewood-dr.,  Lakewood. 
Rolf  and  bridge.     Residence:  2572  Gullford-rd. 

Office:  645  Hanna  Bide.  PETOT,    Everett    E.,      retail    shoe    dealer; 

born,     Pittsburgh,     Pa.,     May     26.     1898:     son 

PERSOX,  Ralph  A^  regional  supervisor,  Charles  E.  and  Ida  B.  (Schauweker)  Petot; 
Ocean  Accident  «&  Guarantee  Corp  ;  born,  educated,  University  school;  Dartmouth  col- 
Catsklll,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  30,  1879;  son  Holmes  V.  lege;  married.  Chicago,  June  6,  1923  to  Esther 
and  Rosa  S.  (Quinlan)  Person;  educated,  Cat-  Bradford  .Jones — children,  Charles  Petot  II.; 
skill  high  school  and  Sheldon  Univ.,  Rocke-  pres.  Petot  Realty  Co.;  owner  and  buver 
feller.  111.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  5,  1918  to  Petot  Shoe  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
Irene  Rhoda  Leighton — children,  Julia  Leigh-  fraternity;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Canter- 
ton  Person;  Ohio  and  W.  Va.  regional  super-  bury  Golf  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
visor  for  the  Ocean  Accident  &  Guarantee  2986  Colerldge-rd.  Office:  730  Euclid-ave. 
Corp.,  and  for  the  Columbia  Casualty  Co.  „.,^„»„„  ,  .  ^^  ^  r^^  ^  ^ 
both  located  at  114  Flfth-ave.,  New  York  PETRASH,  Louis,  attorney  and  Cleveland 
City;  member  Central  City  lodge  No.  305,  councilman;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  1.  1891; 
F.  &  A.  M  ;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  son  Michael  and  Marie  (Fesco)  Petrash;  edu- 
Commerce.  Recreation:  athletic  sports.  Resi-  cated.  Kinsman  public  school;  St.  Elizabeth's 
dence:  1830  E.  101st  st.  Office:  430  Guardian  Parochial  school;  Carroll  Univ.  A.B.  and  A.M.; 
Bldg.  law     course     at     Reserve     Law     school;     city 

„„'_,_,„„      „               .,-     J        J        .           1.  councilman    from    ward     29,     1922     and     1923; 

M.^,^h^^f,'nu"p7''A,^J'^**i'«7Q^"''^^M'     ^^T-  from   2nd    district   1924-1925    1926-1927;    active 

Mauch  Chunk,  Pr.,  Aug.  4.  1879;  son  Harry  Al-  =„    ^„,iHr«-    Hnrinp-   ^«t   ^<.^r.n    mpmh^r   i^e-ni 


versitv  school  1902-1908-  nr'incinal  slncp  1908-  community      chest     campaigns     and      various 

chalrl^an' orCommitt'el'o^"EdKion,'c  ^'J}^' r'fltl  '^^'^.^^l^'lf- .^rl'.^.?}^'tLT''^J^I. 
ber    of    Commerc* 
Central     Academi 
Headmasters     ass 

Assn.   Country    Day    Schools,    National    Assn.  .  „    .„          „,         ,.    p    ,..„„,,.     „„„k^_    r^n.^^,,- 

of  Secondary  School  Principals,  National  Col-  chanty    and    relief    work;    member    Gilmour 

leglate    Athletic    assn.;    member    Chamber    of  council  K.  of  C.,   fourth  degree     also  member 

Commerce;    member    Canadian    Campflre    club  many  fraternal  societies  connected  with  local 

of   Cleveland,    Amateur    Musical    and    Singer's  churches;  member  City,  Cleveland  Automobile 

clubs;    member  University,  Country    and    Ro-  and  Magyar  clubs.  Recreation:  motoring,  ten- 

tary    clubs.    Recreation:    tennis,   golf   and   rid-  nis    and    baseball.      Residence:    9910    Rosehlll- 

ing;       has     traveled     extensively     in     United  ave.      Office:    1040    Guardian    Bldg,    and    8917 

States,    Alaska,    Canada    and    Great    Britain,  Buckeye-rd. 

f^Pnpr-^r-'t^vf)?n1.n'^%"/    Vhlw^^  Tl^h°t«'^hffin!:  PETTIBONE,    Anne    Graham;    born,    Cleve- 

\^^^^^^.ul&J^^^^■•  S^^^®'^  Hghts.   Office:  j^^^j.    daughter    Adam    and    Janet    (Marshall) 

university  bcnool.  Graham;      educated,      Vassar      college,      A.B.; 

PETERSON,  Cornelia  Cashlni^;  born,  Cleve-  married,   Cleveland,   Jan.    30,    1907    to   William 

land,  Jan.  27,  1893;  daughter  Henry  Piatt  and  Sherman   Pettlbone    (deceased);   member   Sha- 

Florence       (Williams)       Gushing;       educated,  ker   Heights   Country    club.    Residence:    12341 

Hathaway-Brown  school;   married,  Cleveland,  Euclid-ave. 

April   17,   1923   to   Rev.   Vlvan   Albertus  Peter-  PFEIL,   Rt.  Rev.   Nicholas,   D.   D.,   rector   of 

son;    member    board    Holy    Cross    House    for  St.    Peter's    church;    born,    Cleveland,    Nov.    4, 

crippled   children;    Women's   City   and   Cedar-  1859;  son  Lawrence  and  Franclsca  (Reinhart) 

hurst      clubs.      Residence:      2275      Tudor-dr.,  Pfeil;   educated,   St.   Mary's  and   St.   Stephen's 

Cleveland  Hghts.  parochial    schools;    Canisius    college,    Buffalo, 

PETERSON,  Vlvan  Albertus,  clergyman;  N.  Y.;  St.  Mary's  Theological  Seminary,  Cleve- 
born,  Putnam  County,  111..  Oct.  26.  1892;  son  'and;  ordained  July  1,  1883  by  Bishop  Gil- 
William  Albert  and  Lorena  C.  (Rousseau)  mour;  In  charge  St.  Patricks  church,  Hub- 
Peterson;  educated.  Nashotah  House.  1916.  ^a■'''l•  ^  ^v  1^^^-1884;  pastor  Holy  Trinity 
Nashotah.  Wis.;  married,  Cleveland,  April  17.  c|iurch,  Avon.  O.  1884-1897;  has  been  holding 
1923     to    Cornelia    Gushing;    world    war,     1st  the  rectorate  of  St.  Peter  s  church  since  1897; 


Army  Officers  assn.;  trustee  Nashotah  House;  member   Council    of   the   Bishop   of   Cleveland. 

Holy      Cross      House;       member      Cedarhurst  Residence:    1523    E.    lith    st. 

Country     club       Residence:      2275      Tudor-dr..  PHELAN,    Helen    Marie;    born,    California: 

Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  5607  Whittier-ave.  daughter  Martin   and  Ellen    (Moreland)    Phe- 


chlldren.  Albert  Francis,  Paul   Emil   and  Carl    ^^-    O^'ce.   same. 

Lorenz    Petersllge;    has    been    connected    with        PHELAN,  Harold  V^lncent,  physician;   born, 

Associated    Charities    as    advisor    for    family    West,    N.    Y.,    Feb.    25,    1895;    son    Richard   H. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  Mary  Jane  (Brlslane)  Phelan;  educated, 
Niagara  Univ..  1915;  Georgetown  Univ.  BS 
1919,  M.D.  1921;  Univ.  of  Vienna.  1924;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland.  Feb.  14.  1924  to  Mary  Ger- 
maine  Winter;  world  war,  served  with  U.  R 
navy,  Medical  Reserve  corps;  served  at  St 
Francis  hospital,  Jersey  City.  N.  J.,  St.  Johns 
hospital.  Cleveland;  Physician  for  City  of 
Cleveland:  Opthalmologist  for  Cleveland 
Safety  Council  and  Cleveland  Traffic  court • 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  Assns  • 
identified  with  St.  Alexis  and  Lakeside  hos- 
pitals; Western  Reserve  l^nlv.  Medical  School; 
member  Phi  Beta  Pi  fraternity;  K.  of  C.  Rec. 
reatlon:  tennis  and  skating.  Residence:  1826 
Roxbury-rd.     Office:  Rose  Bldg. 

PIIKLPS,  John  Ht'nry,  candy  manufacturer; 
born,  Petersburg,  Va.,  I860;  son  James  M.  and 
Minnie  (Mitchell)  Phelps;  educated,  private 
fSn?°''  Lynburg,  Va.;  married.  Meadvllle.  Pa., 
1S95  to  Anna  W.  Johnson — children  Robert  W 
and  Charles  Johnson  Phelps;  member  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  and  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  2108  Lennox-rd. 

PHELPS,  Anna  ^V.  JohnMon;  born,  Mead- 
^r  ^•r.^l-^  daughter  Charles  C.  and  Marlon 
V.  (Cochran)  Johnson;  educated,  Allegheny 
college.  Meadville,  Pa.;  married.  Meadvllle, 
^.?-,/^P*-  ^l-  1^95  to  John  Henry  Phelps— 
children,  Robert  W.  and  Charles  Johnson 
Phelps;  member  American  Assn.  of  Unlv 
Women;  Daughters  of  the  American  Revolu- 
tion; Republican  club.  Recreation:  golf 
Residence:  2108  Lennox-rd. 

PHELPS,  Frank  E„  mgr.  Crucible  Steel  Co. 
of  America;  born,  Cazenovia,  N.  Y.,  July 
11,  1S84:  son  James  Duane  and  Helen  (Wea- 
yer)  Phelps;  educated.  Syracuse  Univ.,  BA 
1906;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  frater- 
nity; University  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs. 
Residence:  3813  Euclid-ave.  Office:  721  Lake- 
side-ave.,    N.    W. 

PHELPS,  Dorothy  Hoj^en;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Fred  Neff  and  Mae  K.  (Ladd)  Ho- 
gan;  educated.  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  2,  1823  to  G.  Gor- 
don Phelps.  Residence:  55  Center-st.,  Wll- 
loughby,  O. 

PHELPS,  Elmore  W.,  Swift  &  Co.;  born, 
Fingal.  Ont.,  June  18.  1885;  son  Rev.  S.  W 
and  Edith  Mary  (Kelly)  Phelps;  educated, 
Kalamazoo  college,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  two 
years;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  Chicago,  111.,  two 
years,  B.S.;  Rush  Medical  college,  Chicago, 
two  years  and  a  half;  married;  Chicago,  111., 
June  7,  1911  to  Loretta  L.  Mills;  entered  em- 
ploy of  Swift  &  Co.  1911  and  has  served  this 
company  at  various  plants,  now  being  gen. 
mgr.  of  the  Cleveland  plant;  director  Cleve- 
land Union  Stock  Yards;  member  Phi  Delta 
Theta  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic,  Westwood  and  Rotary 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  11713 
Lake-ave.     Office:   Swift  &  Co.,  U.  S.  Yards. 

PHELPS,  G.  Gordon  I  born,  Cleveland;  son 
George  D.  and  Minnie  M.  (Higgins)  I'helps; 
educated.  Ohio  State  Univ.;  married.  Cleve- 
land, June  2,  1923  to  Dorothy  M.  Hogen.  Resi- 
dence:   55  Center-st.   WiUoughby,   O. 

PHILLIPS,  Arthur  nenjnmin,  wholesale 
lumber;  born.  E.  Cleveland,  Nov.  29,  1890;  son 
Thomas  Sheldon  and  Emma  Lucy  (Knapp) 
Phillips;  educated,  E.  Cleveland  public 
school;  Shaw  high  school;  married,  E.  Cleve- 
land, April  15,  1916  to  Dorothy  R.  Potter — 
children,  David  Sheldon  and  Shirley  Ann 
Phillips;  director  The  Ohio  State  Lumber  Co.; 
member  Willowick  Country  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  Indoor  Polo,  horseback  riding. 
Residence:  2276  St.  James  Parlcway.  Office: 
1021  B.  of  L.  E.   Bldg. 


cock  and  Wilcox  Co..  New  York  City  ' 

dence-     "?7fi    <?t      T-      r'ecreation:   golf.      Resl- 
llghts.  ^^-    "^^""^^    Parkway.    Cleveland 


a    and    earring  on    B     Pl.miDs       R^^.T'*^'"'" 
1543  East-blvd  i-niiups.      Residence: 


Co'nne";"''^:.   Ocr'?6  "fsTf"  s'.  rf  ^^5^'^*=    ^°'-"' 
and     Isabelli      (Payne)      Phiin^o^^^'i^®''   ^^ 

Un^v^'^^D^^Ds"'^'  r>fr<^'=      '^'-'-n      K^sV-e 

Cleveland    Denta!    Society     (tr;asi9'?''»^T<r^^n'' 
ffon^'S'^^:    member   Masonic   lodge^^Re?reI 


6S|v/„^7ToV?„f„"''rf.ra,S'i;rovS€-'' 

and  medallist;  fellow  American  College  of 
Physicians;  married,  Cleveland,  Sent    18    iqn? 

VH^°'"^^V,t  ^°"'««  Sudderth— children  John 
Edward    Phi  lips;    capt.    Medical    corpS'  US 

hoTn  taf'S^'nrnf"l.'i"^  Pbyslclan  Lakeside 
1919  asit  nr;.f^^f  .?^  medicine  W.R.U.  1909- 
?qiq'.  if  ?  °'-  o/  therapeutics  W.R.U.  since 
1919;  director  of  Medical  Dept.  Cleveland 
Clinic;    member    Cleveland    Academy    of    Med 

i^:^^i,^T^^\  H^'°  St^te  Medical  a^8n..Amlr: 
can  Medical,  American  Child  Hygiene  Amer- 
ican Heart.  American  Assn.  of  Gastio-eutlr- 
ologis  s,  American  assn.  for  study  of  Internal 
secretions  and  Pasteur  club  of  Cleve?and- 
fellow  American  College  of  Phvsiclanq- 
trustee  Cleveland  Medical  Library,^  CleveJ 
land  Clinic  Foundation  and  member  board 
^'.,I^^^^"*fT  -(^"lerlcan  College  of  Physicians- 
member    Union    club.       Residence-     97ii     in 

Alfred  Moore:  educated.  Toronto  colleges- 
"l^ri'®*^'  Toronto  to  Esther  Leadbetter— 
children.  J.   Douglas  Moore   Phillips,  Jr      sec 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


National  Assn.  of  Steel  Furniture  Mfgrs.; 
National  councillor  United  States  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  member  American  Academy  of 
Political  and  Social  Science;  American 
Statistical  Assn.;  American  Bureau  of  Eco- 
nomic Research  and  American  Management 
Assn.;  member  Overseas  club  of  London,  Enj?. 
Residence:  14255  Superlor-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  1671  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

PHILLIPS,  Mae  Salter,  born,  Tipton,  Ind.; 
daughter  J.  E.  and  Sarah  (Scott)  Salter; 
educated,  Tipton  high  school;  married, 
Charleston,  111.,  May  10,  1902  to  Rome  Phil- 
lips— children,  Sarah  Phyllis  Phillips;  world 
war,  solicited  Liberty  Bonds;  member  Lake- 
wood  Research  and  Lakewood  Women's 
clubs;  pres.  Lakewood  Research  club,  1916- 
1918.     Residence:    1587  Elbur-ave.,  Lakewood. 

PHILLIPS,  Reginald  G.  A.;  born,  England, 
July  15,  1873;  son  George  W.  and  Helen  (Mar- 
tin) Phillips;  educated  in  England;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  30,  1898  to  Jean  Osborn-— 
children  George  H.  and  Katherlne  C.  Phil- 
lips; 1st  vice-pres.  and  director  American 
Multlgraph  Co.;  director  Brown  Hoisting 
Machinery  Co.;  member  Union,  Country  and 
Pepper  Pike  clubs.  Residence:  2300  Ard- 
leigh-dr.     Office:   E.   40th  St.  and  Kelley-ave. 

PHILLIPS,  Victor  Bourn,  consulting  engi- 
neer; born,  London,  Eng.,  Sept.  4,  1892;  son 
Frederick  Carrington  and  Edith  Bourn 
(Downs)  Phillips;  educated,  Cornell  Univ., 
1915.  M.E.;  world  war,  served  with  Army 
engineers.  1917-1919;  attached  to  U.  S. 
Liquidation  Commission,  Paris  1919  in  charge 
of  sales  to  Spain;  member  firm  CreceUus  & 
Phillips;  pres.  Bourn  Rubber  Mfg.  Co.  of 
Providence,  R.  I.;  member  A.S.M.E.;  Klrt- 
land  and  University  clubs.  Residence:  154.J 
East-blvd.     Office:   1517   Union  Trust   Bldg. 

PHIXNEY,  Bernlce  M^  teacher;  born, 
Chester,  O.;  daughter  Albert  and  Lovina 
(Walker)  Phinney;  educated,  country  school; 
Geauga  Seminary;  Hiram  college,  B.S.;  Co- 
lumbia Univ.;  asst.  principal  Elementary 
school;  high  school  teacher;  now  asst.  prin- 
cipal Lincoln  high  school;  pres.  Hiram  col- 
lege club;  sec.  Columbia  Teachers  College 
club;  member  Business  Women's  club;  has 
traveled  extensively  through  the  United 
States  and  Europe.  Residence:  3166  Red- 
wood-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Lin- 
coln High  School. 

PHYPERS,  Charles  J.,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1874;  son  Geo.  S.  and  Catherine  E.  Phy- 
pers;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  1905  to  Harriet  Wood — 
children,  Dean  W.  and  Edith  W.  Phypers; 
formerly  pres.  Reliance  Trust  Co.,  Reliance 
Securities  Co.  and  Reliance  Savings  and  Loan 
Co.;  vlce-pres.  The  Neale  Phypers  Co.; 
pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Phypers  Farms  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art:  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Mid-Day  and  Cedarhurst 
Country  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  E. 
Cleveland  Baptist  church.  Residence:  2050 
Noble-rd. 

PHYPERS,  George  "WUIIain,  insurance; 
born,  Cleveland,  April  8,  1873;  son  George 
Sutcliffe  and  Catherine  E.  (Barker)  Phypers; 
educated,  public  schools;  attended  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  1, 
1900  to  Maude  Pauline  Maynard — children, 
June  G.,  Paul  G.,  Fordham  S.,  Thurlow  A., 
Marian  L.  and  Ruth  S.  Phypers;  councilman 
Richmond  Hghts.  village;  vice-pres.  The 
Neale  Phypers  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
East  Cleveland  Baptist  church;  Canterbury 
Golf  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3510 
Richmond-rd.,  South  Euclid,  O.  Office:  1240 
Huron-rd. 


PICKUS,  Abe.  lumber;  born,  Russia,  Oct 
16,  1891-  son  Harry  and  Mary  (Zill)  Plckus; 
educatea,  Russia  and  Cleveland  schools;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  29,  1922  to  Etta  Fried- 
man— children,  one;  world  war,  two  years 
service  with  American  Exp.  forces,  in  U.  S. 
and  abroad;  sec.  St.  Clair  and  E.  106th  Co.; 
pres.  Carnegie  Mortgage  &  Investment  Co.; 
owner  A.  Plckus  Lumber  Co.;  member  Bnal 
Brlth;  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Jewish  Center.  Residence: 
3314  E.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

PIERCE,  CllfTord  E^  pres.  The  Betz-PIerce 
Co.;  born,  Greenfield,  O.,  July  15,  1880;  son 
James  Lorenzo  and  Clara  Elizabeth  (Kelly) 
Pierce;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  2,  1903  to  Jessie 
Venning  Palmer;  selected  by  bankers  com- 
mittee to  serve  as  director  of  finance  under 
mayor  Kohler's  administration;  formerly 
associated  with  the  firm  of  Iron  Merchants, 
The  Bassett-Presby  Co.  (absorbed  by 
Carnegie  Steel  Co.  1911);  one  of  the  founders 
of  the  Betz-Plerce  Co.,  steel  jobbers  started 
in  1911;  pres.  The  Betz-Pierce  Co.;  pres.  The 
Massillon  Steel  Castings  Co.  of  Masslllon, 
O.;  vice  pres.  and  director  The  Security  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.  of  (Cleveland;  director  and 
member  of  executive  committee  The  Domes- 
tic Electric  Co.;  director  Fulton  Fdry.  & 
Mach.  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Assn.  of  Credit 
Men  and  vice  pres.  three  times;  member 
American  Iron  &  Steel  Institute  of  N.  Y.; 
captain  of  Community  fund  and  active  in 
all  Red  Cross  and  Liberty  Loan  drives;  mem- 
ber all  Masonic  bodies;  member  Union,  Mid 
Day,  Shaker  Heights  Country  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs;  member  and  past  pres.  Rotary 
Club  of  Cleveland,  1921-1923.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2703  Leighton-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.    Office:     2230    E.   9th   st. 

PIERCE,  LaVelle,  manager;  born,  Kings- 
ton, N.  Y.,  July  1884;  son  R.  A.  and  Elizabeth 
(Northrup)  Pierce;  educated,  Kingston  Acad- 
emy; married,  Kingston.  June  1912  to  Grace 
Duryea  Lounsbery — children,  Donald  Edward 
and  Belle  Elizabeth  Pierce;  treas.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Hotel  (Cleveland;  member  National 
Town  and  Country  and  Optimists  clubs.  Res- 
idence:   Hotel  Cleveland. 

PIERCE,  Robert  Stirling;  born,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  13,  1857;  son  John  and  Mary 
(McAlplne)  Pierce;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic schools  and  Central  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  20,  1885  to  Cora  Patterson — 
children,  Donald  Patterson  Pierce  and  Mar- 
garet Patterson  (Mrs.  Edward  B.  Leisen- 
rlng);  worked  on  draft  board  medical  divi- 
sion during  world  war;  first  took  up  news- 
paper work  and  made  city  editor  of  the 
Cleveland  Leader  at  age  of  20;  became  sec. 
of  the  Cleveland  Rubber  Co.  1888;  retired  in 
1911  to  devote  time  to  building  and  loan  bus- 
iness; for  many  years  a  director  and  member 
of  executive  committee  of  The  Equity  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.;  director,  member  of  execu- 
tive committee  and  vice  pres.  The  Economy 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  served  for  several  years 
as  a  citizen  member  of  New  Court  House 
commision.  Residence:  9507  Euclid-ave. 
Office:  1005  Guardian  Bldg. 

PIERCY,  Harry  Dorenias,  physician;  born, 
Wllshlre,  O.,  Mar.  27,  1886;  son  Charles  God- 
fried  and  Margaret  (Harper)  Plercy;  edu- 
cated, Miami  Univ.,  A.B.,  1910;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  M.D.,  1915;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  19,  1916  to  Caroline  A.  Behlen — chil- 
dren, Margaret  Harper  and  Carol  Louise 
Plercy;  commissioned  first  lleut.  M.C. U.S.A., 
June  9,  1917;  member  U.S.A.  base  hospital 
No.  4  (Lakeside  Unit);  served  on  medical  ser- 
vice of  this  unit  which  was  loaned  to  the 
British  and  which  occupied  General  Hospital 
No.  9  B.E.F.  at  Rouen,  France;  chief  of  medi- 


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cal  service  from  Nov.  30,  1918-Apr.  17,  1919; 
interne  medical  service  at  Lalteslde  Hospital 
Aug.  1915-Sept.  1916;  sec.  Medical  Section 
Ohio  State  Medical  Assn.  1924;  chairman 
Medical  Section  Ohio  State  Medical  Assn.  1925; 
private  practice  since  Oct.  1916;  sec.  treas. 
Medical  Fraternity  Co.;  director  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine  1924-1927;  sec.  treas. 
Western  Reserve  Medical  Alumni  Assn.  1919- 
1927;  fellow  American  Medical  Assn.;  member 
Ohio  State  Medical  assn.  and  Medical  Arts 
club;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  and  Phi  Rho 
Sigma  fraternities;  member  University  club. 
Residence:  2137  Falmouth-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    8314    Euclld-ave. 

PITKIN,  AVillinm  Jr.,  landscape  architect; 
born,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  .Tune  3,  1884;  son  Wil- 
liam and  Helen  (Chase)  Pitkin;  educated, 
Rochester  high  school,  Bradstreet  prepara- 
tory school  and  Cornell  Univ.  1909;  married, 
Rochester,  May  24,  1910  to  Marjorie  Mott — 
children,  William  Pitkin  III  and  Helen  Chase 
Pitkin;  camp  general  sec.  Y.M.C.A.,  Camp 
Mills,  N.  Y.  1918-1919;  pres.  William  Pitkin, 
Jr.  &  Seward  H.  Mott,  Inc.,  Cleveland;  di- 
rector Chase  Bros.  Co.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. ; 
member  Sigma  Phi  fraternity;  member  Can- 
terbury Country,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Cornell  clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Detroit  Ath- 
letic and  Genesee  Valley  clubs  (Rochester). 
Residence:  2919  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   3866  Carnegie-ave. 

PITTIS,  Marenret  Birney,  former  teacher 
and  business  woman;  born,  Harrison  Co.  O., 
daughter  Albert  and  Jane  K.  (Blrney)  Pittis; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Valparaiso,  Indiana,  B.S. ; 
graduate  work  at  Harvard  and  Western  Re- 
serve Universities;  active  in  sale  of  liberty 
and  victory  loan  bonds;  taught  in  South  high 
evening  or  Americanization  school  for  five 
years;  served  in  election  booth  and  as  pre- 
cinct captain;  in  wholesale  business  with 
brother,  W.  E.  Pittis  for  eight  years;  pres. 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  Mission- 
ary society  of  Epworth  church  for  four  years; 
member  Epworth  M.  E.  Church;  member  R.A. 
R. ;  Federation  of  Women's  clubs,  Mary  E. 
Bentley  Emerson  Study  circle;  Unity  (pres. 
for  two  years)  and  Cinema  clubs;  member 
League  of  Women  Voters  and  Consumers' 
League;  active  in  campaign  for  equal  suf- 
frage; traveled  in  Europe  summers  of  1909 
and  1923;  has  traveled  extensively  in  the  U. 
S.  and  Canada.  Recreation:  compiling  four 
lines  (father's  and  mother's  paternal  and 
maternal)  of  family  geneology.  Residence: 
1842   Penrose-ave.,   East  Cleveland. 

PITT.S,  Marjorie  Alexander;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  20,  1885;  daughter  Chester  G.  and 
Avis  (Stevens)  Alexander;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  graduate  of  Mich.  State 
Normal  college.  Conservatory  of  Music;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Apr.  28,  1909  to  Walter  C. 
Pitts — children.  Avis  Elizabeth  Pitts;  volun- 
teer home  service  work  for  Red  Cross  and 
West  End  chairman  of  knitting  for  Western 
Reserve  chapter  of  D.A.R.  during  world  war; 
member  Western  Reserve  chapter  D.A.R. ; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  14908 
Clifton-blvd. 

PLACAK,  Joaeph  Charles,  physician;  born, 
Ceveland,  Feb.  22,  1882;  son  Anthony  and 
Jennie  (Goldstein)  Placak;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools,  Ohio  Weslyan  Univ.  and 
Univ.  of  Prague,  Prague  Austria;  married, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  21,  1907  to  Eunice  S.  Emde — 
children,  Joseph  C.  Jr.,  Fred.  C,  Robert  L.  and 
Jessie  Williams  Placak;  major  In  medical 
corps,  chief  of  medical  division  Evacuation 
hospital  No.  6,  and  Base  hospital  No.  27,  Cob- 
lenze,  Germany;  took  part  in  Alnse-Marne, 
Argonne  Meuse,  St.  Mihlel  campaigns;   mem- 


ber of  disability  board  3rd  army  Coblenz, 
Germany;  resident  pathologist  Cleveland  City 
hospital  1903-1904;  resident  physician  at  City 
hospital  1904.-1905;  medical  superintendent 
Municipal  Institutions  at  Warrensvllle;  lec- 
turer on  Internal  medicine  Cleveland  College 
of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  1906-1910;  In 
charge  of  tuberculosis  work  and  open  air 
schools  of  Cleveland;  visiting  pathologist  to 
St.  Lukes  hospital;  head  of  division  of  tuber- 
culosis Cleveland  City  hospital;  director  of 
Medicine  St.  Johns  hospital;  director  and 
medical  director  Cleveland  Life  Insurance  Co.; 
member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  American 
Medical  assns.;  member  National  Tuberculo- 
sis assn.;  pres.  Anti-tuberculosis  league; 
chairman  of  tuberculosis  commission.  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine,  Cleveland;  identified  with 
Cleveland  Health  Council;  member  I'lii  Beta 
IM  fraternity;  member  Iris  Blue  lodge. 
Heights  chapter  and  Commandery,  Lake  Erie 
Consistory;  member  Cleveland  Clinical  club. 
Residence:  222s  Woodmere-dr.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:   8314   Euclid-ave. 

PL..\TT,  \Varren  C,  publisher;  born,  Dela- 
ware, O.,  Dec.  6,  1883;  son  Frederick  W.  and 
Nettie  S.  Piatt;  married,  Cleveland,  1910  to 
Bess  G.  Henderson — children,  Elizabeth  Jane 
and  Margaret  H.  Piatt;  pres.  National  Petro- 
leum Pubg.  Co.;  member  Union  and  Advertis- 
ing club  of  Cleveland  and  New  York;  member 
Chemists  club  of  New  York.  Residence:  3158 
Morley-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  Caxton 
Bldg. 

I'LiATTKH,  Josephine  Fisher;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  2,  1888;  daughter  Harry  Waldo  and 
Estelle  Bradburn  (Eason)  Fisher;  educated, 
Vassar  college;  married,  Cleveland,  June  7, 
1913  to  Francis  Bonnell  Platter;  worked  at 
Red  Cross  headquarters  during  world  war; 
awarded  medal  of  merit;  her  great  grand- 
father, Charles  Bradburn,  was  one  of  the  first 
Clevelanders  to  see  the  need  of  a  public  high 
school;  he  gave  the  land  for  the  first  public 
high  school;  a  bronze  tablet  on  the  site  on 
Prospect-ave.  was  unveiled  by  her  mother, 
Estelle  Bradburn  Eason  Fisher;  member 
Western  Reserve  chapter  D.A.R.;  member 
board  of  management;  both  sides  of  family 
came  to  Cleveland  in  the  40's  and  early  50'3. 
Residence:  1896  Grasmere-st.,  East  Cleve- 
land. 

PLKIVT,  John  Richard,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  March  12,  1895;  son  Dr.  John 
Bernard  and  Barbara  (Pycha)  Plent;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  grade  schools;  South  high 
school,  1912;  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.,  1916, 
A.B. ;  W.  R.  U.  Medical  School,  1920,  M.D.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1923  to  Mary  B. 
Kirby — children,  Marjorie  Esther  Plent;  mem- 
ber S.A.T.C.  Western  Reserve  Medical  School 
during  war;  house  physician  and  surgeon  St. 
Alexis  hospital.  1919-1922;  studied  two  months 
at  Columbia  Univ.  and  six  months  at  St. 
Louis  Univ.;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  American  and  Ohio  State  Medical 
assns.;  Sigma  Nu  and  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa 
fraternities;  Knights  of  Columbus.  Residence: 
3231  E.  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   3789   E.   131-8t. 

POCOCK,  Herman  D^  physician;  born, 
Navarre,  O.,  Aug.  12,  1890;  son  Isreal  B.  and 
Eva  Amelia  (Deidler)  Pocock;  educated, 
West  Virginia  State  Univ.  B.S.,  1909-1911; 
Western  Reserve  Medical,  M.D.  1912-1916; 
married,  Fairmount,  W.  Va.,  June  24,  1914  to 
Esta  Dee  Crowl — children,  Doris  Jean,  Betty, 
Herman  and  Elolse  Pocock;  world  war,  ship 
surgeon  S.S.  Training  Ship  Missouri;  mem- 
ber Sigma  Phi  Epsllon  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu 
fraternities.  Residence:  16211  OakhiU-rd.,  E. 
Cleveland.     Office:   13237   Superior-ave. 


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POMEREXK.  Atlee,  lawyer;  born.  Berlin,  idence:  2677  Berkshire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
O.,  Dec.  6.  186.3;  son  Dr.  Peter  P.  and  Eliza-  Office:  207  Blackstone  Bldg. 
beth  J.  (Wi.se)  Pomerene;  educated.  Ver- 
million Institute,  Hayesville,  O..  1878-1882;  POPE,  Jane  Xancy;  born,  Warrensville,  O.. 
Princeton  Univ.,  A.B.;  Cincinnati  Law  School,  Apr.  18,  1839;  daughter  John  Mason  and 
1886,  LL.B.;  LL.D.  degrees  received  from  Mt.  Abigail  (Dolloff)  Bean;  educated,  Warrens- 
Union,  Scio,  Wooster,  Miami  Univ.  and  Kenyon  y,"'e;  married,  Cleveland  Feb.  27,  1856  to 
college;  married.  Canton,  O.,  June  29,  1892  to  I' rederick  C.  Pope;  member  Early  Settlers 
Mary  H.  Bockius;  city  solicitor  Canton,  Assn  of  Cuyahoga  Co.;  former  member  of  the 
prosecuting  attorney  Stark  County;  lieiit.  Humane  society.  Residence:  14416  Superior- 
Gov.  and  United  States  senator,   1911   to  1923;  ''"•■  <-leveland  Hghts. 

special  counsel  appointed  by  president   in   tlift  poPE,     Walter     S-     instructor     in      music 

Naval    Petroleum    Reserve    cases;    nominated  w.R.U.;    born,    Cleveland,    1877;    son    John    L. 

for     United      States      Senate     at     Democratic  and    Frances    E.     (Whipple)    Pope;    educated, 

primary,     Aug.     10,     1926;     director    Guardian  Cleveland,    high    school    and    private    instruc- 

Trust   Co.;    member   law    firm    Squire,    Sanders  tion    in    music    in    Cleveland    and    New    York; 

&   Dempsey;    member   Union   club.    Residence:  married,     Evanston,     111.,     1906     to     Florence 

Wade   Park   Manor.    Office:    1857   Union    Trust  Emily     Stair — children.      Sterling     W.      Pope. 

Bldg.  Residence:     2271     St.     James-pkwy.       Studio: 

P05IER0Y,      Frances     Macdonald;      born,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Guelph,    Ont.,    April    12,    1896;    daughter    Hugh 


II    and    Catherine    Macdonald    Pomeroy    mem-  ^g^^      married,    Cleveland,    Apr.     18,     1900     to 

ber    Junior    league.       Residence:     2939     Hun-  g^rah      Rogers      Collins— children,      Harriette 

tington-rd.  Frances    (Mrs.   Erdman   Harris),   John   Collins 

POMEROY,    Lawrence    A.,    physician;    born,  and  Sarah   Pope;   went   to  work   as   office   boy 

Cleveland,     Mav     10,     1883;     son     Harlan     and  for    the    Cleveland    Malleable    Iron    Co.,    July 

Frances    (Pomroy)    Pomeroy;    educated,    Yale,  1884;     this    became    a    part    of    the    National 

A.B.      1905;      Western      Reserve.      M.D.      1908;  Malleable  Casting  Co.   1891  which   is   now   the 

married,    Cleveland,    Nov.    15,    1911    to    Norma  National       Malleable       and       Steel       Castings 

Tamblyn     (deceased) — children,    Lawrence    A.  Co.;    became    asst.    treas.    1891;    later    a    vice 

Pomeroy,  Jr.;  married,   Guelph,  Ont.,  June  23,  pres.;    Since    1913    pres.    of    this    company;    di- 

1920  to  Frances  MacDonald — children.  Harlan  rector   Eberhard   Mfg.   Co.,   Link-Belt   Co.   and 

Pomeroy   II   and   Catherine   Macdonald   Pome-  Cleveland     Trust    Co.;     trustee     Western     Re- 

roy;       consulting       surgeon       to       Maternity  serve     Univ.;     elder    of    The    Churcii     of    the 

hospital;   visiting  radium   therapist  Cleveland  Covenant;    member   Union,   Country.   Mayfield, 

City    hospital;    fellow    American    College    of  Kirtland,     Rowfant,     Mid-Day     and     Chicago 

Surgeons;  member  American  Radium  Society;  S3"^^-,  „.?,?^1^®P^®-     ^^^^     Magnolia-dr.       Of- 

Radiological      Society      of      North      America;  iice:    10600    Quincy-ave. 

trustee      Cleveland      Academy      of      Medicine;  poPE,   Sarah   Rogers   Collins;   born,   Akron, 

trustee    Cleveland      Medical      Library      assn.;  q      ggp^     27,    1875;    daughter    Charles    E.    and 

member  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Sigma  Xi  and  Alpha  Harriette  Rogers  (Colwell)  Collins;  educated; 

^I'^u^^T^'^^'^^^  ^'■^^*'„'n"on^'ff  =  Union  and  Country  Cleveland  public   schools;   Miss  Mittleberger's 

^i.'i^?;  ?®^'*^®T>".S.®=    2^^^   Huntington-rd.   Office,  gehool  1894;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.   18.   1900 

bOS   Osborn    Bldg.  to    Henry    Francis    Pope — children.    Harriette 

POMEROV,  Norma  B.  PlaiHted,  dentist;  Frances  (Mrs.  Erdman  Harris)  John  Collins 
born,  Painesville,  O.,  Sept.  28,  1894;  daugh-  and  Sarah  Pope;  member  ^yomen's  City  club, 
ter  Charles  E.  and  Mary  A.  (Mahoney)  Residence:  1686  Magnolia-dr. 
Plaisted;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  poPE,  France.s  E..  (Whipple),  former  teach- 
and  Western  Reserve  Dental  college.  1918;  ^j..  j^^rn,  Standish,  Me.,  Aug.  13,  1840;  educat- 
married,  Cleveland,  Marc'h  21,  1925  to  Dr.  ^^  Mainse  public  and  private  .schools;  mar- 
Orange  B.  Pomeroy;  meml^er  Cleveland,  Ohio  ried,  Detroit,  Mich.,  June  13,  1865  to  John 
State  and  American  Dental  societies;  Federa-  Lang  Pope —  children,  Henry  F.,  Edward  M. 
tion  of  American  Women  Dentists  Resi-  (deceased),  Herbert,  Carlvle,  Alfred  (de- 
dence:  2744  Hampshire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  ceased),  W^alter  S.  and  Arthur  Pope.  Resl- 
Office:    1808    Coventry-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.  dence:   2064  Cornell-rd. 

^v?***^**^'***^'  *^cf"'*5*,'?"*"I'f^iP'^^'^''^'^"-  ^°r"'  POPE,     Edward     A.,     manufacturer;     born, 

Chardon,.    O.,    Sept.     14      189o;     son    Franklin  Cleveland.     Apr.     18,     1890;     son     F.     A.     and 

Spencer  and   Lynn   Clyde    (Barker)    Pomeroy;  Blanche      (Arnold)      Pope;     educated,     Culver 

educated,    Chardon    -">-'">    c„u^^i.,.     a^^ik^..*    .  ^    •   .     .  i,-      _ 

college, 

Reser\ 

Clevel  _ 

Plaisted;     world     war,      enli.sted     Base     hos-  Sq^iar^  Hotel7"""offi(re7' 5508'^MaurTce-ave." 

pital    No.     4,    1917;     commissioned    2nd    lieut. 

Sanitary  Corps.  1918;  overseas  May  8,  1917  to  POPE,  F.  Alton,  manufacturer;  born,  Cleve- 

June    7.    1919;    discharged    at    Camp    Devens,  land.   May   3,    1865;    son    Edward   C.   and   Mary 

Mass.,   June   13,   1919;   commissioned   1st  lieut.  (Riley)      Pope;     educated,     Cleveland     public 

Med.    Reserve    Corps    1924;    member    Academy  schools;    cliildren,    Edward    A.    and    Ervin    C. 

of    Medicine;    Sigma    Nu    and    Nu    Sigma    Nu  Pope;   pres.   The  (Cleveland  Liner  &  Mfg.   Co.: 

fraternities.    Residence:     2744    Hampshire-rd.  member    Masonic    lodge;     member    Cleveland 

Office:    1808   Coventry-rd.  Athletic     club.       Residence:       Bolton      Square 

«^^-r»    »x           «-             T>     ij-         or          /-.  Hotel.     Office:   5508  Maurice-ave.    (Deceased). 

POND,  Harry  W.,  sec.  Building  &  Loan  Co.; 

born.    Petroleum    Center,    Pa.,    May    23,    1872;  PORCH,    Elwln    Roscoe,    district     manager 

son    Henry    and    Mary    M.    (Gates)    Pond;    ed-  Perfection       Stove      Co.j      born      Mansfield,    O. 

ucated.  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  B.A.;  sec.   Econ-  July    13,    1877;    son    Charles    H.    and   Charlotte 

omy    Savings    &    Loan    Co.;    treas.    The    Ohio  (Skinner)    Porch;    educated,    Mansfield    public 

Forge    Co.;    member   Phi    Delta   Theta    frater-  schools;    married,    Mansfield,    Sept.    5,    1905    to 

nity;   member   Town   and  Country  club.    Res-  Edythe  Saeltzer — children,  Mae  Louise  Porch; 

290 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


served  in  Ohio  National  guard  as  1st  lleut. 
Co.  M.,  Sth  infantry;  saw  service  in  Cuba 
during  Spanisli  Anierioan  war  In  1898;  asso- 
ciated with  tlie  I'^rio  K.  R.  for  16  years  as 
T.P.A.  St.  Paul,  Minn.;  T.  P.  A.  Chicago  111.; 
C.  C.  P.  D.  New  York  City;  district  manager 
of  Perfection  Stove  Co.  since  1918;  chair- 
man R.  R.  society  of  New  York  City  1915- 
1916;  member  Masonic  order,  blue  lodge. 
Royal  Arch,  Royal  and  Select  master  mason; 
membership  in  all  masonic  bodies  St.  Paul, 
Minn.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  High 
Noon  clubs.  Residence:  2064  E.  88th  st.  Of- 
fice:   7609    Platt-ave. 

PORTKK,  Herbert  ^Vllber,  advertising; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  19,  1891;  son  C.  Herbert 
and  Clarkson  (Hoodless)  Porter;  educated, 
I'niversity  school  and  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
B.A.:  married,  Cleveland,  to  Mary  Lincoln — 
children,  two;  U.  S.  army,  motor  transport 
corps,  A.E.F. ;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  Fra- 
ternity; member  American  Legion;  member 
University  and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs. 
Residence:  11217  Bellfiower-rd.  Office:  2116 
B.F.  Keith  Bldg. 

PORTER.  Elizabeth.  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  4,  1893;  daughter  James  Lorimer 
and  Margaret  (Johnson)  Porter;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools  and  Laurel 
school;  iTiember  Junior  league.  Residence: 
11214  Euclid-ave. 

PORTER,  Marprarct  Johnson;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  30,  1S67;  daughter  Philander  Levi 
and  Sarah  Clarke  Johnson;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools.  Miss  Mittleberger's 
school  and  Hellmuth  college,  London,  Can- 
ada; married,  Ceveland,  Oct.  12,  1892  to 
.lames  Lorimer  Porter — children,  two  daugh- 
ters; member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
1121^    Euclid-ave. 

PORTER,  Sarah  M.,  teacher  and  author; 
born,  Belleville,  Mich.;  daughter  John  and 
Priscilla  (Vining)  Boyce;  educated,  Ypsi- 
lanti  high  school  and  Mich.  State  Normal  col- 
lege; two  years  in  dramatic  work  and  two 
years  in  Chautauqua  readings;  married, 
Ypsilanti,  Aug.  15,  1882  to  Charles  Edwin 
Porter — children,  Marguerite  Porter  Culp; 
organizer  and  first  pres.  Cleveland  Federa- 
tion of  Women's  clubs;  on  board  of  Women's 
Council  of  Defense  and  speaker  for  liberty 
bonds  during  the  world  war;  teacher  of  par- 
limentary  law  and  author  of  "Parlimentary 
Law  Simplified;"  organizer  of  women's  clubs; 
official  parliamentarian  of  Cleveland  Federa- 
tion of  Women's  clubs;  director  member  of 
Board  of  Federation;  member  Western  Re- 
serve chapter  of  D.A.R. ;  John  Alden,  Priscilla 
Mullins  and  her  father  William  Mullins  were 
her  ancestors  who  came  over  in  the  Mbyflower; 
revolutionary  ancestors  are  Josiah  Burton 
and  the  Vinings;  member  Calvary  Presby- 
terian church;  member  U  and  I  Literary  and 
East  Cleveland  Women's  clubs.  League 
of  Women  Voters.  Recreation:  music  and 
writing.      Residence:    1890    Colonnade-rd. 

PORTER,  Clarence  Herbert;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  15,  1861;  son  D'Arcy  and  Emma 
(Vance)  Porter:  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Hamilton,  Can.,  Aug.  8, 
1888  to  Clarkson  Hoodless — children,  Her- 
bert Wllber  and  D'Arcy  Hoodless  Porter; 
formerly  treas.  White  Sewing  Machine  Co., 
retired  May  6,  1919:  member  Union,  Mid-Day 
and  Mayfield  Country  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.    Residence:    11217   Bellflower-rd. 

PORTER,  John  F.,  treas.  director  Peerless 
Motor  Car  Co.;  born,  Elkton,  Md.,  Oct.  22, 
1875;  son  Richard  C.  and  Martha  E.  (Terrell) 
Porter;  educated,  public  schools  of  Maryland 
and    Dickinson    college,    Carlisle.     Pa..     A.B., 


married,  Elkton,  Oct.  5,  1904  to  Mary  Coving- 
ton May — children,  four;  national  Red  Cross 
work  as  director  of  finance  and  accounting, 
Philadelphia  division;  asst.  treas.,  E.  I.  du- 
Pont  de  Nemours  &  Co.,  comptroller  Cadillac 
Motor  Car  Co.;  treas.  and  director  The  Peer- 
less Motor  Car  Co.;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi 
fraternity;  member  Masonic  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.; 
menfber  Moslem  Shrine;  member  Raven's 
(^law;  member  Chagrin  Valley  Country  and 
National  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence. 2900  Washington-blvd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    E.    93rd    st.    and    Quincy-ave. 

PORTERFIELD,  Auwtln  Roy,  public  ac- 
countant; born.  Wheeling,  Mo.,  Mar.  25,  1876; 
son  Walter  Lowrie  and  Elizabeth  Frances 
(Dunkin)  Porterfield;  educated,  Missouri 
high  school;  married,  Angola,  Ind.,  Aug.  21, 
1907  to  Irene  Mildred  Sniff — children,  Lucie 
Anne  Porterfield;  partner  Haskins  &  Sells; 
member  American  Society  of  Certified  Public 
accountants;  member  Masonic  order,  32nd 
degree  and  Shrine  (Los  Angeles);  member 
Union,  Canterbury  Golf  and  Banker's  club 
of  America  (N.  Y.);  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2285  Demlngton-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  713  Federal  Reserve  Bank  Bldg. 

PORTM.VN'N,  UrMus  Victor,  physician:  born, 
Jackson,  Minn.,  Jan.  20,  1S87;  son  William 
C.  and  Emma  E.  (Ball)  Portmann;  educated, 
Adelbert  college.  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
A.B.  1909;  M.D.  1913;  married.  Cleveland,  June 
14,  1914  to  Ina  Fuller — children,  Ralph  Ful- 
ler Portmann;  county  chairman  American 
Red  Cross,  Jackson  Co.,  Minn.;  first  lleut. 
U.  S.  A.  Med.  R.  C.  Oct.  1917-July  1918;  capt. 
U.  S.  A.  Med.  R.  C.  July  1918-May  1919, 
A.  E.  F. :  at  present  major  In  Med.  O.  R.  C 
commanding  W.  R.  U.  surgical  hospital  No. 
6;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  Ameri- 
can Medical  assns. ;  member  American  Roent- 
gen Ray  society  and  Radiological  societies 
of  Cleveland  and  North  America;  member 
Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraterni- 
ties; member  Wlllowick  country  club.  Recre- 
ation: golf.  Residence:  3006  Berkshlre-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:  Cleveland  Clinic. 

PORTHI.VXN,  Ina  Fuller;  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  8,  1891;  daughter  Ralph  L.  and  Wini- 
fred (Ingeisol)  Fuller;  educated,  Bennetts 
school;  married,  Cleveland.  June  24,  1914  to 
U.  V.  Portmann — children,  Ralph  Fuller  Port- 
mann; member  Willowlch  Country  club.  Res- 
idence:   3006    Berkshlre-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

PORUS,  Max  Daniel,  dentist;  born.  New 
York  City,  Apr.  22,  1896;  son  John  and  Dora 
(Sporn)  Porus;  educated,  Outhwaite  public 
school.  Central  high  school  and  Western  Re- 
serve Dental  college  1919;  member  medical 
reserve  corps  1916-1918;  practiced  dentistry 
for  four  years  corner  Central-ave.  and  E. 
53rd  St.;  for  two  years  In  partnership  with 
Dr.  P.  L.  Gilbert,  located  at  Euclid-ave.  and 
E.  55th  St.;  member  Alpha  Zeta  Gamma  fra- 
ternity; all  scholastic  football  player  for 
three  years  at  Central  high  school;  played 
end  on  Reserve  football  team  1917-1918.  Rec- 
reation: fishing,  baseball,  football  and  golf. 
Residence:  1027  Thornhlll-dr.  Office:  Rois- 
ter   Bldg.,    Euclid    and    E.    55th    st. 

POST,  DeHHie  Mildred,  mathematics  teacher 
West  Technical  high  school;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Frank  C.  and  Dora  M.  (Peet)  Post; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools.  West 
high  school  and  Cleveland  School  of  Educa- 
tion; member  Business  &  Professional 
Women's  club.  Residence:  3971  Riveredge- 
rd.     Office:     West    Technical    High    school. 

POST,  Emma  Hartman;  born,  Meadvllle, 
Pa..  Mar.  14,  1858;  daughter  John  J.  and 
.Tulia  A.  (Baughman)  Hartman:  educated, 
Meadvllle    public    schools    and    State    Normal 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

school  Edinboro,  Pa.;  married  Meadvllle.  POTTS,  John  Frederick,  attorney  at  (aw; 
Pa  June  18  1914  to  Jay  Hawley  Post;  born,  Troy,  O.,  Feb.  6.  1887;  son  John  R.  and 
member  American  National  Red  Cross;  mem-  Hester  Anna  (Eccard)  Potts;  educated.  Tip- 
ber  Denison  chapter  No.  436,  O.  E.  S.  of  pecanoe  City,  Ohio,  high  school,  Ohio  Wes- 
Cleveland-  member  Amethvst  Rebeka  lodge  lyan  Univ.,  A.B.  1909;  Western  Reserve  Univ 
No  269  I'O  F  F.;  past  noble  grand  of  Ame-  LL.B.  1912;  married.  Alliance,  O.,  June  5 
thyst  Rebeka  lodge  of  Meadvllle,  Pa.;  mem-  1920  to  Marguerite  C.  Williams — children, 
ber  South  side  Woman's  club  of  Cleveland.  Eleanor  Mae  Potts;  commissioner  of  recre- 
Residence'    1711    Mentor-ave.  ation   1916-1920;  ensign   Naval  Aviation   1918; 

-,,  ,  ,  Athletic  instructor  University  school  1909- 
POST,  James  R.,  salesman;  born,  Cleveland  ^9^5.  professional  baseball,  Texas  League 
June  4,  1852;  son  Nathan  and  Laura  (Lord)  1909;  Ohio  State  league  1910-11-12;  Federal 
Post;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  mar-  jgague  1913-1914;  Western  league  1914;  pres. 
ried,  Manchester,  la.  Jan.  1,  1879  to  Mary  ^nd  gen.  mgr.  The  Cuyahoga  Excavating 
A.  Roe — children,  Bessie  Post  Russell;  asso-  qq  1920-1923;  sec.  treas.  Universal  Invest- 
ciated  with  the  Root  McBride  Co.  more  than  rnent  Co.;  pres.  Odevene  club;  member  Alpha 
40  years  beginning  with  them  in  1872;  trus-  r^^^^  Omega  chief  Province  VII,  (Ohio)  and 
tee  Euclid-ave.  Congregational  church;  treas.  pj^j  oglta  Phi  fraternities;  member  Shaker 
The  New  England  Society;  descends  on  his  Heights  Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic 
mother's  side  from  Richard  Lord,  first  capt  clubs.  Recreation:  handball  and  golf.  Res- 
of  the  regular  militia  of  Connecticut  (deceas-  jdence:  2844  Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  528 
ed  New  London  May  17,  1652);  Residence:  Leader  Bldg 
The   Haddam,   E.   105th  and   Euclid-ave.    17826 

Canterbury-rd.     Office:     750    Prospect-ave.  POTTS,  Thos.  C,  Cleveland  manager  S.   F. 

,,        ,  ^        _,  ,      Bowser    &    Co.;    Inc.;    born,    Captina,    O.,    Oct. 

POST,  May  A.;  born,  Manchester,  la.,  Feb.  ^q^  jggQ.  gg^  Louis  B.  and  Mary  C.  (Welsh) 
22,  1857;  daughter  Lawson  Allen  and  Susan  potts;  educated,  Belmont  Co.,  O.,  high  school, 
A.  (Knight)  Roe;  educated  Manchester  high  Columbus,  O.,  college  at  Scio,  O.;  married, 
school;  married,  Manchester,  Jan.  1,  1879  to  Columbus,  1905  to  Glenn  Kirkpatrick;  mem- 
James  Rufus  Post — children,  Bessie  Post  ber  Columbus  Rifles  (unattached)  Troop  B, 
Russell;  organized  the  first  woman's  dept.  Columbus;  member  York  lodge  No.  663  F.  & 
connected  with  New  York  Life  Ins.  Co.;  with  a.  M.,  Scottish  Rite,  Alladdin  Temple 
the  Cleveland  branch  for  eight  years  secur-  (Shrine)  all  of  Columbus,  O.;  member  Cleve- 
ing  during  this  time  the  same  kind  of  msur-  jand.  Athletic,  Cleveland  Exchange,  Cleve- 
ance  for  women  as  written  for  men;  in  1901  i^nd  Automobile,  North  Channel  fishing  and 
started  an  automobile  sales  business  being  High  Noon  clubs.  Recreation:  fishing  and 
the  only  woman  in  the  U.  S.  in  such  a  busi-  baseball.  Residence:  1844  Crawford-rd. 
ness  for  five  years;  made  sale  of  first  Ford  office:  7113  Euclid-ave. 
and  first  Buick  sold  in  Cleveland;  in  automo-        _^.,.„.  .     „,.„.         ..    ^      ^  v,-^     ^     v. 

bile  business  for  eight  years.  Residence:  PO«  ELL,  \\illlam  Robert,  architect;  born 
in=;in   Tr„niiri   avp  Radnor,     O.,     Dec.     30,     1876;     son     John     and 

luoiu   £.uciia  ave.  Sarah     Jane      (Watkins)      Powell;      educated, 

POTTER,  Florence  Loomls;  born,  Cleve-  Columbia  University,  B.S.  1905;  member 
land,  Dec.  1,  1888;  daughter  Herbert  C.  and  American  Institute  of  Architects;  member 
Minnie  (Neidlinger)  Loomis;  educated,  Cleve-  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  member  Univer- 
land.  Laurel  school  1907;  Cleveland  School  sity  club.  Residence:  1874  E.  20th  st.  Office: 
of     Art     1911;     married,     Cleveland,     Apr.     15,    705    Rose   Bldg. 

1914    to    Horace    E.    Potter — children,    Herbert        „^„.,,„    ^     .   ^      .  ■    j,      ^  ,   , 

Loomis  Potter;  awarded  design  prize,  Cleve-  PO^^  KR,  Earl  Davison,  industrial  manage- 
land  School  of  Art.  Residence:  2081  Lam-  ment;  born,  Fairfield  la^.  Mar.  8.  1896;  son 
berton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  4404-  Scott  Alva  and  Fannie  B.  (Davison)  Power; 
ns  T.-iir.iiH  avo  cducated,    Beloit    college,     Beloit    Wis.,    A.B. 

us   ii.uciia-a\e.  magna  cum  laude  1918;  Harvard  Univ.  M.B.A. 

POTTER,  Frederic  P^  lumber  dealer;  born,  with  distinction  1921;  hospital  unit  R.,  Pvt. 
Cleveland,  Nov.  24,  1871;  son  Abel  H.  and  1st  class;  overseas  service  Feb.  1918  Apr 
Augusta  (Wilsey)  Potter;  educated,  Cleve-  1919;  Parts  Service  manager  White 
land,  Cetral  high  school  1891;  married,  1920  Motor  Co.;  member  The  Taylor  Society;  dis- 
to  Anna  S.  Wells;  vice  pres.  and  sec.  Northern  trict  chairman  and  member  executive  com- 
Oliio  Lumber  &  Timber  Co.;  vice  pres.  Central  mittee.  Metropolitan  Div.  of  Cleveland  Com- 
Lumber  Co.;  treas.  Reserve  Lumber  Co.;  munity  fund;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Delta 
director  Central  National  Bank  and  Cleveland  Sigma  Rho  and  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  fraterni- 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Ath-  ties;  member  Masonic  lodge;  member  Church 
letic  and  Willowick  clubs.  Residence:  2540  of  the  Covenant;  instructor  in  marketing  at 
Euclid  Hghts.  Blvd.  Office:  1886  Carter-rd.  Cleveland  school  of  Technology;  member 
„       ,  „       ,      .  J  »t        University,    Harvard    and    Harvard    Business 

POTTER,   Horace   E.,    designer    and   crafts-    school     clubs.       Residence:   University    club, 
man;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  10,  1873;  son  Eph-    33^3  Euclid-ave.     Office:    749  E.  79th  st. 
riam    Quinby    and   Ada    (Miller)    Potter;    edu-        „^„.^„    ^„.     ,       ,        ,-1,        •  v,  ^ 

cated,  Cleveland  public  schools.  University  POAVER.  Effle  Louise,  librarian;  born  Con- 
school,  Cleveland  School  of  Art  and  Cowles  neautville.  Pa.;  daughter  William  Ellis  and 
School  of  Art,  Boston,  Mass.;  married,  Cleve-  Frances  (Billings)  Power;  educated,  Cleve- 
land Apr  15,  1914  to  Florence  E.  Loomis —  land.  Central  high  school  1892  and  Carnegie 
children,  Herbert  Loomis  Potter;  pres.  The  Library  school,  Pittsburgh,  1904;  Red  Cross 
Potter  Studio  Inc.;  member  Cleveland  Society  service  during  the  world  war;  children's  li- 
of  Artists-  Boston  Society  of  Arts  and  Crafts;  brarian,  Cleveland  public  library  1898-1902; 
Detroit  Society  of  Arts  and  Crafts;  member  instructor  in  library  use  and  children's  lit- 
Rotary  club.  Residence:  2081  Lamberton-rd.  erature.  City  Normal  school,  Cleveland,  1903- 
Office-   4404   Euclid-ave  1908;  lecturer  Western  Reserve  library  school 

1904-1911;  first  asst.  children's  dept.  Carnegie 
POTTER,  Lillian  Beidler;  born,  Cleveland,  Library,  Pittsburgh  1909-1911;  supervisor  of 
Dec.  25,  1880;  daughter  Theodore  Freling-  children's  work,  public  library,  St.  Louis, 
husen  and  Martha  (Scroggin)  Beidler;  edu-  1911-1914;  supervisor  of  schools  division  Car- 
cated,  Lake  Erie  college;  married,  Cleveland,  negie  Library,  Pittsburgh,  1914-1917;  head  of 
Oct.  23,  1901  to  Seymour  Austin  Potter —  children's  dept.,  Carnegie  Library,  1917-1920; 
children,  Seymour  Austin  Potter  Jr.  and  instructor  Carnegie  Library  School  1914-1920; 
Theodora  Potter  MacLaren.  Residence:  2441  director  of  work  with  children.  Cleveland 
Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Public   Library   since    1920;    instructor  in  Ll- 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


brary  School,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  di- 
rector, course  In  children's  work  1920-1925, 
asst.  prof.  School  of  Library  Science 
author  of  "Stories  and  Programs  for  Story 
Hours;"  contributor  of  numerous  articles  In 
Library  Journal  and  Public  Libraries  maga- 
zines; an  authority  In  children's  literature 
and  story  telling;  member  American  Library, 
Ohio  State  Library  and  National  Education 
assns.;  identified  with  Cleveland  Settlement 
Union  and  Carnegie  Library  school  alumni 
assn.;  member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
8210  Hough-ave.  Office:  Cleveland  Public 
Library. 

POWERS,  Helen  MeLure;  born,  Pittsburgh; 
daughter  Julius  Alison  and  Blanche  Black- 
more  (Evans)  McLure;  educated,  Osslning, 
New  York;  married,  Cleveland,  1914  to  Marsh 
K.  Powers;  asst.  mgr.  and  trustee  Cleveland 
Day  Nursery  assn.  Residence:  3176  Falmouth- 
rd..  Shaker  Heights. 

POWERS,  Katherine  Gase;  born,  Hudson, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  11.  1891;  daughter  G.  E.  and  Har- 
riet (Forshew)  Gage;  educated.  East  Orange, 
N.  J.;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1917  to 
Neely  Powers.     Residence:   2057  E.  100th  st. 

POWERS,  Lydia  M.»  born,  S.  Courtland, 
N.  Y.,  May  7,  1838;  daughter  Andrew  and  Mary 
(Letts)  Campbell;  educated,  Ashtabula  Co.,  O., 
public  schools;  married,  Trumbull  O.,  Oct.  6, 
1861  to  Benjamin  Franklin  Powers — children. 
Myrtle  M.,  Helen  Etta  (deceased)  and  Eu- 
bert  C.  Powers;  member  of  board  of  The 
Home  For  Aged  Women;  pres.  of  board  of 
Maternity  hospital;  state  sec.  of  Christian 
Missionary  society;  one  of  charter  members  of 
Conversational  club.  Residence:  2034  E. 
88th  St. 

POWERS,  Marsh  Klock,  advertising  and 
writing;  born,  Cleveland;  son  Millard  F.  and 
Charlotte  Flora  (Marsh)  Powers;  educated, 
Yale  college,  A.B.,  1910;  married,  Cleveland, 
1914  to  Helen  Alison  McLure;  founded  M.  K. 
Powers  Advertising  Co.  in  May  1912;  incor- 
porated in  1915  as  The  Powers-House  Com- 
pany; contributing  editor  Advertising  &  Sel- 
ling Fortnightly,  New  York  and  contributor 
to  other  magazines;  member  Psi  Upsilon  fra- 
ternity; Union  and  University  clubs  of  Cleve- 
land; Publicity  club  of  London,  Eng.  (hon- 
orary). Residence:  3176  Falmouth-rd.,  Shaker 
Heights.     Office:   642  Hanna  Bldg. 

POWDERS,  Mayne  Harleyj  born,  Augusta 
Ga.;  daughter  Wise  Brooks  and  Elizabeth 
Ann  (Buist)  Harley;  married,  Washington, 
D.  C,  May  23,  1916  to  Charles  Alonzo  Powers; 
Red  Cross  civilian  relief  work  during  world 
war;  member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
1980  Ford-dr. 

POWERS,  N«ely,  manufacturing;  born. 
Butler,  Ala.,  Oct.  21,  1891;  son  Joseph  Neely 
and  Ada  (Gavin)  Powers;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Miss..  B.S. ;  Mlllsaps  college,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  28.  1917  to  Kathryn  Gage; 
2nd  lieut.,  Ist  lleut.  and  captain  Co.  A,  10th 
U.  S.  Infrantry,  1917-1919;  captain  Infrantry 
Reserve  corps;  third  vice  pres.  The  Geo  H. 
Bowman  Co.;  vice  pres.  Co-Operatlve  Stamp 
Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity. 
Residence:  2057  E.  100th  at.  Office:  224 
Euclid-ave. 

PRATT,  Harold  Gleanon,  sec.  and  director 
Holorib  Inc.;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  1,  1896; 
son  Charles  T.  and  Kate  (Gleason)  Pratt; 
educated,  Cleveland,  East  high  school  1915 
and  Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  3,  1924  to  Phyllis  V.  Par- 
sons — children,  David  Redington  Pratt; 
served  six  months  enlistment  with  American 
field  service,  Aux  Armees  Francais  (originally 
known  as  American  Ambulance);  also  served 
as    civilian    employer    with    American    army 


in  France;  also  with  the  U.  S.  shipping  board; 
member  Zeta  Psi  fraternity;  member  Winde- 
mere  lodge  No.  627,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  Sons 
of  the  American  Revolution;  member  High 
Noon  club.  Residence:  2437  Overlook-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:     2735  Prospect-ave. 

PRATT,  Mabel  Phillip*;  born,  Kent,  O.. 
Oct.  19,  1876;  daughter  Morton  Hill  and  Ber- 
tha (Bethel)  Phillips;  educated,  Ravenna 
public  schools  and  Cleveland  School  of  Music; 
married,  Ravenna,  Oct.  21,  1896  to  Harrison 
Freeman  Pratt — children,  Marlon  Harrison 
Pratt.  (Mrs.  Carl  H.  Schlnke);  assisted  with 
Red  Cross  work  thru  Women's  City  club; 
member  Western  Reserve  chapter  of  D.A.R.; 
member  Daughters  of  the  American  Colon- 
ists; a  direct  descendant  of  Moses  Cleveland 
the  first,  and  of  General  Robert  Sedgewick, 
Governor  of  Jamaica;  her  mother  (Bertha 
Bethel  Phillips)  was  a  cousin  of  the  late  ex 
President  Grover  Cleveland  and  of  General 
U.  S.  Grant;  member  Trinity  Cathedral  par- 
ish. Residence:  1687  Glenmont-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

PR.VTT,  PhylllB  Parsonn;  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  17,  1900;  daughter  Percy  O.  and  Effie 
(Reynolds)  Parsons;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Shaw  high  school,  Cleveland  School  of  Art 
and  Ward-Belmont,  Nashville,  Tenn.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  3,  1924  to  Harold  Glea- 
son Pratt — children,  David  Redington  Pratt. 
Residence:  2437  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

PREXDERGAST,  James,  sales  agent;  born, 
Columbus,  O.,  Oct.  14,  1882;  son  Frank  A. 
and  Eugenia  L.  (Mix)  Prendergast;  educated, 
Ohio  State  Univ.;  married,  Columbus,  Apr. 
22,  1908  to  Mignon  Poste — children,  Marie, 
Frank,  Mignon  and  Ruth  Prendergast;  mem- 
ber Cuyahoga  division,  U.  S.  Fuel  adminis- 
tration, 2nd  lieut.  U.  S.  Army  Reserve  corps; 
supt.  The  Pittsburgh  Belmont  Coal  Co.  1906- 
1914;  gen.  supt.  The  Morris  Coal  Co.  1914- 
1916;  sales  agent  The  B.  &  O.  Coal  Co.  1916- 
1919;  sales  agent  The  M.  A.  Hanna  Co.;  vice 
pres.  and  director  Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie 
Coal  Co.,  Paint  Creek  Coal  Mining  Co., 
Boomer  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  and  Pittsburgh 
&  Eastern  Coal  Co.;  director  M.  A.  Hanna 
Coal  &  Dock  Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta 
and  Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fraternities;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3122  Wood- 
bury-rd.    Office:  The  Leader  News  Bldg. 

PRENTISS,  Wlllard  Corwln,  carpenter  con- 
tractor; born,  Warrensville,  O.,  Mar.  31,  1843; 
son  Luther  R.  and  Abigail  (Patterson)  Pren- 
tiss; educated,  Warrensville  district  school, 
Spencerian  college  and  Bissell  Institute  of 
Twinsburg,  O. ;  married,  Hudson,  O.,  Jan.  23, 
1868  to  Jennette  O'Neal — children,  eight, 
(three  deceased);  enlisted  Apr.  16,  1861  in  first 
O.  V.  I.  for  100  days  when  discharged;  re-en- 
listed in  Co.  D.,  O.  V.  and  commissioned  2nd 
lleut.  assigned  to  Co.  C. ;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  his  father  (Luther  R.  Prentiss)  came 
to  Ohio  from  Vermont  and  settled  on  eighty 
acres  on  what  is  now  Lee-rd.  and  Harvard 
Extension  In  1820,  when  17  years  of  age;  he 
paid  five  dollars  an  acre  for  the  land  by  chop- 
ping and  clearing  it;  a  pioneer  of  the  Western 
Reserve  and  one  of  the  first  members  of  the 
Early  Settlers  assn.    Residence:  Twinsburg,  O. 

PRESCOTT,  Allen  Barnard;  born,  Cleve- 
land; son  Charles  Holden  and  Mary  (Dun- 
ham) Prescott;  educated.  Dartmouth  college, 
1920,  B.S.;  Amos  Tuck  School  of  Administra- 
tion and  Finance  1921;  M.C.S.;  married,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  June,  18,  1925  to  Lillian  Menzlea 
McDonald;  world  war,  private  signal  corps, 
Fort  Wood,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  5,  1918  to  Dec.  23, 
1918;  member  Troop  A.  Cleveland  107th  Cav- 
alry, O.  N.  G.,   1924-1925;  Joined  Osborn  Mfg. 


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Co.,  Nov.  1921  In  purchasing  dept.;  in  order 
dept.  1923;  In  auditing  dept.  1924-1926; 
sales  promotion  dept.,  1926;  toured  England, 
France,  Switzerland,  Belgium  and  Hol- 
land, 1921,  (by  motorcycle);  member  Taylor 
society;  University  club.  Recreation:  ten- 
nis, polo,  touring,  canoeing  and  hiking. 
Residence:  1703  Preyer-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    5401    Hamllton-ave. 

PRESCOTT,  Charles  Ilolden,  lumber  mer- 
chant; born,  Reynoldsville,  Pa.,  Nov.  3,  1864; 
son  Charles  Holden  and  Sarah  (Barnard) 
Prescott;  educated,  Bay  City,  Mich.,  high 
school;  Univ.  of  Mich,  two  years;  married, 
Cleveland.  Nov.  10,  1892  to  Mary  Dunham — 
children,  Mrs.  Sherwin  H.  Smith,  Allen  Bar- 
nard, Charles  Holden,  Polly,  Wilbur  Dunham 
and  Katherine  Prescott;  formerly  pres.  Natl. 
Wholesale  Lumber  Dealers  assn.,  New  York; 
formerly  director  and  chairman  executive 
committee  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
has  been  director  Cleveland  Builders  Ex- 
change and  pres.  Cleveland  Board  of  Lumber 
Dealers;  partner  Saginaw  Bay  Co.;  director 
Cleveland  Graphite  Bronze  Co.;  director  and 
vice-pres.  Reserve  Lumber  Co.;  trustee,  Den- 
ison  Uni^v.,  Granville,  O. ;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta;  Union,  Mayfield,  Kirtland  Country 
clubs;  Cleveland  Alumni  assn.  of  Delta  Tau 
Delta  fraternity.  Residence:  1624  Hazel-dr. 
Office:  2106  West  3rd  st. 

PRESCOTT,  Eda  Sherwin;  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  2,  1876;  daughter  Henry  Alden  and 
Frances  Mary  (Smith)  Sherwin;  educated, 
Miss  Mittlebergers  school;  St.  Margaret's 
school,  Waterbury,  Conn.;  married,  Cleveland. 
Oct.  25,  1899  to  Orville  Wilbur  Prescott — 
children,  Henry  Sherwin,  John  Sherwin,  Or- 
ville W.  and  Sarah  Barnard  Prescott.  Resi- 
dence: 3085  Fairmount-blvd. 

PRESCOTT,  Edelweiss  Dyer;  born,  Au- 
gusta, Me.,  Oct.  3,  1902;  daughter  George  F. 
and  Bertha  (Waldron)  Dyer;  educated,  Girls 
Latin  school,  Boston;  Boston  Univ.;  Smith 
college,  A.B.  1922;  married,  Boston,  Sept.  10, 
1924  to  John  Sherwin  Prescott — children, 
Jane   Prescott.      Residence:    2095   Lenox-rd. 

PRESCOTT,  Henry  S.j  born,  Tawas  City, 
Mich.,  Oct.  23,  1900;  son  O.  W.  and  Eda  (Sher- 
win) Prescott;  educated,  Universitv  and  Taft 
schools.  1918;  Williams  college,  1922;  in  in- 
dustrial sales  dept.  Sher%vin-Williams  Co.; 
member  Psi  Upsilon  fraternity;  member  May- 
field  Country,  Hermit,  University  and  Tennis 
&  Racquet  clubs;  member  Troop  G,  1st  Cleve- 
land Cavalry.  Recreation:  tennis,  golf,  riding 
and  bowling.  Residence:  3085  Fairmount- 
blvd. 

PRESCOTT,  John  Sherwin;  born,  Cleve- 
land. April  21,  1902;  son  Orville  W.  and  Eda 
(Sherwin)  Prescott;  educated.  University 
school;  Taft  school;  Williams  college;  mar- 
ried, Boston,  Sept.  10,  1924  to  Edelweiss 
Dyer — children,  Jane  Prescott;  appointed  gen. 
supt.  Cleveland  plant  The  Sherwin-Williams 
Co.  Sept.  1,  1925;  member  Psi  Upsilon  frater- 
nity; Mayfield  Country,  Cleveland  Tennis  & 
Racquet  and  Hermit  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
tennis  and  camping.  Residence:  3280  Nor- 
wood-rd.      Office:    601    Canal-rd. 

PRESCOTT,  Marjarnret  Purcell;  born,  Man- 
hattan, Kan.;  daughter  Edward  Benton  and 
Elizabeth  (Hoyt)  Purcell;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Chicago;  married,  Manhattan,  Kan.,  1896  to 
William  Howard  Prescott — children,  Eliza- 
beth Hoyt  (Mrs.  K.  Tener),  William  Howard, 
Edward  Purcell  and  Barnard  Prescott;  world 
war,  served  Red  Cross;  identified  with  Cleve- 
land Day  Nursery  and  Kindergarten  Assn. 
Residence:  3097  Fairmount-blvd. 

PRESCOTT,  Orville  Wilbur,  lumber  dealer; 
born,    Reynoldsville,    Pa.,    Oct.    4,    1876;    son 


Charles  Holden  and  Sarah  (Barnard)  1  res- 
cott;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  25,  1899  to  Edna 
Sherwin — children,  Henry  Sherwin,  John 
Sherwin,  Orville  W.  and  Sarah  Barnard  Pres- 
cott; partner  Saginaw  Bay  Co.;  director  Guar- 
dian Trust  Co.  and  Equity  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.;  director  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Delta  Kappa  Epsllon  fraternity;  Union,  Kirt- 
land, Mayfield,  Pepper  Pike  and  University 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  horseback  riding. 
Residence:  3085  Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  2106 
West   3rd   st. 

PRESCOTT,  William  Howard;  born,  Rey- 
noldsville, Pa.,  son  Charles  Holden  and 
Sarah  (Barnard)  Prescott;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  Ph.B. ;  Western  Reserve,  two  years; 
married,  Manhattan,  Kan.  1896  to  Margaret 
Purcell — children,  Elizabeth  Hoyt  (Mrs.  K. 
Tener),  Howard,  Edward  Purcell  and  Barnard 
Prescott;  active  in  War  Chest  campaign; 
director  The  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  Guarantee 
Title  &  Trust  Co.,  The  Central  Steel  Co.,  The 
Osborn  Mfg.  Co.  and  The  Reliance  Electric 
Co.;  partner  Saginaw  Bay  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Foundation  committee;  Union,  Kirtland 
and  Mayfield  Country  clubs.  Residence:  3097 
Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  2106  W.   3rd  st. 

PRESTON,  Ida  Florence,  executive  asst.; 
born,  Panama,  N.  Y.,  May  7,  1887;  daughter 
Amenzo  Frank  and  Edith  S.  (Turrell)  Pres- 
ton; educated,  Allegheny  college,  1911,  A.B., 
Phi  Beta  Kappa;  graduate  work  in  economics, 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1914-1915;  world  war,  civilian 
research  div.,  Medical  dept.,  U.  S.  army  in 
France  May  6,  1917  to  April  18,  1919;  British 
decoration,  Daughter  of  the  British  Empire; 
sec.  and  director  The  Blackmore  Co.;  asst.  to 
pres.  The  Lindner  Co.;  sec.  The  Cleveland 
Allegheny  club;  Theta  Upsilon  fraternity; 
Business  and  Professional  Women's.  The 
Women's  City  and  Women's  Overseas  League. 
Residence:  1868  E.  71st  st.  Office:  1331 
Euclid-ave. 

PRICE,  Elisabeth  Kimball;  born,  Minne- 
sota; daughter  Wilbur  S.  and  Frances  Eliza- 
beth (Rice)  Kimball;  educated,  Carlton 
college;  married,  Jackson,  Minn.,  1889,  to 
John  F.  Price — children,  Helen  Hope  and 
Dorothy  Kimball  Price;  world  war,  canteen 
work  under  D.A.R. ;  member  D.A.R. ;  New 
England  society  of  Western  Reserve  and 
Cleveland;  Women's  City  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Recreation:  Americanization 
work    D.A.R.      Residence:    2560    Overlook-rd. 

PRICE,  Florence  Anthony;  born,  Brampton, 
Ont.,  Can.;  daughter  John  and  Elizabeth 
(Dozzer)  Anthony;  educated,  Brampton  high 
school;  Presbyterian  college  for  Women,  Tor- 
onto Can.,  1888-1890;  married,  Brampton, 
Ont..  Oct.  14,  1897  to  Dr.  Weston  A.  Price — 
children,  Donald  Weston  DeMille  Price, 
(deceased) ;  member  board  of  management 
Methodist  Episcopal  Deaconess  Home;  West 
Side  Community  house;  member  board  of 
directors  Good  Will  Industries;  member 
College  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
9703  Lamont-ave. 

PRICE,  Weston  Andrew  Valleau,  dentist 
and  director  of  dental  research;  born.  New- 
burg,  Ont.,  Can.,  Sept.  6,  1870;  son  Andrew 
Valleau  and  Adelaide  (DeMille)  Price  educat- 
ed, Newburgh  and  Napance,  Ont.;  graduate 
work  Univ.  of  Mich.,  D.D.S.  1893,  M.S.  1913, 
F.  A.  C.  D.  1922,  American  College  of  Den- 
tistry; married,  Brampton,  Can.,  Oct.  14,  1897 
to  Florence  Anthony — children,  Donald  Wes- 
ton DeMille  Price  (deceased);  member  Med- 
ical examining  board;  member  council  of 
National  Defense;  General  Medical  board; 
organizer  of  research  commission  and  re- 
search institute  of  the  American  Dental 
Assn.;  chaiiman  research  section,  American 
Dental   assn.;    1913-1924,    author   of   two    vol- 


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umes  on  dental  researches;  lecturer  on  Den- 
tal science  and  research;  director  Price  Lab- 
oatorles  for  dental  research;  member  local, 
State  and  National  Dental  societies;  Ameri- 
can Assn.  for  the  Advancement  of  Science; 
National  Research  Council,  General  Medical 
board,  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  Union 
club.  Residence:  9703  Lamont-ave.  Office: 
8926  EucUd-ave. 

PRINCE.  Helen  ChrlMtle;  born,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.;  daughter  Edward  Harris  and  Margaret 
(Mitchell)  Christie;  married,  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
April  26,  1913  to  William  Babcock  Prince — 
children,  Edward  Mitchell  and  Eleanor  Bab- 
cock; world  war.  Red  Cross  service;  member 
the  Retreat  board;  member  Union,  Country 
and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  2215 
Harcourt-dr. 

PRI>frE,  W'illinm  Bnheoek,  mechanical  en- 
gineer, born.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  7,  1879; 
son  Jacob  Van  Brunt  and  Ellen  (Babcock) 
Prince;  educated,  Brooklyn  Polytechnic  In- 
stitute and  Stevens  Institute,  M.E.  1900; 
married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Apr.  26,  1913  to 
Helen  (Christie — children,  Edward  Mitchell 
and  Eleanor  Babcock  Prince;  special  agent 
U.  S.  dept.  of  Justice,  bureau  of  Investiga- 
tion, 1917-1918;  labor  supply  dept.,  Emer. 
Fleet  Corp.  of  U.  S.  Shipping  board  1918;  me- 
chanical engineer.  The  Bishop  &  Babcock 
Co.  of  Cleveland  1900-1916;  director,  1913- 
1926;  vice  pres.  and  treas.  1923-1925;  member 
Gov.  Donahey's  Northern  Ohio  Tornado  Re- 
lief commission;  director  and  treas.  Mass. 
Blower  Co.,  Chicago  Carbonic  Co.;  director 
and  gen.  mgr.  Corega  Chemical  Co.  1919- 
1920;  director,  sec.  and  treas.  and  gen.  mgr. 
Cleveland  Brass  &  Copper  Mills  1920-1922; 
gen.  mgr.  Lennox  Chemical  Co.  1917-1918; 
div.  vice-chairman  Cleveland  Community 
fund;  descendant  of  several  of  the  folk  of 
the  Mayflower  pilgrimage,  of  the  Colonial 
governors  and  associates,  of  the  ministry  of 
the  Congregational  and  Puritan  parishes, 
and  of  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental  Army 
of  the  American  Revolution;  descendant  of 
William  Brewster,  fourth  signer  of  the  May- 
flower compact  and  a  ruling  elder  of  the 
church  at  the  New  Plymouth  Plantation, 
1620-1644;  also  descendant  of  Rev.  Thos. 
Prince  of  Plymouth  Colony;  from  the  ma- 
ternal line  he  is  a  descendant  of  Rev.  James 
Babcock,  a  Puritan  minister,  who  was  born 
in  1580;  member  Union  and  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  hunting  and  golf.  Residence: 
2215  Harcourt-dr.,  Ambler  Hghts.  Office: 
The   Bishop   &   Babcock   Co. 

PniXDLE,  Mnr.v  Helen;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  12,  1879;  daughter  John  Adams  and  Mar- 
tha (Lewis)  Prindle;  educated,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  Chicago  Kindergarten  college. 
Residence:  9806  Woodward-ct.,  and  Bruns- 
wick, O.,  R.   F.  D.  No.   1. 

PRI.N'GLE,  Davlil  Pordy,  mortgage  loans; 
born,  Pueblo,  Col..  July  9,  1898;  son  Rev. 
Samuel  W.  and  Margaret  E.  (Purdy)  Pringle; 
educated.  College  of  Wooster,  A.B.  1919;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Feb.  4.  1920  to  Harriet  L. 
Milligan — children,  David  Milligan  and  Rob- 
ert Paul  Pringle:  world  war,  air  service  U.  S. 
Marine  Corps,  Mass.  Tech  ground  school, 
Curtlss  Field.  Miami,  Fla. ;  asst.  to  pastor 
Calvary  Presbyterian  church,  1919-1920;  es- 
tablished David  P.  Pringle  &  Co.  1921;  ad- 
mitted to  bar  of  Ohio  1926;  pres.  Approved 
Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
board;  National  Town  and  Country  Club; 
City  and  Lions  club.  Residence:  3043 
Chadbourne-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  727 
Guardian    Bldg. 

PRIXGLE,  Harriet  MillfKani  born  Canton, 
Ohio,    November    23,    1901;    daughter    Dr.    O. 


Brown  and  Nannie  (Agnew)  Milligan;  edu- 
cated Ward-Belmont  College,  Nashville, 
Tonn.,  and  Hathaway-Brown  School;  mar- 
ried, February  4,  1920,  to  David  P.  Pringle 
— children,  David  Milligan  and  Robert  Paul 
Pringle.  Residence  3043  Chadbourne-rd. 
Shaker  Heights. 

PRIXTY,  Fred  C.  attorney  at  law,  born, 
Vickery,  O.,  Oct.  6,  1875;  son  Hugh  and  Anna 
(Connors)  Printy;  educated,  Ohio  Northern 
Univ.,  B.L. :  married,  Paulding,  O.,  Nov.  24, 
1904  to  Nellie  White — children,  Kathryn. 
Fred  and  Mary  Helene  Printy;  asst.  to  pres. 
and  sales  manager  Sandusky  (5ement  Co.  1910- 
1918;  engaged  in  practice  of  law  and  broker- 
age In  Cleveland  since  1918;  admitted  to 
Ohio  Bar  June  20,  1925;  pres.  and  mgr.  Fred 
C.  Printy  Sales  Company;  pres.  and  mgr. 
Prlnty-Pratt  Investment  Co.;  member  Philo- 
mathean  Literary  society;  B.  P.  O.  E.;  Gll- 
mour  Council,  K.  of  C;  United  Commercial 
Travellers;  Past  esteemed  Loyal  Knight  In 
Elks;  Past  Jr.  Councellor  U.  C.  T.;  Past 
Grand  Knight  K.  of  C.  Residence:  2062  E. 
77th  St.    Office:   1114  Guardian   Bldg. 

PRINTZ,  Alexander,  manufacturer;  born, 
Hungary;  son  Morris  and  Cella  (Friedman) 
Printz;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Erie,  Pa.,  Oct.  11,  1897  to  Almlra 
Steele;  clilef  of  engineering  division  I.  M.  C, 
1917-1918  rank  of  colonel;  pres.  Printz  Bled- 
ei'man  Co.;  director  of  Midland  Bank;  member 
Oakwood  and  Excelsior  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  1620  Oakwood-dr.  Office: 
425  Lakeside-ave. 

PRINTZ,  Alniira  Steele;  born,  Deer  Park, 
Md.,  Nov.  5,  1873;  daughter  Walter  and  Al- 
mlra (Devlny)  Steele;  educated,  Chattanooga, 
Tenn.,  in  private  schools  and  Chattanooga 
Univ.;  married,  Erie,  Pa.,  Oct.  11,  1897  to 
Alexander  Printz;  associated  with  the  Ma- 
ternity hospital;  member  Oakwood  club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1620  Oak- 
wood-dr. 

PRIOR,  I.eland  Burke;  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  1,  1896;  son  Leland  W.  and  Mary  Louise 
(Emery)  Prior;  educated,  Cleveland,  Univer- 
sity school.  East  Technical  high  school  and 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  26,  1920  to  Esther  Skinner — 
children,  Robert  Skinner  Prioi^;  American 
Ambulance  field  service,  France;  Tank  Corps, 
American  Army,  France;  member  Phi  Kappa 
Psi  fraternity;  identified  with  the  L.  B. 
Prior  Co.  Residence:  Chagrin  Falls,  O. 
Office:   12006   Euclid-ave. 

PRIOR,  Mary  I>oui»ie;  born,  Cleveland,  May 
22,  1861;  daughter  Christopher  and  Antoi- 
nette A.  (Burke)  Emery;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools  and  Cleveland  School  of  Art; 
married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  22.  1887  to  Leland 
W.  Prior — children,  Emery  C,  Leland  B.  and 
Hazel  Prior,  (Mrs.  Jos.  C.  Hostetler).  Resi- 
dence:   12479   Cedar-rd. 

PROIIERT,  Grace  Maud,  teacher  of  sing- 
ing; born,  Wellington,  O.;  daughter  George 
Clarence  and  Anna  (Nickels)  Probert;  edu- 
cated, Wellington  public  schools;  came  to 
Cleveland  to  study  music  with  Harry 
Clyde  Brooks  and  Dr.  William  H.  Hennings; 
one  year  in  New  York  with  Madame 
Ashforth;  three  years  in  Dresden,  Germany 
with  Madame  Aglaja  OrgenI:  one  season 
in  Paris,  France  with  Madame  Pauline  Viar- 
dot;  soprano  in  the  Unitarian  church  of 
Cleveland:  soprano  soloist  at  the  East  End 
Baptist  Church  for  nine  years:  soloist  at 
the  First  Church  of  Christ  Scientist  for 
three  years;  concert  and  recital  work  through- 
out the  U.  S.;  opened  a  studio  in  Cleveland 
where  the  art  of  singing  and  Interpretations 
of    German,    French    and    Italian    songs    are 


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taught;  special  attention  is  given  to  develop- 
ment of  the  voice  and  tone  production. 
Studio:    619    Old    Arcade. 

PROEHL,  Arthur  Carl,  clergyman;  born, 
Medota,  111.,  Aug.  6,  1895;  son  Rev.  Carl  and 
Engel  (Schwartz)  Proehl;  educated.  Wart- 
burg  college,  Clinton,  la.,  Wartburg  Theolo- 
gical Seminary,  Dubuque,  la.;  married,  Pe- 
oria. 111.,  June  29,  1921  to  Margaret  E.  Kulil- 
mann — children,  Margaret  Elizabeth,  Arthur 
Herman  and  Gertrude  Irene  Proehl.  Resi- 
dence  and  office:   3222   W.   86th   st. 

PROSSER,  James  Charleii{  born,  New  Al- 
bany, Ind.,  Sept.  14,  1891;  son  James  P.  and 
Ida  A.  Prosser;  educated.  Brown  Univ.,  Prov- 
idence, R.  I.;  world  war,  American  field 
service;  French  artillery;  Naval  Aviation; 
vice-pres.  and  sec.  The  Allied  Products  Co.; 
pres.  Prosser  Land  Co.;  pres.  Seashore 
Products  Co.,  Atlantic  City,  Miami  and 
Venice,  Calif.;  special  representative  Wm. 
H.  Lutton  Co.  of  New  York  City;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Delta  Phi  and  Omega  Psi  frater- 
nities; Shrine;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Alpha 
Delta  Phi,  New  York  Athletic  and  Brown 
clubs  of  New  York  City;  High  Noon  club, 
Cleveland  Athletic  club;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce and  Builders  Exchange,  Cleveland. 
Recreation:  athletics.  Residence:  8505  Deck- 
er-ave.     Office:    9210  Holton-ave. 

PRUDHOMME,  Armand  J.,  physician; 
born,  Detroit,  Mich.,  1882;  son  Francis  A. 
and  Bertha  (Bailey)  Prudhomme;  educated, 
St.  Ignatius  college;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ., 
M.  D.;  married,  Cleveland.  1914  to  Marie  L. 
Mizer — children,  two;  world  war,  member 
Medical  Examination  board;  member  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medical  assn.; 
fellow  American  Medical  Assn.  Re.sldence: 
17118  Ernadale-ave.  Office:   3906  Lorain-ave. 


PRVOR,  Walter  J.,  dentist;  born,  Mans- 
field, O.,  Nov.  6,  1888;  son  James  and  Cather- 
ine (Devine)  Pryor;  educated,  Westerr 
Reserve  Univ.,  D.D.S.;  married,  Cleveland 
Nov.  26,  1913  to  Katherine  Hawkswell — child- 
ren,  two  sons  and  two  daughters;  treas.  Cleve- 
land Dental  society,  two  terms;  treas.  Psi 
Omega  dental  fraternity,  one  term,  Jr.  Grand 
Master,  one  term  and  on  executive  committee; 
director  Weppner  Well  Co.;  pres.  Cleveland 
Dental  society,  1925-1926;  member  Cleveland, 
Northern  Ohio,  American  and  Ohio  State  Den- 
tal societies;  National  Society  of  Denture 
Prosthetists.  Residence:  1085  Wllbert-rd., 
Lakewood.     Office:    669   Rose  Bldg. 

PURDOIV,  \^'llliain  L^  banking;  born,  Alex- 
andria, Minn.,  Jan.  25,  1876;  son  Andrew  and 
Annie  (Walker)  Purdon;  educated,  Alex- 
andria, Minn,  high  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
1902  to  Virginia  Davock — children,  Virginia 
M.  and  Wilma  D.  Purdon;  served  in  Spanish- 
American  war.  1898-1899;  one  year  in  Philip- 
pines, 1st  lieut.  Natl.  Guard;  ten  years  with 
a  small  bank;  20  years  with  Guardian  Trust 
Co.  of  which  he  Is  now  vice-pres.;  director 
Merry  Land  Co.;  member  Allen  lodge,  F.  & 
A,  M.;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
12037   Lake-ave.   Office:    623   Euclid-ave. 

PUTNAM,  John  Beaman,  lawyer;  born,  Fre- 
donia,  N.  Y.;  son  Herbert  J.  and  Laura  (Hale) 
Putnam;  educated,  Cornell  Univ.,  LL.B.  1914; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1917  to  Mildred 
Andrews — children,  John  Andrews  Putnam: 
world  war,  1st  lieut.  329th  Infantry;  general 
counsel  Pickands  Mather  &  Co.  and  sec.  of 
various  of  their  affiliated  companies  and  di- 
rector in  several;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta 
and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  member 
Union,  Country  clubs  and  Congressional 
Country  club  of  Washington,  D.  C.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  riding.  Residence:  12817  Lake 
Shore-blvd.      Office:    2000   Union    Trust   Bldg. 


Q 


QIJAILi,  Frank  Adgate,  attorney;  born, 
Canonsburg,  Pa.,  June  18,  1865;  son  William 
and  Phoebe  D.  (Lipscomb)  Quail;  educated, 
public  schools,  Canonsburg,  Pa.,  Washington, 
Pa.,  and  Shawnee  County  Kansas;  Washburn 
college,  Topeka,  Kan.,  A.B.  1887;  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  LL.B.  1889;  member  of  selective  serv- 
ice appeal  board  for  northern  Ohio  district, 
second  division  during  the  world  war;  demo- 
cratic candidate  for  judge  8th  circuit  court 
in  1904;  former  vice  pres.  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; member  of  the  law  firm  of  Henderson, 
Quail,  Siddall  and  Morgan;  member  Ameri- 
can, Ohio  State  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.; 
pres.  board  of  trustees  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science;  trustee  of  Washburn  college; 
trustee  Cleveland  college;  trustee  Calvary 
Presbyterian  church;  member  Union,  May- 
field,  University,  and  Mid  Day  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  2201  Har- 
court-dr.     Office:    1525   Guardian   Bldg. 

QUAY,  Ellen  Sked;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
15,  1856;  daughter  Daniel  and  Susan  (Sked) 
Austin;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  18,  1879  to 
Dr.  George  H.  Quay — children,  Jean,  George 
Jr.,  Paul  Q.  Quay  and  (Mrs.  John  H.  Hur- 
ray). Residence:  15620  Euclid-ave.,  East 
Cleveland,  and  Broken  Maple,  24601  Lake 
Shore   Blvd.,    Euclid,   O. 

QUAY,  George  H.,  physician  and  surgeon: 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  9,  1894;  son  Dr.  George 
H.  and  Ellen  (Austin)  Quay;  educated.  East 
Cleveland  public  schools,  Shaw  high  school 
and  The  Ohio  State  Univ.  M.D. ;  married  to 
Marjorie  Yarian;  member  Med.  Res.  Corps; 
staff  of  Huron-rd  hospital;  staff  of  Woman's 
and    Ohio    State    Homeopathic    societies    and 


the  American  Inst,  of  Homeopathy;  mem- 
ber Troop  A;  member  Phi  Alpha  Gamma 
fraternity;  member  University  and  Big  Ten 
University  clubs.  Recreation:  horses  and 
polo.  Residence:  3275  Aberdeen-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.      Office:    1063    Rose    Bldg. 

Q,UAY,  Katharine  Brookn;  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  6,  1902;  daughter  Wilbur  H.  and  Daisy 
(Worthington)  Brooks;  educated,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  Mount  Vernon  seminary, 
Washington;  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  mar- 
ried. May  29,  1926  to  Paul  Qullllam  Quay; 
member  Junior  League.  Residence:  2914  E. 
132nd   St. 

<IUAY,  Paul  Qnllliam,  born  Cleveland, 
June  16,  1898,  son  George  H.,  Sr.  and  Ellen 
S.  (Austen)  Quay;  educated,  Denison  Uni- 
versity; U.  S.  Naval  Officers  School.  Mem- 
ber Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Residence:  2914 
East    132nd-st. 

<IUAYL,E,  John  Harrlnon,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Madison,  O.,  June  25.  1874; 
son  John  H.  and  Mary  E.  (Bower)  Quayle; 
educated.  New  Lynne  Institute;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 
geons; Univ.  of  Medicine  and  Surgery;  post 
grad.  course  in  N.  Y.  Post  Graduate  hospital; 
University  of  Vienna  and  Univ.  of  Berlin; 
married,  Madison,  O.,  Oct.  3,  1896  to  Grace 
Dayton — children,  Alice  Lynnette  Quayle 
(Mrs.  Osborn),  John  Harrison  and  William 
Henry  Quayle;  originator  of  "Reclamation 
of  Rejected  Man"  raising  the  percentage  of 
acceptances  from  17  to  90  percent;  accepted 
Feb.  4,  1918  by  the  United  States  army;  mem- 
ber   Academy    of    Medicine;    Cleveland    Medi- 


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cal  Library;  Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  fel- 
low American  Medical  assn.;  Anglo-Ameri- 
can assn.  of  Berlin;  member  Masonic  order, 
Halcyon  lodge.  Thatcher  chapter.  Forest  City 
Commandery  and  Al  Koran  Shrine;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Shatter  Heights  Country, 
Wlllowkk  Country  and  Seavlew  Golf  (Ab- 
eecon,  N.  J.)  clubs;  life  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  and  Big  Ten  Univ.  club.  Resi- 
dence: 1911  E.  90th  St.  or  Willoughby,  O. 
Office:    1110    Euclid-ave. 

QL'IGLKY,  AVIlliam  JnmeH,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland.  Sept.  10,  1879;  son  Owen  and  Sa- 
rah (McMahon)  Quigley;  educated,  Ohio 
State  Univ.  M.D.  1903;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  4,  1924  to  Margaret  Olwell  Smith;  vice 
pres.  Reserve  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member 
American  Medical  and  Ohio  State  Medical 
assns.    and    Cleveland    Academy    of    Medicine 


and  American  College  of  Physicians;  Identi- 
fied with  St.  Johns  hospital:  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Clifton  and  Westwood  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  travel.  Res- 
idence: 11460  Edgewater-dr.  Office:  14805 
Detroit-ave. 

QUIIVTRKLI.,  Clayfon  A.,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  12,  1S92;  son  Thomas  and 
Sarah  Jane  (Clayton)  Qulntrell;  educated, 
Cleveland,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.;  Har- 
vard Univ.  LL.B.;  married,  Springfield,  111., 
Oct.  30,  1917  to  Margaret  C.  Armstrong — 
children,  Thomas  Qulntrell;  member  112th 
engineers  and  headquarters,  37th  div.;  mem- 
ber Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  frater- 
nities; member  University  and  Dover  Bay 
clubs;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  1241  Thoreau-rd.  Office: 
1019   Williamson   Bldg. 


R 


RABB.  Ben  P.,  attorney  at  law;  born,  Rus- 
sia, Feb.  23,  1900;  son  Isreal  B.  and  Dora 
(Binen)  Rabb;  educated,  East  Technical 
high  school;  John  Marshall  School  of  Law, 
LL.B. ;  during  war,  served  in  S.A.T.C. ;  pres. 
The  Firm  Realty  Co.;  sec.  The  Portage  Farm; 
vice-pres.  The  Imperial  Manor  Improvement 
Co.;  partner  in  real  estate  firm  I.  B.  Rabb  & 
Son;  trustee  The  Orthodox  Orphan  Home; 
member  K.  of  P.;  F.  O.  E.  Residence:  1017 
East-blvd.  Office:   605  Ulmer  Bldg. 

RACKLK,  Grne«t  E.,  artstone  contractor 
and  manufacturer;  born,  Cleveland,  June  27, 
1878;  son  George  E.  and  Mary  L.  (Frey) 
Rackle;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Sewickley,  Pa..  Feb.  24,  1923  to 
Louise  Dowdney;  Spanish- American  war 
veteran,  having  served  with  Co.  G,  14th  Min- 
nesota Vol.  Inv. ;  pres.,  mgr.  and  director 
The  Geo.  Rackle  &  Sons  Co.;  member  Span- 
ish-American War  Veterans;  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  National  Town  and  Country  clubs; 
Elks.  Recreation:  athletics  in  general.  Resi- 
dence: 2622  N.  Moreland-blvd.  Office:  Bed- 
ford Road  at  Stop  5. 

RADCLIFFE,  George  Corlett,  physician 
and  surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  June  16,  1874; 
Bon  Thomas  and  Mary  (Moran)  Radcliffe; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Cleveland  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 
geons, M.D.  1901;  married,  Peninsula,  Oct. 
13,  1907  to  Alice  C.  Huston;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  American  Medical 
assn;.  American  Assn.  for  the  Advancement 
of  Science,  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad 
Surgeons;  Masonic  lodge.  Residence:  Pen- 
insula, O.   Office:   same. 

RADDATZ,  ^VilllnIn  JoMeph,  sales  manager; 
born,  Cleveland,  Fei).  25,  1880;  son  Herman 
and  Mary  Ann  (Peters)  Raddatz;  educated, 
John  Carroll  Univ.,  1901,  A.B.,  A.M.  and 
F.A.G.S.;  Baldwin  Wallace  Law  college,  1906; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  25,  1906  to  Mary 
Eleanor  Leslie — children,  William  Leslie  and 
Edward  Dustin  Raddatz;  capt.  in  A.P.L.  aux- 
iliary to  U.S.  Dept.  of  Justice,  1917-1919; 
pres.  Cleveland  Advertising  club,  1916-1917; 
pres.  Cleveland  Hospital  Council,  1922-1924; 
pres.  Cleveland  Motor  club,  1922-1923;  chair- 
man publicity  committee  Liberty  Loans,  4th 
Fed.  Reserve  district,  1917-1918;  vice-pres. 
Ben  Franklin  club,  1917-1918;  member  War 
Library  board,  1917-1918;  chairman  Citizens 
Police  Auxiliary,  1919-1922;  member  Nation- 
al Advertising  Advisory  Board  National 
Council  of  Defense,  1917-1918;  member  ex- 
ecutive committee  5th  district  A.A.C.  of  W., 
1922-1924;  director  Affiliated  Advertising 
clubs,  1916-1919;  member  board  Cleveland 
Community  Fund,   1922-1924;  member  Repub- 


lican National  Convention  committee  of 
Cleveland  1924;  member  Mayor's  War  Board 
of  Cleveland,  1917-1918;  reporter  Cleveland 
Plain  Dealer,  1901;  reporter  Cleveland  Press, 
1902;  Advertising  Agency  Business  1902- 
1903;  Lithograph  business,  1903-1911;  pres. 
Stratford  Press  Company  since  1911;  for- 
merly contributing  editor  to  new  Students 
Iteference  Encyclopedia;  vice-pres.  Rest-rve 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  fellow  American  Geo- 
graphical society;  trustee  Welfare  Federa- 
tion and  St.  John's  hospital;  advisory  board 
Cleveland  School  of  Art;  trustee  Ursuline 
college  for  Women;  trustee  Catholic  Chari- 
ties Corp.;  chairman  Cleveland  Dioce'se 
National  Catholic  Welfare  Conference;  mem- 
ber board  of  managers  Natl.  Town  and 
Country  club;  member  traffic  board  Cleve- 
land Auto  club;  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity; 
Cedarhurst  Country,  Cleveland  Advertising 
and  National  Town  and  Country  clubs; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  author  "Golden 
Texts  from  Shakespeare,"  "Bacon  and 
Shakespeare  Paralleled,"  "Shakespeare  Wrote 
Shakespeare;"  visiting  lecturer  at  Ursuline 
college  for  Women;  Cleveland  Advertising 
school;  business  manager  Paper  Book  of 
Delta  Theta  Phi,  1915-1917;  delegate  to  first 
World  Court  Congress,  1915;  chairman 
Shakespeare  Memorial  committee,  1916.  Rec- 
reation; Shakespeare  and  Philately.  Resi- 
dence: 2903  Kingsley-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:     1101    Power-ave. 

RADER,  Winifred,  musician;  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  William  Benjamin  and  Ar- 
rabelle  Watt  (Letson)  Rader;  educated.  Col- 
lege for  Women  W.  R.  U. ;  studied  piano 
with  Tillman  Balliett  Ernesto  Berumen, 
New  York;  member  Western  Reserve  Chap- 
ter D.A.R.;  Circle  des  Conferences  Fran- 
caises;  Fortnightly  Musical,  Music  and 
Drama,  Three  Arts  and  Morning  Musicale 
clubs:  member  Glenville  Presbyterian  church. 
Residence:    14617    Lake-ave. 

RAID,  Carl,  manager;  born,  Hohenems, 
Austria,  Dec.  28,  1862;  son  J.  Anton  and 
Monica  (Birnbaumer)  Raid;  educated,  com- 
mon school;  Latin  school;  Teachers  Semin- 
ary; married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  July  16,  1886 
to  Emma  Burst — children,  Erna  M.  and 
Hertha  E.  Raid;  mgr.  St.  Louis  Tageblatt, 
1888-1890;  with  Waechter  &  Anzelger  since 
1890;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Press  &  Plato 
Co.;  director  The  West  Side  Savings  &  Loan 
assn.;  director  The  Cleveland  Cremation  Co.; 
member  Chamber  o  f  (Commerce;  Civic 
League;  member  Soclaler  Turnvereln;  Steu- 
ben society;  City  club.  Recreation:  Schlar- 
affla  Sllvana.  Residence:  8003  Elsa-ct. 
Office:  E.  12th  st.  and  Rockwell-ave. 


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RALLS,  Geo.  H.,  pres.  Gabriel  Snubber  Mfg. 
Co.;  born  Cleveland,  July  12,  1891;  son  Fred 
H.  and  Lillie  Putnuin;  educated,  Cleveland 
BchooLs;  married  Cleveland,  1913  to  Grace 
Humphrey — children,  Lois  Ralls;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  Elks;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
■Willowick     Country     clubs.     Residence:     1452 

E.  134th  St.   Office:    1407   E.   40th  st. 

RAMSDELL,  Earle,  pres.;  born,  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  Oct.  14,  1889;  son  Edward  E.  and 
Fannie  (Hannas)  Ramsdell;  educated.  East 
high  school,  Rochester,  N.  Y. ;  married 
Cleveland,  Sept.  10,  1919  to  Pauline  E.  Pierce 
— children,  Earle  and  Jane  Ann  Ramsdell; 
world  war,  on  Cleveland  Athletic  club  Liber- 
ty Loan  committee;  patentee  of  The  Rams- 
dell Tire  Inspection  Machine;  pres.  Rams- 
dell Bros.  Co.  and  Ramsdell  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreation; 
tennis,  golf,  reading  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 2777  Lancashire-rd.  Office:  Carnegie 
and    71st    st. 

RAXDALL.  Glenden  A.,  pres.  Randall 
Church  Co.;  born  Strongsville,  O.,  Aug.  20, 
1SS3;  son  John  H.  and  Sophia  (Clement)  Ran- 
dall; educated,  country  district  schools,  Me- 
dina high  school  and  business  college;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  28,  1906  to  Cella 
Strong — children,  Lorenzo  Gordon  and  Vir- 
ginia Randall;  member  Cleveland  Home 
Guards  during  world  war;  formerly  manager 
and  sec.  treas.  William  Feather  Co.;  chair- 
man board  of  trustees  Archwood  Cong. 
Church;  member  gen.  executive  board  Boy 
Scouts  of  America;  formerly  scout  master 
and  later  deputy  commissioner  of  Boy  Scouta 
of  America;   member  Brooklyn   lodge   No.   454 

F.  &  A.M.;  member  Sons  of  the  American 
Revolution;  member  High  Xoon  and  Gra- 
phic Arts  clubs.  Recreation:  outdoor  activi- 
ties, hunting  and  Ashing.  Residence:  3324 
Archwood-ave.    Office:    634    Huron-rd. 

R.4]VDEL,  Frniik  H.,  motor  trucks;  born 
Cleveland,  Aug.  10,  1871;  son  Frank  K.  and 
Anna  Marie  (Bauer)  Randel;  educated,  paro- 
chial schools  and  Spencerlan  college;  mar- 
ried. Canton,  O.,  June  23,  1897  to  Laura  Ce- 
celia Dannemiller — children  three  sons  and 
three  daughters;  pres.  for  six  years  of  the 
board  of  trustees  of  public  affairs  Euclid 
Village;  associated  with  the  Cleveland  Na- 
tional bank  for  nine  years;  accounting  The 
Schneider  &  TenKamp  Co.  for  six  years; 
credit  manager  American  Stove  Co.  for  15 
years;  vice-pres.  and  dist.  mgr.  Autocar 
Sales  Service  Co.  for  eight  years;  vice  pres. 
Autocar  Co.;  during  1914-1915  in  the  interests 
of  the  National  Assn.  of  Credit  men  he 
spoke  before  many  commercial  and  financial 
organizations  in  behalf  of  the  Federal 
Reserve  Banking  Act.;  pres.  Cleveland 
Assn.  Credit  men  1914;  director  of  this  or- 
ganization 1915-16-17-18;  sec.  Cleveland 
Grays  1896-97.  Residence:  13228  Euclid-ave. 
Office:    4708    Windsor-ave. 

RAXFT,  Joseph  T.,  banker;  born,  Frank- 
fort, Germany,  July  11,  1859;  son  Michael 
and  Margaretta  (Antmann)  Ranft;  educated, 
Germany,  private  commercial  institute;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland  Aug.  13  1889  to  Catherine  E. 
Kaerscher — children,  five  daughters  and  one 
Bon;  served  in  the  German  army;  came  to 
Cleveland  in  1SS4;  associated  with  the  W. 
J  Hayes  and  Co.  wholesale  grocers  (1884- 
1885;  entered  The  Broadway  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.  in  1885  as  clerk  and  bookkeeper;  this 
later  changed  to  the  Broadway  Savings  and 
Trust  Co.;  when  the  Union  Trust  took 
over  this  bank  he  was  sec.  (1921);  now 
associated  with  the  Union  Trust  Bank 
as    asst.    vice    pres.    and    member    of    the   ad- 


visory board.  Residence:  2846  Torrington. 
rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  Cor.  Broadway 
and   E.   55th-st. 

RAXKIX.  Florence  Went,  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  2S,  1882;  daughter  Elmer  Adams  and 
Adaline  (Kelly)  West;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools  and  Sarah  Andrews  private 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1904  to 
Homer  Day  Rankin — children  Elmer  West 
and  Mary  Jean  Rankin;  member  Daughters 
of  the  American  Revolution  and  Daughters 
of  Founders  and  Patriots;  a  descendent  of 
Nathan  Ingersoll  who  was  one  of  Cleveland's 
early  settlers;  Elijah  Ingersoll  took  up  900 
acres  In  Newburg,  the  section  lying  east  of 
what  Is  now  93rd  st.  from  Baldwin  Reser- 
voir to  Kinsman-rd.,  Woodland  Hills  Park 
being  the  south  east  boundary  line.  Resi- 
dence:   1427   E.    110th  St. 

RAXKIX,  Walter  E.,  Investments;  born,  Il- 
linois, 1&95;  son  J.  H.  and  Matilda  Rankin; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  B.  of  Econ; 
married  Minneapolis,  1921  to  Merle  Fen- 
ton — children,  Marilyn  and  Audrey  Rankin; 
member  U.  S.  Field  Artillery  during  the 
world  war;  manager  Cleveland  branch 
Halsey  Stuart  Co.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 3295  Kenmore-rd.  Office:  1281  Union 
Trust    Bldg. 

RAXXELL.S,  Benjamin  U.  Insurance;  born. 
New  Antioch,  O.,  Feb.  27,  1862;  son  Dr.  John 
M.  and  Susanna  (Basehore)  Rannells;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  AVesleyan  Univ..  A.B.  1889,  M.A., 
1892;  married,  Tippecanoe  City  July  18,  1889 
to  Blanche  Chaffee — children  Florence  Cecil 
(Mrs.  C.  L.  Reely)  and  Marion  Elizabeth 
Itannells;  teacher  Central  high  school  1889- 
1900  principal.  East  high  school  1900-1910; 
asst.  supt.  of  schools  1913-1914;  member 
Board  of  Education;  district  manager  (Ohio 
Ind.  &  W.  Va.)  Students  Army  Training 
Corps,  adjusting  claims  for  the  U.  S.  War 
Dept.;  member  Cleveland  Underwriters  assn.; 
member  Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  fraternities.  Recreation:  farming. 
Residence:  1853  E.  75th-st.  Office:  611  Swet- 
land    Bldg. 

RAXNELLS,  Blanche  Chaffee,  born,  Tippe- 
canoe City,  O.,  June  9,  1863;  daughter  Sid- 
ney .  and  Barbara  (Cecil)  Chaffee;  educated, 
Oberlin  college  and  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.; 
married,  Tippecanoe  City,  July  18,  1889  to 
Benjamin  U.  Rannells — children  Florence 
Cecil  (Mrs.  C.  L.  Reely)  and  Marion  Eliza- 
beth Rannells;  member  Wimodausian  and 
Monnett  clubs.     Residence:  1853  E.  75th  st. 

RAXXEY.  Caroline  Brewer,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Nelson  C.  and  Caroline  (Bene 
diet)  Brewer;  educated  Albion  college,  Al- 
bion, Mich.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  4  1888 
to  Lynn  Anderson  Ranney — children,  Willet 
B.  Margaret,  Lynn  A.,  Percival  K.,  Cather- 
ine and  Nelson  C.  Ranney;  vice-chairman 
Eliza  Jennings  Home;  member  Women's  and 
Clifton  clubs.  Residence:  11202  Edgewater-dr. 

R.WXEY,  Cornelius  John.  pres.  Ranney 
Fisheries  Co.;  born,  Cleveland  Aug.  15,  1869; 
son  Willet  P.  and  Margaret  (Tiebout)  Ran- 
ney; educated.  West  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  26,  1910  to  Jessie  J.  Jaster — 
children,  Neil  Jaster  and  Jack  Calyer  Ran- 
ney; member  Lorain  Country  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  18124  Clifton-rd.,  Clif- 
ton Park,  Lakewood.  Office:  Ranney  Fish- 
eries,   Lorain,    O. 

RAXXEY,  Jessie  Jaster,  born,  Cleveland 
March  25,  1881;  daughter  John  and  Lucie 
(AJbrecht)  Jaster;  educated,  Central  high 
school;  College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,   Jan.   26    1910  to  Cornelius  J. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Ranney — children,  Neil  Jaster  and  Jack  C. 
Kanney;  member  Alumnae  assn.  College  for 
Women;  Parent  Teacher  Assns.  of  JMcKinley 
and  Horace  Mann  schools;  Three  Arts  club 
and  French  club.  Ivecreation:  music.  Ilesi- 
dence:    1S124    West   Clifton-rd. 

IIAXXEY  Keith  Ir^vhi.  city  passenger  agt. 
C.  &.  B.  Navigation  Co.;  born  Cleveland;  son 
Willet  P.  and  Margaret  (Tiebont)  Ranney; 
married  to  Marie  Rosworth — children,  Deano 
Bosworth,  Bruce  Bosworlh  and  I'atricia  Boa- 
worth  Ranney.  Residence:  119G  Westhike- 
ave.  Office:  C.  &  B.  Navigation  Co.,  10.  yih  st. 
pier. 

Il.\IVXEY  Liyiiii.  A.,  businessman;  born, 
Cleveland,  1893;  son  Lynn  A.  and  Carrie 
(Brewer)  Ranney;  married,  Akron,  O.  1922 
to  Lucy  Looker — children,  Caroline  Ranney; 
world  war,  1st  lieut.  Aviation;  pres.  and 
treas.  Ranney  &  McCombe;  member  Avia- 
tion club.  Residence:  l'"reedom-st.,  Raven- 
na,  O.   Office:   ilain-st.   Ravenna,   O. 

RANXEY,  Perclvnl  Kent,  born,  Cleveland, 
1894;  son  Lynn  A.  and  Carrie  (Brewer) 
Ranney;  educated.  West  high  school;  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.  in  M.E.; 
world  war,  1st  lieut.  with  Machine  Guns,  two 
years  service;  pres.  France  Mfg.  Co.;  mem- 
ber Zeta  Psi  and  Tau  Beta  Pi  fraternities; 
University  and  Dover  Bay  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  riding,  golf,  tennis  squash  and 
bridge.  Residence:  11202  Edgewater  -  dr. 
Office:   10325   Berea-rd. 

R.\>'SOXE,  Albert  TliomjiM,  physician;  born, 
Hampton,  Va.,  March  29,  1890;  son  Albert 
T.  and  Callv  Guthrie  (Moore)  Ransone; 
educated  Univ.  of  Richmond,  B.A.  1907-1910; 
Medical  college  of  Virginia,  M.D.  1916;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland  Aug.  3,  1922  to  Nan  Sullivan; 
world  war,  1st.  lieut.  Medical  corp.s,  U.  S. 
Army,  March  1919  to  Julv  1919;  district  phy- 
sician Div.  of  Health,  1920-1925;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Phi  Gamma 
Delta  fraternity;  Glenville  Post  No.  130 
American  Legion;  Cuyahoga  County  council, 
American  Legion.  Residence:  14219  Coit-rd. 
Office:    Room    117    City   Hall. 

RATTLE,  Susie  DeAVKt.  born,  Youngstown, 
O..  Feb.  13,  1882;  daughter  Thos.  M.  and 
Julia  (Thompson)  DeWitt;  educated.  Col- 
lege for  Women,  W.R.U.  1903,  B.L.,  Phi  Beta 
Kappa;  married,  Cleveland,  April  11,  1907 
to  Mr.  Rattle  (deceased) — children  Mans- 
field Rattle;  member  May  field  club.  Resi- 
dence:   11915    Carlton-rd. 

UAAVSOX,  Ornee  Prlec,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  9,  1879;  daughter  Charles  R.  and  Agnes 
(Davison)  Price;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
18,  1921  to  William  B.  Rawson;  member  New 
England  Historic  Genealogical  society;  mem- 
ber   D.A.R.    Residence:    2185    Cummington-rd. 

RAWSOX,  AV'illinin   Rnrron.   mechanical   en- 

flneer;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  7,  1878;  son 
I.  E.  and  Louise  (Barron)  Rawson;  edu- 
cated, Sibley  school;  Central  high  school; 
Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E.  1901;  married,  Clevo- 
land,  June  18,  1921  to  Grace  A.  Price;  en- 
gineer with  The  Sandusky  Cement  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Engineering  society;  Ameri- 
can Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  trus- 
tee Alta  Social  Settlement.  Residence:  2185 
Cummington-rd.   Office:   1002   Engineers  Bldg. 

RAY.MO\D,  IIenr>-  AngrnNtine.  ore  sales 
agent;  born,  Cleveland.  Dec.  6.  1882;  son  Sam- 
uel A.  and  Emma  K.  Stone;  educated.  Univer- 
sity school;  Yale  Univ.  B.  A.  1905;  married, 
Cleveland,  1913  to  Margaret  Ely  Garrctson — 
children,  Emma  Garretson  and  Milllcent 
Raymond;    ore   sales   agent   and   director   The 


Cleveland  Cllff.s  Iron  Co.;  director  The  Otis 
Steel  Co.,  The  Ohio  Chemical  Co.  and  The 
American  Construction  Co.;  trustee  Society 
for  Savings;  trustee  Cliildrens  Aid  Society; 
Union,  Tavern  and  KIrtland  Country  club. 
Residence:  1560  E.  115-st.  Office:  1463  Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

RAYMO.\I>,  MiirKfiret  finrretnoii,  horn, 
Cleveland,  Ai)ril  11,  1890;  dauglilor  George 
Armstiong  and  ICmma  R.  (lOIy)  Garretson; 
educated,  Hathaway-Brown  school;  Mrs. 
Dow's  school,  Briarcliff  Manor,  N.  Y.,  until 
June  1909;  married,  Cleveland,  June  28,  1913 
to  Henry  Augustine  Raymond — children,  Em- 
ma Garretson  and  Milllcent  Raymond;  de- 
but in  Cleveland,  Dec.  8,  1909  at  residence 
and  Country  club  ball;  member  Junior 
League;  U.  S.  Daughters  of  War  of  1912. 
Residence:   1560  E.  115th  St. 

RE,\,  Miirian  Godilnrd,  born,  Vassalhoro, 
Me.,  June  14,  1884;  daughter  Shuball  Smith 
and  Mary  Ellen  (Goddard)  Hussey;  educated, 
public  school  of  Portland,  Me.;  Moses  Brown 
school  of  Providence,  R.  I.  1904;  dept  of 
hygiene,  Wellesley  college,  1906;  married. 
Media,  Pa.,  June  25,  1919  to  Paul  Marshall 
Rea — children  Dorothy  Helen  Rea;  instruc- 
tor in  dept.  of  physical  education  Y.W.C.A., 
Dayton,  O.,  1906-1907;  asst.  director  physical 
education  of  Drexel  In.stitute,  I'hila.,  Pa., 
1907-1912;  director  of  Physical  Education  at 
Friends  Select  School,  Phila.,  Pa.,  1912-1918; 
director  Physical  Education  at  Baldwin 
School  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.  1916-1919;  member 
Mary  Hemenway  Alumnae  assn.  of  Wellesley 
college.  Residence:  2597  Dartmoor-rd.,  E. 
Cleveland. 

REA,  Paul  Marshall,  museum  director; 
born,  Mass.,  Feb.  13,  1878;  son  John  Thomas 
and  Sarah  Helen  (Mudgett)  Rea;  educated, 
Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Williams  college, 
A.  B.  1899,  A.  M.  1901;  married,  Medford, 
Mass.  June  28,  1904  to  Carolyn  Morse — 
children,  John  Morse  Rea;  married,  Media, 
Pa..  June  25,  1919  to  Marian  Goddard  Hussey 
— children,  Dorothy  Helen  Rea:  vice  director 
of  war  savings  for  South  Carolina  1917-1919; 
asst.  in  biology,  Williams  college  1900-1902; 
prof,  biology  (College  of  Charleston,  1913- 
1914;  instructor  Marine  Biol.  Lab.  1906-1911; 
prof,  embryology  and  physiology  1911-1919; 
prof,  embryology  Medical  college  1919-1920; 
director  Charleston  Museum,  1903-1920; 
director  Cleveland  Museum  of  Natural  His- 
tory since  1920;  fellow  A.  A.  A.  S. ;  member 
American  Assn.  of  Museums;  member  Ameri- 
can Anthropological  assn.;  member  American 
Ornithologists  union;  member  Ohio  Academy 
of  Science  (pres.  1925-1926);  director  Univer- 
sity club;  director  C-leveland  JMuseum  of 
Natural  History;  member  Union,  University 
and  Philosophical  clubs.  Residence:  2597 
Dartmoor-rd.      Office:    2717    Euclld-ave. 

REAVI.S,  John  W.,  attorney;  born.  Falls 
City,  Neb.,  Nov.  13,  1899;  son  C.  F.  and  Myrta 
(Abbey)  Reavis;  educated,  Cornell  Univ. 
LL.B. ;  married,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  May  3,  1924  to 
Helen  H.  Lincoln;  naval  air  service  during 
the  world  war;  member  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternity and  Order  of  Coif;  member  University 
and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2102  Still- 
man-rd.      Office:    1759    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

REBECK,  .Steven  AuKustiis,  sculptor;  born 
Cleveland,  May  25,  1891  ;  son  Andrew  and 
Elizabeth  Rebeck;  educated,  Cleveland  School 
of  Art.  National  Academy  of  Design,  and 
Beaux  Arts  Institute  of  Design,  N.  Y. ;  mar- 
ried. New  York,  March  1,  1920  to  Jane  Jones — 
children,  Steven  A.  Jr.,  Paul  Cyril  and  Clauda 
Sheldon  Rebeck;  served  in  the  97th  aero 
corps    overseas    and    in    France    during    the 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


world  war;  studied  under  Carl  Bitter  and 
Carl  Heber  sculptors;  worked  on  group  for 
Manhatten  Bridge  N.  Y.  and  statue  of 
Shakespeare  in  Cleveland;  also  the  Lincoln 
memorial  at  Alliance,  O.;  designed  the  Penton 
medal  for  the  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art; 
awarded  first  prize  for  sculpture  at  the  Cleve- 
land Museum  of  Art  1922  and  1923;  member 
National  Sculptors  Society,  New  York.  Resi- 
dence:   4036    Cooper-ave. 

REDHEAD,  J.  H.,  malleable  Iron  castings; 
born,  Cleveland,  1880;  son  Henry  W.  and 
Mary  F.  (Pfanner)  Redhead;  married,  Minne- 
apolis, 1905  to  Grace  Brewster  Jenkins — 
children,  Mary  Ruth  and  William  Redhead; 
associated  with  the  National  Malleable  Cast- 
ings Co.  1899-1921;  Reliance  Trust  Co.  1921- 
1925;  Columbus  Malleable  Iron  Co.  since  1925; 
vice  pres.  of  this  company;  vice  pres.  Cooper 
Spring  Co.;  member  Masonic  order  and  Al 
Koran  Shrine;  member  Clifton,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Union  and  Cleveland  Advertising 
clubs.      Office:    760    Curtis-ave.,    Columbus,    O. 

REED,  Charles  Henry,  treas.  and  sales 
manager  The  Forbes  Varnish  Co.;  born 
Chicago,  Oct.  14,  1898;  son  Edwin  Stanley 
and  Harriet  Lois  (Charter)  Reed;  educated 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science  and  Mass. 
Institute  of  Technology  B.  S.  1920;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  17,  1922  to  Use  Marie  Geh- 
ring — children,  Edwin  Albert  Reed;  seaman, 
U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  four  years  enlistment;  active 
duty  two  and  one  half  months;  instructor 
Mass.  Inst,  of  Technology,  dept.  of  engineer- 
ing administration,  1920-1921;  sales  manager 
and  technical  director  The  Forbes  Varnish 
Co.;  member  Society  of  Automotive  Engi- 
neers; member  University,  Westwood  Coun- 
try, Dover  Bay  Country  and  Old  Colony 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  l.'i74 
Si.  Charles-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  3800  W. 
143-st. 

REEDER  Ida  M.,  musician,  organist  and 
pianist;  born.  Baltic,  O.,  Apr.  27,  1886; 
daughter  Rev.  Fred.  M.  and  Catherine 
(Schmidt)  Hafle;  educated,  Cleveland  schoolB, 
Central  high  school,  Oberlin  Conservatory  of 
Music;  private  instruction  in  Paris,  P'rance; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  30,  1912  to  Herbert 
W.  Reedf-r  (deceased) — children,  James  Ver- 
non Reeder;  after  finishing  work  at  Oberlin 
studied  with  several  noted  teachers;  with 
"Wilson  G.  Smith,  Gillervicz  of  the  Conserva- 
tory of  Music  at  Moscow,  Russia;  with  Ernest 
Hutcheson  and  Clemens;  spent  year  in  Paris 
studying  piano  with  Moskowczkl  and 
organ  with  Alexander  Guilmant;  member 
American  Guild  of  Organists;  member  board 
of  directors  Lakewood  Three  Arts  club;  mem- 
ber Business  and  Professional  Women's, 
Music  Teachers  and  Lakewood  League  of 
W^omen  Voters  clubs;  accompanist  Mendel- 
sohn club  for  seven  years;  organist  Franklin 
Circle  Disciple  church  16  years;  since  Sept. 
1926,  organist  Lakewood  M.  E.  church.  Resi- 
dence:   1350   Lakewood-ave.,   Lakewood. 

REESE,  GeorKe  W.,  mfg.  chemist;  born, 
Bedford,  Pa.,  July  29,  1886;  son  Samuel  and 
Catherine  (Gnagy)  Reese;  educated,  public 
schools  and  Valparaiso  college;  married, 
Toledo,  Sept.  21.  1909  to  Elsie  Daubs — chil- 
dren, George  Jr.  and  Eleanor  Reese;  registered 
druggist;  pres.  and  mgr.  Reese  Chemical  Co.; 
82nd  degree  Mason  and  Shrlner;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker  Heights 
Country  club.  Residence:  2977  Fontenay. 
Office:   10617  Frank-ave. 

REESE,  Thoman  M.,  direct  mail  advertis- 
ing; born  Braddock,  Pa.,  June  28,  1890;  son 
David  T.  and  Anna  (St.  Clair)  Reese;  edu- 
cated   Braddock    public     and     high     schools, 


Cleveland  Art  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  7,  1920  to  Cleo  McCaslin;  actively  con- 
nected with  direct  mall  advertising  and  print- 
ing for  15  years;  head  of  T.  M.  Reese  Adver- 
tising Co.;  served  as  Captain  with  353  In- 
fantry, 89th  Division,  A.E.F.,  In  France  1917- 
1919.  Residence:  1560  Ansel-rd.  Office:  601 
Commercial   Bldg. 

REEVE,  Geor^re  Hall,  physician;  born. 
Willoughby,  O.  March,  1888;  son  Alvin  O.  and 
Nellie  (Hall)  Reeve;  educated,  Willoughby 
high  school,  Oberlin  college,  Syracuse  Univ., 
M.  D.  1912;  graduate  work  at  Harvard  Univ., 
1910  and  1914;  Univ.  of  Penn.  1919;  married, 
Cleveland,  July  24,  1923  to  Catherine  R. 
Holmes;  1st  lieut.  Med.  corps  Nov.  25,  1917- 
June  10,  1919;  asst.  physician,  Cleveland 
.State  hospital  1914-1915;  1st  asst.  physician 
and  pathologist,  Cleveland  State  hospital 
1915-1917;  neuro-psychiatric  service,  Med. 
corps  U.  S.  army  1917-1919;  Neuro-Psychia- 
tric  Clinic,  American  Red  Cross  since  1920; 
Neuro-Psychiatric  Clinic,  Charity  hospital 
since  1921;  Neuro-psychiatric  Clinic,  St. 
Luke's  Hospital  since  1923;  attending  spe- 
cialist Neuro-Psychiatry,  U.  S.  Veterans' 
Bureau  1920-1925;  instructor  in  Psychiatric 
social  work,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Neuro- 
Psychiatric  Clinic,  Criminal  Branch,  Com- 
mon Pleas  Court  since  1924;  member 
American  Academy  of  Med.;  American  Psych- 
iatric and  American  Ortho-Psychiatric  assns.; 
member  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fraternity; 
member  Men's  City  club;  member  Cleveland 
Council  of  Sociology.  Re'^idence:  Willough- 
by,   O.      Office:    8314    Euclid-ave. 

REICH,  Eniil,  knit  goods;  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  6,  1890;  son  Charles  and  Dora  (Devay) 
Reich;  educated  Wade  Park  public  school; 
East  high  school;  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.; 
married.  Cleveland.  June  15,  1915  to  Rolla 
Spira — children,  Lloyd  and  Suzanne  Reich; 
director  Spira  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and 
Knicker  Knit,  Inc.;  member  Zeta  Beta  Tau 
fraternity;  Bnal  Brith;  K.  of  P.;  Men's  club 
of  Euclid-ave.  Temple.  Residence:  2556 
Overlook-rd.      Office:    1389   W.    6th   st. 

REICH,  Gnstav  realtor;  born,  Cleveland; 
eon  Ernest  and  Karoline  (Deutsch)  Reich; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools.  Central 
high  school;  partner  firm  E.  Reich  &  Son; 
member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board,  active 
member  class  A.;  member  Buckeye  Rd.  Busi- 
ness Mens  Assn.;  director  in  this  organisa- 
tion. Residence:  8719  Buckeye-rd.  Office: 
same. 

REICHAVEIV,  Mary  E.,  born,  Cleveland, 
April  10,  1872;  daughter  Henry  A.  and 
Margaret  (Zarly)  Mantal;  educated  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland  Sept. 
10,  1890  to  John  Reichwein — children,  Elsie 
Klawon  and  Jessie  Dages  Reichwein;  cashier 
Lake  Shore  lodge  No.  351  American  Insurance 
Union,  15  years;  member  Loyal  Temple 
Pythian  Sisters;  republican  registrar  in 
Precinct  D.,  Ward  24.     Residence:  663  E.  97  st. 

REID,  Frnnk  V.,  asst.  general  supt. ;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  27,  1878;  son  Thomas  and 
Mary  C.  (Gamble)  Reid;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  10, 
1898  to  Florence  C.  Jones — children,  Russel) 
R.  Reid;  member  Lakewood  Council,  1914- 
1915;  director  C.  C.  Townes  Co.  and  Detroit- 
ave.  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  asst.  gen.  supt. 
The  Grasselll  Chemical  Co.;  member  K.  of  P.; 
Westwood  Country  club  and  Cleveland  Auto- 
mobile club.  Residence:  14503  Clifton-blvd. 
Office:    1400    Guardian   Bldg. 

REID,  Felice  Marjorle  Crowl,  born,  Cleve- 
land,    1896;     daughter     Samuel     Hiram     and 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Georgiana  Florence  (McKay)  Crowl;  edu- 
cated. College  for  Women.  W.R.U.,  B.A.; 
Radcliffe,  M.A.;  married,  Cleveland,  1924  to 
James  Sims  Reld,  M.D.;  member  American 
Historical  assn.;  Theta  Phi  Omega  fraternity; 
Women's  City  and  College  club.  Resi- 
dence:   2514    Norfolk-rd..    Cleveland    Hghts. 

HKID.  Jnmes  Sliiid.  physician;  born,  Mis- 
sissippi, 1894;  son  William  Henderson  and 
Salle  (Luse)  Reid;  educated,  Univ.  of  I^ouis- 
ville,  Ky.  M.  D. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1924 
to  Felice  M.  Crowl;  world  war,  officer  Medi- 
cal Corps,  U.  S.  army,  29  months  active  serv- 
ice 1917-1919  with  rank  of  capt.;  member 
American  Medical  assn.;  Kappa  Psi  and 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fraternities;  Masonic  lodge. 
Residence:  2514  Norfolk-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    City    Hall. 

REIFSNIDER,  Carl  Joseph,  advertising; 
born,  Girard,  C,  Aug.  22.  1897;  son  Edwin  (J. 
and  Sophia  Reifsnider;  educated.  University 
school,  1916;  Mechanics  Institute,  Rochester, 
N.  Y.  1919;  member  Phi  Sigma  Phi  fraterni- 
ty; Rochester  Art  League;  Cleveland  Adver- 
tising Club.  Residence:  1900  Idlewood-ave., 
E.  Cleveland.     Office:  705  National  Bldg. 

REIXTHAIj,  Arthur,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  28,  1896;  son  Sol  and  Belle 
(Kronthal)  Reinthal;  educated,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
B.  S.  in  Econ.;  married  Cleveland,  March  29, 
1922  to  Margaret  Joseph — children,  Robert  J. 
Reinthal;  world  war,  served  two  years,  with 
ranks  from  private  to  1st  lieut.  O.  R.  C. ; 
vice-pres.  and  production  mgr.  Bamberger 
Reinthal  Co.;  member  Taylor  society;  vice- 
chairman  Big  Brother  Assn.  of  Cleveland; 
trustee  Jewish  Social  Service  bureau;  mem- 
ber Oakwood  and  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2386   Lee-rd.      Office:    6118   Kinsman-rd. 

REINTHAIi,  Sol,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  22,  1864;  son  Isaac  and 
Reginia  (Halle)  Reinthal;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  school  and  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland  Oct.  24,  1894  to  Belle  Krouthal — 
children,  Arthur  J.  Reinthal;  member  war 
industries  board  (textile  div.);  sec.  The 
Bamberger  Reinthal  Co.;  sec.  and  on  execu- 
tive committee  Council  Educational  Alliance; 
on  board  and  executive  committee  Mt.  Sinai 
Hospital  and  Federation  of  Jewish  Charities; 
member  Bnai  Brith;  Excelsior,  Oakwood  and 
Town  clubs.  Residence:  1580  Oakwood-dr. 
Office:    6118   Kinsman-rd. 

REMIXGER,  Edwin  Carl,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Sandusky,  O.,  April  5,  1895;  son  Joseph 
and  Mary  (Weber)  Reminger;  educated,  St. 
Mary's  parochial  school,  Sandusky;  Ohio 
Northern  Univ.,  Ada,  O.,  LL.  B. ;  married, 
Sandusky,  O..  Feb.  10.  1923  to  Theresa  H. 
Bookmyer — children,  Donald  Edward  Rem- 
inger; world  war,  served  as  private  with 
Co.  D,  331st  inf.  83rd  div.;  also  with  renting, 
requisition  and  claims  service,  American  Ex- 
peditionary forces  and  as  corporal  with  head- 
quarters detachment,  35th  div.;  member  Delta 
Theta  Phi  law  fraternity;  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  K.  of  C;  Catholic  Order  of  Foresters; 
American  Legion.  Residence:  12623  Locke- 
ave.     Office:  442  Engineers  Bldg. 

RENXER.  R.  Richard,  surgeon;  born. 
Hundred,  W.  Va.,  1894;  son  Barney  and  Mary 
(Gump)  Renner;  educated.  Bethany  college. 
B.  S.  1917;  married.  Wheeling  W.  Va.,  June 
17,  1925  to  Jennie  L.  Steindorf;  world  war, 
medical  corps.  May  15,  1917,  A.  E.  F.  medical 
corps  France  1917-1919;  member  Cuyahoga 
County  and  Ohio  State  Medical  societies; 
American  Medical  assn.;  Tau  Kappa  Alpha 
and  Alpha  Kappa  fraternities;  Service  lodge, 
F.  and  A.  M.  Recreation:  golf  and  tennis. 
Residence:     12825  EucUd-ave.     Qfrice:     same. 


REX,  Ralph  K.,  retired;  born.  Canton.  O., 
Feb.  28,  1881;  son  George  and  Alice  M.  Rex; 
educated.  Canton  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland — children,  one  daughter;  incapaci- 
tated for  war  service;  director  DIebold  Safe 
&  Lock  Co.  and  Hubbard  Steel  Foundry  Co.; 
member  Euclid  Lodge  No.  599  F.  &  A.  M.; 
McKinley  Chapter,  No.  181.  R.A.M.;  Winder- 
mere Council  No.  113,  R.  &  S.M.;  Coeur  De 
Lion  Commandery  No.  64;  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory; Al  Koran  Temple.  A. A. O.N. M.S.;  Al 
Sirat  Grotto;  Royal  Order  of  Jesters;  Tall 
Cedars  of  Lebanon,  Forest  No.  70;  Cleveland 
lodge  No.  18,  H.P.O.E.;  Lilley  lodge  No.  362 
K.  of  P.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic.  Cleve- 
land, Acacia.  Cleveland  Aviation.  Country 
and  Canton  Shrine  clubs.  Recreation:  fl.'^hing 
and  out  door  sports.  Residence:  2224  Over- 
look-rd. 

REYCRAFT,  James  Leonard,  physician; 
born  Essex,  Ont.,  Nov.  17,  1890;  son  Dr. 
All)ert  J.  and  Ida  (Wigle)  Reycraft;  edu- 
cated, Fostoria,  O.  grammar  and  high  school; 
Adelbert  college,  Western  Reserve  Univ..  A. 
B.  1912;  M.D.  1915;  M.A.  in  Med.  1916;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  Oct.  2,  1918  to  Marie  Dan- 
nemlller — children  James  L.,  Jr.,  and  Joan 
Reycraft;  lieut.  U.  S.  N.  reserve  force 
1917;  lieut.  U.  S.  N.  (Regular)  July  1,  1918; 
served  at  home  and  abroad  until  Oct.  1919; 
resident  ob.'^tetrician,  Cleveland  Maternity 
hospital  1915;  Interne  Cleveland  City  hos- 
pital 1915-1916;  resident  physician  and  ob- 
stetrician, Cleveland  City  hospital  1916-1917; 
resident  gynecologist.  Lakeside  hospital  1920; 
instructor  of  gynecology,  W.  R.  U.  Medical 
school;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine and  Cleveland  Medicinal  Library  assn.; 
visiting  obstetrician  Cleveland  City  Hospital 
and  Woman's  hospital,  member  Fostoria,  O., 
lodge  F.  &  A.  M.;  member  Beta  Theta  PI  and 
Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  member  University 
club.  Recreation:  tennis,  violin  and  bridge. 
Residence:  13138  Cedar-rd.  Office:  610  Han- 
na  Bldg. 

REYNOLDS,  Nettle  Glenn,  born.  Cleveland, 
Dec.  7,  1S61;  daughter  Jo.«hua  Beatty  and 
Lydia  (Saybolt)  (jlenn;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Hinsdale.  Mass., 
Sept.  4.  1895  to  Isaac  Reynolds.  Residence: 
Wade  Park  Manor. 

REYNOLDS,  William  A.  sales  engineer; 
born.  Wilmington,  Del.,  Jan.  22,  1895;  son 
William  K.  and  Caroline  (Purnell)  Reynolds; 
educated,  Wilmington  (Del.)  Friends  school; 
Worcester  Academy.  Worcester.  Mass.;  Yalr> 
Univ.  Sheffield  scientific  school;  married. 
New  Haven.  Jan.  17,  1920  to  Anne  Drew — 
children,  Anne  Drew  Reynolds;  ensign.  U. 
S.  N.  A.  R.  (Engineering);  came  to  Cleveland 
with  Niles  Tool  Works  Co.  Feb.  1920;  mana- 
ger Cleveland  office  June  1921-Sept.  1922; 
Dravo-Doyle  Co.  since  Sept.  1922  as  sales 
engineer;  member  Yale  Engineering  assn.; 
member  Colony  club  at  Yale:  member  Uni- 
versity club.  Recreation:  tinkering  In  wood 
and  with  automobile.  Residence:  2173  Rex- 
wood-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  4800 
Prospect-ave. 

RHO.VDES,  Phllo  Dieroe,  sales  manager; 
born  Cleveland,  Nov.  28,  1878;  son  Oliver  F. 
and  Narclssa  (GulUford)  Rhoades;  educated, 
Cleveland  Central  high  school  and  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.;  married.  VIneland,  N.  J.  Nov.  28, 
1907  to  Zara  Belle  Rhoades — children,  Grace 
Beatrice,  Alice  Belle  and  Ruth  Pinckney 
Rhoades;  member  War  Industries  board; 
member  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  fraternity; 
member  Unlversltv  club.  Residence:  iS^S 
Wymore-ave.,  East  Cleveland.  Office:  1536 
East   38th-st. 

RHODES,  Ellin  B.,  physician;  born.  Clyde, 
O..    May    30.    1872;    son    J.    H.    and    Mary    A. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


(Brown)  Rhodes;  educated,  Baldwin  Univ., 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  M.  D. ;  married,  Ash- 
land, D.,  June  1899  to  Josephine  K.  Borland 
— children,  one;  examination  board  during 
the  world  war;  member  Ohio  State  and 
American  Medical  assns;  member  Mayfield 
Country  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
16500  Parklaiid-dr.  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
13859  Euclld-ave.,  East  Cleveland. 

RICE.  Frnnklyn  Anini"tns,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  N.  Olmsted,  O.,  June  30,  1885; 
son  Franklyn  DeWitt  and  Minnie  (Frary) 
Rice;  educated,  Elyria  high  school  and  Cleve- 
land College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 
M.D.;  married  N.  Olmsted,  Aug.  14,  1906; 
married.  N.  Olmsted,  Fed.  24,  1909  to  Jennlo 
E.  Cook — children,  Franklyn  Gilbert  and 
Florence  Elizabeth  (deceased)  Rice;  appoint- 
ed Ist  lieut.  May  7,  1917;  served  at  Ft.  Benj- 
amin Harrison,  Ind.  and  Camp  Devens, 
Mass.,  303  Inf.  76th  Div.;  promoted  to  capt. 
M.O.R.C.  May  1918;  in  France  July  1918 
Argonne  offensive;  with  Fourth  Corp.  Head- 
quarters in  Germany,  Army  of  Occupation 
Dec.  1,  1918  to  May  28,  1919;  discharged. 
Camp  Dix,  Major  M.O.R.C;  now  surgeon  322 
Field  Artillery;  private  practise  in  medicine 
and  surgerv;  instructor  at  Charity  Hos- 
pital; member  Cleveland  Medical  Library, 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine  and  Ohio 
State  and  American  Medical  assns.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  order  Brenton  D.  Babcock 
lodge,  Mt.  Olive  chapter,  Cleveland  Council; 
member  East  Cleveland  Kiwanis;  member 
Arkshill  Hunt  club.  Residence:  1869  Bur- 
nett-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  12202  Supe- 
rlor-ave. 

RICH,  ChnrleH  Tucker,  lawyer;  born,  Mo- 
hawk, N.  Y.,  Jan.  18.  1879;  son  George  A.  and 
Julia  Rich;  educated,  Mohawk  high  school, 
Purdue  Univ.  and  Syracuse  Univ.  col.  of  law; 
married.  Herkimer,  N.  Y.,  June  25,  1902  to 
Jessie  Walthart — children,  Frank  A.,  George 
E  Julia  M.  and  Genevieve  Rich;  worked  for 
ten  vears  for  the  U.  S.  Govt.  P.  O.  dept.  mail 
service;  member  American,  Cleveland  and 
Ohio  State  Bar  assns.;  member  Masonic 
lodge:  Knights  Templar;  B.P.O.E.;  member 
Lakewood  Country,  City  and  Big  Ten  Uni- 
versity clubs;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  17439 
Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  814  Hippo- 
drome Bldg. 

RICH,  Grace  Weddell,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Horace  Perry  and  Mary  S.  Weddell; 
educated,  Rye  Seminary,  Rye,  N.  Y. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  6,  1895  to  Walter  John 
Rich,  of  English  birth — children,  Horace 
Weddell  and  Jeannette  Victoria  Rich.  Resi- 
dence:   12560   Cedar-rd. 

RICH,  John  A.,  printer;  born,  Italy,  Mar. 
2,  1895;  son  Anthony  and  Marian  (Martlno) 
Rich;  educated,  Italy  and  Cleveland  public 
schools;  special  work  in  advertising;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Apr.  9,  1917  to  Marie  D'Er- 
rlco — children,  Marian  Jane  and  Jean  Marie 
Rich;  recognized  by  the  U.  S.  Govt,  for  activ- 
ities during  selling  campaigns  of  the  third, 
fourth  and  fifth  liberty  loans;  also  for  Red 
Cross  work;  started  to  learn  the  printing 
trade  at  age  of  twelve  at  the  Forman  Basset 
Co.;  A.  S.  Oilman  Printing  Co.;  started  In 
business  for  himself  at  age  of  19;  prop-  J. 
A.  Rich  Ptg.  Co.;  member  Order  Son.s  of 
Italy,  Cleveland  City  No.  5.  Odd  Fellows; 
Knights  of  Malta,  Dames  of  Malta;  member 
Forest  Hill  lodge  No.  644  F.  &  A.  M.;  Wind- 
ermere Chapter  and  Council;  member  East 
Cleveland  Klwanls  and  the  Aurellus  club. 
Recreation:  bowling,  golfing  and  fraternal 
affiliations.     Hobby:    doing  benevolent  work. 


Residence:     12526    Euclld-ave.      Office:     12534 
Euclid-ave. 

RICHARDSOX,  Caroline  KIuk,  born,  Ra- 
cine. Wis.,  1861;  daughter  Wallace  B.  and 
Eliza  (McHugh)  King;  educated,  Youngstown, 
O.  public  schools  and  Hiram  college;  married, 
Ashtabula,  O.,  1885  to  Clarence  E.  Rlcharc- 
son;  member  Hiram  club  of  Cleveland  and 
Eastern  Star,  Ashtabula,  O.  Residence:  1860 
Alvason-rd.,   E.   Cleveland. 

RICHARDSON,  Clarence  E.,  retired;  born, 
Ashtabula,  O.,  1856;  son  Capt.  Chauncey 
and  Eliza  (Scoville)  Richardson;  educated, 
Ashtabula  public  schools;  married  Ashta- 
bula, 1885  to  Caroline  King;  32nd  degree 
Mason,  Lake  Erie  Consistory,  Al  Koran  No- 
bles Mystic  Shrine,  Columbian  Commandry 
Knights  Templar.  Residence:  1860  Alva- 
son-rd.,   E.    Cleveland. 

RICHARDSON,  William  Eaton,  advertising; 
born,  East  St.  Louis,  111.,  Apr.  12,  1876;  son 
Frank  C.  A.  and  Florence  A.  (Eaton)  Rich- 
ardson; educated,  Clhicago  public  schools; 
married,  Chicago,  June  18,  1898  to  Lucy 
Francis  Opfergelt — children,  Ruth  and  Mary 
E.  Richardson;  pres.  Richardson  Briggs  Co.; 
member  Chicago  Athletic  assn.  Office:  216 
Superior-ave.,    N.    E. 

RICKERT,  Ernest,  pastor  St.  Margaret 
church;  born,  Bajmok,  Hungary,  Nov.  18, 
1887;  son  George  and  Rosalie  (Herold)  Rick- 
ert;  educated,  college  In  Kalocsa,  Hungary 
1900-1906;  Philosophy  and  Theology  at  St. 
Paul  Seminary,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  1906-1912; 
appointed  first  pastor  to  St.  Margaret  Church 
by  Bishop  Schrembs  Dec.  17,  1921;  organize(l 
new  parish,  built  temporary  church  and  hall 
1922;  published  a  book  "American  Hungarian 
Poet.s";  editor  Hungarian  Sunday,  a  Catholic 
weekly  1922-1923;  director  Magyar  club. 
Residence,  2886  East  117th  st. 

RICKEV,  Harry  Norris,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher; born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  Aug.  12.  1871; 
son  John  Mason  and  Marinda  (Paine)  Rickey; 
educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  May 
10,  1899  to  Virginia  Nelson  Odor — children, 
Alice  T.  (Mrs.  Samuel  Eells),  Harry  Norrls 
Jr.  and  John  Mason  Rickey  II;  head  of  pub- 
licity In  Great  Britain  and  Scandinavia;  sta- 
tioned in  London  during  world  war;  former- 
ly managing  editor  The  Cleveland  Press,  edi- 
tor In  chief  Cleveland  Press  and  editor  In 
chief  Scrlpps-McRae  League;  editorial  direc- 
tor Scripps  Publishing  Co.;  director  United 
Press  and  Newspaper  Enterprise  assn.; 
member  National  Press  club.  Overseas  Writ- 
ers' club,  Washington  and  Psychological  so- 
ciety; member  Congressional  Country  club 
(Washington,  D.  C),  Embassy  and  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  12349  Cedar- 
rd.,  Cleveland  and  Wardman  Park  Hotel, 
Washington,   D.   C. 

RIDEOLT,  Frank  D.,  engineer;  born,  To- 
ledo, Feb.  5,  1880;  son  Charles  H.  and  Laura 
(Pierce)  Rideout;  educated,  Toledo  schools 
and  Purdue  Univ.,  B.S.  1902;  married,  Toledo, 
June  11.  1903  to  Armaida  Kline — children, 
Mildred  S.  and  Jane  W.  Rideout;  contract- 
ing manager  American  Bridge  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Engineering  society;  trustee  Lake- 
wood  Community  church;  member  Big  Ten, 
Mid-Day,  Dover  Bay  and  Buffalo  Athletic 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1267 
Ethel-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1450  Rocke- 
feller  Bldg. 

RIDER,  EiiRene,  real  estate;  born,  Donegal, 
Pa.  Oct.  13,  1877;  son  William  H.  and  Mary 
E.  (Millhoff)  Rider;  educated.  "U^estern  Re- 
serve Univ.,  A.B. ;  awarded  philosophical 
?rlze  at  graduation;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
9,     1903     to     Edith     W.     Wheaton — children, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


two;  managing  director  The  Mortgage 
Finance  Co.;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega 
fraternity.  Rosldence:  1879  Farmlngton-rcl. 
Office:      834   Williamson    Bldg. 

RIEDEL.  Rhea  Kipp.  specialist  in  physio- 
therapy; born,  Cleveland,  i\Iay  8,  1S97;  daugh- 
ter William  J.  and  Ida  C.  (Kipp)  Riedel; 
educated,  Cleveland  elementary  and  high 
f-choola;  Sargent  School  for  Physical  Educa- 
tion, Cambridge.  Mass.;  I'hysio-therapy  at 
Harvard  Medical  Post  Graduate  school,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.;  member  American  F'hysio-Thcr- 
apy  assn.;  member  Order  of  Eastern  Star, 
Daughters  of  America,  Dames  of  Malta  and 
Lambda  Chi  (chancellor)  sorority;  member 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  club. 
Recreation:  horseback  riding,  bridge,  hiklngr 
and  music.  Residence:  1391  E.  110th  .st.  Of- 
fice:     Engeln    Electric    Co. 

Rins,  Doiiiiii  I.,  librarian;  born,  Greenwich, 
O. ;  daughter  of  John  H.  and  Alice  (Seeley) 
Rles;  educated,  College  for  Women,  Western 
Reserve  ITniv.,  A.15. ;  student  at  school  of 
Library  science  W.  R.  U. ;  associated  with 
the  Cleveland  public  library;  member  Busi- 
ness and  Professional  W'omen's  club.  Resi- 
dence: 18409  Windward-rd.  Office:  Cleveland 
Public  Library. 

RIFK,  Hattic  Wj-att.  born  Clyde,  O.,  March 
14,  1872;  daughter  Nicholas  Herrick  and 
Harriette  (Blair)  Wyatt;  educated,  Clyde 
high  school;  married,  Geneva,  1892  to  Charles 
Harris  Rife — children,  Beatrice  (Mrs.  Black- 
man)  Ellis  and  Lewis  Rife;  worked  for  Red 
Cross  during  world  war;  member  Loyal  Aux. 
Spanish  American  War  Veterans,  vice-pres. 
and  past  pres.  of  MacMaken  Au.x.;  former 
6ec.  and  vice  pres  Quest  club;  member  Par- 
liamentary Law  club  sec.  and  treas.  Resi- 
dence:   13026    Superior-rd. 

RIGELHAUPT,  William,  physician;  born, 
Hungary,  Oct.  20,  1881;  son  Leopold  and  Eva 
(Gluckmann)  Rigelhaupt;  educated,  Gym- 
nasium, Hungary;  Royal  Univ.  of  Budapest, 
Hungary;  University  of  Jena,  Germany; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  Medical  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1911  to  Sadie  A.  Alexander; 
on  medical  staff  of  Lutheran  hospital,  Cleve- 
land; post  graduate  work  was  done  In 
European  universities;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine  and  member  American 
Med.  assn.;  member  Masonic  lodge.  Recrea- 
tion: traveling.  Residence:  3812  Franklin- 
blvd.     Office:  same. 

RIEMEXSCHNEIDER,       8  el  m  a       Mnrtln?, 

born,  Greenville,  O. ;  daughter  Dr.  John  C. 
and  Mary  F.  (Duis)  Marting;  educated,  Bald- 
win Wallace  college,  A.  B.  19U4;  Baldwin 
Wallace  Conservatory,  graduate  in  piano 
1902;  graduate  in  voice,  1904;  piano  studv 
with  James  H.  Rogers,  1903-1904;  vocal 
study  with  Mathilds  Marchesi,  Paris,  France, 
1 904-190.''.;  married,  Berea,  O.,  July  21, 
1904  to  Albert  Riemenschnelder — children, 
Edwin,  Lois  (deceased),  Wilma  and  Paul 
Riemenschnelder;  pres.  Women's  Foreign 
Missionary  society,  Lakewood  Methodist 
church;  vice-pres.  Women  Music  Teachera 
club;  ten  years  singing  teacher  at  Baldwin 
Wallace  Cons'^'rvaiory ;  member  Women  Mus- 
ic Teachers,  Fortnightly  Musical  and  Lake- 
wood  Three  Arts  clubs.  Residence:  10001 
Edgewater-dr. 

RITZMAX,  Levrlfi  Allen,  pres.  The  Noble 
Refg.  Co.;  born,  Uniontown,  O.,  Oct.  1870;  son 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  George  Ritzman;  educated, 
Uniontown  college  1887;  married,  Uniontown, 
Dec.  2.">,  1893  to  Addle  M.  Long — children. 
Leland  and  Virginia  Ritzman;  pres.  The 
Noble    Refg.    Co.;    gen.    mgr.    Ritzman    White 


Lead  Co.;  member  Masonic  order,  Al  Koran 
Shrine  and  Heights  Commandery;  member 
Masonic  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2924  Edgehlll-rd.  Office:  B.  99th  et.  and 
N.   Y.  C.   By. 

ROADS,  Conser  G.,  attorney  at  law  and 
real  estate;  born.  HiUsboro,  O.,  March  9,  1887; 
son  Noah  and  Ruth  (Carlisle)  Roads;  edu- 
cated, Hillsboro  public  schools  and  high 
school;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  A.  B.  with  high 
honors;  W^estern  Reserve  Law  School,  LL.  B. 
with  high  honors;  married,  Joplin  Mo.,  Mar. 
9.  1918  to  Gladys  R.  Magruder— children. 
David  Carlisle  Roads;  sergeant  Co.  F,  Srd 
Ohio  Inf.  (Cleveland  Grays)  on  Mexican 
border  duty  1916-1917;  Instructor  In  2nd 
officers  training  camp.  Ft.  Benjamin  Har- 
rison, Ind.;  capt.  322nd  field  artillery,  over- 
seas service  June  12,  1918-May  16,  1919; 
active  service  in  practice  of  law  1912-1916; 
war  service  1916-1919;  reassumed  law  prac- 
tice and  real  estate  business  since  1919; 
partner  Purdy  &  Roads;  director  and  sec- 
treas.  Hillcrest  Realty  Co.;  director  and 
pres.  Kinsman-Richmond  Land  Co.;  director 
National  Fur  Farms  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Real  Estate  board;  trustee  and  pres.  Cleve- 
land Grays;  member  American  Legion; 
member  Phi  Alpha  Delta  (natif.nal  treas. 
1913-1914;  national  sec.  1915-1919);  mem- 
ber Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fra- 
ternities; member  (Drder  of  C^oif;  member 
Cleveland  Grays,  Cleveland,  and  Chagrin 
Valley  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
fishing  and  gardening.  Residence:  Berk- 
shire-rd..  Gates  Mill,  O.  Office:  12429  Cedar- 
rd.,    Cleveland. 

ROBBIXS,  Frances  Ashton.  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Stephen  Manfull  and  Amelia  (Price) 
Ashton;  educated,  Greenville,  Penna.  high 
school;  continued  studies  at  Thiel  college; 
married  Mercer,  Pa.,  Mar.  11,  1899  to 
Leon  Josiah  Bobbins — children,  Leon  Am- 
brose   Robblns.      Residence:    2585    Lee-rd. 

ROBBIIVS,  Frank  Carle,  retired;  born,  Nlles, 
O..  May  30,  1858;  son  Benjamin  Bertley  and 
Ann  Elizabeth  (Carle)  Bobbins;  educated, 
Hiram  schools  and  Ann  Arbor,  Mich;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  20,  1886  to  Lizzie  Alpha 
Clapp — children.  Carle  Boynton_  Alpha  Bal- 
lon, Phoebe  Clapp  and  John  Clapp  Robblns; 
director  The  Ohio  Box  Board  Co.;  pres.  The 
Greendale  Co.;  trustee  Hiram  college;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  member 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Big  Ten  University  club.  Residence:  Hiram, 
O. 

BOBBINS  Leon  Jo.slah,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  5,  1873;  son  Ambrose  M.  and  Sophie 
(Shattuck)  Robblns;  educated,  Cleveland  high 
school,  1891;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science. 
1895.  B.S.;  post  graduate  work,  1896;  mar- 
ried,' Mercer,  Pa.,  March  11,  1899  to  Frances 
Ashton — chlMren,  Leon  A.  Robblns;  sec.  The 
Ohio  Varnish  Co.;  member  Phi  Kappa  Pst 
fraternity;  University  and  Canterbury  clubs. 
Residence:  2B85  Lee-rd.  Office:  9001  Kins- 
man-rd. 

ROBBIN.S,  Limzie  Clapp,  born,  Cleveland. 
Jan.  10,  1859;  daughter  John  H.  and  Phoebe 
(Boynton)  Clapp;  educated,  Hiram  college, 
A.  B.  1881;  M.  A.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  20. 
1886  to  Frank  Carl  Robblns — children.  Carle 
Boynton,  Alpha  Balloon,  Phoebe  Clapp  and 
John  Clapp  Bobbins;  member  College  club 
and  Hiram  College  club  of  Women.  Resi- 
dence:     Hiram,  O. 

ROBBI.N.S,  Paul  H.,  see.  Master  Printers 
Assn.;  born,  Gallon,  O.,  Aug.  13.  1893;  son 
Ernest    C.    and    Carrie    K.    (Hubley)    Robblns; 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


educated,  Gallon  public  schools  and  private 
study  through  correspondence  courses  night 
college  and  libraries;  married,  Mansfield,  O. 
Nov.  10,  1914  to  Helen  L.  Whetro — children, 
Paul  William  and  Jane  Louise  Robblns;  ac- 
tive in  Mansfield  Home  Guards  organization 
during  world  war;  spent  early  life  in  journal- 
istic work  in  Gallon,  Marion  and  Cleveland; 
in  confectionery  business  in  Marion  for  four 
years;  went  to  Mansfield  in  1917  entering 
production  dept.  of  Ohio  Brass  Co.;  later  did 
employment  and  welfare  work  for  the  same 
company;  came  to  Cleveland  with  the  Glenn 
L.  Martin  Co.  in  1919  as  employment  man- 
ager; employment  manager  for  Cleveland 
Twist  Drill  Co.;  became  sec.  to  M.  P.  A.  Mar. 
13,    1922;    member   Marlon    lodge    No.    70    F.    & 

A.  M. ;  member  American  Managers  assn.. 
New  York  City.  Recreation:  tennis  and 
motoring.  Residence:  13507  Shaw-ave. 
Office:  811  Prospect-ave. 

ROnniNS,  Samuel  Mone,  doctor  of  dental 
surgery;  born,  Worcester,  Mass.,  June  3, 
1902;  son  Louis  and  Sarah  (Davidson)  Rob- 
bins;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  D. 
D.S.;  married,  Cleveland,  July  13,  1924  to 
Esther  Weinberg;  world  war,  served  at  Re- 
Berve  Officers  Training  corps;  member  Cleve- 
land and  Northern  Ohio  Dental  assns. ;  Al- 
pha Zeta  Gamma  fraternity.  Residence: 
726   E.   125-st.     Office:   4900   Euclid  Bldg. 

ROBBIXS,  Thon.  M.,  Insurance  and  bonds; 
born,  Indiana,  Dec.  6,  1872;  son  Thos.  J.  and 
Margaret  (Maxwell)  Robbins;  educated, 
high  school;  married,  Akron,  O.,  1895  to 
Alice  M.  Huddleston;  owner  Thos.  M.  Rob- 
blns &  Son;  pres.  Depositors  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.;  pres.  Western  Reserve  Securities  Co.; 
director  Acme  Bond  &  Mtg.  Co.;  pres.  De- 
positors Mig.  Co.  Residence:  15114  Lake-ave., 
Lakewood.  Office:  508  Auditorium  Garage 
Bldg. 

nOBERTS,  Arthnr  Boardinnn,  consulting 
engineer;  born,  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  Feb.  10, 
1884;  son  Edward  Parkinson  and  Jessie 
(Boardman)  Roberts;  educated.  University 
Bchool    1903;    Case   school    of    Applied    Science 

B.  S.,    1907;    later    received    E.    E.,    M.    E.    and 

C.  E.;  married,  Scott,  O.,  June  21,  1916  to 
Ida  Mae  Wilson — children,  John  Edward 
Roberts;  major  Ordnance  Dept.  U.  S.  A.  1918 
In  charge  of  design  and  construction  of  the 
Aberdeen  Proving  Ground  a  $15,000,000  pro- 
ject, near  Baltimore,  Md.;  at  present  lieut. 
colonel.  Ordnance  Reserve,  assigned  to  Cleve- 
land District  Ordnance  office;  In  1922  director 
of  Public  Utilities,  Cleveland;  has  acted  as 
consulting  engineer  for  Jordan  Motor  Car 
Co.,  American  Ship  Building  Co.,  Steel  Pro- 
ducts Co.,  Ajax  Mfg.  Co.;  Municipal  Light  re- 
port for  City  of  Cleveland;  gas  rate  case 
Cincinnati;  water  works  Sandusky,  O. 
and  water  works  of  Lorain  O. ;  Upson  Nut 
Co.,  Lamson  Sessions  Co.,  Cleveland  Radiator 
and  Cleveland  Laundry  Co.;  vice  pres.  and 
director  The  Withington  Roberts  Wright  Co., 
Consulting  Engineers;  member  Cleveland 
Engineering  Society  (director  1922-23;)  pres. 
1925-26;  and  Army  Ordnance  assn.;  member 
Phi  Delta  Theta,  Sigma  XI  and  Tau  Beta  Pi 
fraternities;  member  University,  Northeast- 
ern Ohio  Gun  and  Country  and  Merchants  & 
Manufacturers  club  of  Ohio;  member  Army 
Officers  Assn.  of  Northeastern  Ohio.  Resi- 
dence: 1216  E.  145th  St.  Office:  622  Swetland- 
Bldg. 

ROBERTS,  Edward  Brown,  banking;  born, 
Nelsonville,  O.,  Feb.  4,  1884;  son  William  and 
Georgiana  (Brown)  Roberts;  educated.  North- 
ern Univ.,  Evanston  and  Chicago,  111.  B.3. 
1909,    LL.B.    1914    trust   officer    The    Cleveland 


Trust  Co.:  member  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  and 
Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraternities  member  Canter- 
bury Golf,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Big  Ten  Uni- 
versity and  North -estern  University  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  a  1  volley  ball.  Residence: 
2186   W.   93rd  st.     (.ifflce:  Cleveland  Trust   Co. 

ROBERTS,  Edward  ParkinHon,  consulting 
engineers;  born.  New  York  City,  Aug.  29,  1856; 
son  John  Parkinson  and  Ann  (Roofe)  Rob- 
erts; educated,  Stevens  Institute  of  Techno- 
logy, Holioken,  N.  J.,  M.E. ;  married,  Chicago, 
March  31,  1992  to  Jessie  B.  Boardman — chil- 
dren. Arthur  Boardman  and  Eleanor  Roofe 
Roberts;  district  chairman  fuel  conserva- 
tion. Summit  County,  O.  during  war;  supt. 
and  mgr.  manufacturing  companies;  vice- 
pres.  and  mgr.  Electric  Light  and  Gas  Co.; 
consulting  engineer  for  over  $200,000,000  of 
properties;  member  American  Society  of  Me- 
chanical Engineers;  American  Institute  of 
Electrical  Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineering 
Society  (past  pres.)  Residence:  1250  Beach- 
ave.,    Lakewood. 

ROBERTS,  H.  Melvin,  lawyer;  born,  Ken- 
tucky, Oct.  2,  1879;  son  A.  G.  and  Laura  (Noe) 
Roberts;  educated,  public  and  high  school, 
Henderson,  Ky.;  Hampden-Sidney  (Va.)  col- 
lege, A.B. ;  Univ.  of  Va.,  LL.B.;  married  Va., 
1905  to  Laetitia  Allen — children,  Melvin  Mc- 
Dearmon  Roberts;  member  law  firm,  Howell, 
Roberts  &  Duncan;  member  Cleveland  bar 
assn.;  member  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Shaker 
Heights  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
hunting  and  fishing.  Residence:  3070  Mon- 
mouth-rd.     Office:    1026  Guardian   Bldg. 

ROBERTS,  Harrift  W.,  advertising  mgr. 
Plain  Dealer;  born.  Paris,  O.,  Aug.  19,  1888; 
son  Dr.  J.  A.  and  Augusta  M.  (Young)  Rob- 
erts; educated,  East  high  school;  married, 
Toledo,  Sept.  28,  1908  to  Edna  C.  Caswell — 
children,  Stanley  C,  Marian  E.,  Edna  C, 
Harris  W.  and  Allan  Howard  Roberts;  with 
Plain  Dealer  twenty  years;  member  board  of 
governors  Y.  M.  C.  A.  school  of  Technology; 
member  Masonic  lodge  and  Chapter;  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Acacia  Country,  City  and 
Cleveland  Advertising  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:        3246        Warrington-rd., 

Shaker  Hghts.     Office:  Plain  Dealer  Pub.  Co. 

ROBERTS,  Helen  Foote,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  23,  1879;  daughter  Lyman  Perry  and 
Elise  (Tiedeman)  Foote;  educated.  College 
for  Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.  B. 
1900;  married,  Cleveland,  July  24,  1901  to 
William  Elmer  Roberts — children,  Donald 
Foote,  Lois  Gertrude  and  Helen  Perry 
Roberts;  member  Delta  Phi  Upsilon  sorority; 
member  Lakewood  College,  Lakewood 
Woman's  and  Round  Table  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion; touring  and  a  cottage  in  Maine.  Resi- 
dence:   1218    Webb-rd.,    Lakewood. 

ROBERTS,  Ida  Mae.  born.  Van  Wert,  O.. 
Nov.  25,  1885;  daughter.  Dr.  John  B.  and 
Susan  (Stiverson)  Wilson;  educated,  Scott 
high  school,  1903;  Western  Reserve  school  of 
nursing,  1915,  R.  N. ;  married,  Scott,  O.  Juno 
21,  1916  to  Arthur  Boardman  Roberts-^chll- 
dren,  John  Edward  Roberts;  director  Scott 
Honje  Telephone  CJo. ;  member  American  Na- 
tional  Red   Cross.     Residence:    1216    E.    14Bth 

St. 

ROBERTS,  Jennie  Boardman,  born,  Bran- 
don, Vt.,  June  29,  1862;  daughter  Turner  A. 
and  Martha  (Long)  Boardman;  educated, 
Brandon,  Vt.  Univ.;  married,  Chicago,  March 
31,  1882  to  Edward  Parkinson  Roberts — 
children,  Arthur  Boardman  and  Eleanor 
Roofe  Roberts;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:    1250   Beach-ave.,   Lakewood. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


noDERTS,  Richard  F.,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  2,  1899;  son  Richard 
and  Elizabeth  (Barry)  Roberts;  educated, 
U.  S.  Government  grade  and  high  athools; 
Canal  Zone.  Panama;  Baldwin  NN'allace  Lawr 
college,  LLi.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  May  8, 
19J4  to  Veronica  Geerer — children,  Richard 
Joseph;  world  war,  enlisted  air  service  and 
stationed  at  Kelly  field,  San  Antonio,  Tex., 
191S;  admitted  to  practice  Dec.  1922;  began 
practice  with  J.  A.  Curtis,  Jan.  1,  1923;  now 
associated  with  law  firm  Day.  Corrigan  and 
Day;  member  Cleveland  and  Canal  Zone  Bar 
assns. ;  Marquette  club;  his  father,  a  civil 
engineer,  went  to  Panama  in  1906  when 
Canal  was  started  and  the  family  followed 
in  1908.  Rei-reation:  athletics,  esi>e<-ially 
swimming  and  track.  Residence,;  655  Eddy-rd. 
Office:    540    Leader    Bldg. 

ROBERTS.  W'illifim  Elmer.  supervisor 
Manual  Arts,  public  schools;  born,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  July  21,  1866;  son  William  G. 
and  Sarah  C.  (Lyford)  Roberts;  educated, 
Mass.  Institute  Technology,  also  other  uni- 
versities and  schools  of  education;  married. 
Cleveland.  July  24,  1901  to  Helen  Perry  I'oote 
— children,  Donald  Foote,  Lois  Gertrude  and 
Helen  Perry  Roberts;  during  the  war  acted  as 
director  of  boys'  work  for  tiie  Lake  Division 
of  the  Junior  Red  Cross  Including  the  states  of 
Ohio,  Indiana  and  Kentucky;  also  as  director 
of  manual  training  for  the  Cleveland  Chapter 
Junior  Red  Cross  and  as  member  of  the  ex- 
ecutive committee  of  the  Cleveland  Chapter; 
participated  actively  In  several  of  the  Liberty 
Loan  campaigns:  in  1890  accepted  position 
as  principal  of  West  Manual  Training  school 
in  Cleveland;  in  1893  appointed  supervisor  of 
manual  training  in  the  Cleveland  public 
schools,  which  position  he  still  holds;  hai 
given  lecture  and  laboratory  courses  at  many 
universities  and  institutions;  assnc.  editor  In- 
dustrial Education  Magazine  and  has  prepared 
many  editorials  and  other  articles  for  pro- 
fessional periodicals;  made  extensive  survey 
and  report  on  manual  arts  for  the  Bureau  of 
Education,  Washington,  D.  C,  published  by 
the  bureau  in  1924;  member  National  Educa- 
tion assn.;  National  Society  for  Promotion 
of  Industrial  Education:  Vocation  Education 
Assn.  of  the  Middle  West;  Eastern  Arts 
assn.;  Western  Arts  assn.;  for  many  years 
member  board  of  management  of  West  Side 
Branch  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  member  Cleveland  School 
Arts,  Cleveland  School  Masters'  and  City 
clubs.  Recreation:  hand  work,  gardening, 
flivvering,  canoeing,  boating,  camping, 
tramping,  camera  hunting  and  a  mild  inter- 
est in  outdoor  games.  Residence:  1218  Webb- 
rd.,    Lakewood.      Office:    Board    of   Education. 

ROBERT.SOX,  I,ee  C,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
New  York;  son  James  W.  and  Lucretla  (Cor- 
bett)  Robertson;  educated.  State  Normal  and 
Training  School,  Fredonia,  N.  Y.;  Ohio  North- 
ern, Univ.,  LL.B.;  children,  Blanchard  James 
Robertson;  engaged  in  general  practice  of 
law  In  all  courts  of  Ohio;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Knights  of  Pythias;  Independent 
Order  of  Odd  Fellows.  Residence:  8205  Eu- 
clld-ave.     Office:  6007  Euclid-ave. 

ROBERTSON.  TliiminN  .Aaron,  editor;  born. 
Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  May  10,  1883;  son  George 
A.  and  Mary  F].  (Durand)  Robertson;  edu- 
cated. Battle  Creek  schools  and  Univ.  of 
Mich.  1904;  married,  Feb.  27,  1915  to  Isabel 
K.  Knight;  engaged  in  newspaper  business 
P.attle  Creek  Journal  1903-1907;  St.  Louis 
Republic  1907-1910;  Associated  Press,  St. 
Louis  office  1910-1911;  Houston,  (Texas)  Post 
1911-1912;  Cleveland  Leader  and  Cleveland 
News  since  1912.  Residence:  12603  Cllfton- 
blvd.,  Lakewood. 


ROBESON.  Llla  Panllne.  opera  and  con- 
cert artist  and  teacher  of  voice;  born,  Cleve- 
land, April  4.  1880;  daughter  William  R.  and 
.Sarah  I'J.  (McUrath)  Robeson;  educated,  Col- 
lege for  Women,  W.  R.  U.,  1902;  made  debut 
at  Boston  Opera  House  witii  Aborn  Opera 
Company,  1911  as  Ortrud  in  Lohengrin;  made 
debut  with  Metropolitan  Opera  Co.  at  Metro- 
politan Opera  House,  New  York,  1912  as  the 
Witch  in  Koenigskinder;  member  Metropoli- 
tan Opera  Co.,  1912-1922;  honorary  member 
Woman's  and  Fortnightly  Musical  clubs; 
member  Women's  City,  Lfii.sine.ss  and  Profes- 
sional Women's  and  Lecture  Recital  cluba, 
Cleveland;  MacDowell  club,  N.  Y.  Resi- 
dence: 3286  Kenmore-rd.  Office:  706  Car- 
negie Hall. 

ROBINETTE,  Roy  B.,  born,  Bedford,  O., 
Jan.  16,  1878;  son  Wm.  Penn  and  Adelaide 
(Kuggles)  Kobinette;  educated,  publlo 
schools;  business  college  at  night;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  11,  1909  to  Dawn  Waldeck— 
children,  Wm.  Penn,  Carl  W.  and  Roy  B. 
Itoijinette;  past  pres.  Cleveland  Paint  Oil  & 
Varnish  club;  pres.  Cleveland  Rotary  club; 
pres.  National  Paint,  Oil  and  Varnish  assn.; 
sec.  and  treas.  Tropical  Paint  &  Oil  Co.;  sec. 
Hascall  Paint  Co.;  director  Midland  Bank 
and  Colonial  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  director 
Cleveland  Chapter  National  Aeronautic  assn.; 
former  pres.  Lakewood  Board  of  Education, 
vice-pres.  Community  Betterment  Council; 
member  Westwood  Country,  Clifton,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  National  Town  and  Country 
and  Rotarv  clubs.  Residence;  17840  Lake-rd. 
Office:    1246   West  70th   st. 

ROBINSON  Alexander  C.  111.  architect; 
born,  Sewickley,  Pa.,  Nov.  2,  1891;  son  Alex- 
ander C.  II  and  Emma  P.  (Jones)  Robinson; 
educated.  The  Hill  School,  Pottstown,  Pa. 
1906-1910;  Princeton  Univ.  A.B.,  1914;  Colum- 
bia Univ.  B.  Arch.  1917;  married,  Sewickley. 
Jan.  14,  1918  to  Marjory  Woods — children, 
Emma  Jones,  Gertrude  Marjory  Roldnson; 
and  Alexander  C.  Robinson  IV;  associate  on 
the  committee  of  classifications  of  personnel, 
office  of  the  chief  of  staff,  Washington,  D.  C. 
during  the  period  Aug.  1917-Apr.  1919;  mem- 
ber firm  Abram  Garfield,  Architect;  member 
.American  Institute  of  Architects;  member 
Terrace  Club,  Princeton  Univ.;  member 
EUgeworth  Club  Sewickley,  Pa.  Residence: 
11315    Hessler-rd.      Office:    915   National    Bldg. 

ROBINSON,  Allen  Jay,  real  estate;  born 
E.  Cleveland.  Mar.  1,  1881;  son  James  A.  and 
Ida  M.  (Udell)  Robinson;  educated,  Wooster 
College  for  one  year  and  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science  B.  S.  1904;  married,  Cleve- 
land June  29  1905  to  Lillle  B.  Krlder — 
children,  Eleanor  A.  Robinson;  capt.  Ord- 
nance (world  war)  from  Jan.  8,  1918 — June 
14,  1920;  commanding  officer  37th  provisional; 
Ord.  Depot  Co.  (to  France)  and  4th  Ord. 
evacuation  Battalion  (from  France);  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  member  Last 
Cleveland  Post  No.  163  of  the  American 
Legion.  Residence:  1884  Page-ave.,  East 
Cleveland  and  National  Real  Estate  boards; 
Huron-rd. 

ROBINSON,  Chrlntinn.  realtor;  born.  Den- 
mark; son  R.  and  (Erickson)  Robinson;  edu- 
cated, Denmark;  married,  Denmark,  to  Anna 
Erickson — children,  Mrs.  Fred.  Smith  and 
Mrs.  Lloyd  H.  Strong;  owner  Christian  Rob- 
inson Realtor,  1st  vlce-pres.  and  director 
East  Cleveland  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and 
Chairman  of  Loan  Committee;  member  Cleve- 
land and  .National  Real  Estate  boards  Masonic 
order  32nd  degree  and  Shrlner;  Masslck  and 
Shrine  clubs;  Cuyahoga  County  Savings  & 
Loan  League  and  Insurance  club  of  Cleveland, 
Ohio.      Recreation:    travel.      Residence:    1269 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland    Hghts.-Blvd.    Office:    13C01    Shaw- 
ave.,  cor.  Hayden-ave. 

ROBINSON,  Clarence  A.,  traveling  sales- 
man, born,  New  Yorli  City,  June  9,  1899;  son 
Franlt  E.  and  Florence  A.  (Meyers)  Robin- 
son; educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  1919- 
1921;  Dartmouth  college  1921-1923  B.S.;  over- 
seas June  13,  1918-May  1,  1919  with  section 
590  of  U.S.A.A.S.;  member  Sigma  Chi  frater- 
nity; University  club.  Residence:  14422  Su-. 
perior-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  5401 
Hamilton-ave. 

ROBINSON,  David,  mechanical  engineer; 
born,  Sewickley,  Pa.,  Aug.  1,  1894;  son  Alex- 
ander C.  II  and  Emma  (Jones)  Robinson; 
educated.  The  Hill  School  Pottstown,  Pa. 
1914;  Cornell  Univ.  1918;  married.  Gates  Mill, 
O.,  Aug.  24,  1918  to  Hilda  B.  Shepard — child- 
ren, David  Jr.  and  George  Shepard  Robin- 
eon;  United  States  Air  Service  during  the 
world  war;  member  American  Institute  of 
Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers.  Resi- 
dence: 2607  Hampshire-rd.  Office:  The  Na- 
tional   Malleable    &   Steel    Castings    Co. 

ROBINSON,  Florence  Bowler,  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  3,  1885;  daughter  Walter  N.  and 
Frances  (Weaver)  Bowler;  educated,  Hatha- 
way-Brown  school;  married  June  29,  1907  to 
Thomas  B.  French  (deceased);  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  6,  1924  to  Frederick  Robin- 
son— children,  Frances  French  and  Marjorie 
French.      Residence:      2920   Huntington-rd. 

ROBINSON,  Frederick  Earl,  engineer:  born 
Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  Nov.  21,  1883;  son 
Frederick  E.  and  Mary  Scotland  (MacKenzie) 
Robinson;  educated,  St.  Marks  School,  South- 
boro,  Mass.;  Princeton  Univ.  1906;  Harvard 
Univ.  1907  (mining  engineer) ;  married  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  6  1923  to  Florence  Frances  Bowl- 
er French — children,  Frances  French  and 
Marjorie  French  Robinson;  pres.  Frederick 
Robinson  Co.;  Cleveland  manager  The  North- 
ern Pump  Co.;  Cleveland  Manag^er  Thomas 
Flexible  Coupling  Co.;  Cleveland  Manager 
Farr  Hydraulic  Systems  Inc.;  member  El 
Paso  Club,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo.;  and  mem- 
ber Cheyenne  Mountain  Country  club,  Colo- 
rado Springs,  Colo.  Residence:  2920  Hunting- 
ton-rd., ShaTier  Hghts.  Office:  6007  Euclid- 
ave. 

ROBINSON,  Harry  Charles,  banker;  born, 
Royalton,  O. ;  son  Charles  and  Maria  (Bark) 
Robinson;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ., 
B.  S. ;  married,  Chicago  to  Josephine  Craw- 
ford; senior  vice-pres.  The  Guardian  Trust 
Co.;  pres.  The  Hotel  Hollenden  Co.  and  Tlie 
Industrial  Sites  Co.;  treas.  The  Cleveland 
u  orm  &  Gear  Co.;  director  The  Cleveland 
&  Southwestern  Co.  Railway  Co.,  The  Peer- 
less Motor  Car  Co.,  The  Hinde  &  Dauch  Paper 
Co.  and  The  Wm.  Edwards  Co.;  director 
Cliamber  of  Commerce;  member  Phi  Delta 
Theta;  Union,  Mid-Day  and  Mayfield  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  horseback  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 13901  Shaker-blvd.  Office:  Guardian 
Trust   Co. 

ROBINSON,  Hilda  Shepard,  born  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  3  1898;  daughter  George  Brooks 
and  Helen  R.  (Hampton)  Shepard;  educated. 
Laurel  school  and  Westover  School  1917; 
married.  Gates  Mill,  O.,  Aug.  24,  1918  to 
David  Robinson — children,  David  Jr.  and 
George  Shepard  Robinson;  member  "SVomen's 
City  cl^b.   Residence:   2607  Hampshire-rd. 

ROBINSON,  Ida  Odell,  born.  East  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  27,  1853;  daughter  Jay  and  Mary 
(Packard)  Odell;  educated  Cleveland,  Miss 
Guilford's  school;  married.  East  Cleveland, 
Oct.  23,  1879  to  James  Adams  Robinson — 
children,    Allen    J.    and    Claire    W.    Robinson; 


member  Western  Reserve  chapter  of  D.A.R.; 
Book  and  Thimble,  Alden  Kindred  of  Amer- 
ica and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  1884 
Page-ave.,    East    Cleveland. 

ROBINSON.  I.illle  Krider,  born.  Cleveland, 
Nov.  14,  1881;  daughter  James  O.  and  Rosa- 
belle  (Crumb)  Krider;  educated  college  for 
women.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  two  years; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  29,  1905  to  Allen 
Jay  Robinson — children,  Eleanor  Allen  Rob- 
inson; Red  Cross  work  during  the  world 
war;  member  Sigma  Psi  sorority;  Women's 
City  club.  Residence:  1884  Page-ave,  East 
Cleveland. 

ROBINSON,  Mariorv  \%'oods,  born  Sewick- 
ley, Pa.,  Aug.  8  i892;  daughter  Edward  A. 
and  Gertrude  (Macrum)  Woods;  educated, 
Hartridge  school,  I'lainfleld,  N.  J.;  Vassar 
college  A.B.;  married,  Sewickley,  Jan.  14, 
1918  to  Alexander  C.  Robinson  III — children. 
Emma  Jones,  Gertrude  Marjory  Robin- 
son and  Alexander  C.  Robinson  IV;  Hygienic 
Laboratory,  Washington,  D.  C.  and  Military 
Intelligence  w-ork  at  Washington  during  the 
world  war;  member  Women's  City  club.  Res- 
idence:   11315    Hessler-rd. 

ROBINSON,  W.  Harvey,  realtor;  born, 
Bolivar,  O.,  Aug.  22  1882;  son  Albert  and 
Eliza  (Harmon)  Robinson;  educated  Bolivar 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  24,  1905  to 
Therese  Dorothy  Luck,  Ph.  B. ;  associated 
with  the  Mcintosh  Hardware  Co.  1900-1907; 
Builder  Supply  Mgr.  1908-1917;  associated 
with  Estates  and  Investment  Co.  1917-1920; 
pres.  and  treas.  W.  Harvey  Robinson  Co.; 
pres.  and  treas.  Portage  Dairy  Products  Co.; 
Ravenna,  O. ;  memlaer  Masonic  lodge;  Cleve- 
land Athletic  club,  Cleveland  Rffil  Estnte 
Board.  Recreation:  motoring,  fishing  and 
hunting.  Residence:  1464  Elbur-ave.,  Lake- 
wood.      Office:    1016-17    Swetland-Bldg. 

ROBISON.  AValter  I^.,  coal  operator;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  28.  1882;  son  H.  D.  and  Flor- 
ence M.  (Lawrence)  Robison;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools.  Central  high 
school,  Adelbert  College,  B.L.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  23,  1907  to  Florence  M.  Os- 
borne— children,  Walter  L.,  Jr.,  Dorothy  F. 
and  Margaret  O.  Robison;  director  and  vice 
pres.  Younghiogheny  &  Ohio  Coal  Co.;  direc- 
tor and  pres.  Union  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  director  and 
treas.  Northern  Coal  and  Dock  Co.;  director 
and  vice  pres.  Wyoming  Pocohontas  Coal 
and  Coke  Co.;  director  and  treas.  Osborne 
Estates  Co.,  and  American  Mining  Congress; 
elder  and  clerk  of  sessions,  Fairmount  Pres- 
byterian Church;  asst.  Deputy  Commissioner 
of  District  No.  15,  Boy  Scouts  of  Greater 
Cleveland;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon, 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fraternities  and  Scarabeas, 
Union,  University,  Hermit,  Mid-Day,  Country, 
Mayfield  and  Kirtland  clubs.  Residence: 
3029  Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  1230  Hanna 
Bldg. 

ROBMN,  \%'llliani  John,  builder  of  com- 
mercial auto  bodies;  born,  Picton,  Ontario 
Apr.  26,  1868;  son  J.  J.  and  Jane  (Buchanan) 
Roblin;  educated,  Canada;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  19,  1891  to  Katherine  E.  Skin- 
ner— children.  Adeline  Virginia  and  Walter 
James  (deceased)  Roblin;  member  Masonic 
blue  lodge;  chapter;  Commandery;  Knights 
Templar,  Consistory,  Shrine,  Grotto  and 
Tall  Cedars;  Knights  of  Pythias,  Knights  of 
Maccabees;  Woodmen  of  World;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Kiwanis  club.  Residence:  12419 
Ingomar-ave.      Office:    1544-54    E.    66th-st. 

ROCK,  Clarence  A.,  jeweler;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  30,  1884;  son  John  and  Eliza 
(Wabel)     Rock;     educated,     CJleveland    public 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

schools;   married.   Cleveland.   Sept.   5.    1906   to  lace  collegre  Ph.  B.;  married.  StrongsvilleO 

Anna   P.    Ficken— children.   Clayton   L..   Helen  Sept.    20.    1898    to    Mary    M.  ^Kaatz-^MWren. 

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Office,    x.,^   x.^-..^.  cv.^.  tee'strongsNTlle  M.  E.  Church;  member  Uerea 

UOCKEFELLER-  Alice  Mnnd.  born,   Clove-  Lodge    F&A.M.;    Rose   chapter    (Berea).   Orl- 

land     Aug.    10.    1871;    daughter    Franklin    and  gntal   Commandery,    Kniglita   Templar   and   Al 

Helen   Elizabeth    (Scofleld)    Rockefeller;    edu-  j^oran      Shrine      of       Cleveland:        Cleveland 

cated.    Mayflower,    Stirling    and    Miss    Mittle-  Athletic,  Westwood  Country,  Old  Colony  and 

berger's    school    and    Rye    Seminary    at    Rye  gouth    Shore    Country    (Chicago)    clul)s.    Hec- 

N.    Y.;    her    father    fought    In    the    Civil    war  reation:      golf.     Residence:     Strongsvllle,      O. 

when   he   was   sixteen   years   old   and   a   mem-  office-    Reed    Bros..    St.    Clair    &   W.    3rd    St. 


married.  Cleveland.  May  24,  1915  to  Dr 
Thomas  Bancroft  Roe;  member  "W  omens  City 
club.     Residence:     18098     Clifton-rd..     Clifton 


Charles    and    Anne     (Barker)    Scofleld;    mar- 
ried,    Cleveland     Oct.     12,     1870     to     Franklin 
Rockefeller — children,      Mrs.      Walter      Scott 
Bowler,   Mrs.   William   F.   Nash.  Alice   Rocke-    pa"rk 
feller,    Almyra    G.     (deceased),    and    William  •        t,,,„_,_„  nancroft.    doctor    of     dental 

Scofleld  Rockefeller    (deceased);   member  Un-    „„^,?,^l.Vn™    eieveflnd    Apr     27,    1891;    son 
ion  club.     Residence:   2828  Fairmount-blvd.        ^"^'^^[y'^^d^'sarS    (Banc^ft)    Roe;   educated. 


tered   in    1853;   summer   course   at   commercial  member      Psl      Omega      fraternity;     J^^J^yi\ 

college,    Cleveland    1855;    married,    Cleveland.  Cleveland    Athletic.    Clifton,    and    Cedarhurst 

Sept.    8     1864    to   Laura   C.    Spelman — children.  Country    clubs.      Residence:    18098    Clltton-ra.. 

John      Davison.      Jr.,      and      p:iizabeth      (Mrs.  ciifton  Park.     Office:   1764  E.  5Dth-st. 

Charles    A.    Strong),    Edith     (Mrs.    Harold    F.  „^„.  ,„     ,        >„„„«.     *       Unm     Gallon     O.. 

Mccormick)      and     Alta      (Mrs.      E.      Parmlee  ROELI.E.    Lawrence    A.    b^^^^^^ 

Prentice);     clerk     in     forwarding     and     com-  Dec.  '^/•, ^'**^'^°X,'|„,    '''i__,„    Oalion  and  night 

mission    house    at    age    of    16;    a    partner    In  ^'^ucated,  parochial  schools.  Gabion  a^^^ 

*v,^  «„™   „*  /--i^^i,    p.  T>^.,i..„f„n^..    r'r^r^,^    -xx^r--  hiisinoss  course  at  cieveiana.  nidi  1  icu,  ■>-•<= 


business   until   Dec.    4,    1911    when   he   retired;    bowling   ^nd   golf       Kesiaence^   .oo.    o.,^.^^^_ 
up  to  1921  the  entire  amount  given  to  chari-    rd.,  Fairyiew  Village,  O.     Office.  607   us  tiipyo 


table  purposes  was  estimated  at  $500,000,000,  drome-Bldg.                                                            -p^nAr 

nearly    four-fifths    of    this    sum    went    to    the  ROESCH,  Relnhold,  vice  pres.   Union  ^aper 

Rockefeller     Foundation,     General     education  &    Twine    Co.;    born,    Baden,    V^^^^^^i,-   i:"^: 

board,  Laura  Spelman  Memorial,  Institute  for  2,   1880;  son  J.   and   Christine    (I^o'^'^>  J\°^^^" ' 

Medical     research,     all     of     which     he     estab-  educated,    Cleveland   public   schools    ana   v.en- 

lished;    member    New    York    branch.    Sons    of  tral     Institute;     married,     Cleveland,     Jan.     i. 

the     American     Revolution;     Union     League.  1906    to    Lola   M.    Post — children,    t'auiiiy ran, 

Residence:  4  W.  54th-st..  New  York.  N.  Y.  Evelyn    May    and    Emerson    Post    ^^fscn.    i_. 

M  C.A.  camp  work  and  library  loan  cam 
ROCKWOOD,  Clayton  P.,  attorney;  born,  ,,Tie-nine:  during  world  war;  started  with 
Granger  O..  May  13.  1871;  son  Rufus  Row-  nT, ion  Paper  &  Twine  Co.  June  1896;  elected 
ley  and  Amanada  J.  (Kennedy)  Rockwood;  ,i;rpctor  1910;  vice  pres.  1921;  sec.  The  Chad- 
educated,  Hiram  college  A.B.,  A.M.;  Uni-  bourne  Land  Co. ;  director  The  South  Euclid 
versity  of  Mich.  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  ^t^nk  Co  •  trustee  Grace  hospital  ^9^9;  treas. 
Aug.  24,  1912  to  Edith  Behnke — children,  1994  •  tre'as  for  five  years  of  The  Middle 
Louise    and    Phillip    Rockwood;    member    Eu-  q.o.eq       Wrapping       Paper      assn.;       member 

^      .      .      w.    ,,-,,  = ^^. hiates  ^     Masonic     lodge.     Heights     chapter. 

•ard     Council,     Oriental     Commandery. 


did  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.;  McKinley  Chapter,  Heights  Masonic  lodge.  Heights  chapter. 
Woodward  Council.  Coeur-de-Llon  Comman-  ^voodward  Council.  Oriental  Commandery. 
derv,  Al  Koran  Temple  and  Shrine;  High  Kniirhts  Templar,  Lake  Erie  Consistory  arid 
Noon  club.  Residence:  10830  Churchill-ave.  ^i  Koran  Temple;  Cleveland  Athletic.  Ad- 
Office:   216  Superior-ave.  vertising     Acacia,    Country.    Cleveland    Auto- 


American    Society    of    Mechanical    Engineera;    Union    Paper    &    Twine    Co. 

Al   Koran    Shrine   and    Lake    Erie   Consistory;         ROGERS     Alice    Robert*,    born,    Cleveland. 

Cleveland  Athletic  club.     Office  Leader  Bldg.    j^^^      28      1895;     daughter     Edward     A.     and 

Roberts;  educated.  Dana 
,  Cleveland,  June  11.  1917 
)ger3 — children,  Scott  Ar- 
Iward  Arthur)  and  Tommy 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


(Thomas  Stewart)  Rogers;  member  Country, 
Hermit,  Mayfield  and  Athletic  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2294  Chatfield-dr.  Office:  5200  Pros- 
pect-ave. 

HOGF.HS,  Arthur  Carpenter,  advertising; 
born.  Maysville,  Ky.,  Jan.  26,  1864;  son  Lt. 
Col.  John  Gassaway  and  Sarah  (Arthur) 
Rogers;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Franl<lin,  Pa.,  Feb.  3,  1886  to  Lau- 
retta Raymond  Plumer;  capt.  and  adjutant 
First  Ohio  Volunteer  Cavalry;  actg.  asst.  Adj. 
Gen.  2nd  Provisional  Cav.  Brig.,  4th  Army 
corps.  War  with  Spain;  major  and  division 
ordnance  officer  2nd.  div.,  A.E.F.;  lieut.  col. 
Ordnance  dept.,  U.S.A.  on  duty  in  office  of 
chief  ordnance  officer  A.E.F. ;  overseas  Nov. 
6,  1917-June  12,  1919;  two  citations  for  espe- 
cially meritorious  service  A.E.F.;  discharged 
at  own  request  Oct.  15,  1919;  recalled  to 
active  service  July  1,  to  Dec  31,  1920;  at 
present  Col.  A.  G.  Reserve,  U.S.A.;  master 
printer,  1882-1898;  a  pioneer  in  the  produc- 
tion of  fine  printing  in  Cleveland;  advertis- 
ing business,  advertising  manager,  adver- 
tising analyst  and  writer  and  advertising 
agent  since  1899;  member  Cleveland  Adver- 
tising club  (past  pres.);  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Military  Or- 
der of  the  Loyal  Legion,  (Inheritance),  Mili- 
tary Order  of  Foreign  Wars  (Past  command- 
er, Ohio  Commandry),  United  Spanish  War 
Veterans  (adjutant  general  1914-1915); 
American  Legion  and  Army  Officer's  assn.. 
Western  Reserve  and  Maryland  Historical 
societies  and  Society  of  Colonial  Wars;  Her- 
mit   club.      Residence:      2040    E.    96th-st. 

ROGERS,  Florence  Stone,  born,  Bingham- 
ton,  X.  Y.,  Jan.  8,  1881;  daughter  Herbert  E. 
and  Ella  (Mitchell)  Stone;  educated.  Lady 
Jane  Grey  school  and  Willoughby  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  23,  1903  to 
George  M.  Rogers — children,  Martha  Stone, 
Joan  Van  Dusen  and  Herbert  Stone  Rogers. 
Residence:    17100    Parkland-dr. 

ROGERS,  Georee  Edward,  pres.  Rogers 
Thor  Electric  Shop;  born,  Chautauqua,  N.  Y.; 
July  8,  1879;  son  Joseph  E.  and  Mary  E.  (Row- 
land) Rogers;  educated,  Jamestown,  N.  Y. 
high  school;  married,  Panama,  N.  Y.,  Sept. 
24  1902  to  Agnes  V.  Polder — children,  three 
sons;  member  Electrical  League;  member 
Singers,  Acacia  Country,  Exchange,  Adver- 
tising, Shrine  Luncheon  and  High  Noon 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2G47  Ash- 
ton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  31-33  Colo- 
nial  Arcade. 

ROGERS,  George  Molntosh,  newspaper 
publisher;  born,  Ashtabula  O.,  Dec.  4,  1879; 
son  Judson  A.  and  Florence  Elizabeth  (Bates) 
Rogers;  educated,  high  school  at  Wil- 
loughby, O.  and  Adelbert  College,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  23 
1003  to  Florence  Fontaine  Stone — children, 
Martha  Stone,  Joan  Van  Dusen  and  Herbert 
Stone  Rogers;  director  and  gen.  mgr.  Plain 
Dealer  Publishing  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity;  member  Union,  Hermit, 
Chagrin  Valley  Hunt,  Shaker  Heights  Coun- 
try and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  17100 
Parkland-dr.  Office:  The  Plain  Dealer  Pub- 
lishing Co. 

ROGERS.  Henry  Warren,  physician;  born, 
East  Aurora,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  29,  1859;  son  War- 
ren S.  and  Mary  F.  (Turner)  Rogers;  edu- 
cated East  Aurora  Academy,  East  Aurora, 
N.  Y.  1877;  Medical  Dept.  of  University  of 
Buffalo,  1880;  married,  East  Aurora,  Oct.  23, 
18:)0  to  Nell  M.  Corbin, — children,  Howard 
H.  Rogers;  lecturer  on  diseases  of  children; 
Medical  Dept.,  Univ.  of  Wooster  1887-1890; 
prof,  chair,  diseases  of  children  1891;  prof, 
chair,  materia  medica  and  therapeutics   1891- 


1894;  made  prof,  physical  diagnosis  and 
didactic  medicine  1894;  made  prof,  of  Clini- 
cal Medicine  1895;  held  chairs  of  prof,  of 
physical  diagnosis  and  Clinical  Med.  1895- 
1902;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Med. 
Cleveland  Med.  Library,  Ohio  State  r.nd 
American  Med.  assns;  member  Halcyon 
lodge  F.  &  A.  M.,  Thatcher  chapter  Royal 
Arch  Masons;  Lake  Shore  Lodge,  K-  of  P.; 
former  member  University,  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Clifton  clubs.  Residence:  8607 
Detroit-ave.     (Deceased). 

ROGERS,  Lauretta  Plnmer,  born,  Frank- 
lin, Pa..  June  18,  1857;  daughter  DeWltt 
Clinton  and  Lauretta  (Flaymond)  Plumer; 
educated,  Wesleyan  Female  Institute,  Staun- 
ton, Va. ;  married,  Franklin,  Pa.,  Feb.  8, 
1886  to  Colonel  Arthur  C.  Rogers;  teacher 
Cleveland  public  schools  1879-1886;  volun- 
teer work  for  Associated  Charities;  full 
time  volunteer  Red  Cross,  world  war;  life 
member  of  this  organization;  member  Wes- 
tern Reserve  chapter  D.A.R. ;  Women's  City 
club.      Residence:      2040    E.    96th-st. 

ROGERS  Scott  Artlinr,  vice  pres.  Walter 
F.  Wright  Co.;  born,  Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  Aug. 
27,  1889;  son  Edgar  Delos  and  Edith  (Swann) 
Rogers;  educated,  Dartmouth  college  A.B. 
1912;  married,  Cleveland,  June  11,  1917  to 
Alice  Roberts — children,  Scott  Arthur,  Jr., 
Teddy  (Edward  Austin)  and  Tommy  (Thom- 
as Stewart)  Rogers;  1st  lieut.  Ordnance 
Dept.  world  war;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Hermit,  Country,  Cleve- 
land Athletic  and  Mayfield  clubs.  Residence: 
2294    Chatfield-dr.      Office    5200    Prospect-ave. 

ROGERS,  AVInlfred  Elizabeth,  columnist; 
born  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  13,  1884;  daughter 
Fred  J.  and  Madge  (Templeton)  Lauer;  ed- 
ucated Buffalo  public  schools;  married, 
East  Aurora,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  8,  1903  to  Guy 
Halford  Rogers — children,  Halford  Everett 
Rogers;  three  years  at  Roycroft  Shops;  mem- 
ber Y.W.C.A. ;  member  Business  and  Profes- 
sional Women's  club  (director);  pres.  Gam- 
ma Delphian  chapter  at  East  Cleveland) 
member  Federation  of  Business  and  Profes- 
tional  Women's  clubs.  Federation  of  Ohio; 
League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence:  16320 
Nela  View-rd.  Office:  Editorial  dept.  Cleve- 
land   Press. 

ROGOFF,  JuIiuN,  scientist;  born,  Russia, 
1884;  son  Moses  and  Jenny  (Edelsohn)  Ro- 
goff;  educated,  New  York  and  Boston  public 
schools;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.;  Ohio  Wesley- 
an Univ.  Ph.G.  1900,  M.D.  1908;  married. 
Cleveland,  Feb.  22.  1914  to  Fannie  Harmel; 
associate  prof,  of  experimental  medicine, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  member  American 
Physiological  and  American  Pharmological 
societies;  fellow  American  assn.  for  advance- 
ment of  Science:  member  Soc.  for  Eperiment- 
al  Biology  and  Medicine;  member  Ohio  State 
Med.  assn.  and  Academy  of  Med.;  Knights 
of  Pythias  and  Masonic  lodge.  Res- 
idence: 1361  E.  111th  St.  Office:  W.R.U.  Med. 
Dept.,    2109   Adelbert-rd. 

ROHRRArGH,  Harry  J.,  minister;  born, 
Porter's  Sideling,  Pa.,  Dec.  24,  1877;  son  Cor- 
nelius H.  and  Ellen  J.  (Rebert)  Rohrbaugh; 
educated,  Glenville  Academy,  Glenville,  Pa., 
1896;  Heidelberg  Univ.,  Tiffin,  O..  A.B.  1900; 
Heidelberg  Theological  Seminary  1903; 
married,  Akron,  O.,  Mav  2Ji,  1909  to  Anna  E. 
Willard — children,  Wlllard  C.  and  Paul  Ellis 
Rohrbaugh;  ordained  May  1,  1903;  has  served 
at  N.  Canton,  O.,  Akron,  and  Cleveland  Eighth 
Reformed  church;  member  Cleveland  Minis- 
terial assn.;  graduated  from  college  as  vale- 
dictorian of  class;  editor  of  college  paper  The 
Kilikilik;  member  Presbyterian  Ministers' 
club.     Residence:   3723  W.   36th  st. 


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ROMIG,  Edward  Frnnklin,  doctor;  born, 
Tippecanoe,  O.,  June  25,  1877;  son  Isaiah  Stu- 
art and  Sarah  Jane  (Wood)  Roniig;  educated, 
public  schools  of  Uhrichsville,  O.;  Scio  Col- 
lege Ph.B.  1898;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  M.D.  1902; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  20,  19-5  to  Margaret 
Marion  Edvv'ards — children,  William  Romig; 
member  Cleveland  Med.  Academy,  A.M. A.  and 
Ohio  State  Med.  assn.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
member  University,  Willovvick  Country  and 
Wyandotte  Sporting  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
hunting,  fishing  and  traveling.  Kesidence: 
14508    Terrace-rd.       Office:    14304    Euclid-ave. 

ROOD,  Henrv  Albion,  dentist;  born,  Pha- 
lanx, O.,  Apr.  13,  1897;  son  Frank  Wahl  and 
Harriet  L.  (Oviatt)  Rood;  educated.  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  D.D.S.  1919;  married.  Middle- 
field,  O.,  Dec.  24,  1919  to  Nana  E.  Woodworth 
— children,  Frank  Woodworth  Rood;  enlisted 
med.  reserve  corps  Mar.  1918;  discharged  Dec. 
1918;  instructor  in  Dental  college  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  1920-21-22;  has  practiced  den- 
tistry in  Cleveland  since  1919;  member  New- 
ton Falls,  O.  lodge  No.  462  F.  &  A.  M.;  mem- 
ber Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  member 
Cleveland  Dental,  Ohio  State  Dental  and  Na- 
tional Dental  assns.  Residence:  2479  Can- 
terbury-rd.     Office:   11602  Buckeye-ave. 

ROOT,  Frederick  Kendall,  salesman;  born 
Cleveland,  Dec.  13,  189  6;  son  Walter  Saliln 
and  Susanne  E.  (Kendall)  Root;  educated. 
University  school,  Asheville  School,  Asheville, 
N.  C.  and  Dartmouth  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  25,  1914  to  Edna  Krauslich;  serg- 
eant 1st  class  air  service  mechanical  school 
and  flying  division,  Kelly  Field,  Texas.  Resi- 
Idence:  3162  Kensington-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghta. 
Office:       Root    &    McBride    Co.,    1250    W.    6th 

St. 

RORIMER.  E:dith  Joseph*  born,  Cincinnati. 
Sept.  11,  1877;  daughter  Joseph  and  Minnie 
(Brown)  Joseph;  educated,  Cincinnati,  Brus- 
sels and  Dresden;  married,  Cincinnati,  Dec. 
7,  1903  to  Louis  Rorimer — children,  James  J. 
and  Louise  Marian  Rorimer;  Red  Cross  and 
visiting  nurse  assistance  during  the  world 
war;  member  Visiting  Nurses  assn.;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club.  Residence:  Hotel 
Statler. 

RORIMER,  Jack  Morris,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  18,  1895;  son  Joseph  and 
Belle  (Friedlich)  Rorimer;  educated,  Shaw 
high  school  and  Univ.  of  Penn.;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  20,  1922  to  Irene  Turk — chil- 
dren, Joan  Rorimer;  enlisted  in  signal  corps 
stationed  at  Kelly  Field,  Texas;  ranked  as 
sergeant  major;  stationed  on  Detached  duty, 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.;  asst.  to  gen.  mgr..  Em- 
pire Plow  Co.;  active  member  Play  House; 
member  Hal  Resh  fraternity;  member  Forest 
City  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Oakwood  Country 
club.  Recreation:  golf,  tennis,  skating 
and  baseball.  Residence:  1725  E.  115th  St. 
Office:   3140   E.   65th  st. 

RORIMER,  LouIh,  decorator  and  designer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  12,  1872;  son  Jacob  and 
Minnie  (Iglauer)  Rorimer;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, Munich  and  Paris;  married,  Cincinnati, 
Dec.  7,  1903  to  Edith  Joseph — children.  James 
J.  and  Louise  Marion  Rorimer;  early  train- 
ing in  art  in  Europe;  teacher  at  the  Cleveland 
School  of  Art  1896-1917;  pres.  The  Rorimer 
Brooks  Studios;  pres.  Studios  Realty  Co.; 
director  Cleveland  Hotel  Statler;  member 
Cleveland  Society  of  Artists;  member  Arts 
and  Trades  Club,  N.  Y.;  director  Cleveland 
School  of  Art  and  The  Play  House;  member, 
Rowfant,  Mid-Day  and  Oakwood  Country 
cluba  of  Cleveland  and  the  Salmagundi  club 
of  N.  Y.  Residence:  Hotel  Statler.  Office: 
2232    Euclid-ave. 

ROSCOR,  Percy  Evan,  osteopathic  physi- 
cian;   born,    Norwalk,    O..    June    3,    1884;    son 


J.  A.  and  Elsie  (Smith)  Ro.'!Coe;  educated, 
public  schools,  Norwalk,  Ohio  State  Univ., 
Ph.C.  1906;  Kirkville  college  of  Osteopaihy, 
D.O.  1912-  married,  SteubenviUe  O.,  Sept.  20, 
1911  to  Lillian  M.  Swan — children.  Uobert 
and  Theodore  Roscoe;  sec.  and  pres.  local 
assn.,  pres  state  assn.,  member  examining 
committee  state  medical  Osteopatliic  board 
of  examiners;  national  committeeman.  Na- 
tional assn.;  director,  Roscoe  Clinic;  mem- 
ber Chamber  of  Commerce;  memtjer  National 
Town  and  Country  club.  Residence:  2572 
Lee-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1001  Huron- 
rd.,   7th    floor. 

ROSE,  Anna  Koebel,  born,  Cleveland;  daugh- 
ter, Henry  and  Catherine  Ann  (Jones)  Koliel; 
educated,  Miss  Mittleberger's  school,  College 
for  Women,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and 
Cleveland  School  of  Art;  marrlpd,  f'leve- 
Und,  June  24,  1901  to  William  Hayes  Rose — 
children,  Catherine  Ann  Rose;  Red  Cross 
work  during  the  world  war;  debutante  tea 
1898;  member  Sigma  Gamma  sorority  at  Miss 
Mittleberger's  school;  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:  6947  York-rd.,  Parma  Hghts.  Vill- 
age. 

ROSE,  Emrst  AViliiam,  pres.  and  treas. 
E.  W.  Rose  Co.,  mfg.  chemists;  born,  Eliza- 
bethtown  111.,  Oct.  14,  1878;  son  Albert  G.  and 
Adaline  (Ayres)  Rose;  educated,  Univ.  of 
111.,  pharmacy  degree  1900;  married,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  Oct.  15,  1915  to  Vennie  Allene  French- 
children,  one  son;  one  of  the  founders  and 
active  workers  also  director  Acacia  Country 
club;  one  of  founders  of  the  Big  Ten  Univ. 
club;  director  Acacia  Country  club;  former 
director  Cleveland  Advertising  club;  chair- 
man sports  and  golf  committee  Cleveland 
Athletic  club;  director  and  vice  pres.  Cleve- 
land Rotary  club;  organized  and  was  chair- 
man of  the  Followship  committee,  Cleveland 
Rotary  club  that  entertained  10,000  Rotarlans 
at  the  International  convention  held  in 
Cleveland  June  1925;  member  American 
Pharmaceutical  assn.;  Shriner  and  Jester; 
member  Shaker  Heights  Country  club.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  cultivating  lawn  and  shrub- 
bery. Residence:  2906  Kingsley-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.     Office:   1750  E.  27th-st. 

ROSE,  lio^vard  I^.,  owner  Rose  Printing 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  son  Lewis  C.  and  Caro- 
line (Schoenfeldt)  Rose;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, Bolton  grammar  school.  East  Tech- 
nical high  school.  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science  and  Ohio  State  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  4,  1926  to  Ellen  Hazelbaker — 
children,  Howard  L.  Rose,  Jr.;  has  been  as- 
sociated with  The  Brooks  Co.,  Premier  Press 
and  now  has  own  business;  member  Big  Ten 
clul).  Recreation:  reading  and  baseball.  Res- 
idence: 1689  Harkness-pl.  Office:  5105  Eu- 
clid-ave. 

ROSE,  Martin,  craftsman  in  ornamental 
wrought  iron;  born,  Hungary,  June  24,  1870; 
son  Herman  and  Hannah  (Bleier)  Rose;  edu- 
cated, public  schools  of  Nagy  Varad;  served 
as  an  apprentice  from  age  of  13  to  16;  at- 
tending evening  classes  of  the  School  of 
Technology,  Budapest,  and  the  Royal  Art 
school  of  Vienna  1887-1898;  received  high 
honors  for  drawing  and  design;  married, 
Budapest,  Hungary  Feb.  25,  1900  to  Margaret 
Mahrer — children,  Stephen,  Milton  and  Mel- 
vin  Rose;  after  serving  apprenticeship 
worked  in  shops  of  Budapest  and  Vienna; 
foreman  Royal  shops  at  Budajicst  and  Vien- 
na; opened  a  shop  for  himself  In  Budapest 
1898;  sold  this  and  came  to  Cleveland  1903; 
emi)loyod  here  at  modeling  and  designing 
fine  chandeliers;  opened  a  shop  In  Cleveland; 
In  1912  bought  and  built  present  location; 
owner  Rose  Iron  works;  member  National 
assn.   of  Ornamental  Iron  and  Bronze   mfgs.; 


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Cleveland     Iron     League.        Residence:      1539 
E.  43rd-st.     Office:  1536-40  E.  43rd-st. 

HOSK,  William  Gan8oii.  advertisingr;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  William  Russell  and  Eliza  E 
(Ganson)  Rose;  educated,  Cleveland  luihjlc 
schools  and  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.;  ex- 
ecutive sec.  City  Plan  Commission  1917-  chair- 
man committee  of  100  organizations  that 
helped  secure  Cleveland's  Public  auditorium; 
director  American  Red  Cross  Campaign  1917 
for  Lake  Division;  director  bureau  of  War 
Expositions  for  U.  S.  Govt.  1918;  vice-pres. 
I<  inane  al  Advertisers  assn.  of  the  Associated 
Advertising  clubs  of  the  world  1918-1919- 
pres.  The  Advertising  Affiliation  1915;  ores. 
Cleveland  Advertising  club  1914  and  1915; 
pres.  \\  illiam  Ganson  Rose,  Inc.;  vice-pres 
Improved  Properties  Co.;  director  General 
RIortgage  Investment  Co.;  trustee  Cleveland 
Welfare  Federation  1918;  trustee  Cleveland 
Community  Fund  1920;  trustee  Hiram  House 
Bince  1920;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta  frater- 
nity; author  of  several  books  of  fiction  and 
of  business;  member  Hhaker  Heights  Country 
club;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Recreation:  golf  and  traveling.  Res- 
idence: 1490  B.  108th-st.  Office:  3030  Euclid- 
ave. 

ROSE},  William  Uayes,  pres.  Rose-  Robbing 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland;  son  Edward  William 
and  Harriet  (Holly)  Rose;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools,  Central  high  school;  mar- 
ried Cleveland.  June  24,  1901  to  Ann  Luclnda 
Koebel — children,  Catherine  Ann  Rose-  coun- 
cilman Parma  Heights  Village;  assisted  with 
Liberty  loans;  his  grandfather  was  the  first 
white  male  child  born  in  Western  Reserve- 
his  grandmother  was  a  Jackson;  the  family 
was  prominent  in  early  days  in  Connecticut - 
director  Pearl  St.  Bank.  Residence:  6947 
York-rd.,  Parma  lights.  Village.  Office:  2471 
W.  41st.  St. 

ROSEMAN,  n.  D.,  real  estate;  born,  Hun- 
gary, July  7,  1880;  son  M.  and  Eva  (Barkanv) 
Roseman;  married,  Cleveland,  July  1  1003 
to  Ruth  Stern — children  four;  pres.  The  Mara 
».V^'^y^^'°-  "^^e  733  Co.  and  The  Midland 
Mtge  Co.;  member  Knights  of  Pythias;  mem- 
•  S'^j  ""^*'''^"  Benevolent  and  Social  Union; 
BZnd  degree  Mason;  member  Cleveland  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  14628  S. 
v\  oodland-rd.     Office:   903   Soc.    for  Sav.   Bldg 


society.  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  (honorary  medi- 
cal) and  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternities.  Recrea- 
tion: tennis  and  golf.  P.esidence:  1910  E. 
93rd-st.      Office:    10010   Euclld-ave. 

ROSENBERGEH,  Harry  Cllirord.  physician; 
born,  Leipslc,  O.,  Mar.  10,  1892;  son  Jacob 
B.  and  Anna  (Weaver)  Rosenberger;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland,  East  high  School.  Adel- 
bert  college,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and 
School  of  Med.,  W.  R.  U.;  married,  Cleveland. 
June  12,  1919  to  Marcia  Louise  Henry — chil- 
dren, Marcla  Alice  and  James  Henry  Rosen- 
berger; S.A.T.C.  and  R.O.M.C,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  Beta  Theta  Pi,  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  University 
club.  Residence:  3071  Corydon-rd.,  Cleveland 
lights.     Office:    10208   Euclid-ave. 


RO.SEM.4N,  Chnrles  Ed^vard.  pres  The 
Standard  Drug  Co.;  born  Massillon,  O.,  May 
30,  1872;  son  John  George  and  Mary  (Reaner) 
Ko.seiiian;  educated,  Massillon  high  school  and 
I  uladelphia  College  of  Pharmacy;  married 
Akron,  O.,  to  Grace  L.  Cramer— children,  one 
son;  ptes.  The  Ess-Dee  Co.,  and  Euclid  Medi- 
cal Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Commonwealth  Sav. 
&  Loan  Co.;  director  The  Fidelity  Mortgage 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Resi- 
dence: 13795  Shaker-blvd.  Office:  Standard 
Drug  Co..   Gen.   Office. 

ROSENBERG,  David  Alan,  dentist;  born 
Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1896;  son  Israel  and  Blan- 
che (Kutash)  Rosenberg;  educated.  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  Dental  School,  D.DS.: 
married.  Cleveland,  July  8,  1923  to  Helen 
June  Unger;  dental  Internist  :\It.  Sinai  hos- 
pital since  June  1924;  member  Alpha  Zeta 
Gamma  fraternity;  Summer  clul).  Recrea- 
tion: fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  12312 
Fairport-ave.      Office:    1284   E.    105-st. 

ROSEXBERG.  David  Virgil,  physician; 
^°l^'  Cleveland,  May  21,  1894;  son  Joseph  and 
letta  (bchuman)  Rosenberg;  educated  Adel- 
bert  College,  A.B.  1914;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  Med.  School,  M.D.  1917;  1st.  lieut.  Med 
corps  U.  S.  Army  stationed  at  Ft.  McPherson 
^.^■i!.'^'^"®  ^^^'^  ^o  ••^"«-  1^18;  member  Academy 
of  Med.  of  Cleveland,  Central  States  Pediatric 


ROSENFELD,  H114a  Einstein,  born,  Cleva- 
land,  Dec.  22;  daughter  Herman  and  Lena 
(Scheuer)  Einstein;  educated,  Cleveland 
13ublic  schools;  two  years  at  Oberlin  college; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  10,  1905  to  Ralph 
Henry  Rosenfeld — children,  Ruth  and  Jeanne 
Rosenfeld;  assisted  at  teaching  center,  Red 
Cross  during  world  war;  treas.  The  Temple 
Woman's  assn.  and  trustee  of  The  Temple; 
member  Temple  Alumni  assn.;  Oakwood  and 
Excelsior  clubs.     Residence:  2555  Edgehill-rd. 

ROSEXFELDER,  Peter,  P.,  retired;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1859;  son  Benedict  and 
Mary  (Braunegger)  Rosenfelder;  educated, 
St.  Peters  School,  St.  Canisius  college  and 
Spencerlan  business  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  21,  1881  to  Laura  Goeriz — chil- 
dren. Alma,  Paul  and  Bernard;  engineers  O. 
N.  G.  14  years;  mail  service  34  years;  mem- 
ber Musician's  Union  30  years;  St.  Thomaa 
Aquinas  church.  Residence:  10929  IluU-ave. 
0:ice:  Cleveland  News. 

ROSEWATER,  EuKene  D.,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  June  14,  1884;  son 
J>jseph  and  Rosa  (Woditzka)  Rosewater; 
educated,  Cleveland,  Central  high  school. 
Case  Scliool  of  Applied  Science  B.S.  1906; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  Med.  School.  M.D.  1911 
and  Lakeside  Hospital,  Cleveland  1913;  com- 
missioned 1st  lleut.  Med  corps  Oct.  1918;  sta- 
tioned at  Camp  Greenleaf,  Tenn.  and  Camp 
Polk,  N.  C.  as  Med.  Supply  Officer  until  1919; 
practiced  electrical  engineering  1906-1907  for 
Western  Electric  Co.,  Chicago;  began  pi'ac- 
tice  of  medicine  and  surgery  after  intern- 
ship at  Lakeside  hospital;  post  gradual* 
work  In  Vienna  and  other  cities  in  Germany 
Aug.  1922-Feb.  1923;  sec.  New  Broadway 
Moving  Picture  Theatre;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Med.  and  (Cleveland  Med.  Lib- 
rary; Knights  of  Pythias;  Knights  of  Joseph; 
Excelsior  club.  Residence:  6305  Euclid-ave. 
Office:  609  Osborn  Bldg. 

ROSS,  Erie  Stentz,  physician;  born,  Ft. 
Wayne,  Ind.,  May  31,  1894;  son  Richard  M. 
and  Maude  M.  (Stentz)  Ross;  educated, 
Cleveland,  Pearl  school  1909,  Lincoln  liigh 
school  1913,  Adelbert  college  A.H.  1917,  M.D. 
1920;  married,  Cleveland.  June  14,  1918  to 
Louise  P.  Slaman — children.  Donald  Richard 
Ross;  medical  dept.  S.A.T.C;  A. A.  surgeon 
U.  S.  public  health  service;  Marine  hospital 
No.  6  in  charge  of  internal  medicine  serv- 
ice 1921-1923;  Instructor  Clinical  Hygiene 
Med.  Dept..  W.  R.  U. ;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine,  Ohio  State  Med.  so- 
ciety and  fellow  American  Medical  society; 
member  Masonic  lodge;  Tribe,  Delta  Tau 
Delta,  Nu  Sigma  Nu  and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha 
(honrary  scholarship  medical)  fraternities; 
Lakewood  Country  club.  Recreation:  liunt- 
ing  and  golf.  Residence:  Upland-id..  Stop  14. 
Bay  Village.  O.     Office:  3622   Lorain-ave. 


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UOSS,  Geo.  S.,  born,  Streator,  111.,  Dec.  tl, 
ISiH:  son  Walter  L.  and  Katherlne  (Co.\) 
Ros-";  eiiucated,  Scott  hig:h  school;  married, 
Chicapro.  Apr.  10,  1017  to  J.  IvUcillo  Butler — 
children,  Lucille  Ann  and  Thomas  Butler 
Ros.s;  sec.  director  and  asst.  to  pres.  Nickol 
Plate  Road;  director  Detroit  and  Toledo  Shor« 
Line;  sec.  and  director  Gen.  Title  &  Inv.  Co.; 
member  Union,  Mayfleid,  Hermit  and  Mid-Dav 
clubs.  Residence:  Shaker  Village.  OITice: 
8JL'  Columbia   Bldg. 

MOSS,  Harriet  Solvers,  vocational  char- 
acter analyst;  born,  Le.xingtoii,  O.  Pel).  8, 
1885;  daughter  Lewis  Strong  and  Rlietta 
(Garret)  Sowers;  educated,  Mt.  Vernon,  O., 
Curtis  School  for  Girls;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  25,  1907 — ctiildren,  Betty  Ross;  member 
Wiestern  Reserve  chapter  of  D.A.R. ;  Daugli- 
ters  of  1812,  Commodore  Perry  chapter  and 
Daughters  of  New  Kngland;  Cleveland  Col- 
ony club.  Residence:  7508  Lawnview-avo. 
Office:   -109  Carnegie  Hall. 

IIOSS.  J.  Liieille  liiitler,  born,  Chicago,  Apr. 
P,  1S97;  daughter  S.  T.  and  Jessie  (  Hod- 
gins)  Butler;  educated,  Chicago,  University 
School  for  Girls;  married.  Ctiicago,  Apr.  10, 
1917  to  George  Sidney  Ross — children,  Lu- 
cille Ann  and  Thomas  Butler  Ross.  Resi- 
dence:   Shaker  Village. 

ROSS,  Willinm  T.,  banker;  born,  Geneva, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  12,  1879;  son  Andrew  and  Cora  B. 
(Carr>  Ross;  educated,  Geneva  high  school; 
married,  Stanley,  N.  Y.  Mar.  19  1907  to  Celia 
Hutchinson;  vice  pres.  and  director  The  Na- 
tional City  Bank;  treas.  and  director  The 
Stevens  Grease  Oil  Co.  and  The  Markad  Mo- 
tor Sales  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  High 
Noon,  Cedarhurst  Country  and  City  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  motoring.  Residence: 
ir.89  Coventry-rd.  Office:  National  City 
Bank. 

ROSSITER,  Anna  Oakley,  born,  Bridgeport, 
Conn.,  Nov.  20,  1847;  daughter  Thomas  H.  and 
Hannah  (Nye)  Oakley:  educated,  Bridge- 
port and  Cleveland,  Humiston's  Institute, 
University  Heights;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr. 
29,  1SG9  to  Silas  Rossiter — children,  Edith 
M.,  Charles  R.,  Henry  A.,  Frank  M.,  Paul  S., 
Arling,  Walter  Oakley  and  Laurence  Ny» 
Rossiter;  eligible  to  membership  Daughters 
of  American  Revolution.  Residence:  1430B 
Strathmore-ave.  East  Cleveland.      (Deceased.) 

ROTHEXRKRO,  M'illiani.  attorney  at  law; 
l)orn,  Cleveland,  Aug.  19,  18S3;  son  Leopold 
and  Ella  (Feniger)  Rothenberg;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools.  Harvard  college 
A.B.  1905  and  Baldwin  L.B.  1907;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  15,  1915  to  Martha  Hahn — 
children,  William  Allen  Rothenberg;  former 
vice  pres.  and  director  of  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  pres.  The  Greater  Cleveland  Securities 
Co.,  The  Euclid  "Y"  Improvement  Co.  and 
Kennard  Realty  Co.;  member  American  Bar 
and  Ohio  Bar  assns.;  memlier  Council  of 
Socialogy;  member  Delta  Phi  Delta  frat- 
ernity; member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland 
Rotary,  Excelsior  and  Oakwood  clulis.  Rec- 
reation: golf:  34.T  E.  105th  St.  office:  1090 
Union   Trust  Co.   Bldg. 

ROTH%VEl,I..  ncrtrnm  Sedtlon.  dental  oral 
surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  July  11,  1889;  son 
Bertram  S.  and  Anna  (Braund)  Rotiiwell; 
educated,  Cleveland.  South  high  school  and 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  Dental  school:  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  4,  1921  to  Harriot  M. 
Squires — children,  Gloria  Squires  Roth  well; 
enlisted  with  I-akeslde  T'nit  May  4.  1917  as 
lleut.  served  with  the  British  various  hospital 
units  as  a  plastic  surgeon  rebuilding  faces 
and  jaws:  served  from  May  4  1917  to  May  19, 
1919  with  rank  of  major;  dental  oral  sur- 
geon at  Lakeside  hospital  1912-1913;  Instruc- 


ii^'iioi  iiiH  iin;  iii-nu.t  oi  eai'n  iiivifsion  repreaen 
ing  the  lat  American  hospil.-U  unit;  membe 
National  Dental,  Ohio  State  Dental  and  Clevt 
land  Dental  societies;  memljcr  Psi  Omega 
fraternity;  member  Tyrian  lodge,  F  &  A.  M. 
Recreation:  hunting  and  fishing.  Residence: 
15020  Shore  Acres  Drive.  Office:  6;56  Rose 
Bldg. 

ROl  DioniSH,  George  Milton,  attorney  at 
law;  born,  Newtonviile,  O.,  Jan.  25  1894; 
educated,  Denison  Univ.,  B.  P.  II.  ami  Univ. 
of  Cincinnati  Law  school,  LL.B. ;  married 
Dayton,  June  28,  1924  to  Harriette  McCann— 
children,  one  son;  capt.  Infantry  World  War 
overseas  service  18  months;  member  of  firm 
Snyder  Henry  Thomson  Ford  and  Seagrave; 
sec.  The  Williamson  Securities  Co.;  treas. 
Tlie  Minor  Mayfield;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  member  American  Legion:  member 
Beta  Theta  Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  frater- 
nities; member  Chamber  of  Commfrce;  mem- 
ber University  and  City  clubs.  Recreation: 
tennis,  golf,  swimming  and  officiating  at  col- 
lege football  and  baseball  games.  Resi- 
dence 18408  Winslow-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Of- 
fice:  914   Williamson   Bldg. 

ROl'ND,  l.onis  D..  manufacturer:  born, 
Wales,  of  English  parents  Dec.  21,  1866;  edu- 
cated, Broadway  school  and  Spencerian 
business  college;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  10, 
1888  to  Ethel  D.  Edgerley — children,  Alice 
E.  (Deacon)  Raymond  L.,  Thornton  E., 
Lorna  D.  (Starrett)  and  Virginia  Round; 
former  councilman  in  village  of  New- 
burgh  for  two  terms;  business  of  D.  Round 
&  Son  was  started  in  18G9;  L.  D.  Round 
taken  into  the  firm  as  a  partner  when  21 
years  of  age  in  1887;  The  Cleveland  Chain 
&  Mfg.  Co.,  incorporated  in  1907;  bought 
the  Krein  Chain  Co.  1915;  bought  the 
Seattle  Chain  &  Mfg.  Co.  1920;  all  of  these 
plants  are  in  operation;  The  Seltzer  Round 
Co..  incorporated  in  1918,  has  developed  large 
acreage  in  Garfield  Heights  and  has  built 
several  million  dollars  worth  of  homes  with- 
in the  past  five  years;  owner  D.  Round  <<t 
Son;  pres.  The  Cleveland  Chain  &  Mfg.  Co., 
The  Krein  Chain  Co.,  The  Seattle  Chain  & 
Mfg.  Co.;  pres.  The  Seltzer  Round  Co.:  direc- 
tor The  Parker  Street  Castings  Co.,  The  Dall 
Motor  Parts  Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Provident 
Building  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  tliree 
months  in  Florida  and  three  months  on  thH 
Pacific  coast  each  year  fishing  and  motoring. 
Residence:  4764  Turney-rd.,  Garfield  Hghts. 
Office:   Station   D.,   Cleveland. 

ROWE,  Floyd  .Artliiir.  school  teacher;  born, 
Sandusky  Co.,  O..  May  8,  1884;  son  Arthur 
and  Eva  (Sharpe)  Rowe;  educated.  Univer- 
sity of  Mich.,  B.S.  1908;  graduate  work  in 
1913;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  grad.  worit 
1924;  married,  Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  June  18, 
1908  to  Kemp  Smiley — children,  Peter  and 
Mary  Rowe;  public  school  teacher  and  athletio 
coach  1908-1913:  director  Intramural  activi- 
ties Univ.  of  Mich.,  1913-1917;  athletic  direc- 
tor 85th  div.  Sept.  1917-July  1918:  athletic 
director  14th  div.  July  ]918-.\pr.  1919;  asst. 
supt.  of  ptiblic  instruction  State  of  Mich. 
1919-1923;  director  of  physical  welfare,  Cleve- 
land board  of  education  since  1923;  member 
American  Physical  Education  assn.,  sec. 
treas.  Middle  West  Society  of  Physical  Edu- 
cation; member  Phi  Delta  Kappa  educational 


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society;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta,  and  Kap- 
pa Iota  Gamma  fraternities;  member  Masonic 
organizations.  Recreation:  handball,  golf 
and  swimming.  Re.sidence:  1512  Parkhill-rd. 
Office:    Board    of    Education. 

RO\VL.\ND,  Amy  Farley,  medical  editor; 
born,  Saratoga  Springs,  N.  Y.,  May  30.  1872; 
daughter  Lyman  Sibley  and  Tace  Farley 
(Wardwell)  Rowland;  educated,  public 
Bchools,  Lee,  Mass.;  Mt.  Holyoke  college  1893 
B.S. ;  Columbia  Univ.  one  year  post  grad. 
work;  Hon.  M.A.,  Mt.  Holyoke  1921;  war  serv- 
ice Western  Reserve  Unit,  Am.  Ambulance 
Neuilly  Dec.  1914-Mar.  1915;  Base  hospital 
No.  4  C  S.  army  (Lakeside  Unit),  in  service 
at  No.  9  General  Hospital  B.E.F.,  Rouen  May 
to  Oct.  1917;  teacher  in  private  schools  in 
N.  Y.  and  Washington  10  years;  editorial  sec. 
and  asst.  In  surgical  research  for  Dr.  G.  W. 
Crile  for  thirteen  years;  head  of  editorial 
dept.  of  Cleveland  Clinic  since  its  opening 
in  1921;  assn.  member  of  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  American  Representative  of 
International  Institute  for  Girls  in  Spain  for 
three  years;  member  of  the  corporation  since 
1910;  one  of  the  founders  of  Cleveland  Girls 
Council,  officer  and  trustee  since  1919;  mem- 
ber Women's  Cltv  (charter  member,  director 
1919-1925,  pres.  1923-24),  American  A.«sn.  of 
University  Women;  League  of  Women 
Voters,  College  and  Grantwood  Golf  clubs; 
Mt.  Holyoke  Alumnae  assn.  of  Cleveland 
(pres.  1919-1922);  charter  member  of  Wom- 
ens  Council  for  promotion  of  peace.  Rec- 
reation: reading,  music,  golf  and  motoring. 
Residence:  9304  Amesbury-ave.  Office:  Cleve- 
land  Clinic. 

ROW'IiAlVD,  Vernon  C,  physician;  born. 
Canton,  O.,  1883;  son  Daniel  C.  and  Mary 
(Zimmerman)  Rowland;  educated,  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ.,  1903,  B.S.  A.M.,  Phi  Beta 
Kappa,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1909,  M.  D., 
Alpha  Omega  Alpha;  married.  Canton,  O., 
1916  to  Helen  Aungst — children,  twin  boys, 
James  and  Dan,  and  Vernon  C.  Rowland; 
during  war,  member  local  examining  board; 
house  officer  Lakeside  Hospital,  1909-1910; 
visiting  physician  medical  dept.  Lakeside  dis- 
pensary, 1910-1918;  visiting  and  consultant 
physician  Rainbow  hospital,  1914-1918;  In- 
Btructor  In  medicine  W.  R.  U.,  Medical 
Bchool,  1913-1918;  assoc.  prof,  of  medicine, 
W.  R.  U.  Dental  School,  1918;  visiting  physi- 
cian St.  Luke's  hospital  since  1918;  editor 
Bulletin,  Academy  of  Medicine  since  1922; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Cleveland  Library  assn.;  Ohio  State  and 
American  Medical  assns.;  American  Congress 
on  Internal  Medicine;  American  college  of 
Physicians;  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fraternity;  Uni- 
versity, City  and  Cleveland  clubs;  published 
text  book  on  medicine  for  dental  students, 
1921.  Residence:  2832  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.      Office:  7016  Euclld-ave. 

ROVVliEY,  Charles  Bacon,  architecture  and 
engineering;  born,  Springfield,  O.,  April  2, 
1890;  son  Charles  G.  and  Fanny  (Bacon) 
Rowley;  educated,  Jackson,  Mich.  high 
school;  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  Bos- 
ton; married  Springfield,  O.,  Feb.  14,  1914  to 
Elizabeth  Hosterman — children,  three  daugh- 
ters and  one  son;  vice-pres.  Shaker  Hghts. 
school  board;  chief  engineer,  American  Fork 
&  Hoe  Co.;  engineer  Small  &  Rowley;  assoc. 
member  American  Institute  of  Architects; 
member  Phi  Beta  Epsllon  fraternity;  Uni- 
versity, City  and  Automobile  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: fishing,  tennis  and  golf.  Residence: 
2889  Weymouth-rd.     Office:  220  Union  Bldg. 

RO'W^LEY,  diaries  Reed,  lawyer;  born. 
Norwalk,  O.,  May  11  1897;  son  Arthur  E.  and 
Marietta   (Reed)    Rowley;  educated,  Univ.   of 


Mich.;  Baldwin  Wallace,  LL.B.;  world  war. 
U.  S.  Diplomatic  service  at  Paris,  1917;  U. 
S.  Army  Field  Artillery,  Officers  training 
school;  sec.  Buckeye  Rubber  Mfg.  Co.  and 
State  Mortgage  Investment  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Beta  Theta  PI  and  Delta 
Theta  Phi  fraternities;  University  and  Plum 
Brook  Country  clubs;  First  Cleveland  Cav- 
alry. Residence:  3328  Euclld-ave.  Office:  722 
Leader  Bldg. 

ROYON,  Joseph  C,  banker  and  lawyer; 
born,  Greenville,  O.,  Oct.  15,  1880;  son  Joseph 
C.  and  Mary  A.  (Fllnn)  Royon;  educated, 
Sidney.  O.  public  schools;  Ohio  State  Univ. 
law  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  17,  1912 
to  Elizabeth  C.  Richardson — children,  Joseph 
C.,  Elizabeth  Josephine  and  Margaret  Ann 
Royon;  veteran  Spanish-American  war;  vlce- 
pres.  Union  Trust  Co.;  member  American, 
Ohio  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  Phi  Delta 
Theta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  May- 
field,  Hermit  and  Big  Ten  University  clubs. 
Recreation:  music,  golf  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 2946  Manchester-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   Union   Trust   Co. 

ruble:,  Joseph  Shirk,  engineer  and  build- 
er; born.  Centre  Hall,  Pa.,  Nov.  1,  1877;  son 
James  C.  and  Linda  W.  (Shirk)  Ruble;  edu- 
cated, Pennsylvania  State  college,  B.S. ;  mar- 
ried, Birmingham,  Ala.,  July  12,  1913  to  Car- 
olyn Breckenridge  Newbold;  associated  with 
blast  furnace,  steel  mill  and  power  plant 
engineering  and  construction,  starting  In 
1900,  and  interested  In  the  engineering,  or- 
ganization and  management  of  construction 
projects  in  the  Orient,  Europe,  Canada  and 
United  States;  vlce-pres.  and  construction 
mgr.  and  director,  H.  K.  Ferguson  Co.;  direc- 
tor Cleveland  Dock  Terminal  Engineering 
Co.;  member  American  Society  of  Mechanical 
Engineers;  member  Masonic  lodge.  Knights 
Templar,  Ancient  Arabic  Order  of  the  Nobles 
of  the  Mystic  Shrine;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  National  Tovi'n  and  Country 
clubs;  supporting  member  Cleveland  Museum 
of  Art.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 2714  West  Park-blvd.  Office:  4900 
Euclid-ave, 

RUBTIV,  Monroe  Frederick,  civil  engineer; 
born,  Murfreesboro,  Tenn.,  April  28,  1885; 
son  John  Frederick  and  Nannie  Forest 
(Prater)  Rubin;  educated,  Baylor  Univ.  of 
Texas;  Univ.  of  Missouri,  A.B. ;  married 
Cleveland,  Jan.  27,  1923  to  Ruth  Potter — 
children,  Vaughn  Potter  Rubin;  world  war, 
accepted  for  3rd  engineers  training  camp 
but  not  called;  worked  for  government  in 
steel  construction  in  Cleveland;  vice-pres. 
and  Cleveland  mgr.  Bass  Construction  Co. 
Residence:  12661  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    2001   Lakeslde-ave. 

RUF.  Irnia  Gnensslen,  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
3,  1902;  daughter  Edward  L.  and  Francis 
(Coppins)  Gaensslen;  educated,  Beechwood 
school,  Jenkintown,  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  16.  1923  to  Louis  F.  Ruf,  Jr. — children, 
Louis  Frederick  Ruf,  III.  Residence:  Glen 
Valley  club,   Brecksvllle,   O. 

RUF,  Lonls  F.,  clergyman;  born.  Freehold, 
N.  J.,  March  6,  1865;  son  John  N.  and  Mary 
P.  (Kress)  Ruf;  educated.  Freehold  high 
school,  1880;  Rutgers  college,  1885,  B.S.,  A.M. 
1902;  Auburn  Theological  seminary.  1889; 
commencement  oration  at  both  places;  D.D. 
Wooster  college,  1924;  married,  Gorham,  N. 
Y.,  Aug.  5  1890  to  Margaret  Elizabeth  Allen 
— children,  Margaret  A.,  Dorothy,  Louis  F., 
Jr.,  Mary  E.,  James  A.  and  William  A.  Ruf; 
chairman  E.  Cleveland  charter  commission; 
which  prepared  new  city  manager  charter 
giving  women  vote  in  municipal  affairs  be- 
fore  suffrage   adopted   by   state   and    nation; 


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capt.    Liberty    Loan    drives;    engineer   drafts-  Univ.;  appointed  Judge  of  Court  of  Common 

man  with  T.  A.  Edison;  member  N.  J.  staff  U.  Pleas  Jan.  4,  1923  and  elected  Nov.  4,  11»24  to 

S.   Geological  survey;   gen.   sec.   Y.M.C.A.,   Col-  succeed   himself   on   the   bench;   crowned    33rd 

umbus,     Ga. ;     pastor     Presbyterian      Church,  degree     Ancient     Accepted     Scottish     Rite     at 

Pittsford,   N.   Y.,   Watkins,   N.   Y.,  Olean,   N.    Y.  Hoston,    Mass.;    made    Grand    Master    F.    &    A, 

and     Windermere     Presbyterian     church,     E.  M.     of    Ohio;     member     Knights     of     Pythias; 

Cleveland;    delegate    to    pres.    gen.    asseml)ly  member    Alpha    Tau    Omega     fraternity    and 

at    Brlggs    Trial,    Washington,    D.    C.     at    Re-  Delta  Theta  Phi   law  fraternity;   Presyterian. 

union    with    Cumberland    church,    Buffalo,    N.  Office:    Society    for    Savings    Bldg. 

Y.  ~and  at  Rochester,  Denver  and  Grand   Rap-  „.,„.^    ^^      .         ^ 

ids;  secured  building  and  new  brown  stono  ^  Kl'SK.  Stephen  G.,  certified  public  account- 
church  at  Olean,  N.  Y.  and  new  Sunday  ^P^-  born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  27,  1870;  son  Peter 
school  and  gvmnasium  at  E.  Cleveland:  mem-  f?,-  and  Amanda  E.  (Clark)  Rusk;  educated, 
ber  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Beta  Theta  Pi  frat-  Cleveland  i)ubllc  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
ernities;  director  Auburn  Tlieological  Sem-  \"f-  ^^-  J^^^  ,'o  Lillian  M.  Sencabaugh — 
Inarv.  1894-1905;  member  City  club.  Rec-  children,  Georglana  R.  Van  Benschoten;  gov. 
reation:  fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  1875  auditor  during  construction  of  Camp  Shcr- 
Beersford-pl.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  Winder-  '"^m  191  <;  treasury  Dept.  Reviewer  of  federal 
mere  Presbyterian  church  Income  and  profit  taxes  1918;  voluntary  serv- 
ice   in    both    instances;    member    of    firm    of 

RUF',  Louis  F.,  Jr.,  life  Insurance;  born,  Nau  Rusk  and  Swearingen  1909-1925;  resident 
Watkins  Glen,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  20,  1898;  son  Rev.  partner  of  this  firm  in  New  York  City  1919- 
Louis  F.  and  Margaret  (Allen)  Ruf;  educated,  1925;  associated  with  Rusk  and  Williams 
Rutgers  college;  Carnegie  Tech.;  married,  since  1925;  senior  partner  of  this  firm;  mem- 
Cleveland.  Feb.  16,  1923  to  Irma  Gaensslen —  ber  American  Institute  of  Accountant.s  and 
children,  Louis  F.  Ruf,  III;  world  war,  U.  Ohio  Society  of  Certified  Public  Account- 
S.  N.,  1917-1918;  Ohio  mgr.  Jefferson  Stand-  ants,  member  Pentalpba  lodge  F.  &  A.  M., 
ard  Life  Insurance  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Cleveland  chapter,  Royal  Arch  Masons  and 
Life  Underwriters  assn.;  Delta  Phi  f rater-  Holyrood  Commandery  K.  T.;  member  West- 
nlty.  Residence:  Glen  Valley  club,  Brecks-  ern  Reserve  chapter  of  Sons  of  the  Ameri- 
viUe,   O.      Office:    419   National   Bldg.  can  Revolution;  member  Ohio  Society  of  New 

„,._,  „  ix^i,  ,-.1,  xT-o-  York;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Mid- 
Nn^^^'i  i"sfi^"H.n^hti^*''"nV  ^?™T'm  -^Ih  ^^^  ^lubs.  Residence:  Cleveland  Athletic 
Su^K^^'^^^.o^.'  daughter  Dr.  James  H.  and  club.  Office:  810  Guardian  Bldg. 
Phoebe  E.  (Stevenson)  Allen;  educated,  Ing- 
ham Univ.,  LeRoy,  N.  Y.,  1884-1887;  married,  RUSSELL,  Anson  Henry,  Jr.,  born,  TTan- 
Gorham,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  5,  1900  to  Louis  F.  Ruf  overton,  O.,  April  18,  1868;  son  Anson  Henry 
— children,  Margaret  A.,  Dorothy,  Louis  F.  and  Anne  Elizabeth  (Lockard)  Russell;  edu- 
Jr.,  James  A.  Mary  E.  and  William  A.  Ruf;  cated,  Northwestern  Univ.,  Evanston.  111.; 
member  Windemere  Mothers'  club;  E.  Cleve-  married,  Warren,  Pa..  1895  to  Harriet  Likins 
land  Women's  club.  Residence:  1875  Beers-  — children,  James  Likins  and  David  Wesley 
ford-rd.,   E.  Cleveland.  Russell;  member  Sons  of  the  American  Revol- 

„                        .,     ^         ,       ,    .            ,_             „  utlon;    Cleveland   Gun   club.      Residence:    2i;71 

RUH,    Harold     O.,     physician;     born,     Peru,  South    Overlook-rd 
Ind.,  March  20,   1884;  son  A.  M.  and  Ida  Ruh; 

educated,    Indiana  Univ.    A.B.,    1907;    Western  RUSSELL,    Bert    S.,    dentist;     born,     Penn- 

Reserve   medical    school,'  1910,    M.D.;    married,  sylvania,   May   21.    1878;    son   John    and    Jessie 

Orleans,    Loriet,    France,    Jan.    Jan.    8     1919    to  (Rice)    Russell;   educated,   Chicago   college   of 

Edith    C.    Caldwell— children,    Peter    Ruh    and  Dental  surgery,   1901;   married,   Niles,   O.,    1902 

Harold    Oliver    Ruh,    Jr.;    world    war,    major  to     Charlotte     McKinney — children,     Paul     B., 

medical   crops,  U.   S.   army;   in   charge   labora-  Bernice    A.,    and    Eileen    J.    Russell;    practiced 

tories    Base    hospitals    Nos.    117    and    202    and  profession   as   dentist   until    1918    then    elected 

hospital      center     A. P.O.,      31      Bazoilles      Sur  pres.    and    treas.    The    Vincent    Barstow    Co.; 

Muese;      member     American      Medical      assn.;  director   Midland    Bank    and   Victor   Mortgage 

Central       States       Pediatric       society:       Dept.  Co.;    member    Xi    Psi    Phi    fraternity;    Acacia 

head     Children's    dept.,     St.     Lukes     hospital;  Country     club.       Residence:     2256     St.     James 

member  council   Cleveland   Academy   of  Med-  Parkway.      Office:    725    Euclld-ave. 
icine;  trustee  Medical  library;  member  Alpha 

Omega    Alpha,    Delta    Tau    Delta,    Nu    Sigma  ,  RUSSELL,     Bessie     Post,     born,     Cleveland, 

Nu    fraternities   and   Pasteur  club;   University  J?."-  ,•*•    l^^^:    daughter    James    R.    and    Mary 

club.    Residences:  2346  Demington-dr.    Office:  (Roe)    Post;    educated     Western    Reserve    col- 

8314    Euclid-ave.  }^se    for   women     1903.    A.B.;    married,    Cleve- 
land  June   21,    1905   to  George   Ford   Russell — 

RUHL,  James   B.,  Judge   of  Court   of   Com-  children,    I^Iargaret   May.    Florence    Elizabeth, 

mon    Pleas;    born,    Lisbon,    O.,    May    21,    1864;  Laura    Virginia    and     George     Ford     Russell; 

son       John      Conser      and      Eliza       (Barrick)  Council    member    Girl    Scouts;    member    Delta 

Ruhl;     educated,     district     school     and     David  Phi     Upsilon     sorority;     College     club.       Resi- 

Andereon     high     school;     worked     his     way  dence:   2929  E.   Overlook-rd. 

through     Ohio     Northern     Univ.      graduating        wwreairw  ¥     r^t...  i»  r-i ^^    r^..^,,fl„™  „^^   ^a 

7^^'v^l^n''^TLVf^'>^\L'lJ=^^t^-u'n'i'o',;  venYsl^^^'^bo^r'n'^"'^^^ '!r'6..^'^K  "^r,"'l8"6l;; 

^^n''.."i'o^V.^iri^;,A''i-nr'^V^,«.¥^    Union  oi„.,       Clancy     and     Emily     (Goodrich) 


mathematics    at    Ohio    Northern    Univ.     1889-  Cleveland   chapter  No.   148   R.A.M.,   Woodward 

1891;   read  Jaw  at  the  university  at   the  same  council  No.  118  R.  &  S.  M.;  member  Old  Stone 

time;    admitted    to    Ohio    bar    June    4,     1891:  church:  member  Hlerh  Noon  club.     Residence: 

H;.^-  District  Court  1893;  U.  S.  Supreme  Court  sgvg  Glenwood-rd.  Office:  2073  E.  4th  st. 
1901;    has    practiced    law    In    Cleveland    con- 
tinuously  since   admission;   member   Board   of        RUSSELL.     Ella      Caroline     Davla.     soloist 

Examiners    for    admission    to    Ohio    Bar    1902-  Emmanuel  Episcopal  Church;  born,  Cleveland, 

1907;  pres.  since   1918  and  professor  In  plead-  June   6,   1901:   daughter   Charles   Kennedy   and 

Ing     and     procedure     at     John     Marshall     law  Elmina     Draper     (Sutliff)     Davis;     educated. 

Sghool;     alumni     trustee     of    Ohio     Northern  Wade  Park  grammar  school,  East  high  school 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  Spencerlan  Business  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  15,  1922  to  James  Llltens 
Russell — children,  Eila  Caroline  llussell;  as- 
sited  with  knitting  Red  Cross  world  war; 
has  been  contralto  soloist  at  Emmanuel  Epis- 
copal church,  Baptist  Church  of  The  Master 
and  Bolton  Ave.  Tresbyterlan  church;  mem- 
ber Manila  Aux.  No.  12  of  United  Spanish 
War  veterans;  active  member  Fortnightly 
Musical  club.  Residence:  2093  Chesterland- 
ave.,    Lakewood. 

RL'SSELL,,  Eldon  L..  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born.  Alliance,  O.,  Mar.  14,  1893;  son 
John  E.  and  Cora  (McHvane)  Russell;  edu- 
cated, Mt.  Union  college  1913-1916;  Hiram 
college  1916-1917  A.B.;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
1917-1921  M.D.;  member  medical  reserve 
corps,  world  war;  medical  supt.  of  Cleve- 
land City  hospital  since  1922;  member  com- 
mittf-e  on  illegitimacy.  Welfare  Federation 
of  Cleveland;  med.  supt.  Cleveland  City  Hos- 
pital Welfare  Dept.;  member  Sigma  Nu  and 
Plii  Chi  fraternities;  member  National  Rifle 
assn.  Recreation:  hunting,  fishing  and  ten- 
nis. Residence  and  office:  City  hospital  of 
Cleveland. 

RUSSELL,  Ella  Jane,  born,  Geneva,  O., 
Oct.  2  1873;  daughter  John  Cochrane  and 
Margaret  Ann  (Carter)  Ewing;  educated, 
Geneva  normal  school  1891;  married,  Geneva, 
June  8,  1899  to  Thomas  Hartwell  Russell — 
children,  Jean  Ewing  Russell  (Mrs.  Thomas 
Augustus  Eggert;  tecaher  in  the  public 
schools  of  Geneva  from  1892-1899;  former 
member  First  Congregational  church,  Ge- 
neva and  active  member  and  pres.  of  The 
Women's  Guild  there;  charter  member  of  the 
Utopian  club  at  Geneva;  former  member  of 
the  board  of  directors  of  Geneva  public  libra- 
ry; former  member  Grace  chapter  of  East- 
ern Star  at  Geneva;  chairman  surgical  dress- 
ing dept.  Red  Cross,  Geneva,  O;  moved  to 
Cleveland  1919;  member  Woman's  club  hav- 
ing served  as  sec.  and  member  of  board  of 
directors  1924-1925;  member  Woman's  Civic 
club  of  Cleveland  Heights;  two  times  pres. 
of  the  Wimodausian  club  having  previously 
been  sec.  and  first  vice  pres.;  member  Ply- 
mouth Church  of  Shaker  Heights.  Residence: 
2968    Hampshire-rd.      Cleveland    Hghts. 

RlSSELLi,  Florence  Ely,  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  31,  1869;  daughter  Alfred  and  Caro- 
line (Burnham)  Ely;  educated,  Central  high 
school;  married,  Westonville  N.  Y.,  June  18, 
1890  to  Carl  Stewart  R:ussell — children, 
Mildred  Ely.  George  Ely  and  Stewart  Ely 
Russell;  world  war.  Red  Cross  and  Civilian 
relief  service;  member  Women's  City  and 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  clubs. 
Residence:    1873   E.    73rd  st. 

RUSSELL,.  George  Ford,  vice-pres.  White 
Co.;  born,  Toledo.  1876;  son  Frederick  and 
Eliza  (Wright)  Russell;  educated,  Hudson 
preparatory  school;  W^estern  Reserve  Univ.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  21,  1905  to  Bessie 
May  Post — children,  Margaret  May,  Florence 
Elizabeth,  Laura  Virginia  and  George  Ford 
Russell;  member  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity; 
Union,  Athletic,  Canterbury  and  Rotary  clubs. 
Residence:  2929  E.  Overlook-rd.  Office:  St. 
Clair  &  E.  79th  st. 

RUSSELL,  Harriet  Llklns,  born,  Meadville, 
Pa.;  daughter  David  Wesley  and  Jennie  (Mc- 
Cauley)  Likins;  educated,  Warren  and  Mead- 
ville, Pa.;  married.  T\'arren,  Pa..  1895  to  An- 
son Henry  Russell,  Jr. — children,  James 
Likins  and  David  Wesley  Russell;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  2271  So. 
Overlook-rd. 

RUSSELL,  JaiiieK  Likins,  attorney  and 
credit    mgr.;    born,    Akron,    O.,    Aug.    8,    1899; 


son  Anson  Henry  and  Harriet  (Likins)  Rus- 
sell; educated,  John  Marshall  law  school, 
Marconi  Institute  of  Radio  Instruction  and 
Dykes  School  of  Business;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  15  1922  to  Eila  Caroline  Davis — 
children,  Eila  Caroline  Russell;  enlisted  in 
U.  S.  private  world  war;  asst.  sec.  Equitable 
Mortgage  Co.;  now  credit  manager  The  New- 
man Stern  Co.;  admitted  to  the  bar  1925; 
member  Sons  of  The  American  Revolution. 
Residence:  2093  Cliesterland-ave.,  Lakewood. 
Office:    Newman    Stern    Co.,    E.    12th-st. 

RUSSEI,L,  JoHeph  Gordon,  attorney  at  law; 
born.  Urbana,  O.,  Sept.  15,  1875;  son  James 
Mallons  and  Elizabeth  (McClellan)  Russell; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Mich  and  Cincinnati  Law 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  16,  1908  to 
Olive  Stewart — children,  Joseph  Gordon, 
James  Stewart  and  Olivia  Russell;  practiced 
law  at  Urbana  Oct.  1897-1902;  in  Cleve- 
land until  1912;  since  1912  has  been  interested 
solely  in  real  estate  operations;  pres.  Cen- 
tury Improvement  Co.,  Douglaston  Park 
Realty  Co.,  Huron  Improvement  Co.,  Iladdara 
Improvement  Co.,  Marlow  Improvement  Co., 
Geil  Improvement  Co.,  W^est  Clifton  Co.,  6300 
Euclid  Co.;  member  Military  Order  Loyal 
I..egion;  mernber  Union,  and  Mayfield  clubs  of 
Cleveland  and  Saukaty  Head  Golf  club  at 
Siasconset,  Mass.  Recreation:  golf  and  ten- 
nis. Residence:  2533  Fairmount-blvd.  Office: 
913  Ulmer  Bldg. 

RUSSELL,  Olive  Stewart,  born,  Norwalk,  O., 
Dec.  19,  1885;  daughter  Charles  Hill  and 
Mary  (Cary)  Stewart;  educated.  Miss  Mittle- 
bergers  school;  Vassar  college,  1908;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  16  1908  to  Joseph  Gor- 
don Russell — children,  Joseph  Gordon,  James 
Stewart  and  Olivia  Russell;  member  The 
Social  Study  club;  Cleveland  Play  House; 
Women's  City  club.  Recreation:  classical 
dancing  and  acting.  Residence:  2533  Fair- 
mount-blvd. 

RUSSELL,  Thomas  Hartwell,  vice-pres. 
American  Fork  &  Hoe  Co.;  born,  Jackson. 
Mich.,  Aug.  13,  1856;  son  William  T.  and 
Susan  (Hartwell)  Howell;  mother  died  at 
his  birth  and  he  was  adopted  by  Charles  P. 
Russell,  of  Jackson,  Mich,  taking  the  name 
of  Russell  as  his  surname;  married,  Jackson, 
Mich.,  1896  to  Ida  Beebe — children,  Claude 
(deceased)  and  Georgia  Russell  (deceased); 
married,  CJeneva,  O.,  June  8,  1899  to  Eila  Jane 
Ewing — children,  Jean  Ewing  Russell  (Mrs. 
Thomas  A.  Eggert);  when  residing  in  Gen- 
eva, a  councilman  and  later  mayor;  started 
business  career  as  office  boy  with  Withington 
Cooley  Mfg.  Co.  at  Jackson,  Mich.;  made 
sec.  of  the  company;  in  1895  made  manager 
of  the  Withington  Russell  Co.  at  W.  Nasli- 
ville,  Tenn.;  plant  was  destroyed  by  fire  in 
1897;  in  1898  he  was  made  manager  of  the 
Geneva  Tool  Co.;  in  1902  this  company  was 
taken  over  by  the  American  Fork  &  Hoe  Co.; 
became  manager;  in  1919  Mr.  Russell  moved 
to  Cleveland  to  be  near  the  general  offices 
of  the  A.  F.  H.  Co.;  trustee  of  the  Ashtabula 
Orphan's  Home;  former  pres.  of  The  First 
National  Bank  of  Geneva  and  a  trustee  of 
The  Geneva  Savings  Bank;  former  owner 
of  The  Idle  Hour  Stock  Farm  at  Unionville, 
O.;  member  Ashtabula  Country  and  Golf  Club; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Cleveland 
Advertising  club;  member  of  the  Plymouth 
Church  of  Shaker  Heights.  Residence:  2968 
Hampshire-rd.  Office:  Keith  Bldg.  (De- 
ceased.) 

RUST,  Blanche  Evans,  born,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.;  daughter  John  and  Ann  E.  (Moore) 
Evans;  educated,  Penn.  college  for  Women 
A.B.  1883;  married,  Pittsburgh,  Dec.  6, 
1906  to  George  Porter  Rust — children,  (by 
a    former    marriage)     Helen    Allison    McLure 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


(Mrs.    Marsh    Klock    Powers);    member    Wo- 
men's City  club.     Residence:  Hotel  Alcazar. 

RUST,  Clifton  Ir-vingr,  lawyer;  born,  Pitts- 
burg, Pa.,  Feb.  10,  1896;  son  Charles  and 
Anna  Margaret  (Haudenshield)  Rust;  edu- 
cated, Pittsburg,  public  schools  and  high 
school;  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  A.B.;  Harvard 
Law  School  LL.B. ;  reserve  officers  training 
camp  work  at  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  U.  S.  Inf. 
service  during  world  war;  member  Cleveland 
of  Commerce  and  Municipal  committee  of 
the  Chamber  of  Commerce;  active  in  Com- 
munity Fund  campaigns;  32nd  degree  Mason, 
Al  Koran  Shrine;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assns.  and  Parsons  Law  club  of  Harvard 
Univ.;  member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Univer- 
sity, Harvard  and  Shrine  Luncheon  clubs 
(1st  vice  pres.).  Recreation:  tennis,  swim- 
ming, golf,  handball,  hunting,  fishing  and 
canoeing.  Residence:  Cleveland  Athletic 
Club.     Office:  1208  Williamson  Bldg. 

RUST,  Iruia  Lisette  Squire,  born,  Brooklyn 
N.  Y.,  June  10.  1884;  daughter  Teargus  Bow- 
den  and  Louise  C.  (Breymaier)  Squire;  edu- 
cated Miss  Mittleberger's  school  and  Merrill 
Van  Laer  school  at  New  York  City;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Dec.  4,  1907  to  John  Franklin 
Rust;  trustee  Babies  and  Childrens  hospital, 
Orthopaedic  Center  and  Associated  Charities; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
2215    Overlook-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

RUST,  John  Frnnklln,  lumber  interests; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  16,  1882;  son  John 
Franklin  and  Welthena  Althier  (Smith) 
Rust;  educated,  Cleveland  University  school; 
Lawrenceville  school  Lawrenceville,  N.  J. 
and  Princeton  Univ.  Litt.  B.  1907;  married, 
Clevleand  Dec.  4,  1907  to  Irma  Lisette  Squire; 
director  Wilson  Cypress  Co.;  member  Uni- 
versity school  Alumni  assn.;  member  Quad- 
rangle club  of  Princeton  University  and 
Princeton  club  of  New  York;  member  Union, 
Country,  Hermit,  Roadside  and  Mayfield  clubs. 
Residence:  2215  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  1274  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

RUTHERFORD,  George  A.,  builder;  born, 
Cleveland,  1871;  son  Mark  and  Isabelle  (Cos- 
sar)  Rutherford;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland  1894  to  Elizabeth 
Day — children,  Mildred  and  George  Ruther- 
ford, Jr.;  former  pres.  Cleveland  Builders  Ex- 
change, pres.  The  Geo  A.  Rutherford  Co., 
and  The  Lincoln  Storage  Co.;  director  Guar- 
antee Title  &  Trust  Co.;  treas.  Guarantee 
Building  Co.;  pres.  Board  of  Education,  East 
Cleveland;  director  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce  and  director  and  former  pres. 
Cleveland  Advertising  Club;  member  Mid- 
Day,  Shaker  Heights  Country  and  Cleveland 


Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  Rosemont  and 
Terrace-rds.,  East  Cleveland.  Office  2725 
Prospect-ave. 

RUTLEDGE:,  Emmett  Willnrd,  sales  mana- 
ger; born,  Kokomo,  Ind.  Oct.  6,  1890;  son 
Charles  Albert  and  Clara  Emma  (Wlllard) 
Rutledge;  educated,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Man- 
ual Training  high  school,  1910;  Western  Re- 
serve Advertising  school  1921-1922;  married. 
Canton,  O.  Oct.  27,  1914  to  Bernlce  Faye 
Norris — children,  Claribel  Anne  and  June 
Faye  Rutledge;  active  in  Liberty  loan  Vic- 
tory loan  and  War  Savings  stamp  drives; 
advertising  solicitor,  The  Indianapolis  Star 
1910-1913;  The  Cleveland  Leader  1914;  The 
Cleveland  Plain  Dealer  1915-1917;  pres.  The 
R.  &  S.  Advertising  Co.  1917-1921:  vice  pres. 
Hoffmeyer-Rutledge,  Inc.  1919-1920:  sales- 
man The  Harry  H.  Packer  Co.,  1920-1924; 
gen.  sales  mgr.  since  1925:  also  gen.  sales 
mgr.  The  Packer  Advertising  Corp.;  mem- 
ber Masonic  lodge;  member  Phi  Sigma  Chi 
fraternity;  member  Cleveland  Advertising 
club.  Recreation:  tennis  and  bowling.  Resi- 
dence: 3072  Huntington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Village.     Office:  2420  Superior-ave.,  West. 

RUTLEDGE,  John  Skelley,  clergyman:  born 
Steubenville,  O.,  Jan.  31,  1864;  son  Thomas 
and  Mahala  (Skelley)  Rutledge;  educated, 
Richmond  college  and  Farmington  college 
A.M.;  married,  Jefferson  Co..  O.,  Oct.  9,  1918 
to  Iva  L.  Barcus — children,  Thomas  W.,  Marie 
E.  and  Martha  M.  Rutledge;  district  supt.  of 
Cleveland  Anti  Saloon  league  1904-1920; 
chaplain  in  chief,  Sons  of  Veterans  U.  S.  A.; 
sent  by  Hoover  with  the  European  commis- 
sion to  advocate  food  conservation;  awarded 
medal  for  services  In  Liberty  loan  campaign; 
director  Mid  West  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
trustee  Good  Will  industries  and  St.  Luke's 
hospital;  member  Masonic  lodge.  Odd  Fellows, 
K.  of  P.  and  Jr.  O.U.A.M.,  Knights  of  Malta; 
pastor  Union  Ave.  M.  E.  church;  has  been 
given  active  appointments  in  the  ministry 
for  30  consecutive  years  in  Cleveland;  Justice 
of  the  Peace,  Rocky  River,  O.  Residence:  251 
Buckingham-rd.,  Rocky  River,  O.  Office:  City 
Hall,  Rocky  River,  O. 

RYAN,  William  F..  insurance;  born,  Cin- 
cinnati O.,  Jan.  23,  18S0;  son  William  F.  and 
Mary  (Williams)  Ryan;  educated,  Cincinnati 
public  schools  and  Woodward  hi^h  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  1903  to  Minnie  Wil- 
son—  children,  Ellis  Wilson  Ryan;  pres.  The 
W.  F.  Ryan  Co.;  member  all  Masonic  bodies, 
Grotto  and  Shrine;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, Elks  and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Residence: 
1838  Burnett-ave.,  East  Cleveland.  Office:  929 
National  City  Bldg. 


SAAL,  William,  vocal  instructor  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  7,  1874;  son  Gottfried  and 
Caroline  (Seitz)  Saal;  educated,  Rockwell 
school;  Central  high  school,  Cleveland,  five 
years  study  of  voice  with  Dr.  Wm.  H.  Hen- 
ninges  and  two  years  Royal  Conservatory 
(Prof.  Iffert),  Dresden,  Germany;  further 
studies  in  Vienna,  Paris,  London  and  Milan; 
has  taught  in  Cleveland  25  years;  teacher  of 
many  professional  singers  and  instructors. 
Residence:  1925  E.  79th-st.  Studio:  606  The 
Arcade. 

SACKETT,  Gertrude  Hoatetter,  born,  Lan- 
caster, Pa.,  1861;  daughter  William  H.  and 
Anna  (Bockius)  Hostetter;  educated,  Phila- 
delphia: married.  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1892  to 
J.  D.  Sackett;  trustee  Rainbow  Hospital; 
member  Womens'  City  club.  Residenc«:  2724 
Coventry-rd.,    Shaker   Hghts. 


SACKETT,  James  De  I-onp,  formerly  In 
paper  business  now  retired;  born,  Meadvllle, 
Pa.,  1856;  son  William  Denlson  and  Caroline 
(De  Long)  Sackett;  educated,  Meadvllle,  Pa.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29  ,1892  to  Gertrude 
Hostetter;  former  secretary  and  treasurer 
Cleveland  Paper  Company;  vice-pres.  Proper- 
ties Finance  Co.;  pres.  Superior  40th  Co.; 
member  New  England  and  National  Geo- 
graphic societies;  Union,  Athletic,  Mayfield 
Country  and  Graphic  Arts  clubs;  Chamber 
of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf  and  travel. 
Residence:  2724  Coventry-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    1640   Superior-ave. 

S.4DLER,  Ramiell  K.,  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.; 
born,  New  York  Feb.  27,  1891;  son  Wilmer 
K.  and  Harriett  (Kniffin)  Sadler;  educated, 
Western  Reserve  University;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June   6,   1916   to   Ethel  Bruch — children. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEV'ELANDERS 

Kenneth    Bruch    and    Susanne     Sadler;     non  Medical   society;   fellow   American   College  of 
com.  U.  S.  A-  world  war;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  Physicians:  Sigma  Alpha  Mu  fraternitv.  Res- 
Iceless   TTater   Cooler   Co.;   vice-pres.    Florida  idence:  10931  Tacoma-ave.  Office-  9119"  Miles- 
Bond  and  Mortgage  Co.;  member  Alpha  Del-  ave. 
ta   Phi   fraternity;   Union.   Mid-Day    and   Her-         e»»,M««r    « 

mit  clubs.     Recreation:  golf,  riding  and  shoot-  ^  ».*-'»imai*,   Peter,   general    contractor;    born, 

ing.       Residence:    E.425    13th-ave.    north,    St.  ^ermany,  July   30,  1S64;  son   Peter  and  Anna 

Petersburg    Fla.  (Kroeger)     Samman;    educated  public   school 

1      .s  °^'*      business     college     In     Cleve- 


ne< 

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educated.    University    school;    East    Technical  Ice  &  Coal  Co.,  Alliance  ~0;"pre8*''pTne*Moun- 

high    school   and   Ohio   State   Univ.;    1st    Heut.  tain    Fruit    Co.,    Warm    Springs.    Ga  ■    member 

Motor  Transport  Corps;   commanded   a   serv-  Masonic    order,    Al    Koran    shrine.    Westwood 

ice  park   unit  of  75  men   in   world  war;   sec.  Country  club.     Recreation:    golf.  '  Residence- 

and    mgr.  Acme  Equipment  &  Engineering   Co.  Avon    Lake,     O.       Office:       1635      'William'son 

1915-1&17;    sales    engineer   Powrick    Differen-  Bldg.                                                             "i"iamsun 

tial   Corp.;    pres   and   gen.    mgr.    Devices   De-  c.Mim^     ^ 

velopment  Co.;  member  Society  of  Auto-  „*-*™*^*^*«  Emmet  "Walter,  banker:  born, 
motive  Engineers;  Army  &  Navy  Post  54,  Honaker,  \a.  Oct-  14,  1888;  son  L.  W.  and 
American  Legion.  Sons  of  American  Revolu-  Rachel  ^Thompson)  Sample:  eflucated,  Lynch- 
tion,  TVestern  Reserve  chapter;  Big  Ten  burg  (\a.)  college;  married.  Tiffin,  O.,  June 
University  and  City  clubs;  Chamber  of  Com-  li.  1919  to  Emily  Louise  Sneath — child,  Ralpli 
merce.  Recreation:  swimming,  travel,  art  and  pneath  Sample;  attended  2nd  officers'  train- 
music.  Residence:  1841  E.  89th-st.  Office:  Y'S  camp  at  Fort  Meyer,  Va.;  1st  lleut.  Camp 
Whitney   Power   Block.  ■^^-   ^f;,  ""*>]   discharge   Jan.    15,    1919;    vice- 

.      ^      ^  ^^^-     -^Ilaland     Bank;     member     Chamber     of 

S.AFFOLD.    Starke    Selbert.    retired;     bom,  Commerce,     Cleveland     Ad     and     Canterbury 
Mobile,    Alabama,    Mar.    15,    1852;    son    Judge  Golf     clubs.       Recreation:     golf        Residence- 
Milton  Jefferson  and  Martha  (Harrison)  Saf-  2924  Manchester-rd.     Office:  Midland  Bank 
fold;   educated,   Graylock   Institute;   Emerson  c  .  »,t»»  i-».-i-« 

College  and  "West  Point,  married,  Philadel-  ,  ^amklijser  Jerome  M.,  real  estate  broker; 
phia.  Sept.  1.  ISSl  to  Harriett  Pemm  Webb—  R'^'l^v,  S?-®^^®^  f^^fe.  Colo..  Oct.  ll,  1891;  son 
children,  Mrs.  S.  S.  Young  and  James  Webb  ^^^\^?  l^-  ^"°  ^'P^^  (Click)  Sampliner;  edu- 
Saffold;  forty  vears  general  agent  Provident  ^fJI  vV  i  .;i'^'f"  school,  Cleveland;  mar- 
Life  and  Trust  Co.  now  Provident  Mutual  T/=v„rivl!3.t",'^^'  "^""i^  ^*'  ^^^^  ^°  Charlotte 
Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Philadelphia;  32nd  de-  cf^JI  „  ~^°'^°''?°Vr^S^^^^  *^-  ^^^  Donald  W. 
gree  Mason;  member  Sons  of  American  Revo-  ^fi^?,i°?r'  ^i®^-  ''■  M.  Sampliner  Co.  and  Don- 
lution,  Western  Reserve  chapter;  Mayfield  i-' tat-.  kH  >o-;  me^nber  K.  of  P.  and  Real 
Country.  Ocala  (Florida)  Country,  Bonita  f^^,?,*^  r^cM^t,  !^'"?fol°^^-  f°'^,-  Ashing  and 
(Florida)  and  Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  lr^?%\.^^%i^J'''^-  1«93  Cumberland-rd.  Of- 
1841  E.  89th-st.  and  Ocala.  Fla.  Office  711  ^''^-  ^^^  Williamson  Bldg. 
National   City  Bldg.  SAMPLTXER,  Joseph  Henry,  attorney:  born 

SALMON.  Sheridan  B„  District  Superinten-  R^fJ?  ,Ji^L  -l^^-  23,  1860;  son  Solomon  and 
dent  M.  E.  Church;  born.  Harlem  Springs,  O.,  r^^f'^Z^tl  Sampliner;  educated  Cleveland 
Jan.  9,  1868;  son  Isaiah  and  Elizabeth  (Smith)  Trav^rU  r^t^^SS?^'  ?°^^°?o  ^'^j'''-  carried, 
Salcon;  educated.  Scio  college;  married.  Alll-  hith  CT^r^^lB^h^J^^-  xf"*-^^'  H^^  ^^  EUza- 
ance,  O..  Dec.  31,  to  Alice  Thomas;  entered  k^i  RimnH^I^  v'  ^^^^timer  L.  and  Rosa- 
ministry  1893  served  pastorates  in  Empire,  atcn^-  MVl/r,';'"^'"^'^'"  <^o""ty  and  State  Bar 
O.,  East  Liverpool,  O..  Smithfield.  O-  Denni-  cietv-' rw^^an-^  l'^tV\-^''''',^f^'''1.  ^''^  ««- 
son,  O.,  Bellaire.  O..  Ashtabula.  O..  Akron,  O.;  AioaVar  wti  nW^^'^'^o^S  ^^"^•-  Residence: 
district  supt.  of  Canton  district  of  north  ^^^azar  hotel.  Office:  236  Engineers  Bldg. 
eastern  Ohio  conference  of  Methodist  Epis-  S.IMPSOX,  Margaret  (Morean)  Thomas 
copal  church  two  year;  pastor  of  First  born,  Duluth,  Minn.  Mar  12  1C)00  daueht^r 
Methodist  Episcopal  church  of  Warren  six  John  Morgan  and  Gladys  M  (Jones')  Thomas 
years;  pastor  First  Methodist  Episcopal  educated.  Miss  Treat'"s  school,  Milwaukee 
church,  Cleveland;  became  district  supt.  of  »^  is.;  Milwaukee-Downer  Seminarv  Miss 
Cleveland  district  of  North  East  Ohio  con-  Ely's  school,  Greenwich,  Conn.;  Finch  school 
ference  Sept-  1925;  trustee  Mt.  Union  college;  New  York;  married,  Milwaukee.  Wis  Mar  4 
Home  for  Aged.  Cincinnati.  O. ;  Elyria  Home  1924  to  William  James  Sampson  Jr  •*  mem- 
for  Aged;  member  F.  A.  M.  Old  Erie  lodge,  ber  Junior  league  and  Service  club  of  Mil- 
■Warren,  O.  Residence:  1877  E.  97th-st.  Of-  waukee.  Residence:  2328  South  Overlook-rd. 
fice:    791    The    Arcade.  c««*Dcnv    -n-.i.. 

SAMPSO,   \^  1111am   Jamea.   Jr..    steel    busi- 

SALTER,  Herbert  ■^^'llllam,  physician;  born,  ness,    born,     Youngstown,    O.,     Nov     8      1896- 

Hicksville,   O.    Dec.    12,   1896:   son  William  O.  son     William     James    and     Florence     (Wick/ 

and  Minnie  E.    (Mundhenk)    Salter;   educated.  Sampson;    educated,   Choate   school     Walling- 

Ohlo    State    Univ.,    B.S.;    Univ.    of   West    Tlr-  ford.    Conn.:    Yale   college;    married     Milwau- 

rinia;  Harvard  Medical  school,  M.D. ;  married,  kee.   Wis.,   Mar.   4,    1924    to   Margaret   Morgan 

Warren,    Pa..    Oct.    20     1923    to    Charlotte    E.  Thomas;    world    war.    Yale    Naval    Training 

Benjamin;     member    Cleveland     Academy     of  Unit,    136th   Mach.    Gun    Bn.    E.    O.    T    C     3rd 

Medicine;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Phi  Chi  medi-  Engr.  Tr.  Reg'L;  asst.  treas.  and  director  Ely- 

cal     fraternity;     Big     Ten     University     club,  ria   Iron   &   Steel   Co.;   director   Sampson   Co  • 

Residence:     2129     Stlllman-rd.       Office:     5005  member      Country.      Cleveland.      Youngstown 

Euclid-ave.  Country  and   Yale    (New  York)    clubs.     ResI- 

SALTZMAX.  Jacob.  Physician;  born,  Wolo-  E°lTm  st     ^""'^    Overlook-rd.      Office:    232 
rin,  R-jsEia,  Jan.  20    1?97;  son  Isaac  and  Fay 

(Katz)    Satlzman;   educated,  Adelbert  college  SAMSET,      John      'V^'lIUam;      born.      Nash- 

and  College  of  Medicine.  Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  vllle,    Tenn.    May   29.    1892;    son    John    and    J. 

M.D.;  U.   S.   Infantry  and   medical    corps   dur-  Estelle    (Sheill)    Samsey;    educated,    U.    S.    M. 

Ing  world   -war;   director.  Euclid   Quinbv   Co.:  A.,    "West    Point;    Ohio    State    Univ.;    married, 

member  Dispensary  staff  St.  Alexis  hospital,  Cleveland,   Sept.   14,   1920   to  Sarah  Mehling — 

Cleveland   Academy   of   Medicine,    Ohio   State  child,     Sara    Ann     Samsey;     world    war,     1st 

316 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

lleut.     Field     Artillery;     pres.      Samsey      Co.;  and   Western   Res3erve   clubs-   lived    In   Cleve- 

member  Sigma  Nu  fraternity;  Big  Ten  Univ-  land    continuously    ainre    October     1876       Re- 

ereity     and     Northeastern     Ohio     Gun     clubs,  creation:       politics    and    fl.shlne    '    nesl'dence- 

Residence:    18093    Cllfton-rd.      Office:    208    W.  2076   E.   88th  st.     Office:   1346  Hanna  Bldg 

SANDERS,  AVIIIInm  Dro^vncll,  attorney 
SANBORN,  Horace  FU,  banker;  born  Cleve-  born.  Cleveland.  Sept.  21,  1854;  son  William 
land,  O.,  June  29,  1854;  son  William  M.  and  D.  and  Cornelia  Ruth  (Smith)  Sanders;  e.lu- 
Hannah  S.  (Prime)  Sanborn;  educated,  Cen-  cated,  Illinois  college,  A.M.,  LL  D  •  Albany 
tral  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Mar.  Law  school,  B.S.;  married  Cleveland'  Anr  30 
29,  1882  to  Rose  M.  Home — children,  Grace  1884  to  Annie  Otis  —  child  Mary '  Siindcrs 
S.  Locke,  Ralph  W.,  Robert  H.  and  Norman  Clark;  Judge  Court  of  Common  Pleas  Cuvi- 
P.  Sanborn;  republican;  member  state  leglsia-  hoga  County,  O.;  member  firm  Squire  San- 
ture,  1923,  1924,  1925  and  1926;  entered  em-  ders  &  Dempsey;  trustee  and  vice-pre's  So- 
ploy  Ohio  National  Bank  as  messenger,  1872;  ciety  for  Savings;  director  Guardian  Trust 
asst.  cashier  State  National  Bank,  18S9-1893;  Co.;  Kelley  Island  Lime  and  Transport  Co 
cashier  State  National  Bank,  1893-1904;  asst.  and  Cleveland  Stone  Co.;  trustee  and  for 
cashier  First  National  Bank  1904-1922;  asst.  many  years  pres.  Cleveland  Museum  of  Arf 
vloe-pres.  Union  Trust  Co.  since  1922;  mem-  trustee  John  Huntington  Polytechnic  Instl- 
ber  Knights  of  Pythias;  Cleveland  Athletic,  tute;  vice-pres.  American  Federation  of  Arts- 
City  and  Athletic  (Columbus)  clubs.  Resl-  member  Archaeloglcal  society  and  Amerlcari 
dence:  1848  Page-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  Assn.  of  Museums;  Union,  University  (Cleve- 
Union   Trust   Co.  land).   University    (New   York),   Tavern    May- 

SANBORN.    Ralph    William,    lawyer;    born.  Shl^grPn°"vSey'^Hunr''  R^'o'^.d"!.';^'     Midwi7k 

Sl-^Vr^/«^"'^./iJ^^iu.-"...«r.^.-.?.-.l'!.^  (Pasadena,_Cairf.),Mi"d^.ba^rw^!.t'toc'J'Si^n't 


i-  Bldg. 
land,  Jan.  1917  to  July  1921;  pres.  Ohio  Motor 
Bus  Assn.,  Oct.  1923  to  Oct.  1925;  pres.  Na-  SANDERSON,  Julius  C,  sec.  and  treas  • 
tional  Motor  Bus  Assn.  since  May  1925;  at-  '['O''"'  Cleveland,  Oct.  23,  1880;  son  Frederick 
torney,  director  and  member  executive  com-  M-  and  Harriet  (White)  Sanderson;  educated, 
mittee.  Midwest  Sav.  &  Loan  Co.  and  Amerl-  Cornell  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  19, 
can  Sav.  &  Loan  Co.;  attorney  and  director  1^07  to  Mary  E.  Van  Epps — child,  Ruth  Mary; 
Old  Northwest  Mtge.  Co.;  pres.  and  treas.  ^^c.  and  treas.  White  Sewing  Machine  Com- 
Buckeye  Stages,  Inc.;  sec.  The  Ohio  Transit  Pa"/:  Upsilon  fraternity;  Country  and  Cor- 
Co.,  The  Columbus  Springfield  Bus  Co.,  Motor  "«"  of  Cleveland  clubs.  Residence:  2566 
Bond  and  Share,  Inc.;  director  Cleveland  Lee-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  c/o  White 
Ashtabula  Conneaut  Bus  Co.  and  The  Cleve-  Sewing  Machine  Co. 
land-Lorain-Sandusky  Bus  Co.;  member  Al  c » T«rn:'r»c«ivT  m.  -.r  ^  .. 
Koran  Temple,  A.  A.  O.  N.  O.  M.  S. ;  Heights  M^r  i^^sfs^  'h  """^f  ^'  F^  ^°^"'  Cleveland, 
Commandery  K.  T.,  Windemere  Chapter  R.  m^ivJls  Va  '  ^^"^hter  John  S.  and  Fanny 
A.  M.,  Wlndemer4  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.,  i^Z^J^^M^^^'^A^^^-  educated  Western  Re- 
Criterion  lodge  K.  of  P.  and  Delta  Theta  Ph  f^^qown  'Tnn'.^^V'^gr'^'^'  ^''^''^.In"/' t^^^I 
law  fraternity;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  City  IrArv^Ll^w  ^v,?  t^®^."*^^^^°"~*^^"^'  ^"^*^ 
and  Big  Ten  University  clubs.  Residence  w/r^^^^  <^t  ^'^U^®^^  ,^%^^?-  fraternity; 
3081  Warrington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  Women  s  City  and  Women's  Civic  (Cleveland 
1001   Hippodrome   Bldg.  S^nts.)  ^  clubs         Residence:      2566     Lee-rd., 

Cleveland  Hghts. 

S.4NDERS.     Annie     Otln.     born,      Cleveland,  c*wt,c      ^,.          ...           ,       - 

Sept.   7,   1855;   daughter  Charles  A.   and  Mary  ,    "^^^.^V  ^'V*"    ''••     branch     factory     mgr.; 

(Shepherd)  Otis;  educated  Miss  MIttleberger's  '^'^L^u^°^^iJ^\7-  A^^-  ^7.  1894;  son  Fred  J. 

school;     Miss    Porter's     school,     Farmington,  5,"°  ^mma  (Kelley)  Sands;  educated,  Warren, 

Conn.;    married,    Cleveland,    Apr.    30,    1884    to  w"    P^'^'l?    schools;     Hoff    Business    College, 

William   Brownell   Sanders — child.   Mary   San-  ^  f  ren.   Pa.;   Rochester  Athenaeum   &   Mech- 

ders  Clark.     Residence:  3133  Euclid-ave.  Vl\'^^   Inst.,    Rochester,    N.   Y.;    il    years    with 

Chicago  Roller  Company's  Cleveland  factory. 

SANDERS,  Fielder,  attorney;   born,  Wash-  Residence:    1320    W.    106th    st.      Office:    1432 

Ington,    D.    C,    Aug.    24,    1876;    son    Henry    and  Hamllton-ave. 
Mary    (Miller)    Sanders;    educated,    Cleveland 


Bingham  Holding  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar        SARSTEDT,     Gordon     Arthur,     contractor- 

assn.,  Ohio  State  Bar  aesn.,  American  Electric  born,    (Cleveland,    Dec.    25,    1898-    son    Frank 

Railway    assn.;    director    and    legal    coun.iel  Anson    and    Marta    (Fellman)    Sar.«itedt-    edu- 

Chrlstlan    Army:    member    Alpha    Delta    Phi  rated,  Cornell  Univ.  C.  E.;  married    Syracuse 

and    Phi    Beta    Kappa    fraternltieB;    Master's  N.    Y.,    Oct.    4,    1919    to    Victoria    M     S     Dey— 

lodge  and  McKinley  chapter  of  Masons;   Elks  <  hild,    Marldey    Sarstedt;    13th    Aerial'    Photo 

No.    18;    Chamber    of    Commerce;    University;  Section,    7    mos.    overseas    duty    as    sergeant; 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Bee.  and  treas.  General  Asphalt  Paving  Co. 
and  Cleveland  Wax  Paper  Co.;  member  Al 
Koran  Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Acacia 
Country,  National  Town  &  Country  and  Cor- 
nell (Cleveland)  clubs.  Residence:  2895  Wey- 
mouth-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  O.  Office:  1000 
Leader-News  Bldg. 

SAUER,  Herbert  F.,  mgr.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  22,  1888;  son  Frederick  and  J.  (Fischer) 
Sauer;  educated  West  high  school  and  Georg- 
ia Tech.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  18,  1914  to 
Daisy  N.  Blase — children,  two;  member  So- 
ciety of  Automotive  Engineers;  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence 
1254  Manor  Park-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
2325   Chester-ave. 

SALNDERS,  Arnold  Converse  Jr.,  Lorain 
Coal  &  Dock  Co.;  born  Cleveland,  Mar.  2, 
1891;  son  Arnold  C.  and  Libbey  (Damon) 
Saunders;  educated,  University  school;  Hotch- 
kiss  school;  Yale;  married,  Buffalo,  June  8, 
1918  to  Helen  Lansing — children,  Arnold  C. 
and  Richard  Lansing  Saunders;  first  lieut. 
infantry;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity; 
Union  and  Kirtland  Country  clubs  He-i- 
dence:  2267  Delamere-dr.  Office  914  Union 
Trust    Bldg. 

SAIINDERS,  Ernest  Dale,  physician;  born. 
New  Harmony,  Ind.,  Nov.  14,  1883;  son  Will- 
lam  H.  and  Martha  J.  (Haywood)  Saunders; 
educated,  Indiana  State  Normal;  Indiana  Uni- 
versity, A.B. ;  Western  Reserve  Medical 
school,  M.D.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  14, 
1925  to  Melanie  Douhet  Lawrence — child,  Ern- 
est Dale  Saunders,  Jr.;  world  war,  Medical 
Reserve  corps;  on  staff  Fairview  Park  hospi- 
tal; member  Academy  of  Medicine;  Nu  Sigma 
Nu  fraternity;  Westwood  Country  and  Clifton 
clubs.  Residence:  16919  Clifton-blvd.  Office: 
14805   Detrolt-ave.,   Lakewood. 

SAl'lVDERS,  Helen  Lanning.  born,  Buffalo, 
N  Y  Aug.  3,  1897;  daughter  WillintTip  and 
Mary  (Vought)  Lansing;  educated  Elmwood 
school,  Buffalo  and  Buffalo  Seminary;  Misses 
Masters  school,  Dobbs  Ferry;  married,  Buf- 
falo, June  8.  1918  to  Arnold  C.  Saunders,  Jr. 
— children,  Arnold  C.  Ill,  and  P.ichard  Lans- 
ing Saunders;  member  Junior  League.  Resi- 
dence:   2267   Delamere-dr. 

SAUNDERS,  Mabel  Bnnce,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  31,  1874;  daughter  Theodore  Vininp:  and 
Julia  (Pierce)  Bunce;  educated,  Ashtabula 
and  Oberlin  public  schools;  Oberlin  Academy, 
Oberlin  Conservatory  of  Music;  Oberlin  Col- 
lege; married,  Oberlin,  O.,  Oct.  20,  1897  to 
Walter  Colson  Saunders — child,  Lois  Saun- 
ders: active  during  war  in  Red  Cross,  serving 
as  director  of  surgical  dressings  in  Lakewood 
branch;  former  board  member  Perkins  Nurs- 
ery and  Maternity  hospital;  member  board 
of  Y.  W.  C.  A.  (West  Side);  active  in  Wo- 
men's assn.  of  Lakewood  Congregational 
church;  member  executive  committee  Ober- 
lin assn.  in  Cleveland;  charter  member  Wo- 
men's City  club;  associate  member  Westwood 
and  Lakewood  Women's  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.     Residence:  18147  Clifton-rd.,  Lakewood. 

SAUNDERS,  Walter  Colson.  banker;  born, 
England,  Dec.  3,  1867;  son  William  and  Mary 
Ann  (Artress)  Saunders;  educated,  Elyria 
high  school;  married,  Oberlin,  O.,  Oct.  20, 
1897  to  Mabel  Eunice  Bunce — child,  Lois 
Saunders;  world  war,  liberty  bond  sales  com- 
mittees; assisted  in  filling  of  war  department 
questionnaire  required  under  compulsory  en- 
listment act;  treas.  Union  Trust  Co.;  came 
to  America  with  parents  at  age  of  two  years, 
locating  Elyria;  after  graduating  Elyria  high 
school  entered  Savings  Deposit  Bank,  Elyria; 
Union  National  Bank,  Cleveland,  1890;  was 
made  asst.  cashier  1911  and  cashier  1914;  upon 


organization  Union  Trust  Co.  Jan.  1,  1921  was 
made  treas.;  member  Westwood  Country, 
Clifton,  Mid-Day,  Cleveland  Automobile  and 
Chamber  of  Commerce  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  18147  Cllfton-rd.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  Union  Trust  Co. 

S.WVICKI,  Joneph  Franeln,  judge  municipal 
court;  born,  Gorzno,  Poland,  Mar.  18,  1881; 
son  Peter  P.  and  Bogumila  (Jurkowska) 
Sawicki;  educated,  St.  Ignatius  college:  West- 
ern Reserve  Law  school:  Baldwin  Wallace 
Law  school,  D.L.B. ;  married,  Detroit,  Mich., 
June  24,  1908  to  Elizabeth  Veronica  Sadowska 
— children,  Eugene  J.,  Edwin  F.,  Felicia  A. 
and  Anna  B.  Sawicki;  chairman  Polish  divi- 
sion War  Chest  drive;  Red  Cross;  Soldiers' 
Relief;  chairman  Polish  division  Liberty  Loan 
drive;  member  Four  Minute  speaking  corps; 
Ohio  State  chairman  Polish  Citizens  commit- 
tee; Ohio  State  chairman  Polish  Army  re- 
cruiting committee;  member  executive  coun- 
cil National  Polish  committee  of  America; 
admitted  to  bar  1904;  in  active  practice  of 
law  until  Jan.  1,  1919  when  appointed  judge 
municipal  court;  member  Ohio  legislature 
1906-1908,  1911-1912;  author  first  automobile 
license  law  and  school  bill  providing  for 
appointment  of  school  directors:  elected  mu- 
nicipal judge  for  6  year  term  Nov.  1919;  di- 
rector Bank  of  Cleveland  and  Warsaw  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Assn.;  memlier  nioveland  Bar 
assn.;  Commander  order  of  "Polonia  Restl- 
tutn",  (Poland  liestored)  and  "Sword.s  ol 
Haller";  life  member  Museum  of  Art;  Civic 
league;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Society  of  Polish  National  Alliance;  Harmonia 
Chopin  Singing  society;  Polish  Falcons;  mem- 
ber City,  Elks,  Eagles,  Knights  of  Columbus 
and  Kiwanis  clubs;  member  St.  John  com- 
mandery;  honorary  pres.  American  Polish 
Chamber  of  Industry  of  Cleveland,  American 
Polish  Chamber  of  Industry  of  America;  pres. 
National  Polish  committee  of  America;  di- 
rector, Polish  Welfare  Federation  of  Amer- 
ica; pres.  Polish  Aid  society  of  Cleveland. 
Recreations:  golf,  checkers,  chess  and  bil- 
liards.    Office:     City  Hall. 

SAWYER,  Alice  Rives  Lnndon,  born,  In- 
dianapolis, Mar.  29,  1897;  daughter,  Hugh  Mc- 
Kennon  and  Suzzette  Merrill  (Davis)  Lan- 
don;  educated,  Sophie  Newcomb  College  of 
Tulane  Univ.;  married,  Indianapolis,  June  2, 
1920  to  David  Pascal  Sawyer — children,  John 
Pascal,  David  Pascal  and  Suzzette  Merrill 
Landon  Sawyer;  graduate  Vassar  Nurses 
Training  Camp;  member  Junior  League  of 
Cleveland;  Girl  Scout  council;  Big  Sister 
council;  Pi  Beta  Phi  fraternity;  Kirtland 
Countrv  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2222   Delaware-rd. 

SAWA^ER,  Caroline  Fisher,  born.  New  Ha- 
ven, Conn.,  June  17,  1897;  daughter  Irving 
and  Margaret  (Hazard)  Fisher;  educated, 
Westover  school;  married.  New  Haven,  June 
23,  1921  to  C.  Baldwin  Sawyer — children,  Bald- 
win and  Margaret  Sawyer;  nurse  in  Peter 
Bent  Brigham  hospital,  Boston,  Mass.  from 
May,  1918  to  December,  1919;  member  Junior 
League;  Women's  Auxiliary  of  American  In- 
.stitute  of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  En- 
pineers;  W'omen's  City  club.  Residence:  2345 
Bellfield-rd. 

SA^VYER,  Charles  Baldwin,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Julv  15,  1894;  son  John  Pascal  and  Mary 
(Baldwin)  Sawyer;  educated,  Yale,  B.A.; 
Massachusetts  Inst,  of  Tech.,  Ph.D.;  fellow 
of  Massachusetts  Inst,  of  Tech.;  married.  New 
Haven,  Conn.,  June  23,  1921  to  Caroline  Fish- 
er— children,  Baldwin  and  Margaret  Sawyer; 
Instructor  in  Naval  Aviation  at  Massachusetts 
Inst,  of  Tech.  1917-1919;  Brush  Laboratories 
Co.    from    1921    to    present   time    as   vice-pres. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  sec:  member  American  Inst,  of  Mining 
and  Metallurgical  Engineers;  American  so- 
ciety tor  Steel  TrcMlers;  l?ritish  Inst,  ol'  Met- 
als;" member  Beta  Theta  PI  fraternity;  Uni- 
versity club.  Residence:  2345  Bellfleld-rd. 
Office:     Brush  Laboratories,   3701  Euclld-ave. 

SAVX'YER,  DRTid  rnnrnl.  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  13,  1895;  son  John  Pascal  and  Mary  Can- 
dee  (Baldwin)  Sawyer;  educated,  Williams 
College;  married,  Indianapolis,  June  2,  19-0 
to  Alice  Rives  Landon — children,  John  Pascal, 
David  Pascal  and  Suzzette  Merrill  Landon 
Sawyer;  world  war,  2nd  lieut.  F.  A.;  mem- 
ber Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Kirtland, 
University,  Hermit  and  Williams  (New  York) 
clubs.  Residence:  2222  Delaware-rd.  Of- 
fice:     6513   Cedar-ave. 

SAWYER,  Jessamine  .\.,  daughter  Charles 
S.  and  Lorilla  D.  (Holmes)  Pike;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  4,  1907  to  Leroy  Pursel  Saw- 
yer— child,  Joseph  A.  Sawyer;  member  Ohio 
Socletv  of  New  York.  Residence:  2057  E. 
100th    St. 

SAW*YER,  John  Pancal,  physician;  born, 
Kent,  O. ;  son  Pascal  Hall  and  Caroline  L. 
(Barber)  Sawyer;  educated,  Cleveland  high 
school;  Adelbert  College,  A.B.;  Western  Re- 
serve Medical  department,  M.D.;  University 
of  Berlin  and  Freiburg  and  various  foreign 
Kliniks;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  13,  1893 
to  Mary  Candee  Baldwin — children,  Charles 
Baldwin  and  David  Pascal  Sawyer;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
Medical  society;  American  Medical  assn. ; 
American  Gastro-enterological  assn.;  Amer- 
ican Climatological  Clinical  assn.:  prof,  ther- 
apeutics and  clinical  medicine,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  Cleveland  medical  library;  visit- 
ing physician  Charity  Hospital,  etc.;  member 
Delta  Upsilon  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities; 
Union,  University  and  Mayfield  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  2745  Edgehill-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   Rose   Bldg. 

SAWYER,  Leroy  Parsel,  executive;  son 
Herbert  B.  and  Lina  F.  (Pursel)  Sawyer; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Nebraska,  B.S. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  4,  1907  to  Jessamine  A.  Pike 
— child,  Joseph  A.  Sawyer;  director  Society 
for  Electrical  Development;  member  Amer- 
ican Institute  Electrical  Engineers;  Illumi- 
nating Engineering  society;  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Union,  Hermit,  Roadside, 
Bankers  (New  York)  and  Lotos  (New  York) 
clubs.  Residence:  2057  E.  100th  st.  Office: 
Nela  Park. 

S.WVYER,  Mabel  Schryver.  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  George  L.  and  Fannie  (Hapgood) 
Schryver;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown  school; 
Mrs.  Scovil's  classical  school.  New  York;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  12,  1910  to  Raymond 
Terry  Sawyer — children,  Raymond  Terry  and 
George   Pascal   Sawyer. 

SAWYER,  Mary  C.  Bald^vin,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Charles  Candee  and  Caroline 
(Prentiss^  Baldwin;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
13,  1893  to  John  Pascal  Sawyer — children. 
Charles  Baldwin  and  David  Pascal  Sawyer. 
Residence:  2745  EdgehlU-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

SAWYER,  Raymond  T.,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  29,  1879;  son  Dr.  P.  H.  and 
Caroline  (Barber)  Sawyer;  educated.  Ken- 
yon  college,  A.B. ;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Law  school,  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
12,  1910  to  Mabel  F.  Schryver — children,  Ray- 
mond Terry  and  George  Pascal  Sawyer; 
counsel  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  director  Cleve- 
land Tractor  Co.  and  Service  Recorder  Co.; 
member  Psl  Upsilon  fraternity;  Union,  Uni- 
versity and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  ResU 
dence:  2824  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 


SAXE,  Grorgla  Gordon  Short  Paiton,  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  7,  1873;  daughter  George  W. 
and  Adalalde  (Munhall)  Short;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school,  Annie  Brown's 
school.  New  York;  married,  first  time  Cleve- 
land, June  26,  190(t  to  William  A.  Paxton.  Jr.; 
second  marriage.  New  York,  Apr.  22,  1912  to 
Martin  Saxe — child,  Prairie  Paxton  Day. 
Residence:  210  W.  90th  St.,  New  York,  and 
Schofieldtown-rd.,     New    Stamford,    Conn. 

SAYLE,  Jennie  ChlchoBter,  born,  Cleveland, 
1864;  daughter  John  and  Alice  A.  (Hogan) 
Chichester;  educated,  Cleveland  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  1884  to  Walter  Daniel 
Sayle — children.  Flora  Sayle  Avers,  Walter 
Chichester  and  Harold  Clark  Sayle.  Resi- 
dence: Overlook  &  EdgehlU-rds. 

SAYLE,  "Walter  Daniel,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1860;  son  Thomas  Henry  and  Jane 
(Clark)  Sayle;  educated,  Cleveland  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  1884  to  Jessie  Chichester 
— children.  Flora  Sayle  Ayers,  Walter  Chi- 
chester and  Harold  Clark  Sayle;  pres.  Cleve- 
land Punch  &  Shear  Co.,  Cleveland  Crane  & 
Engineering  Co.,  City  Foundry  Co.,  Ohio  Ma- 
chine Tool  Co.;  director  Midland  Bank  and 
First  National  Bank  of  Willoughby;  Mason; 
member  Mid-Day  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Shaker  Heights  clubs.  Residence:  Overlook 
&   Edgehill-rds. 

SAYRE,  Arthur  A.,  attorney;  born,  Athens. 
O.,  Sept.  21,  1895;  son  Edwin  D.  and  Edith 
(Woodruff)  Sayre;  educated.  Harvard  college, 
A.B. ;  Harvard  Law  school,  LL.B.;  world  war, 
lieut.  (junior  grade)  U.  S.  Naval  Reserve; 
member  law  firm  Spring  &  Sayre:  member 
Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  member  University 
club.      Office:    722    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

SAZIMA,  Henry  Charles,  dental  surgeon; 
born,  Cleveland,  July  14,  1897;  son  Jos.  and 
Anna  (Kadlec)  Sazima;  educated,  Lincoln 
high  school,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Uni- 
versity of  St.  Louis,  D.D.S.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  10,  1924  to  Frances  Masin;  en- 
listed as  private  in  medical  corp.  Jefferson 
Barracks,  Mo.,  May  5,  1918;  editor  "Dental 
Health  Education"  column  in  "Catholic  Uni- 
verse"; examiner  (dental)  St.  Procop's  paro- 
chial school;  member  American  Dental  assn.; 
Ohio  Dental  assn.;  Cleveland  Dental  society; 
Elks;  Knights  of  Columbus;  Psi  Omega  fra- 
ternity; very  much  interested  in  betterment 
and  improvement  of  mouth  conditions  of 
children  in  parochial  schools.  Recreation: 
tennis,  golf  and  motoring.  Residence:  8598 
Garfield-blvd.      Office:    Suite    2,    3831   W.    25th 

St. 

SCAFE,  Lincoln  Robert,  treas.  and  mgr. ; 
born,  Canada,  June  14,  1888;  son  Robert  and 
Marian  (Lambert)  Scafe;  educated,  Sault  Ste. 
Marie  Ont. ;  married,  Detroit,  Mich..  Sept. 
14,  1912  to  Charlotte  Hawkins — children. 
Florence,  Mary  Frances  and  Lincoln  Robert 
Scafe,  Jr.;  1911  ass't  to  treas.  Chalmers  Mo- 
tor Co..  Detroit;  1913  secy  treas.  Saxon  Mo- 
tor Co..  Detroit;  1917  comptroller  Dayton 
Wright  Airplane  Co.,  Dayton,  treas.  and  mgr. 
Fisher  Body  Ohio  Co.,  Cleveland  Mason, 
Palestine  lodge  357,  Detroit;  member  Detroit 
Athletic,  Hermit,  Mid-Day.  Country  and 
Cleveland  clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  horse- 
back riding,  athletics.  Residence:  2584  Wel- 
lington-rd.       Office:    E.    140th    and    Colt-rd. 

SCHAEFER,  Henry  G.  vice  pres.  and  gen. 
mgr.;  born.  Cleveland.  Oct.  4,  1878;  son  Gus- 
tav  and  Mary  (Machmeler)  Schaefer;  edu- 
cated. Lutheran  school;  married.  Cleveland, 
1899  to  Adeline  Krueger — child,  Hlldagarth 
Schaefer  Strauss:  vice  pres.  and  gen.  mgr. 
Gustav  Schaefer  Wagon  Co.;  director  Lorain 
St.  Savings  &  Trust  Co.;  pres.  Prudential 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  S.  &  M.  Investment  Co. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

and    Lutheran    hospital;     vice     pres.    Gordon  tlonal    Vocational    Guidance    assn-    American 

Sciuare   Club   Hotel   Co.;   member   County   LI-  Association   of   University Womrn-   P^fBet^ 

brary    Board;    pres.    Lorain    Avenue    Business  Kappa    fraternity      WomL-rCMtv    and    Busl- 

assn  ;  member  Rotary    Civic  league.  Chamber  ness    Women's    clubs      ulsidence^    mi    Rox- 

of    Commerce.     Chamber     of     Industry     and  bury-rd.     Office-    1079   Union   Tri.Htf.iHe- 
Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce  cluba.   Res-  ^mce.    lu/s    Union   Trust   bldg. 

Idence:     2042    Arthur-ave.    Lakewood.     Office        SCHELLEXTIlAGEn,      Frederick      Churlea. 

4180   Lorain-ave.  manufacturer;  born.  Cleveland    June   12   1871- 

SCHAFEH.   t;ar,otta   Wo.verton.   born.    Col-  f °ntr^yi'rfedu"cite^.1:"l^vtll"ni'^p'ulll^^^ 

umbus     Sept.    22      1896;    daufjhter    Irving    M.  married.    Cleveland     Aug     9      1895    to    Asnes 

and    Florence     (Pope)     Wolverton;    educated.  L.    McCormack— child.    Jerome     V     Schellen- 

femith    college.    A.    B.;    married     Mt.    Vernon,  trager;    second    marriage    Cleveland     Tan     ?■? 

^•n?^^H  ^"•-  i^^A    '*^K  •^^'Vx?^  ^^1««    Schafer-  1926  to  Mary  Jane  Mifnicksrpre3.*^'pit"chee 

child     Harriet    Crosby     Wolverton     Schafer;  Cleaner  Mfg.  Co.;  original  maker  of  Pee-Chee 

Goc.  Cleveland  Smith  College  club   1923;   trus-  Cleaner;   32nd   degree   Masont  member   Cleve- 

tee    The    Retreat;    member    Phi    Beta    Kappa  land     City     No.     15;     Cedar     Hur^t     Country 

r'ifi.l^Vi'^^/      ^T^^      ^'"^-     Residence:       2225  and    Cleveland    City    clubs.     Residence:     262 

Cummington-rd.  E.   150th-st.  Office:  869  E.  140th-st. 

SCHAFER,  Gilbert  Plerson,  architect;  born.         SCHINKE,     Marion     Harrison     Pratt,    born 

Cleveland.   Dec.    27     1897;   son   Albert  PJdward  Cleveland,    Apr.    11.    19  02;    daughter    Harrison 

and  Mary  Edgar    (Black)    Schafer;   educated.  Freeman    and    Mabel    (Phillipl      Pratt     edu- 

nf"M'?p"hVl.^''R  ^cf'7"    schools;    University  cated.    Cleveland    public    scKs    and    Laurel 

of    Michigan.    B.    S.    in     architecture;     world  school;    married.    Cleveland     Oct     4      1924     to 

war^  US.  Navy  1918;  Troop  G    107th  cavalry.  Carl    H.    Schinke;    member    Western    Reserve 

O.   N    G.;    member   Cleveland   Chapter   Ameri-  chapter   of   D.   A.    R  •   member   TrinitvCathe 

^r^fl^n'-V^^^^T^^  Architects:  Alpha  Delta  Phi  dral     parish;     direct     deTcendant     of     Mosis 

fraternity:      University      club.        Recreations:  Cleaveland    the    first    and    of    General    Robert 

riding,   hunting  ami   fishing.     Residence:    2615  Sedgwick,      former      governor      of      JamaicI 

Colchester-rd.     Office:     Abram    Garfield,     915  member   The   Chicago   Heights   Country  club 

National   City   Bldg.  Recreation:    golf.     Residence:    1746    B.    72nd 

SCHAFER,  James   Atlee.   retail   coal    busi-  St..  Chicago.  111. 
ness;     born.     Cleveland,    Dec.     11,     1894;     son        SCHIRMER,    William,    general    contractor 

William      and      Matilda     (Backus)      Schafer;  t>orn,    Cleveland,   June   28,    1888;   son    Williarr 

educated.    Kenyon    college,    Ph.    B.;    married  "•    ^"''    Marie     (Quick)     Schirmer;    educated 

Mt.    Vernon,    O.      Dec.    10,     1921     to    Carlotta  Holy   Trinity   parochial   school   and   St.    Igna- 

Wolverton — child,     Harriet     Crosby     Schafer;  tins    college;    married,      Cleveland.      Nov.    27, 

machine     gun      Instructor,      Camp      Hancock  ^^^^    to    Kthel    M.     Buckius — children,    Marie 

Augusta,    Ga. ;    director.     Schafer-Suhr     Coal  Louise    and    Catherine    Frances    Schirmer. 
Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Rec-         sr-HT  ireiivr-iT'ii    -tm/.n- 

reations:    golf,    tennis    and    hunting        Resi-  r.,        ,  ^^^*^*^'*,:  ^f.l'""'"  ^•'  surgeon,  born, 

dence:  2225  Cummington-rd     (Office-  409  Cuv-  ^\^^^l^'^^'    ^.?f-    ^'    ^^^^-    s°"    Joseph    F.    and 

ahoga  bldg  """Sion  ro.    unice.  409  Cuy-  Elizabeth       (Dorn)       Schlesinger;       educated 

Cleveland    public    schools;    Adelbert    college, 

SCHAFFXER.    Clara,    born    Germany,    Feb  B.  S. ;  Western  Reserve  medical  school,  M.  D. ; 

2.    1843;    daughter    L.    and    Babette    (Mandel-  married.    Sugar   Grove,    Pa.,    June    23,    1909    to 

baum)    Braunhofer;    educated   Oetingen,    Ger-  Nelle    E.    Mix — children,    2;    practice,    general 

many;    married,    Cleveland.    Apr.    12,    1863    to  surgery;      member      Academy      of      Medicine; 

Gabriel  SchafTner — children  seven.  Residence-  American  Medical  assn;  Masonic  and  medical 

2096   Abington-rd.  fraternities;       University       and       Canterbury 

SCHAFFNER,     Morrl«     G.,     manufacturer;  «  "^^crJI^^r'^^^S^^    ^^^^    Falrmount  blvd.    Of- 

born.    Glrard.    O.,    Feb.    27.    1865:    son    Gabriel  "*^^-    ^^^*    Broadway. 

and  Clara  (Broanhoefer)  Schaffner;  educated,  SCHMNK,  Albert  G.,  physician;  born,  Del- 
Cleveland  public  schools  and  Central  high  Phos.  O.,  Oct.  3,  1885;  son  Francis  H.  and 
school;  married,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  June  10,  1903  Agnes  A.  (Ostendorf)  Schlink;  educated, 
to  Edna  Fuld — children,  one;  member  Jewish  Ohio  Northern  Univ.  B.  S.;  University  of 
social  service  bureau;  member  I.  O  B  B  -  Michigan  M.  D.;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug  4, 
member  Excelsior  and  Oakwood  clubs.  Rec-  1914  to  Olive  H.  Metz;  during  world  war, 
reation:  golf.  Residence:  1634  E.  115th  st  service  of  draft  board;  member  Cleveland 
Office:  1013  Rockwell-ave.  Academy  of  Medicine;  American  Medical 
«!ri¥Af  ¥¥»ir>TM  *  *m.  «  J  ..  ^  ^  assn.;  Congress  of  Internal  Medicine;  vice 
Cleveland  Ma?  •  4  i  JqY-  "'  ^^^}'^^'  ^°'"",  P'"®f:  ^o^*"^  o^"  Directors  Merrick  House; 
AmAna  f'T^n^;  c'i,^nl^\  ^°"o  Moms  and  medical  director  Cleveland  Day  Nursery  and 
t^7n  R»iJrJi  iLi^^^^l^'^^'^S^  educated,  Wes-  Kingergarten  assn.;  Michigan  Union,  National 
lleut  1917  Tqi^-  J;,?H.^A^r>,'^°^^^  ^^''^  ^^^  'T"'^"  ^""^  Country  and  Cedarhurst  Country 
fraternitv  Re<;id^n^P^  Ts'^^^^o,?^^^  Gamma  clubs.  Residence:  2176  Maplewood-rd.  Office: 
flee:    2'684'^-M?y field  rd                Hough-ave.    Of-  10208   Euclid-ave. 

srwAWTiT'iT'TE.n     MA.  ..         ,  SCHLINK,   Henry    A.,    physician    and    sur- 

SI.HAIJF  l<  LER,    Mary    C.   vocational    coun-  geon;    born,    Delphos,    O.,    Nov    29,    1891;    son 

ffs'^'i'^o    '"I:*  ^^^r  ■^T^^'^^^P^'*     O-    -^P""-    29,  Dr.    F.    H.    and    Agnes    (Ostendorf)    Schlink; 

1887,    daughter   W.    H.    and    Elizabeth    (Stein-  educated,     Fostoria     high      school;      Univ.     of 

baugh)      Schauffler;      educated.      College     for  Michigan,    B.    S.;    Univ.    of    Michigan,    M.    D.; 

women,    W^.    R.    U.,    A.    B.;    Univ.    of    Chicago,  married.  Boston    Mass.,  Feb.   15,   1924  to  Mary 

two   summers;   Columbia   Univ.,   one   summer;  J.   MacDougall;    during   world    war,    1st    lieut. 

Bryn    Mawr    college    one    year;    teacher    New  M.    C.    June    1917    to    June    1918;    capt.    M.    C. 

Philadelphia   high    school,    six   years;   head   of  June  1918  to  June  1919;  served,   Ft.   Benjamin 

English  dept.  two  years;  service   supt.   Inter-  Harrison;    Base    hospital    Camp    Travis,    Tex.; 

national    Cotton    Mills,    Newburyport,    Mass.,  Base    hospital    No.    81,    A.    E.    F.,    Baxollles, 

Mar.    1920   to   Dec.    1922;   Lowell    Mill   of   same  France;    regimental    surgeon    333rd    Inf.    89th 

company,  Dec.   1922  to  1923  when  mill  closed;  dlv.;  member  Academy  of  Medicine;  American 

ass't  director  Junior   Division   U.   S.   Employ-  Medical  assn;  American  College  of  Surgeons; 

ment  service;  special  research  worker,  Bureau  Michigan  Union;  National  Town  and  Country 

Vocational    Information,    New    York;    Eliza-  and    Cedarhurst    Country    clubs.      Residence: 

beth    Arnold    employment     service,     July    1,  2993  Derbyshlre-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.     Office: 

1925    to    date;    member    Taylor    society;    Na-  10208  Euclid-ave. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


SCH^IITZ,  IIiiRo  Max,  lithographer  and 
artist;  born,  Milwaukee,  O.,  Jan.  26,  1869; 
son  P.  J.  and  Mary  (Leity)  Sclnnltz;  edu- 
cated, Milwaukee  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  16,  1902  to  Queen  Reynolds 
— children,  Warren  Reynolds  Schmitz;  pres. 
Schmitz  Horning  Co.  Residence:  10212  Wll- 
bur-ave.     Office:   777   E.   82nd  st. 

SCH3IITZ,  Queen  Reynolds;  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter,  Irl  and  Nettle  (Haggart) 
Reynolds;  educated.  Central  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  IG,  1902  to  Hugo 
Max  Schmitz — children,  Warren  Reynolds 
Schmitz.      Residence:    10212    Wilbur-ave. 

SCIIMUXK,  Robert  John,  automobile  dis- 
tributor; born,  Cleveland,  .Ian.  3,  1876;  son 
Capt.  John  and  Minnie  (Arndt)  Schmunk; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  27,  1897  to  May  D.  Russell — 
children  three,  formerly  member  Mayfleld 
Township  school  board;  Fifth  Ohio  infantry; 
First  Ohio  light  artillery;  one  of  the  pioneers 
in  automobile  business  in  Cleveland;  helped 
to  develop  and  produce  first  White  Steam  car 
built  by  White  Co.;  there  were  but  four  or 
five  automobiles  being  driven  in  Cleveland 
when  Mr.  Schmunk  drove  the  White  experi- 
mental car;  associated  with  White  Co.  for 
seven  years;  Peerless  Motor  Car  Co.  of 
Cleveland  fifteen  years;  in  own  business 
since  1922;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  R.  J.  Schmunk 
Co.;  director  Co-operative  Investment  Co.; 
vice  pres.  and  director  Cleveland  Automobile 
club;  treas.  and  director  Cleveland  Automo- 
bile club;  treas.  and  director  Cleveland  Auto 
Mfgrs.  &  Dealers  assn.;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  board;  member  of  all  Masonic  bodies 
to  32nd  degree;  Union,  Athletic  and  Automo- 
bile clubs.  Recreations:  horseback  riding 
and  hunting.  Residence:  2268  Coventry-rd., 
Cleveland   Hghts.     Office:    3746    Prospect-ave. 

SCHMUXK,  AValter  George,  vice-pres.  and 
treas.;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  10,  1877;  son 
John  and  Minnie  D.  (Arndt)  Schmunk;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  28,  1905  to  Helen  Cecilia 
Gallagher — children,  John  Robert,  Walter  G. 
and  William  G.  Schmunk;  Spanish-American 
W^ar,  served  in  Battery  A.,  Ohio  volunteers, 
Ijight  Artillery;  first  mayor  of  Riverside 
Village,  O.  and  served  two  terms;  pioneer  In 
automobile  Industry  being  connected  with 
White  Company  from  1901  to  1910,  from 
time  of  old  tiller  steering  steam  car  of  1901 
to  inception  of  gas  car  in  1910;  participated 
in  some  of  the  earliest  Glldden  Tours  and 
hill  climbing  contests  in  England,  Scotland 
and  France;  represented  White  Co.  in  Eu- 
rope, 1902-1903;  retail  sales  mgr.  six  years. 
Peerless  Motor  Car  Co.;  designed,  built  and 
sold  all  of  the  first  automobile  fire  apparatus 
and  police  patrols  In  the  City  of  Cleveland; 
originator  of  Automobile  Chemical  Flying 
Squadrons  for  Fire  Dept. ;  for  eleven  years 
vice-pres.  and  treas.  Brown  Body  Corpora- 
tion; In  late  years  developed  the  motor  bus 
in  which  the  Brown  Body  Corporation  are 
now  specializing;  member  Knight  Templars; 
Lake  Erie  Concistory;  32nd  degree:  Knights 
of  Pythias;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland 
Athletic  club.  Recreation:  farm  at  Riverside 
on  the  Chagrin  River.  Residence:  1680  Lee- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  4917  Superior- 
ave. 

SCHNEIDER  Adolph  Benedict,  physician; 
born.  Dunkirk,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  31,  1866;  son  Bene- 
dict and  Anna  Marie  (Abrecht)  Schneider; 
educated,  Dunkirk  public  schools;  Cleveland 
Homeopathic  Medical  college;  post  graduate 
work  New  York,  Berlin  and  Vienna;  married, 
Springfield,  Mass.  1906  to  Ha  Belle  Roberts 
— children.      Mary      and      Adolph      Benedict 


Schneider,  Jr.;  world  war,  volunteer  Medical 
Service  Corps;  demonstrator  Anatomy,  1894 
to  1898  Cleveland  Homeopathic  Medical  col- 
lege; prof.  Anatomy,  1898-1904;  prof.  Clinical 
Medicine  1904-1915;  member  American  Insti- 
tute of  Homeopathy;  Ohio  State  Homeopathic 
Medical  society;  pres.  Board  of  trustees 
Cleveland  Pulte  Medical  college;  chief  Med- 
ical staff,  Huron  Road  hospital;  member  Big 
Ten  University  and  Canterbury  Golf  club.s. 
Residence:  1940  E.  89th-st.  Office:  9400 
Euclld-ave. 

SCIINEIDKR,  Albert  E.  R..  manager  Lake 
Transportation  Co.;  born,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Mar. 
27,  1874;  son  Frank  J.  and  Barbara  (Fisher) 
Schneider;  educated,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  St.  Loula 
Parochial  school;  married,  I3uffalo,  June  15, 
1898  to  Clara  B.  Springman — children,  Ruth 
L.  (Mrs.  Burke),  Esther  B.,  Clare  A.,  Cletus 
P.  and  Albert  R.  Schneider;  vice  pres.  Cleve- 
land Cliffs  Steamship  Co.,  Presque  Isle  Trans- 
portation Co.  and  Paisley  Steamship  Co.; 
pres.  Fontana  Steamship  Co.;  vice  prea.  River- 
side Savings  &  Loan  Co.  and  Interlake  En- 
gineering Co.;  treas.  Great  Lakes  Protec- 
tive Assn.;  member  Union  club.  Residence: 
12556  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1461 
Union  Trust  Bldg. 

SCHNEIDER,  Charles  Sumner,  architect; 
born.  Cleveland,  Mar.  14  1874;  son  Rev.  Wil- 
liam F.  and  Amanda  (Esslinger)  Schneider; 
studied  with  Gustav  Unbdenstock  and  in 
atelier  of  M.  Deglane,  Paris,  France;  mar- 
ried. Kenton,  Ohio.,  Sept.  14,  1904  to  Georgia 
Palmer  Leighton — children.  Margery  Pcpperell 
and  George  Frederick  Schneider.  Leighton 
Schneider  (deceased)  and  Charles  Sumner 
Schneider  II  (deceased);  member  Watterson 
&  Schneider,  1904-1910;  associate  Geo.  B.  Post 
&  Sons,  1910-1913;  designer  of  Physics  bldg. 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  residence  of 
F.  A.  Seiberling,  Akron;  Plymouth  Church, 
Shaker  Hghts;  Building  for  the  Brotherhood 
of  Railroad  Trainmen.  Cleveland;  residence 
of  Mrs.  Sophia  S.  Taylor,  Bratenahl;  Austin 
Hall  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Quad  Hall,  Cleve- 
land; residence  of  F.  E.  Drury,  Gates  Mill, 
O. ;  fellow  American  Institute  of  Architects; 
member  Cleveland  Society  of  Artists;  pres. 
Cleveland  Art  assn.;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs;  life  member 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Cleveland 
Museum  Natural  History;  Cleveland  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  past  pres.  Cleveland  chapter, 
American  Institute  of  Architects.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  3099  Chadbonrne-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.     Office:    1836   Euclid-ave. 

SCHNEIDER,  Georgia  lielghton,  teacher  of 
piano;  born.  Kenton,  O.;  daughter  George  and 
Sarah  (Parsons)  Roberts;  educated.  Wheat- 
on  college.  Norton.  Mass.;  Burnham's  Muelo 
school.  New  York;  pupil  of  AVager  Swayne, 
Paris,  France;  pupil  of  Frederick  Schlieder, 
Lausanne,  Switzerland:  married,  Kenton.  O., 
Sept.  14,  1904  to  Charles  S.  Schneider — chil- 
dren, Margery  Pepperell.  Leighton  (de- 
ceased), Charles  S.  (deceased)  and  George 
Frederick  Schneider;  taught  piano  In  New 
York  City  and  did  some  concert  work  be- 
fore marriage;  taught  piano  In  Cleveland 
after  marriage;  worked  at  Music  School 
Kettlemont  and  has  tausht  on  Shaker  Hghta. 
for  past  five  years  and  given  regular  stu- 
dent recitals  at  Shaker  Hghts.  high  school: 
member  Women's  City.  Fortnightly  Musical, 
Canterbury  Golf  clubs;  member  Women's  so- 
ciety of  Plvmouth  Congregational  church  and 
Women's  Music  Teachers'  club.  Recreations: 
traveling.  Residence:  3099  Chadbourne-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

SCHNEIDER.  Ha  Robert*,  born,  Enosburg, 
Vt..    Dec.    12.    1873;    daughter    Oscar    W.    and 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Sarah  A.  (Heyer)  Schneider;  educated,  Ware 
and  Springfield,  Mass.  public  schools;  Smith 
college,  A.  B. ;  married,  Springfield,  Mass., 
Dec.  12;  1906  to  Adolph  Benedict  Schneider — 
children,  Mary  and  Adolph  Benedict  Schneid- 
er; pres.  Fortnightly  Musical  club,  1923-1926; 
ex-director  College  club;  member  Fortnightly 
Musical,  College,  Women's  City  and  Canter- 
bury Golf  clubs.  Residence:  1940  E.  89th- 
st. 

SCHOREN,  William  E.,  dentist;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  20,  1897;  son  John  M.  and  Sarah 
B.  (Corby)  Schoren;  educated,  St.  Michael's 
parochial  school;  W.  Technical  high  school; 
Univ.  of  Southern  California,  Los  Angeles; 
Western  Reserve  Dental  college,  D.  D.  S. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  30,  1921  to  Helen 
Ann  Schlott  (deceased) — child,  William  Ed- 
ward Schoren;  world  war,  enlisted  Medical 
Reserve  Corps  Mar.  16,  1918;  member  Delta 
Sigma  Delta  fraternity.  Residence:  3626  W. 
138th    St.     Office:    2956    W.    25th    st. 

SCHORNDORFER,  Stephen  C,  paint  and 
varnish  mfg.;  born,  Cleveland,  July  4,  1876; 
son  Edward  P.  and  Elizabeth  (Sando)  Shorn- 
dorfer;  educated,  Central  high  school;  busi- 
ness college,  Cleveland;  married,  Pittsburg, 
Oct.  12,  1905  to  Lula  Gertrude  Bonebrake; 
vice  pres.  Ferbert  Schorndorfer  Co.;  member 
Westwood  Country  and  Cleveland  Athletic 
clubs.  Residence:  12958  Clifton  blvd.  Office: 
Ferbert  Schorndorfer  Co.,  Elmwood  &  Berea- 
rd. 

SCHORNDORFER,  Edw.  F.,  pattern  and 
model  maker;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  9,  1848; 
eon  Christian  and  Catherine  (Gruminger) 
Schorndorfer;  educated,  Cleveland;  married, 
Niagara  on  the  Lake,  Sept.  29,  1875  to  Eliza- 
beth Barnard  Sando — children,  Stephen 
Schorndorfer  and  Ruth  S.  Bartholomew;  one 
of  the  first  pattern  makers  at  National  Mal- 
leable Iron  Works  in  1868;  first  foreman  Va- 
riety Iron  Works  Pattern  Shop  and  in  several 
large  pattern  shops  in  Niagara,  Springfield, 
Columbus  and  Cleveland;  foreman  pattern 
shop  W.  S.  Tyler  Co.  for  ten  years;  master 
mechanic  of  building  construction  and  also 
of  W.  S.  Tyler's  Rocky  River  estates;  for 
many  years  had  shop  of  his  own  at  1577 
Columbus  rd.  where  he  helped  patent  and 
improve  many  patents  for  customers;  paten- 
ted a  windshield;  designed  and  made  patterns 
of  silver  working  model  of  reaper  and  mower 
used  in  first  World's  Fair  at  Philadelphia; 
made  working  model  of  a  Wagner  sleeping 
car  used  in  law  suit  against  Pullman  Co.  in 
New  York  City;  made  and  improved  an  add- 
ing and  multiplying  machine  for  Mr.  Kirby, 
senior  member  Goft  Kirby  Coal  Co.;  member 
Early  Settlers  assn.;  Holyrood  Commandery, 
Knights  Templar;  Recreations:  garden  and 
flowers.  Residence:  18521  Euclld-ave.,  win- 
ters  in   Florida. 

SCHRAMM.  Anna  Roberts,  born  Olive 
Green,  O.,  Mar.  21,  1867;  daughter  John 
and  Katherine  (Maginnis)  Roberts;  edu- 
cated, Delaware,  O. ;  married,  Springfield,  O., 
Dec.  25,  1895  to  David  C.  Schramm — children, 
Harold  Robert,  Maurice  Bernard  and  Rachel 
Katherine  Schramm  and  Mildred  R.  Hough- 
land;  taught  school  at  Springfield,  O.,  for 
six  years  previous  to  marriage;  member 
Daughters  of  Union  Veterans;  Women's  and 
Memorial  Parent  Teachers  clubs.  Residence: 
16919  Grovewood-ave. 

SCHREMBS,  Joseph,  bishop  Cleveland 
Diocese;  born,  Ratisbon,  Bavaria,  Mar.  12, 
1866;  son  George  and  Mary  Schrembs;  edu- 
cated, St.  Vincent's  college;  Montreal  Sem- 
inary, B.  D.,  D.  D.;  University  of  Freiburg, 
Germany;  member  administration  committee 
National  Catholic  War  Council  and  National 
Catholic    Welfare     Council;     ordained    priest 


June  29,  1889;  appointed  auxiliary  bishop  of 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.  Jan.  6,  1911;  consecrated 
Feb.  22,  1911;  transferred  to  new  see  of 
Toledo  Aug.  11,  1911;  made  asa't  at  the 
Pontifical  Throne,  June  29,  1914;  transferred 
to  see  of  Cleveland,  June  16,  1921.  Resi- 
dence: 1835  North  Park  blvd.  Residence:  18-.01 
Shaker-blvd.  Office  605  Guarantee  Title 
Bldg. 

«CHROEDER,  Albert  F.,  retired;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  27,  1867;  son  Frederick  P. 
and  Joanna  (Schaefer)  Schroeder;  educated, 
Brownell  school  and  short  time  in  high 
school;  married.  Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1892  to 
Emilie  Krause — cliildren,  Agnes  Helen,  Elinor 
Marie  and  Carl  Albert  Schroeder;  worked  11 
years  for  E.  I.  Baldwin  &  Co.;  then  11  years 
for  Otto  Konigslow,  machine  shop;  start- 
ed own  business  in  1901,  Globe  Machine 
&  Stamping  Co.,  which  on  a  few  thousand 
dollars  capital  reached  net  worth  exceeding 
$1,000,000  all  earned  out  of  profits;  was  prin- 
cipal owner,  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  of  (illobe 
Machine  &  Stamping  Co.  for  twenty  years; 
member  Cleveland  Astronomical  society; 
Cleveland  Philharmonic  Orchestra  for  20 
years;  Masonic  orders,  Concordia  Blue  lodge, 
Cunningham  chapter,  Holyrood  commandery, 
Al  Sirat  Grotto.  Al  Koran  Shrine;  former 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce,  (Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Westwood  Golf  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   1075   Forest  Cliff-dr.,   Lakewood. 

SCHROEDER,  Gustave,  designer  and  deco- 
rator; born,  Cleveland,  1857;  son  Gustave  and 
Josephine  (Keener)  Schroeder;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  15,  1921  to  Pearl  Chapman; 
designed  most  expositions  at  Cleveland  pub- 
lic auditorium;  owner,  Schroeder  Art  Flower 
Mfg.  &  Decorators;  member  High  Noon  club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  43  E.  238th-st., 
Euclid  village.     Office:     6023  Superior-ave. 

SCHROEDER.  Walter  Carl,  roofing  con- 
tractor; born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  30,  1884;  son 
Carl  F.  and  Clara  M.  (Krause)  Schroeder; 
educated.  University  school;  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  4, 
1908  to  Margaret  Jane  Huntington — children, 
three;  pres.,  treas.  and  gen.  mgr.  Hugh 
Huntington  &  Son  Co.;  member  Al  Sirat 
Grotto,  Heights  lodge;  Heights  chapter; 
Heights  commandery;  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Old  Colony,  National  Town  & 
Country  and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs. 
Residence:  12705  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  1816  E.  33-st. 

SCHUEL.E,  Otto  A.,  merchant;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Apr.  2,  1876;  son  CThristian  and  Mary 
(Otto)  Schuele;  educated.  West  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  1,  1898  to  Inez  Col- 
lart — children.  Otto  C,  Helen  and  Alice 
Schuele;  pres.  Fries  &  Schuele  Co.,  Annex 
Bldg.  Co.,  Prospect  Huron  Realty  Co.;  vice 
pres.  Peerless  Stamp  Co.;  director,  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.  and  City  Investment  Co.;  member 
Sleepy  PTollow  Country  club.  Recreations: 
golf  and  motor  boating.  Residence:  19760 
Frazier-dr.,  Rocky  River,  O.  Office:  1952  W. 
25th  St. 

SCHL'ER,  Henry  E.,  merchant;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  Henry  E.  and  Louise 
(Wetzel)  Schuer;  educated,  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.,  A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  May  16, 
191 8  to  Winifred  S.  Swift— children.  Flora 
Louise  and  Barbara  Ann  Schuer;  member  Al 
Koran  Shrine,  Knights  Templar,  Lake  Brie 
Consistory  and  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity; 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  University  clubs. 
Residence:  2820  Paxton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:  2287  Ontarlo-st. 


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SCHULKK,  Louis  A.,  secy.;  born,  Cleveland; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  and  private 
schools;  married,  Cleveland  to  Helen  H. 
Hauserman — child,  one;  National  Guard,  En- 
gineers Corp.,  333rd  Machine  Gun  Bat.  and 
Camp  Sherman  Medical  Detachment  (Social 
Hygiene  Service);  Cleveland  Grays  eleven 
years;  formerly  secy.  General  Contractors 
assn.  of  Cleveland;  In  paint  and  varnish  busi- 
ness; secy.  Cleveland  assn.  of  Building  Own- 
ers &  Managers;  member  Cliamber  of  Com- 
merce, Chamber  of  Industry,  Academy  of 
Political  Science,  Real  Estate  Board  and 
National  Tax  assn.  Residence:  1660  Lewis- 
dr.      Office:    611   Tlie   Arcade. 

SCHULTE.  Cnrlese  Lewis,  born,  Columbus, 
Ga.,  June  3,  1882;  daughter  Pearce  Lovick  and 
Fannie  (Roberson)  L,ewis;  educated,  Birm- 
ingham, Ala.  public  schools  and  Univ.  of 
Alabama;  married,  Vermilion,  O.,  July  1,  1915 
to  William  A.  Schulte;  in  canteen  service 
and  Red  Cross  during  woi-ld  war;  director 
of  entertainment  for  Fourth  Liberty  Loan 
campaign  in  Cleveland;  member  Western  Re- 
serve chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  Is  first  vice  regent 
of  Charter  Oak  chapter  Daughters  American 
Colonists,  Cleveland;  active  in  musical  circles. 
Residence:  1868  Stanwood  rd.,  E.  Cleveland. 

SCHl'LTE.  Ed^-nrrt  Snmuel,  mgr. ;  born, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  July  19,  1861;  son  Herman  and 
Susan  (Hexemer)  Schulte;  educated,  Buffalo 
and  Cleveland  public  schools  and  old  Central 
high  school  on  l^uclid  ave. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  13.  1884  to  Clara  Koeckert — chil- 
dren, W.  A.  Schulte,  Ruth  Adelaide  Morgan 
and  Marguerite  Elizabeth  Coen;  in  paper  and 
printing  industry  since  1878;  connected  witli 
Davis  &  Cannon;  member  Euclid  ave.  Bap- 
ti.st  church;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Residence:  3430  Beechwood-ave., 
Cleveland   Hghts.      Office:    1270    Ontario-st. 

SCHULTZ,  Carlton,  building  management; 
born,  Elyria,  O.,  July  24,  18S8;  son  Emil  F. 
and  Edith  C.  (Crisp)  Schultz;  educated,  Univ. 
of  Michigan;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  LL.  B. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  26,  1912  to  Jeannette 
E.  Taylor — children,  Marion  Elizabeth  and 
Janet  Belle  Schultz;  served  in  world  war 
from  Aug.  1917  to  Feb.  1919  both  in  U.  S. 
and  France;  left  service  with  rank  of  captain; 
vice  pres.  National  assn.  Real  Estate  boards 
for  1926  and  1927;  chairman  Property  Man- 
agement division  National  assn.  Real  Estate 
Boards  for  1926  and  1927;  pres.  Business 
Properties  Co.  and  Mortgage  Exchange,  Inc.; 
vice  pres.  and  director  Fairmount  Mortgage 
Co.  and  Eastern  Investment  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Ohio  State  Bar  assn.; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board;  Cleveland 
assn.  of  Building  Owners  and  Managers; 
trustee  Cleveland  assn.  Building  Owners  & 
Managers  and  Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board 
1925;  member  Zeta  Psi  and  Delta  Theta  Phi 
fraternities;  Union,  Cleveland  Advertising, 
Cedarhurst  Country  and  Portage  Country 
(Akron)  clubs.  Residence:  2711  W.  Scar- 
borough-rd.      Office:    1836    Euclid-ave. 

SCHULTZ.  John  II..  attorney;  born,  Edin- 
burg,  O.,  July  22,  1892;  son  Herman  P.  and 
Mary  E.  (Wilson)  Schultz;  educated,  Ravenna 
public  schools;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ..  A.  B. ; 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  L.L..  B.;  Order  of 
Coif;  married,  Manchester,  Iowa,  July  8,  1925 
to  Mabel  Munson;  world  war,  ensign  in 
United  States  Naval  Reserve  Force  ,1918-1919; 
partner,  Wilkin,  Cross  &  Daoust;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Ohio  State  Bar  assn; 
American  Legion  Army  &  Navy  Post  54; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsllon  and  Phi  Delta  Phi 
fraternities;    University    and    Mid-Day    clubs. 


Residence:      2875    Hampton-rd.      Office:     1106 
Union    Mortgage    bldg. 

SCHULTZ,  Itinlvern  K..  lawyer;  born,  Elyrla, 
O.,  Nov.  9,  1886;  son  Emil  F.  and  Edith  B. 
(Crisp)  Schultz;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  A.  B.  and  LL.  B. ;  served  in  France  In 
world  war;  holds  commission  as  captain  In 
Officers'  Reserve  Corps;  consul  for  Latvia;  has 
practiced  law  in  Cleveland  since  1910;  taught 
suretyship  In  John  Marshall  Law  school; 
taught  commercial  law  for  class  organized 
by  Graphic  Arts  club;  executive  officer  and 
Instructor  In  Judge  Advocate  General's  sum- 
mer camp  of  Instruction;  partner  Schultz  & 
Schultz,  attorneys;  secy.  Toaz  Engineering  Co. 
and  Crowley-Stokes  Studios;  vice  pres.  Hic- 
kok  Elec.  Instr.  Co.;  pres.  Eastern  Investment 
Co.;  ass't  treas.  F.  J.  Brannen  Co.;  member 
American  Bar  assn.;  Ohio  State  Bar  assn.; 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Commercial  Law  League 
of  America;  vice  pres.  American  Society  of 
Military  Law;  member  Masonic  organiza- 
tions, including  Commandery,  Consistory  and 
Shrine;  Nu  Epsllon  fraternity;  pres-.  Cleve- 
land alumni  senate  of  the  Delta  Theta  Phi 
fraternity;  treas.  Cleveland  chapter  of  So- 
journer's club;  commander  Cleveland  Post 
No.  3,  Army  and  Navy  Union;  commander 
Victory  Post  No.  48,  American  Legion;  or- 
ganizer Arbitration  club  of  America;  memlier 
Army  Officers';  member  Administration 
Board  of  Red  Cross  Swimming  Institute; 
University  and  Republican  clubs;  member 
Calvary  Presbyterian  church.  Recreation: 
swimming  and  automobiling.  JResidence: 
3813  Euclid-ave.  Office:  830  Williamson 
bldg. 

SCHULTZ,  Roy  Wilson,  born,  Edinburg,  O.; 
son  Herman  P.  and  Mary  Ellen  (Wilson) 
Schultz;  educated,  Ravenna  high  school; 
Hiram  College;  Case  School  of  Applied  Sci- 
ence; married,  Toledo,  O.,  Oct.  21,  1925  to 
Desdemona  E.  Watts;  world  war,  captain 
commission  Ordnance  dept.;  sales  division 
mgr.  Automotive  Manufacturers,  B.  F.  Good- 
rich Co.;  transferred  to  International  B.  F. 
Goodrich  (^o.;  member  American  Institute  of 
Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers;  Beta 
Theta  Pi  and  Theta  Nu  Epsllon  fraternities: 
F.  &  A.  M.,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cedarhurst 
Country,  University  (Salt  Lake  City)  and 
Beta  (New  York)  clubs.  Residence:  2905 
Hampton-rd.      Office:    4700    Prospect    ave. 

SCHUSTER,  Carl  Edward,  extract  mfg.; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  30,  1897;  son  Edward  L. 
and  Marie  (Dertinger)  Schuster;  educated, 
University  school  and  Princeton  Univ.  A.B.; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  18,  1923  to  Rose 
Sayle —  child,  one  daughter;  director  Schuster 
Co.;  meml)er  Princeton  Engineering  assn.; 
University  club.  Residence:  1070  Homewood 
dr.,  Lakewood.  Office:  Cor.  E.  4th  &  Huron 
-rd. 

SCHUMACHER,  GeorRe  H.,  life  Insurance 
representative;  born,  Mt.  Corey,  O.,  Jan.  31, 
1884;  son  Rev.  E.  B.  and  Catherine  E.  (Groff) 
Schumacher;  educated.  Sycamore  high  school, 
Sycamore,  O. ;  one  year  Oberlln  business  col- 
lege; married,  Cleveland,  May  24.  1924  to 
Ruth  L.  Keller;  mgr.  Remington  Typewriter 
Co.  from  Oct.  1910  to  Apr.  1,  1919;  with  Mass- 
achusetts Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  since  that  time; 
member  Canterbury  Golf  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2182  Qrandview  ave.  Office:  Hippodrome 
blag. 

SCHWARTZ,  Snni,  printing  business;  born, 
Ivia,  Russia.  June  S,  1888;  son  Moses  and 
(Gllckson)      Schwartz;     educated,     Cleveland 


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public  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Mar.  19, 
1912  to  Sarah  Rogen — children,  two;  secy., 
treas.  and  gen.  mgr.  Elite  Printing  Co.;  mem- 
ber Deak  lodge  334  K.  of  P.;  Jan  Ben  Jan 
Temple  27,  Knights  of  Khoras.san;  Cleveland 
Graphic  Arts  club.  Residence:  12313  Edmond- 
ton-ave.     Office:  102  St.  Clair-ave. 

SCHWEIKERT,  John  Nichols,  manage- 
ment consultant;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  3, 
1892;  son  John  Jacob  and  Marie  (Hall) 
Schwelkert;  educated,  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science;  married,  Parma,  O.,  June  8,  1915  to 
Olinda  Margretha  Koch;  engineer  of  airplane 
landing  gear  design;  consultation  on  manage- 
ment to  client  employing  40  to  2000  plant 
layout  and  manufacturing  methods;  made 
layout  design  of  plant,  awarded  Chamber  of 
Commerce  medal  for  plants  erected  in  1925; 
member  executive  board  Bryant  Heater  & 
Mfg.  Co.;  member  American  society  Mechani- 
cal Engineers;  society  of  Industrial  Engi- 
neers; Engineering  society;  troop  chairman 
Boy  Scouts;  member  Masonic  orders,  Knights 
Templar,  Shrine;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
American  Rose  society.  Recreations:  golf, 
hunting,  roses.  Residence:  1216  Granger  St., 
Lakewood.     Office:    17825   St.   Clair  ave. 

SCOBELl.,  Joseph  H.,  building  contractor; 
born,  Kingston,  Ont.,  Sept.  19,  1872;  son  Fred- 
erick J.  and  Anna  (Foley)  Scobell;  educated, 
Canadian  public  and  high  schools;  Erie  high 
school;  Erie  business  college;  correspondence 
courses;  married.  New  York,  Oct.  1919  to 
Edith  Leola  Winger;  Spanish-American  war, 
15th  Penna.  vol.  infantry  1898-1899;  produc- 
tion mgr.  Cleveland  ordnance  district,  U.S.A. 
Mar.  1  to  Dec.  31,  1918;  chief  of  Cleveland 
ordnance  district  and  chairman  Cleveland 
ordnance  district  claims  board  Jan.  to  Nov. 
1919;  early  business  training  with  Pennsyl- 
vania R.  R.  Car  &  Locomotive  shops,  Erie, 
Pa.,  9  years  in  various  positions — clerk,  divi- 
sion storekeeper  and  ass't  master  mechanic; 
entered  construction  field  1905  with  J.  G. 
White  &  Co.,  power  plants  and  railroad  con- 
sruction  work;  Cleveland  Electric  Illuminat- 
ing Co.  in  construction  dept.;  various  execu- 
tive offices  with  that  company  until  war; 
vice  pres.  and  treas.  Craig-(iurtiss  Construc- 
tion Co.  1919-1924;  started  for  self  1924;  half 
owner  Minton-Scobell  Co.;  member  Associat- 
ed General  Contractors;  Oriental  Command- 
ery  12  K.  T. ;  Al  Koran  Shrine;  Lake  Erie 
Consistory  32nd  degree;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Acacia  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  1856  E.  lOlst-st.  Office:  679  The 
Arcade. 

SCOFIELD,  Charlen  AVillinm,  retired:  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  16,  1849;  son  William  Charles 
and  Ann  (Barker)  Scofield;  educated,  Cleve- 
land schools;  Cleveland  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland.  Sept.  24,  1873  to  Helen  Tracy  Wil- 
liams— children,  William  Charles  Scofield  and 
Edna  B.  Scofield  Williams;  secy,  and  treas. 
Lake  Erie  Iron  Co.  June  1872  to  date, 
dence:  2044  E.  89th  st.  Office:  722 
bldg. 

SCOFIELD,  Frank  Rowe,  retired; 
Cleveland,  June  21,  1859;  son  William  Charles 
and  Ann  (Barker)  Scofield;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
16,  1881  to  Minnie  Hannah  Melton;  entered 
service  Lake  Erie  Iron  Co.  in  1879  and  occu- 
pied various  positions  there;  now  pres.  of 
Lake  Erie  Iron  Co.;  director  Lake  Erie  Iron 
Co.  and  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Engineering  society;  Union,  Country, 
Mayfield  Country,  Kirtland  Country  and  Mid- 
Day  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2645 
E.  Overlook  rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
722    Keith    bldg. 


Resi- 
Keith 


born. 


SCOFIELD.  nnrrlet.  teacher;  born,  Kansas 
City.  Mo.,  "Dec  3,  1892;  daughter  Ralph 
Eugene  and  Ellen  (Ferris)  Scofield;  educated, 
Carthage  college,  B.  S. ;  awarded  annual 
scholarship  for  graduate  study  at  Univ.  o' 
Illinois;  Univ.  of  Illinois,  M.  S.;  graduate 
study  at  Univ.  of  Chicago;  has  taught  in 
Hamilton  and  Onarga,  111.,  .'<an  Antonio,  Texas 
and  Cleveland;  has  published  one  paper  on 
research  in  field  of  teaching  geometry;  Cleve- 
land Educational  research  club;  member 
Delta  Gamma  fraternity;  Women's  City  and 
Business  &  Professional  Women's  clubs;  for 
two  years  treas.  San  Antonio  branch  Ameri- 
can assn.  of  University  Women.  Residence: 
]0S28  Orville  ave.  Business:  Glenville  high 
school. 

SCOFIELD.  Sherman  AVrlght.  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  26,  1876;  son  Levi  T. 
and  Elizabeth  C.  (Wright)  Scofield;  educated, 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science  and  Univ.  of 
Pennsylvania;  member  Troop  A.,  First  Ohio 
Volunteer  Cavalry,  Spanish  American  war; 
member  firm  Scofield,  architects;  practiced 
architecture  1900  to  1915;  member  firm  Sco- 
field-Jones  Real  Estate  1919  to  date;  pres. 
Universal  Lubricating  Co.,  Self  Clasp  En- 
velope Co.,  Parks  Envelope  Machine  Co.  and 
Parks  Holding  Co.;  mgr.  Schofield  bldg.  and 
Safety  Engineering  Co.;  member  American 
Society  of  Safety  Engineers;  Building  Owners 
&  Managers  assn.;  Cleveland  Real  Estate 
lioard;  United  Spanish  War  Veterans  and 
Loyal  Legion;  Zeta  Psi  fraternity;  member 
Union,  Hermit,  Toledo,  New  York  Athletic, 
Zeta  Psl  (New  York)  and  Wool  (New  York) 
clubs.  Residence:  275  Madison  ave..  New 
York.      Office:    1400    Schofield   bldg. 

SCOFIELD.  WMlIlnm  Marshal.  building 
owner  and  manufacturer;  born,  Cleveland, 
June  5,  1868;  son  Levi  Tucker  and  Elizabeth 
Clark  (Wright)  Scofield;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  and  priv^ate  schools;  married,  Cleveland 
Aug.  11,  1916  to  Josephine  Skelley  Scofield 
— child,  Mary  Jane  Scofield;  Ohio  National 
Guard,  Corporal  Co.  B.  5th  infantry;  all  ranks 
from  cadet  to  captain  Troop  A;  Major  1st 
Squadron,  Ohio  Cavalry,  Major  Insp.  Gen. 
dept.;  Spanish  American  war,  captain  1st. 
Ohio  Vol.  Cav.;  Philippine  Insurrection,  cap- 
tain 31st  U.  S.  Vol.  Inf.:  secy.  Cuyahoga 
County  Soldipr.<3  and  Sailors  Monument  com- 
mission; collector  of  customs;  Engineer 
officer;  inspector  of  lighthouses,  Dept.  of 
Mindano  and  .Tolo,  P.  I.:  captain  Port  of 
Zamboanga,  P.  I.:  member  firm  Scofield, 
architects  and  Parks  Envelope  Machine  Co.; 
treas.  Self  Clasp  Envelone  Co.;  member 
Society  of  American  Militarv  Engineers; 
Heights  lodge  F.&A.M.;  Heights  Chapter 
R.A.M.;  Heights  Commandery;  K.T.;  Loyal 
T^egion,  Militarv  Order  of  Foreign  Wars;  Spnn- 
i'-h  War  Veterans;  Shaker  Heights  Cnuntrv, 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Cleveland  Automobile 
clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  billiards,  rifle  and 
revolver  practice.  Residence:  3199  South 
Moreland   blvd.     Office:    1400   Schofield   bldg. 

SCOTFORD.  John  Ryland.  pastor:  born, 
Chicago,  Sept.  7,  1888;  son  Louis  K.  and 
Martha  W.  (Proctor)  Scotford;  educated, 
Dartmouth  college,  A.  B.;  Union  Theological 
Seminary;  Univ.  of  Chicago:  married,  Chicago, 
Aug.  12,  1912  to  Mable  M.  Matteson — children, 
Ruth,  John  R.  and  David  M.  Scotford;  Con- 
gregational camp  pastor.  Great  Lakes  Naval 
Training  Station:  pastor  Union  Congrega- 
tional church,  Kingfisher,  Okla. ;  Junius  Hghts. 
Congregational  church,  Dallas,  Tex.;  First 
Congregational  church,  Waukegan,  111.;  Glen- 


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ville  Congregational  church  since  1919;  mem- 
ber board  of  Religious  Education  Federated 
churches;  contributor  to  Christian  Century, 
Christian  Work,  Reformed  Church  Messenger, 
Churchman,  Congregationalist,  Christian  Ad- 
vocate, Homiletlc  Review  and  others.  Resi- 
dence: 459  E.  123rd-st.  Office:  12201  St.  Clair 
ave. 

SCOTT,  Faith  Alice  Fraser,  born,  Madison, 
O.,  Dec.  22,  1879;  daughter  Jolin  tSains  and 
Martha  (Miner)  Fraser;  educated,  Oberlln 
academy  and  Oberlln  college,  A.  B. ;  married, 
Tarrytown,  N.  Y.  Sept.  27,  1911  to  Frank  A. 
Scott — children.  Faith  Elizaljetli  and  Malcolm 
Fraser.    Residence:    "Chesterfield,''    Mentor,    O. 

SCOTT,  Frank  AugustuN.  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  22,  1873;  son  Robert 
Crozier  and  Sarali  (\Varr>  Scott;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools  and  private  tutoring; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  16,  1896  to  Bertha 
B.  Dynes;  second  marriage,  Tarrytown,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  27,  1911  to  Faith  A.  Fraser — children, 
Katharine  Scott  Ridley,  Chester  B.,  Eleanor 
L.,  l-'aith  Elizabeth  and  Malcolm  Fraser  Scott; 
Col.  Ordnance  o.  R.  C,  U.S.A.;  chief  Cleve- 
land Ordnance  District  1924;  appointed  hon- 
orary advisor  to  Army  Industrial  college, 
Washington,  D.  C,  1924;  awarded  honorary 
degree,  doctor  of  LkIws,  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  1926;  pres.  University  hospitals,  Cleve- 
land 1925;  treas.  1906-1920  and  vice 
pres.  1920  Lakeside  hospital,  Cleveland;  vice 
pres.  Associated  Charities  1904-1910;  ass't 
secy,  secy  and  treas.  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce  1895-1905;  secy.,  treas.  and  vice 
pres.  Superior  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  1905-1909; 
receiver  Municipal  Traction  Co.  1908-1909; 
eecy.,  treas.,  vice  pres.  and  pres.  Warner  & 
Swasey  Co.  1909;  receiver  Standard  Parts  Co. 
1920;  during  1916  member  Advisory  Commit- 
tee of  Naval  Consulting  Board  of  U.  S. ;  dur- 
ing world  war  successively  chairman  of 
Munitions  Standards  board.  General  Muni- 
tions board  and  first  chairman  War  Indus- 
tries board;  pres.  Warner  &  Swasey  Co.; 
director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  White  Sewing 
Machine  Co.  and  Ohio  Bell  Telephone 
Co.;  member  of  council,  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers  1924-1926; 
chairman  National  Defense  division,  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers  1925;  mem- 
ber and  past  pres.  Cleveland  Engineering 
society;  for  service  during  world  war  was 
awarded  U.  S.  Distinguished  Service  medal 
(citation)  "for  exceptionally  meritorious  and 
conspicuous  services  in  assisting  and  organ- 
izing and  as  chairman  of  the  munitions  stand- 
ards board  and  general  munitions  board; 
was  later  first  chairman  of  War 
Industries  Board;  he  thus  contributed 
greatly  In  developing  the  War  Department's 
program;"  trustee  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
and  Adelbert  College;  member  of  corporation 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  director  Army 
Ordnance  assn.,  Washington,  D.  C.  and  Na- 
tional Amateur  Athletic  Federation,  Chicago, 
111.;  member  Army  Officers'  assn.  of  North- 
eastern Ohio;  Army  Ordnance  assn.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. ;  Society  of  American  Military 
Engineers,  Washington,  D.  C;  Western  Re- 
serve Historical  society;  National  Aeronautic 
assn.,  Cleveland  chapter;  fellow  for  life, 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Union, 
Mid  Day,  Kirtland  and  Rowfant  clubs, 
Cleveland;  Castalla  Sporting  club,  Castalla, 
O.;  Wlnous  Point  Shooting  (Port  Clinton.  O.) 
Army  and  Navy,  Engineers',  Union  League, 
Ohio  (of  New  York),  Chevy  Chase,  Md.  and 
Green  Mountain  (Rutland,  Vt.)  clubs.  Rec- 
reations:    hunting    and     fishing.       Residence: 


•'Chesterfield'',   Mentor,    O.      Office:    5701    Car- 
negie ave. 

SCOTT,  Frank,  lawyer;  born.  New  Wilm- 
ton.  Pa.,  July  12,  1862;  son  of  William  J.  and 
Mary  J.  (Wald)  Scott;  educated,  Westminster 
college,  A.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  July,  1889 
to  Anna  Q.  Graham — children,  William  Wald 
Scott  and  Elizabeth  Lawrence.  Residence: 
2568  Overlook  rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1513   Williamson   bldg. 

SCOTT,  John  Thomson,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  4,  1890;  son  Thomas  and  Annie 
(Thomson)  Scott;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  A.  B.  and  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland, 
July  26,  1923  to  Marjorle  Scheier — child,  John 
Thomson  Scott,  Jr.;  member  firm  M.  B.  and  H. 
H.  Johnson;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta,  Phi 
Delta  Phi  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities; 
Union  and  University  clubs.  Residence:  305'7 
E.  Overlook  rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
1669  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

SCOTT,  M.  Louise  Carpenter,  born,  Chicago, 
June  18,  1896;  daughter  Martin  R.  and  Susie 
(Wells)  Carpenter;  educated,  H.  Thane  Miller 
school  for  girls;  Cincinnati  Art  academy; 
College  of  Music,  Cincinnati,  scholarship  In 
voice;  married,  Cincinnati,  13,  1918  to 
Dudley  Humphrey  Scott — children,  Marlon 
Christie,  Carol  Marguerite  and  David  Hum- 
phrey Scott;  member  Eta  chapter  of  Sigma 
Alpha  Iota  sorority;  Kentucky  MacDowell 
society;  Women's  City  club  and  Daughters 
of  Americiin  Revolution.  Recreations:  thea- 
ter, concerts,  opera,  cards  dancing,  camp- 
ing and  traveling.  Residence:  1832  Rosemont- 
rd.,  E.   Cleveland. 

SCOTT,  N.  Stone,  surgeon;  born,  Shade- 
vllle,  O.,  June  16,  1863;  son  William  Johnson 
and  Mary  Fulsom  (Stone)  Scott;  educated, 
Oberlln  college,  Hon.  A.  M.;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  M.D. ;  married,  Oberlln,  O.,  June  23, 
1887  to  Lucy  Bena  Brown — children.  Flora  L., 
W.  J.  Merle  and  Olive  R.  Scott;  dean  of  Col- 
lege of  Physicians  &  Surgeons  1902;  fellow 
American  College  of  Surgeons;  fellow  Ameri- 
can Medical  assn.;  member  American  assn.  of 
Gynecologists,  Obstetricians  and  Abdominal 
Surgeons;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Northeastern  Medical  society;  Cleveland  Med- 
ical Library  assn.;  formerly  trustee  Euclid 
ave.  Congregational  church;  trustee  Cleveland 
Medical  Library  assn.;  pres.  Congregational 
club.  Residence:  4  E.  194th  st.  Office:  8714 
Carnegie  ave. 

SCOVII..  Richard  Malcolm,  publisher;  born, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  11,  1893;  son  Samuel 
and  Emily  (Hartman)  Scovil;  educated.  Uni- 
versity school  and  Yale  (Sheffield  Scientific 
school)  Ph.  B. ;  married,  St.  John,  N.  B.,  Can- 
ada, Mar.  8,  1920  to  Dorothy  Lee  Brown — 
children,  Samuel  Kingston  and  Sara  Glllmor 
Scovil;  world  war  captain  329th  Infantry, 
A.  E.  F.;  member  Colony  (Yale),  Union, 
Town  and  Country  and  Yale  (New  York) 
clubs.       Residence:    2717    Edgehill-rd. 

SCItlBNER,  tieorse  Wecil,  born,  New  York 
City;  son  James  Henry  and  Mary  (Conklln) 
Scrlbner:  educated,  New  York  City;  married 
Cleveland,  June  28,  1883  to  Margaret  Kelm — 
children,  four;  pres.  Geo.  Scrlbner  &  Sons 
Co.;  director  and  member  Cleveland  Athletic 
club.      Residence:    2477    Derbyshlre-rd. 

SCRinNER.  George  AVeed,  Jr.,  wholesale 
Jeweler;  born.  Cleveland.  Sept.  28.  1898;  son 
George  Weed  and  Margaret  (Kelm)  Scrlb« 
ner;  educated.  Shaw  high  school.  University 
school    and    Dean    academy;    married.    Cleve- 


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l&nd,  May  14,  1921  to  Rosalie  Turner — child, 
George  Weed  Scribner  III;  world  war,  S.  S. 
U.  26;  American  ambulance  field  service  at- 
tached to  P'rench  army  10th  division,  4th 
army  corps  at  Verdun  1917;  Sous  lieutenant; 
won  Croix  de  Guerre;  Field  service 
medal;  Medaille  Lafayette:  Medaille  Verdun; 
partner  Geo.  Scribner  &  Sons  Co.;  member 
Rotary  and  Cleveland  Aviation  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2525  Queenston-rd.  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    218    Chester-Twelfth    Bldg. 

SCRIBXER,  Marfcaret  Kelm;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  22,  1864;  daughter  George  William 
and  Anna  Catherine  (Hammer)  Keim;  edu- 
cated. East  high  school,  Cleveland;  married 
Cleveland.  June  28,  1883  to  George  Weed 
Scribner — children.  Marguerite  Goldsmith 
Scribner  Whittier,  Katherine  Brainard  Scrib- 
ner Alvord,  Clarence  Keim  and  George  Weed 
Scribner,  Jr.;  vice  chairman  Cuyahoga 
county  executive  committee  during  Harding 
administration;  first  woman  to  preside  dur- 
ing Harding  campaign;  introduced  Hiram 
Johnson  at  Grays  Armory;  first  woman  in- 
vited to  speak  at  McKinley  club  in  Canton; 
made  speeches  in  Ohio  cities  for  President 
Harding;  director  for  many  terms  of 
Women's  club  and  pres.  for  two  terms  doing 
war  work  and  raising  club  from  its  indebted- 
ness; publicity  aid  at  Alcazar;  director 
Home  for  Aged  Women  46th  St.;  during 
1895-1902  social  visitor  for  Trinity  Cathedral; 
aided  in  establishing  community  nurses; 
member  Cleveland  Women's  and  Heights 
Civic  clubs.  Recreations:  tennis  golf  and 
all  outdoor  sports.  Residence:  2477  Derby- 
■hire-rd. 

SCRIBXER,  Ronalle  Turner;  born  Cleve- 
land, July  1,  1901;  daughter  Mathias  Everett 
and  Grace  Elen  (Barkdull)  Turner;  educated, 
Shaw  high  school  and  Russell  Sage  college; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  14,  1921  to  George 
Weed  Scribner,  Jr. — child  George  Weed 
Scribner  III.  Residence:  2525  Queenston-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

SCULI.EX,  William  A.,  Catholic  priest; 
born.  East  Liverpool,  O.,  Oct.  2,  1879;  son 
Patrick  J.  and  Joanna  (Farrell)  Scullen;  ed- 
ucated parochial  school,  public  high  school, 
E.  Liverpool;  St.  Charles  college,  Baltimore; 
American  college,  Rome,  Italy;  Univ.  of 
Propaganda,  Rome.  Ph.  D.,  S.  T.  D. ;  Apolon- 
aris  Univ.,  J.  C.  D. :  exec,  committee  house 
to  house  divi.=  ion  during  war:  exec,  com- 
mittee Industrial  division  Community  Chest; 
ordained  priest,  St.  John  Lateran's  Rome 
Sept.  21,  1907;  secy,  and  chancellor  diocese 
of  Cleveland,  1909-1921;  administrator  dio- 
cese of  Cleveland,  Feb.  1921-Sept.  1921;  pas- 
tor Holy  Name  church,  Cleveland,  Apr.  4, 
1922;  decorated  by  French  govt,  as  "Officier 
de  r  Instruction  Publique"  for  war  activi- 
ties. Recreations:  all  out  door  sports.  Resi- 
dence:   8328    Broadway. 

BEAGR.4VE.  Walter  Howard  attorney; 
born.  Toledo,  Sept.  12,  1881;  son  F.  E.  and 
Charlotte  (Lee)  Seagrave;  educated.  Tale, 
Ph.  B.;  W.  R.  U.,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  6,  1911  to  Alice  Duty;  republican; 
partner  firm  Snyder,  Henry.  Thomsen,  Ford 
&  Seagrave;  director  and  vice  pres.  William- 
son Sec.  Co.;  director  and  sec.  Walter  F. 
Wright  Co.,  L.  L.  Carlozzi  Co.,  Morgan  Serv- 
ice Inc.;  director  and  pres.  Cleveland  Film 
Protector  Co.,  Medal  Brick  &  Tile  Co.,  Silsby 
Realty  Co.,  and  Euclid  Mayfield  Garage  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  American  Bar 
assn.;  member  University,  Canterbury  Golf 
clubs;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Corrimerce. 
Residence:  11307  Euclid  ave.  Office:  914  Wil- 
liamson bldg. 

SEAMAX,  Clarence,  vice  pres.;  born,  Cin- 
cinnati; son  William  C.  and  Mayme   (Stouyh- 


ton)  Seaman;  educated.  Case  School  of  Ap- 
plied Science;  married,  Cleveland,  June  8, 
1923  to  Frances  M.  Anderson;  captain  323rd 
field  artillery  with  service  in  France;  vice 
pres.  Imperial  Type  Metal  Co.;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Psl  fraternity;  University  club  of 
Cincinnati.  Recreations:  tennis  and  golf. 
Residence:    17835    Lake   rd. 

SEAMAX,  Francen  Andernon.  born,  Cleve- 
land; daugiiter  Frank  B.  and  Jennie  Ander- 
son; educated.  Miss  Mason's  school:  "The 
Castle,"  Tarry  town,  N.  Y. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  6,  1923  to  Clarence  Seaman;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club.  Residence:  17835 
Lake-rd. 

SEAMAN,  Walter  C,  gen.  mgr.;  born  Mon- 
roeville,  O.,  Dec.  10,  1886;  son  Arthur  W.  and 
Hanna  M.  (Sheldrick)  Seaman;  educated 
Monroeville  and  Norwalk,  O. ;  married,  Mon- 
roeville,  O.  June  18,  1910  to  Mabel  B.  Hey- 
man — child,  John  Philip;  pres.  Chamber 
of  Industry;  past  pres.  Lorain  ave.  Business 
assn.;  gen.  mgr.  The  Herrman  McLean  Co.; 
member  Masonic  order;  West  side  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
member  Lakewood  Country  and  Church 
clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  farming.  Resi- 
dence: 13932  Clifton  blvd.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
2538-42    Lorain-ave. 

SE.ARLES,  Ann  Taylor;  born,  Monroeville, 
Ind.,  Oct.  6,  1896;  daughter  Edward  W.  and 
Delia  (Ginther)  Taylor;  married.  Fort 
Wayne,  Ind.,  June  27,  1919  to  Sperry  Lininger 
Searles — child,  Betty  Jane  Searles;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1830  Roxford- 
rd. 

SEARLES,  Sperry  Linineer,  distributor; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  1  son  Paul  Chillian 
and  Elizabeth  (Lininger)  Searles;  married, 
Ft.  Wayne.  Ind..  June  27,  1919  to  Ann  Tay- 
lor— child,  Betty  Jane  Searles.  Residence: 
1830  Roxford-rd.  Office:  E.  65th  and  Car- 
negie   ave. 

SEARS,  Lester  M.,  engineer  and  manufac- 
turer; born.  Nebraska,  May  13,  1888;  eon 
Frederick  W.  and  Anna  (Merriam)  Sears; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Minnesota,  B.  A.;  married, 
Minneapolis  June  13,  1914  to  Ruth  Parker — 
child.  Mary  Ann;  special  engineering  work 
in  New  Orleans  for  Emergency  Fleet  Corp.; 
1912-1916  consulting  engineer  with  Edw.  P. 
Burch,  Minneapolis,  va.luation  of  Detroit 
United  Ry.  system,  valuation  Michigan  State 
Telephone  system,  valuation  Cleveland  Elec- 
tric Illuminating  Co.  properties;  1916-1918 
ass't  factory  manager  Peerless  Motor  Car 
Co.;  1918  valuation  of  public  utilities  of  New 
Orleans:  1919-1925  mgr.  and  engineer  Tow- 
motor  (bo.;  pres.  and  mgr.  Sears  Mfg.  Co.; 
CHeveland  representative  of  Automotive  In- 
dustries, Chelton  Class  Journal  Co.;  member 
Society  of  Automotive  Engineers;  member 
Sigma  Nu  fraternity;  University  club.  Recrea- 
tions: motoring  and  golf.  Residence:  3286 
Grenway-rd.,  Siiaker  Hghts.  Office:  1226  E. 
152nd-st.   and   540   Guardian   Bldg. 

SEAVER>S,  Mary  Foote,  born,  Cleveland, 
May  19,  1869;  daughter  Horace  and  Mary  J. 
(Given)  Foote;  educated,  Cleveland;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  9,  1888  to  Charles  T.  Seaverna 
— child,  v'irginia  Seaverns  Ballard,  Resl- 
ence:   7405  Carnegie-ave. 

SECREST,  Harry  Obert,  pres.;  born,  Cum- 
berland,0.  Sept.  5,  1873;  son  William  L.  and 
Malvina  (Finley)  Secrest;  educated,  Wooster 
Univ.;  married,  Pittsburgh,  June  1,  1901  to 
Myra  Morton  Oursler — children,  Florence 
May,  Dorothy  Morton  and  Jean  Audrey  Se- 
crest; banker;  manufacturer;  automobile 
distributor;  pres.  Secrest  Motor  Co.  director 
Cleveland  Automobile  Manufacturers  and 
Dealers  assn.  and  Acacia  Country  club;  mera- 


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ber  Pentalpha  lodge  F.  &  A.  M.;  Western  Re- 
serve chapter  Sons  of  American  Revolution; 
member  Fairmount  Presbyterian  church; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Rotary  (Cleveland),  Au- 
tomobile and  Acacia  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2440  Demington-dr.  Office:  Euclid-ave 
and    E.    S4th-st. 

SEELBACH,  Charles,  foundryman;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  5,  1S92;  son  Charles  and  Rose 
(Streck)  Seelbach;  educated,  Lincoln  high 
school;  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  Wharton 
school,  B.  S. ;  married,  June  10,  1918  to  Evelyn 
Fowler — children,  two  boys;  director,  secy, 
and  treas.  Forest  City  Fdy.  &  Mfg.  Co.;  vice 
pres.  and  director  Walworth  Run  Fdy.  Co.; 
treas.  and  director  Furnace  Discount  Co.; 
director  Plymouth  Mortgage  Bond  Co.,  Cleve- 
land Range  Co.,  C.  C.  Townes  Co.  and  Old 
Colony  Realty  Co.  director  Detroit-Niagara 
Heating  &  Ventilating  Engineers;  member 
West  Side  advisory  board  Cleveland  Trust 
Co.;  vice  pres.  and  director  Midland  club; 
director  Warm  Air  Heating  &  Ventilating 
assn.;  member  exec-  com.  Grey  Iron  Fdy. 
assn.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  and  Phi  Kappa 
Beta  fraternities;  Sphinx  society;  member 
Westwood  Countrj'.  Cleveland  Athletic,  U.  of 
Pa.  and  Varsity  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1107  Maplecliffe  dr.,  Lakewood.  Office; 
1220    Main-st. 

SEELY,  Emma  Lester;  born.  New  York, 
May  IS,  1893;  daughter  William  C.  and  Agnes 
L.  (Pennington)  Lester;  educated,  Horace 
Mann  school  N.  Y.  C. ;  Vassar  college,  A.  B. ; 
married.  New  York  City,  July  30,  1918  to 
"Warner  Seely — children,  Edith  Lester  and 
Worcester  Warner  Seely;  Red  Cross  volun- 
teer during  war;  social  club  worker  at  John 
Wanamaker's,  New  York,  1915-1918;  volun- 
teer social  service  work;  member  Cleveland 
Girl  Scout  council;  member  Cleveland  Vassar 
alumnae  assn.;  Junior  league;  College  club; 
member  Church  of  the  Covenant.  Residence: 
2171   Middlefleld-rd. 

SEELY,  Warner,  manufacturer;  born.  New 
York.  1S93;  son  Charles  D.  and  Susan  L. 
(Warner)  Seely;  educated  ,  Horace  Mann 
school,  N.  Y.  C. ;  Amherst  college;  married, 
New  York,  July  30,  1918  to  Emma  Lester- 
children  Edith  Lester  and  Worcester  War- 
ner Seely;  Council  of  National  Defense  1917; 
1st  lieut.  Ordnance,  U.  S.  A.  92nd  div.  A. 
E.  F. ;  sec.  and  director,  Warner  &  Swasey 
Co.;  member  American  society  of  Mechanical 
Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineering  society; 
trustee  Neighborhood  assn;  member  Bet« 
Theta  Pi  fraternity:  American  Legion;  Union 
club;  Church  of  the  Covenant.  Residence: 
2171  Middle-fiel'l-rd.  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office 
5701  Carnegle-ave. 

SEIBIG,  Arthur  Henry,  pres.;  born.  Cleve- 
land. Jan.  29.  1877;  son  Jacob  J.  and  Mary 
(Paetner)  Selblg;  educated  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland.  Apr.  15,  19*12  to 
Bertha  Beckenbach;  started  with  United 
Banking  &  Trust  Co.  then  known  as  West 
Side  Banking  Co.  in  1891;  elected  secy  in 
1908  and  pres.  In  1919;  treas.  Cleveland  Au- 
tomobile club:  director  Bettcher  Stamp.  & 
Mfg.  Co.,  Cleveland  "Welding  Co.  and  United 
Banking  &  Trust  Co.;  trustee  Associated 
Charities;  member  Masonic  order  including 
York  and  Scottish  Rite  degrees;  Union,  Ath- 
letic. Clifton.  Bankers  and  Westwood  clubs. 
Re-'ldence:  11809  Lake  ave.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:   2000    "tV.    25th    St. 

SELLERS.  Charles  Wilbur,  attorney:  born, 
Columbus,  Feb.  12.  1888;  son  Charles  L.  and 
Flora  M.  (Price)  Sellers;  educated,  Ashland 
college;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  B.  A.;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  LL.  B. ;  married.  New  York. 
Aug.    18,    1921    to    Lucille    Jardine;    member 


Troop  A,  O.  N.  G.;  border  service,  1917;  world 
war,  major,  command  horse  battalion  308 
Am.  Tn.  service;  ten  months  in  France  par- 
ticipatinj?  in  Meuse-Argonne  and  all  subse- 
quent ofltenslves;  Army  of  Occupation:  en- 
gaged in  practice  of  law  since  1913  with  ex- 
ception of  three  years  which  were  devoted 
to  military  service;  member  firm  Thompson, 
HIne  &  Flory;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Ohio  State  Bar  assn.;  American  Bar  assn.; 
Masonic,  Commandery,  32nd  degree.  Shrine; 
American  Legion;  Phi  Delta  Phi  and  Beta 
Theta  Pi  fraternities;  Univer.=ity,  City  and 
Ashland  Countrv  clubs.  Recreation:  tennis. 
Residence:  13805  Shaker-blvd.  Office:  1122 
Guardian    Bldg. 

SELLERS,  Randolph  FoKter.  real  estate 
broker;  born,  Springfield,  O.,  Sept.  5,  1891; 
son  Owen  Milton  and  Flora  (Haddock)  Sel- 
lers; educated,  Berea  college,  B.  S. ;  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  A.  M. ;  Columbia  Univ.;  married, 
Marysville,  O.,  June  12,  1915  to  Henrietta 
Beecher — child,  Robert  Beecher  Sellers;  exec, 
secy.  Army  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  supt.  public  schools 
Vermilion,  O.,  1915-1918;  represented  Cleve- 
land Real  Estate  board  at  Chicago  National 
Convention  1921;  instructor  night  school  of 
Cleveland  School  of  Technology  1920-1926; 
mgr.  V.  C.  Taylor  &  Son;  holds  state  high 
school  teachers  certificate,  Ohio;  member 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board;  member  Lake- 
wood  lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  Cleveland 
Rotary  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs  1921- 
1926.  Residence:  3317  De  Sota-ave.,  Cleve- 
land  Hghts.     Office:    1909   Union   Trust   bldg. 

SELMAX,  DaTld.  physician;  born,  Cleveland, 
May  11,  1SS6;  son  George  and  Sadie  (Ber- 
liner) Selman;  educated,  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.,  A.  B. ;  "Western  Reserve  medical 
school,  M.  D. ;  world  war,  1st  lieut.  medical 
service;  conducted  classes  in  first  aid  for 
American  Red  Cross  previous  to  entering 
service;  conducted  classes  in  first  aid  for 
American  Red  Cross  previous  to  entering 
service:  two  years  interneship  Charity  hospi- 
tal, Cleveland;  medical  staff  Mt.  Sinai  hospi- 
tal for  7  years;  secy,  and  member  of  board 
D.  C.  Waber  Knitting  Co.;  member  American 
Medical  society:  Ohio  State  Medical  society; 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Cleveland 
Medical  Library  assn.;  life  member  Elks, 
member  K.  of  P.;  B'nai  B'rith;  Euclid  Ave. 
Temple;  member  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity; 
Beechmont  Country,  Urban  and  Cleveland 
Graduate  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
12428   Tuscora-ave.     Office:   Rose  bldg. 

SELOVER,  DePorrent  Lee,  real  estate;  born, 
Galesburg,  111.,  Aug.  23,  1873;  son  Theodore 
A.  and  Mary  (Lee)  Selover;  educated,  Yale; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  9,  1899  to  Salome 
Britton — children,  Theodore  Britton  and 
Joseph  Britton  Selover;  member  Military 
Training  Camp  assn.,  secy,  and  treas.  Perry 
Payne  Co.;  member  Union,  Mayfleld  Country 
and  Tavern  clubs.  Residence:  1955  E.  75th- 
st.      Office:  Hanna   bldg. 

SELOVER,  Lola  Hord,  instructor  in  parlia- 
mentary law;  born.  Tiffin,  O. ;  daughter  John 
K.  and  Eleanor  (Spooner)  Hord;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Cleveland  Female 
."^eminary;  married,  Cleveland  to  Cornelius 
S.  Selover — children,  Morna  Selover  Taylor 
and  Hannah  Selover  Miles;  organizer,  director 
and  vice  pres.  Cleveland  Women's  club;  pres. 
Sorosis;  pres.  Ohio  Federation  of  Women's 
clubs:  member  Women's  City  club  and  League 
of  Women  Voters.  Residence:  1958  E.  Tlst- 
st. 


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SELOVER,  Salome  Brltton,  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  7,  1876;  daughter  Joseph  William  and 
Salome  (Pearson)  Brltton;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  9,  1899  to  De  Forrest  Lee  Selover — 
children,  Theodore  Britton  and  Joseph  Brlt- 
ton Selover;  during  world  war,  member  Red 
Cross,  surgical  dressings  and  canteen  service. 
Recreation:    golf.      Residence:    1955    E.    75th- 

Bt. 

SELZER,  Charles  AngrnRtuH,  merchant; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  18,  1855;  son  Daniel 
and  Sophia  (Shurmer)  Selzer;  educated,  May- 
flower and  private  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  18,  1878  to  Julia  K.  Born — children, 
Julia  Born  Selzer  and  Mrs.  Charles  W.  Stone; 
member  Union,  Tavern,  Roadside,  Kirtland 
Hunt  and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  13211 
Lake   Shore  blvd.     Office:   1501   Euclid-ave. 

SELZER,  Charles  Lee,  judge  municipal 
court;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1859;  son  Jacob 
D.  and  Elizabeth  (Wirth)  Selzer;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools.  West  high  school; 
Cleveland  law  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  18,  1886  to  Ida  May  White — children, 
Robert  J.  and  Frank  C.  Selzer;  mayor  of 
Brooklyn,  1890  to  1894;  representative 
from  Cuyahoga  75th  Ohio  general  assembly 
1901;  member  board  of  equalization  and  re- 
view of  real  estate  value  1900;  member 
City  Council  from  6th  ward  1905-1909;  judge 
municipal  court  1918  to  present  time;  ad- 
mitted to  Ohio  bar  June  1,  1886;  director 
Citizens  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  South  Brook- 
lyn Coal  &  Coke  Co.,  pres.  South  Brooklyn 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  American  Bar  assn.;  past  pres.  past 
masters  assn.;  past  master  Brooklyn  F.  & 
A.  M. ;  officer  and  capt.  of  hosts  Webb 
Chapter  14  R.  A.  M.;  officer  S.  W.  Oriental 
Commandery  12  K.  T. ;  member  Woodward 
Council  R.  &  S.;  member  Lake  Erie  Con- 
sistory Scottish  Rite  32nd  degree;  Al  Ko- 
ran Shrine;  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  past  chan- 
cellor and  charter  member  Riverside  lodge 
209  K.  of  P.;  Jan  Ben  Jan  Temple  D.  O. 
K.  of  K.;  member  City  club.  Residence: 
3505  Archwood-ave.  Office:  City  Hall  Court 
Room  3. 

SESSIONS,  Frank  Lord,  consulting  engineer 
and  mechanical  and  electrical  expert;  born, 
Hampden,  Mass.,  Sept.  27,  1868;  son  Horace 
Mills  and  Juliette  (Lord)  Sessions;  educated, 
Wesleyan  academy,  Wilbraham,  Mass.;  Wor- 
cester Polytechnic  institute,  M.  E.;  married, 
Fort  Wayne,  Ind.,  Apr.  5,  1894  to  Jane  Carson 
Crlghton — children,  Robert  Crighton,  Paul 
Stanley  and  William  Crighton  Sessions;  mem- 
ber American  Society  Mechanical  Engineers; 
American  Inst.  Electrical  Engineers;  Cleve- 
land Engineering  society;  American  Weld- 
ing society;  American  Patent  Law  assn.; 
Cleveland  Patent  Law  assn.;  Society  of  the 
Sigma  Xi.;  member  Lakewood  Board  of  Edu- 
cation; S.  A.  R.';  New  England  society;  Clif- 
ton and  Westwood  Country  clubs;  patentee 
of  many  improvements  In  mechanical  and 
electrical  machinery  and  processes  Includ- 
ing electric  generators,  motors,  systems  of 
control,  coal  mining  machinery,  electric  mine 
locomotives,  automatic  electric  arc  welding, 
electric  resistance  welding,  manufacture  of 
electric  and  acetylene  gas  welded  tubing, 
electric  heat  treating  of  metals.  Recreations: 
golf,  motoring,  readlnefi  bridge.  Residence: 
1423  Cohassett-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
Rockefeller  bldg. 

SETTLE,  Elizabeth  Corl,  born,  Navarre,  C, 
Aug.  5,  1870;  daughter  James  Monroe  and 
Almira  (Wolfe)  Corl;  educated,  Navarre  high 
Bchool;    married,    Navarre,    O.,    Sept.    15,    1902 


to  John  Whltworth  Settle;  was  first  lady  to 
cast  a  vote  on  school  board  at  Navarre,  O. ; 
one  of  the  hostesses  for  Republican  national 
convention  In  Cleveland;  Red  Cross  during 
war;  charter  member  Cleveland  Florence 
Crittenton  Home;  member  Kadawer  Court 
Ladles  of  Oriental  Shrine  of  North  America; 
Clara  Barton  Tent  Daughters  of  Veterans 
of  Civil  War;  non  resident  member  Wendell 
Wolfe  chapter  D.  A.  R.,  Washington,  D.  C, 
that  chapter  having  been  organized  and 
named  In  honor  of  Mrs.  Settle's  mother'a 
paternal  great  grandfather  of  Revolutionary 
fame;  member  E.  Glenvllle  Methodist  church; 
member  Progress  Study  and  Women's  (Ohio) 
clubs.      Residence:    576    E.    118th-3t. 

SEYMOUR,  Belden,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance established  by  Belden  Seymour,  Sr.  in 
1846;  born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  25,  1859;  son 
Belden  and  Eleanor  I.  (Herricii)  Seymour; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  and  high  schools; 
Royal  Polytechnique  academy,  Hanover, 
Germany;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  24,  1893 
to  Susan  Fawcett;  13  years  militia  service 
in  First  Cleveland  Troop,  retiring  in  1893  as 
2nd  lieut. ;  director  Citizens  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.,  subsequently  Citizens  Savings  &  Trust 
Co.  1889-1903;  director  People's  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.,  later  People's  Savings  Bank  Co 
1889-1919  and  pres.  same  company  1916-1919 
when  it  was  merged  with  Cleveland  Trust 
Co.;  director  People's  Gas  Light  Co.  1889-1898; 
director  Land  Title  Abstract  &  Trust  Co.  1902- 
1919;  director  Cleveland  Trust  Co.,  member 
Union,  Kirtland  Country  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Hunt  clubs;  charter  member  Four-in-IIand 
and  Tandem  clubs.  Recreations:  driving 
and  riding.  Residence:  "Wellsbrook,"  Berk- 
shire-rd..  Gates  Mill,  O.  Office:  4:i0  Cuyahoga 
bldg. 

SEYMOUR,  Susan  Fawcett;  born,  Liver- 
pool, England,  Jan.  11,  daughter  John  William 
and  Ellen  (Bolton)  Fawcett;  educated,  Cleve- 
land Seminary;  Miss  Mittlebergers;  Hellmuth 
college,  London,  Canada;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  24,  1893  to  Belden  Seymour;  vice  pres. 
Holy  Cross  House;  member  Women's  City 
club.  Residence:  "Wellsbrook,"  Gates  Mill, 
O. 

SHACKLETON,  Clara  Esther  Williams. 
born,  Covington,  Ky.,  Dec.  27,  1867;  daughter 
George  T.  and  Sarah  Anna  (Clark)  Williams; 
educated,  Cleveland  Central  high  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  5,  1895  to  Charles 
Shackleton — children,  Helen  Mary,  Elizabeth 
Sara  and  Robert  Williams  Shackleton;  mem- 
ber Women's  City  and  Clytean  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:  10308  Wilbur-ave. 

SHAFER,  James  C.  Forsythe,  builder;  born, 
Montgomery,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  26,  1884;  son  John 
and  Emma  F.  (Milllnger)  Shafer;  educated, 
Cornell  Univ.,  C.  E.  1905;  married.  Oil  City, 
Pa.,  June  28,  1922  to  Olive  L.  Bailey — children, 
James  Forsythe  and  Zelma  Anne  Shafer; 
served  with  52nd  artillery  A.E.F.  at  Thier- 
ville,  Baleycourt,  St.  Mlhlel  and  Argonne; 
discharged  Dec.  1918  as  MaJ.  C.A.C.,  U.S.A.; 
transitman.  Empire  Eng'g  Corp.  N.  Y.  Barge 
Canal  1905;  resident  Engr.  1906;  C.  E.  and 
Bupt.  Const.  U.  S.  Army  Q.  M.  Dept.  at  Large 
1907;  asst.  to  W.  E.  Truesdell,  consulting 
engineer,  N.Y.C.  1908-1912;  engr.  and  Bupt. 
The  Austin  Co.,  Cleveland  1912-1916;  G.  M.  The 
Struct.  Concrete  Co.,  Dayton,  New  York  City 
and  Cleveland  1916-17;  contruction  of  in- 
dustrial plants,  Cleveland  since  1919;  pres. 
and  treas.  The  James  C.  F.  Shafer  Co.;  assoc. 
member  The  American  Society  of  Civil  En- 
gineers   and    member    The    Cleveland    Engi- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


neering  society;  active  member  The  Cleve- 
land Museum  of  Art;  member  University 
club.  Residence:  2126  Belle-ave.  Office: 
Smythe    Bldg.,    1001    Huron-rd. 

SHAFFER,  Harry  E.,  life  insurance  coun- 
sellor; born,  Akron,  O.,  June  10,  1883;  son 
Milton  H.  and  Lida  A.  (Clark)  Shaffer;  edu- 
cateti,  Altroii;  married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  Mar. 
8,  1!)17  to  Hazel  Malone;  in  insurance  busi- 
ness in  Detroit  from  1919-1921;  member  Lake- 
wood  IClks;  niemt)er  City  and  The  Northeast- 
ern Gun  and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  12954 
Clifton-blvd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1268  Union 
Trust  131dg. 

SHANKLIN,  Stella  E..  born,  Collamer,  O., 
July  14,  1850;  daughter  Darus  and  Mary  Ann 
(Doan)  Adams;  educated,  Shaw  Academy  and 
Cleveland  Female  Seminary;  married,  Colla- 
mer. Oct.  10,  1876  to  Charles  C.  Shanklin— 
children,  Florence  Adams  (Mrs.  William  Bald- 
win) and  Mary  G.  Shanklin.  Residence:  2280 
Demington-dr.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

SHANKLIN,  Mary  G.,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  C.  C.  and  Stella  E.  (Adams)  Shank- 
lin; director  Cleveland  Humane  Society.  Resi- 
dence: 2280  Demington-dr.,  Cleveland 
Heights. 

SH.\NNON,  Earle  T.,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  3,  1878;  son  James  W.  and  Mary 
Louise  (Bradley)  Shannon;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
27,  1901  to  Bertha  L  Coburn — children,  Harlan 
C.  Shannon;  vice  pres.  The  Guardian  Trust 
Co.;  director  The  Cleveland  File  Co.  and  The 
A.  I.  Root  Co.,  Medina,  O. ;  member  Masonic 
order  32nd  degree,  Shriner,  Al  Koran  Temple; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Westwood  Coun- 
try, Lakewood  Country  and  High  Noon 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 17456  Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office: 
Guardian  Trust  Co. 

SHARRITT,  AVnlter  DeRoy,  clergyman; 
born,  Ohio,  Sept.  20,  1896;  son  Aaron  and 
Florence  (Lambert)  Sharritt;  educated,  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  B.A.  and  B.Sc.  of  E. ;  Chicago 
Lutheran  Theological  Seminary  1917-1920; 
married,  Chicago,  June  17,  1920  to  Grace  V. 
Hippenhamer.  Office:  Boy  Scouts  of  America, 
2359    E.    Payne-ave. 

SHARMTT,  Michael,  supt.  Jewish  Orphan 
Home;  born.  New  York  City,  Dec.  24,  1883; 
eon  Simon  Joseph  and  Esther  Sharlitt;  edu- 
cated. City  College  of  New  York  B.A. ;  Colum- 
bia Univ.  M.A. ;  master's  diploma  in  educa- 
tion; married.  New  York  City,  July  2,  1911 
to  Mathilda  Goldstein — children,  two  sons; 
In  charge  of  liberty  bond  campaigns  of 
H.S.G.S.  high  school  Pleasantvllle,  N.  Y.; 
teacher  New  York  City  schools  1903-1911; 
director  social  activities,  Hebrew  Sheltering 
Guardian  Society  Orphan  Asylum  1909-1911; 
principal  H.S.G.S.  high  school  1911-1919;  asst. 
to  director  1919;  supt.  Hebrew  Orphan  Asy- 
lum, Baltimore  Md.  1920-1921;  supt.  Jewish 
Orphan  Home  since  1922;  associated  with 
Clltzens  League,  Cleveland;  assisted  with 
National  Conference  work,  National  .fCon- 
ference  Jewish  Social  Service,  Children's 
(Tkinference,  Cleveland  and  Jewish  Children's 
Conference,  Cleveland;  member  Cleveland 
lodge  I.O.B.B.  Recreation:  reading,  music 
and  the  drama.  Residence  and  office:  (TOOO 
Woodland-ave. 

SHA^V,  David  Alexander,  manufacturer; 
born,  Hamden,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  24,  1870;  son  Hec- 
tor and  Rachel  (McClarren)  Shaw;  educated, 
Andover,  Mass.;  married,  Cleveland  to  E>)na 
G.  Parker — children,  David  A.  Shaw,  Jr.;  pros. 


The  Ohio  Steel  &  Brass  Co.;  treas.  The  Stand- 
ard Metal  Goods  ('o.  and  The  Manmouth 
Products  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker  Heights 
Country  club.  Residence:  2712  Lancashire- 
rd. 

SHAW,  Ethel  Lonlne  Ketrhnm;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  2,  1882;  daughter  James  D.  and 
Mary  L.  (Morgan)  Ketchum;  educated,  Cleve- 
land, Shaw  high  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  8,  1910  to  Walter  Lucas  Shaw;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  3364  Stock- 
holm-rd..   Shaker  Hghts. 

SHAW,  Georgre  Wheeler,  attorney;  born, 
Groen.<jprlngs,  O.,  Jan.  18,  1877;  son  William 
and  Marie  (Flynn)  Shaw;  educated.  Green- 
springs  high  school,  and  Greensprlngs  Acad- 
emy; Adelbert  college,  A.B. ;  Western  Reserve 
Law  school  LL.B. ;  married,  Dunkirk,  N.  Y., 
Apr.  16.  1902  to  Edith  M.  Clarke — children. 
Wade  Wheeler  and  Edith  Clare  Shaw;  city 
solicitor,  Newburgh  City;  pres.  and  sec.  The 
Franklin  Oil  and  Gas  Co.;  sec.  The  Malatem 
Chemical  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
member  Madison  Golf  Lakelands  and  Cleve- 
land clubs.  Recreation:  fishing,  hunting,  golf 
and  gardening.  Residence:  2933  Loe-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1616-17  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

SHAAVHAN.  Ronier,  architect;  born  Pasa- 
dena, Cal..  July  29,  1888;  son  James  ISIcEvven 
and  Ada  (Romer)  Shawhan;  educated,  Cal. 
School  of  Mechanical  Arts,  San  Francisco; 
Wilmerding  School  of  Industrial  Arts,  San 
Francisco;  Columbia  Univ.  School  of  Arclil- 
tecture.  New  York  City  and  Ecole  des  Beaux 
Arts,  Paris;  capt.  air  service  A.E.F.;  pilot 
147th  Aero  Squadron,  1st  pursuit  group, 
A.E.F.;  operations  officer  1st  pursuit  group 
under  Col.  Harold  E.  Hartney,  A.E.F. ;  asst. 
operations  officer  under  Gen.  William 
Mitchell,  chief  of  air  service  staff,  group 
of  armies  headquarters,  A.E.F.;  awarded 
Croix  de  Guerre  by  France  and  U.  S.  Army 
Citation  by  Gen.  Pershing;  supt.  of  construc- 
tion In  rebuilding  San  Francisco  1906-1910; 
Joined  New  York  office  of  Geo.  B.  Post  & 
Sons,  Architects,  1916;  vice-pres.  and  sec. 
Sheridan,  Shawhan  &  Sheridan  Inc.  adver- 
tising agents.  New  York  City,  organized  upon 
return  from  France  in  1919;  supervising 
architect  in  Cleveland  since  1922  for  Geo.  B. 
Post  &  Sons,  Architects;  member  American 
Institute  of  Architects;  member  Beta  Theta 
PI  fraternity;  member  Union  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  Moreland  Courts. 
Office:   601  Hanna  Bldg. 

SHEETS,  Frank  Snovr.  sec.  The  Sheets 
Elevator  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  9th,  1885; 
son  James  and  Hattie  Bell  (Snow)  Sheets; 
educated,  Cleveland  grammer  school.  South 
high  school  and  Oberlln  college;  sec.  The  G. 
E.  Conkey  Co.;  sec.  and  treas.  The  O.  &  M. 
Seed  Co.;  member  Euclid  lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ; 
Coeur-de-Llon  Commandery,  Woodward  chap- 
ter O.E.S.;  Al  Koran  Temple;  Cleveland  Coun- 
cil and  Ancient  Accepted  Scottish  Rite  32nd 
degree;  member  Shaker  Heights  Country. 
Acacia  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Cleveland  Rotary  clubs.  Residence:  1620  E. 
108th-st.      Office:    6529-33    Broadway. 

SHEETS,  JameH  McCrcedy,  pres.  The  Sheets 
Elevator  Co.;  born,  Ashland,  O..  Apr.  29,  1860; 
eon  Samuel  and  Emellne  (McCreedy)  Sheets; 
educated.  Ashland  schools  and  Mt.  Union  col- 
lege; married.  Cleveland,  1884  to  Hattie  Bell 
Snow — children.  Frank  Snow  Sheets;  prps 
The  G.  E.  Conkey  Co.;  director  The  O.  &  M. 
Seed   Co.,   The   Canfleld   Realty   Co.,   The   State 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Banking  &  Trust  Co.,  The  Canfleld  Tank  Line 
and  The  Chester  Realty  Co.;  member  I.O.O.F. 
Cataract  lodge  No.  295;  National  Union; 
Cleveland  Council.  Residence:  1520  E.  108th- 
st.      Office:    6529-33    Broadway. 

SHEFFIELD,  Henry  E.,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  Charles  J.  and  Laura  (Barnett) 
Sheffield;  educated,  University  school;  Yale 
Univ.  A.B.  1907  and  Harvard  Law  School  1910; 
sec.  Cleveland  Chapter  Red  Cross;  sec.  Cleve- 
land War  Council;  trustee  Lakeside  hospital; 
pres.  Cleveland  Associated  Charities;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity:  member  Union, 
Rowfant,  Country,  Hunt,  Kirtland  Country 
and  Mid-Day  clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Univer- 
sity Club  of  N.Y.  Recreation:  tennis,  sailing-, 
motor  boating,  swimming  and  walking.  Resi- 
dence:   13003    Lake    Shore-blvd.,     Bratenahl. 

SHELDOX,  Helen  Harsh  Padghani;  born, 
Fostoria,  O.,  Julv  22,  1892;  daughter  Silas 
Sterling  and  Cora  B.  (Harsh)  Padgham; 
educated,  Cleveland  Central  high  school  and 
Cleveland  School  of  Art;  married,  Cleveland, 
July  19,  1919  to  Maynard  Relton  Sheldon; 
member  Women's  City,  National  Town  and 
Country  and  .Junior  U.  and  I.  Literary  clubs. 
Residence:  1853  Hastings-ave.,  East  Cleve- 
land. 

SHELDOIV,  Maynard  Relton,  builder;  born, 
East  Cleveland,  Aug.  18,  1892;  son  Charles 
N.  and  Rosina  A.  (Relton)  Sheldon;  educated, 
Shaw  high  school,  University  of  Colorado, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, July  19,  1919  to  Helen  Harsh  Padgham; 
volunteered  May  5,  1917  and  joined  112th 
engineers;  served  in  all  ranks  from  private 
to  1st  lieut.  in  service  until  Jan.  19,  1919; 
originator  of  a  medium  priced  architectural 
home  built  for  sale;  vice  pres.  Morse  Building 
Co.  and  Lake  City  Land  Co.,  director  Aurora 
Farms  Co.;  member  Beta  Theta  Pi,  Phi 
Delta  Phi  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraternities; 
City  and  National  Town  and  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  1852  Hastings-ave.,  East  Cleve- 
land. 

SHESI,  Carl  A.,  real  estate;  born,  Camden, 
N.  J.,  Oct.  18,  1892;  son  G.  W.  and  Ada(  Culbert- 
Bon)  Shem;  educated,  Alliance,  O.  high  school 
1910;  Mt.  Union  college  1911;  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science,  B.  S.,  M.  E.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  28,  1918  to  Katherine  Monks — 
children,  Carl  A.  Shem,  Jr.:  1st  lieut.  323rd 
F.  A.  Aug.  1917;  Argonne  offensive,  army  of 
occupation;  capt.  323rd  F.  A.  Feb.  1919; 
major  F.  A.  reserve;  treas.  Cities  Real  Estate 
&  Securities  Co.;  sec.  treas.  Walnut-Twelfth 
Realty  Co.;  pres.  Manufacturers  Oil  &  Grease 
Co.;  vice-pres.  St.  Clair-74th  Realty  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board;  Cleve- 
land Assn.  of  Bldg.  Owners  &  Mfgrs. ;  mem- 
ber Field  Artillery  assn.;  member  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsllon  fraternity;  member  Westwood 
Country  club.  Recreation:  golf,  horse  back 
riding  and  polo.  Residence:  1081  Maple  Cllff- 
dr.      Office:    1740    E.    12th-3t. 

SHEPARD,  Albert  L.,  farmer;  born,  Ches- 
ter, O.,  Feb.  1852;  son  James  and  Laura 
(Baldwin)  Shepard;  married,  Huntsburg,  O., 
May  22,  1878  to  Mary  Gebauer.  Residence: 
Gates    Mill,    O. 

SHEPARD,  Re.ssle  Hunt,  librarian;  born. 
Ware,  Mass.;  daughter  W^illiam  H.  and  Har- 
riet H.  (Conkling)  Shepard;  educated,  Ware, 
Mass.  high  school  and  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
School  of  Library  Science;  head  of  general 
reference  division,  Cleveland  Public  Library; 
Instructor  in  reference  work  at  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  Lib.  School  1918-1924;  member 
American  and  Ohio  Library  assns.;  mem- 
ber Ohio  chapter  of  W.  R.  U.  School  of  Lib- 


rary Science;  Bibliographical  Society  of 
America;  member  New  England  Society  of 
Cleveland  and  the  Western  Reserve;  member 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Women's 
City,  Social  Study  and  Library  clubs.  Recre- 
ation; reading  and  music.  Residence:  1416 
Kenilworth-ave.,  S.  W.  Office:  Cleveland 
Public  Library,   325   Superlor-ave. 

SHEPARD,  George  Brook*,  manufacturer; 
born,  Montpeller,  Vt.,  Oct.  31,  1864;  son 
George  C.  and  Leonora  (Brooks)  Shepard; 
educated,  Harvard  Univ.;  married,  Salem,  O., 
May  15,  1890  to  Helen  Roy  Hampson — chil- 
dren, Brooks,  Hilda  (Mrs.  David  Robinson) 
and  Alden  Shepard;  pres.  and  director  Eber- 
hard  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Union,  Tavern,  Mid- 
Day,  Rowfant  and  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  clubs. 
Residence:  2270  St  James  Parkway.  Sum- 
mer: Gates  Mill,  O.  Office:  2734  Tennyson- 
rd. 

SHEPARD,  Helen  HampHon;  born,  Salem, 
O.,  Aug.  15,  1866;  daughter  Robert  V.  and 
Elizabeth  (Beatty)  Hampson;  educated.  Bos- 
ton, Mass.;  married,  Salem,  May  15,  1890  to 
George  Brooks  Shepard — children,  Brooks, 
Hilda  (Mrs.  David  Robinson)  and  Alden 
Shepard;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: 2270  St.  James  Parkway.  Summer: 
Gates  Mill,   O. 

SHEPARD,  Mary  A.;  born.  South  Euclid, 
O.,  Apr.  9,  1855;  daughter  Henry  and  Cath- 
erine (Lippert)  Gebauer;  educated.  South 
Euclid,  married,  Huntsburg,  O.  May  22,  1^78 
to  Albert  L.  Shepard.     Residence:  Gates  Mill. 

SHEPARD,  Robert  O.soar,  municipal  bonds 
purchaser;  born,  Seymour,  Ind.,  Sept.  16, 
1899;  son  John  B.  and  Kate  (Brown)  Shepard; 
educated,  Purdue  Univ.  1921  B.  S.  of  E.  E.; 
married,  Cleveland  Heights,  O.  Sept.  15,  1926 
to  Marjory  Lane;  U.  S.  army  for  three 
months;  member  Sigma  Nu  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Universitv  club.  Recreation:  golf  .nnd 
music.  Re.';idence:  2871  Hampton-rd.  Offlcei 
214  Williamson  Bldg. 

SHEPHERD,  Bartlett  Carlton,  attorney  at 
law;  born,  Painesville,  O.,  June  9,  1878;  son 
George  H.  and  J.  Ella  (Bartlett)  Shepherd; 
educated,  Painesville  high  school  1896;  Adel- 
bert  college  1900  A.B. ;  Law  School,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  1903  LL.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land. June  30,  1903  to  Mable  M.  Hanson — 
children,  Richard  C.  and  Harriet  S.  Shepherd; 
director,  entertainment  dept.  A.E.F.,  Y.M.C.A., 
St.  Mihiel,  Toul.  La  Bourboule,  France,  and 
entertainment  director  Base  Section  No.  1, 
St.  Nazaire,  France,  1918-1919;  referee  In 
bankruptcy  1905-1915;  city  solicitor  Paines- 
ville, 1910-1914;  member  firm  Smith,  Olds, 
Smith  &  Shepherd,  attorneys;  member  Cleve- 
land bar  assn.;  trustee  Cleveland  Heights 
Civic  club;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta  fratern- 
ity; Heights  CommaTidery,  Knights  Templar 
and  Al  Koran  Shrine:  member  Cleveland 
Athletic,  University  and  Cleveland  Heights 
Civic  clubs.  Residence:  1235  Oak  Ridge-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1502-06  Guardian 
Bldg. 

SHEPHERD,  Howard  Ion,  banker;  born, 
Charlotte,  Mich.  1874:  son  Elisha  and  Eliza- 
beth (Ion)  Shepherd;  married.  Charlotte, 
Feb.  27,  1899  to  Floy  A.  Bush — children. 
Henry  Bush,  Marion  Ella,  Helen  Elizabetn 
and  Catherine  Louise  Shepherd;  vice  pres. 
The  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  pres.  Mich,  chap- 
ter Delta  Chi  fraternity;  director  Mich. 
Alumni  assn.;  member  Country,  Union,  Mid- 
Day,  Big  Ten  Univ.  and  Toledo  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2717  Endicott-rd.  Office:  The  Guar- 
dian  Trust  Co.,  623   Euclld-ave. 

SHEPPARD,  Margaret  Robinson;  born, 
Glassbore,  N.  J.,  Dec.  10,  1886-;  daughter  Mel- 


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bourne  Hart  and  Emma  (Charles)  Robinson; 
educated,  Brldgeton  high  school  and  South 
Jersey  Institute;  married,  Bridgeton,  N.  J., 
Sept.  4,  1907  to  Isaac  Sheppard — children, 
Isaac.  Jr.,  Ralph  Robinson,  Melbourne  ITart 
Robinson  and  Charles  Campbell  Sheppard; 
pres.  P.  T.  A.  memorial  school  1923-1924  and 
1924-1925;  member  Immanuel  Pres.  church; 
member  Case  Conference  of  Northeast  Asso- 
ciated Charities;  member  Collinwood  branch 
Com.  of  Women's  Prot.  assn.;  vice  chairman 
committee  of  management  of  Collinwood 
Y.W.C.A.;  member  Progress  Study  (Fed.  of 
Women's  clubs)  and  Memorial  school  Parent 
Teacher's  clubs.  Residence:  15403  P  a  r  k- 
grove-ave. 

SHKRMAN,  DorlM  Boud;  born,  Cleveland, 
July  20,  1895;  daughter  S.  Marshall  and  Gert- 
rude (Hayden)  Bond;  educated,  Cleveland 
Hathaway-Brown  school,  married,  Cleveland, 
June  11,  1919  to  Harris  Gray  Sherman — chil- 
dren. Elizabeth  Ann,  Gertrude  Bond,  Doris 
Jane  and  Virginia  Lucile  Slierman;  member 
Junior  league.  Residence:   16800  S.  Park-blvd. 

SHKRM.'VN,  Ilarrln  Gray,  salesman;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  30.  1892;  son  Harris  Gray  and 
Jennie  (Bates)  Sherman;  educated,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  11, 
1919  to  Doris  Hayden  Bond — children,  Eliza- 
beth Ann,  Gertrude  Bond,  Doris  Jane  and 
Virginia  Lucile  Sherman;  lleut.  Ohio  Engi- 
neers during  world  war;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  fraternity.  Residence:  16800  S.  Park- 
blvd.     Office:  Root  &  McBride  Co. 

SHERMAN,  Helen  Marie  Beavis;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  23,  1899;  daughter  William 
H.  and  Julia  (Luetkemeyer)  Beavis;  edu- 
cated, Laurel  school;  College  for  Women, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  B.S.  1922;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  30,  1923  to  Stanley  B.  Sher- 
man; member  Sigma  Psi  sorority;  member 
College  club.  Residence:  3316  Grenway-rd., 
Shaker   Hghts. 

SHERMAN,  LoIn  Suyderj  born,  Warwick, 
N.  Y.,  Aug.  16,  1894;  daughter  William  and 
Frances  (Nanney)  Snyder;  educated,  Dana 
Hall  and  Smith  college:  married,  Middletown, 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  1,  1917  to  Thomas  Coolidge  Sher- 
man— children,  William  Snyder  and  Gertrude 
Coolidge  Sherman.  Residence:  3295  Nor- 
wood-rd.,    Shaker  Hghts. 

SHERM.AN,  Perry  Bacon,  merchant  tailor; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  20,  1860;  son  Isaac  and 
Emmeline  M.  (Bacon)  Slierman;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  6,  1892  to  Susan  M.  Burgess — children, 
E.  Marie,  Stanley  B.,  Perry  B.,  Wilson  M.  and 
Kenneth  S.  Sherman;  paymaster  Bush  Elec- 
tric Co.  1887-1892;  started  In  merchant  tailor- 
ing busines  in  1893;  owner  P.  B.  Sherman  & 
Co.;  member  Knights  of  Pythias;  member 
Cleveland  Gun  and  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  2108  E.  96th  st.  Office:  312- 
13  Commonwealth  Bldg.,  Euclid  at  E.  102nd  st. 

SHERMAN,  Stanley  B.,  general  Insurance 
broker;  born,  Cleveland,  July  1895;  son  Perry 
B.  and  Susan  (Burgess)  Sherman;  educated, 
Adelbert  college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B. 
1917;  married,  Cleveland,  June  30,  1923  to 
Helen  Marie  Beavis;  capt.  of  Infantry 
A.E.F.  France;  vice  pres.  The  H.  J.  Klossen 
Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsllon  fraternity; 
member  City  and  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  3316  Greenway-rd.,  Sliaker 
Hghts.     Office:   710   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

SHERM.AN,  Saltan  BarseMa;  born,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.;  daughter  Samuel  George  and 
Jane  (Murdock)  Burgess;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools  and  normal  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1892  to  Perry  Bacon 
Sherman — children,     E.     Marie,     Stanley     B., 


Perry  B.,  Jr.,  Wilson  M.  and  Kenneth  S.  Sher- 
man; member  Cleveland  Sorosls.  Residence: 
2108  E.  96th  St. 

SHERMAN,  Thonian  CooIldKe,  district  sales 
mgr.  Ludlum  Steel  Co.;  born,  Glens  Falls, 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  29,  1894;  son  Arthur  W.  and  Ger- 
trude (Coolidge)  Sherman;  educated  Phillips 
Andover  Academy  and  Yale  Univ.  1916;  mar- 
ried, Middletown,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  1,  1917  to  Lois 
Snyder — children,  William  Snyder  and  Ger- 
trude Coolidge  Sherman.  Residence:  3296 
Norwood-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts. 

SIIERRER,  Edward  Loula,  physician;  born. 
Erie.  Pa.,  Aug.  4,  1898;  son  Fred.  A.  and  Mary 
Theresa  (Alge)  Sherrer;  educated,  Oberlin 
high  school,  Oberlin  college  A.B.  1918;  Medi- 
cal school.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  M.D.  1922; 
S.A.T.C.  Co.  D,  W.R.U.  1918;  1st  lieut.  medical 
reserve  corps  1923;  member  troop  G  107th 
Cavalry  and  Cleveland  Cavalry  assn.  Jan. 
1925;  interne  Cleveland  City  hospital  July 
1922-July  1923;  fellow  Cleveland  Clinic  July 
1923-Jan.  1926;  member  of  staff  Division  of 
Internal  Medicine  Cleveland  Clinic  since  Jan. 
1926;  director  Buff  Mountain  Stone  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine  and  Ohio 
State  Medical  assn.;  member  Phi  Rlio  Sigma 
and  Alpha  Omego  fraternities.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  11004  Wade  Park-ave.  Of- 
fice:  Euclid  at  E.   93rd.  st.,  Cleveland  Clinic. 

SHERRIIiL,  Emma  Armutroff;  born,  Ober- 
lin, O.,  Dec.  7,  1879;  daughter  Ernest  and 
Anna  (Ray)  Armstroff;  educated,  Oberlin 
high  school,  Oberlin  Academy  and  Business 
college,  married,  Oberlin,  July  12,  1906  to 
Frank  E.  Sherrill — children,  Ruth  L.,  Mar- 
garet L.,  Mary  Louise  Sherrill;  member  Lake- 
wood  Women's  and  Lakewood  Parent-Teach- 
ers clubs.  Residence:  1286  Lakeland-ave., 
Lakewood.  i  i[ 

SHEBWIN,  Belle,  pres.  National  League  of 
Women  Voters;  born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  25, 
1868;  daughter  Henry  Alden  and  Frances 
Mary  (Smith)  Sherwin;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  Wellesley  college 
B.S.  1890;  studied  in  Oxford,  England  1894- 
1895;  chairman  women's  committee.  Mayor's 
advisory  war  board,  Cleveland  1917-1918; 
chairman  woman's  committee  Oliio  branch 
Council  of  National  Defense  1917-1919; 
teacher  of  history  1893-1894  St.  Margaret's 
school,  Waterbury,  Conn.;  Miss  Hersey's 
School  for  Girls,  Boston  1895-1899;  trustee 
Wellesley  college  since  1918;  formerly  direc- 
tor various  public  health  and  nursing  agen- 
cies, the  Welfare  Federation  and  Civic  or- 
ganizations, 1900-1924;  member  Women's 
City  clubs  of  Cleveland  and  the  American 
assn.  of  University  women;  member  Cos- 
mopolitan club  of  New  York.  Recreation: 
gardening.  Residence  and  office:  528  17th 
St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

SHERAVIN,  FranecB  Mcintosh;  born.  Al- 
liance, O.,  May  1872;  daughter  Henry  P.  and 
Olive  Ann  (Manfull)  Mcintosh;  educated. 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, 1893  to  John  Sherwin — children.  John 
Jr.  and  Francis  Sherwin:  member  War  Relief 
society.  Residence:  2214  Overlook-rd.  Sum- 
mer:  South    Farm,    Willoughby,    O. 

SHERWIN,  France*  W'ick;  born.  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  May  27,  1902;  daughter  Hugh  B.  and 
Susan  (Bunts)  Wick;  educated,  Laurel  and 
Westover  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
20,  1924  to  John  Sherwin,  Jr. — children  Susan 
Sherwin;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:  Willoughby,   O. 

SHERWIN,  George  N.,  banker;  born,  Cleve- 
land; son  Nelson  B.  and  Martha  (Kidder) 
Sherwin;  educated,  Cleveland  high  school  and 
Western    Reserve    Univ.    B.A.    1892;    married, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Cleveland    1901    to    Florence    W.    Jones — chil-  Cleveland    club.      Recreation:    fishing.      Resl- 

dren,  Martha  Leland  and  James  Nelson  Sher-  dence:     2406    Demlngton-dr.      Office:    615    Na- 

win;    three    vears    in    auditing    dept.    of    Lake  tional   Bldg. 

Shore  R.R.;  entered  employ  of  Park  National  aTTiir      ^t.-^-i.,    n     nhvcir-ian  ■    hnm      -p-rpd 

Bank   upon   its   organization   in   1895;   when   it  .»?*?•    Mairrln    D.    physician,    born,    Fred; 


«i    x^orporate    Trust    Dept.:    ^....^^ —    -i^        .i.       »         r^^-             »                       tt    o         in 

vice   pres.   Sheriff  St.   Market   &  Storage   Co.;  P^^^'thy  Ann  Shie;  asst    surgeon,  U.  S.  public 

director    Wigmore    Realtv    Co.:    trustee    Uni-  health    service    during    the    world    war;    chief 

versity  school:   member  Delta  Kappa   Epsilon  of    surgical    service,    U.    S.    Marine    Hospital, 

fraternity;    member    Tavern,    Union,    Country,  Cleveland;     asst.     otolaryngologist     to     Lake- 

Kirtland      and      Mid-Day      clubs.      Residence:  side   hospital  and  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  an 

11898  Carlton-rd.     Office:  Union  Trust  Co.  expert  on  care  of  lead  poisoning  and  author  of 

^                                 .             ^,  articles  on  this  subject  and  of  articles  on  the 

SHKR'W'IX,    Helen     Sprngne;    born,     Cleve-  relation    between    industrial    fumuculosis    and 

land.  Feb.  14.  1896;  daughter  William  Francis  cutting  oils;  also  on  various  phases  of  indus- 

and   Harriet    (Ford)    Sprague;    educated,   Lau-  trial   medicine   and    the   existence   of   cases   of 

rel  school;  married,  Cleveland.  June  3,  1922  to  industrial    poisoning   by   "tellurium";    member 

Raymond    Dudley    Sherwin — children,     Eliza-  Cleveland    Academv    of    Medicine.    Ohio    State 

beth  Sherwin;  member  Junior  League.     Resi-  Medical    assn.    and"  fellow    American    Medical 

dence:   2298   Bellfield-ave.  assn.;    member    Phi    Chi    fraternity;    member 

SHERWIX.  John,  banker:  born.   Cleveland,  Lakewood    Post    No      66,     American    Legion; 

1868;  son  N.  B.  and  Lizzie  (Kidder)  Sherwin;  ^,«'2*'^L^^^i^''P^'L*L?-i  fi?7"7o;.^,^^.,ff''VS^• 
married.  Cleveland.  1893  to  Frances  L.  Mc-  gardening.  Residence  1657  Larchmont-ave., 
Intosh— children,  John,  Jr.  and  Francis  M.  Lakewood.  Office:  1041  Lakeslde-a\  e. 
Sherwin;  chairman  of  board  Union  Trust  Co.;  SHIPPER,  Charles  Ellwooil;  born.  Punx- 
vice  pres.  N.  Y..  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  R.  R.  sutawney.  Pa.,  Apr.  4,  1899;  son  Geo.  O.  and 
Co.;  director  Kelley  Island  Lime  &  .Trans-  ciara  Mav  (Miller)  Shiffer;  educated.  Clair- 
port  Co.,  Otis  Steel  Co.,  U.  S.  &  Foreign  Se-  ton  public  school,  Clairton,  Pa.;  South  high 
curities  Corp.,  American  Surety  Co.,  Valley  school,  Cleveland  and  Case  School  of  Applied 
Mould  &  Iron  (Torp.,  Morgan  Lithograph  Co.,  Science;  married  Cleveland,  Jan.  28,  1920  to 
Ohio  BeH  Telephone  Co.  and  El^ectric  Vacuum  Mildred     Blomeyer — children,     Owen     Charles 

.'ar    en- 
Lte:    test 

-  ,.     ,-,^  „„,-  ,.        ■ -    ^.^.^.^..^..    ^.igineer.    McKinney    Steel    Co. 

Hunt,    Kirtland    Country    and    Tavern    clubs,  jgig.    asst.    sulphuric   acid    foreman,    Grasselll 

Residence:    2214    Overlook-rd.   Summer:    South  chemical  Co.  1920;  gen.  mgr.  The  Great  Lakes 

Farm,  Willoughby,  O.    Office:  Union  Trust  Co.  Motor  Co.,  Pierce  Arrow  factorv  branch:  pres. 

SHERWIX,  John,  Jr^  banker;   born.  Cleve-  and  treas.  The  Shiffer  Products  Co.;  treas   The 

land.    Apr.    18.    1901;    son    John    and    Frances  Morris    Falkman    Shiffer    Co.;     owner     Shiffer 

(Mcintosh)      Sherwin;      educated.      Hotchklss  Stores;  senior  partner  Shiffer  Lee  Lab  •  mem- 

Bchool.   Sheffield   Scientific  school,  Yale  Univ.  ber  Ashlar  Masonic  lodge;  Cleveland  Masonic 

B.S.:    married.    Cleveland,    Sept.     20,     1924    to  ^^^pters:   member  Monarchs   club    Residence: 

Frances      Wick— children.      Susan      Sherwin;  4439    East-blvd.      Office:    12/11    Miles-ave. 

member     St.     Anthony    club     of    New     York;  SHIMAXSKY,  Karl,  real   estate;  born.   San- 

?if.'".^f,h^^R!cM?nJ^«:  wTifm,tbhv*n"    Offi"".^^  ^^sky.  O.,   1893     son   O.   K.   and  Mary    (Robin- 

TTn'ionT;„<,^rn            ^               ^      ^'            ^'^'^^^  son)     Shimansky;     educated,     Cornell     Univ.; 

union   irusi  ^.o.  married.    Canton,    O.,    1916    to    Harriet    Nusly 

SHERWIN,  Prodence;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  (deceased) — children.    Elizabeth   Lee   Shlman- 

17,   1874;   daughter  Henry  Alden   and   Frances  sky;  sec.  Cleveland  Publishing  Co.;  sec.  treas. 

M.    (Smith)    Sherwin;    educated.    Miss    Mittle-  Orchard    Beach    Co.;    sec.    Shimansky    Realty 

berger's    school    and    The    Ely    school,    New  Co.;    member    Alpha    Tau    Omega    fraternity. 

York;    trustee    American    Foundation    for    the  Residence:    12988  Clifton-blvd.     Office:   Ulmer 

Blind;  trustee  Cleveland  Welfare  Federation;  Bldg. 

associated  ^^'^h     Cleveland     Society    for     the  is„,MAXSKY,    Otfo    K..    real    estate;    born. 

^Vrn.nH    r^nn^rv    «n^    wr.^pn'1    A^^  Monroe.  Mich.,  Dec.   30.  1872;  son  Otto  F.   and 

Kirtland    Country    and    \vomen  s    City    cluos.    _,,. ^^.i,    /-it- i\    e-,!~„„„i,,..    ™o--i„j     t-i„ 

Residence:    Winden.    Willoughby.    O.  ?.nff  At^^v,  ^^^1?  \q    Vs^f  t^HV.tTi     '^^hr,?.; 

troit,  Mich.,  Sept.  19,  1891  to  Mattie  Robinson 

SHER"WI\',  Raymond  Dudley,  insurance;  — children,  Karl  K.  and  Dr.  Lee  E.  Shiman- 
born.  New  Haven,  Conn.,  May  28,  1896;  son  sky;  assisted  with  Liberty  drives;  civilian  in 
Forrest  Leslie  and  Grace  E.  (Munger)  Sher-  charge  of  Gen.  Pershing's  headquarters  band 
win;  educated.  Wesleyan  Univ.  Middletown.  on  tour  of  country  in  the  interest  of  Victory 
Conn.  B.A.:  married.  Cleveland,  June  3,  1922  loan;  Columbus,  O.,  correspondent,  Toledo 
to  Helen  Sprague — children.  Elizabeth  Sher-  Blade  and  Cincinnati  Enquirer;  Washington 
win;  affiliated  with  Aetna  Life  Insurance  Co.:  correspondent.  Toledo  Blade;  political  sec. 
member  University  club.  Residence:  2298  Myron  T.  Herrick.  when  governor;  executive 
Bellfield-ave.  Office:  622  Leader  Bldg.  sec.  Ohio  Chamber  of  Commerce;  editor 
c^w  ^  ^w,  ..^,.,,  ».  m_.  „  J  _  Cleveland  Times;  pres.  Cleveland  Commercial 
SHIACH,  William  Mackle.  pres.  and  gen.  Publishing  Co.,  Shimanskv  Realty  Co.  and 
mgr.  The  Globe  Refining  Co.;  born,  To-  United  Press,  assn.;  vlce-pres.  The  Orchard 
ronto.  Can.,  Oct.  23,  1885;  son  John  and  Beach  Golf  Club  Co.;  director  Ohio  Chamber  of 
Emma  (Clarry)  Shiach;  educated,  Toronto  Commerce;  member  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
public  schools;  married.  Marietta,  0.,  Dec.  7,  Commerce,  Mid-Day,  City,  Cleveland  Adver- 
1909  to  Ida  M.  Noll — children.  Mildred  L.  and  tising  and  Optimist  clubs.  Residence:  12988 
Catherine  G.  Shiach;  salesman  The  Canadian  Clifton-blvd.  Office:  Ulmer  Bldg. 
Oil  Co.,  Toronto,  1905;  manager  same  com- 
pany, Hamilton,  Can.  1907;  gen.  mgr.  The  SHIMMOV,  Claude  Wilber,  real  estate  ap- 
Globe  Refining  Co.  1914;  vlce-pres.  1916;  praiser  and  loan  manager:  born,  Pittsburg, 
member  Heights  lodge  F.  &  A,  M.;  member  Pa.,  Dec.  31,  1878;  son  John  C.  and  Eliza- 
Cleveland    Chamber     of    Commerce;     member  beth     (McLaughlin)     Shimmon;     educated. 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland  public  schools,  Adelbert  college. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.  B.  1901;  Cleveland 
Law  School  for  two  years;  married,  Bedford, 
O..  Sept.  1904  to  Florence  Prestagre — children, 
Blanche  Elizabeth,  Claudia  Eloise  and  ,Tohn 
Duane  Shimmon;  Cleveland  Cltv  Council 
1910-1911;  sold  real  estat«  1901-1022;  has 
made  real  estate  appraisals  since  1916;  loan 
manager  New  York  Life  Insurance  Co.  since 
1923;  vice  pres.  Cranwood  Land  Co,  and  Cran- 
wood  Estates  Co.;  director  Harvard  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.,  Harvard  Mortgage  Co.  and  Fair- 
mount  Mortgage  Co.;  member  Alpha  Tau 
Omega  fraternity:  member  Masonic  lodge 
and  Kniglits  of  Pythias;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  Chagrin  Valley  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  horse  back  riding.  Re- 
sidence: 3065  Warrington-rd.  Office:  1130 
Williamson   Bldg. 

SHIR  AS,  Howard  H.,  oculist;  born,  Otta- 
wa, Kan..  June  3,  1884;  son  William  M. 
and  Cornelia  B.  (Adams)  Rhiras;  educated 
Kansas  Univ.,  University  Medical  college, 
Kansas  City  Mo.  and  New  York  Eye  and 
Ear  Infirmary,  M.D..  O.D.S.;  capt.  Medical 
corps,  U.  S.  army,  world  war;  member  Cleve- 
land Academy  of  Medicine,  Ohio  State  Medi- 
cal as.sn.;  American  Medical  assn.;  American 
Academy  Opthalmology  and  Otolaryngology 
(W.R.U.)  societies;  visiting  Ophthalmologist 
Cleveland  City  hospital.  Charity  and  Wom- 
an's hospitals:  member  Delta  Sigma  Delta 
and  Phi  Beta  Pi  fraternities.  Residence 
1523    East-blvd.      Office:    629    Guardian    Bldg. 

SHIRKY,  Oscar  Merle,  physician;  born, 
Latrobe,  Pa..  May  15,  1878;  son  Charles  Ed- 
ward and  Elizabeth  (Gilmore)  Shirey;  edu- 
cated, L^niversity  of  Denver  one  year;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.,  M.D.  1903;  post  graduate 
work  at  Harvard  Univ.  1919;  Univ.  of  Viennn 
1922  and  1923;  married,  Cleveland.  1907  to 
Ethel  Ouftridge — children.  Merle  Shirey,  .Ir. ; 
capt.  medical  corps  world  w^ar;  interne  St. 
Alexis  hospital  1903-1904;  member  American 
Academy  of  Ophthalmology  and  Otolaryng- 
ology: member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine, Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns.; 
member  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fraternity;  mem- 
ber American  Legion;  32nd  degree  Mason, 
Al  Koran  Shrine  and  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland  Town  and 
Country.  Exchange  (pres.  1923-24),  Chagrin 
Valley  Country,  Shrine  Luncheon  and  High 
Noon  clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  fishing  and 
bowling.  Residence:  26S7  Coventrv-rd.,  Sha- 
ker Hghts.     Office:  533  Osborn  Bldg. 

SHIVERICK,  Abb,  merchant;  born,  Omaha, 
Neb.;  son  Charles  and  Eleanor  (Crary) 
Shiverick;  educated.  Concord,  N.  H.,  St. 
Paul's  school;  married,  Jane  Bancroft — chil- 
dren, Jane,  Asa  Jr  and  Charles  Shiverick; 
pres.  The  Higbee  Co.;  chairman  Cleveland 
Chapter,  American  Red  Cross;  member  Union, 
(Country,  Kirtland.  Pepper  Pike,  Mid  Dav 
and  City  clubs.  Residence:  2552  Fairmount 
Blvd.      Office:      The    Higbee    Co.  

SHMOCK,  Reatrloe  Bnlley;  born,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  3.  1898;  daughter  Nettie  Wagar  Bailey; 
educated,  Cleveland,  Laurel  school  and  at- 
tended College  for  Women,  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  three  years,  class  of  1921;  married, 
Lakewood,  June  29,  1921  to  Carlton  Louis 
Shmock — children,  Carlton  Louis  Shmock,  Jr.; 
member  Gamma  Delta  Tau  sorority  (pres. 
1920)  W.R.U.;  member  Laurel  School  and 
Western  Reserve  Alumnae  assn.;  sec.  and 
treas.  Lakewood  Alumnae  Branch  of  College 
for  Women,  W.  R.  U. ;  treas.  Gamma  Delta 
Tau  sorority  alumnae.  Recreation:  bridge 
and  dancing.  Residence:  15703  Ililliard-rd., 
Lakewood. 


SHMOCK,  Carlton  I.oniNt  born,  Cleveland, 
May  21,  1897;  son  Herman  and  Mary  (Becker) 
Shmock;  educated,  Shaw  high  school  1916; 
University  of  Mich.  B.A.  1920;  married.  Lake- 
wood.  June  29,  1921  to  Beatrice  Ballev — child- 
ren, Carlton  Louis  Shmock,  Jr.;  served  in 
U.  S.  navy  from  May  1917  to  June  1919; 
commissioned  •nslgn;  bond  salesman  with 
National  City  Co.  1920-1923;  executive  sec. 
of  The  Big  Ten  Univ.  club  July  1923  to 
Sept.  1,  1926;  now  with  Shmock  Distributing 
Co.;  director  The  Alpha  Co.;  member  Hermit- 
age fraternity;  member  Univ.  of  Michigan 
club  of  Cleveland  (sec.  1921  and  1922;  pres. 
1923)  and  Big  Ten  Univ.  club.  Recreation: 
golf  and  bowling.  Residence:  15703  Hilliard- 
rd.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1606,  308  Euclid-ave. 
Bldg. 

SHOLKS,  Alice  Everett;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Sylvester  Thomas  and  Alice  Louise 
(Wade)  Everett;  educated,  Cleveland,  Miss 
Mittleberger's  school;  Ogontz  school;  Miss 
Spence's  school,  New  York;  Madam  de  Mor- 
rlni  in  Neullly,  near  Paris;  married.  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  16,  1908  to  Justin  G.  Sholes — 
children,  Justin  G.,  Jr.,  Everett  and  Alice 
Wade  Sholes;  associated  with  Cleveland 
Protestant  Orphan  Asylum;  member  D.A.R.; 
member  Junior  league;  member  Brownie, 
and  Women's  City  clubs.  Recreation:  sail- 
ing, horseback  riding,  swimming  and  golf. 
Residence:    11130    Magnolia-dr. 

SHOIiES,  JiiHtin  G.,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland:  son  Thomas  Giles  and  Harriet 
(Estee)  Sholes;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  16.  190S 
to  Alice  Everett — children,  Justin  G.  Sholes, 
Jr.,  Everett  Sholes  and  Alice  Wade  Sholes; 
Orasselli  Chemical  Co.  1900;  The  Lennox 
Chemical  Co.  1900-1910;  The  Ohio  Chemical  & 
Affg.  Co.  since  1910;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Ohio 
Chemical  &  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Union,  Country,  Kirtland  Country  and  Cleve- 
land Automobile  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
sailing  and  horseback  riding.  Residence: 
11130  Magnolla-dr.  Office:  1177  Marquette- 
st.    N.    E. 

SHOOK,  Floyd  David,  assoc.  gen.  agent 
Penn.  Mutual  Life;  born,  Randolph,  O.;  son 
David  and  Linda  (Stambaugh)  Shook;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  A.B.  1887;  mar- 
ried, Randolph.  O.  Nov.  20.  1889  to  Josephine 
Trescott;  sec.  treas.  The  Adams  &  Ford  Co. 
21  years;  asso.  gen.  agent  Penn.  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co.  14  years;  pres.  The  Ohio  In- 
surance agency  Co.  15  years;  sec.  and  trustee 
Knoll  wood  Cemetery  Assn.;  pres.  and  trustee 
Cleveland  Christian  Home  for  Children; 
chairman  campaign  and  building  committee 
for  new  building  of  Cleveland  Christian 
home;  erected  and  paid  for  new  building 
Sept.  1924-Jan.  1926,  costing  $255,000;  trustee 
Cleveland  Disciples  Union  and  Euclid-ave. 
Christian  church;  32nd  degree  Mason,  Lake 
Erie  Consistory,  Babcock  lodge,  MrKlnley 
chapter,  Holyrood  Commandery.  and  Knights 
Templai-;  member  Underwriters  assn.  and 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Masonic 
Temple  club  and  Acacia  Country.  City  and 
High  Noon  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and 
travel.  Residence:  1910  E.  90th  st.  Office: 
1712   Keith   Bldg. 

SHORT,  Florence  Thompnon,  advertising 
copy  writer;  born,  Hudson.  O  Julv  30,  1SS9; 
daughter  Chas.  R.  and  Mary  M.  (Whapham) 
Tliompson;  educated,  Hudson  public  schools. 
Western  Reserve  Academy,  Hudson  and  Mil- 
ler Technical  school,  Akron;  married.  Hud* 
son,  Apr.  22,  1911  to  CHayton  F.  Short — child, 
Juanlta  Short;  came  to  Cleveland  from 
Akron  in  1919  employed  by  the  Illghee  T'o. 
as    advertising    copy    writer;    a.sst.    to    adver- 


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tlslng  manager  at  present;  editor  of  house 
organ  of  Hlgbee  Co.;  charter  member  of  Bus- 
iness and  Professional  Women's  club  and 
member  Women's  Advertising  club,  on 
Weathervane  bulletin  committee.  Recreation: 
reading,  music,  dancing,  theatres,  driving 
and  spending  week-ends  in  the  country. 
Residence:  2199  Warren-rd.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice: The  Higbee  Co. 

snOTTER,  Arthnr  Herbert,  Insurance; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  7,  1866;  son  Spencer 
Lough  and  Marv  (Proudfoot)  Shotter;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  23,  1898  to  .Julia  Leinin- 
ger — children,  Ann  Catherine  (Mrs.  Kieser), 
Carl  Leininger  and  Mary  Virginia  Shotter; 
member  Cleveland  Catling  Gun  Battery  and 
an  active  worker  in  every  Liberty,  Vic- 
tory and  Community  chest  campaign;  mem- 
ber American  Protective  league;  supervisor 
Cleveland  Community  Fund;  member  Ohio 
assn.  of  Fire  Insurance  Agents;  member 
Fairmount  Presbyterian  church;  member 
Mayfleld  Country,  Hermit  and  Fire  Insurance 
clubs.  Recreation:  touring,  travel  and 
bridge.  Residence:  2277  Stillman-rd.  Of- 
fice:   1276    W.    3rd.    St. 

SHOTTER,  Jnlia  Leininger;  born,  New 
York  City,  July  6,  1874;  educated,  Cleveland, 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school  and  Wilson  col- 
lege, Chambersburg,  Pa.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  23,  1898  to  Arthur  Herbert  Shotter — 
children,  Anna  Catherine  (Mrs.  Kieser),  Carl 
Leininger  and  Mary  Virginia  Shotter;  mem- 
ber Wilson  college  alumni  assn.;  member 
Fairmount  Presbyterian  church;  member 
W^omen's  and  Mayfleld  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2277  Stillman-rd. 

SHOWALTER,  Aqullla  C,  gen.  supt. 
N.  Y.  C.  &  St.  L.  R.  R.;  born,  Akron,  O.,  Nov. 
15,  1873;  son  Samuel  and  Sarah  (Martin) 
Showalter;  educated,  Lorain  high  school; 
married,  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Dec.  29,  1894  to 
Mary  E.  McConnell — children,  one;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; member  Central  R.  R.  club  of  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y..  Western  R.  R.  club  of  Chicago, 
111.,  and  Traffic  club  of  Cleveland.  Resi- 
dence: 3015  E.  Overlook-rd.  Office:  Colum- 
bia  Bldg. 

SHELTERS,  Hoyt  V.,  pres.  National  City 
Bank;  born,  Ellington,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  3,  1868; 
son  Edwin  and  Martha  (Camp)  Shulters; 
educated,  Ellington  Academy  and  Rochester 
Business  college;  married,  Palnesville.  O., 
Aug.  20,  1890  to  Mary  Elizabeth  Courtright; 
first  position  was  with  a  flour  mill;  in  1887 
accepted  accountant's  position  with  The  Tif- 
fin, (O.)  Natural  Gas  Co.;  after  its  absorpton 
In  1889  in  The  Northwestern  Ohio  Natural 
Gas  Co.,  promoted  to  asst.  sec.  and  treas. 
1891;  with  offices  in  Toledo;  became  sec. 
and  treas.  1895;  transferred  to  Cleveland 
as  sec.  and  treas.  East  Ohio  Gas  Co.  1902; 
became  director  National  City  Bank  Jan. 
1916;  pres.  Nov.  1,  1918;  now  pres.  and  direc- 
tor; director  Cleveland  Union  Stock  Yards 
Co.,  The  Dover  Fire  Brick  Co.  and  The  S. 
Korach  Co.;  member  Union.  Kirtland,  Coun- 
try, Cleveland  Athletic,  Mid-Day  and  Ohio 
Society  of  New  York  clubs.  Recreation: 
farming  and  stock  raising.  Residence:  2488 
Marlboro-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Summer: 
Mentor,  O.  Office:  National  City  Bank,  Euc- 
lid  and   Sixth. 

SHULTERS,  Mary  Conrtright;  born, 
Palnesville,  O.,  Aug.  17,  1868;  daughter 
Thomas  and  Harriet  M.  (Brink)  Courtright; 
educated,  Palnesville,  Lake  Erie  college  1889; 
married,  Palnesville,  Aug.  20,  1890  to  Hoyt 
V.  Shulters;  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:  2488  Marlboro-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Summer:    Mentor,    O. 


SHIJPE,  Alice  Jo  Cannon;  born,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  20.  1898;  daughter  Nelson  A.  and  Marian 
(Wing)  Cannon;  educated,  Vassar  college 
A.B.  1919;  married,  Cleveland,  May  2,  1921  to 
Dr.  Thomas  Pollock  Shnpe — children.  John 
Barnett  and  Richard  Amldon  Shupe;  member 
Vassar  Alumnae  assn.;  member  University 
and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
driving  and  tennis.  Residence:  3053  Hunt- 
Ington-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts. 

SHUPE,  Thomn.t  P.,  surgeon;  born,  Lan- 
cater,  O.  1886;  son  Albert  and  Emma  (Bar- 
nett) Shupe;  educated,  Wooster,  O.  prepara- 
tory school,  Wooster  college,  A.B.  and  West- 
ern Reserve  Medical  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land 1921  to  Alice  Jo  Cannon — children,  John 
Barnet  and  Richard  Amidon  Shupe;  with 
Lakeside  Unit  overseas,  later  with  British; 
during  two  years  overseas  ranked  as  lleut., 
capt.  and  major;  made  member  College  of 
Surgeons;  with  Doctors  Crile,  Lower  and 
Bunts  for  years:  now  associated  with  Harry 
G.  Sloan  and  Frank  Scott  Gibson,  surg- 
eons; member  National  medical  societies; 
member  Sigma  Nu  and  Kappa  Sigma  fra- 
ternities: member  University  and  Canter- 
bury clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residonce: 
3053  Huntington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
Hanna    Bldg. 

SHURIWER,  Edward  Dnnlcl,  real  estate; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  3,  1869;  son  Daniel  and 
Elizabeth  (Townsend)  Shurmer;  educated 
Cleveland,  Brooks  Military  academy  and 
Phillips  Andover,  Andover,  Mass.;  married. 
Cleveland,  Jan.  24,  1903  to  Ethelind  Wells 
Crawford — children,  Jane  Wells  and  Eliza- 
beth To%vnsend  Shurmer;  capt.  Co.  K  10  Ohio 
Volunteer  Infantry;  treas.  The  Shurmer  Co.; 
director  The  Properties  Co.  and  The  Cleve- 
land and  Buffalo  Transit  Co.;  member  Rotary 
club  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  2709  South- 
ington-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1814  Guar- 
antee  Title   Bldg. 

SHURMER,  Etkeliud  Crawford;  born,  Bal- 
timore, Md.,  Nov.  14,  18S1;  daughter  James 
Bosbey  and  Harriet  Louisa  (Wells)  Craw- 
ford; educated,  Baltimore.  Md.,  Bryn  Mawr 
preparatory  school  and  Woodside  Seminary, 
Hartford,  Conn.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  24, 
1903  to  Edward  Daniel  Shurmer — children, 
Jane  Wells  and  Elizabeth  Townsend  Shurmer. 
Residence:  2709  Southlngton-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts. 

SICKELS,  ElUuor  L..;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
15,  1845;  daughter  John  and  E.  L.  (Babcock) 
Davies;  educated,  Clinton,  N.  Y.,  Houghton 
Seminary;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  29.  1863 
to  Sheldon  Sickels — children,  Mrs.  Charles 
Keim,  Mrs.  M.  P.  Reynolds  and  M.  C.  and 
Grace  E.  Sickels.    Residence:    1942  E.   79th  st. 

SIDDALIi,  George  Bennett,  lawyer;  born, 
Oberlin,  O.,  Dec.  13,  1866;  son  Dr.  James  F. 
and  Sarah  Orinda  (Candee)  Siddall;  educated. 
Oberlin  public  schools,  Oberlin  college,  A.B. 
1891  and  Western  Reserve  Law  school;  mar- 
ried, Calumet,  Mich.,  Aug.  17,  1892  to  Nettio 
May  Danielson:  admitted  to  bar  Mar.  1896; 
member  firm  Henderson,  Quail  and  Siddall 
1904-1915;  associated  with  Henderson,  Quail, 
Siddall  and  Morgan  since  1915;  director 
Cleveland  Trust  Co..  Ohio  Quarries  Co.  and 
Ohio  Cut  Stone  Co.;  trustee  Oberlin  college; 
member  Cleveland,  Ohio  and  American  Bar 
assns.;  member  Union,  Mayfleld  and  Univer- 
sitv  clubs.  Residence:  1961  Ford-dr.  Office: 
1525    Guardian   Bldg. 

SIDD.VLLi,  Kingdon  Thornton,  attorney; 
born,  Ravenna,  O.,  Sept.  2,  1890;  son  Isaac 
Thornton  and  Gertrude  (Doud)  Siddall;  edu- 
cated. Kenyon  college,  A.B.  1911;  Harvard 
Law  school,  LL.B.  1914;  married,  Maysville, 
Ky.,    Feb.    23,   1924   to   Minerva  Nelson   Stock- 


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ton;  member  troop  A.  1916-1917;  capt.  136 
Machine  Gun  Battalion  serving  overseas; 
awarded  Croix  de  Guerre:  member  of  firm 
Wilkin,  Cross  and  Daoust  attorneys;  director 
Empire  Varnish  Co.,  Buckeye  Chair  Co., 
Ridge  Road  Land  Co.  and  The  May  Fields 
Co.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity; 
member  University  and  Counti'y  club.  Res- 
idence: 3311  Maynard-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:     1106    Union    Mortgage    Bldg. 

SIDD.\LL,  Mluerva  S<ookton;  born,  Mays- 
vllle.  Ky.  189S;  daughter  William  Nelson 
and  Maud  Evelyn  (Kirk)  Stockton;  educated, 
Maysvllle  high  school  and  St.  Mary's  school; 
married,  MaysviUe,  Ky.,  Feb.  23,  1924  to 
Kingdon  Thornton  Slddall.  Residence:  3311 
Maynard-rd.,   Shaker  Hghts. 

SIDDAl.L,  Mlunie  Beard;  born,  Colum- 
biana, O.,  Aug.  4,  1869;  daughter  George  and 
Marie  (Strickler)  Beard;  educated,  Oberlin 
college  A.B.  1891;  married,  Oberlin,  Aug.  29. 
1894  to  Dr.  William  Asa  Slddall — children, 
Roger  B.,  Richard  W.,  Marian  and  Frances  A. 
Siddall;  member  East  Cleveland  City  Com- 
mission elected  1921;  member  Metropolitan 
council;  member  Cleveland  Conference  for 
Educational  Co-operation;  member  board  of 
trustees  Y.W.C.A.;  member  board  East  Cleve- 
land branch;  member  executive  board  Con- 
sumer's league  of  Ohio;  member  Women's 
City,  East  Cleveland  Woman's  and  former 
member  College  clubs.  Residence:  1880  Wy- 
more-ave..  East  Cleveland. 

SIDDALL,  William  A„  dentist;  born.  Ober- 
lin, O.,  Mar.  9,  1868;  son  James  F.  and 
Orinda  (Candee)  Siddall;  educated,  Ober- 
lin, O.  grade  and  high  school;  Oberlin  college 
two  years;  Univ.  of  Penn.  Dental  school, 
D.D.S.  1891;  married,  Oberlin,  O.  Aug.  29 
1894  to  Mary  Beard — children,  Roger  B., 
Richard  W.,  Marian  F.  and  Frances  A.  Sid- 
dall; has  practiced  dentistry  in  Cleveland 
since  1S92;  member  (past  pres.)  Cleveland 
Dental  society  and  Northern  Ohio  Dental 
assn.;  member  Ohio  State  and  American  Den- 
tal assns. ;  member  Windermere  Presbyterian 
church  and  active  in  various  civic  and  phil- 
anthropic organizations;  member  City  club. 
Residence:  1880  Wymore-ave.,  East  Cleve- 
land.   Office:    1011  Guardian  Bldg. 

SIDLO,  Thomas  L.,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Mar.  10,  1888;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  A.B. 
1909,  A.M.  1910  and  LL.B.  1912;  married,  June 
27,  1914  to  Winifred  M.  Morgan;  asst.  street 
railroad  commissioner,  Cleveland  1912-1913; 
commissioner  of  franchises,  Cleveland  1913- 
1914;  director  of  public  service,  Cleveland 
1914-1915;  city  representative  arbitration  be- 
tween City  of  Cleveland  and  Cleveland  Rail- 
way Co.,  1917;  partner  Baker,  Hostetler  and 
Sidlo;  director  Midland  Bank;  controller  and 
general  counsel  Scripps-Howard  Newspapers; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi,  Phi  Delta  Phi  and  Delta 
Sigma  Rho  fraternities;  member  University, 
Mid-Day  and  City  club.s.  Residence:  12574 
Cedar-rd..  Cleveland  lights.  Office:  Union 
Trust   Bldg. 

SID.MOV,  Selle  David,  health  builder;  born, 
Chicago,  111.,  May  8,  1890;  son  Louis  and 
Jennie  Sidney;  educated,  high  school  and 
business  college;  married,  Detroit,  Mich., 
June  1,  1916  to  Belle  Mittenthal;  donated 
services  and  Institutions  In  Detroit  and 
Cleveland  to  army  and  navy  physcally  dis- 
abled and  to  those  who  could  not  pass  tests; 
pres.  Sidney  Hill  System  of  Cleveland  and 
Mary  O'Donnell  Inst.;  pres.  Sidney  Hill  Sys- 
tem of  Buffalo  and  The  Sidney  Hill  system 
of  Boston,  Mass.,  Master  Mason,  32nd  de- 
gree Scottish   Rite,   Shrlner,   Moslem   Temple, 


Detroit;  past  chancellor  Knights  of  Pythias, 
F.  M.  Burroughs  lodge,  Chicago;  member 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Willodale  Golf  club,  Buffalo.  N.  Y.  Recrea- 
tion: handball,  golf  and  baseball.  Residence: 
2135  Coventry-rd.  Office:  717  E.  Superior- 
Hve. 

SIEGEL,  Loula  R.,  surgeon;  born.  New  York 
City,  Mar.  5,  1894;  son  Zlsman  and  Anna 
(Silver)  Siegel;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Dental  school  1916;  Baldwin  Wallace  law 
school  1918;  Lakeside  hospital  anesethetlc 
dept.  1919;  stationed  at  Ft.  Benjamin  Har- 
rison, medical  dept.     Office:  210  Osborn  Bldg. 

SIKGEL,  Mortimer  L^  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  27,  1898;  son  Bernhard  and 
Mary  (Winnlcofsky)  Siegel;  educated.  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1919.  magna  cum 
laude;  Western  Reserve  Medical  school,  M.D.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1924  to  Leona  A. 
Amster;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; member  Alpha  Omega  Alpha.  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  and  Phi  Delta  Upsllon  fraternities. 
Residence:  1814  Stanwood-rd.,  East  Cleve- 
land.  Office:    14706   St.   Clair-ave. 

SIGLER,  Alice  L.;  born.  Fowler,  O.,  July  24, 
1850;  daughter  Adison  R.  and  Lucy  (Baldwin) 
Silliman;  educated,  Mt.  Union  college;  mar- 
ried. Fowler,  O.,  Oct  15,  1872  to  Lucius  M. 
Sigler — children,  Gilbert  L.  Sigler;  member 
Women's  City  club.  Residence:  7219  Carnegie- 
ave. 

SIGLER,  LucIdh  M.,  jewler;  born.  Fowler, 
O..  Feb.  20,  1849;  son  Gilbert  and  Lorlnda 
(Tyrreil)  Sigler;  educated,  Oberlin  college; 
married.  Fowler,  O.,  Oct.  15,  1872  to  Alice  L. 
Silliman — children,  Gilbert  L.  Sigler;  pres. 
The  Sigler  Bros.  Co.;  director  The  Superior 
Bond  and  Mortgage  Co.;  Residence:  7219 
Carnegie-ave.   Office:    1017   Euclid-ave. 

SILRER,  Isadore  B.,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  5,  1895;  son  Abraham  and 
Anne  (Schonberg)  Silber;  educated,  Adelbert 
college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  cum 
laude;  Medical  school  M.D. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  26,  1924  to  Dorothy  Weitz;  mem- 
ber medical  reserve  corps  1917-1919;  senior 
pediatrist,  Mt.  Sinai  hospital;  member  A.M. A., 
Ohio  State  Med.  assn.,  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine,  Central  States  Pediatric  and  Cleve- 
land Pediatric  societies;  member  Cleveland 
Medical  library;  member  Alpha  Omega  Alpha 
fraternity;  member  Golden  Square  lodge. 
F.&A.M.;  member  Wlndemere  lodge  K.  of  P. 
Recreation:  golf  and  billiards.  Residence: 
2915  Ludlow-rd.     Office:   1061G  Euclld-ave. 

SILLER,  John  G.,  clerk;  born,  Germany, 
Aug.  7,  1856;  son  Christian  and  Katherine 
(Gelger)  Siller;  educated,  Germany,  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  5,  1878  to 
C  h  r  I  s  t  I  n  e  Krauss — children,  Mrs.  Clara 
Sleker,  John  G.  Siller,  Jr..  Walter  Siller,  Mrs. 
Julia  Salter,  Ernedst  J.  Siller,  Jr.,  Mrs.  Marie 
Murawsky  and  Arnold  H.  Siller;  associated 
with  The  Weldeman  Co.  since  Dec.  1872.  Re- 
creation: several  trips  to  Europe.  Residence: 
9307  Columbla-ave.  OiTlce:  The  Weldeman  Co. 

SILLER^  John  G.,  Jr.  see.  The  Weldeman 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  June  11,  1880;  son  John 
G.  and  Christina  (Kraus)  Siller;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  12,  1906  to  Emma  Assmus — children,  a 
son  and  a  daughter;  associated  with  the 
Weldeman  Co.  since  June  29,  1896;  director 
The  Saegertown  Mineral  Water  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  2646  En- 
dlcott-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  West  9th 
and    Mandrake-ave. 

SILVA,  Abbott  B.,  forester;  born,  Thomas- 
vllle,  Ga.,  Oct.  4,  1885;  son  William  P.  and 
Caroline     (Beecher)      Silva;     educated,     Yale 


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Univ.    Ph.B.    and    M.F.;     married,     Hamilton,  Royal   Academy.   Munich;   married,   Cleveland. 

Mont.,    Apr.    23.    1914    to    Gladys    Ileyward —  June   2,   1898   to   Cornelia  A.    RuBsell;   member 

children,    Abbott   II    and   William   Silva;    pres.  American   Art  assn.,   Paris;   Society  of  Cleve- 

The    Silva    Pfeifer    Co.,    Inc.;    member    Amerl-  land     Artists,      Cleveland.       Kesldence:      8201 

can   Forestry   assn.;   National   Geographic   so-  Cllnton-ave. 
clety     and     Society     of    American     Foresters; 

member  board  of  management  East  end  SIMONDS  Otiii  Frnnkllu,  oculist;  born 
Y  M  C  A-  member  City  and  Rotary  clubs.  Portland,  Me.,  Apr.  9.  18S2;  son  Franklin  and 
Residence-  3280  E  Falrfax-rd.  Office:  12429  M.  Louisa  (Beeman)  Slmonds;  educated,  How- 
P^f^ir  r^  rtti.i**  u.  ^^.^  college  A.B.  1906;  Medical  School  of 
(..euar-iu.  Maine,  M.D.  1909;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
SILVEU,  Abba  Hlllel,  rabbi;  born,  Lltnu-  24,  192B  to  Alice  Dorothy  Arnold;  pres.  board 
anla,  Jan.  28,  1893;  son  Moses  and  IJiana  ^f  trustees  of  public  service  of  Rocky  River; 
(Seamon)  Silver;  educated,  Univ.  of  Clncln-  pres.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Rocky  River; 
nati  1915;  Hebrew  Union  College  1915  or-  ^sst.  chief  eye  surgeon  on  the  staff  of  St. 
dalned  rabbi;  D.D.  1925;  married.  Wheeling,  Lukes  hospital;  chief  oculist  St.  Lukes 
W.  Va.,  Jan.  2,  1923  to  Virginia  Horkheimer;  hospital  eye  clinic;  member  Academy  of 
in  France  during  world  war  at  the  request  Medicine  of  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  Medical 
of  the  U.  S.  and  French  governments;  deco-  assn.,  American  Medical  assn.  and  American 
rated  by  the  French  govt,  for  conspicuous  Ophthalmological  and  Oto-laryngological 
service;  East  105th  and  Ansel  Rd.  lempie  society;  member  Delta  Upsilon  and  Alpha 
was  erected  under  the  personal  direction  or  Kappa  Kappa  fraternities;  member  Masonic 
Rabbi  Silver;  dedicated,  Sept.  1924;  vice  pres.  order  32nd  degree  Mason  and  Tall  Cedars; 
Zionist  organization  of  America;  member  niember  Shrine  Luncheon,  High  Noon  and 
executive  board  Central  Conference  of  Arner-  ^akewood  Country  clubs.  Residence:  West- 
lean  Rabbis  and  Commission  of  Education  [^ke  Hotel.  Office:  302  Hanna  Bldg. 
of  Union  of  American  Hebrew  Congregations; 

chairman      Bureau    of    Jewish     Education     of  SIMPSON,     George     Cheetham.      insurance; 

Cleveland"      board      of     directors     Associated  born,    St.    Paul,   Minn.,   Jan.    5,    1874;    son    VVil- 

Charities    and    Jewish    Federation    of    Cleve-  Ham    Henry    and    Sarah    Margaret    (Chutham) 


derice-    1485    E.    105th-st.      Office:    The    Tern-  as    manager    ot    Northwestern    National    ins. 

aence.    ^^i*^    -p-    ^    ^"'     .^o^i   tA  Co.    of   Milwaukee;    later   manager    Itoyal    Ins. 

pie.  East  105th  st.  and  Ansel-rd.  ^,^     ^^   Liverpool;    then   sec.   The   O.    M.    Staf- 

SILiVER,      Ralph      Sumner,      manufacturer;  ford    Goss    Bedell    Co.;    now    vice    pres.    The 

born     Cleveland,    Mar.    28,    1880;    son    Michael  Brooks    Stafford   Co.;    member   Military   Order 

Theo'dor    and    Debbie    (Horwltz)    Silver;    edu-  of   Foreign    Wars;    member   Mayfield   Country 

cated    Cleveland   public   schools   and   Harvard  and    Cleveland    Athletic    clubs.    Recreation: 

college   A.B.;    married,   New    York    City,    June  golf.      Residence:      2368     Roxboro-rd.      Office: 

8    1909  to  Ruth  M.  Freeman — children,  Ralph,  1231    Chester-ave. 

Maxine.    Francis     Teddy    and    Earnest    Silver;  Dorothy     Austen;     born.     Cleveland, 

Residence:      2900     Washlngton-blvd..     Cleve-  ^^^    ^f  ^^^^_    daughter    George    A.    and    Ada 

land   Hgnts.  (Piper)    Rudd;    educated,    Cleveland    public 

SIIjVER,    Ruth    F.;    born,    Toledo,    O.,    1881;  schools  and  Laurel  school;  married,  Cleveland, 

daughter   Jacob   and    Rose    (Judd)    Friedman;  June    16,    1915    to    Harry    D.    Sims — children, 

educated,    public    schools    and    Radcliffe    col-  George  Rudd,  Harry  D.,  Jr.  and  John   Austen 

lege-    married.    New    York   City,   June   1909    to  Sims;    Women's  Aux.    of  Huron    Rd.    Hospital. 

Ralph    S       Silver — children,     Ralph,     Maxine,  Residence:    2866    West    Park-blvd.,    Shaker 

Francis,    Teddy    and    Ernest     Silver.        Resl-  Hghts. 

dence:      2900      Washlngton-blvd.,      Cleveland  ^^^^^    ^^^^^  DeMott,  sec.   The  Chandler  & 

"S"*^^-                             „  .                   ^.                 .  Rudd  Co.;  born,  New  York  City,  May  14,  1882; 

SIMMONS,   Chan.   Delauxoii,   attorney,   born,  g^j^    Samuel    M.    and    Louise    W.    (Wlngrove) 

Norwalk,    O.,    Mar     4,     188<;    son    b.     E.    ana  gimg-  educated.  New  York,  grade  schools  and 

Harriet   (Dimon)   Simmons;  educated,   Unlver-  D^ight    Preparatory    school;    married,    Cleve- 

sity  school,  Cleveland  1905;  Yale  college  1909,  j^nd,    June    16,    1915    to    Dorothy    A.    Rudd— 

A.B.;    Western    Reserve    Univ.    Law    s  c  h  o  o  1  children,    George    Rudd,    Harry    DeMott,    Jr., 

LL.B.  1911;  married,  Norwalk.  O.,  .Tuly  2,  1919  and    John    Austen    Sims;    active    in    Food    Ad- 

to  Catharine  Boughton — children,  Mary  Catn-  ministration.    Liberty   and   Victory   loan    cam- 

arine   Simmons;    capt.    Inf.    Co.   C.    337th    regt.  paigns;    pres.     two    terms     Cleveland    Hghts. 

85th    division     1917-1919;     member     law     Arm  Civic  club;  private  sec.  to  John  D.  Rockefeller 

Simmons,  DeWltt,  and  Vilas;  sec.  and  director  g^    jqj,  seven  years;  director  sec.  The  Chand- 

The    Webb    Investment    Co.    and    The    Wel)b  j^^  ^  Rudd  Co.;  director  and   executive   com- 

Development    Co.;    director    The    Automobile  nilttee    The    Liberty    Savings    &    Loan    Co.    of 

Screw  Product  Co.;  pres.  and  director  Cedar-  Cleveland;  trustee  and  sec.  treas.  Huron  Road 

Lee    Realty    Co.;    sec.    and    director    The   Ciia-  hospital;     chairman    fiscal    trustee     Woman's 

teau    Co.;     member    Country    and    Univ-ersity  hospital;  pres.  trustee  Alta  Social  Settlement; 

clubs.  Residence:  2183  St.  James-pkwy.  Office:  member  Advertising  and  (pres.)  Chagrin  Val- 

806  Fidelity  Mortgage  Bldg.  ley   Country   clubs.    Recreation:    home,    family 

SIMMONS,     Cornelia     A.;     born,     Cleveland;  and    golf.    Residence:    2866    West    Park-blvd. 

daughter   Charles    W.    and   Jenny    L.    (Colvin)  Office:   234  Euclid-ave. 

r.u.ssell;      educated,      Cleveland,      Hathaway-  SINGER,  George  A^  dlst.   sales  mgr.;   born, 

Brown     school    and    Salisbury      school.      New  Maderia,   O.,   July   7,    1888;   son   Alfred   H.   and 

York;    married,    Cleveland,    June    2      1898    to  ^          ^     (Armstrong)    Singer;   educated,   Nor- 

Freeman    W.    Simmons;    American    Red    Cross  ^^^^    q    public  schools;  married,  Sharon.  Pa., 

in    France    and    America.        Residence:      3201  q^^     22,    1921    to    Betsy    Kennedy   McClenahan 

Clinton-ave.  — children,  Elizabeth  Ann  Singer  and  Geo.  A. 

SIMMONS,    Freeman    WllUs,      artist;    born.  Singer,  Jr.;  associated  with  The  Sharon  Steel 

Fredonia,    Pa.;     son    William    and    Lydla    M.  Hoop    Co.    16    years;    dist.    sales    mgr.    Cleve- 

(Bradbury)    Simmons;   educated.  Art  Students  land  dist.   1920-1926;  dist.  rep.  Columbia  Steel 

League,   New    York;   Julien   Academy,    Paris;  Co.  since  June,  1926;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 

536 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


letic,  and  Sharon  (Pa.)  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2431  Overlook-rd. 
Office:   1056A  Hanna  Bldg. 

SINGLETON,  AVIlfred,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  24,  1872  son  John  and  May  (Vaux) 
Singleton;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1889  to  Esther 
M.  Seilher — children,  a  daughter  and  two 
sons;  dii-ector  Lincoln  Savings  &  Loan  Co., 
Seven  Hills  Realty  Co.,  La  Carp  Realty  Co., 
pres.  Defiance  Pressed  Steel  Co.;  vice 
pres.  E.  17th  St.  Co.;  director  Hopper 
Canyon  Oil  Co.,  vice  pres.  Universal  Finance 
Co.  advisory  board  Pearl  St.  Savings  and 
Trust  Co.  director  Falls  Snyder  Co.  and 
Rockport  Realty  Co.;  trustee  Lakewood  Bap- 
tist cliurch;  member  Masonic  lodge;  member 
Union,  Westwood  Golf  and  La  Carp  Shoot- 
ing clubs.  Residence:  1312  Manor  Park. 
Office:    508   Leader   News   Bldg. 

SIXllAM,  Frederick  Willlnni  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  2,  1881;  son  Frederick 
and  Mary  R.  (Russer)  Sinram;  educated.  Bald- 
win-Wallace, Cleveland  law  school,  LL.B.  1903; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  4,  1907  to  Mary  Eliza- 
betli  Wedow  (deceased) — children.  Frederick 
W.  Sinram,  Jr.;  world  war,  chairman  war 
service,  gear  industry;  elected  honorary  pres. 
for  life  American  Gear  Mfs.  assn.,  1923;  pres. 
The  Van  Dorn  &  Button  Co.;  treas.  The  Van 
Dorn  Electric  Tool  Co.;  member  governing 
board  American  Gear  Mfs.  assn.  since  1917; 
member  Delta  Theta  Phi  legal  fraternity; 
Shaker  Heights  Country  club  and  Mid-Day 
club,  32nd  degree  Mason;  Al  Koran  Shrine. 
Residence:  3081  Fairfax-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    3000    Woodhill-rd. 

SIZRR,  Caroline  Foster;  born,  Brookline, 
Mass.,  March  29,  1896;  daughter  Charles  H.  W. 
and  Mabel  Chase  (Hill)  Foster;  educated. 
Winsor  school,  Miss  May's  school,  Boston,  Miss 
Porter's  school,  Farmington,  Conn.;  married, 
Dover,  Mass.,  Oct.  14,  1916  to  Theodore  Sizer 
— children,  Caroline,  Hilda  Foster,  Mary 
Theodora  and  Elizabeth  Ryland  Sizer;  direc- 
tor Rainbow  hospital;  member  Junior  league. 
Residence:    11414    Mayfield-rd. 

SIZFR,  Theodore,  curator  Cleveland  Mu- 
seum of  Art;  born,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  March 
19.  1892;  son  Robert  Ryland  and  Mary  Theo- 
dora (Thomsen)  Sizer;  educated,  Pomfret 
school,  Pomfret,  Conn.;  Harvard  Univ.,  1916; 
married,  Dover,  Mass.,  Oct.  14,  1916  to  Caro- 
line Wheelwright  Foster — children,  Caroline, 
Hilda  Foster,  Mary  Theodora  and  Elizabeth 
Ryland  Sizer;  world  war,  private,  sergt.,  2nd 
lieut.  and  1st  lieut.  In  various  units  in  U.  S. 
1917-1919;  1915-1917,  exporting  and  import- 
ing business  in  New  York;  1919-1921  cotton 
business  in  New  York  and  South  America; 
since  1921  curator  at  Art  Museum;  member 
Grolier,  Coffee  House  and  Harvard  clubs  of 
New  York;  Rowfant  and  Harvard  clubs  of 
Cleveland.  Residence:  11414  Mayfleld-rd.  Of- 
fice: The  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art. 

SKKFIi,  Anule  I'nulliie  Stockwell}  born, 
Dover.  Mich.,  Oct.  12,  1862;  daughter  Martin 
Perkins  and  Louisa  (Baley)  Stockwell;  edu- 
cated, Dover  schools;  Hillsdale  college,  Hills- 
dale, Mich.,  B.S.;  married,  Dover,  Mich.,  Dec. 
30,  18S9  to  John  Cooper  Skeel — children, 
Helen  Skeel  Atwood  and  John  Stockwell 
Skeel;  world  war,  identified  with  Red  Cross 
efforts  and  also  served  with  Euclid-ave.  Con- 
gregational church;  active  member  board  of 
womans  commissioners  of  Hillsdale  college 
and  at  present  honorary  member  of  same;  on 
woman's  board  Maternity  hospital  for  sev- 
eral years;  member  Cleveland  Century  and 
Women's  clubs,  having  held  offices  In  both; 
former  sec.  and  pres.  Women's  assn.  of  Euclld- 
ave.  Cong,  church.     Residence:  Gates  Mills,  O. 


SKF.FL,  I-ee  E.  Judge;  born,  White  City, 
Kaiis.,  June  4.  1888;  son  Frank  E.  and  Arte- 
mosla  A.  (ICdgcrton)  Skeel;  educated,  Shaw 
high  school,  1907;  Hiram  college,  1907-1909; 
Cleveland  law  school,  1909-1912;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  12,  1918  to  Nell  S.  Tucker — 
clilldren,  Thomas  E.  and  Shirley  L.  Skeel; 
world  war,  322nd  M.G.  Br.  83rd  Dlv.  in  U.  S., 
Dec.  7,  1917,  June  8,  1918;  overseas  June  8. 
1918  to  Jan.  27,  1919;  chief  police  pros.  1922- 
1923;  chief  counsel  Cleveland  Auto  club,  1920- 
1922;  member  Masonic  bodies;  Army  and  Navy 
post,  American  Legion;  Oak  Lodge  K.  of  P.; 
40  and  8.  Residence:  3115  Chadbourne-rd; 
OITlce:  City  Hall. 

SKIFF,  Kntliarlne  NIcIioIhou;  born,  Alpena, 
Mich.;  daughter  George  Robert  and  Kate  V. 
(Ijuce)  Nicholson;  educated,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school;  Mrs.  Dow's  school  at  Briar- 
cliff  Manor;  married,  Cleveland.  Sept.  10,  1918 
to  Warner  Mason  Skiff — children.  Mason 
Nicholson,  Virginia  Love  and  Warner  Shel- 
don Skiff.  Residence:  14709  Drexmore-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts. 

SKIFF,  Warner  Mason j  born,  Jamestown, 
N.  Y. ;  son  Mason  M.  and  Mary  L.  (Smith) 
Skiff;  educated,  Jamestown  high  school;  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.  in  electrical 
engineering;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  10, 
1918  to  Katharine  Nicholson— children.  Mason 
Nicliolson,  Virginia  Love  and  Warner  Siiel- 
don  Skiff;  with  National  Lamp  Works  of 
General  Electric  Co.  since  July  1906  and  at 
present  manager  of  engineering  dept.  at 
Nela  Park;  member  American  Institute  of 
Electrical  Engineers;  Illuminating  Engineer- 
ing Society;  National  Electric  Light  assn.; 
Electric  League  of  Cleveland;  Phi  Kappa  Psi, 
Tau  Beta  Pi  and  Sigma  Xi  fraternities. 
Residence:  14709  Drexraore-rd.  Office:  Nela 
Park 

SLOAN,  Edward  William,  distributor  Gruss 
Air  Springs;  born,  Sioux  City,  la.,  Feb.  16, 
1879;  son  William  Rice  and  Helena  (Thomas) 
Sloan;  educated,  Jefferson  public  school,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  1S86-1892;  married,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Jan.  20,  1904  to  Jane  Mary  Gubbins — 
children,  Virginia  Campbell,  Patricia  Tliomas 
and  Edw.  W.  Sloan;  Spanish  American  war, 
Manila,  P.  I.,  1898;  Filipine  insurrection, 
Manila  and  vicinity,  1899;  enlisted  private, 
discharged  sergt.  first  class;  world  war.  1917- 
1918,  major  Signal  corps,  U.  S.  A.,  France, 
Belgium  and  Germany;  sec.  and  treas.  Gruss 
Minnesota  Co.;  member  National  Aeronauti- 
cal assn.;  member  Ark  lodge  No.  176,  A.  F.  & 
A.  M.;  Ark  chapter  No.  53,  R.A.M..;  Minneapo- 
lis Mounted  Commandery,  K.  T.  No.  23; 
American  Legion;  Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars. 
Residence:  16606  Quentin-rd.  Office:  1011 
Bolivar-rd. 

SLOAN,  Harry  Gordon,  surgeon;  born,  Alle- 
gheny, Pa.,  Aug.  28,  1881;  son  William  Lytle 
and  (Millikin)  Sloan;  educated,  East  Liberty 
Academy,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  1898;  Washington 
and  Jefferson,  A.B.  1902;  Johns  Hopkins  Medi- 
cal school,  M.D.  1906;  married  St.  Albans,  Vt., 
Jan.  21,  1914  to  Elizabeth  James — clilldren. 
Henry  James  and  Peter  Gordon  Sloan;  world 
war,  capt.  Med.  Corps.  U.S.A.,  1917-1919;  surg. 
chief  Base  hospital  No.  4;  resident  surgeon 
Lakeside  hospital,  1906-1909;  as.'^oc.  of  Bunts, 
Crile  &  Lower.  1909-1921;  Sloan,  Shupe  &  Gib- 
son since  1921;  member  American  and  Ohio 
State  Medical  assns.;  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Union, 
Tavern,  Mayfleld  and  Klrtland  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  horseback  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 2281  Woodmere-dr.  Office:  1144  Hanna 
Bldg. 

SLOSS,  M.  G.;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  28, 
1882;  son  Sol  and  Addle  (Weil)  Sloss;  edu- 
cated,  Cleveland   public   school;   Central    liigh 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Bchool;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  24,  1913  to 
Edith  Gllrk — children,  Dorothy  Carol  and 
Virginia  Edith  Sloss;  pres.  and  treas.  The 
Grantwood  Realty  Co.  and  The  Pacific  Invest- 
ment Co.;  vice  pres.  The  Downtown  Chevrolet 
Motors.  Residnece:  2458  Demington-dr.  Of- 
fice: 336  Engineers  Bldg. 

SLUTZ,  Earl  RniiMom,  minister;  born,  Ak- 
ron. June  30,  1883;  son  Wm.  Leonard  and 
Julia  Henrietta  (Clark)  Slutz;  educated.  Lan- 
caster, O.  high  school:  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ., 
B.A.,  M.A.;  Drew  Theological  Seminary,  Madi- 
son, N.  J.,  B.D. ;  married,  Jersey  City,  N.  J., 
Sept.  22,  1910  to  Edna  Lee  Davis — children, 
Philip  Avery,  Leonard  Doering  and  Ralph 
Jeffry  Slutz;  asst.  pastor  St.  Paul's  M.  E. 
church,  New  York  City  during  theological 
course,  1906-1909;  pastor  Ponce  de  Leon  M.  E. 
church,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  1909-1911;  St.  Paul's 
Cincinnati,  O.,  1911-1913;  First  M.  E.,  Hills- 
boro,  O.,  1913-1916;  Parkwood  M.  E.,  Cleve- 
land, 1916-1922  and  Broadway  M.  E.  since 
1922;  member  board  of  managers  "West  Side 
Community  House;  director  Goodwill  Indus- 
tries and  Methodist  Union;  member  Phi 
Kappa  Psl  fraternity;  was  member  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ.  Debate  team,  1906.  Recrea- 
tion: tennis,  golf,  flowers  and  garden.  Resi- 
dence: 1421  E.  112th  St.  Office:  Broadway 
at  Magnet. 

SMALL.,  Carlton  Lombard,  executive;  born, 
Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  17.  1880;  son  Charles 
H.  and  Cora  B.  (Lindsley)  Small;  educated. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.,  1912;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  8,  1920  to  Constance  E.  Shaf- 
frank — children,  Betsy  Louise  Small;  mem- 
ber Troop  A.  1915-1917;  1st  lieut.  135th  F.A. 
1917-1919;  now  1st  lieut.  Troop  G.  1st  Cleve- 
land Cavalry;  sec.  and  treas.  The  E.  R.  Smead 
Co.;  asst.  sec.  and  treas.  Brownell  Mercantile 
Co.;  member  American  Legion;  sec.  and  treas. 
Cleveland  Paint  Oil  &  Varnish  club;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  University 
club.  Recreation:  tennis  and  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 2167  Grandview-ave.  Office:  424 
Hanna   Bldg. 

SMALL,  Grace  Hatch;  born,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  19,  1892;  daughter  U.  C.  and  Martha 
H.  (Hudson)  Hatch;  educated,  Wellesley 
college,  B.A.  1914;  Columbia  Univ..  M.A.  1916; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  31,  1920  to  Philip 
L.  Small — children,  Philip  L.  Small,  Jr.  and 
Martha  H.  Small;  director  College  club; 
Zeta  Alpha  society,  Wellesley,  Mass.;  Canter- 
bury Golf  club.  Residence:  2898  Kingsley- 
rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

SMALL,  Helen  A.,  Insurance;  born,  Edin- 
burgh, Scotland;  daughter  James  and  Ellen 
(Brunton)  Small;  educated,  Scotland  and 
public  schools  in  U.  S.;  mgr.  Rowse  Small  Co. 
Residence:  1941  E.  84th  St.  Office:  821 
Guardian    Bldg. 

SMALL,  JamcM  H.,  Jr.,  construction  engi- 
neer; born,  Charleston,  S.  C,  Nov.  14,  1880; 
son  James  H.  and  Charlotte  C.  (Whaley) 
Small;  educated,  Crafta  school,  Charleston, 
S.  C. ;  Porter  Military  Academy,  Charleston; 
Union  college,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  B.S.  In 
genearl  engineering;  married,  Schenectady, 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  18,  1905  to  Mary  K.  F.  Linn;  world 
war,  served  with  N.  J.  State  Militia,  1917, 
major  Q.MtC,  construction  div.  U.  S.  army, 
1918-1919;  at  present  Maj.  Q.M.,  Res.  U.  S.  A.; 
pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  American  Construc- 
tion Company;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The 
American  Construction  &  Dredging  Company; 
member  The  American  Society  of  Civil  En- 
gineers; Cleveland  Engineering  Society; 
Kappa  Alpha  society;  Western  Reserve  His- 
torical society;  Mohawk  club,  Schenectady, 
N.  Y.;  Union,  Cleveland  Automobile  and 
Northeastern  Ohio  Gun  and  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  2296  So.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:  Marion  Bldg, 


SMALL,  Philip  LlndMley,  architect;  born, 
Washington,  D.  C,  July  18.  1890;  son  Charles 
Herbert  and  Cora  (Lindsley)  Small;  edu- 
cated, Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Mass.  Institute 
of  Technology,  Boston,  Mass.,  B.S.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  31,  1920  to  Grace  Hatch — 
children,  Philip  Lindsley  and  Martha  Small; 
world  war,  lieut.  F.  A.,  overseas  1918-1919; 
active  service  at  front  as  balloon  observer, 
artillery  officer  attached  to  air  service,  69th 
Balloon  Co.,  St.  Mlhlel  and  Meuse-Argonne; 
after  armistice  helped  organize  and  then  was 
member  of  faculty  of  the  Fine  Arts  School 
at  Bellevue,  in  suburbs  of  Paris;  head  of  firm 
Philip  Lindsley  Small  and  Charles  Bacon 
Rowley,  architects  and  engineers;  sec. 
American  Institute  of  Architects;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  Play  House; 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  Military  Order 
of  Foreign  wars;  sons  of  the  American  Re- 
volution; American  Legion;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Canterbury  Golf,  Hermit  and  Univer- 
sity clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  squash  and 
riding.  Residence:  2898  Klngsley-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.      Office:    1836    Euclid-ave. 

SMART,  James  H.,  Insurance;  born,  Wil- 
loughby,  O.,  Oct.  3,  1875;  son  Samuel  W.  and 
Apphia  (Harrow)  Smart;  educated,  Adelbert 
college,  Ph.B.,  1900;  married,  Willoughby, 
O.,  Dec.  7,  1907  to  Marguerite  Hull — child- 
ren, Roger  E.  and  Lucy  E.  Smart;  elected 
Mayor  of  Willoughby,  Nov.  3,  1925;  in  in- 
surance business  in  Willoughby  from  1891 
to  1904;  then  in  Cleveland  since  1906;  pres. 
Smart  Insurance,  Inc.;  sec.  and  treas. 
Economy  Eng.  Co.;  director  Willoughby  Gas 
&  Oil  Co.:  trustee  Andrews  Institute  for 
Girls;  senior  warden  Grace  Episcopal  church, 
Willoughby,  O.;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi 
fraternity;  Masonic  lodge;  Shrine;  University 
and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence: 
95  Wood-st.,  Willoughby,  O.  Office:  414  Na- 
tional  City  Bank  Bldg. 

SME.4D.  Ed\Tin  Robblna,  broker;  born, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.;  son  S.  E.  and  Jennie  (Bobbins) 
Smead;  educated,  Buffalo  schools;  married, 
Williamsport,  Pa.,  1900  to  Marie  Olivia  Bar- 
ties — children,  Mrs.  L.  A.  Reed;  member 
Union  and  Mayfleld  clubs.  Residence:  Wade 
Park   Manor.      Office:    Hanna   Bldg. 

SMELLIE,  Wtlllam_  Richmond,  printing 
and  publishing;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  19.  1846; 
son  Gavin  and  Calista  (Richmond)  Smellie; 
educated,  public  schools;  Shaw  academy; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  17,  1868  to  Arietta 
Hickox — children,  Ethel  R.  Smellie;  Civil 
War,  1861-1864,  Co.  D.  41st  Ohio  Vol.  Inf., 
wounded  four  times  and  discharged  before 
18  years  of  age;  bookkeeper  1866-1877;  In 
printing  and  publishing  business  for  last 
48  years;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Smellie  Fulton 
Co.;  member  Royal  Arcanum;  Memorial  Post 
G.A.R. ;  Army  and  Navy  Post  G.A.R. ;  identi- 
fied with  Epworth  Euclid  Methodist  church. 
Residence:    1026   E.   141st  st. 

SMIGEL,  P.  S.,  physician;  born,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  2,  1872;  son  Anthony  and  Katharine 
(Drauek)  Smigel;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve medical  school,  1894;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  28,  1896  to  Lillian  Buettner — child- 
ren, three;  director  Washington  Savings  & 
Loan  Bank  and  Leading  Home  and  Invest- 
ment Co.  Residence:  7211  Broadway.  Of- 
fice:   same. 

SMILEY,  James  Brady,  principal  Lincoln 
high  school;  born,  Patterson,  O.,  April  29, 
1867;  son  James  S.  and  Jane  (Briggs)  Smiley; 
educated,  Kenton.  O.,  high  school,  1883; 
Oberlin  college,  A.B.  1889,  Hon.  A.M.  1924; 
Harvard  Univ.,  A.B.  1891,  A.M.  1894;  married, 
Wyoming,  Iowa,  Dec.  26,  1894  to  Susan  T. 
Fordham — children,  James  Fordham,  Elolse 
Osborn    and    Robert    Stuart    Smiley;    member 


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many  educational  assns.  and  Geographical 
society;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity; 
co-author  Smiley  &  Storke's  Beginners  Latin 
Book  and  Smiley  &  Storke's  First  Latin 
Book;  author  Smiley's  Manual  of  American 
Literature.  Recreation:  bowling,  tennis, 
baseball  and  motoring.  Residence:  2924  W. 
14th   St.     Office:   Lincoln   high   school. 

SMITH,  Albert  \V.,  professor  of  chemical 
engineering;  born,  Newark,  O.,  Oct.  4,  1862; 
son  George  H.  and  Mary  (Sanborn)  Smith; 
educated,  Newark  high  school;  Univ.  of  Mich., 
Ph.C;  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.; 
Univ.  of  Zurich,  Ph.D.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  5,  1890  to  Mary  "Wilkinson — children, 
Cora  Hale,  Kent  H.,  Vincent  Kinsman  and 
Albert  Kelvin;  world  war,  in  charge  of  pro- 
duction of  poison  gases;  director  Dow  Chem- 
ical Co.;  member  American  Institute  of 
Chemical  Engineers;  American  Institute  of 
Mining  Engineers;  American  Chemical  so- 
ciety; American  Electrochein  society;  Alpha 
Chi  Sigma,  Sigma  Xi  and  Tau  Beta  Pi  fra- 
ternities; University,  Union,  Canadian  Camp- 
fire  and  Philosophical  clubs.  Recreation: 
trout  fishing.  Residence:  11333  Bellflower- 
rd.     Office:  Case  School  of  Applied  Science. 

SMITH,  Allfird,  vlce-pres.  Union  Trust  Co.; 
born,  Eau  Claire,  Wis.;  son  W.  H.  and  Cath- 
erine Smith;  educated,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1898; 
married,  Viroqua,  Wis.  to  Margaret  E.  Butt; 
world  war,  chairman  industrial  div.  in  all 
Liberty  Loan  campaigns;  executive  commit- 
tee Cleveland  Community  Fund  and  also 
chairman  Div.  A.;  formerly  pres.  Advertis- 
ing and  City  clubs;  former  director  and  treas. 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  and  director  and  vice- 
pres.  University  club;  sec.  and  director  Mid- 
Day  club;  vice-pres.  Union  Trust  Co.;  director 
Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.  and  Morris  Plan 
Bank;  member  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity; 
Union  City,  University,  Mid-Day,  Country, 
Canterbury  and  Advertising  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   12526    Cedar-rd. 

SMITH,  Alton  Harvey,  Aetna  Insurance  Co.; 
born,  Glenville,  O.,  Aug.  24,  1860;  son  Par- 
don Brownell  and  Eliza  Jane  (Hovey)  Smith; 
educated.  East  Cleveland  public  schools; 
married,  Aug.  29,  1883  to  Nellie  Northrop — 
children,  Harriet  (Mrs.  Roy  Gould  Harris) 
and  Louise  (Mrs.  Hower) ;  member  Wood- 
ward lodge,  McKinley  chapter,  Oriental  Com- 
mandery  and  Al  Koran  Shrine.  Residence: 
1884  Idlewood-ave.,  East  Cleveland.  Office: 
Leader  News  Bldg. 

SMITH,  Arthur  MorKan;  born,  Qulncy,  111., 
June  15,  1879;  son  James  Russell  and  Ella 
(Wells)  Smith;  educated,  Phillips  Academy, 
Andover,  Mass.;  Harvard  Univ.,  Lawrence 
Scientific  school;  married,  Cleveland,  May  15, 
1907  to  Lois  Rucker — children,  Suzanne 
Smith;  development  div.  Chemical  Warfare 
Service;  treas.  The  Gas  Machinery  Co.  and 
The  Superior  34th  Co.;  vlce-pres.  and  treas. 
The  Electro-Motive  Co.  and  F.  C.  Erdman 
Co.,  Inc.;  pres.  The  Damar  Realty  Co.,  The 
Star  Realty  Co.,  The  Crookston  Gas  Co.  and 
The  Ohio  International  Co.;  sec.  and  treas. 
The  Ozolizer  Co.;  sec.  The  Caston  Land  Co.; 
director  The  Hippodrome  Building  Co.;  mem- 
ber American  Chemical  society;  American 
Institute  of  Chemists;  Union,  Mid-day  and 
Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  2472  Overlook- 
rd.      OlTlce:    1900    Euclid-ave. 

SMITH,  Cnrrle  11.;  born,  Cleveland;  daugh- 
ter Reuben  F.  and  Rebecca  (Peters)  Smith; 
educated.  Lake  Erie  college;  made  supplies 
for  Red  Cross,  surgical  dressings  and  knit- 
ting; kept  records  of  garments  sent  to  Bel- 
gium; prepared  shipments  at  the  warehouse; 
recording  sec.  Presbyterlal  Missionary  so- 
ciety  of   Cleveland   Presbytery   for   25    years; 


member  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member 
Lake  Erie  Alumnae  assn.;  Women's  City 
and  College  clubs.    Residence:  1859  E.  97th  st. 

SMITH,  Charlcn  J^  attorney;  born,  Marion, 
la.,  1896;  son  James  B.  and  Emma  H.  (Lar- 
son) Smith;  educated,  State  Univ.  of  la.,  A.B. 
1922:  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1922,  LL.B.;  world  war, 
2nd  lieut.  41st  Inf.;  1st  lieut.  4l8t  Inf.;  bri- 
gade adjutant,  19th  Inf.  brigade;  associated 
with  firm  Day  &  Day;  member  Delta  Chi 
and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Big  Ten  Uni- 
versity and  Univ.  of  Mich,  clubs.  Recreation: 
football.  Residence:  3328  Euclid-ave.  Of- 
fice:   1728    Engineers   Bank   Bldg. 

SMITH,  CiirtiM  Lee,  sales  mgr.  The  Tousley 
Tool  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  7,  1901;  son 
Homer  Llndale  and  Metta  (Badgley)  Smith; 
educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1923  B.A.; 
married,  E.  Cleveland,  Feb.  9,  1924  to  Evelyn 
V.  Tousley;  treas.  National  Copper  & 
Smelting  Co.;  director  Edwards  Land  Co.; 
member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity. 
Residence:  3263  Yorkshire-rd.,  Cleveland 
lights.    Office:  1965  E.  66th  st. 

SMITH,  Dorotfay,  general  secretary  Y.  W. 
C.  A.;  born,  Springfield,  Mo..  April  26,  1892; 
daughter  James  Hawley  and  Emily  Grace 
(Russell)  Smith;  educated.  Ethical  Culture 
school,  1910;  Vassar  college,  A.B.  1914;  Na- 
tional Training  school,  Y.  W.  C.  A.  1917; 
world  war,  member  war  work  council  Y.  W. 
C.  A.;  R.  I.  Council  of  National  Defense; 
from  1914  to  1922,  sec.  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Y.  W. 
C.  A.,  gen.  sec.  Y.  W.  C.  A.  of  Pawtucket. 
R.  I.,  industrial  sec.  Northeast  Field  of  Na- 
tional Board  of  Y  W.  C.  A.  and  assoc.  gen. 
sec.  Cleveland  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  since  1922  gen. 
sec.  Cleveland  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member  American 
Assn.  of  Social  Workers;  National  Employed 
Officers  assn.  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  National  Religious 
Education  assn.;  on  board  Cleveland  Girls 
Council;  advisory  board  Phillis  Wheatley 
assn.;  social  betterment  committee  of  the 
Federated  churches;  member  Women's  City 
club;  Vassar,  Business  Women's,  Mentor 
Headlands  Golf  clubs  and  Vassar  club  of 
New  York;  also  many  civic  organizations. 
Residence:  1877  E.  75th  st.  Office:  Prospect 
and  B.    ISth  st. 

SMITH,  Edith  L.|  born,  Walton,  N.  Y.,  1877; 
daughter  Rev.  Henry  M.  and  Sadie  (Harvey) 
Ladd;  educated.  Lake  Erie  college;  College 
for  Women,  W.  R.  U.,  B.L. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land 1900  to  Harley  Gibbs  Smith — cliildren, 
Harley  G.,  Helen  Elizabeth  and  Henry  Ladd 
Smith;  member  Phi  Kappa  Zeta  sorority; 
Conversational,  Oakdale  Benevolent  and 
Cleveland  Hghts  Civic  clubs.  Residence: 
3161  Oak-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

SMITH,  Entellc  Reed;  born,  Kennard,  Pa., 
Mar.  6,  1886;  daughter  James  W.  and  Almira 
(Klingensmith)  Reed;  educated,  Kennard, 
Pa.,  Windham,  O.,  high  school  and  Cleveland, 
Ohio  Business  college;  married,  Cleveland, 
1909  to  Fayette  Utter  Smith;  member  ad- 
visory board,  Cleveland  Christian  Orphan- 
age; treas.  during  the  world  war;  home  find- 
ing and  child  placing  dept.,  Cleveland 
Humane  Society;  member  The  Needlework 
Guild  of  America;  team  worker  Community 
Fund;  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  member  Liberty 
cliapter.  Order  of  Eastern  Star;  Palestine 
Shrine,  Order  of  White  Shrine  of  Jerusalem; 
Cleveland  Court,  Order  of  Amaranth;  mem- 
ber League  of  Women  Voters;  member  Cleve- 
land Cinema  (past  pres.  and  past  sec),  I'ar- 
llmentary  Law  and  Musical  Art  (charter 
member)  clubs;  Dorcas  Sisterhood  of  Dames 
of  Malta.  Recreation:  bowling  and  swim- 
ming.     Residence:    514    Eddy-rd. 

SMITH,  lOnRene;  born.  Reed  City,  Mich., 
July  20,   1884;  son  Henry  and  Clara   (Glllett) 


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Smith-  educated,  grade  and  high  school.  Sag-  SMITH,    llnrley    G.,    with    Cleveland    Twist 

inaw     Mich  ;    Univ.    of    Mich.;    married,    New  Drill   Co.;   born,   Cleveland,    Dec.   10,   1874;    son 

York'   City,    May    9,     1914    to    Lilian    Farrand  Pardon    B.    and    Eliza     (Hovey)    Smith;    edu- 

Boynton— children,  Farrand  and  Lilian  Boyn-  cated,    Cleveland    public   scliool;   Central    high 

ton    Smith-    member    Cleveland    Athletic    and  scliool;    married,    Cleveland.    Sept.    5.    1900    to 

Big    Ten    University    club.      Residence:    2307  Edith     Ladd  —  children,     Harley     G.,     Helen 

Niagara-dr.     Lakewood    Hghts.  Elizabeth  and  Henry  Ladd  Smith;  pres.  Locke 

,       ,  Machinery   Co.;   director  Cleveland  Cooler  Co. 

SMITH,    Evelyn    Tousleyj    born,    Cleveland,  and   Central    Lithograph   Co.;    member    Wood- 

Nov.    2,    1899;    daughter    Wm.    E.    and    Mildred  ward   Masonic   lodge;   McKinley   chapter,   Ori- 

(Palmer)    Tousley;    educated,    Univ.    of    Wis-  ental      Commandery;      Cleveland      Consistory; 

consin;    married,    E.    Cleveland,    Feb.    9,    1924  ai    Koran   Shrine;   B.  P.  O.   E.;   Hermit,  Cleve- 

to   Curtis  Lee   Smith.      Residence:    3263    York-  jand    Athletic   clubs,    and   Pittsburgh   Athletic 

shire-rd..   Cleveland   Hghts.  Fellows  clubs  of  Pittsburgh.   Residence:    3161 

SMITH,    Faith     Bnsl.nell;    born,    Cleveland,  O^k-rd      Cleveland   Hghts.      Office:    Cleveland 

Sept.     17,     1897;     daughter     Thomas    Hubbard  twist   unn   co. 

and     Sophia     (Ballard)      Bushnell;     educated,  SMITH,    Helen    Hoyt;   born,    Owosso.    Mich.; 

Wellesley  college,   1919,  B.A.;   married,  Cleye-  daughter     George     R.     and     Marion     (Morris) 

land,   June    22,   1920   to   Stiles  Curtiss   Smith —  Hoyt;    educated,    St.    Margarets    school,    Buf- 

children.     Stiles    Curtiss    and     David     Samuel  jalo.  N.   Y.;   married,  Cleveland,  June  21.   1S99 

Smith;     member     College     club.        Residence:  to   George  Seeley  Smith — children,   Jared  Au- 

2867    Torrington-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts.  gustine    and    Edward    Morris    Smith;    member 

SMITH.    Fannie    Davles.     born,     Cleveland.  Women's    City    club.      Residence:    3230    Chad- 
Sept.    7,    1860;   daughter   Alexander   Wood   and  oourne-ra. 

Susan     Harriet     (Weeks)     Davies;     educated,  SMITH,  Helen  Sarah  Prescott;  born,  Cleve- 

Cleveland    scliools'     married.    Cleveland,    Oct.  land,   Feb.   20,   1894;   daughter  Charles  Holden 

20    1880  to  William   Applebv   Smith — children,  and    Mary    (Dunham)    Prescott;    educated. 

Mable       Webster       (Mrs.     A.     H.     VanDuzer).  Hathaway-Brown    school;    Vassar    college. 

Residence:    2936    Fairmount-blvd.  A.B    1915;   married    Cleveland,   June    19.    191'' 

to    Sherwin    Howells    Smith — children,    Mary 

SMITH,    Frances    Baumhart;     born,     Cleve-  Prescott,    Sherwin    Howells    Jr.    and    Harriett 

land,    Feb.    2,    1896;    daugliter    Henry    A.    and  Qalbrath      Smith;      member     Junior     League; 

Eliza    (Horton)    Baumhart;    educated    College  college  and  Women's  City   clubs.     Residence: 

for    Women     one     year;     married,     Cleveland,  2893    Huntington-rd. 
Oct.    16,    1915    to    Houston    Poppleton    Smith — 

children,    George    Stiles    and    Frances    Eliza-  SMITH,     Helen     Stearns;     born,     Cleveland, 

beth  Smith;  member  Women's  City  and  Dover  Nov.   11,   1892;  daughter  Arthur  A.  and   Lilian 

Bay   Country   clubs.      Residence:    17101    Edge-  G.      (Piatt)      Stearns;      educated,      Cleveland, 

water-dr.  Shaw    high    school,    Wellesley    college    1911- 

.     ^              ,  1912   and    Women's   college.    Western    Reserve 

SMITH,    Fred    Arthur     manufacturer;    born,  univ.    A.B.    1914;    married,    Cleveland,    Oct.    7, 

New    Philadelpliia,    O.,    Feb.    1,    1876;    son    A.  ^gig    ^.^    Wilbur    T.    Smith — children,    Arthur 

G.   and   Eva    (Smith)    Smith;    educated,   Cleve-  Ambler    and    Craig     Rlchey    Smith;     member 

land.    Central    high    school    and   special    work;  ugita   Phi   Upsilon    sorority.      Residence:    3090 

married,    Muskegon,    Mich.,    July    8,    1U04;    to  Y^orkshlre-rd 
Paula     Kanltz — children,     Byron     and     Nancy 

Smith;  special  work  for  War  and  Treas.  SMITH,  Houston  Poppleton,  gen.  agent 
Dept.  during  world  war;  director  The  Ohio  National  Life  Ins.  of  Vt.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Trust  Co.  and  The  Commonwealth  Co.;  vice  Sept.  8,  1890;  son  George  Stiles  and  Mary 
pres.  The  Finery  Silk  Stocking  Co.;  director  (Poppleton)  Smith;  educated.  University 
Notaseam  Hosiery  Co.;  pres.  The  Smith-Smith  stiiool  1910;  Michigan  college  of  Mines  1913; 
Hosiery  Co.;  director  Drawing  Master  Sales  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  16,  1915  to  Frances 
Co.;  pres.  Yours  Truly  Hosiery  Shops;  mem-  Barnhart — children,  George  Stiles  II.  and 
ber' Shaker  Heights  Golf,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Frances  Elizabeth  Smitli;  dept.  of  Justice- 
Advertising  and  Rotary  clubs;  member  vice  pres.  Smith  Power  Transmission  Co. 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf,  member  Dover  Bay  Country,  Westwood  coun- 
Resldence:  1852  Farmington-rd.  Office:  1426  try  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  17101 
West   3rd    st.  Edgewater-dr.      Office:    1722    Keith    Bldg. 

SMITH,    Geo.    Seeley,   physician;    born.    New  SMITH,    .lossle     Haines,    State    Commission 

Bedford,   Mass.,  Feb.   12,   1867;  son  Gen.  Jared  for    the    Blind;    born,    Alegan.    Mich.,    Feb.    24. 

A.    Smith,    U.S.    Army,    and    Emily      (Berard)  1862;  daughter  William  C.  and  Mary  C.   (Stev- 

Smith;    educated,    Univ.    of    Maryland,    B.    S.  enson)    Haines;     educated.     Bay     City,     Mich., 

and    A.    M. ;    Harvard.    M.    D. ;    married,    Cleve-  high    school;     married,     Lansing,     Mich.,    Oct. 

land,     June     21,     1899     to     Helen     H.     Hoyt —  24,    1893    to    Addison    LeRoy    Smith — children, 

children,     Jared     A.     and     E.     Morris     Smith;  Albert     LeRoy,     Sidney     Haines     Smith     and 

Spanish-American    war,    served    as    asst.    sur-  Katherine   Edith    (Mrs.   Murdock).    Residence: 

geon;     member    American     and      Ohio      State  13409  Clalbourn-ave.     Office:   The  Hlgbee  Co. 

Medical   assns.;   Cleveland   Academy   of   Medl-  SMITH,  John  Alvaro,  attorney  at  law;  born, 

cine;    Military    Order    of    the    Loyal    Legion.  p,ain    city,    O.,    Dec.    12,    1847;    son    John    W. 

Residence:    3230    Chadbourne-rd.      Office:    Os-  and     Esther     Ann     (Keys)     Smith;     educated, 

born   Bldg,  country  school;   Marysvllle   high   school;   Ohio 

SMITH,    Grant    Skiles,    pres.    Ohio    Musical  Wesleyan   Univ.,    1871,   A.B.   and  A.M.;    gradu- 

Sales  Co.;   sec.   treas.    Euclid  Music  Co.;   born,  ated    1872    from    Ohio    State    and    Union    Law 

Fredericksburg,    O.,    Oct.    17,    1884;    son    Boyd  college;     married,     Cleveland,     1875     to    Marl- 

William   and    Katherine    (Skiles)    Smith;    edu-  etta     Edmondston — children,     Esther     C.     and 

cated,    Wooster.    O.,    high    school    1903;    mar-  John     William     Smith     (both     deceased);     has 

rled,    Pittsburgh.    Pa.,   Nov.    1.   1911    to   Kathe-  served    on    city    council    of    Cleveland;    served 

rlne    Whltsell    Price — children.    Grant    Skiles.  six    years    on    Library    board    of    Cleveland; 

Jr..     Margaret     Whltsell     and     Stanley     Boyd  vice-mayor    of    E.    Cleveland    two    years;    ad- 

Smlth;      trustee     Plymouth     Church.     Shaker  mltted     to     practice     and     practiced     law     In 

Heights;  member  Canterbury  Golf  and  Cleve-  Cleveland    since    July    4,    1872;    director    and 

land  Athletic  clubs.     Recreation:   golf.     Resi-  member  of  executive  committee   and  also  at- 

dence:    3105   Chadbourne-rd..    Shaker   Heights,  torney  for  past  35  years  Pearl  Street  Savings 

Office:     1747    Chester-ave.  &    Trust    Co.;    member    West    Side    Advisory 

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board    The    Cleveland    Trust    Co.;    vlce-pres.  United  States  Daughters  of  1812;  College  and 

and    director   The    Citizens    Mortgage    Invest-  Women's    City    clubs;    memlu-r    Daughters    of 

ment    Co.;    director    The    Guarantee    Title    &  Barons    of    Kunnymede    and    Sulgrave    Manor 

Trust  Co..  The  M.   &  M.  Company    The   Brok-  institute.  Residence:  2625  Kuclid-blvd..  Cleve- 

lyn    BIdg.   &   Loan   Assn.,   The   Williams   Pivot  land    HKhts 
Sash  Co..  The  Merchants  Loan  &  Storage  Co., 

The     Detroit    St.     Investment    Co.      and      The  SMITH,    Mary    Hutchlna;    born,    Baltimore. 

Cleveland    Range    Company;    trustee    Wlnde-  Md.,    Aug.    18<S7;    daughter    Stanley    and    Mary 

mere  M.   E.  church  for  15   years;   member  Phi  Ellen    (lioge)    Hutchlns;   educated,    Baltimore, 

Gamma  Delta  fraternity:  32nd  degree  Mason:  Western   high   school   and   Peabody  Conserva- 

member   A.A.S.R.    of   F.M.;    Knights   Templar;  tory  of  Music   (teachers  certificate);   married, 

member    Al     Koran     Shrine;     t'leveland    Ath-  Baltimore,    Md.,    Feb.    1913    to    Dr.    Joseph    T. 

letic.  Masonic,  High  Noon  and  Castalia  Trout  Smith,     .Jr., — children,     Elizabeth     Craig     and 

clubs.     Recreation:  fishing  and  liunting.  Resi-  Joseph   Tate   Smith    III;   served    on   committee 

dence:    1866    Beersford-rd.,    E.   Cleveland.     Of-  wliich  Inaugurated  the  Cleveland   Institute  of 

fice:   1502   Guardian   Bldg.  Music;    director   at   present.    Residence:    10112 

Wil  bur-ave. 

SMITH,    Joaepli    Tate,   Jr.,    physician;    born,  c»,wr.,.»     ..          -..nii  .               i,            /-n        i       , 

Baltimore.   Md..   May    8.    1881;    son    Dr.   Joseph  ^         ^n*' i  oA"'   WIlklnHon,    born,    Cleveland, 

Tate    and    Rachel    (Perkins)    Smith;    educated,  ^A'"®,.^°'    \^,^^-    educated.    C  eve  and    schools; 

Johns    Hopkins    Univ..    A.B.    1903;    M.D.    1907;  ?i{,*l'^'l"    a'^I'®^.® W^^^e '"'.lu'    Cleveland,    June    5. 

married.  Baltimore,  Md..  Feb.  20.  1913  to  Mary  J.^fO    to   Albert   W.    Smith— children,    Cara   H.. 

Kennedy    Hitchins— children.    Elizabeth   Craig  o^^',\h^^^;..>y       w^    ^•.  ^7^*1*  '^'^^''k     Kelvin 

and   Joseph   Tate    Smith    III;   associated   with  ^"^'^^    ?^«?\^er    Women  s    City    club.      Resl- 

Western      Reserve      Univ.      Medical      college;  ^ence.     11333    Bellllower-rd. 

visiting    staff.    Lakeside    hospital    and    Mater-  SMITH,  Mez  Brett,  artist  and  writer;   born, 

nity  hospital;  member  Pasteur  club;  Phi  Beta  Geneva,    O. ;    daughter    Joseph    and    Lydia    P. 

bur-ave.      Office:     2429    Prospect-ave.  (Ward)      Brett;     educated,     Geneva     Normal 

SMITH,  Kent  Hale,  engineer;  born,  Cleve-  school;  art  education  under  R.  Way  Smith, 
land,  Apr.  9,  1894;  son  Albert  William  and  Henry  Keller.  Cleveland  School  of  Art  and 
Mary  (Wilkinson)  Smith;  educated,  Dart-  Philadelphia  School  of  Design  and  John  Van- 
mouth  college,  B.S.  1915;  Case  School  of  Ap-  derpoole,  Chicago;  married.  Cleveland,  Apr. 
plied  Science,  B.S.  1917;  chemical  engineer.  16,  1883  to  Wilson  G.  Smith — children,  a 
Picatinny  Arsenal;  Aero  Inspection  Dept..  daughter;  member  Cleveland  Writers  club. 
British  Ministry  of  Munitions  1917;  in  service  Residence:  15710  Lake-ave..  Lakewood. 
U.  S.  army  Jan.  1918  to  Aug.  1919;  overseas  SMITH  Nelli.»  N«rthron>  born  Fivria  O 
with  21st  and  50th  Aero  Squadrons  July  1918  --'"'**.•  "i  _^_e"'e  i\ortiirop,  born,>iyria,  0._. 
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clu„.,.      ^vvio.v,v,..vc.    ^xouo    ^c.,v^..  v,.-.u.  versational     and     Cleveland     Century 

SMITH,  Leslie  G.,  advertising;  born,  Cleve-  Residence:    1884    Idlewood-ave.,    East    Cleve- 
land,  Feb.   4,   1894;   son   A.   F.   and  Mary    (Sac-  land. 

kett)  Smith;  educated.  Western  Reserve  SMITH,  Nettle  Grant;  born.  Davenport,  la.; 
Univ..  A.B.  1916;  married.  Cleveland,  June  daughter  Samuel  A.  and  Medora  (Wright) 
17,  1922  to  Ida  Ruth  Cunningham — children,  Grant;  educated,  Davenport  high  school  and 
Barbara  Ruth  Smith;  U.  S.  army  Aug.  1917-  Western  College  for  Women.  Oxford,  O. ;  mar- 
Jan.  1919;  member  Masonic  lodge;  member  ried.  Davenport,  la.,  Sept.  12,  1899  to  William 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  member  Uni-  A.  C.  Smith — children,  Janet  (Mrs.  Thomas 
versity  club.  Residence:  1872  Beersford-rd.,  Russell  West),  Helen  and  Richard  Murray 
East  Cleveland.  Office:  625  National  City  Smith;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resl- 
Bank    Bldg.  dence:    2121    Ablngton-rd. 

wfi*"d^!^h?ir  T^'V^'^.^r^  ^°n''^"'H^rn*^A?"rJ^^'''  SMITH,    Nina    Love,    teacher;    born.    Cuya- 

Wis.,  daughter  Tandy  C.  and  Helen  M.   (Mor-  Y\c,s-a.    Falls     O      Ff>h     1     18S1-    rtaiie-litpr    Tnhn 

Ison)     Rucker;    educated,    Cleveland.    Hatha-  £10&a.iaiis.    u.,    J^eb.    i.    issi.    daugiuer    Jonn 


L^nHH^^^i'r"®    R'^LVnin^f^   ^I^rr^^^r^.^l^'rH^  Love    Smith:    served    on    Finance    committee, 

world     war.       Residence.     2472    Overlook-rd.  ^^^^g    ^^^  y^^^^  ^^^  vlce-pres.  for  two  years: 

SMITH,  Lonlaa  Jotaniion:  born,  Cleveland,  now  member  board  of  directors  of  The  Cleve- 
April  9,  1848;  daughter  Luke  Denvey  and  land  Federation  of  Women's  clubs;  special 
Lucinda  M.  (Ely)  Johnson;  educated.  City  teacher  Cleveland  Schools,  six  years;  mem- 
schools;  Wllloughby  Collegiate  Institute;  ber  Welfare  Federation  of  Cleveland;  mem- 
Willoughby  college;  married.  Cleveland,  Nov.  ber  Cleveland  Olla  Podrida  club;  Normal 
26,  1868  to  Major  Charles  H.  Smith— children,  school  Alumnae  Assn.;  Women's  Civic  club 
Mildred  Smith  Coulton,  Nina  Smith  Dodd  of  Cleveland  Heights;  Social  Welfare  club; 
and  Edith  Smith  Taplin;  active  part  in  mill-  Powell  Club  and  Women's  Republician  club, 
tary  affairs  in  connection  with  Revolution-  Recreation:  social  service  work.  Residence: 
ary,   1812.  Civil.  Spanish-American  and  World  2C28    Exeter-rd. 

wars;  member  Red  Cross;   state  pres.  Dames        sMlTH,    Orvllle.    lawyer;     born.     Napoleon, 

of    Loyal    Legion    of    Ohio,    and    organizer    of  q     j^g^.  i  1881;  son  Jacob  B.  and  Sarah  Jane 

the  society  in  Ohio,  state  pres.  of  Ohio  Daugh-  (j^etring)     Smith;     educated,     Tri-State    Nor- 

ters    of     the     Union    and     organizer     William  ,^^1    college,    Angola,    Ind.,    1898,    A.B.;    Ohio 

Tecumseh    Sherman    chapter    in    Ohio;     vice-  Wesleyan    Univ,    1901,    A.B.;    Harvard    Univ., 

pres.  Society   of   the   Army   of  Tennessee;   life  1906.   M.A.;   Ohio   State,    law   school.    Ex.    1909; 

member   and   sec.   Children's   Fresh  Air  camp;  married.      Napoleon.      O.,      Sept.      3.      1908      to 

member   Western    Reserve   Historical   society;  Desdamona    Miller — children,    Marjorie,    Elea- 

honorable  custodian  of  the  Flag  for  life;  pre-  nor  and  Isabelle  Smith;   Judge   common    pleas 

served  grave  of  Jacob  Russell,  a  revolutionary  court    Henry    county,    O.,    by    appointment    of 

soldier    through    D.    A.    R. ;    Western    Reserve  Gov.   Willis,  Jan.   1916  to   Dec.   1916;   practiced 

chapter    D.   A.  R.;  Commodore  Perry   chapter  law    at    Napoleon,    1908-1916;    Cleveland    with 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Dustin,  McKeehan,  Merrick,  Arter  &  Stewart, 
1917-1923;  vice-pres.  Tod  Stambaugh,  1924- 
1925;  now  member  Thompson  &  Smith;  di- 
rector Stearns  Conveyor  Co.;  director  and 
vice-pres.  Boone  Land  Co.;  pres.  board  of 
trustees  church  of  the  Saviour  Methodist 
Episcopal;  member  Chi  Phi  and  Plil  Delta 
Phi  fraternities;  Canterbury,  Union,  and  St. 
Joseph  County  (Mich.)  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf,  tennis  and  fishing.  Residence:  3273 
Euclid    lights.    Blvd.     Office:    Leader   Bldg. 

S3IITH,  Pard  H.,  automobile  agent;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  15,  1867;  son  Pard  B.  and 
Eliza  (Hovey)  Smith;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  school;  Central  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  1,  1899  to  Jeanette  Odell; 
member  Troop  A.,  O.  N.  G. ;  Spanish  war, 
1st  Ohio  Vol.,  Cavalry;  Troop  B.  R.  E.  Bur- 
dlck  Camp;  sec.  A.  R.  Davis  Motor  Co.;  sec. 
Reeve  Cleaning  Co.;  identified  with  Boy  Scout 
Council;  32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Hermit,  Rotary  and  Shrine 
Luncheon  clubs.  Residence:  2818  Hampshire- 
rd.    Office:    2000    Euclid-ave. 

SMITH,  Slier>Tlu  Howells,  investment 
banking;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  2,  1887;  son 
Charles  Adams  and  Harriett  (Galbrath) 
Smith;  educated,  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
1911;  married,  Cleveland,  June  19,  1917  to 
Helen  Sarah  Prescott — children,  Mary  Pres- 
cott,  Sherwin  Howells  Jr.  and  Harriett  Gal- 
brath Smith;  world  war,  lieut.  signal  corps; 
partner  Finley  Smith  &  Gentsch;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity.  Residence:  2893 
Huntington-rd.       Office:     322     Euclid-ave. 

S.lIITfl,  StIIcM  Curtlss,  mechanical  engi- 
neer; born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  6,  1895;  son 
George  Stiles  and  Mary  (Poppleton)  Smith; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  B.S.,  M.E.  1921;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  22,  1920  to  Faith  Bush- 
nell — children.  Stiles  Curtiss  and  David  Sam- 
uel Smith;  world  war,  Battery  C.  135th  F.A., 
62nd  Brigade  A.E.F. ;  pres.  The  Smith  Power 
Transmission  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity;  Masons;  University  and 
Rotary  clubs.  Residence:  2867  Torrington- 
rd.,    Shaker    Hghts.     Office:    1218    Ontario-st. 

S.MITIl,  Vincent  KinMiiiau,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  4,  1S9G;  son  Albert  W. 
and  Mary  (Wilkin.son)  Smith;  educated. 
Dartmouth  college,  A.B.  1917;  W.R.U.  Law 
school,  1920;  Harvard  Law  school,  1921-1922; 
married,  1926  to  Anne  T.  Jessop;  1st  lieut. 
Heavy  Artillery,  overseas,  attached  to  air  ser- 
vice as  aerial  Observer  during  world  war;  af- 
ter Armistice,  attached  to  Peace  Commission, 
I'aris,  Vienna  and  Budapest;  director  Pyia- 
mid  Savings  Co.  sec.  and  director  C-Fair  De- 
velopment Co.,  Laurel  Baby  Chick  Co.  and 
E.  G.  Realty  Co.;  associated  with  Bartholo- 
mew, Leeper  and  McGill,  attorneys;  member 
University  club  and  Troop  A.  Residence: 
11333  Bellflower-rd.  Office:  1733  Engineers 
Bank  Bldg. 

.S.MITH,  Wilbur  T,,  attorney  at  law;  born. 
Salem,  O.,  Feb.  4,  1891;  son  Ambler  and  Alice 
(Callahan)  Smith;  educated,  Salem  high 
school,  1909;  Adelbert  college,  1913,  A.B.; 
W.R.U.  law  school,  1915,  LL.B. ;  married 
Cleveland,  Oct.  7,  1919  to  Helen  H.  Stearns — 
children,  Arthur  Ambler  and  Craig  Richey 
Smith;  world  war,  attended  first  officers' 
training  camp  at  Ft.  Benj.  Harrison;  com- 
missioned 2nd  lieut.  Inf.;  overseas  service 
Sept.  11,  1917  to  April  15,  1919;  member 
167th  Inf.,  42nd  Div.  (Rainbow  Div.);  May 
7,  1925  commissioned  capt.  135th  F.A.;  ad- 
mitted to  practice  law  in  Ohio,  June  1915; 
member  Masonic  order;  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Alpha  Tau  Omega,  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraterni- 
ties;   Rainbow    Division    Veterans;    American 


Legion;     University    club.     Residence:      3090 
Yorkshire-rd.     Office:     720    Williamson     Bldg. 

SMITH,  Williiim  A.  C,  executive;  born, 
Chebanse.  111.,  Dec.  15,  1876;  son  William  and 
Frances  M.  (Rice)  Smith;  educated,  Chebanse 
high  school  and  Northwestern  Academy, 
Evanston,  111.;  married,  Davenport,  la.,  Sept. 
12,  1899  to  Nettie  Grant — children,  Janet 
(Mrs.  Thomas  Russell  West),  Helen  and 
Richard  Murray  Smith;  member  Republican 
county  executive  committee  and  its  finance 
committees;  active  on  Red  Cross,  draft,  War 
Savings  and  Liberty  loan  campaigns  during 
the  world  war;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The  Ohio 
Quarries  Co.;  pres.  The  Ohio  Cut  Stone  Co.; 
vice  pres.  The  Morris  Plan  Bank,  The  Per- 
fection Heater  Co.  and  The  Swan  Carburetor 
Co.;  pres.  The  Lorain  Southern  R.  R.  Co.  di- 
rector The  Cuyahoga  Mortgage  Co.;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Builders  Exchange, 
Real  Estate  board  and  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing Society;  member  Shaker  Heights  Coun- 
try and  Union  clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  fish- 
ing and  hunting.  Residence  2121  Abington- 
rd.     Office:    1217   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

SMITH,  AViliion  George,  composer,  pianist 
and  critic;  born,  Elyria,  O.,  Aug.  19,  1855;  son 
George  Troupe  and  Calista  (Wilson)  Smith; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  musical 
education,  three  years  in  Berlin  with  Schar- 
wenka,  Moszkowski,  Raif  and  Kiel;  married, 
Cleveland,  April  16,  18S3  to  Mez  Brett — child- 
ren, one  daughter;  pres.  Ohio  Music  Teachers 
assn.  two  terms;  held  important  offices  in 
National  Music  Teachers  assn.;  contributor 
to  many  musical  journals;  published  several 
hundred  musical  compositions;  pres.  Cleve- 
land Musical  assn.  past  pres.  Musicians  club; 
music  critic  on  Cleveland  Press  since  1902; 
member  Cleveland  City  club;  honoray  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Writers'  club.  Residence:  15710 
Lake-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:   719  The  Arcade. 

SMITH,  Yorke  Holidny,  building  supplies 
and  coal  dealer;  born,  Cleveland.  July  19, 
1892;  son  Wm.  W.  and  Barbara  Smith; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  married. 
Cleveland,  June  10,  1914  to  Winifred  E.  King 
— children,  Yorke  H.  Smith,  Jr.;  pres.  and 
treas.  The  Yorke  H.  Smith  Co.;  member 
Chamber  of  Industry;  Builders  Exchange; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Grotto  and 
Shrine;  member  Lakewood  Country  club. 
Recreation:  baseball,  golf  and  boating.  Resi- 
dence: 1316  W.  106th  St.  Office:  4401  W. 
130th   St.  ^ 

SMITHHISLliiR,  Paul  Arnold,  architect; 
born,  Mt.  Vernon,  O. ;  son  Michael  and  Vic- 
toria (Arnold)  Smithhisler;  educated,  Chi- 
cago Art  Institute;  world  war,  enlisted  with 
112th  engineers,  37th  div.;  discharged  April 
19,  1919;  awarded,  distinguished  service  cross, 
Croix  de  Guerre  and  three  personal  citations 
while  serving  in  France;  past  commander 
of  Dan  C.  Stone  Post  136  American  Legion 
at  Mt.   Vernon.     Office:   3868   Carnegie-ave. 

SMYTH,  Harper  Garcia,  pageant  writer 
and  musician;  born.  New  York  City,  Mar. 
23,  1873;  son  John  and  Mary  (Inmess)  Smyth; 
educated.  New  York  City  public  schools; 
Musical  Art  Institute,  N.  Y.  and  special 
courses  at  University  of  N.  Y. ;  married,  New 
York  City  to  Ida  Elizabeth  Kydd — children, 
Mary  Elizabeth  Smyth;  pageant  director  of 
Cleveland;  director  Community  Choruses; 
wrote  and  directed  125th  anniversary  City 
of  Cleveland  Celebration;  Spirit  of  The  City; 
Supreme  Sacrifice;  Fantasy  of  the  Flag:  Mak- 
ing of  America  for  comm.  of  500  Wa.shing- 
ton  Sesqul  Centennial;  industrial  relations 
director  Domestic  Electric  Co.;  song  leader 
National  Republican  convention.  Public  Hall; 
and     Rotary     International     at    Public    Hall; 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


teacher  of  voice:  member  Rotary,  Cedarhurst 
Country  and  Advertising  club.  Recreation: 
grolf  and  fishing.  Residence:  2983  Hamp- 
shire-rd.      Office:    814    Arcade. 

SMYTH,  AValter  Dorden,  district  sales  mgr. 
The  Midvale  Co.;  born.  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
Feb.  15,  1S79:  son  Clark  Brown  and  Mary 
Jane  (Borden)  Smyth:  educated,  country 
public  schools,  Burlington  and  Union  Roads, 
Camden  County,  N.  J.:  Cooper  school,  Cam- 
den, N.  J.;  married,  Pensauken.  N.  .T.,  May 
10,  1903  to  I.  May  Pidgeon — children,  one 
son;  world  war,  lieut.  American  Protective 
league;  Cambria  Steel  Co..  Phila.,  Pa.  eigth 
years;  Cleveland,  O.,  as  district  sales  mgr. 
20  years:  dlst.  sales  mgr.  Midvale  Co.  three 
years;  member  ITnlon,  Athletic  and  West- 
wood  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  hunting 
and  fishing.  Residence:  1434  Lewis-dr., 
Lakewood.      Office:    1610    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

SMA'TIIE,  .Alfred  Buruv,  real  estate  opera- 
tor: born.  Nevada.  O.,  Aug.  4,  1874;  son  Mar- 
cus Marion  and  Mary  Comfort  (Burns) 
Smythe;  educated,  Nevada  public  schools, 
Oberlin  Academv  and  Oberlin  College:  mar- 
ried, Oil  City,  Pa.,  Nov.  13,  1902  to  Catherine 
I.  I..oomis  (deceased) — children,  Marcus 
Loomis  and  Charles  L.  Smythe;  married. 
June  11,  1921  to  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Cady 
Jenks;  pres.  Real  Estate  Board  1923;  pres. 
The  Ridgewood  Building  Co.,  The  Giddings 
Square  Building  Co.,  The  Superior  Euclid 
Co.,  The  Standard  Euclid  Co.,  North  Olmsted 
Improvement  Co..  Metropolitan  Development 
Co.  and  Glengariff  Ftealty  Co.;  vice  pres.  The 
Superior  Bond  &  Mortgage  Co.  and  The 
Realty  Bond  and  Mortgage  Co.;  director  in 
all  the  above  companies  and  Union  Mort- 
gage (io. ;  one  of  the  founders  of  Cleveland 
Institute  of  Music;  member  Union  and  Mon- 
tecito  Country  (Santa  Barbara,  Calif.)  clubs. 
Office:    Smythe    Bldg.,    1001    Huron-    rd. 

SNELL.,  Lioura  Stauley;  born  Cleveland, 
1895;  daughter  John  Joseph  and  Rhoda  L. 
(Francis)  Stanley;  educated,  Hathaway- 
Brown  school,  1902-1913;  Wellesley  college, 
A.B.  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  May  1,  1919 
to  Raymond  C.  Snell — children,  John  Stanley 
and  Raymond  C.  Snell,  Jr.  Residence:  2218 
Middlefield-rd. 

SNELL,  Rarinond  Charles,  General  Motors 
Corp.;  born,  Akron,  O.,  June  3,  1894;  son 
L.  C.  and  Julia  (Marr)  Snell;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May  1,  1919  to  Laura  Mead  Stanley — 
children,  John  Stanley  and  Raymond  C.  Snell, 
Jr.;  lieut.  U.  S.  air  service;  director  Cook 
Motor  Co.,  Delaware,  O. ;  member  Society 
of  Automotive  Engineers;  member  Country 
club.  Residence:  2218  Middlefield-rd.  Office: 
General    Motors    Corp. 

SNIDER,  Harriet  Hashe*.  dramatic  art; 
born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  11,  1891;  daughter 
Irving  and  Ella  (DeKlyn)  Hughes;  educated, 
Hathaway-Brown  school;  Bennett  school; 
New  York;  Leland  Powers  school  of  the 
Spoken  Word,  Boston,  Mass.;  married,  Cleve- 
land. Nov.  15,  1916  to  Monroe  Snider — child- 
ren, Monroe  Snider.  Jr.  and  Elizabeth  Jean 
Snider;  and  experience  in  reading  plays;  also 
teaching  the  Art  of  the  Spoken  Word;  has 
taken  post  graduate  work  from  Rice  Sum- 
mer school  at  Mathlas  Vlnyard  and  also  post 
graduate  work  with  Mrs.  Leland  Powers; 
member  Bennett  Alumnae  club;  Junior 
league;  Hathaway  Brown  and  Leland  Powers 
Alumnae  assns.;  Country  club.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  3294  Chadbourne-rd.  Of- 
fice:   886    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

SNIDER,  Monroe  F.,  Insurance;  born, 
Cleveland.  May  21.  1889;  son  Charles  W.  and 
Ella   (Baumgardner)    Snider;   educated,   West- 


ern Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.  and  LL.B.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  15,  1916  to  Harrlette  Hughes 
— children,  Monroe  F.,  Jr.  and  Elizabeth  Jean 
Snider;  vice  pres.  The  Neal  I'hypera  Co.;  pres. 
The  Rogers  Realty  Co.;  member  Beta  Theta 
PI  fraternity;  member  Country  club.  Re- 
creation: golf.  Residence:  3294  Chadboure- 
rd.     Office:   1240  Iluron-rd. 

SNOW,  Chan.  A.,  phvsidan  and  surgeon; 
born,  Ashtabula,  O..  July  26,  18.'j3;  son  Albert 
H.  and  Julett  (Watros)  Snow;  educated.  Grand 
River  TnPtitute.  ISSO;  Western  Kesorve  Medi- 
cal, 1892;  married,  Cleveland — children,  MaJ. 
K.  S.  Snow,  Lieut.  Albert  C.  Snow  and  Mrs. 
Wni.  Humphrev:  member  Masonic  loflge.  F 
&  A.  M.;  L.O.O.F.;  K.  of  P.;  W.O.W.;  D.O.K.K. 
Residence:  3893  W.  33rd  st.  Office:  3785  W. 
25  th    St. 

SNYDER,  Alonzo  Mitchell,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Morrow  County,  O.,  July  23,  1863;  son 
George  and  Harriet  (Mitchell)  Snyder;  edu- 
cated. Gallon,  O.  public  schools;  Kenyon  col- 
lege. A.B.  18S5;  Cincinnati  law  school,  1887; 
married,  April  30,  1921  to  Domthy  Dickey 
Marsh — children,  Charles  D.  Marsh;  former 
member  sinking  fund  commission.  E.  Cleve- 
land; edited  Ordinances  of  City  of  Cleveland; 
pres.  The  Cleveland  Tanning  Co.,  The  Fenway 
Co.  and  The  Old  Dominion  Mortgage  Co.; 
vice-pres.  The  Euclid-Fairmount  Co.,  Great 
Lakes  Land  Corporation  and  The  Pittsfleld 
Gas  Co.;  sec.  The  Sterling-Knight  Co.;  direc- 
tor The  Acme.  Palmer  &  DeMooy  Foundry 
Co.,  The  Folding  Box  Co.,  The  Cleveland 
&  Eastern  Transit  Co.  and  Great  Lakes  Sales 
Co.;  member  law  firm  Snyder,  Henry,  Thomp- 
sen.  Ford  and  Seagrave;  member  Beta  Theta 
Pi  and  Theta  Nu  Epsilon  fraternities;  Cleve- 
land Bar  assn.;  Union,  Shaker,  Canterbury, 
Clifton,  University  and  Merchants  and  Manu- 
facturers clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  races, 
baseball  and  all  sports.  Residence:  15357 
Euclid-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  914  Wil- 
liamson   Bldg. 

SNYDER,  Elmer  W^  general  agt.  Mass. 
Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.;  born,  Mlddleburg,  Pa., 
June  15,  1871;  son  Wm.  H.  and  Anna  (Smith) 
Snyder;  educated,  Selinsgrove,  Pa.,  public 
school;  married,  Selinsgrove.  July  25,  1893  to 
Bessie  B.  Bolig;  gen.  agt.  Mass.  Mutual  Life 
Ins.  Co.  for  20  years;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  director  Acacia  Country  club; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Shaker 
Heights  Country  clubs;  Susquehanna  Val- 
ley Country  club  of  Sunbury,  Pa.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  traveling  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 2584  Guilford-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:   9th   fl.  Hippodrome  Bldg. 

SNYDER,  Riinnell  P.,  real  estate  broker; 
born,  Newcomerstown,  O.,  May  7,  1891;  son 
Daniel  W.  and  Mary  C.  (Madison)  Snyder; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools:  Glenville 
high  school;  married,  Washington.  D.  C,  Sept. 
14.  1918  to  Martha  C.  Willey — children,  Eliza- 
beth Helen,  Russell  P.  and  Edward  Wllley 
Snyder;  world  war,  served  fourteen  months 
in  army,  1917,  commissioned  after  11  months; 
attended  law  school  two  years;  pres.  and 
treas.  The  Property  Investment  Co.;  director 
The  Central  Commercial  Land  Co.;  member 
Masonic  lodge:  American  Legion;  life  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  member  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Cleveland  Automobile,  and 
City  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Real 
Estate  Board.  Recreation:  flower  garden, 
fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  Shaker 
Heights.      Office:    1848    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

SODUL,  Solomon  Arthur,  physician  and 
surgeon:  born.  New  York  City,  Dec.  17.  1892; 
son  Max  and  Yetta  (Brown)  Sobul;  educated, 
Central  high  school,  1910;  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
I'.S.    1915;    W.R.U.    medical   school,    M.D.    1917; 


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married.  Cleveland,  Nov.  1,  1921  to  Fanny 
Wheye;  world  war,  1st  lleut.,  M.O.R.C.  1918; 
Internship  at  Cleveland  City  hospital.  1918- 
1919;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; American  Medical  assn.;  K.  of  P.;  Bnal 
Brlth.  Recreation:  handball  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 1743  Bryn  Mawr-rd.  Office:  2584  E. 
B5th    St. 

SOLIiMANN,  Tornld  Hermann,  physician; 
born,  Coburg,  Germany,  Feb.  10,  1874;  son 
August  and  Adelhaid  (Eckardt)  Sollmann; 
educated;  Germany;  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
Paris;  Strassburg;  M.r>.  from  W.  R.  U.;  mar- 
ried. Warren,  Pa.,  1902  to  Alice  M.  Ser- 
sall — children,  one  daughter;  professor  of 
Pharmacology  Medical  School  W.R.C. ;  mem- 
ber various  medical  and  scientific  societies; 
Alpha  Omega  Alpha  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fra- 
ternities; University  club.  Residence:  14327 
Superlor-rd.     Office:   2109   Adelbert-rd. 

SOMEn.S,  Arthur  Langrton;  born,  Cuyahoga 
Fall.s,  O.,  Dec.  9.  1845;  son  Dr.  Porter  G.  and 
Melissa  (Freese)  Somers;  educated,  public 
schools.  Cuyahoga  Falls.  O..  and  Iron  City 
Business  college,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  married, 
Akron,  O.,  Nov.  15,  1866  to  Emeline  W. 
Peebles  (deceased) — children,  Jessie  M. 
Somers  (deceased);  served  in  civil  war  with 
Co.  B.  85th  Ohio  Inf..  June  to  Oct.  1862  and 
6th  Ohio  Battery  light  artillery,  Nov.  1863 
to  Sept.  1865;  came  to  Cleveland  In  May  1866; 
employed  by  Mercantile  agency  of  R.  G.  Dun 
&  Co.  until  May,  1869  when  he  entered  the 
employ  of  A.  Stephens  &  Sons,  predecessor  of 
The  Widlar  Co.  and  has  been  continually 
connected  with  the  concern  since  May  1869; 
vice-pres.  and  sec.  The  Widlar  Co.;  director 
Security  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  charter  mem- 
ber Banner  lodge  No.  578,  I.O.O.F.;  Army  and 
Navy  post,  G.A.R.;  Cleveland  Assn.  of  Credit 
Men  (Wholesale);  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  2854  Montgomery-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.      Office:    722   Bollver-rd.,   S.   E. 

SOUTHARD,  ^Valte^  Peobody,  coal  opera- 
tor; born,  Columbus,  O.,  Dec.  25,  1887;  son 
Chas  Wm.  and  Charlotta  (Carpenter)  South- 
ard; married,  Cleveland,  June  28,  1918  to 
Alice  Powell — children,  three;  vice-pres.  and 
gen.  mgr.  J.  P.  Burton  Coal  Co.,  Kennon  Coal 
Mining  Co.,  By-products  Coal  Co.  and  sec. 
Westwood  Country  club  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Westwood  Country,  Clifton  and  Cleve- 
land Athletic  clubs.  Residence:  1070  Abbre- 
shire-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  825  National 
City    Bldg. 

SOUTHKRN,  Edw.  L..,  pres.  and  mgr.  The 
E.  L.  Southern  Co.;  born,  Lakewood,  O.  (for- 
merly E.  Rockport),  May  18,  1872;  son  Julius 
W.  and  Julia  R.  (Van  Haun)  Southern;  mar- 
ried, Lakewood,  1894  to  Gertrude  A.  Bailey 
— children,  Lowell  E.  Southern;  member 
Westwood  Country  club.  Residence:  1486 
Grace-ave.  Lakewood.  Office:  933  William- 
son Bldg. 

SOUTHWICK,  Archibald  Alfred,  physician; 
born,  Harbor  Creek,  Pa.,  April  14,  1885;  son 
Charles  Sumner  and  Etta  Julia  (Hardy) 
Southwick;  educated,  Ohio  Wesleyan;  West- 
ern Reserve,  1912,  M.D.,  Slocum  prize;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  April  29,  1924  to  Elsie  Fran- 
cis Smith;  world  war,  1st  lleut.  M.R.C.,  Ft. 
Oglethorpe,  Camp  Dlx,  Evacuation  hospital 
10;  Froldes  Sur  Aire,  France,  Meuse  Argonne 
Offensive;  commanding  officer  contagious 
section  E.  H.  10  following  Armistice;  di- 
rector Hospital  Clinic;  chief  of  medical  ser- 
vice Hospital  Clinic;  member  Academy  of 
Medicine;  O.S.M.A.;  A.M.A.;  Phi  Beta  Phi  fra- 
ternity; Masonic  lodge;  Chapter  and  Com- 
mandery;  Shrine;  32nd  degree;  Sons  of  the 
American  Revolution;  Cleveland  Museum  of 
Art;    Cleveland   Athletic   and   Acacia   Country 


club.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 3063  Washlngton-blvd.  Office:  221 
Osborn   Bldg. 

SOWliE,  Kuwrenrc  K.,  real  estate;  born. 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  1881;  son  L.  T.  and  Clara 
(Kimble)  Sowle;  educated,  Univ.  of  Minn.. 
1903,  E.M.;  married,  Minneapolis,  1912  to 
Emma  May  Bailey — children.  Nellie  Margaret 
Sowle;  mining  engineer  with  Gugenheim  Ex- 
ploration Co.  1903;  in  Colorado  and  Old  Mex- 
ico grain  commission  and  elevator  and  flour 
milling.  Minneapolis,  1906;  real  estate, 
Seattle,  Washc  1908-1916;  real  estate  and 
mortgages,  Cleveland  since  1917;  pres.  The 
Ridgeroad  Land  Co.  and  The  May-Fields  Co.; 
treas.  and  mgr.  The  Climax  Land  Co.  and 
The  Realty  Underwriting  Co.;  manager  and 
agent  Longbeach  Park;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Plymouth  Church  of  Shaker 
Hghts.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  member  University,  Big 
Ten  University,  (janterbury.  High  Noon, 
Sliver  Lake  Country  and  National  Town 
and  Country  clubs.  Residence:  3149  Warring- 
ton-rd.      Office:    1001   Union   Mortgage   Bldg. 

SPAIVOAVSKI,  Joneph,  Catholic  priest;  born. 
Cleveland.  Nov.  30,  1885;  son  Joseph  and 
Catherine  (Szcypska)  Spanowskl;  educated, 
St.  Francis  Parochial  school;  St.  Ignatius 
high  school  and  college,  B.A.;  St.  Mary's 
Theological  Seminary,  Baltimore,  Md.,  M.A.; 
pastor  St.  Stanislaus  parish,  Lorain,  O.,  1913- 
1915;  pastor  Our  Lady  of  Czestochowa  par- 
ish, Cleveland,  1915;  pastor  Assumption  par- 
ish, Grafton,  O.,  and  at  the  same  time  Holy 
Cross  parish.  Elyria,  O.,  1916-1917;  appointed 
pastor  St.  Josaphat  parish,  April  26.  1917, 
Cleveland.  Residence:  1435  E.  33rd  st.  Of- 
fice:  same. 

SPAUI>r>IXG,  David  Chase,  sec.  mgr.  Brown 
Graves  Co.;  born,  Steubenville,  O.;  son 
Chas.  H.  and  Amelia  (Robertson) 
Spaulding:  educated,  Oberlin  college;  mar- 
ried, Cincinnati,  O.,  Feb.  18,  1903  to  Mary 
Augustus  Handlan — children.  David  Chase  Jr. 
and  Eugene  Handlan  Spaulding;  associated 
with  Pittsburgh  Plate  Glass  Co.  as  account- 
ant up  to  1906;  traveled  for  Brown  Graves 
Co.  1906-1913;  came  to  Cleveland  1913  to 
take  charge  of  company  business;  pres.  Penn. 
Continental  Savings  Assn.;  vice  pres.  Cleve- 
land Building  Trades  Credit  Assn.;  mem- 
ber Chamber  of  Commerce;  Akron  lodge,  F.  & 
A.  M.,  Akron,  O. ;  Wlndemere  chapter,  R.A.M., 
Cleveland;  Al  Sirat  Grotto,  Oriental  Com- 
mandery,  Al  Koran  Shrine  all  of  Cleveland; 
member  United  Commercial  Travelers,  Akron, 
O.;  member  Acacia  Country  club.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  1841  (~rrasmere-st..  East 
Cleveland.     Office:  1804  E.  55th  st. 

SPEAR,  ^Vesley  John,  sec.  treas.  The  Spear 
and  Gillette  Co.;  born.  Cleveland.  May  18, 
1898;  son  .lames  Austin  and  Stella  May 
(Roberts)  Spear;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools  and  East  high  school;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  27,  1922  to  Gladys  Hardner 
— children,  Wesley  John  Spear,  Jr.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  hunting.  Residence:  3852 
Klrkwood-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office;  130 
Caxton  Bldg. 

SPEASE,  Alice  Kelly;  born  Pittsburgh,  Pa.. 
Sept.  26,  1889;  daughter  George  and  Anna 
(Palmer)  Kelly;  educated,  Goucher  college; 
married.  Pittsburgh,  June  22,  1911  to  Ed- 
ward Spease;  chairman,  Citizenship  Train- 
ing, Cleveland  Federation  of  Women's  clubs 
1924;  pres;  Cleveland  Panhellenlc  assn.  1924; 
member  Alpha  Phi  sorority;  member  Wom- 
en's City  club.  Residence:  3051  Scarborough- 
rd.,    Cleveland   Heights. 

SPENCE,  John  Martin,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land   Hghts.,    Feb.    19.    1859;    son    John    and 


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Isabella  (Ormiston)  Spence;  attended  Shaw 
academy  and  Shaw  high  school;  graduate 
of  National  Normal  Univ.  Lebanon,  O., 
scientific  class  of  1881;  first  mayor  of  Cleve- 
land Hghts. ;  pres  School  Board  Cleveland 
Hghts. ;  pres.  The  Spence  Bros.  Con.'stnic- 
tlon  Co.;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Al  Koran 
Shrine  and  Oriental  Commandery  No.  12; 
member  Old  Settlers  assn.  Kesidence:  1908 
Woodward-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
same. 

SPENCER,  Elizabeth  V.;  born,  Lancaster, 
O..  Sept.  23,  1868:  daughter  Jesse  Fletcher 
and  Sarah  Elizabeth  (Carlisle)  Van  DeMark; 
educated,  Lancaster  and  Columbus  public 
schools:  married,  Cleveland,  .Tune  24,  1887 
to  Hugh  Spencer — children,  Hugh  Jackson, 
Thomas  Carlisle  and  Fletcher  Mark  Spencer; 
Thomas  Carlisle  Spencer  died  In  the  World 
War,  In  France,  Oct.  2.  1918;  pres.  The  T.  C. 
Spencer  Co.;  member  Ladies  Aid  and  Mis- 
sionary society:  member  Animal  I'rotectlve 
league,  Anti  Vivi  Section  society;  U.  S.  A. 
and  State  Humane  societies.  Residence:  6516 
Franklin-ave. 

SPENCER,  F.  Mark,  see;  born,  Chicago, 
June  30,  1903;  son  Hugh  and  Elizabeth  (Van 
De  Mark)  Spencer;  educated  University 
school  and  Mercersburg  Academy;  sec.  T.  C. 
Spencer  Co.  Residence:  6516  Franklin-ave. 
Office:    1315   W.    llth-st. 

SPENCER,  Hiierli  JnokHoii,  pres.  T.  C.  Spen- 
cer Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  10,  1888;  son 
Hugh  and  Elizabeth  (Van  DeMark)  Spencer; 
educated,  Chicago;  assisted  with  sale  of 
Liberty  bonds;  member  Chamber  of  Industry; 
Chamber  of  Commerce:  member  Animal  Pro- 
tective league.  Residence:  6516  Franklin- 
ave.     Office:  1315  W.  11th  st. 

SPENCER,  liymnn  Monroe,  salesman:  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  10.  1880;  son  Charles  F.  and 
Annie  (Adams)  Spencer;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools,  Sibley  and  Central  high 
schools;  married,  Pitt.sburgh,  Mar.  19,  1908 
to  Lura  Audes.sa  Farmer;  associated  with 
The  Cleveland  Stone  Co.  for  22  years;  mem- 
ber Lakewood  Elks;  member  Lakewood 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Chamber  of  Indus- 
try; member  Lakewood  Kiwanis  club.  Resi- 
dence: Stop  23,  Lake-rd.,  Bay  Village,  O.  Of- 
fice:   1341    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

SPENGLER,  Eillth  Brett;  born,  Cleveland, 
1889;  daughter  William  Howard  and  Alice 
(Allen)  Brett;  educated.  College  for  Women, 
"Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B. ;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  25,  1917  to  Ralph  Allen  Spengler 
— children,  Ralph  Allen  Spengler,  Jr.;  mem- 
ber rhi  Beta  Kappa.  Residence:  3276  Cedar- 
brook-rd. 

SPENGI.ER.  Rnlph  Allen,  mechanical  engi- 
neer; born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  12,  1889;  son  A. 
and  Belle  (Hudson)  Spangler;  educated, 
Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  B.S.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  25,  1917  to  Edith  Allen  Brett 
— children,  Ralph  A.  Spengler,  Jr.  capt.  ord- 
nance, at  Watertown  Arsenal  twenty 
months;  member  American  Society  of 
Mechanical  Engineers  and  Cleveland  Engi- 
neering society.  Residence:  3276  Cedar- 
brook-rd.      Office:    1020    Union   Trust    Bldg. 

SPENGLER,  AVnrren  D^  engineer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  13.  1881;  son  A.  and  J.  Belle 
(Hudson)  Spengler;  educated,  Adolbert  col- 
lege. Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.  1903;  Mas.s. 
Institute  of  Technology,  B.S.,  1908;  married, 
Boston.  Mass.,  June  27,  1910  to  Josephine 
Wright  Hadcock — children,  Joan  Spengler; 
pres.  and  treas.  Warren  D.  Spengler.  Inc.. 
Engineers;  member  A.I.E.E..  A.S.M.E.,  C.E.C. 
and  C.  of  C;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta  fra- 
ternity; member  Old  Colony  club.  Residence: 
Hudson,    O.      Office:    1020    Union    Trust    Bldg. 


SPENZER,  Lornn  Mlnervn,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  20,  1898;  daughter  Dr.  Eugene 
and  Rose  Martha  (Burgoyne)  Spenzer;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools.  College  for 
Women.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.  1919; 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  M.D.  1923;  Interne  St.  Lukes 
hospital  1923-1924;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine.  Residence:  2355  Lee-rd. 
Office:    9011   Broadway. 

SPERLING,  I.  I.  publicity  manager;  born. 
Now  York,  Jan.  22,  1897;  son  Alexander  and 
Mary  (Stern)  Sperling;  educated.  New  York 
City  and  Buffalo  public  schools;  Cleveland, 
Central  high  school;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Advertising  school;  married,  Cleveland.  Feb. 
14.  1917  to  Marion  Kronthal — children.  Jane 
Ruth  Sperling;  U.  S.  army  during  world  war: 
reporter  and  editorial  staff  work.  Cleveland 
Plain  Dealer;  writer  of  numerous  articles 
published  in  financial  and  advertising  publi- 
cations; past  pres.  Cleveland  Financial  Ad- 
vertisers assn.  Recreation:  golf  and  tennis. 
Residence:  3333  Ormond-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    Cleveland   Trust   Co. 

SPIEGLE,  Winfenl  G.;  born,  Cleveland. 
Dec.  4.  1892;  son  I.  W.  and  Clara  (Geismer) 
Spiegle;  educated.  Case  School  of  Applied 
Science;  associated  with  The  Stearn  Co.; 
member  Oakwood  and  Excelsior  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: Sovereign  Hotel.  Office:  1021  Euc- 
lid-ave. 

SPIETH,  Inabelln  Kellej ;  born  Massillon. 
O.;  daughter  James  Stuart  and  Carrie  (Hurx- 
thal)  Kelley;  educated.  Cleveland  public 
schools  and  Lewisburg  Seminary  (now 
Greenbriar  college).  W.  Va.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  10.  1899  to  Bemis  Victor  Spieth 
— children,  Dorothea  I.  and  Donald  H.  Spieth; 
Red  Cross  work  during  world  war  and  civic 
work  with  Federation  of  Women's  clubs;  sec. 
Women's  Aux.  of  Trinity  Cathedral;  member 
Colonial  Study  Circle.  Residence:  3390 
Ingleside-rd. 

SPIETH,  Lnwrenee  Caleb,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  25,  1883;  son  William  F.  and 
Jennie  Anne  (Noonan)  Spieth;  educated,  Stan- 
ford Univ.,  A.B.  1904;  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
LL.B.  1907;  married  Los  Angeles.  Cal.,  July 
8.  1908  to  Helen  Neville  Pepper — children, 
Alice  Neville  Spieth;  partner  White  Cannon 
and  Spieth.  attorneys  at  law;  member  Amer- 
ican Bar.  Ohio  State  Bar  and  County  Bar 
assns.;  member  Masonic  Order;  member  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  member  Union, 
University.  Mid  Day  and  Canterbury  Golf 
clubs;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 3061  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    1565    Union    Trust   Bldg. 

SPIRA,  Henry,  banker;  born,  RIchwalcf. 
Hungary,  June  21.  1862;  son  Bernath  and 
Ester  (Deutsch)  Splra;  educated  in  the  part 
of  Hungary  which  is  now  Czecho  Slovakia; 
married,  Bardiov,  June  13,  1SS6  to  Mathilda 
Ehrllch — children.  Ethel,  Sigmond,  Philip, 
Rolla,  Sylvia  and  Violet  Spira;  pres.  Splra 
Savings  and  Loan  Co.  and  Spira  International 
Co.;  vice  pres.  Commercial  Savings  and  Loan 
Co.;  pres.  The  Heights  Temple.  Residence: 
13672    Euclld-ave.     Office:    2207    Ontarlo-st. 

SPIRA,  Philip,  banker;  born,  Cleveland, 
1891;  son  Henry  and  Matilda  (Ehrlich)  Spira; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools  and  VVest- 
ern  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.  1913;  LL.B.  1915; 
local  financial  section  of  U.  S.  govt,  fiscal 
agency  during  world  war;  vice  pres.  and 
director  The  Splra  Savings  and  Loan  Co.; 
vice  pres..  sec.  and  director  The  Spira  In- 
ternational Express  Co.;  vice  pres.  and  sec. 
Spira  Investment  Co.;  sec.  and  director  The 
Euclid  Stores  Co.  and  Ideal  Improvement 
Co.;  member  Zeta  Beta  Tau   fraternity;   B'nal 


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B'rlth.     Residence:    13672   Euclid-ave.     Office: 
2207  Ontarlo-st. 

SPITAL.NY,  Maurice  J.,  musical  director; 
born,  Russia,  Feb.  27,  1893;  son  Jacob  and 
Rachael  (Burstein)  Spitalny;  educated,  Chi- 
cago, American  Conservatory  of  Music;  Royal 
Conservatory  of  Berlin,  winning  a  scholar- 
ship; married,  Cleveland,  June  1,  1915  to 
Dorothy  E.  Kahn — children,  Jean,  Iris  and 
James  Roy  Spitalny;  in  concert  tour  1910; 
Cleveland,  Metropolitan  Theatre;  Park  Thea- 
tre; Stillman  Theatre;  conducted  orchestra 
In  Statler  Hotel  for  the  past  five  years;  asst 
concert  master  with  Cleveland  Symphony  in 
its  premier  season  and  soloist  at  one  of  its 
concerts;  member  Beechmont  Country  club; 
associate  member  Realtors  club.  Recreation: 
golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  2194  Lamberton- 
rd.     Office:   Stillman   Theatre. 

SPITLER,  Harry  L,,,  vice  pres.  Alexander 
Bros.  Lumber  Co.;  born.  Van  Buren,  O.,  Dec. 
16,  1885;  son  Samuel  Bretz  and  Annettie 
(Poe)  Spltler;  educated,  Findlay,  O.,  high 
school  1905;  Otterbein  Univ.  1905-1906;  Ohio 
State  Univ.  1906-1907;  married,  Findlay,  O.. 
Feb.  17,  1910  to  Isabel  Kirk — children,  David 
Kirk  and  Mary  Annette  Spitler;  sec.  treas. 
Wetzel  Lumber  Co.;  director  Co-Operative 
Investment  Co.;  member  Chi  Phi  fraternity; 
member  Masonic  lodge;  officer  in  Fairmount 
Presbyterian  church;  member  Mid  Dav,  Big 
Ten  University,  Canterbury  Golf  and  Cleve- 
land Advertising  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
fishing  and  hunting.  Residence:  31G5  Mon- 
mouth-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1673 
Union    Trust    Bldg. 

SPOOXER,  George  ^Vat«hing;toIl,  lawyer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  15,  1879;  son  George 
W.  and  Mary  (Hamilton)  Spooner;  educated, 
public  schools,  night  high  school,  Hiram  col- 
lege and  Cleveland  Law  School;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  14,  1903  to  Katherine  Barry; 
councilman,  Cleveland  1910-1912;  trustee 
Charity  hospital  and  St.  John's  Cathedral; 
member  Elks  and  Eagles;  member  National 
Town  and  Country  and  Villa  Beach  clubs. 
Residence:  14  Villa  Beach  Club.  Office:  1011 
Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

SPRAGUE,  Charles  Ilamtlton,  merchant; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1897;  son  William 
F.  and  Harriet  (Ford)  Rprague;  educated, 
Ohio  State  Univ.,  B.S.;  director  William  F. 
Bprague  and  Co.,  Inc.;  member  Alpha  Tau 
Omega  fraternity;  member  Shanghai  Polo, 
Shanghai  Hunt  and  Shanghai  American 
clubs;  member  Kiangwan  Race  club.  Resi- 
dence: Standard  Oil  Co.  of  New  York.  Of- 
fice:   Shanghai,   China. 

SPRAGUE,  Elizabeth  Doan,  principal  Rose- 
dale  school;  born,  Cleveland;  daughter  Capt. 
A.  W.  and  Helen  (Walters)  Sprague;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  Bolton  gram- 
mar. Central  high,  Cleveland  Normal  school 
and  W.R.U.B.  of  Ed.;  Red  Cross  certificate 
and  badge  in  recognition  of  service  faith- 
fully performed;  assisted  with  sale  of  thrift 
stamps  at  Rosedale  school;  highest  record 
of  sale  of  any  schools  in  the  county;  prin- 
?ipal  of  Rosedale  school  for  31  years;  mem- 
National  Educational  Teachers'  assn.;  Ele- 
mentary School  Principals  of  N.E.A.;  mem- 
National  Educational  Teachers'  assn.;  mem- 
ber Euclid-ave  Congregational  church;  for- 
mer member  D.A.R.;  former  member  East 
End  Tennis  Club  and  holder  of  Women's 
City  Tennis  Championship  as  long  as  she 
entered  the  tournament;  member  City  and 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs.  Residence: 
2030  E.  86th-st.  Office:  Rosedale  School,  B. 
115th   St.   and   Moulton-ave. 

SPRAGUE,  Harriet  Ford:  born,  Cleveland, 
Nov.     17,     1863;     daughter    Lewis    Whitmarch 


and  Anna  G.  (Fenn)  Ford;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools.  Central  high  school  and 
Wells  college;  married  Cleveland.  June  12, 
1889  to  William  F.  Sprague — children,  George 
William,  Virginia  Ford  and  Charles  Sprague; 
assisted  with  Red  Cross  work  during  world 
war;  member  Calvary  Presbyterian  church; 
member  Women's  City  club.  Residence:  1884 
E.    84th    St.  , 

SPRAGUE,  Percy  Carl,  traffic  manager; 
born,  Salem,  O.,  June  5,  1883;  son  Wallace 
Gould  and  Mary  E.  (Steacy)  Sprague;  edu- 
cated, public  schools  of  Salem  and  Sewickley, 
Pa.;  married,  Chicago,  111.,  1910  to  Eleanor 
Andersen — children,  Rosemary  Sprague;  mem- 
ber local  fuel  administration  board  of  Rich- 
mond, Ind.,  1917;  member  special  Railroad 
traffic  committee.  New  York,  1918;  division 
freight  agent,  Penna.  R.  R.  Cambridge,  O., 
1912;  Richmond  Ind.,  1914;  general  freight 
agent  Penna.  R.R.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1920;  traffic 
manager.  The  M.A.  Hanna  Co.  1921;  member 
traffic  committee  of  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  member  Mayfleld  Country  club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2549  Kenil- 
worth-rd.     Office:   Leader   Bldg. 

SPREIVG,  DwlKht  S.  physician;  born,  Find- 
lay, O.,  Feb.  11,  1897;  son  George  F.  and  Mary 
(Myers)  Spreng;  educated,  Toledo  Scott  high 
school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.  1920; 
M.D.  1923;  married,  Cleveland,  July  2,  1925 
to  Dr.  Elizabeth  P.  Dial;  2nd  lieut.  Infantry, 
U.S.A.,  Sept.  16,  1918-Dec.  23  1918;  member 
American  Medical  assn.  and  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  honorary  fraterni- 
ties. Residence:  3285  W.  115th  st.  Office: 
11420  Lorain-ave. 

SPRING,  Herbert  Arthur,  attorney;  born, 
Franklinville.  N.  Y.,  Aug.  25,  1889;  son  S. 
Arthur  and  Nettie  (Walker)  Spring;  edu- 
cated. Univ.  of  Colorado,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  18,  1918  to  Lillian  Musick 
— children.  Herbert  Arthur  Spring,  Jr.;  part- 
ner White  Cannon  and  Spieth,  attorneys; 
member  Delta  Tau  Delta  and  Phi  Delta 
Phi  fraternities;  member  University  and  Mid 
Day  clubs.  Residence:  3084  East  Overlook- 
rd.      Office:    1565    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

SPRING,  MarKuerlte  Tafel;  born,  Cincin- 
nati. O..  July  18,  1894;  daughter  Gustav  and 
Marie  Theresa  (Dorn)  Tafel;  educated,  Wel- 
lesley  college,  A.B.  1915;  married,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  July  30,  1921  to  Walter  Lee  Spring. 
Residence:    Cedar-rd.,   Gates  Mills,   O. 

SPRING,  AValter  Lee,  lawyer;  born,  Frank- 
linville, N.  Y.,  Nov.  4,  1894;  son  Samuel 
Arthur  and  Nettie  (Walker)  Spring;  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  Colorado,  B.A.  1916;  Harvard 
Law  school,  LL.B.  1920;  married.  Merlon, 
Pa.,  July  30,  1921  to  Marguerite  Tafel;  en- 
listed U.S.N.R.F.  Dec.  12  1917  as  seaman, 
second  class;  graduated  Harvard  Ensign 
school,  June  6,  1918;  commissioned  Ensign 
U.S.N.R.F.;  from  June  6,  1918  to  Dec.  7,  1918 
continuous  foreign  service  on  U.S.S.  Huron; 
hold  commission  now  of  lieut.  U.S.N.R.F.; 
associated  with  firm  of  White,  Johnson,  Can- 
non and  Spieth,  attorneys,  1920-1925;  asso- 
ciated with  Arthur  Sayre  in  general  practice 
of  law  since  1925;  senior  member  Spring  and 
Sayre;  member  American,  Ohio  State  and 
Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraternities; 
member  Harvard  club  of  Cleveland.  Resi- 
dence: Cedar-rd.,  Gates  Mills,  O.  Office:  722 
Union  Trust  Bldg. 

SPROSTY,  Clarence  A.,  dental  surgeon; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  24,  1897;  son  Anthony 
B.  and  Pauline  (Kulas)  'Sprosty;  educated. 
Fowler  school  1911,  South  high  school  1915; 
Ohio  State  Univ.  1917-1918;  Western  Reserve 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Dental  school,  D.D.S.  1923:  member  Cleveland 
Dental  society  and  American  Dental  assn.: 
demonstrator  of  operative  dentistry  at 
W.R.U.  dental  college  1923-1924;  civil  service 
commission's  dental  examiner,  Cleveland; 
member  Psl  Omego  and  Delta  Upsllon  fra- 
ternities; member  High  Noon  club.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  4849  Broadway,  S.E. 
Office:     5644  Broadway,  S.E. 

SPROWL,  John  Oliver,  retired  merchant; 
born,  Princeton,  Ind. ;  son  .Tames  A.  and  Mar- 
tha L.  (Crowe)  Sprowl;  educated,  Princeton, 
Ind.;  graduated  with  honors  and  was  award- 
ed scholarship  to  Wabash  college;  married, 
Des  Moines,  la.,  Sept.  22,  1904  to  Hope  Maine 
— children,  Margaret  E.  and  .John  O.  Sprowl, 
Jr.;  contributing  member  Ohio  Militai-y  Co.; 
associated  with  the  May  Co.  for  21  years  as 
merchandise  manager;  retired  Feb.  1,  1926; 
pres.  and  member  of  firm,  Sprowl  Bros.,  Lan- 
sing, Mich.;  pres.  and  member  of  firm,  Sprowl 
Bros.,  Princeton,  Ind.;  member  Garment  Cen- 
ter club.  New  York;  member  Mid-Day,  Na- 
tional Town  and  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Willowick  Country  and  Optimists  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf,  motoring,  fishing  and  the  thea- 
ter.     Residence:    12960    Euclid-ave. 

SPUHLER,  Edwin  Harrold,  lubrication 
engineer;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  12,  1890;  son 
John  and  Emma  Spuhler;  educated,  Walton 
aflS  Scnanton  public  schools  and  Dyke  School 
of  Business;  Baldwin  Wallace  (Cleveland 
Law  School)  business  law;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  6,  1916  to  Maida  Gazell — children, 
Marjory  Gail  and  Janet  Edwina  Spuhler; 
Republican  committeeman,  Lakewood;  pre- 
cinct captain;  associated  with  the  Petro- 
leum Industry,  refining,  selling  and  engineer- 
ing for  15  years;  lubrication  sales  engineer, 
National  Refining  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Engineering  society;  member  Elks  lodge; 
member  Salesmans  club.  Residence:  1261 
French-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1404  East 
9th    St. 

SPIJRXEY,  Albert  F.,  surgeon;  born,  Cleve- 
land. Jan.  20,  1866;  son  Anton  and  Mary  (Hor- 
llck)  Spurney;  educated,  Cleveland,  Central 
high  school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.D. 
1887;  post  graduate  work  at  colleges  in  West- 
ern states  and  Europe;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  15,  1890  to  Pauline  Sykora — children, 
Paul  M.,  Alberta  and  Jean  Spurney;  associate 
in  Gynaecology,  Wooster  University,  Medi- 
cal school;  member  of  staff,  Cleveland  Gen- 
eral hospital,  St.  Lukes  hospital,  City  hos- 
pital (1S92-1900);  pres.  and  member  of  staff 
of  The  Hospital  Clinic  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine,  Ohio  State  Medical 
assn.  and  American  College  of  Surgeons; 
32nd  degree  Mason  and  Shrine;  member 
Knights  of  Pythias;  member  Acacia  Country. 
Shaker  Heights  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic 
and  Rotary  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2266  Demington-dr.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:     403  Osborn  Bldg. 

SPURNEY,  Panl  M^  obestrictian  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  12,  1892;  son  Dr. 
A.  F.  and  Pauline  J.  (Sykora)  Spurney;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland,  Bolton  school.  Central  high 
school;  Adelbert  college.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  A.B.  and  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Medi- 
cal college,  M.D. ;  married.  New  York  City, 
Aug.  22,  1919  to  Alma  Venman — children, 
Paul  M.,  II.  and  Robert  Venman  Spurney; 
lleut.  Medical  corps  Aug.  16,  1918-Aug.-Sept. 
6,  1919;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon,  Nu  Sigma 
Nu  and  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  fraternities; 
member  University  and  Acacia  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  3029  Chadbourne-rd.  Office  403 
Osborn    Bldg. 

SQUIRE,  .\nilrew,  lawyer;  born,  Mantua, 
O.,    Oct.    21,    1850;    son    Dr.    Andrew    Jackson 


and  Martha  (Wilmot)  Squire;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools  of  Mantua  and  Hiram,  O.;  Hiram 
college,  A.B.  1872;  LL.D.  Hiram  and  Kenyon 
colleges;  married,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1896 
to  Mrs.  Eleanor  Seymour  Sea;  Republican 
In  politics;  delegate  Republican  convention, 
1896;  world  war,  on  Mayor's  advisory  com- 
mittee; studied  law  with  Cadwell  &  Marwln 
In  1872;  admitted  to  practice  in  Dec.  1873; 
Jan.  1874  became  member  of  firm  Marvin 
and  Sciuire;  1876  firm  became  Marvin,  Hart 
&  Squire;  Jan.  1,  1878  member  firm  Estep 
&  Squire;  1882.  Estep,  Dickey  and  Squire; 
Jan.  1,  1890  Mr.  Squire  retired  to  become 
member  of  firm  Squire,  Sanders  &  Dempsey, 
which  firm  still  continues;  pres.  and  director 
Cleveland  &  Pittsburgh  Railroad  Co.;  pres. 
Wyoming-Pocahontas  Coal  &  Coke  Company; 
director  Union  Trust  Company,  Cleveland 
Stone  Co.,  Union  Carbide  &  Carbon  Co.,  Gras- 
selll  Chemical  Co.,  Browning  Crane  Co.  and 
American  National  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of 
Columbus.  O.,  member  International  American, 
Ohio  State,  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  of  United  States;  Cleveland 
and  Ohio  Chambers  of  Commerce;  Electrical 
League  of  Cleveland;  director  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  trustee  and  director  Hiram  Col- 
lege;; trustee  Case  Library;  for  a  number  of 
years  was  a  member  Cleveland  Sinking  Fund; 
commission  and  trustee  Garfield  Memorial 
assn.;  33rd  degree  Mason;  member  Sons  of 
the  American  Revolution;  member  Union, 
Country,  Mayfield  Country,  KIrtland  Country, 
Pepper  Pike  Country,  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt, 
Ottawa  Shooting,  Roadside,  Tavern,  Row- 
fant  clubs  of  Cleveland;  University  clubs 
of  Cleveland  and  New  York;  Grolier  and 
Century  clubs.  New  York  and  Colum- 
bus club,  Columbus,  O.;  April  15,  1925  elected 
pres.  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  has 
always  been  in  the  general  practice  of  law. 
Recreation:  farming  and  golf.  Residence: 
3443  Euclld-ave.  Office:  1857  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

SQUIRE,  Edna  Searle;  born,  Troy,  N.Y., 
June  7,  1887;  daughter  Wlllard  Wolcott  and 
Emily  Frances  (Van  De  Car)  Searle;  educated, 
Emma  Willard  school,  Troy,  N.  Y. ;  Merrill 
Van  Laer  school.  New  York  City;  married, 
Troy  N.  Y.,  Oct.  30,  1907  to  Reginald  Rocke- 
feller Squire — children,  Feargus  Bowen,  Wll- 
lard Searle  and  Emily  Louise  Squire.  Resi- 
dence:   WIckllffe,    O. 

SQUIRE,    Feargns    BoTvden,    retired;    born 
Bow,     Devonshire,     England;     Feb.     12,     1850 
son    John    and    Mary    Ann    (Ellicott)    Squire 
educated,     Cleveland     public     schools;     Prof 
Humlston's    private    school:    married,    Cleve 
land     Dec.    28.    1876    to    Louisa    C.    Braymer — 
children,     Reginald     Rockefeller     Squire     and 
Irma     L.     (Mrs.     J.     F.     Rust);     ex-vice-pres. 
Standard    Oil    Co.    of    Ohio;    member    Masonic 
lodge;    Knights    of    Phythias;    Country    club. 
Residence:       2472       Overlook-rd.,      Cleveland 
Hghts.      Summer:    WIckllffe,    O. 

SQUIRE,  I^oulMa  Chrlntlna  Rraymer;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  18.  1854;  daughter  George 
and  Eva  Johanna  (Renninger)  Braymer;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  28,  1876  to  Feargus  Bowden 
Squire — children,  Reginald  Rockefeller  Squire 
and  Irma  L.  (Mrs.  J.  F.  Rust);  member  Wom- 
an's City  club.  Residence:  2472  Overlook- 
rd.,   Cleveland   Hghts.     Summer  WIckllffe,   O. 

SQUIRE,  ReKlnaltl  Rockefeller;  born, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  9,  1882;  son  Feargus 
Bowden  and  Louisa  C.  (Braymer)  Squire; 
educated.  University  school;  Yale,  1905;  mar- 
ried, Troy,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  30,  1907  to  Edna  Louise 
Searle — children,  Feargus  Bowden,  Willard 
Searle    and    Emily    Louise    Squire;    member 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Union   and   Castalia   Trout   clubs.    Residence: 
Wickllffe,    O. 

STAFFORD,  Frankland  FiBh,  manufactur- 
ing; born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  12,  1896;  son 
Oliver  Mt  and  Maude  B.  (Frankland)  Staf- 
ford; educated,  University  school;  Yale  Univ., 
1919;  married,  Cleveland.  Feb.  16,  1918  to 
Margaret  J.  Ranney — children,  Frankland  F., 
Mary  and  Margaret  Stafford;  world  war,  pur- 
chasing agent  Camp  Sherman,  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
cadet  in  air  service,  graduated  from  ground 
school  of  Austin,  Tex.;  director  and  asso. 
general  manager  in  charge  production 
Cleveland  "Worsted  Mills  Co.;  director 
Sheriff  St.  Market  &  Storage  Co.;  ad- 
visory board  Union  Trust  Co.;  member  Beta 
Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Cleveland  Amateur 
Musical  club;  Union  and  Cleveland  Tennis 
and  Racquet  clubs;  appointed  chairman  Me- 
tropolitan div.  Community  Fund  of  Cleve- 
land, 1925;  chairman  music  committee  at 
Broadway  M.  E.  Sunday  school  since  1919 
and  also  on  finance  committee  and  official 
board.  Recreation:  tennis,  skating,  music 
and  playing  cello.  Residence:  2185  Bell- 
fleld-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Cleve- 
land   Worsted   Mills   Co. 

STAGE,  Charles  Willnrd,  lawyer;  born, 
Painesville,  O.,  Nov.  26,  1868;  son  Stephen 
K.  and  Sarah  M.  (Knight)  Stage;  educated, 
Painesville  high  school,  1888;  Adelbert  col- 
lege, W.  R.  U.,  A.B.  1892,  A.M.  1895;  W.  R.  U. 
law  school,  LL.B.  1895;  married,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  27,  1903  to  Miriam  Gertrude  Kerruish 
— children,  Charles  W.  Stage,  Jr.,  Wm.  S.  Ker- 
ruish, Miriam  and  Edward  W.  Stage;  member 
House  of  Representatives,  Ohio  Assembly, 
1901-1902;  county  solicitor,  1903-1908;  sec. 
Sinking  Fund  commission,  City,  1909-1911; 
director  public  safety,  1912-1913;  director 
public  utilities,  1914-1915;  counsel  O.  P.  and 
M.  J.  Van  Sweringen;  gen.  counsel,  sec.  and 
director  Cleveland  Union  Terminals  Co.;  sec. 
and  director  Cleveland  Interurban  Rd.  Co., 
The  Cleveland  Traction  Terminals  Co.,  Cleve- 
land Terminal  Co.,  Terminals  Bldg.  Co.,  Ter- 
minal Hotels  Co.,  The  Traction  Stores  Co. 
and  the  Van  Ess  Co.;  director  Terminal  Prop- 
erties Co.  and  Terminal  Realty  and  Securities 
Co.;  asst.  sec.  and  director  The  Van  Swerin- 
gen Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Alpha 
Delta  Phi  fraternity;  University,  Mid-Dav, 
Hermit,  Canterbury  Golf,  City  and  Nisi  Prius 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf,  hunting  and  fishing. 
Residence:  2865  Wlnthrop-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:  Marshall  Bldg. 

STAGE,  Miriam  K.j  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
7,  1870;  daughter  W.  S.  and  Margaret 
(Quayle)  Kerruish;  educated.  Smith  College, 
A.B.  1892;  med.  dept.  Univ  of  Wooster,  M.D. 
1895;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  27,  1903  to 
Charles  W.  Stage — children,  Charles  W. 
Stage,  Jr.,  W.  S.  Kerruish,  Miriam  K.  and 
Edward  Whitney  Stage;  member  Shaker 
Heights  Board  of  Education,  1918-1926;  in 
practice  of  medicine  1895-1903;  interne  Cleve- 


jcvuu  vjcTucidi  iiLispiLcti,  io3D-iauis;  memoei 
board  of  managers  Benjamin  Rose  Institute 
and  Women's  Protective  assn.;  trustee  Cleve- 
land hospital  council;  trustee  Women's  hos- 
pital assn.;  member  College,  Smith  College 
and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  2865 
Wlnthrop-rd. 

STAHLi,  Edward  J.,  vice-pres.  The  Baker 
Raulang  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  March  27,  1877; 
eon  Frank  and  Elizabeth  (Gerlach)  Stahl; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  3,  1903  to  Adele 
Dietz — children,  Edna  Carolyn  Stahl;  vice- 
pres.  and  director  The  Baker  Raulang  Co.; 
pres.  and  director  The  Peter  Gerlach  Co.; 
member  Chamber   of   Commerce;   Clifton   and 


Westwood    clubs.      Residence:     12527    Clifton 
Blvd.,  Lakewood.     Office:  W.  80th  st. 

STAHL,  Howard  A^  real  estate;  born, 
Tallmadge,  O.,  May  23,  1875;  son  Henry  H. 
and  Laura  (Hale)  Stahl;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Mogadore,  O,  Sept. 
11,  1908  to  Agnes  W.  Whltmore;  pres.  The 
H.  A.  Stahl  Properties  Co.,  The  H.  A.  Stahl 
Florida  Properties  Co.,  The  H.  A.  Stahl  Co., 
The  Woodland  55th  Co.  and  The  Lake  Breeze 
Park  Co.;  chairman  of  board  The  Windermere 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Masonic  bodies; 
Shaker  Heights  Country,  Madison  Golf  and 
Country,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Mid-Day 
clubs;  Portage  club  of  Akron  and  Pine  Val- 
lev  Golf  club  of  Philadelphia.  Residence: 
17200  So.  Woodland-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Of- 
fice:     Hickox    Bldg. 

STAIR,  Alice  Carew  Heeley  Calfee;  born, 
Newark,  O. ;  daughter  Amos  Henry  and  Mary 
Spurrier  (Heeley)  Caffee;  educated,  public 
and  private  schools  of  Newark,  O. ;  finished 
in  private  school  in  Birkenhead,  Eng.;  mar- 
ried, Newark,  O.,  Dec.  29,  1868  to  Samuel 
Green  Stair — children,  Patty  and  Leslie 
Dalrymple  Stair;  member  of  the  old  Art  club; 
Novel  club;  her  father  was  born  in  1790 
while  Washington  was  pres.  and  served  in 
war  of  1812,  recruiting  and  commanding  a 
body  of  men.  Residence:  1898  Wadena-st., 
E.  Cleveland. 

STAIR,  Patty,  musician;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Samuel  Green  and  Alice  Heeley 
(Caffee)  Stair;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Hathaway-Brown  school;  private 
musical  instruction  in  Cleveland;  1892-1921 
head  of  organ,  piano  and  theory  dept.  Uni- 
versity school,  Cleveland;  organist  and  choir 
director  1st  Unitarian  church,  First  Baptist, 
Windermere  Methodist,  First  Methodist  and 
Wade  Park  Methodist  churches,  1917-1924; 
1925  E.  Congregational  chvirch,  E.  Cleveland; 
concert  pianist,  organist,  composer,  teacher;  at 
different  times  director  Women's  club  chorus 
and  Fortnightly  club  chorus;  past  dean  North- 
ern Ohio  chapter  American  Guild  of  Organists; 
pas.  pres.  Women  Music  Teachers  club  of 
Cleveland;  in  charge  piano, organ  and  theory 
dept.  Cleveland  Conservatory  of  Music;  assoc. 
American  Guild  of  Organists,  1910;  fellow  1914; 
directed  opera,  Cleveland  Fortnightly  club. 
1923;  member  Women's  City  and  Novel  clubs; 
composer,  lecturer  and  author  of  musical 
articles.  Residence:  1898  W^adena-st.,  E.  C. 
Office:   2063   E.   4th   st.    (Deceased.) 

STAMP,  Charles  E.;  born,  Worcester,  Mass., 
1875;  son  Wm.  J.  and  Barbara  Birnam;  edu- 
cated, Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  1896; 
married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  1904  to  Evelyn  Quln- 
by — children,  Helen  Stamp;  world  war,  capt. 
Ordance  Dept.,  U.S.A.;  chief  asst.  crane  sec- 
tion war  industries  board;  pres.  and  treas. 
Stamp  Electric  Hoist  Co.;  vice-pres.  and  di- 
rector Pacific  Forge  &  Iron  Co.;  member 
Military  Order  of  Foreign  Wars;  Union, 
Mayfleld  and  Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  2401 
Kenilworth-rd. 

STAMP,  Evelyn  Quinby;  born,  Detroit, 
Mich.,  1880;  daughter  Wm.  E.  and  Adelaide 
(Frazier)  Quinby;  educated,  Detroit  schools; 
Paris,  France,  during  her  father's  5  year 
term  as  ambassador  to  the  Hague;  married, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  1904  to  Charles  E.  Stamp — 
children,  Helen  Stamp;  world  war.  Canteen 
service  and  Red  Cross  work  at  Washington, 
D.   C.     Residence:   2401   Kenilworth-rd. 

STANDISH,  Cecilia,  junior  high  school 
teacher;  born,  Columbus,  O.,  .July  16,  1891; 
daughter  E.  Martin  and  Fannie  (Bailey) 
Standish;  educated,  Central  high  school,  1908; 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland  School  of  Education,  1910:  has 
taught  school  for  fifteen  years;  member 
Cleveland's  Teacher's  Federation;  National 
Educational  asan.;  Business  Women's  and 
Women's  City  clubs;  direct  descendant  of 
Capt.  Miles  Standish.  Residence:  1865  E. 
75th  St.  Office:  Thomas  Jefferson  Jr.  high 
school. 

STAXIiEY,  Chnrleit  n.,  investment  bonds; 
born.,  Cleveland,  Jan.  6,  1882;  son  Cyrus  T. 
and  Marv  (Brvson)  Stanley;  educated.  Cen- 
tral hiii:h  school.  1S97-1901:  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  28,  1904  to  Hazel  Davis — chil- 
dren, Allan  D.,  Willard  C.  and  Davis  B.  Stan- 
ley; Republican  in  politics;  pres.  and  director 
Stanley  &  Bissell.  Inc.;  director  Cotallap  Com- 
pany, Somerville,  NL  J.;  member  Masonic 
bodies;  Union,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Acacia 
Country,  Mid-Day  and  Bond  clubs,  Cleve- 
land; Chicago  Athletic  club;  Ohio  Society 
of  New  York;  Banlters  Assn.  of  Cleve- 
land; Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
2874  Woodbury-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
1001  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

ST.VIVL.EY,  Kliznheth  Coleman;  born.  Wis- 
consin, July  19,  1861;  daughter  Dr.  Spencer 
A.  and  Mary  (Hart)  Coleman;  educated, 
Oconomowol,  Wis.;  Cleveland  school  of  De- 
sign; married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24,  1886  to 
Cyrus  Thomas  Stanley  (deceased) — children, 
Esther  H.  (Mrs.  E.  K.  Hatfield)  and  Spencer 
Coleman.  Residence:  1889  Hastings-ave.,  E. 
Cleveland. 

STANLEY,  GeoTfse  Albert,  street  railways; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  21,  1872;  son  Joseph 
and  Eliza  (Bragg)  Stanley;  educated,  Brooks 
Military  Academy;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
28,  1907  to  Lou  E.  Robertson — children,  Con- 
stance Robertson  Stanley  and  George  Albert 
Stanley,  Jr.;  of  a  pioneer  railway  family  his 
father  having  been  pres.  of  the  Broadway  & 
Newburgh  St.  Railway  which  he  built  in  1868; 
George  Albert  Stanley  built  and  operated  ten 
traction  lines  mostly  in  tlie  east  and  was  the 
pioneer  builder  of  suburban  roads  on  Long 
Island  being  pres.  of  the  Mineola  &  Brooklyn 
R.  R.  and  of  the  New  York  &  North  Shore 
Traction  Co.;  member  of  the  Arundel  Golf 
and  Kennebunk  Yacht,  clubs:  also  Ohio 
Society  of  New  York.  Summer  residence: 
Kennebunkport,  Me.  Office:  824  Rockefel- 
ler Bldg.,  Cleveland.  • 

STANLEY,  Helena  MelKs;  born,  Pottstown 
Pa.,  July  3,  1898;  daughter  Hermann  Van  Loan 
and  Helena  (Eckert)  Meigs;  educated,  Bald- 
win school,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.;  married,  Potts- 
town, Pa.,  Sept.  21,  1921  to  Joseph  Stanley — 
children,  Mary  Louise  Stanley.  Residence: 
1712    Sheridon-rd.    So.    Euclid,    O. 

STANLEY,  John  JoHeph,  street  railway 
operator;  born,  Cleveland,  March  5,  1863; 
eon  Joseph  and  Eliza  (Bragg)  Stanley;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  2,  1885  to  Rhoda  Francis — children, 
Rhoda  (Mrs.  F.  Raymond  Latta),  Frances 
E.  Stanley  and  Laura  (Mrs.  Raymond  C. 
Snell);  entered  the  service  of  the"  Broadway 
&  Newburgh  St.  Railroad  Co.  1878;  became 
supt.  in  1885;  gen.  mgr.  In  1890;  became  gen. 
mgr.  The  Cleveland  Electric  Railway  Com- 
pany in  1892;  elected  vlce-pres.  and  gen.  mgr. 
1903  and  in  1910  elected  pres.  The  Cleveland 
Railway  Company  which  is  a  consolidation 
of  all  street  railways  in  Cleveland;  also  a 
director;  past  pres  American  Elec.  Ry.  assn.; 
pres.  and  director  The  Mutual  Bldg. 
and  Investment  Co.  and  Masonic  Temple 
assn.;  vice-pres.  and  director  Wade  Park 
Manor  Co.;  director  The  Guardian  Trust  Co., 
Central  National  Bank  Savings  &  Trust  Co., 
Cleveland  Athletic  club;  member  Masonic 
lodge;    33rd    degree;    treas.    Shrine;    membor 


Grotto;  Tall  Cedars;  Royal  Order  of  Scot- 
land; Loyal  Order  of  Moose;  Cleveland  Engi- 
neering society  (sustaining  member);  Union, 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Country,  Shaker  Heights 
and  Transportation  clubs.  Recreation;  hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Residence:  2627  Fairmount- 
blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Hanna  Bldg. 
(Deceased.) 

STANLEY,  JoMepli,  div.  supt.  Cleveland 
Railway  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  March  25,  1898; 
son  Charles  Henry  and  Helen  (Pope)  Stan- 
ley; educated,  Amherst  college,  1921;  mar- 
ried, Pottstown,  Pa.,  Sept.  21,  1921  to  Helena 
Grace  Meigs — children,  Mary  Louise  Stan- 
ley; world  war,  U.  S.  M.  R.  F.,  ^L  I.  T.,  Boston 
and  Miama,  Fla. ;  member  Ali)ha  Delta  Phi 
fraternity.  Residence:  12404  Cedar-rd.  Of- 
fice: Cleveland  Railway  Co. 

STANLEY,  Marlon  nnrtlett;  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1893;  daughter  William  Russell  and 
Annette  M.  (Stevens)  Bartlett:  educated.  Col- 
lege for  Women,  W.  R.  U..  1912-1914;  mar- 
ried, Elyria,  O.,  Oct.  1,  1917  to  Spencer  Cole- 
man Stanley — children,  Janet,  Virginia  and 
Annette  Elizabeth  Stanley;  member  Delta 
Phi  Upsilon  sorority.  Residence:  1541  Park- 
hill-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

STANLEY,  Spencer  Coleman,  mechanical 
engineer;  born,  Cleveland,  1891;  son  Cyrus 
Thomas  and  Elizabeth  (Coleman)  Stanley; 
educated,  Case  School  of  Applied  Science, 
B.S.  1914,  M.E.  1918,  Sigma  Epsilon,  1914; 
married,  Elyria,  O..  Oct.  1,  1917  to  Marion 
Emily  Bartlett — children,  Janet,  Virginia 
and  Annette  Elizabeth  Stanley;  world  war, 
captain,  1917-1919;  member  Beta  Theta  PI 
fraternity.  Residence:  1541  Parkhill-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Jordan  Motor  Car 
Co.,   E.   152nd  st.,   E.  Cleveland. 

STANLEY,  Welles  K.,  attorney;  born, 
Portsmouth,  O.,  Nov.  12,  1873;  son  Rev.  T. 
W.  and  Jane  (Kirk)  Stanley;  educated,  Ohio 
Wesleyan,  B.A.  1895;  Yale  Univ.,  LL.B.  1900; 
married,  Cleveland,  1904  to  Grace  Hiles — 
children,  Ann  and  Jane  Stanley;  member 
county  Republican  executive  committee  12 
years;  chairman  E.  Cleveland  Republican 
committee  10  years;  on  E.  Cleveland  charter 
committee;  pres.  E.  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  practicing  attorney  25  years; 
chairman  Cleveland  Bar  assn.  grievance  com- 
mittee; member  bar  assn.  executive  commit- 
tee: specializing  in  labor  dispute  litigation; 
middle  western  counsel  League  for  Indus- 
trial Rights;  member  law  firm  Stanley  & 
Horwitz;  director  and  counsel  Lake  Erie 
Trust  Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and 
American  Bar  assns. ;  Cuyahoga  County  Li- 
brary board;  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Book 
and  Gavel  society  of  Yale;  Masonic  lodge; 
32nd  degree;  University,  Shaker  Country 
and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Recreation:  tennis  and 
golf.  Residence:  18850  Shaker  Blvd.  Of« 
fice:   1070  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

STANLEY-BItOWN,  Katharine  Shermer- 
horn  Oliver,  author;  born,  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
April  30,  1892;  daughter  Charles  Augustus 
and  Mary  Shermerhorn  (Henry)  Oliver;  edu- 
cated. Miss  Hall's  school,  Pittsfleld,  Mass.; 
Vassar  college,  A.  B.  1915,  took  first  prize  in 
music;  Columbia  Univ.,  N.  Y.  C,  one  year  In 
music;  married.  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  June  6, 
1922  to  Rudolph  Stanley-Brown — children. 
Edward  Garfield  Stanley-Brown;  world  war. 
war  camp  community  service  two  years; 
musical  therapy  for  one  year;  also  Red 
Cross  work;  served  on  staffs  of  five  maga- 
zines In  New  York;  taught  music  for  three 
years  at  Agnes  Miles  Music  school  in  Orange, 
N.  J.;  lield  classes  in  musical  criticism;  at 
present  doing  continuous  writing  on  historic, 
architectural,    travel  and   legendary    subjects 


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for  such  magazines  as  Travel,  Country  Life, 
Journey's  Beautiful  Art  and  Archaeology,  Art 
in  America,  St.  Nicholas,  etc.,  many  of  which 
are  illustrated  by  her  husband;  member 
Author's  League  of  America;  member  Vassar 
club  of  New  York  City;  Women's  City  club; 
has  composed  and  had  published  some  music 
and  has  written  children's  storie.s.  Recrea- 
tion: golf  and  swimming.  Residence:  9811 
Newton-ave. 

STAN  LEV-BROWN.  Rudolph.  architect; 
born,  Mentor,  O.,  April  9.  1889;  son  Joseph 
and  Mary  (Garfield)  Stanley-Brown;  edu- 
cated, St.  Paul's  school,  Garden  City.  Long 
Island;  Tale,  Sheffield  Scientific  school,  1909. 
B.  S.;  Columbia  Univ.  school  of  Architecture; 
Ecole  des  Beaux  Arts,  architecture,  Paris, 
France;  married,  E.  Orange,  N.  J.,  June  6, 
1922  to  Katharine  Shermerhorn  Oliver — 
children,  Edward  Garfield  Stanley-Brown;  pri- 
vate Troop  A,  1st  Ohio  Cav.  service  on  Mexi- 
can border;  world  war,  capt.  of  field  artillery, 
A.  D.  C.  to  Maj.  Gen.  Ernest  Hinds,  served 
In  France,  Oct.  1917  to  July  1919;;  member 
Society  of  Beaux  Arts  Architects;  American 
Institute  of  Architects;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
fraternity;  Yale,  University  and  Tavern 
clubs;  also  does  water  color  and  etching  and 
has  had  exhibitions  of  his  own  work  In  Cleve- 
land, Philadelphia.  New  York,  Baltimore, 
Washington,  etc.  Recreation:  tennis.  Resi- 
dence: 9811  Newton-ave.  Office:  915  National 
City  Bldg. 

STANSBURV,  Clement  W.,  vice-pres.  Cleve- 
land Trust  Co.;  born,  Baltimore,  Md.,  Feb.  6. 
1886;  son  Lemuel  Francis  and  Emily  Ward 
(Lamb)  Stansbury;  educated.  East  high  school 
married,  Canton,  O.,  Sept.  26,  1911  to  Milie 
Evelyn  Cole — children,  John  Cole  and  Evelyn 
Lamb  Stansbury;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Hermit,  Bankers  clubs  and  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Residence:  1828  Page-ave.,  E.  Cleve- 
land.    Office:  Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

STANTON,  Jessie  Hnldane;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  William  L.  and  Margaret  (Dodson) 
Haldane;  married,  Cleveland  to  John  Blair 
Stanton — children,  John  Blair  Stanton,  Jr., 
and  William  Haldane  Stanton.  Residence: 
3040    Berkshlre-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

STANTON,  John  Blair;  born,  Cleveland; 
eon  William  Penn  and  Elizabeth  C.  (Holm) 
Btanton;  married,  Cleveland,  July  1910  to 
Jessie  E.  Haldane — children,  John  Blair 
Stanton,  Jr.,  and  William  Haldane  Stanton. 
Residence:  3040  Berkshire-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.    Office:     915   E.    63rd   St. 

STAPLKS,  Emily  MIIlburn«  born,  Plymouth, 
Eng.,  March  29,  1870;  came  to  Cleveland  in 
1873:  daughter  Edward  and  Sarah  (Hutch- 
inson) Millburn;  educated,  West  high  school; 
Normal  school;  Huron-rd.  hospital,  R.N. ; 
Ohio  State  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
29,  1896  to  Dr.  Henry  Franklin  Staples — 
children,  Milburn  Dean  Staples  (deceased); 
world  war,  organizer  and  general  chairman 
of  Heights  Red  Cross  for  several  months; 
charter  member  Woman's  Civic  club  of  Cleve- 
land Hghts.;  Cleveland  Sorosis,  Hostess  and 
member  of  board;  past  pres.  Parliamentary 
Law  club;  past  pres.  Ohio  State  Alumnae; 
past  pres.  Woman's  Homeopathic  League  of 
Ohio;  past  sec.  National  Woman's  Homeopa- 
thic league;  former  director  Woman's  Club 
House  assn.;  member  Nurses  Alumnae  assn. 
of  Huron-rd.  hospital;  trustee  Milburn  Dean 
Staples  scholarship  fund;  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.; 
Order  of  the  Eastern  Star;  Ohio  State  Alum- 
nae assn.;  Euclid  Chautauqua  Reading  Cir- 
cle; Early  Settlers  assn.;  Woman's  club; 
Society  of  Art  and  History;  Jolly  Old  Timers. 
Residence:    3054   Somerton-rd. 


STAPI^ETON,  Thomnn  II.,  attorney:  born. 
Stoneboro,  Pa..  June  15.  1878;  son  John  and 
Mary  Jane  Stapleton;  educated,  public  schools 
of  Ashtabula.  O.,  Stoneboro  and  Oil  City,  Pa.; 
Baldwin-Wallace  University.  Cleveland  law 
school;  enlisted  at  beginning  of  Spanish- 
American  war;  chief  of  scouts  on  Gsn. 
Nelson  A.  Miles'  staff;  when  Gen.  Miles  all 
during  Porto  Rico  campaign;  deputy  clerk 
of  courts  Cuyahoga  county.  1921-1924;  can- 
didate on  progressive  ticket.  1914;  candidate 
on  republican  ticket  for  State  senator  1920 
and  1922;  member  West  Side  Improvement 
assn.;  West  Side  Civic  league;  Colllnwood 
Civic  assn.;  director  Put-In-Bay  Recreation 
Company;  general  counsel  Union  Wire  & 
Iron  Co.  and  New  Method  Metal  Products 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  B.  P.  O.  E. 
No.  208;  Ashtabula  County  assn.;  Wampa- 
noag  Indian  society;  Tippecanoe.  Cleveland 
and  Michell  clubs.  Recreation:  baseball, 
fishing  and  study  of  birds.  Residence:  2020 
W.    81st   St.     Office:     1747   Union   Trust    Bldg. 

STARK,  Lewis  R.,  broker;  born.  New  York 
City,  Oct.  17,  1892;  son  Isaac  and  Mary 
(Atlas)  Stark;  educated.  New  York  Univ.; 
married.  New  York,  June  8,  1913  to  Regina 
M.  Horwitz — children,  Melville  Ira  and  Bar- 
ton C.  Stark;  world  war,  active  in  Liberty 
Bond  drives;  director  Rich  Sampllner  K.  M. 
Co.;  sec.  treas.  and  director  Cuyahoga  Falls 
Amusement  Co.,  Falls  Theatre  Co.,  Cleveland 
Theatre  Co.,  H.  «&  K.  Theatres  Co.;  director 
Beth  Realty  Co.;  member  Beechmont  Country 
and  Urban  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Res- 
idence: 2555  Kenilworth-rd.  Office:  Leader 
Bldg. 

STEARNS,  Arthur  Adelbert,  lawyer;  born, 
N.  Olmstead,  O. ;  son  Edmund  and  Anna 
(Marsh)  Stearns;  educated,  Buchtel  college, 
1879,  A.B.,  and  LL.D. ;  Harvard  law  school, 
LL.B. ;  married  to  Lilian  Sterrett — children, 
Elliott  E.  Stearns,  Helen  Stearns  Smith  and 
Dorothy  Stearns  Hornickel.  member  law 
firm  Stearns.  Chamberlain  &  Royon;  member 
American,  Ohio  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns. ; 
trustee  Cleveland  public  library;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Phi  Delta  Theta 
fraternity;  Union.  University,  Country  and 
MId-Dav  clubs  Residence:  1697  E.  115th  st. 
Office:    1490    Union   Trust    Bldg. 

STEBIIINS,  Ella  Metcalf  Youngj  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  11.  1877;  daughter  Edward 
Eugene  and  Mary  Jane  (Metcalf)  Young; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools.  Central 
high  school;  graduate  of  Miss  Carpenter's 
School  of  Expression;  also  did  post  graduate 
work;  married.  Ashtabula,  Nov.  29,  1900 
to  James  Rowland  Stebblns — children,  Carlos 
Edward  and  Lola  Eleanor  Stebblns;  pres. 
Women's  Assn.  of  Windemere  Presbyterian 
church  for  the  past  three  years;  member  Mel- 
vin  Reading  and  Thursday  afternoon  Bridge 
clubs.  Residence:  3309  Granway-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts. 

STEBBINS,  Howard  S.,  salesman,  M.  A. 
Hanna  Co.;  born,  Masonville,  N.  J.;  son 
Dwlght  P.  and  Mary  Ann  (Bennett)  Stebblns; 
educated,  Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
22,  1890  to  Mary  H.  Wilkinson;  member  troop 
A.  1890-1900;  director  and  treas.  Electric  Ry. 
Improvement  Co.;  member  Union  and  May- 
field  Country  clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Du- 
quesne  (Pittsburgh)  Longe  Vue  (Pittsburgh) 
and  Youngstown,  (O.,)  clubs.  Residence: 
1881  E.  84th  St.     Office:     1300  Leader  Bldg. 

STEBBINS,  Mary  \\'ilkln8on;  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  George  and  Frances  (He- 
ward)  Wilkinson;  educated,  Cleveland 
schools;  married,  Cleveland.  July  22.  1890 
to  Howard  S.  Stebblns;  member  Women's 
Citv  club;  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Residence:  1S81  E. 
84th  St. 


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STECHER,    Henry    Denn,    mechanical    and  Rocky   River  Civic  assn.;   member  Lakewood 

electrical   engineer;   born,   Cleveland,   May   15,  Elks;  member  Hudson  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Lake- 

1893;    son    Henry     W.     and     Stella     (Dean)  wood   Council.    K.    &   S.    M.;    Holy    Grail    Com- 

Stecher;  educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  B.  of  M.E.  mandery  K.  T.;  Cunningham  Cliapter  K.  A.  M.; 

1915;  B.  of  E.E.  1916:  married,  AUantlc  High-  Scottish   Kite.   32nd  degree;   Ai   Koran  Temple 

lands,  N.  J.,  Feb.  12,  1918  to  Dorothy  W.  Pos-  and  Al   Slrat  Grotto;   member   TrafTlc,   Rotary 

ten — children,    Nancy    P.    Stecher;    1st    lleut.  International  and  Koran  club;  member  Cleve- 

Ordnance    dept.    U.    S.    army.    Sept.    27,    1917-  land     Chamber     of     Commerce.       Recreation: 

Jan.     8.     1918;     capt.     1918-1919;     served     on  fishing  and   hunting.   Residence:    19535   Argyle 

special   assignment    to   Havana,    Cuba,    repre-  Oval,    Rocky   River.      Office:    General    Storage 

sentlng  Ordnance  Dept.  for  the  acceptance  of  Co.,  E.   15th  and  Broadway, 
guns  by  the  Cuban  Govt,  and  in  other  techni- 


cal  capacities  during  the  world   war;   award-    ^,f7'f1°*;^^^P«"^f  ^^Jn"?^^.''''^'^^^^^*  J'?'""' 


Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Reserve  Arch  igu  M.S.  Arch.  1912;  resident  lellow 
OHicers  assn.;  Army  Ordnance  assn.;  mem-  1911-1912;  Stewardson  Trav.  fellow  1913-1914; 
ber  Alpha  Sigma  Phi  fraternity;  member  awarded  various  prizes  and  medals;  Sigma  Xi 
Westwood  Country.  Big  Ten  University  and  i\°"OJ"f''y  ^^afefnlty;  married,  Cleveland.  May 
Cleveland  Automobile  clubs.  Recreation:  21,  1918  to  Winifred  Z.  Jensen— children,  Fred- 
fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  1247  Arlington-  frick  Jensen  and  Rose  Editli  Stedman;  1st. 
rd.,  Lakewood.     Office:     National  Woolen  Co.,  I'eut.  Inf.  U.  S^  army  May  1917-Mar.  1919;   in 

3131  W.  33rd.  st.  liV^'^A  Voh  "^-    ^.^   ^\l;  ^■■^-   •^"'^®   *•    ^^^f: 

Peb.    24,    1919;   serving   third    term    In    council. 

STECHER,  Henry  AVilUnm;  born.  Hunting-  Gates   Mills    village;    architectural    experience 

ton,   Ind.;  son   Anton  Daniel   and  Margaretha  in  various  New  York  offices;   entered  employ 

(Bachman)   Stecher;  educated,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  of  Walker  and  Weeks  July  1914;  admitted  to 

Ph.  C;  married.  Cleveland  1885  to  Stella  Grace  partnership    Jan.    1.    1920;    member    American 

Dean — children,  Henry  D.  S.  Stecher  and  one  Institute    of    Architects,    Cleveland    chapter; 

son  deceased;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  3,  1900  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Unl- 

to    Margaret    Dixon — children,    Helen    Louise  yersity      and      Cleveland      Automobile      clubs, 

and     Martha     Dixon     Stecher;     proprietor    of  Residence:    Gates  Mills.  Office:  1900  Euclld-ave 


Cooperage  Co.;   director  National  City   Bank, 

The  American  Multigraph  Co.,  The  Pompeian  STEERE,  Kenneth  David;  born,  Iowa  Falls, 

Mfg.    Co.,   The    Theurer   Norton   Pro.    Co.   and  la.,  April  7,  1884;  son  Jerome  David  and  Kate 

The   Lake    Erie    Pro.    Co.;    trustee    and    treas.  Ruth   (Buttolph)  Steere;  educated,  State  Univ 

Riverside    Cemetery    assn.;      member     Ameri-  of  Iowa,  B.A.  1906;  Northwestern  Univ.,  LL.B." 

can    Bankers    assn.    and    Ohio    Bankers    assn.;  1909;     married,     Marshalltown.     la..     Nov.     26! 

Aeronautic    assn.;    member    Cleveland    Cham-  1908   to   Grace  Duffield — children,   David   Duf- 

ber   of  Commerce,   Chamber   of  Industry   and  field   and   Bruce   Middleton    Steere;   corporate 

Lakewood    Chamber    of    Commerce;     member  law    and    finance,    Chicago.    1910-1923;    special 

Castalia    Trout    club;    member    Bankers    club  agt.  of  chairman  of  board,  N.Y.C.  &  S.L.  Ry. 

of     Cleveland;     member    Westwood     Country,  Co.  since  1923;  member  University  club  of  Chl- 

Cleveland     Athletic,     Clifton     and      Mid-Day  cago;     New    York    Athletic    club;     University, 

clubs.       Recreation:      trout     fishing,      botany,  Mid-Day   and  Canterbury   clubs   of   Cleveland, 

golf    and    travel.      Residence:    18135    W.    Clif-  Recreation:  golf.     Residence:  2871  Sedgewick- 

ton-rd.,    Lakewood.      Office:    3094    W.    25th   st.  rd..  Shaker  lights.    Office:  1200  Marshall  Bldg. 

STEH,  Stephen  A^  manager  General  Stor-  STEINER,  Alexander,  pharmacist;  born, 
age  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  2,  1880;  son  Hungary,  Dec.  27,  1883;  son  Simon  and  Han- 
John  and  Mary  (Peval)  Stedronsky;  educated,  nah  (Moskovitz)  Steiner;  educated,  common 
Cleveland,  grammar  and  high  school;  Inter-  ^,^'jo°5«„  "foVi^T^^i.",'^'  'll^lu'®?-:  Buffalo.  N.  Y.. 
national  Correspondence  school,  surveying  J"ly  19'  l^ll  to  Elsa  Ruth  Kaufman— child- 
and  mapping;  married.  Canton,  O.,  Feb.  21.  jen,  Claire  R.  and  Judith  H.  Steiner;  en- 
1902  to  Laura  E.  Schafanek;  enlisted  as  Pri-  tered  drug  business  at  age  of  13;  became 
vate  In  Co  C  10th  OVL  June  2,  1898  for  registered  pharmacist  at  21;  at  business  at 
Snanish  American  war-  served  for  nine  ^ame  location  since  1906;  now  conducting 
m'^^n^ths^uTteVedoutofservlc^Mar  2^^  ^^I'fh.f ^'a j^.^r^-  "^^.f  Steiner  Drug  Co.; 
reenllsted_as   private    in   Co.   C,,    corps_pf   en-  "^ember      Ame.k^n      Pharm^^^^^^^^^ 


Ice;    during    world    war    prepared    and    drilled    Museum.       Residence:     2846     Montgomery-rd., 
drafted   men    to   mobilization    camps;    member    bhaker    Hghts.      Office:    4601    Scovlll-ave. 


1916-    employed    by    The    General    Storage    Co.  married,    Washington,   D.   C.    1923    to    Dorothy 

1916-    made   manager   1918;   pres.   and   director  Pasch;    world     war,      coast     artillery      corps. 

National    Commercial    Haulers   assn.;    director  1917-1918;     treas.     and    director    The     Turner 

Cleveland     Transportation     assn.;     organized  Type    Founders   Co.;    member   Council    Educa- 

and  reelected   five   consecutive   years   as   pres.  tional    Alliance;    pres.    Big    Brother    Assn.    of 

Cleveland  Draymen  Employers  assn.;   trustee  Cleveland;  member  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity; 

351 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Mens  club,  Euclld-ave.  Temple,  City  club. 
Residence:  12491  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    1547   St.   Clair-ave. 

STEIXHILBKR,  Maurice  K.,  life  insurance; 
born,  Dayton,  O.,  Dec.  21,  1896;  son  August 
G.  and  S.  Catherine  Steinhilber;  educated, 
Ohio  State  Univ.  bachelor  of  engineering, 
1920;  Cornell  Univ.  U.S.A.S.M.A.  1918;  married, 
Chillicothe,  O.,  Dec.  29,  1921  to  Saiah  Katli- 
erine  Kieffer — children,  Mary  Louise  and 
Kathryn  Ann  Steinliilber;  world  war,  lieut. 
aviation  section  U.  S.  Army;  Cleveland  mgr. 
L.  D.  Drewry  and  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Life 
Underwriters  assn.;  Sigma  Alplia  Epsllon 
fraternity;  Sphinx  Society  of  Ohio  State 
Univ.;  32nd  degree  Mason.;  Shriner;  member 
Kiwanis  and  University  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  3175  Scarborough-rd.  Office: 
445    Hanna    BIdg. 

STEIXKR.\US,  Herman  AVlUiam,  chemical 
and  metal  business;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
16,  1890;  son  Herman  F.  and  Wilhelmina 
(Lehnhardt)  Steinkraus;  educated.  Western 
Reseive  Univ.,  A.B.  magna  cum  laude;  mar- 
ried. New  York  City,  Aug.  30,  1919  to  Gladys 
C.  Tibbetts — children,  Ruth  Constance  Mar- 
jorie  Ann  and  William  Clark  Steinkraus; 
world  war,  served  two  years  from  private 
to  capt.,  commanded  Co.  K.  127th  Inf.  32nd 
Div.  in  France  and  Germany;  awarded  dis- 
tinguished service  cross  at  Bois  de  Banthe- 
ville,  Argonne;  in  export  business  New  York 
City  two  years;  one  year  asst.  sec.  Cleve- 
land Advertising  club;  two  years  sec:  Y'^oung 
Men's  Business  club  and  National  Sec.  Affili- 
ated Y.M.B.  club;  four  years  mgr.  Osborn 
Mfg.  Co.;  pres.  Ralph  L.  Fuller  Associates; 
Ohio  mgr.  Bridgeport  Brass  Co.;  member 
Sigma  Chi  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraterni- 
ties; Cleveland  Athletic,  City,  Cleveland 
Automobile  and  Shaker  Village  Players  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf,  music,  amateur  dramatics. 
Residence:  2914  E.  132nd  St.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    2017   Superior   Viaduct. 

STEINWEDE1.L.,  W.  E..  sec.  The  Gas  Ma- 
chinery Co.;  born,  Quincy,  111.,  Jan.  12, 
1S73;  son  Wm.  and  Louise  (Morphy)  Stein- 
wedell;  educated,  I'niv.  of  111.  1893;  graduated 
In  mechanical  engineering;  married,  Quincy, 
111.,  .Tune  19,  1901  to  Myra  Wells  Smith — 
children,  William  Steinwedell,  .Tane  (Mrs.  L. 
F.  Cody),  Ann  Steinwedell,  and  James  Rus- 
sell Steinwedell;  member  Kappa  Sigma  fra- 
ternity; Union  and  Mayfield  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  tennis.  Residence:  2410 
Derbyshire-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

STEPP,  MorrlH  !>.,  surgeon;  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1872;  son  Mathew  and  Marie  Stepp; 
educated,  public  schools.  Central  high  school; 
Western  Reserve;  Univ.  of  Vienna,  M.D., 
F.A.C.S.;  married.  Cleveland,  1902  to  Eliza- 
beth Ralph — children,  three  (deceased);  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  1913  to  Caroline  Velhagen — 
children,  one  son;  formerly  prof,  surgery 
Wesleyan  Univ.  eight  years;  prof,  clinical 
surgery  W.  R.  U.  five  years;  visiting  surgeon 
City  hospital  18  years;  visiting  surgeon 
Cleveland  General  hospital;  now  visiting  sur- 
geon St.  Luke's  hospital;  surgeon  to  N.Y.C. 
Ry.;  chief  surgeon  Cleveland,  of  Penn.  Ry.; 
member  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
and  American  Medical  societies;  fellow 
American  College  of  Surgeons;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Forest  City  Hunt,  Cleve- 
land Rifle,  Mud  Lake  Hunt  and  Cleveland 
Gun  slubs.  Recreation:  big  game  hunting, 
rifle  and  revolver  shooting.  Residence:  1868 
Farmington-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  6005 
Euclid-ave. 

STERLING,  Alice  L,ee;  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Samuel  and  Jane  Caroline  (Gard- 
ner)    Sterling;     educated,     Cleveland     public 


schools;  Normal  school;  member  D.A.R., 
custodian  of  the  Flag,  1925-1926,  also  mem- 
ber of  the  board.  Residence:  15715  Chad- 
bourne-rd. 

STERLING,  Sarah  Elizabeth;  born,  Tarlton. 
O.,  Nov.  5,  1843;  daughter  Samuel  and  Mp.ry 
(Weaver)  Havil;  educated,  Lima,  O. ;  mar- 
ried, Lima,  Feb.  15,  1870  to  Samuel  Sterling. 
Residence:  15715  Chadbourne-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts. 

STERN,  Lionel  M.,  prea.  treas.  and  gen 
mgr.  The  Colonial  Iron  Works  Co.;  born, 
Toronto,  Can.,  July  1,  1873;  son  Samuel  and 
Alice  (Block)  Stern;  educated,  Toronto,  Can., 
Normal-Model  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  30,  1912  to  Rose  Toffler — children,  three 
sons;  manufactured  16"  coast  defense  gun 
platforms  for  Watertown  arsenal  during  war; 
also  anti-aircraft  gun  trailer  frames;  author 
of  book  on  "Rust  Prevention"  a  treatise  on 
the  corrosion  of  iron  and  steel  exposed  to 
the  weather;  also  published  by  the  "Iron 
Age''  about  20  years  ago;  member  Cleveland 
(^ity  lodge;  Webb  Chapter;  Cleveland  Council; 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  Steel  League; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  American  Plan  assn. 
Residence:  2995  Lincoln-blvd.  Office  881  E. 
67th    St. 

STERN,  Walter  G.,  orthopaedic  surgeon; 
born,  Dec.  6,  1874;  son  Bernard  and  Theresa 
(Erma)  Stern;  educated,  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.,  A.B.  1896;  W.  R.  U.  medical  school. 
1898  M.D.;  1915  F.A.C.S.;  married,  Milwaukee. 
Wis.,  May  27,  1903  to  Laura  Baer — children, 
Bernard  and  Marjorie  Stern;  orthopaedic 
surgeon  Mt.  Sinai  and  St.  John's  hospitals, 
Holy  Cross  home  for  Crippled  children  and 
Jewish  Orphan's  home;  consulting  Ortho- 
paedic Surgeon,  Elyria  Memorial  hospital  and 
Gates  hospital  for  Crippled  and  Deformed 
children;  member  American  and  Central 
States  Orthopaedic  assns. ;  American  College 
of  Surgeons;  member  Excelsior,  Rotary  and 
Oakwood  Country  clubs.  Residence:  1644  E. 
117th   St.   Office:    821    Schofield   Bldg. 

STERNICKI,  La<lislnu8,  Jooeph,  surgeon; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  16,  1890;  son  Albert  and 
Catherine  (Gorczewski)  Sternickl,  educated. 
South  high  school,  1910;  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.,  cum  laude,  1914;  W.  R.  medical  1918; 
Alpha  Omega  Alpha  honorary  medical  frater- 
nity; demonstrator  of  surgery,  1919,  Western 
Reserve  Medical  school;  dispensary  staff, 
surgical  at  St.  Vincents  hospital,  1919  to  date; 
assoc.  surgical  staff  St.  Alexis  hospital; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine; 
Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  American  Medical 
assn.;  member  Museum  of  Art.  Residence: 
8717   E.   59th  st.  Office:    6243   Broadway. 

STEUER,  Leonard  G.,  physician;  born, 
Cleveland,  1900;  son  Dr.  J.  C.  and  Lillian 
(Frankle)  Steuer;  educated.  Harvard  Univ., 
A.B.  cum  laude,  1920;  medical  school  W.R.U., 
M.D.  1923;  interne  City  hospital,  1923-1924; 
asst.  resident,  medicine.  City  hospital,  1924- 
1925;  asst.  in  medicine  W.R.U.,  at  City  hos- 
pital, 1925-1926;  member  Alpha  Omega  Alpha 
honorary  medical  fraternity.  Residence:  2344 
E.   55th  St.     Office:   City  hospital. 

STEUER,  Wilbur  Adrian,  attorney  at  law, 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  13.  1898;  son  Dr.  David 
B.  and  Emma  (Kraus)  Steuer;  educated. 
Harvard  college,  A.B. ;  Harvard  law  school; 
world  war,  enlisted  Naval  Reserve  Corps; 
member  law  firm  Doerfier  and  Kornhauser; 
member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns. 
sec.  B'nai  B'rith;  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity. 
Residence:  11224  Euclid-ave.  Office:  1140 
Leader    News    Bldg. 

STEVENS,  Elizabeth  Hyde;  born,  Ravenna, 
O.,  July  18,  1895;  daughter  Eugene  Arthur 
and    Edith     (Way)    Hyde;    educated.    Central 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  7,  1916 
to  Harry  Shipley  Stevens — children,  Jeanne 
Elizabeth  and  John  Hyde  Stevens;  treas. 
Stevens  Construction  Co.;  member  Ohio 
League  of  Women  Voters.  Residence:  3333 
Kast  Scarborough-rd. 

STEVKNS,  Harry  S.,  general  contractor; 
born,  Bronxville,  N.  Y.,  April  28,  1892;  son 
Harry  S.  and  Helen  (Deming)  Stevens:  edu- 
cated. Central  high  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  7,  1916  to  Elizabeth  Hyde — children, 
Jeanne  Elizabeth  and  John  Hyde  Stevens; 
pres.  and  director  Stevens  Construction  Co.; 
member  Brenton  D.  Babcock  lodge,  F.&A.M.; 
member  City  and  High  Noon  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3333  East  Scarborough-rd.  Office:  414 
The  Arcade. 

STEVEXSON,  William  J.,  attorney;  born, 
Monmouth,  111.,  Feb.  20,  1886;  son  William 
Harrison  and  Sarah  (McConnell)  Stevenson; 
educated,  Monmouth  college,  A.B.  1906;  Har- 
vard law  school,  1910:  married,  Monmouth, 
111.,  Oct.  7,  1914  to  Florence  Brady — children, 
William  Bruce  and  Ernest  Brady  Stevenson: 
city  attorney  Monmouth,  111.,  1917-1919 
attorney  New  York  Central  Lines,  1910-1914 
at  Chicago;  private  practice  at  Monmouth, 
111.,  1914-1919;  gen.  solicitor,  U.S.R.A.  (N.Y.C. 
&  St.  L.  R.R.);  gen.  solicitor  N.  Y.  C.  &  St.  L. 
R.R.  Co.,  1920-1923;  asst.  gen.  counsel  Nickel 
Plate  System  since  1923;  treas.  and  director 
The  General  Title  and  Investment  Co.;  mem- 
ber Harvard  School  assn.;  Cleveland  Bar  assn. 
member  Monmouth  lodge  No.  37,  A. F.&A.M.; 
Warren  chapter,  No.  30,  R.A.M. ;  City  club; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence:  2963  Cole- 
ridge-rd.     OlTice:   607  Columbia  Bldg. 

STICKLE,  Ralph,  attorney  at  law;  born, 
Coshocton,  O.,  July  11,  1882;  son  Eli  J.  and 
Emma  (Miller)  Stickle;  educated,  Kenton,  O. 
high  school;  Adelbert  college,  1906  A.B.; 
Western  Reserve  Law  school,  1906-7;  Bald- 
win Wallace,  LL.B.  1912;  married,  Detroit, 
Mich.,  Jan.  3,  1908  to  Flora  Whittier — child- 
ren, William  Whittier,  Gertrude  Whittier, 
Ralph  and  Sarah  Helen  Stickle;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity:  Masonic  bodies; 
University  club.  Residence:  1842  Cadwell-ave., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  750  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

STIFEL,  Louise;  born,  Pittsburg,  Pa.; 
daughter  Ernest  and  Elizabeth  (Walker) 
Stiefel;  educated,  Pittsburgh  Central  high 
school;  married,  Pittsburgh,  1887  to  Dr. 
Albert  F.  Stifel — children,  Irene.  Richard  E., 
Ernest  A.  and  John  Louis  Stifel;  pres.  East 
Congregational  Reading  Circle.  Residence: 
14740  Euclid-ave.,  East  Cleveland. 

STIFEL,  Ricliard,  E<,  physician;  born, 
W'heellng,  W.  Va.,  Mar.  4.  18S9;  son  Dr. 
Albert  F.  and  Louise  (Stiefel)  Stifel;  edu- 
cated. Harvard  college,  A.B.,  cum  laude, 
1912:  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  M.  D.  1916;  capt. 
medical  corps,  U.  S.  A.  1918-1920;  member 
(Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine:  Medical  Li- 
brary a.ssn.;  Central  States  Orthopedic  soc. ; 
Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assns. 
Residence:  14740  Euclid-ave.,  East  Cleveland. 
Office:    13501   Euclid-ave. 

STILLSON,  William  CliarleH,  dentist;  born, 
Elgin,  Pa.,  April  11.  1886;  son  Amos  C.  and 
Estelle  (Truesdell)  Stillson;  educated.  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.,  D.D.S.  1908;  married.  Find- 
lay,  O..  Feb.  16,  1910  to  Fern  I).  Reynolds — 
children,  Estelle  Fern  and  William  Truesdell 
Stillson;  chairman  program  committee  of 
Cleveland  Unit  of  The  Preparedness  League 
of  American  Dentists,  1917;  vice-chairman  of 
unit  in  1918  and  chairman  1919,  demonstrator 
clinical  dentistry,  W.  R.  U.  1908-1909;  lecturer 
on  dental  anatomy,  1909-1910;  instructor  den- 
tal anatomy,   1917-1920;   asst.  prof,   of   dental 


anatomy  since  1920;  member  Cleveland  Dental 
society  and  has  served  as  treas.  1915-1916, 
recording  sec.  1916-1917,  vice-pres.  1917-1918 
and  pres.  1918-1919;  director  Ohio  State  Dental 
society,  1919-1922;  also  member  American  and 
Northern  Ohio  Dental  assns.;  Delta  Sigma 
Delta  fraternity;  Heights  Blue  lodge:  Winder- 
mere Chapter;  Coeur  de  Lion  Commandery 
Al  Koran  Shrine;  Acacia  Country,  Madison 
Golf  and  W.  D.  Miller  clubs;  contributed 
several  articles  to  Dental  journals;  also 
author  of  small  volume  of  verse  entitled 
"The  Story  That  Ann  Otter  Told,"  and  "A 
Compend  of  Dental  Anatomy."  Residence: 
2392   Woodmere-dr.    Office:    10208    Euclid-ave. 

STILSON,  Etliel  M.,  teacher  of  art;  born, 
Cleveland;  daughter  Sherwood  Hawley  and 
Isabel  (Hopkins)  Stilson;  educated.  Central 
high  school;  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  New 
York  Univ.;  Columbia  Univ.;  Art  Institute 
of  Chicago,  summer  terms;  art  dept.  Laurel 
school,  1898-1910;  Lincoln  high  school  art 
dept.  1910-1926;  member  National  assn.  of 
Women  Painters  and  Sculptors,  five  years; 
teacher  of  art  Cleveland  Kindergarten 
Training  School,  three  years;  member  Cleve- 
land Museum  of  Art  and  American  Feder- 
ation of  Arts;  member  Woman's  Art  club  of 
Cleveland  five  years;  member  Alumnae  assn. 
of  Cleveland  School  of  Art;  Cleveland  Art 
assn.  26  years.  Residence:  7219  Carnegie-ave. 
Office:    Lincoln    high    school,    Scranton-ave. 

STILSOX,  Florence  Becit;  born,  Lancaster, 
O.,  Aug.  23,  1878;  daughter  Samuel  H.  and 
Mathilda  C.  (Rippey)  Beck;  educated,  Lan- 
caster and  Findlay  (O.)  public  schools  and 
Findlay  high  school;  Cleveland  Art  school 
and  Columbia  University;  assisted  with  Red 
Cross  work  during  world  war;  member 
Daughters  of  American  Revolution.  Resi- 
dence:   3073    Albion-rd. 

STILSOX,  Raymond  Hopkins,  clerk,  Penna. 
R.  R.  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  17,  1871;  son 
Sherwood  H.  and  Isabel  (Hopkins)  Stilson; 
educated,  Cleveland,  public  schools,  Central 
high  school  (Valedictorian  1889);  Adelbert 
College,  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.B.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  28,  1913  to  Florence  M. 
Beck — children,  Donald  Beck  Stilson;  served 
on  committee  to  assist  drafted  men  in  pre- 
paring questionnaires  during  world  war; 
member  Delta  Upsilon  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
fraternities.  Residence:  3073  Albion-rd.  Off- 
ice:   5716    Euclid-ave. 

STILWELL,  Herbert  F^  clergyman;  born, 
Ashbury,  N.  J.,  Sept.  1,  1856;  son  Charles  and 
Mary  C.  (Hunt)  Stilwell;  educated,  Doyles- 
town  English  and  Classical  Seminary;  Buck- 
nell  Univ.,  Lewisburg,  Pa.;  Crozer  Theologi- 
cal Seminary,  Upland,  Pa.;  A.M.,  D.D.  Buck- 
nell;  LL.D.  Denison  Univ.;  married.  New 
Britain,  Pa..  Sept.  11,  1884  to  Mary  T.  Scott — 
children,  Charles  James  and  Clifford  Scott 
Stilwell.  Residence:  2387  Woodmere-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

STITT,  Grace  Wilson;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept. 
19,  1879;  daughter  Samuel  H.  and  Elizabeth 
(Jones)  Wilson;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Central  high  school;  Chicago  Kin- 
dergarten training  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  9,  1904  to  Harold  Irwin  Stitt — chil- 
dren, Harold  Irwin  Stitt,  Jr.  and  William 
Horace  Stitt;  sec.  The  Stitt  Co.;  director 
Lakewood  Day  Nursery;  sec.  Lakewood  P.T.A. 
council;  member  Woman's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:  1279   Belle-ave.     Office:    101   Hlgh-st. 

STORER,  George  W.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Lexington,  O.,  Feb.  22,  1894;  son 
John  P.  and  Sadie  (Urich)  Stober;  educated, 
Lexington  high  school;  Kenyon  college; 
Univ.  of  Michigan;   Ohio  State  Univ.    (Medl- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

cal)     M    D  ;    member   Academy    of   Medicine;  ber  D.  A.  R.  Junior  Wheel  and  Distaff  Guild; 

Ohio  State  Medical   society;   fellow   American  member  D.  A.  C. ;  associated  with  The  Treas- 

Medical   assn.;   member   Delta   Kappa  Epsilon  ure  Chest.     Residence;   15632  Euclld-ave.     Of- 

fraternity;     Masonic    lodge;    University    and  flee:    2610    Prospect-ave. 

Country     clubs.       Residence:     1752     Holyoke.  sTOIIR,  Lyman  Andre^ii,  engineering;  born. 

Office:    13929   Euclid-ave.  Meriden,  Conn.,  May  21,  1900;  son  Samuel  and 


IPE-P     A  B     1894-    Western    Reserve   Univ.    law  land     Worm     &     Gear     Company.     Residence: 

school     LL.B     1898;    married!  Cleveland,    Oct.  2875  Ilampton-rd.     Office:   3249-99  E.  80th  st. 

6.     1900    to    Emma    Bentley    Parks— children,  sTONE,    Charles    Alexander,      real     estate; 

Edgar  Parks,   Joseph   Parks,   Norman   Arthur,  ^^^^.^    Cleveland,  July  29,  1883;  son  Morltz  and 

Charles    Lincoln    and    Agnes    Jane    Stocker  1^-,^,;^.^  (Koblltz)  Stone;  educated,  South  high 

solicitor    of    Collinwood,    1898-1907      member  gph^^Q,.     case;     Spencerian     Business    school; 

board    of    education     of     Bratenahl     schools,  nmrried,    Cleveland,    April    25,    1907    to    Hilda 

1913    to   date,    and   acted   as   pres.    four   years  jomrich— children,      Carolyn      Emrlch      and 

active    In    all    activities    connected    with    the  Dorothy  Louise  Stone;  director  M.  C.  &  I.  W. 

draft   and   war   relief   agencies   during   world  j^^onfi;  pres.  Stone  Realty  Co.;  member  Men's 

war;    volunteered    for    service    overseas    but  p;^      ^^^^   ^^^^  Cleveland   Real   Estate   Board, 

was  not  accepted;  active  on  his  fathers  farm  j-ecreation.     golf    and    base-ball.     Residence: 

until  he  was  19  years  old;  then  taught  school  ^^,50  Superior-rd.  Office:  1204  Guardian  Bldg. 
five   years   in   district  school   and   Collinwood 

high  school  and  in  the  Cleveland  night  STONE,  Cbarles  W.,  physician;  born,  Pitts- 
schools,  the  latter  while  he  was  a  law  stu-  burgh,  Pa.,  1879;  son  Charles  H.  and  Eliza 
dent;  served  as  confidential  (political)  sec-  (Reynolds)  Stone;  educated,  Washington  and 
retary  to  Robert  E.  McKlsson  during  his  Jefferson  college,  A.B.  1901,  A.M.  1904;  Johns 
second  term  as  mayor  of  Cleveland;  has  Hopkins  Univ.,  M.D.  1905;  married,  Montgom- 
practiced  law  in  Cleveland  since  1898;  part-  ery,  Ala.,  1917  to  Gertrude  Powers  Selzer — 
ner,  Young,  Stocker  &  Fenner;  vice-pres.  children,  Mildred  Reynolds  Stone;  world  war, 
The  Guarantee  Building  Co.  and  The  Century  lieut.  col.  Medical  corps,  U.  S.  army;  assoc. 
Mortgage  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  prof,  nervous  diseases.  W.  R.  U.;  visiting 
The  Commercial  Law  League  of  America;  neurologist,  Lakeside  hospital;  dept.  head  In 
former  member  board  of  directors  Provident  neuropsychiatry,  Cleveland  City  hospital; 
hospital;  member  First  Unitarian  church;  visiting  neurologist,  St.  Alexis  hospital; 
Chamber  of  (Commerce;  life  member  Cleve-  director  Cleveland  Medical  Library  and  Acad- 
land  Museum  of  Art;  Western  Reserve  chap-  emy  of  Medicine;  member  American  College 
ter,  S.A.R.;  Ohio  Archaeological  and  Histor-  of  Physicians;  American  Psychiatric  assn.; 
leal  society;  also  member  other  historical  Kappa  Sigma.  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fratern- 
societies;  sixth  generation  of  Stockers  in  ities;  Masonic  lodge;  University  and  Union 
America,  ancestor  Michael  Stocker  having  clubs.  Residence:  13211  Lake-shore-blvd. 
gone     to     Philadelphia    from     Switzerland     in  Office:     2417    Prospect-ave. 

UHA    ^lStion"s"*=?f  °^H%i^rfch'^".^r\^y.'*U.^e  ^  STONE,    Elmer    E..«,voH..     steel    business; 

original    Pensylvania    Dutchman,    who    was    a  born.     Hockingport,    O       SePt     13.     1861;     son 

resident  of  Germantown  before  the  coming  of  t^noch    and    Elinda     (Frost)     Stone;    married. 

Wm.  Penn;   is  a  descendant  of  eight  Revolu-  Chicago,  111.,  July  13,  1899  to  Florence  Joseph- 

tionary      ancestors.      Uerreation:      gardening,  jne       bmith— children,       John       Bermingham. 

geneaological      research.      Residence:       1541  Daniel   and   Elizabeth   Louise   Stone;   director 

gompton^d.      Cleveland    Hghts.      Office:     609  ^'iV'  cfof- DonSra  "zTnc^""co'' o^/   ^on^'i?   ^lll 

Society    foi    Savings    Bldg.  member    Union    club    and    Ohio    club    of    New 

STOCKLY,    Gult,    research    engineer;    born,  York.     Residence;  Wade  Park  Manor.   Office: 

Cleveland,   May   9,   1882;    son   George   W.   and  Rockefeller   Bldg. 

Olivia  H.    (Devereux)    Stockly;   educated,   Hill  c,r^m^jr^    1^1                 »          ii         i,           04.    ,~.i    . 

school,  Pottstown,  Pa.;  Princeton  Univ.,   1904;  ^  ^^?^^^'r'"!;«^"f«  ^"**»''**"*'  ^^i;"'  .^t"  ^lalr 

married,    Spokane     Wash..    June    24,    1917    to  bounty,    Feb.    9,    1873;    daughter    Denison    and 

Marry  T.  Dundon;  engaged  in  the  production  Victoria      Louise      (Petit)      Smith;      educated 

of  copper  throughout  the  war;   mining  engi-  Chicago  Conservatory  of  Music  and  Dramatic 

neer  and  metallurgist  in  various  mining  com-  Art,    married,    Chicago,    111.     July    13,    1899    to 

panics    in    the   west.    Calif.,    Nevada.    Montana  Elmer  E.  Stone— children,  John  Bermingham, 

and     British    Columbia;     member     University  Daniel     and    Elizabeth    Louise;    world    w  a  r. 

Cottage   club   of  Princeton   Univ.     Residence:  served    with    Red   Cross    and    sold    Liberty 

10716    Deerlng-ave.     Office:    Board   of   feduca-  bonds;    on    board    of   \  islting   Nurse   assn.    of 

tlon  Lakewood;  member  Women  s  City,  Lakewood 

^^^^^^^-.T      ■..           ^         1 T„v,^«^i^o-  Garden,   Falrmount  Garden,   and  Lecture  Re- 

STOCKLY,     Mary     D.;      born^      Ishpeming,  j^   j    ^^^^        Residence:    Wade    Park    Manor. 
Mich.,  Sept.   6,   1895;   daughter  Thomas  J.   and 

Margaret     (Stack)     Dundon;     educated,     Mich.  STONE,    Gertrude    Powers    Selaer?       born. 

State   college   1915;   married,   Spokane,   Wash.,  Cleveland,     1879;     daughter     Charles     A.     and 

June  24,   1917;   member   Theta  Lambda  Sigma  Julia    (Born)    Selzer;    educated.    Miss    Mittle- 

sororlty.       Residence:     10716     Deerlng-ave.  bei-ger's    school;    married,    Montgomery,    Ala., 

1917    to    Charles    Walter    Stone — children, 

STOHR,   Celeste   Beckwith,   handcraftsman;  Mildred    Reynolds    Stone;    member    Cleveland 

born,  Norwich,   Conn.,   April    26,    1901;    daugh-  Garden   and  Womens   City   clubs.      Residence: 

ter   Ansel    Earle   and    Olive    Crawford    (Moor-  132U    Lake    Shore-blvd. 
head)    Beckwith;    educated    Cleveland    School 

of  Art.   1919-1923;   College   for  Women,   W.   R.  STONE,  Jeannette  FoUett;  born,   Granville, 

U.  (special  studies),  1919-1921;  married  Cleve-  O..    March    9,    1849;    daughter    Eliphalet    and 

land,   May    1,    1926    to   Lyman    Andrews   Stohr;  Katharine     (Van     Sickle)     Follett;     educated, 

won  awards  in  arts  and  craft  work  at  Cleve-  Oberlin   college;    married.    Oberlin,   O.,   Dec.   4, 

land  School  of  Art  in   1922  and  1923;   won  an  1S72  to  Judge  Carlos  Melville  Stone — children, 

"award  of  merit"   in  sixth  annual  exhibition  Ruth  Follett  Stone  and  Katherlne  Follett  Stone 

of    Cleveland    artists    and    craftsmen;    mem-  (Mrs.    F.    R.    Walker);    chairman   Louise   Day 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Nursery,  Cleveland  Day  Nursery  assn.  twenty  lege   of  Physicians.     Recreation:   farminer  an.l 

years;  for  many  years  active  In  church  work  horseman.  Residence:  Park  Lane  Villa  Hotel, 

of    the    Woodland-ave.    Presbyterian    church;  Office:   8314   Euclld-ave. 

trustee  Cleveland  Day  Nursery  and  Free  „r.,^.»,r  ^  .  .  ^  •  i 
Kindergarten  assn.;  member  Women's  Cltv  _  STORY,  Denjnmln  Sprnsue,  coal  sales, 
club.  Residence:  2822  Edgehlll-rd..  Cleveland  Plckands,  Mather  &  Co.;  born.  Chllllcothe. 
Hghts.  O..  Dec.  24,  1893;  son  WlUard  Austin  and 
cn^n^T^  .  .r^  II  V  CA  .1,  /-i  Ann  (Frost)  Story;  educated,  Andover;  Uni- 
STOXE.  I.iioy  Gnlliip;  born,  Strongrsvllle.  O.,  verslty  school;  Yale,  1916;  married,  New 
July  31.  1864;  daughter  Hon.  M.  E.  and  Nancy  york  City,  Feb.  1,  1923  to  Jean  Dale  Mar- 
A.  (Sutherland)  Gallup;  educated.  Lake  Lrie  shall  Savage— children.  Constance  Faunt- 
college  Painesville,  O.,  1884:  married.  Strongs-  leroy  Savage  and  Benjamin  Sprague  Storv, 
vllle,  Aug.  27,  1885  to  F.  V.  Stone— children,  jr.;  world  war,  served  with  Motor  Trans- 
Arthur  F  Stone,  Mabel  and  Howard  G.  Stone  port  corps;  member  Berzellus  and  Colonv 
(deceased);  member  Y.W.C.A.;  Pilgrim  Cong,  clubs  of  Yale;  University  and  Kirtland  clubs, 
church;  honorary  member  Four  O'clock  club  Residence:  2056  Ablngton-rd.  Office:  Plck- 
of  Elyria.  O  :  past  pres.  Berea  Sorosis;  vice-  ands  Mather  Co.,  Union  Trust  Bldg. 
pres.  South  Side  Woman  s  club  of  Cleveland; 

member   Republican    Women   of  Ohio;   one    of  STOR"l%    Clarence    Thomaw,     dentist;     born, 

two    compilers    of    the    Strongsville    history.  Cleveland,    June    20.    1893;    son    Thomas    and 

Residence:    3940    Woodbridge-ave.  Louise   (Hoffman)   Story;  educated,  Cleveland 

public  schools;  East  high  school;  Western 
STONE,  Ruth  Follett,  director  of  municipal  Reserve  Univ.,  D.D.S.;  married,  Cleveland, 
playgrounds;  born.  Oberlin,  O.;  daughter  Dec.  30,  1916  to  Beatrice  O.  Kerr — rhlldren. 
Judge  Carlos  M.  and  Jeannette  (Follett)  Ruth  and  June  Story;  director  The  Arkay 
Stone;  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State,  Northern 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  1916-1920  ex-  Ohio  and  American  Dental  assns.;  Masonic 
ecutlve  sec.  Women's  committee,  Mayor's  lodge;  Macabees;  Psi  Omega  Dental  frater- 
war  board  and  Council  National  Defense;  nlty;  member  Cedarhurst  Country  and  Cop- 
director   war   fund   col  ectlons   American    Red  per    Lake     Fishing    clubs;      pres.     Cleveland 

S^nTrf;   ofJ^ti„^nH-\/iHUot^^T.!r,^''^i^Vono^^Vi«^  Dental   society;   treas.    Northern   Ohio   Dental 

editor   Cleveland    Medical    Journal.    1909-1916;  assn  •   Recreation-   fishintr    hnntine-    and    e-olf 

executive     director     Community     Betterment  Residence-     3197     Oak-rd       Clevelfnd    Hehts 

Council     of     Cleveland     Welfare     Federation,  office^   10000    Euclid  ave"     '^'^^^'^"^    Hghts. 

1920-1924;    executive    sec.    to    dept.    of    parks  ^«'ce-    l"""0    Luclld-ave. 

and  public  property  of  Cleveland  and  in  STORY,  Jean  Dale;  born.  St.  Joseph,  Mo., 
charge  28  municipal  playgrounds  since  1924;  March  3,  1894;  daughter  Wm.  St.  John 
past-pres.  Women's  City  club,  1921  and  1922;  Elliot  and  Constance  Fauntleroy  (Runcle) 
past  director  Municipal  Research  Bureau  and  Marshall;  educated,  Kent  Place  school,  Sum- 
Citizen's  League  of  Cleveland;  past  director  mit,  N.  J.;  Rye  Seminary,  Rye,  N.  Y.;  married 
Women's  City  club  and  Cleveland  Girl's  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  June  3,  1916  to  John  Henry 
Council;  member  League  of  Women  "Voters;  Savage,  Jr..  (deceased)  — children,  Constance 
past  pres.  Mittleberger  Alumnae  assn.;  chair-  Fauntleroy  Savage;  married.  New  York  City, 

man    building    committee    of    new    Women's    Feb.    1.    1923    to    Benjamin    Sprague    Story 

City  club  building;  member  Cleveland  Garden  children.    Benjamin    Sprague   Story    Jr  •    trus- 

and    Automobile    clubs.    Recreation:    summer  tee     Rainbow     hospital;     director    St      Agnes 

camping,    fishing    and    motor    boating.    Resi-  Guild.      Trinity     Cathedral;      member     Junior 

dence:     2822     Edgehill-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.  League    and    Kirtland    club.     Residence:    2056 

Office:  437  City  Hall.  Abington-rd. 

STONE,  Walter  E..  manufacturer;  born,  STOVER,  Wllber  Brenner,  missionary  to 
Cleveland.  Jan.  5.  1885;  son  Ignatz  and  Rosa  India,  now  pastor  in  city;  born,  Greencastle, 
(Glauber)  Stone;  educated,  public  schools;  Pa..  May  5,  1866;  son  Rev.  Jacob  A.  and  Mary 
married.  Williamsport.  Pa.,  June  12,  1923  to  (Lesher)  Stover;  educated,  Mt.  Morris  Col- 
Sara  Cohn;  treas.  Peerless  Paper  Box  Mfg.  lege,  Mt.  Morris,  111.,  B.A.  1891  and  later 
Co.  and  The  Stone-Stotter  Co.;  sec.  The  D.D.;  Northwestern  Univ.,  M.A.,  1922;  mar- 
Broadway  Improvement  Co.;  director  Gold-  ried,  Mt.  Carroll,  111..  June  29,  1893  to  Marv 
smith  Publishing  Co.,  Stone  Realty  Co.  and  Emmert — children.  Rev.  J.  Emmert  Stover 
I.  N.  Stone  Co.;  member  Oman  lodge,  F.  &  Miriam  James  Mitchell,  Helen  Lois  and 
A.  M.;  Excelsior  and  Oakwood  clubs.  Re-  Daniel  Wilbur  Stover  (all  born  in  India); 
creation:  golf,  handball  and  cards.  Residence:  awarded  two  silver  medals  from  British 
2228  Coventry-rd.  Office:   10610  Berea-rd.  government    In    India    for    non-resistant    ser- 

STONER,    Wlllard    C^      physician;     born.  Xl^^J^^'l'Sl^jZ^^'- ^l^^^\9^^  oVll^r.^^r.r.^'fu: 

tr       iii„        r\       A  „_:i     io     io'7'7.    „„„     Tr<i:     ^^A  sionary    in    India    1894-1920     25    years    on    the 

Massilion,    O      April    18,    1877.    son    Eli    and  f^^^^     Western    India;    while    there    served    on 

Mary     (Heister)     Stoner;    educated,    pu  b  1  1  c  board    of    councillors    for    the    town    of    Ank- 

schools,  Williams  County,  O.;  Fagette  Normal  leshwer    nine    years;    as    a    member    of    the 

School;    Ohio    Northern    Univ.;    Defiance    col-  church  of  the  Brethren  began  work  in  India 

lege.    B.L.    1903;    Ohio    Wesleyan    Univ.,    M.D.  i^   1394,   which   was   the   beginning   of   foreign 

1906;  also  studied  at  Univ.  of  Mich..  Harvard,  missions    to   the   Church   of   the   Brethren    and 

Johns    Hopkins,    Univ.    of    Chicago;    Munich,  now    in    India    is    found    the   largest    Brethren 

Berlin   and  London,   1912-1913;   married    April  church;  now  acting  as  pastor  of  First  Church 

23.    1902    to    Olive    Ethel    Schaeffer— children,  of   the   Brethren    for   two   years;   on   first   fur- 

Ardys     Bernice,     Wlllard     Wilson     and     Olive  lough    home    1902    wrote    "India    a    Problem:" 

Jane    Stoner;    world    war,    chief    medical    ser-  on   second  furlough  wrote  'Missions  and   the 

vice.    Base    hospital    No.    52;    staff    consultant  Church;"    on    third    wrote    "The    Great    First- 

Rimancourt    Base    Hospital    Centre,    Rimau-  work    of    the    Church-Missions,"     and     "The 

court,    France;    chief    of    medical    service    and  Family    Worship;"    his    first     book     "Charlev 

commanding  officer  evacuation  Hospital  No.  3,  Newcomer"    for   children    now    in    9th    edition: 

Treves.    Germany^^  rank    lleut.    col.;    organized  member      Bombay      (India)      Anthropological 

medical  unit  In  Cleveland,  early  In  1918;  col.  society.    Residence:    1270    Parkwood-dr. 
medical    Reserve   Corps.    U.    8.   army;    director 

of    medicine    St.    Lukes    hospital;    member  STOWE.     Charles      Rrowne,      manufacturer 


or       meaiCine       01.       i-iUH.ua       Iiuapiiai.        111   U   IIl    U   U    I  i5«\^»»rj.         ^uuiicb  mm^ui-,  iiia.lluia<..LUl  ^i 

Chagrin    Valley    Country,    Union,    City    clubs;  of   fire   brick;    born,   Cleveland,    July   18,    1862; 

vlce-pres.  Cleveland  club;  member  Council  of  son  Thomas  A.  and  Marie  (McKenzle)  Stowe: 

"      n  ec'         .    -    " 

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Sociology;    Academy    of    Medicine;    American    educated,  Central   high  school,   1879;   married, 
and  Ohio  State  Medical  assns.;  American  Col-    Norwalk,     O.     to     Franc    A.    Gary — children. 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Gaylord  T..  Margaret  M,  and  Rosemund  A. 
StoVe;  direct  descendent  Joshua  Stow,  purser 
of  Connecticut  Land  Co.,  with  Moses  Cleve- 
land when  he  c^me  first  to  city;  also  of  Wm. 
etow.  first  settler  of  Summit  county,  who 
took  over  his  land  In  1809,  now  Stow  town- 
ship. Summit  county;  chairman  of  board 
Stowe  Fuller  Refactories  Co.;  vice-pres. 
Cleveland  Mortgage  Co.;  director  City  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Co.,  Open  Hearth  Fire  Brick 
Co.  and  City  Investment  Co.;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  Elke,  Union,  Westwood 
Country  and  Clifton  clubs.  Residence:  Stow- 
away, Clifton  Park,  Lakewood.  Office:  1650 
Cnion    Trust   Bldg. 

STO\%'E,  Panl,  general  practice  of  law; 
born.  Lahti.  Finland.  April  5.  1893;  son 
Joseph  and  Alexander  (Heikkila)  Sillanpaa; 
educated.  College  of  Lathti,  Finland;  W.R.U. 
law  school,  LL.B.  with  Order  of  Coif.  1922; 
married,  Buffalo,  N.  T..  April  1.  1920  to  Siiri 
Attila.  Residence:  1651  E.  117th  st.  Office: 
702    Engineers    Bldg. 

STOT^'ELL,  Gerald  Paul,  minister;  born, 
Ottoe.  la..  May  23.  1&96:  son  F.  M.  and  Zilpah 
(Mc-Creary)  Stowell;  educated.  Oberlin  Col- 
lege, A.  B. :  Oberlin  graduate  school  of 
Theology,  B.D. ;  married.  Oberlin.  O.,  June  19. 
1923  to  Lydia  M.  Jones — children,  Edward 
Allen  Stowell;  world  war,  U.S.A.A.S.  June  17. 
1917  to  June  12.  1919:  member  Corporation 
Schauffler  Missionary  Training  school;  now 
pastor  First  Cong,  church,  Sylvania,  O.  Resi- 
dence: 5047  Broadway.  OCfice:  Cor.  Broad- 
way   and    Fowler. 

STRACHAX,  Ronald  Mitchell,  dentist:  born. 
Cleveland.  Dec.  13.  1S9S;  son  Alexander  and 
Jessie  (Mitchell)  Strachan;  educated.  "VTest- 
ern  Reserve  Univ.,  1921;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  5.  1923  to  Irene  Louise  Belford;  mem- 
ber American  Dental  assn. ;  Psi  Omega  fra- 
ternity: Masonic  lodge.  Residence:  503  E. 
lOfeth  St.     Office:  1058  Rose  Bldg. 

STRAXAHAX,  Fred  A^  caterer ;_  born. 
Leboeuff,  Pa.,  Aug.  2,  1861;  son  John  D.  and 
Mary  Ann  (Oviatt)  Stranahan:  educated, 
common  school;  Hillsdale  college;  married. 
Cleveland.  Sept.  9.  1882  to  Anna  L.  Young — 
children,  Ruth  Strangward  and  Lenore  Harp- 
Fter:  helped  to  estabjish  the  Stranahan  Bros, 
in  1882:  later  incorporated  as  The  Stranahan 
Bros.  Co.  of  which  he  is  vice-pres.:  member 
Iris  lodge,  F.  and  A.  M.;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce.    Office:   34   Superior  Arcade. 

STR.WG,  Ella  Hoffman:  born.  Chagrin 
Falls.  O.;  daughter  Marvin  and  Ethelinda 
<Talcott>  Hoffman;  married,  Chag-rin  Falls 
C,  to  Albert  R.  Strang — children,  Ber- 
nard LeRoy  Strang;  world  war,  some 
Red  Cross  and  some  speaking;  trustee  Ohio 
branch  of  Order  of  Kings  Daughters  and 
Sons;  trustee  United  Christian  Missionarv 
society;  member  Cleveland  Federation  of 
Women's  clubs;  Hirana  college  club:  pres. 
Colonial  Study  club.  1919-1920;  leader  Euclid- 
ave.  Circle  of  Kings  Daughters.  1914-1916; 
pres.  "Women's  Missionary  Soc.  Euclid  Ave. 
Christian  church  1919-19'21;  vice-pres.  Ohio 
State  "Women's  Missionary  society,  1916-1919 
and  pres.  1919-1922;  vice-pres.  International 
Convention  Disciples  of  Christ  1924;  member 
faculty  Missions  Institute,  Bethesda  Park,  O- 
1925-  1926;  member  Chautauqua  committee 
council  of  "Wonaen  for  Home  Missions  doing 
public  speaking  and  field  work  in  Ohio  and 
other  statea  Residence:  3066  E.  Derbyshire- 
rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

STRANG,  Max,  minister;   born.   Ft   Worth. 

Texas.  Jan.  31.  1894;  son  Edgar  Darkln  and 
Bertha  (Woodruff)  Strang;  educated,  Rus- 
kin-Cave    college,    Ruskin,    Tenn.,    A.B.    1916; 


married,  Johnsonville,  Tenn.  May  29.  1916 
to  Susan  Alice  Spencer:  minister  in  Metho- 
dist Episcopal  church,  south,  holding  pas- 
torates In  Tennessee  and  Oklahoma,  Nov.  1916 
to  Oct.  1924;  became  minister  in  Congre- 
gational church,  Nov.  1924  holding  present 
position  as  minister  ColUnwood  Congrega- 
tional church;  member  Masonic  lodge.  Resi- 
dence:  876  E.  150th  St. 

STR.'lSBOl.'KGER,  Miriam,  attorney;  born. 
Brooklyn,  N.  T.,  Jan.  28,  1896;  daughter  Ed- 
ward Nathan  and  Ernestine  (Kahn)  Btras- 
bourger:  educated,  George  Washington 
school,  Chicago;  Landon,  Willard  and  Fruit- 
land  schools,  Cleveland;  High  School  of  Com- 
merce, 1913;  Cleveland  Law  school,  Baldwin- 
Wallace  Univ.  LLB.,  1917;  world  war,  can- 
teen service;  candidate  for  justice  of  the 
peace  in  Euclid,  O.,  1923;  legal  profession 
for  nine  years;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
Past  Grand  of  Fairview  Rebekah  lodge  No. 
736  I.O.O.F.;  member  United  Order  of  True 
Sisters:  Past  Grand  club  of  Fairview  Re- 
bekah Lodge:  member  A.D.L.  Literary,  East 
Shore  Cummunitv  and  Women's  Republican 
clubs.  Euclid,  O. :  Child  Welfare  Div.  of 
Federation;  Council  of  Jewish  Juniors.  Re- 
creation: tennis,  swimming  outdoor  sports, 
skating,  theatres,  concerts,  operas  etc.  Resi- 
dence: 26200  Lake  Shore  Blvd.,  Euclid,  O. 
Office:    411    Schofield   Bldg. 

STRATTOX,  Clarence,  educator  and  author; 
born.  Philadelphia.  Pa.,  Sept.  17.  1880;  son 
Jacob  Brown  and  Marie  Katherine  (Wil- 
liams) Stratton;  educated,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  B.S. 
and  Ph.D.,  fellow  in  English;  also  studied 
at  Universities  of  Rome  and  Chicago;  Al- 
liance Francaise  at  Paris;  married  St.  Louis, 
Mo..  Dec.  25,  1915  to  Celeste  "Warren  Clark; 
taught  English  at  St.  Louis.  1904-1921:  taught 
public  speaking  at  "Washington.  Univ.  St. 
Louis;  English  at  Teachers'  college;  Gree- 
ley Colo.,  1918;  English  at  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  summers  1921-1922;  lectured  in  edu- 
cational institutions  in  England  summer 
1923-1926;  director  of  English  in  high  schools 
Speeches,"  "A  Midsummer  Night's  Dream," 
"Adventures  of  a  Younger  Son,"  and  "The 
Comedy  of  Errors;"  translator  from  the 
Spanish  "Zaragueta,"  1919;  member  National 
Council  of  Teachers  of  English;  National 
Education  assn.;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternity; 
Row^fant  and  City  clubs;  The  Play  House; 
contributor  to  "Studies  in  English"  1917; 
Shelling  Anniversary  Papers,  1924;  contri- 
butor to  American  and  English  periodicals; 
author  of  "Public  Speaking,"  1920;  "Produc- 
ing in  Little  Theatres"  1921;  "Literature  and 
Life,"  1922;  "Teaching  of  English,"  1923; 
-Ruby  Red,"  1926,  joint  author  of  "Manuel  of 
English,"  1926.  Recreation:  travel  and 
theatre.  Residence:  2076  E.  88th  St.  Office: 
Board    of    Education. 

STRA"W">,  Carrie  A.;  born,  Norwich,  N.  Y., 
May  27,  1860;  daughter  Levi  and  Caroline 
(Olendorf)  Shepard;  educated,  Chicago  an(l 
Aurora,  111.;  married,  Aurora,  111.,  Feb.  25,  1885 
to  Robert  C.  Allen — children,  R.  C.  Allen; 
married.  Jan.  27.  1898  to  Harry  H.  Strawn; 
member  Royal  League  Fraternal  Insurance, 
organist;  Women's  City  club:  past-pres. 
Ladies  Aid  society,  Epworth  Euclid  M.  E. 
church.  Residence:  3065  Washington-ave., 
Cleveland   Hghts. 

STREET,  JesBle  "W'taltall,  director  religious 
education;  born.  Chicago,  111..  Dec.  24,  1894; 
daughter  John  Whitall  and  Mattie  L.  (Gage) 
Street;  educated,  Denison  Univ.,  A.B. ;  Univ. 
of  Chicago;  director  of  religious  education 
Denison  Ave.  Cong,  church;  Baptist  Church 
of  the  Master:  E.  Cleveland  Baptist  Church; 
member   Kappa   Phi    Sorority;   Woman's   City 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


and  Ophello  clubs.     Residence:    14600  Euclid- 
ave.     Office:     14516   Euclid-ave. 

STRIMPLE:,  LouJse  Botvler;  born.  Cleve- 
land, May  9.  1896;  daughter  George  Herbert 
and  Ida  (Forbey)  Bowler;  educated  Lake 
Erie  college,  Painesville.  O.;  married.  Cleve- 
land. Nov.  IS,  191S  to  T.  Laurence  Strimple — 
children.  Laurence  Bowler  and  Mary  Louise 
Strimple:  member  Window  Box  Garden  club. 
Residence:     Barber-rd..    Willoughby. 

STRIMPLE,  Theodore  Lanrence;  asst.  eec. 
and  credit  mgr. ;  born,  Cleveland,  April  17, 
1896;  son  T.  L.  and  Allie  (Wright)  Strimple; 
educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Cleveland 
Law  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  18, 
1918  to  Mary  Louise  Bowler — children,  Laur- 
ence Bowler  and  Mary  Louise  Strimple;  world 
war,  2nd  lieut.  aviation:  member  Alpha 
Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Residence:  Barber-rd.. 
Willoughby.  Office:  National  Acme  Co.,  Coit- 
rd..   and   E.   131st  st. 

STRXAD,  Geo.  C^  physician  and  surgeon: 
born.  Cleveland,  Aug.  3,  1895:  son  Chas.  J. 
and  Mary  T.  (Poliorny)  Strnad:  educated, 
Adelbert  college.  W.  R.  U..  1917  A.B.;  W.  R.  U. 
medical  college.  1920  M.D. :  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  30,  1924  to  Isabel  M.  Bryden — 
children.  Geo.  C.  Strnad.  Jr.;  world  war. 
served  with  medical  reserve  corps;  member 
Academy  of  Medicine  and  American  Medical 
assn.;  Phi  Gamma  Delta  fraternity:  Nu 
Sigma  Nu  medical  fraternity:  Knights  of 
Pythias:  Newburg  lodge.  F.  &  A.  M.,  Allenby 
Commandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  A! 
Koran  Shrine:  Al  Sirat  Grotto.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  10113  Ramona-blvd.  Office: 
5644  Broadway. 

STROCK,  Frank  M.,  realtor;  born,  Shelby. 
O..  May  27,  1SS5:  son  Daniel  M.  and  Lizzie 
Meredith:  educated,  Shelby  high  school.  1903; 
married.  Cleveland,  June  19,  1915  to  Eda  S. 
Lawre — children,  Juanita  Strock;  world 
war:  member  American  Protective  assn.;  also 
assisted  in  Liberty  Loan  and  War  Savings 
drives;  partner  Van  Aken  &  Strock;  director 
Independent  Brick  and  Tile  Co.;  director 
Better  Business  Bureau;  member  Masonic 
order;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  pres.  Cleveland 
Advertising  club,  1925-1926  and  1926-1927; 
pres.  Gyro  club,  1920-1921;  treas.  Singers 
club,  1921-1922.  Residence:  3345  Lansmere- 
rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.     Office:    1715   Euclid-ave. 

STROM,  Oacar  A.,  clergyman;  born.  Zum- 
brota,  Minn.,  June  8.  1876;  son  Christian  L. 
and  Christine  (Solem)  Strom;  educated.  Zum- 
brota  high  school;  Luther  college,  1893-1897, 
A.B. ;  Luther  Seminary,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  1897- 
1900.  C.T.:  John  Marshall  School  of  Law. 
LL.B.;  married,  Waterford,  Wis..  Oct.  22, 
1902  to  Anna  L.  Jacobson — children,  Oscar 
J.  and  Alice  Marie  Strom;  pastor  of  Our 
Saviors  Ev.  Lutheran  church  since  1907;  pas- 
tor Rocky  River  Danish  Lutheran  church. 
Rocky  River  since  1907;  passed  Ohio  Bar 
Examination  June  1926:  member  Chamber 
of  Industry;  American  Scandinavian  Foun- 
dation; City  and  Automobile  clubs.  Recre- 
ation: tennis,  golf  and  swimming.  Resi- 
dence:    5407    Franklin-blvd.      Office:     same. 

STRONG,  Cbarles  Henry-,  merchant;  born. 
Cleveland,  1871;  son  Charles  Henry  and 
Elizabeth  (Roe)  Strong:  educated,  Cornell 
Univ..  1893;  married,  Cleveland,  1897  to 
Louise  Van  Cleve — children,  Rachel  and 
Keziah  Strong;  world  war,  maj.  Motor  Trans- 
port (Torps:  gen.  mgr.  Wm.  Taylor  Son  & 
Co.;  director  National  City  Bank;  member 
Union,  Mid-Day.  Country.  Mayfleld  Country, 
Kirtland  Country  and  Rowfant  clubs  or 
Cleveland;  Cornell  club  of  New  York;  Army 
and     Navy     club,     Washington.       Residence: 


10494  Lake  Shore-blvd.  Office:  630  Euclid- 
ave. 

STRONG,  Klixabeth  Brownell:  born.  Cleve- 
land. Oct.  12.  1892;  daughter  Harry  Bright- 
man  and  Jennie  S.  (Gregory)  Strong;  edu- 
cated. Mittleberger's  school;  Hathaway- 
Brown;  Westover,  Mlddlebury,  Conn.  Resi- 
dence: Corning-dr.  Office:  404  Swetland 
Bldg. 

STRONG,  Emmet  J„  pres.  The  Assured 
Mortgage  and  Investment  Co.;  born.  Hunts- 
burg,  O.,  Jan.  31.  1S62;  son  Lyman  and  Lyda 
(Curtin)  Strong:  educated,  public  school; 
Grand  River  Institute,  Austinburg.  O. ;  mar- 
ried, Claridon.  O..  June  5,  1893  to  Lenora  L. 
Goodwin — children.  Dr.  Lester  L.  Strong  and 
Stewart  S.  Strong:  early  life  on  a  farm;  nine 
years  a  member  of  firm  The  Curtis  Steel 
Roofing  Co.,  Niles,  O.;  24  years  with  The 
J.  M.  &  L.  A.  Osborn  Co.  of  which  he  is 
vice-pres.  and  director:  nine  years  The 
Assured  Mortgage  &  Investment  Co.  of  which 
he  is  pres.  and  director;  member  Hough-ave. 
Cong,  church;  Masonic  lodge;  High  Noon 
club;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  club. 
Office:    422    Engineers    Bldg. 

STRONG,  Gladys  Mosher;  born.  Kansas 
City,  Mo..  Jan.  15,  1890;  daughter  George 
Clark  and  Ida  (Beagle)  Mosher;  educated. 
Miss  Barstow's  school:  Vassar  college:  mar- 
ried. Kansas  City,  Mo..  March  24.  1909  to 
Herbert  W.  Strong — children.  Ruth.  Eliza- 
beth and  H.  W.  Strong  Jr.;  during  war.  Red 
Cross  work:  member  board  of  trustees  Prot- 
estant Orphan  Asylum;  member  Women's 
City  club.  Residence:  2225  Delamere-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

STRONG,  Harry  Brisbtman,  general  con- 
tracting: born.  Greenfield.  O.,  Jan.  27,  1858; 
son  Charles  Henry  and  Elizabeth  B.  (Roe) 
Strong;  educated,  Lehigh  Univ.,  Bethlehem, 
Pa.,  M.E.;  married.  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  April 
27,  1882  to  Jennie  S.  Gregory— children, 
James  Gregory  (deceased),  Isabel  S.  (Mrs. 
H.  P.  Mcintosh,  Jr.).  Marion  Gertrude  (Mrs. 
I.  W.  Baker)  and  Elizabeth  B.  Strong;  world 
war,  two  months  at  Camp  Holabird.  Balti- 
more, Md.,  in  charge  of  dredging  and  docks 
construction;  pres.  The  Chas.  H.  Strong  Son 
Co.;  member  all  Masonic  bodies  to  32nd 
degree  and  Shrine;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Wickliffe-on-the-Lake  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: "Wlckllffe  on  the  Lake  Club,  Wick- 
liffe,    O.      Office:     404    Swetland    Bldg. 

STRONG,  Herbert  William,  merchant  and 
manufacturer;  born.  Cleveland,  June  24,  1S71; 
son  Edgar  Eugene  and  Mary  Ella  (Clarke) 
Strong:  educated.  Cleveland  public  school; 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  Cornell  Univ. 
1894,  C.E. ;  married,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  March 
24,  1909  to  Gladys  Mosher — children,  Ruth, 
Elizabeth  and  Herbert  W.  Strong:  Jr.:  treas. 
The  Strong,  Carlisle  &  Hammond  Co.:  vice- 
pres.  The  Clark  Mfg.  Co.;  director  The 
Hammond  Mfg.  Co.;  treas.  The  Kelly  Reamer 
Co.;  director  Mac-It  Parts  Company;  mem- 
ber Union,  University,  Mayfield  and  Ottawa 
Shooting  clubs.  Residence:  2225  Delamere- 
dr..  Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:   1392  W.  3rd  st. 

STRONG,  Keslah;  daughter  Charles  Henry 
and  Louise  (Van  Cleve)  Strong;  educated, 
Montemare  school.  Lake  Placid;  Holton- 
Arms  school,  Washington,  1926.  Residence: 
10494    Lake   Shore-blvd. 

STRONG,  Rath  Strong  MeMlUans  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  11.  1880:  daughter  Chas.  H. 
and  Elizabeth  (Roe)  Strong;  educated.  Hath- 
away Brown  school:  Florence  Baldwin 
school;  Bryn  Mawr  college,  1903:  married. 
Cleveland.  Oct.  16.  1905  to  S.  Sterling  McMil- 
lan  (deceased)  — children,  S.  Sterling  McMil- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Ian  2nd,  David  Strong  and  Jean  McMillan; 
married,  Cleveland,  March  2,  1916  to  Samuel 
Erwln  Strong;  world  war,  surgical  dressing 
dept.  Red  Cross;  member  American  Archae- 
ological society;  American  Society  for  Phys- 
ical Research;  identified  with  Babies  Dispen- 
sary and  Hospital;  St.  Barnabas  Guild;  West- 
ern Reserve  Public  Health  Nursing  center; 
member  Trinity  Cathedral  and  interested  in 
all  church  activities.  Recreation:  horse 
back   riding.     Residence:   2061   E.   96th  st. 

STRONG,  Samuel  Erwln,  manufacturing 
chemist;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1866;  son 
Samuel  Merwin  and  Endora  (Ingersoll) 
Strong;  educated,  Philips  Academy,  1887; 
married,  Cleveland,  March  2,  1916  to  Ruth 
Strong  McMillan — children,  three  step  child- 
ren; started  work  Jan.  1,  1887  for  Strong, 
Cobb  &  Co.  and  has  continued  with  same 
company  becoming  member  of  firm  1895; 
director  Union  Trust  Co.,  Dow  Chemical  Co. 
and  Members  Garage  Co.;  trustee  Babies 
Dispensary  and  Hospital;  member  Union, 
Hermit,  Mid-Dav  and  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt 
clubs.  Residence:  2061  E.  96th  st.  Office: 
206    Central    Viaduct. 

STROITP,  Ethel  Allien;  born,  Jamestown, 
O.,  Sept.  7,  1885;  daughter  Frank  Wesley  and 
Mary  (Nagley)  Alden;  educated,  Oliio  Wes- 
leyan  Conservatory  of  Music,  1910;  married, 
Delaware,  O.,  June  24,  1914  to  Philip  Stroup 
— children,  John  Alden  and  Mary  Jane 
Stroup;  member  D.A.R.  Residence:  9708  Wil- 
lard-ave. 

STUART,  G.  G.,  sales  mgr.;  born,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  June  11,  1865;  son  Wm.  and  Jane 
(Shauer)  Stuart;  educated,  Pittsburgh  high 
school;  married,  Chicago,  June  10,  1891  to 
Louise  P.  Basswett;  pres.  Union  Screw  & 
Mfg.  Co.,  Pittsburgh;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Sleepy  Hollow  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Office:  Union 
Trust  BIdg. 

STUCKY,  Albert  George,  vice-pres.  Guar- 
dian Bank;  born,  Switzerland,  March  17, 
1878;  son  Edward  and  Elizabeth  (Frey) 
Stucky;  educated.  New  Philadelphia,  O.,  high 
school;  married.  New  I'hiladelphia,  O.,  May 
3,  1904  to  Margaret  M.  Kinsey — children,  Ed- 
ward K.,  Ralph  E.,  Margaret  A.  and  Marian 
E.  Stucky;  member  Mid-Day,  Westwood, 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Automobile  clubs. 
Residence:  1272  West-blvd.  Office:  Guardian 
Trust  Co. 

STURGES,  Kenneth,  director  Cleveland 
Community  Fund;  born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Jan. 
20,  1891;  son  Dr.  J'.  H.  and  Helen  (Mon- 
tague) Sturges;  educated,  Williams  college, 
1911  A.B.,  1913  M.A.;  Cleveland  Law  School, 
1916,  LL.B.;  married,  Chillicothe,  O.,  May  10, 
1918  to  Evelyn  Keller — children,  Robert  Al- 
fred and  Margaret  Keller  Sturges;  world  war, 
1st.  lieut.  inf.  Meuse-Argonne  offensive,  army 
of  occupation,  Germany;  director  and  mgr. 
Cleveland  Community  Fund  since  Aug.  1921; 
asst.  sec.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  1915-1921; 
author  "American  Chambers  of  Commerce," 
1914;  admitted  to  Ohio  Bar  1916;  awarded 
David  A.  Wells  $500  essay  prize;  Williams 
college,  1914;  member  board  of  Deacons, 
Curch  of  Covenant  since  1924;  member  Phi 
Alpha  Delta  legal  fraternity;  member  Mid- 
day club  and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Resi- 
dence: 2976  Coleridge-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   523   Electric  Bldg. 

STYLES,  Bertrnnil  Clifton,  dentist;  born, 
Walthouville,  Ga.,  Feb.  5,  1892;  son  Julius 
Clifton  and  Marv  Annie  (MoGhee)  Styles; 
educated,  Atlanta  Univ.,  A.B.  1914;  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  D.D.S.  1917;  married  Ypsilanti, 
Mich.,  Sept.  18,  1917  to  Luttia  May  Robbins 
— children,   Myron  Clifton  Styles;  world  war, 


enlisted,  medical  reserve  corps;  in  practice 
of  dentistry  since  1918;  member  Northern 
Ohio  Dental  assn.;  Alpha  Phi  Alpha  frater- 
nity. Recreation:  motoring.  Residence:  2268 
E.    95th    St.      Office:    3600    ScoviU-ave. 

SUFFEIVS,  Clevelaud  J.,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  2,  1884;  son 
Louis  and  Jennie  (Nusbaum)  Suffens;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools,  Central  high 
school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  Cleve- 
land Law  school  of  Baldwin-Wallace  col- 
lege, L.L.B.;  married,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Nov. 
5,  1905  to  Lillian  Barnelt — children.  Kvereit 
L.,  Ruth  Seville,  Allyn  M.  and  Shirley  Janice 
Suffens;  served  five  years  with  Co.  D.  First 
Battalion  of  Engineers,  O.N.G. ;  one  year  Ord- 
nance dept.  C.  S.  A.  1916-1917;  active  mem- 
ber Cuyahoga  Democratic  club,  former  pres 
24th  ward  Democratic  club;  candidate  for 
council  24th  ward,  1919.  vice-pres.  "Vic  Dona- 
hey  for  Governor"  club,  1922;  director  "The 
?onc™,^^,/*''^*^''^°"  club";  traveling  salesman 
1905-1916;  practicing  attorney  since  1917-  di- 
rector The  Cleveland  Products  Co..  The  Car- 
negie Body  &  Top  Co.,  The  Guttman  Mark- 
heim  Importing  Co.,  The  .s.  &  s.  Dius  Co 
and  Kayell  Clock  Co.,  The  Radio  Center,  Inc 
pres.  National  Body  &  F,^nder  Co.;  director 
and  asst.  treas.  The  Hebrew  Free  Loan  assn.; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  Shriner;  member  Grand 
Lodge  Knights  of  Pythias;  B.P.O  E  F  O 
Eagles;  Knights  of  Joseph;  Cleveland  'and 
Ohio  Bar  assns.;  City  and  Masonic  clubs; 
Mens  club  of  the  "Temple."  Residence:  11468 
Superior-rd.  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  309 
Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

SULLIVAN,  CorlloH  Edmonde,  banker; 
born,  Shreve,  O.;  son  Jeremiah  Jay  and 
Selina  (Brown)  Sullivan;  educated  Univer- 
sity school;  Yale  Univ.;  pres.  Central  National 
Bank  Savings  &  Trust  Co.;  director  Pioneer 
Steamship  Co.,  Cleveland  Graphite  Bronze 
Co,  Mutual  Building  &  Investment  Co.  and 
Dolomite  Products  Co.;  member  Union  Mld- 
P'"^>,  ^V^^\  CThagrin  Valley  Hunt  and 
Kirtland  clubs.  Residence:  Gates  Alill  O 
Office:    Rockefeller   Bldg.  ' 

SULLIVAN,  John  J.,  attorney,  judge  of  the 
court  of  appeals;  born.  New  York  City,  Oct 
25,  1860;  son  Daniel  J.  and  Mary  (Sheehan) 
Sullivan;  educated,  common  scliools  of  Trum- 
bull county,  O.;  Academy  at  Gustavus  O" 
taught  school  and  worked  on  farm  while'pre- 
paring  for  his  profession;  city  editor  War- 
ren Daily  Chronicle;  admitted  to  the  bar 
Vla?^^-  ^^^^'  married,  Warren,  O.  Dec  28 
1886     to    Olive    S.     Tayler,     daughter    of    the 

pioneer  banker  of  Warren,  O.,  M.  B    Tayler 

children  Adaline  Tayler  Sullivan  and  Mary 
Tayler  Sullivan  McCaslin,  (Mrs.  John  White 
McCaslin);  practiced  law  in  Warren-  prose- 
cuting attorney,  Trumbull  county,  two  terms- 
also  served  as  state  senator  for  that  dis- 
trict two  terms;  served  as  U.  S.  attorney  for 
the  Northern  District  of  Ohio,  nine  years,  ap- 
pointed by  Pres.  McKinley  and  reappointed 
by  Pres.  Roosevelt;  special  counsel  to  at- 
torney general  of  U.  S.  in  famous  cases  vs 
The  Standard  Oil  Co.  while  state  senator  he 
nominated  Senator  P'oraker  in  1896  and  Sena- 
tor Hanna  in  1898;  delegate  to  Republican 
National  Convention,  Cleveland  district  in 
1912  and  delegate  at  large  to  National  Pro- 
gressive convention  in  1912  which  nominated 
Theodore  Roosevelt  for  president;  delegate 
at  large  to  Republican  National  convention 
1916  which  nominated  Sec.  Hughes;  appointed 
by  the  governor  to  office  of  Judge  of  Court  of 
Appeals,  — 8th  Ohio  district,  1921;  unanim- 
ously nominated  and  re-elected  6  year  term 
1922;  five  years  pres.  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
pres.   Cleveland   Law   Library   assn.    and   Tip- 


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reoanoe  club;  delegate  from  Ohio  Bar  asan. 
to  Phila.  and  London,  Enpr. ;  famous  for 
prosecution  of  case  of  U.  S.  vs.  Cassie  Chad- 
wlck  and  for  prosecution  and  conviction  of 
twelve  other  defendants  in  national  bank 
cases;  after  retiring  from  official  positions, 
actively  engaged  in  practice  of  law  until 
appointed  Judge;  associate  counsel  for  de- 
fense In  famous  wall  paper  cases  and  Insur- 
ance cases;  member  of  the  Willowlck  and 
Union  clubs;  Masonic  and  Elks  lodges.  Resi- 
dence: 1497  E.  108th  St.  Office:  Court  of  Ap- 
peals. 

SUMMERS,  Mnbelle  Underbill (  born,  North 
Olmsted.  Nov.  1."?,  1886;  daughter  Phineas  S. 
and  Nellie  (McCartey)  Underbill;  educated, 
Lincoln  high  school;  Harrnff  School  of  Ex- 
pression; married,  Cleveland,  June  1,  1914  to 
Walter  A.  Summers — children,  Laura  Belle 
Summers;  assisted  in  office  of  the  House  to 
House  Canvas  under  Geo.  B.  Harris;  also 
managed  Women's  Patriotic  shop  for  Wom- 
en's City  club;  active  in  G.A.R.  work;  mem- 
ber Daughters  of  Veterans  of  Civil  War; 
L.A.  to  B.R.T.;  Pvthlan  Sisters;  Tribe  of  Ben 
Hur;  capt.  Brooklyn  Post  Ladies  Fife  and 
Drum  Corps,  G.A.R. ;  member  Cleveland  Fed- 
eration of  Women's  clubs.  Residence:  38G2 
W.   31st  St. 

SUMXEU,  Allene  Myra,  writer;  born,  North 

Eaton.  O..  Dec  2G,  1895:  daugliter  Cliarles 
Wilson  and  Mary  C.  (Longbon)  Sumner; 
educated,  Baldwin  Wallace  College,  A.B.  lum 
laude,  1918;  Cleveland  Public  Library  Train- 
ing Course,  1913-1914;  graduate  work  Colum- 
bia Univ.,  1918-1919;  feature  writer  and 
original  "Martha  Lee"  of  Cleveland  News, 
1918-1919;  librarian  and  story  teller,  Ohio 
State  School  for  Blind,  1918;  feature  writer, 
New  York  United  Press,  United  Feature  Syn- 
dicate and  New  York  Evening  Sun  and  New 
York  Evening  Post  1919-1920;  asst.  Sunday 
Magazine  Editor  Lauretta  .Toy,  feature 
writer,  Cleveland  Plain  Dealer,  1921-1922; 
daily  columist  Plain  Dealer  1922-1923;  spe- 
cial wi-iter  and  "Mrs.  Maxwell"  Cleveland 
press,  1923-1925;  special  writer  on  N.  E.  A. 
Service,  Inc.  since  1925;  member  Cleveland 
Writers'  club;  Ohio  Newspaper  Women's 
assn.;  Alpha  Phi  Gamma;  Cleveland  Business 
Women's  club;  Women's  City  and  Baldwin- 
Wallace  Women's  clubs;  contributor  to  maga- 
zines; author  "Heresy  Trial  of  Bishop  Brown" 
in  colectlon  of  Best  News  Stories  of  1924; 
author  of  many  children's  books  and  syndi- 
cated stories;  juvenile  reader  for  Knopf, 
publisher.  Recreation:  swimming  and  hik- 
ing. Residence:  22  E.  Bridge-st.,  Berea,  0. 
Office:      N.    E.    A.    Service,    Cleveland,    O. 

SI'TPHKX,  Helen  He  Forest,  antique  shop, 
born  Cleveland,  Sept.  26,  1887;  daughter  Paul 
F.  and  Bertha  (Davles)  Sutphen;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Hathaway  Brown 
Bchool;  Briarcllff  school;  Cleveland  Kinder- 
garten Training  school;  Dyke  school  of  busi- 
ness; world  war.  Red  Cross  work  In  U.S.A. 
Residence:  2525  Stratford-rd.  Office:  16001 
Euclid-ave. 

SUTPHEIV,  Paul  F^  clergyman;  born, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  .Ian.  15,  1856;  son  Ten  Eyck 
and  Harriet  (White)  Sutphen;  educated, 
Rutgers  college,  (N.J.)  A.B.  1876.  A.M.  1879. 
D.D.  1893;  Union  Theological  Seminary,  N.Y. 
City;  married.  New  Brunswick,  N.  J.,  Oct. 
1,  1878  to  Bertha  B.  Davles — children,  Ruth 
A.  (Mrs.  G.  B.  Farnsworth),  Joseph  Walworth 
Sutphen,  Helen  F.  Sutphen  and  Dorothy  Ten 
Eyck  (Mrs.  Parker  F.  Wilson);  active  In 
promoting  Liberty  Loans  as  speaker  in  cam- 
paigns; served  as  pastor  In  Valatlc,  N.  Y., 
Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  Cleveland,  Newark,  N.  J.. 
Philadelphia  and  now  Cleveland  at  Church 
of  the  Covenant  and  became  pastor  emeritus 


Church  of  the  Covenant,  1926;  trustee  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  former  trustee  Wooster  Col- 
lege; Lane  Seminary,  Cincinnati;  member 
Beta  Theta  PI  fraternity;  former  member 
Holland  Society  of  New  York;  ancestors  came 
to  New  York  State  from  Holland  1651.  Resi- 
dence:  2525   Stratford-rd.,  Cleveland   Hghts. 

SUTPHIX,  Al,  salesman;  born,  Franklin. 
O..  April  11.  1895;  son  Carleton  Ernest  and 
Elizabeth  (Thayer)  Sutphin;  educated,  Cen- 
tral high  school;  married.  Cleveland,  Aug. 
14,  1922  to  Mary  A.  Hoynes — children.  Mary 
Elizabeth  and  Jane  Sutphin;  world  war.  two 
years  service  In  135th  F.A.,  one  year  in 
France;  vice-pres.  The  Braden  Printing  Ink 
Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Shrine;  Consis- 
tory; Knights  of  Pythias;  member  Chagrin 
Valley  Golf,  Cleveland  Graphic  Arts  and 
Grantwood  Golf  clubs;  Cleveland  club  of 
Craftsmen;  Dukert  Watterson  Post  of  Ameri- 
can Legion.  Recreation:  golf  and  bowling. 
Residence:  2557  Derbyshlre-rd  Office:  104 
St.    Clalr-ave. 

SUTTON,  Florence  Tnpper;  born,  Genoa, 
N.  Y.,  Aug.  10,  1879;  daughter  Henry  and 
Lucia  (Ferris)  Tupper;  educated,  Cortland 
State  Normal  college,  Cortland,  N.  Y.;  mar- 
ried, Cortland,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  1,  1903  to  Clarence 
W.  Sutton — children,  Dorothy  E.  and  Edward 
H.  Sutton;  pres.  Thursday  Fortnightly  club; 
member  program  committee  Lincoln  Blvd 
Neighborhood  club;  pub.  sec.  and  recording 
sec.  Cleveland  District  Women's  Foreign 
Missionary  society  Methodist  Episcopal 
church.  Residence:  3082  Llncoln-blvd.  Cleve- 
land   Hghts. 

SVETLIK,  Gustav  A.,  dentist;  born,  Bo- 
hemia, March  26,  1894;  son  Frank  and  Anne 
(Heizlar)  Svetlik;  educated,  Univ.  of  Vir- 
ginia; medical  college  of  Virginia,  D.D.S.; 
served  at  Fort  Oglethorpe,  Ga.,  in  dental 
dept.  during  war;  member  Cleveland  and 
National  Dental  societies.  Recreation:  music 
Residence:  3419  East-blvd.  Office:  765 
Rose  Bldg. 

SAVASKY,  Ambrose),  manufacturer;  born. 
Exeter,  N.  H.,  Dec.  19,  1846;  son  Nathaniel 
and  Abigail  Chesley  (Peavey)  Swasey;  edu- 
cated Exeter  public  school;  Case  School  of 
Applied  Science,  D.Eng.  1905;  Denison  Univ., 
Sc.D.  1910;  Univ  of  California,  LL.D.  1924; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  Sc.D.,  1924;  Univ.  of  Rochester, 
LL.D.  1925;  married,  Hampton,  N.  H.,  Oct. 
24,  1871  to  Lavinia  D.  Marston;  past  pres. 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  honorary 
member  Exeter,  N.  H.,  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
assoc.  member  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  the 
U.  S.;  member  of  Jury  of  Awards  of  Nash- 
ville, Pan-American  and  St.  Louis  Exposi- 
tions; vlce-pres.  Jury  of  Awards  Jamestown 
Exposition;  has  given  special  attention  to 
development  and  perfecting  of  military  In- 
struments of  precision  for  field  use  and  sea- 
coast  defense,  Including  telescopic  gun.slghts, 
range  finders  and  azimuth  Instruments;  In 
1869  entered  employ  of  Pratt  <fe  Whltnev 
Company,  Hartford,  Conn.;  In  1880  came  to  . 
Cleveland  with  Worcester  R.  Warner  where 
they  established  The  Warner  &  Swasey  com- 
pany for  the  manufacture  of  machine  tools 
and  mountings  for  astronomical  Instruments; 
chairman  of  the  board  The  Warner  &  Swasey 
Co.;  pres.  The  Caxton  Building  Co.;  director 
The  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  corporate  mem- 
ber Society  for  Savings;  Legion  of  Honor 
of  P'rance.  Chevalier,  1900,  officer,  1921; 
awarded  John  Fritz  Gold  Medal,  1924;  founder 
and  honorary  member  Engineering  Found- 
ation; past.  pres.  and  honorary  member 
American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers; 
Cleveland  Engineering  Society;  honorary 
member  American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers; 
Institution     of     Mechanical     Engineers     and 


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Institution  of  Mining  Engineers  of  Great 
Britain;  Society  of  Civil  Engineers  of  France; 
member  Board  of  Visitors  Bureau  of  Stand- 
ards; National  Research  Council;  American 
Astronomical  society;  British  Astronomical 
assn.;  American  Philosophical  society;  Na- 
tional Academy  of  Science;  fellow  of  the 
Royal  Astronomical  society;  trustee  Deni- 
son  Univ.,  Granville.  O. ;  trustee,  I^niv.  of 
Nanking,  Nanking  China;  member  Corpora- 
tion Case  School  of  Applied  Science;  past 
pres.  and  trustee  Y.M.C.A.;  chairman  Fiscal 
trustees  Y.W.C.A. ;  member  executive  Com- 
mittee, finance  committee,  Northern  Baptist 
Convention;  honorary  jjres.  board  of  trus- 
tees First  Baptist  church;  trustee  Assn.  for 
the  Establishment  and  Maintenance  of  Mu- 
seums of  the  Peaceful  Arts,  New  York;  past 
pres.  and  life  member  New  England  society 
of  Cleveland  and  Western  Reserve;  honor- 
ary member  Society  of  the  Cincinnati;  New 
Hamp.ohire  Historical  society;  life  member 
New  Hampshire  Society  for  the  Protection 
of  Forests;  fellow  for  life,  Cleveland  Museum 
of  Art;  American  Numismatic  society;  patron 
Western  Reserve  Historical  society;  mem- 
ber Societe  de  la  Legion  d'Honneur  of 
France;  New  England  Historic  Genealogi- 
cal society;  Bibliophile  Society  of  Boston; 
Board  of  Governors  and  Life  member  George 
Washington-Sulgrave  Institution;  member 
Union,  Country  and  Rowfant  clubs  of  Cleve- 
land; Engineers,  Grolier  and  Union  League 
clubs  of  New  York;  Cosmos  club  of  Wash- 
ington. Residence:  7808  Euclid-ave.  Office: 
5701    Carnegie-ave. 


SVVINK,  Raymond  ,\ndrew,  sec.  mgr.;  born, 
Ohio  City,  O.,  June  26,  1888;  son  William  P. 
and  Rose  (Meng)  Swlnk;  educated,  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ.,  Delaware,  O.,  A.B.  1913; 
married,  Wapakoneta,  O.,  Aug.  14,  1913  to 
Mildred  McMurray — children,  John  Raymond 
Swink;  1914-1916  head  dept.  of  oratory  at 
Heidelberg  Univ.,  Tiffin,  O.;  1916-1919  asst. 
prof,  oratory,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Dela- 
ware, O.;  1919-1922  mgr.  Coit-Alber  Chautau- 
qua System,  Cleveland;  1922-1925  assoc.  di- 
rector development  program,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.;  since  1925  sec.  and  mgr.  Cleveland 
Advertising  club;  sec.  treas.  Wesleyan  Chi 
Phi  Co.;  director  Champion  Electric  Co.; 
member  National  Geographical  Society;  Delta 
Sigma  Rho  honorary  forensic  fraternity; 
Chi  Phi  fraternity.  Recreation:  tennis.  Resi- 
dence: 1355  Brockley-ave.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice:   Hotel    Statler. 

SYKORA,  Liada  Cecelia,  librarian,  system- 
itizer  and  filer;  born,  Cleveland;  daughter 
Joseph  W.  and  Josephine  (Fierst)  Sykora; 
educated,  public  schools;  private  schools 
equivalent  to  college  and  library  school; 
world  war,  librarian,  systemitizer  and  filer 
at  American  Ship  Building  Co.;  trained  as 
librarian,  asst.  librarian  Cleveland  Public 
Library;  August  1922  established  Sykora 
Filing  Bureau  and  since  then  has  been 
establishing  general  information,  and  ref- 
erence rooms,  filing  dept.  commercial  libra- 
ries and  statistical  dept.  in  large  corpora- 
tions. Recreation:  books,  music  and  theaters; 
helping  others  find  themselves.  Residence: 
Avon  Lake,  O.     Office:    362   The  Arcade. 


TAGGART,  Jay  Paul,  lawyer;  born,  Monroe 
Co.,  O..  July  3,  1886;  educated.  College  of  Law, 
Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  Ada,  O.,  LL.B. ;  married, 
Ada,  O.,  Oct.  12.  1909  to  Winifred  Rutter; 
dean  of  College  of  Law  Ohio  Northern  Univ., 
1914-1917;  practiced  law  Ashland,  O.,  1908- 
1914;  Akron,  O.,  1917-1918;  Cleveland,  since 
1918;  member  firm  White,  Cannon  &  Spieth; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Ohio  State  Bar 
assn.;  American  Bar  assn.;  American  Histori- 
cal assn.;  member  F.  &  A.  M.;  Sigma  Phi  Ep- 
Bllon  fraternity;  Rowfant  and  Mid-Day  clubs. 
Recreation:  books.  Residence:  2965  Essex- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1565  Union 
Trust  bldg. 

TAGGART,  Winifred  Rutter,  born,  Ada, 
Ohio.  Dec.  23,  1885;  daughter  John  and  Lovina 
(Kidd)  Rutter;  educated,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 
bachelor  of  oratory;  married,  Ada,  Ohio,  Oct. 
12.  1909  to  Jay  P.  Taggart;  member  Philo- 
mathean  and  Cleveland  Sorosis  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2965   Essex-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

TAIXTOR,  Mary  I.athrop,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  8.  1844;  daughter  Jesse  F.  and  Eunice 
S.  Taintor;  educated,  Cleveland;  father,  Jesse 
F.  Taintor  chosen  treas.  Society  for  Savings 
at  its  organization.  June  24.  1849;  also  one  of 
corporate  members;  for  many  years  cashier 
Cleveland  Post  Office;  lived  53  years  3028 
Euclid  ave.     Residence:  3814  Prospect  ave. 

TALKES,  George  William,  Insurance;  born, 
Cleveland.  1891;  son  George  Bee  and  Clara 
(Holmes)  Talkes;  married,  Rochester,  N.  Y., 
1917  to  Mona  Redman  Quine;  pres.  and  treas. 
Mcintosh  Talkes  Co.;  member  C.  A.  C,  Coun- 
try and  Congress  Lake  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residences:  2903  Eaton-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1028  Hanna  bldg. 

TALMAGE.  Joseph  B.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  22.  1890;  son  W.  C.  and  Leona  (Boye) 
Talmage;  educated,  Yale  univ. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  June   24,    1920   to   Margaret  Carle- 


ton — children,  Margaret  and  William  C.  Tal- 
mage; world  war,  1st  lieut.  Engineer  corps; 
pres.  Kellman  Talmage  Co.;  director.  Cleve- 
Humane  society;  member  St.  Elmo  (New 
Haven)  and  Hermit  clubs.  Residence:  2245 
St.   James   pkwy.      Office:   5716   Euclid   ave. 

TALJHAGE,  MarRaret  C,  born.  Cleveland, 
Jan.  4,  1894;  daughter  Charles  H.  and  Janet 
(Morrison)  Carleton:  educated.  Miss  Cham- 
berlayne's  school,  Boston,  Mass.;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  24,  1920  to  Joseph  B.  Tal- 
mage— children,  Margaret  and  William  C. 
Talmage;  member  Women's  City  club  and 
Junior  League.  Residence:  2245  St.  James 
pkwy. 

TAPLIX,  Frances  Smith,  born,  Cleveland, 
July  27.  1850;  daughter  Elijah  and  Emily  A. 
(Cheere)  Smith;  educated.  Cleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  2.  1872,  to 
Charles  Grandy  Taplin  (deceased) — children, 
Charles  F.,  Clara  L..  (deceased).  Frank  E. 
(deceased)  and  Grace  Taplin  Bourne;  mem- 
ber  City   club.      Residence:   2528    Stratford-rd. 

TARR,  Harry  Minich,  physician  and  surg- 
eon; born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  1,  1882;  son  Joseph 
Stewart  and  Martha  Lucinda  (Minich)  Tarr; 
educated,  W.  R.  U.  Medical  school;  married 
Cleveland,  Sept.  7,  1910  to  Lida  E.  Foote^ 
children,  Lorene  and  Eleanor  Tarr;  director 
Willobee  Shore  club;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine,  Ohio  State  and  American 
Medical  assns.:  member  committee  of  man- 
agement East  End  Branch  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  mem- 
ber Lake  Erie  Consistory,  Heights  Com- 
manderv;  Cleveland  club.  Residence:  2661 
Edgehill-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  10010 
Euclid-ave. 

TARR,  Lida  Foote.  horn.  Cleveland,  Nov. 
5,  1888:  daughter  Will  H.  and  Frances  (Rob- 
erts) Foote;  educated,  Bolton  school,  Cleve- 
land, Central  High  school  and  Cleveland 
Kindergarten     college;      married,     Cleveland, 


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Sept.  7,  1910  to  Harry  M.  Tarr,  M.D. — chil- 
dren. Lorene  Elizabeth  and  Eleanor  Frances 
Tarr;  formerly  playground  director  at  Chil- 
dren's Fresh  Air  Camp;  Kindergarten  director 
Mishawaka  (Indiana)  schools;  director  Good- 
rich House  Kindergarten  Normal  Instruction; 
Field  secy.  Anti-tuberculosis  League  or 
South  Bend,  Ind. ;  secy  and  treas.  Clevelanil 
Camp  Fire  Girls  Co.;  director  Euclid  105th 
Garage;  trustee  Cleveland  Day  Nursery  and 
Cleveland  Camp  Fire  Girls;  member  Willohee 
Shore,  Women's  City,  Cleveland  Heights 
Civic,  History  and  Federation  of  Women's 
clubs.  Residence:  2661  EdgehlU-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts. 

TASHJIAN,  Armen  H.,  architect;  born,  Ar- 
menia, Feb.  16,  1SS2;  son  Rev.  H.  H.  and 
Sophia  Tashjian;  educated,  Anatalia  college, 
Armenia,  A.B. ;  Yale,  Sheffield  Sc.  school; 
Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  S.  M. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  1,  1915  to  Flora 
Sterling  Beardslee — children,  Betty  and 
Peggy  Margaret  Tashjian;  consulting  engi- 
nology  1909-1910:  came  to  Cleveland  July 
12,  1902  came  to  America  to  work  for  Mr.  Do 
Forest  of  wireless  fame;  1904  entered  Massa- 
chusetts Institute  of  Technology;  paid  his 
way  through  by  outside  work  and  scholar- 
ships, combining  two  courses,  civil  and  arch- 
itectural engineering  doing  seven  years  work 
In  four  and  receiving  master's  degree,  190S; 
appointed  first  lecturer  on  reinforced  concrete 
design  at  Massachusetts  Insitute  of  Tech- 
nology 1909-1910;  came  to  Cleveland  July 
1912;  member  firm  Walker  &  Weeks;  pres. 
Rivet  Grip  Steel  Co.;  licensor  of  Invention 
Dahlstram  Metallic  Door  Co.,  ,  Jamestown, 
N.  Y.  and  United  Metal  Products  Co.,  Canton, 
O. ;  member  American  Institute  of  Archltecta 
and  Cleveland  Engineering  soc;  member 
University,  Canterbury  Golf  and  National 
Town  &  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  26.38  Falrmount-blvd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   1900  Euclld-ave. 

TASHJIAN,  Flora  B.,  born,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
10.  1894:  daughter  Charles  S.  and  Mabel 
(Long)  Beardslee:  educated,  East  high  school 
and  Western  Reserve  college  for  Women, 
A.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  1,  1915  to 
Armen  H.  Tashjian — children,  Betty  and 
Margaret  Mabel;  member  Phi  Kappa  Zeta 
fraternity  and  College  club.  Residence:  2638 
Falrmount-blvd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

TAVT.OR,  .Addle  Phillips,  horn,  East  Cleve- 
land. Dec.  19,  1867;  daughter  Benjamin  Frank- 
lin and  M'ercy  .Tane  fSheldon)  Phillips;  edu- 
cated. Shaw  high  school ;  Oberlin  college; 
married,  E.  Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1892  to  Henry 
A.  Tayor — child,  Gertrude  Taylor  Barr.itt; 
member  Windemere  Mothers.  Women's  City 
and  E.  Cleveland  Women's  clubs.  Residence: 
13605    Euclld-ave. 

TAYLOR,  Albert  D..  landscape  architect; 
born.  Carlisle,  Mass.,  July  8,  1884;  son  N.  A. 
and  Ellen  F.  (Davis)  Taylor;  educated,  West- 
ford  academy;  Massachusetts  State  college; 
Cornell  Univ.  B.R.,  A.B.  and  M.S.;  honors. 
Onmma  Alpha  and  Phi  Kappa  Phi:  married. 
Cleveland,  June  16,  1917  to  Genevieve  H. 
Brainerd — child.  Charles  Bralnerd  Taylor; 
U.  S.  Housing  Corp.:  prof,  of  Landscape  Archi- 
tecture, Cornell  I^niv. ;  Cleveland  City  Plan 
Commission;  first  "V.  P.  and  designer  of  Cleve- 
land Flower  Show,  1925;  pres.  Mid-west  chap- 
ter of  Landscape  Architects;  trustee  of 
American  Soc.  of  Landscape  Architects;  land- 
scape architect  for  Harding  Memorial;  non 
res.  prof,  of  landscape  architecture,  Ohio 
Univ.;  author  of  Plants  for  Landscape  Plant- 
ing, Landscape  Construction  Notes  and  Com- 
plete Garden;  member  Gamma  Alpha  gradu- 
ate Scientific  fraternity  and  Alpha  Sigma  Phi 
fraternity;  member  Shaker  Heights  Country, 


University,  Rowfant  and  Mid-Day  clubs. 
Itesidence:  2178  South  Overlook-rd.  Office: 
4614    Prospect-ave. 

TAYLOR,  Alexander  Sacket,  real  estate; 
born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  3,  1869;  son  Virgil  Cory- 
don  and  Margaret  M.  (Sacket)  Taylor;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools;  graduated 
from  Brooks  Military  Academy,  June  1888; 
prepared  for  college  but  entered  business 
career  immediately;  married,  Cincinnati,  O., 
May  16,  1S'J4  to  Clara  Therese  Law — children, 
Virgil  Corydon  Taylor,  II;  served  various 
political  committees;  declined  appointment 
to  political  office;  served  two  terms  as  di- 
rector of  Chamber  of  Commerce,  as  member 
of  Cleveland  Union  Depot  Commission;  served 
city  in  acquiring  land  for  HulUlcy  blvd.,  the 
County  Commissioners  in  securing  land  for 
High  Level  bridge  and  the  city  in  ac(iuiring 
land  for  Carnegie  Ave.  extension;  in  1908 
pres.  of  Real  Estate  board  after  serving  as 
director  and  chairman  of  board  of  trustees; 
in  1910  and  1911  served  as  ores,  of  the  Na- 
tional Assn.  of  Real  Estate  Boards  of  Amer- 
ica; 1917  and  1918  organized  Real  Estate  di- 
vision for  United  States  Government  in  Wash- 
ington as  member  of  that  division  during  sev- 
eral months  of  the  war,  acquiring  property 
for  the  Government;  negotiated  number  99 
year  leases  on  downtown  prop'Tt  io-;  rnsnU- 
ing  in  the  erection  of  large  building  includ- 
ine  :Mav  Co.,  First  Trust  Building,  lliiinodrome 
Building,  Statler  Hotel,  Higbee  Building, 
Hanna  Building  and  others;  executive  head 
V.  C.  Taylor  and  Son;  director  The  Guardian 
Trust  Co.,  The  Guarantee  Title  &  Trust  Co., 
The  Cleveland  Realization  Co.,  Realty  Bo-^rd 
Investors,  Greater  Ninth  Properties  Co.;  trus- 
tee Society  for  Savings:  pres.  The  Corydon 
Realty  Co.;  member  National  Assn.  Real  Es- 
tate Boards:  Ohio  Assn.  Real  Estate  Boards; 
International  Renltv  Associations:  Union, 
Kirtland,  Mavfield,  Country  and  Mid-Dav 
clubs.  Recreation:  fishing,  hunting  and  golf. 
Residence  2571  North  Park-blvd.  Office:  1909 
Union  Trust  Bldg. 

TAY'LOR.  Barnett  W.,  school  principal; 
born,  Hendrvsburg.  O.,  June  10,  1887;  son 
Beverly  Selkirk  and  Esther  (Kupfer)  Taylor; 
educated,  Hendrvsburg  public  schools;  Ohio 
TTniv.  preparatory  school;  Ohio  Univ.  engi- 
neering 1908  and  Ohio  TTniv.  arts  1911; 
married.  Painesville,  O.,  Aug.  14,  1912  to  Mae 
Seymour — children,  James  Seymour,  Bnrnett 
W.  and  Jack  Leland  Taylor;  formerly  teacher 
township  schools  Belmont  Co.,  O.:  principal 
high  school,  Harvey,  N.  D.  and  Shelby.  O. ; 
teacher  "West  Technical  high  school:  principal 
Addison  junior  high  and  Patrick  Henry  jun- 
ior high,  Cleveland:  member  National  Educa- 
tion assn.  and  National  Education  assn.  of 
hieh  school  principals:  member  Phi  Kappa 
Tau  fr.Tternitv  and  Civltan  club.  Resi- 
dence: 13514  r-ormere-ave.  Office:  Durant 
ave.  at  E.  123rd-st. 

TAYLOR.  Cora  TTo^er.  horn,  Burhank,  O. ; 
daughter  ITenrv  T.  and  Romelia  A.  (Beck- 
m.Tn^  Tlower-  ninrr'Vd.  r'l^\-,^l'i  nd.  I^S''  to  C 
H.  Tavlor — child,  Antoinette  TTower  Tavlor. 
Residenre:  215."i  Middlefield-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

T.AYLOR.  rinreiioe  Minor.  T-incoln  El^^ctrlo 
Co.;  born,  Cleveland  Hghts.,  1894:  son  Seth  H. 
and  Blanche  (Minor)  Taylor;  educated,  Shaw 
high  school;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  A.B.; 
married.  Toledo.  1917  to  Clara  Angell — chil- 
dren. Stevenson  M.,  Jean  Angell  and  John 
Corwin  Tavlor;  pilot  U.  S.  Air  Service:  2nd 
lleut.  A.  S.  A.;  primary  training  Love  Field. 
Dnllas,  Tex.:  advanced  training  and  instructor 
Ellington  Field,  Houston,  Tex.;  vice  pres. 
and  factory  mgr.  Lincoln  Electric  Co.;  supt. 
Church  school,  First  Presbyterian  Church  of 
E.   Cleveland;    member   Alpha  Delta   Phi   fra- 


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ternity.        Residence:      1852      Charles-rd.,      E. 
Cleveland.     Office:  Colt  &  Klrby-aves. 

TAYLOR,  Genevieve  Bralnerd,  born,  Claren- 
don, Pa.,  Feb.  26,  1890;  daughter  Charles  W. 
and  Bertha  (Snow)  Brainerd;  educated,  Col- 
lege for  Women,  W.  R.  U.,  A.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jane  16,  1917  to  Albert  Davlg  Tay- 
lor— child,  Charles  Bralnerd  Taylor;  member 
Women's  City  and  College  clubs.  Residence: 
2178    S.   Overook-rd. 

TAYLOR,  Heory  A.,  postmaster;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  3,  1864;  son  Charles  W.  and 
Polly  (Adams)  Taylor;  educated,  Shaw  high 
school;  married,  E.  Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1892  to 
Addle  Phillips — child,  Gertrude  Taylor  Bar- 
att;  formery  director  and  vice  pres.  of  the  W. 
Bingham  Co.  and  associated  with  that  com- 
pany more  than  30  years;  vice  pres.  and  trus- 
tee A.  M.  McGregor  home;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  City,  Cleveland  Advertising, 
Shaker  Heights  Country  and  Union  clubs. 
Residence:  13605  Euclid-ave.  Office:  Federal 
bldg. 

TAYLOR,  Katherlne  Kelley,  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1889;  daughter  Samuel  W.  and  Amelia 
(Kemmerlein)  Kelley;  educated.  College  for 
Women,  W.  R.  U. ;  Bryn  Mawr  college,  A.B. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  1911  to  William  Reed 
Taylor — children,  Katherlne,  William  Reed  T. 
and  Samuel  Kelley  Taylor;  member  Sleepy 
Hollow  Country,  Window  Box  Garden  and 
Social  Study  clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and 
gardening.     Residence:  1816  Wllton-rd. 

TAYLOR,  Sophia  Strong,  born,  Mexico,  Mo., 
May  31,  1861;  daughter  Charles  H.  and  Eliz- 
abeth B.  (Roe)  Strong;  educated,  private 
schools  and  tutorg  in  Cleveland;  married, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  30,  1890  to  J.  Livingstone 
Taylor;  pres.  Wm.  Taylor  Son  &  Co.  Resi- 
dence: 193  E.  105th-st.     Office:  630  Euclid-ave. 

TAYLOR,  Virgil  Corydon  H,  real  estate; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  16,  1895;  son  Alexander 
S.  and  Clara  (Law)  Taylor;  educated,  Univer- 
sity School  and  Yale  college;  married,  Sept.  19, 
1925  to  Frances  Blcknell;  lieut.  of  Battery  E. 
135th  Field  Artillery  during  world  war;  Troop 
A,  Ohio  Cavalry  for  two  years;  partner  V.  C. 
Taylor  &  Son;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsllon 
fraternity;  member  Kirtland  Country,  Tav- 
ern, Union,  Hermit  and  Mid-Day  Clubs. 
Recreations:  golf  and  tennis.  Residence: 
2318  Delaware-dr.  Office:  1909  Union  Trust 
bldg. 

TAYLOR,  William  J.,  accountant;  born, 
Guelph,  Ont.,  June  9,  1879;  son  William  and 
Ida  Jane  (Bilton)  Taylor;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  and  high  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
Apr.  30,  1908  to  Alice  M.  Bleber — children, 
two;  four  years  l.i  Battery  A  Ohio  National 
Guard;  fifteen  years  practice  as  public  ac- 
countant; partner  Nau  Taylor  &  Swearingen; 
director  Continental  Jewelry  Co.;  fellow 
Ohio  Society  of  Certified  Public  Accountants 
and  American  Institute  of  Accountants;  mem- 
ber Masonic  orders;  Mid-Day,  Akron  City, 
Chagrin  Valley  Golf  and  City  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: trout  fishing.  Residence:  1185  Rozelle- 
ave.     Office:  3334  Prospect-ave. 

TAYLOR,  William  R.,  architect;  born, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  17,  1884;  son  William  D.  and 
Augusta  (Reed)  Taylor;  educated.  Western 
Reserve,  B.A.:  Case  School  of  Applied  Science, 
B.S.  and  C.E.;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  18, 
1911  to  Katherlne  Kelley — children,  Kather- 
lne, William  R.  and  Samuel  K.  Taylor;  part- 
ner, Fulton  &  Taylor,  architects;  vice  pres. 
Cleveland  Midland  Bldg.  Co.;  member  Delta 
Upsilon  fraternity;  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commerce  and  Sleepy  Hollow  Country  club. 
Residence:  1816  "UMlton-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   8120   Euclid-ave. 


TKACHOUT,  David  Wm.,  pres.;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  20,  1886,  son  A.  R.  and  Sarah 
(Parmly)  Teachout;  educated,  Hiram  college 
and  Harvard  univ.  M.A. ;  married,  Hiram, 
June  20,  1911  to  Ruth  Meigs — children,  David 
W.,  Genevieve  R.  and  Ricliard  M.  Teachout; 
member  Cleveland  Heights  board  of  educa- 
tion; in  charge  of  Army  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Fort  Har- 
rison, Ind.  and  Camp  Sherman,  O.,  1917  and 
1918;  pres.  Teachout  Co.,  Brooklyn  Lumber 
Co.,  Shaker  Heights  Lumber  Co.,  Broadway 
Lumber  Co.,  Randall  Heights  Lumber 
Co.,  Teachout  Realty  Co.,  City  Savings 
&.  Loan  Co.,  City  Investment  Co.;  vice  pres. 
Glenville  Lumber  Co.;  trustee  Young  Men's 
Christian  assn.  of  Cleveland;  chairman  State 
of  Ohio  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  trustee  Hiram  college  and 
Welfare  Federation;  member  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsllon  fraternity;  member  Union,  Univer- 
sity. Canterbury  and  National  Town  &  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  tennis  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: North  Park-blvd.  and  Arllngton-rd. 
Office:   405-31  Rockefeller  bldg. 

TEARE,  Florence  Shattuck,  born,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  2,  1888;  daughter  Frank  M.  and  Kather- 
lne A.  (Van  Home)  Shattuck;  educated,  pub- 
lic school  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1912  to 
Halsey  J.  Teare.  Residence:  1839  Wymore- 
ave.,   E.   Cleveland. 

TEARE,  Halsey  Jackson,  treas.  ;born,  CTleve- 
land,  Oct.  29,  1888;  son  Elmer  E.  and  Mary 
Louise  (Jackson)  Teare;  educated,  public 
school  and  Culver  Military  academy;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1912  to  Florence  Shat- 
tuck; upon  leaving  school  In  1908  became  as- 
sociated with  his  father,  Elmer  E.  Teare  in 
firm  of  Potter,  Teare  &  Co.,  lumber  mer- 
chants; this  partnership  existed  until  con- 
solidation into  Northern  Ohio  Lumber  & 
Timber  Co.  in  1922  at  which  time  Mr.  Teare 
was  appointed  asst.  treas.;  upon  the  death 
of  his  father,  he  was  elected  treas.;  direc- 
tor, Cleveland  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  Mutual 
Mortgage  Co.,  Metropolitan  Motor  Ins.  Co.; 
Acme  Fence  &  Iron  Co.;  vice  pres.  High- 
land Lumber  Co.;  treas.  Cleveland  Bel- 
mont Coal  Co.;  member  Monas  Relief  soc. 
(Manx).;  member  Hermit,  Canterbury  Golf, 
National  Town  &  Country  and  Westbrook 
(Mansfield)  Country  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  1839  Wymore-ave.,  E.  Cleveland. 
Office:   1886  Carter-rd. 

TEEMER,  EflFle  Whitnker,  born,  McKees- 
port,  Pa.;  daughter  Aaron  and  Susanna  Col- 
lins (Andrews)  Whitaker;  educated,  public 
schools  of  Pennsylvania;  married.  May  9,  1885 
to  Joseph  E.  Arthur;  second  marriage  Nov.  4, 
1899  to  Jacob  Teemer — child,  Mrs.  Jessie  Ben- 
ton Arthurs  Dillon;  served  on  Republican  City 
Committee,  Lorain,  O.,  Sept.,  Oct.,  Nov.  1921 
during  campaign  for  mayor;  in  1916  worked 
at  Cleveland  Red  Cross  headquarters  under 
direction  of  Mrs.  James  R.  Garfield,  chairman 
surgical  dre.ssings  and  Mrs.  Dodge,  chairman 
of  inspection  and  packing  supplies  in  Apr. 
or  May  1917  helped  organize  Lorain  chapter 
American  Red  Cross;  served  14  mos.  as  chair- 
man of  civilian  relief,  I.,orain  Chapter;  in 
Oct.  1918  spent  two  weeks  at  Camp  Taylor, 
Louisville,  Ky.,  during  flu  epidemic  acted  in 
capacity  of  nurse;  July  4  to  Oct.  1918  served 
as  chairman  of  Child  W'elfare  National  Coun- 
cil of  Defense,  I^orain;  member  Ohio  Society 
Daughters    of    American    Colonists,    state    or- 

fanizatlon;  state  registrar  from  May  1922  to 
une  1925;  member  Western  Reserve  Chapter 
Daughters  of  the  American  Revolution, 
Cleveland,  on  committee  for  locating  and 
marking  graves  of  Revolutionary  soldiers, 
1913  to  1919;  chairman  of  this  committee  from 
1919  to  1922;  member  of  Flag  Committee  1914 
to  1915:  on  grave  marking  committee  at  pres- 
ent;  historian   of   Commodore   Perry    Chapter, 


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N.  S.,  U.  S.  Daughters  of  1812  for  season  1924 
and  registrar  of  same  chapter  at  i)ro.sent;  also 
member  of  I'^lag  committee  for  sccoiul  year; 
chairman  of  relief  committee  from  Commo- 
dore Perry  Chapter,  U.  S.  Daughters  of  1812 
of  Cleveland  tor  aid  and  relief  of  tornado  suf- 
ferers in  Lorain,  June  -6,  l!i21;  also  work 
for  American  Hed  Cross  duiing  i^orain  torna- 
do; member  Early  Settlers'  assn.,  Cleveland; 
Fern  Temple,  I'ythian  Sisters,  Daugliters  of 
Scotland,  Lorain  National  Travel  Club,  Theo- 
dore lloosevelt  Memorial  assn..  Women's  di- 
vision; received  Ked  Cross  decoration  consist- 
ing of  insignia  and  blue  ribbon  with  two 
white  stripes  from  National  Chairman  of  Ci- 
vilian relief,  Mr.  Stein,  Washington,  D.  C.  and 
Mr.  A.  R.  Fieser,  een.  cliairman  of  Cleveland 
American  Red  Cross,  for  services  rendered  to 
American  lied  Cross  in  Lorain  County  and 
vicinity;  honorable  mention  given  at  state 
conference.  Daughters  of  American  Revolu- 
tion held  in  London,  O.,  1915  for  battle  waged 
against  desecration  of  the  American  Flag  by 
Lorain  tobacco  dealers.  Residence:  1957  K. 
31st-st.,  Lorain,  O. 

TELLING,  ^Villiniu  Edward,  manufacturer; 
born,  South  Euclid,  O.,  Oct.  30,  1869;  son  Wil- 
liam and  Mary  (Weaspeker)  Telling;  educa- 
ted, schools  of  Ohio;  pres.  Safety  Council  two 
years;  Republican;  founded  Telling  Ice  Cream 
Co.  in  1894  which  in  1916  was  clianged  to 
Telling  Belle  Vernon  Co.,  building  large  fac- 
tory at  38J5  Cedar  ave.,  later  estat)lishing 
branch  factories  over  the  state  of  Ohio;  pres. 
Telling  Belle  Vernon  Co.  and  Laboratory 
Products  Co.;  member  Ohio  Horticultural 
club,  Cleveland  Atliletic,  Acacia  Golf,  West- 
wood  Golf,  National  Town  &  Country,  Mid- 
Day,  High-Noon,  Yacht,  Cleveland  Press, 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Industry,  Cleveland  A\iation, 
Aviation  and  Athletic,  Cleveland  Trap  Shoot- 
ers clubs.  Recreations:  all  outdoor  sports; 
has  for  years  maintained  amateur  baseball 
clubs  winning  three  national  championships. 
Residence:  11212  Edgewater-dr.  Office:  3825 
Cedar-ave. 

TE.MI'LE,  >\  illiam  Franklin,  district  sales 
mgr.  S  K  F  Industries,  Inc.;  born,  Mon- 
tague, Mich.,  Dec.  19,  1878;  son  Ansel  French 
and  Mary  (Langworthy)  Temple;  educated, 
Aluskegon  (Michigan)  high  school:  Univer- 
sity of  Michigan,  B.A. :  married,  Muskegon, 
Mich.,  Jan.  6,  1906  to  Elisabeth  Brundage— 
children,  Elisabeth,  Wm.  F.,  Mary  Margaret, 
Fred  Brundage  and  Eleanor  Louise  Temple; 
Boston  District  Ordnance  dcpt.,  Aug.  1918  to 
Mar.  1920;  member  Cleveland  Engineering 
soc. ;  member  Board  of  Troop  60  Boy  Scouts 
of  America,  Lakewood;  member  Masonic 
orders;  member  Rotary  and  Big  Ten  I'nivers- 
ity  clulis.  Residence:  1281  Bonnie  View-ave., 
Lakewood.      Office:    6l.'>   Penton    bldg. 

TEMPLEM.VN,  John  Dudley,  division  com'l 
agt.,  Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.;  born,  Princeton, 
Ky.,  Oct.  26,  1875;  son  M.  W.  and  Nellie  (Dud- 
ley) Templeman;  educated,  Princeton  Colleg- 
iate Institute,  B.A. ;  married.  New  Burg,  Ind., 
.Tune  24,  1902  to  Mary  Darby — children.  W.  D., 
Robt.  D.  and  Virginia  L.  Templeman;  director 
Richley  Const.  Co.;  division  com'l  apt.  Ohio 
Bell  Telephone  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  and  Advertising  club.  Rec- 
reations: fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  2641 
Hampshire-rd.     Office:  E.  9th  &  Huron-rd. 

TERR,  Albert  R-  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.;  born, 
New  York  City,  Mav  22,  1893;  son  Jacob  and 
Clara  (Gold)  Terr:  educated.  New  York  City 
public  schools:  Hebrew  Technical  Institute; 
Cooper  Union  Institute;  married,  Hamilton, 
Ont..  May  8,  1923  to  Josephine  C.  Graber — 
child,  one  daughter:  volunteered  services  dur- 
ine  world  war  btit  owing  to  defective  pye- 
sight  not  accepted;  studied  to  be  an  architect 


but  left  college  during  second  year  to  follow 
theatrical  profession;  spent  ten  years  as  mus- 
ical director  with  various  stars  including 
Chauncey  Olcott,  Andrew  Mack,  Christie  Mac- 
Donald,  making  a  specialty  of  Irish  Operet- 
tas; toured  country  during  the  3rd  liberty 
loan  entertaining  in  the  various  camps  for  tlie 
soldiers,  also  selling  bonds  at  the  various 
theatres  enroute;  In  1923  invented  the  "Super- 
ior Masonic  Apron  Safe"  which  met  with  un- 
u.sual  success,  forcing  retirement  from  thea- 
trical field,  has  since  «ievoted  time  to  the 
manufacture  and  distribution  of  this  special- 
ty to  the  members  of  the  Masonic  fraternity; 
pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  Superior  Sales  Service; 
gen.  mgr.  Superior  Supply  Co.;  member  Pacific 
Lodge  233  xN.  Y.,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Al  Sirat  Grotto, 
Cleveland;  B.  P.  O.  Elks,  Queensborough 
Lodge  878;  American  Federation  of  Musicians; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  member 
Theatrical  Square  club  of  New  York  and 
Tempo  Club.  Recreations:  symphony  con- 
certs, theatres,  lectures,  rowing.  Residence: 
10112  Hampden-ave.     Office:  5713  I3Ticlid-ave. 

TERRELL,  HcKeklnh  M.,  real  estate;  born. 
New  Vienna,  O.,  Mai-.  3,  1873;  son  Dr.  P.  M.  and 
Alice  (JNIalone)  Terrlll;  educated,  Earlham 
college,  (Richmond,  Ind.);  Adelbert  College, 
W.  R.  U.;  married,  1894  to  Mabel  Wistar — chil- 
dren, Harrison  M.,  A.  Wistar  and  John  W.  Ter- 
rell; with  Cleveland  Stone  Co.  for  many  years 
representing  company  in  Canada;  mgr.  of 
western  office  In  Chicago;  director  and  secy. 
Central  Mortgage  Co.;  director  and  pres. 
Clearfield  Oil  Co.  and  Metal  Castings  Corp.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Recreations: 
golf,  fishing  and  bowling.  Residence:  2041 
Taylor-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  1309  Union 
Trust    Bldg. 

TERRY,  Grace  Downes,  born,  Watertown, 
N.  Y.,  Dec.  31,  1864;  daughter  Sheldon  Canfield 
and  Emily  (Kempshall)  Downes;  educated, 
Birmingham,  Connecticut  high  shool;  Vassar 
college;  married,  Birmingham,  Conn.,  Apr.  15. 
1886  to  Franklin  S.  Terry — children,  Albert  S. 
and  Grace  Terry,  Mrs.  Paul  F.  Bauder  and 
Mrs.  Ralph  H.  Comey;  member  College  club. 
Residence:    2879    North    Park-blvd. 

TETER,  Charles  Kinney,  dental  and  oral 
surgery;  born,  Westfleld,  Ind.,  Sept.  25,  1875; 
son  Joseph  Hadley  and  Sarah  (Howard) 
Teter;  educated,  Otterbein  college;  Ohio  Afed- 
ical  Univ.,  D.D.S. ;  College  of  Physicians  and 
Surgeons;  married,  Galena,  Feb,  28,  1900  to 
Etta  Bush — children,  Howard  B.,  Robert  C. 
and  Betty  Teter;  Co.  A.  4th  Ohio  V.  I.  Service 
in  Porto  Rico  1898;  oral  surgeon  Hospital 
Clinic;  author  of  numerous  papers  on  anaes- 
thetics and  oral  surgery;  gave  post  graduate 
course  of  lectures  and  demonstration  of  nit- 
rous oxide  oxygen,  anaesthesia  and  analgesia, 
college  of  dentistry  of  University  of  Cali- 
fornia 1914;  also  presented  paper  on  nitrous 
Oxide  and  Oxygen  Anaesthesia  in  general 
surgery  before  International  Congress  of 
Medicine,  London,  England,  1913  and  also  be- 
fore International  Dental  Congress,  I>ondon, 
Eng..  1914;  director  Hospital  Clinic,  Cleveland 
Knife  and  Forge,  Cleveland  Real  Estate  and 
Investment  Co.:  pres.  Teter  Mfg.  Co.:  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine.  Cleveland, 
Ohio  State  Dental  assn.;  member  Masons: 
Delta  Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  member  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  Congress  Lake  Country, 
Big  Ten  and  Rotary  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2206  Chatfield  dr.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:  948  Hose  bldg. 

TETER.  'William  Crook*,  dental  surgeon: 
born,  Adamsvllle,  Tenn.,  May  4,  1873;  son 
Joseph  H.  and  Sarah  (Howard)  Teter;  edu- 
cated, Otterbein  Univ.,  Ph.R.  and  A.M.:  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  D.D.S. ;  married,  Roscoe,  O.,   May 

2.   1900  to  Rlmlna  Neptune children,  William 

Neptune    (deceased),  Sarah  Miriam  and  Ruth 


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Wlllelmina;  specialized  in  minor  oral  surgery 
and  nitrous  oxide  and  oxygen  anaesthesia; 
practiced  in  Cleveland  for  eighteen  years; 
director  Teter  Mfg.  Co.;  member  American 
Dental,  and  Ohio  State  Dental  assns.,  Cleveland 
Dental  Soc. ;  member  Masonic  order,  C.  A.  C, 
Shaker  Heights  Country,  Big  Ten,  Automobile 
clubs;  member  Epworth  Euclid  M.  E.  church. 
Recreations:  golf,  baseball  and  auto  touring. 
Residence:  1781  E.  89th-st.  Office  946  Rose 
bldg. 

TETLOW,  John  J.,  lawyer;  born,  Washing- 
torimie,  O.,  June  3,  1884,  son  Jubal  and  Eliz- 
ab£ih  (Morley)  Tetlow;  educated,  Mt.  Union 
college;  Ohio  Northern  univ.;  University  of 
Michigan,  B.S.  and  LL.B.;  married.  Youngs- 
town,  Nov.  24,  1914  to  Rosamond  C.  Hartney; 
Republican;  specialist  in  personal  injury  law 
cases;  member  Ohio  State,  Cleveland  and 
American  Bar  assns.;  member  all  Masonic 
bodies.  Eastern  Star,  Knights  Templar, 
Scottish  Rite;  32nd  degree;  member  Lake- 
wood  Country,  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce clubs  and  Citizens  League  of  Cleve- 
land. Residence:  1250  Brockley  ave..  Lake- 
wood.     Office:    1626-28  Engineers  Bank   bldg. 

TEWKSBURY,  Helen  Strong,  born,  Cleve- 
land, August  15,  1897;  daughter  Edwin  Lee 
and  Jessie  Louise  (Stevens)  Strong;  educated, 
Hathaway  Brown  school:  Smith  college,  B.A. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  15,  1921  to  Roger 
Tewksbury — child.  Peter  Tewksbury;  during 
war  in  investigation  work  for  Dept.  of  Jus- 
tice; nurses  aid  when  in  college  at  hospital 
there;  private  secretary  at  Strong  Cobb  and 
Co.  previous  to  marriage.  Residence:  3189 
Chadbourne-rd. 

TE^VKSBlTRY.  Mary  Johnson,  born.  South 
Point,  O.,  July  18,  1860;  daughter  T.  N.  and 
Phoebe  (Green)  Johnson;  educated,  Cincin- 
nati, O.;  married,  Portsmouth,  O.,  Sept.  21, 
1886  to  R.  B.  Tewksbury — children,  B.  R., 
Roger  Tewksbury  and  Margaret  T.  Dangler. 
Residence:  WickclifCe  on  the  Lake  Club, 
Wickliffe,  O. 

TEIWKSBURT,  Rogrer,  secretary;  born, 
Freeport,  111.,  May  27,  1892;  son  Russell  Baird 
and  Mary  (Johnson)  Tewksbury;  educated, 
Cornell  univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  15, 
1921  to  Helen  Strong — child,  Peter  Tewks- 
bury; with  aviation  dept.  of  Civil  Service  at 
Buffalo,  Detroit  and  Dayton  during  the  war; 
secretary,  Oster  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Phi  Delta 
Theta  fraternity.  Residence:  3189  Chad- 
bourne-rd.    Office:  2057  E.  61-pl. 

TE"W'KSBl.iRY,  Rnnnell  Baird,  manufactur- 
er; born,  Portsmouth,  O.,  Jan.  15,  1859;  son 
M.  R.  and  Sarah  (Baird)  Tewksbury;  edu- 
cated, Princeton;  married,  Portsmouth,  O., 
Sept.  21,  1886  to  Mary  Johnson — children,  B. 
R.  and  Roger  Tewksbury  and  Martraret  T. 
Dangler;  member  Union  and  Mayfield  clubs. 
Residence:  "Wickliffe,  O.  Office:  2057  B. 
61st-pl.,   Cleveland. 

THAYER.  Bertha,  Cook,  born,  Poughkeepsle, 
N.  T.,  May  12,  1878;  daughter  George  W.  and 
Jane  (Holden)  Cook;  educated,  private 
schools  in  New  York;  Vassar  college,  A.B.; 
married,  Tarrytown,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  8,  1898  to 
Howard  Stephen  Thayer — children,  Stephen 
Cook,  Jane  and  Frances  Thayer;  worked  ten 
years  for  women  suffrage  and  served  on 
board  of  Woman's  Suffrage  Party  during  that 
time;  on  state  liberty  loan  committee  during 
war;  member  board  of  Women's  City  club  and 
Consumers'  League;  member  alumnae  assn. 
of  Vassar  college;  member  Womens  City  club. 
Residence:   2880  Woodbury  rd..  Shaker  Hghts. 

THAYER,  Cora  Beatrice,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Dr.  Proctor  and  Nellie  (Masury) 
Thayer;       educated,      Mittleberger's      school, 


Cleveland;     Lake     Erie    College,     Painesvllle. 
Residence:   7102   Carnegie-ave. 

THAYER,  Howard  Stephen,  manufacturer; 
born.  Tarrytown,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  25,  1874;  son 
Stephen  Henry  and  Emma  Frances  (Halstead) 
Thayer;  educated,  Williams  college  and  Co- 
lumbia Univ.;  married,  Tarrytown,  N.  Y.,  Oct. 
1898  to  Bertha  Cook — children,  Stephen 
Cook,  Jane  and  Frances  Thayer;  world  war, 
in  Washington,  representative  for  Ohio  man- 
ufacturers on  War  Industries  committee; 
secretary,  Vortex  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Kappa 
Alpha  fraternity;  Williams  club,  (New 
York  City),  Williams  College  (Cleveland)  and 
Amateur  Musical  (Cleveland)  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2880  Woodbury-rd. 

THAYER,  Italia  W.,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Dr.  Proctor  and  Nellie  (Masury) 
Thayer;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown  school; 
formerly  domestic  arts  teacher,  private 
pupils;  Lend  a  Hand  House,  Y.  W.  C.  A., 
Cleveland,  1907  to  1914.  Residence:  7102 
Carnegie-ave. 

THEOBALD,  Mrs.  Edward,  born,  Olena,  O., 
May  11,  1877;  daughter  John  B.  and  Mary 
Elizabeth  (Stewart)  Morrison;  educated,  vil- 
lage school  at  Olena,  O. ;  grammar  school,  Nor- 
walk,  O. ;  private  schools,  Cleveland;  married, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  May  31,  1903  to  Edward  Theo- 
bald; served  at  patriotic  shop  Women's  City 
club  and  also  Red  Cross;  first  vice  pres.  Lake- 
wood  Public  Hospital  Women's  Board  1925- 
1926;  member  Womens'  City  club.  Residence: 
14122   Detroit-ave.,  Lakewood. 

THEOBALD,  AVilliam  M.,  pres.  and  treas. 
Fuller  Cleaning  Co.;  born,  Pittsburgh;  son 
Chas.  and  Caroline  (Oliger)  Theobald;  mar- 
ried, Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  1893  to  Emma  J. 
Benkart — children,  Helen  Theobald  Probeck; 
member  all  Masonic  bodies  and  clubs;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic,  Rotary,  Cedarhurst 
Country,  National  Town  &  Country  and  Auto- 
mobile clubs.  Residence:  Wade  Park  Manor. 
Office:    7606    Carnegie-ave. 

THOMAS,  Harold  Flint,  manufacturer's 
agent;  born,  Waltham,  Mass.,  Feb.  26,  1892; 
son  Walter  and  Clara  (Flint)  Thomas;  edu- 
cated, Hobart  college,  1914;  married,  Wor- 
cester, Mass.,  June  6,  1925  to  Mary  Shannon 
Webster;  first  lieut.  104th  F.  A.,  U.  S.  A.,  Aug. 
1917;  149th  F.  A.,  Dec.  15,  1919;  overseas  May 
14,  1918  to  May  10,  1919;  formerly  statistician 
Kidder  Peabody  Co.,  New  York;  member 
Theta  DeTta  Chi  fraternity.  Residence:  2303 
Bellfield-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Union  bldg. 

THOMAS,  J.  McManus,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  2,  1856;  son  Thomas  and 
Margaret  (McGuire)  McManus;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools  1868-1880;  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  15,  1885  to  Mary  Jackman — 
children,  Wynola,  Blakeslee  and  Virginia  Mc- 
Manus; pres.  Harvard  Heights  Realty  Co.; 
member  firm  Metal  Products  Co.;  treas.  Early 
Settlers'  assn.  of  Cleveland.  Recreation: 
walking  and  motoring.  Residence:  2277  So. 
Overlook-rd.      Office:    1848   Euclid-ave. 

THOMAS,  James  William.  Jr.,  architect; 
horn,  Wilkes  Barre,  Pa.,  Nov.  8,  1876;  son 
James  William  and  Katherine  (Beir)  Thom- 
as; educated.  West  Pittston,  Pa.,  public 
schools;  Wyoming  Seminary,  Kingston,  Pa.; 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania;  married,  Cleveland, 
Feb.  8,  1921  to  Pearl  Delahunt — children,  two 
boys;  partner  Howell  &  Thomas;  member 
American  Institute  of  Architects;  32nd  degree 
Mason,  Shrine,  Grotto;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic,  National  Town  &  Country  and  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania  clubs.  Residence: 
2839  Manchester-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
4400  Euclid-ave. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


THOMAS,  Joneph  Turner,  physician;  born, 
Greenville,  Ala.,  1874;  son  James  Wertley  and 
Ella  Dora  (Wilson)  Thomas;  educated,  public 
schools,  Pensacola,  Fla. ;  A.  &  M.  college,  Ala- 
bama; Mehany  Medical  college;  married,  Pen- 
sacola, Fla.,  Jan.  16,  lyOO  to  Zenie  Moe  Norris 
— children,  tliree;  Spanish  War  veteran;  mem- 
ber Jefferson  Co.  exemption  board;  asst.  city 
physician  in  typhoid  epidemic,  Birmingham, 
Ala.,  1916;  physician  in  charge  of  New  York 
Central  freiglit  house.  Orange  ave.  during 
flu  epidemic;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine;  National  Foreign  Trades  council; 
member  Masonic  order.  Recreations:  mo- 
tion pictures,  swimming  and  tennis.  Resi- 
dence:  2406  E.   40th-st.  Office:   2406   E.  40th-st. 

THOMAS,  Mnrrlti  n.,  born,  Cleveland;  daugh- 
ter John  Henry  and  Bella  (Atchison)  Bruck- 
shaw:  educated,  Cleveland  public  schools; 
College  for  Women,  W.  R.  U.,  Ph.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  3,  1908  to  Dr.  George  Franklin 
Thomas  (deceased) — children,  Georgia  Bruck- 
shaw,  Marcia  Catherine  and  George  Franklin 
Thomas;  member  Shaker  Heights  Country, 
College  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2587    Wellington-rd. 

THOMAS,  Merthyn  Arthur,  physician;  born, 
Akron,  O.,  Dec.  13,  1890;  son  Richard  G.  and 
Catherine  (Phillips)  Thomas;  educated,  Adel- 
bert  college,  ^^'.  R.  U.,  A.B. ;  school  of  Medi- 
cine, W.  R.  U.,  M.D. ;  married,  Rochester,  N.  Y., 
Oct.  1.  1922  to  Esther  H.  McCrossen;  135th  F. 
A.,  37th  Dlv.  July  1916  to  May  1918;  membei 
Cleveland  Radiological  society;  Radiological 
Society  of  North  America;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta  and  Phi  Rho  Sigma  fraternities;  Uni- 
versity and  Chagrin  Valley  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  3266  Grenway-rd.  Office:  2930 
Prospect-ave. 

THOMAS,  Robert  J.,  district  mgr.  Orton 
Crane  &  Shovel  Co.;  born,  Grand  Island,  Neb., 
May  22,  1883;  son  Horatio  and  Alice  (Wash- 
burn) Thomas;  married,  Denver,  Colo.,  Dec. 
15,  1910  to  Helen  C.  Bancroft— children,  Rob- 
ert Jordan  and  Mary  Alice  Thomas;  member 
Cleveland  Engineering  society;  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Columbus  Athletic,  Willowick 
Country.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  18G6 
Sheldon-ave.      Office:    Hanna   bldg. 

THOMAS.  Mrs.  Vincent,  born,  Uhrichsville, 
O.,  May  14,  1891;  daughter  John  L.  and  Alice 
(Cummings)  Price;  educated,  Wooster  acad- 
emy; Ohio  State  Univ.;  Presbyterian  Training 
school,  Chicago,  Master  of  Christian  Educa- 
tion: married,  Uhrichsville,  Apr.  10,  1920  to 
Dr.  Vincent  C.  Thomas  chiropractor — children, 
Helen  Louise  and  Irma  Arleen  Thomas;  in 
T..  M.  C.  A.  service  during  world  war  as  can- 
teen worker;  served  in  Paris  two  months  and 
was  with  90th  division  in  Germany  five 
months;  Women's  secretary  of  Y.  M.  C.  A. 
at  a  mining  camp  at  Benham,  Ky.  for  one 
year;  organized  a  group  of  Camp  Fire  Girls 
domestic  science  classes;  chaperoned  group 
of  girls  at  Camp  Daniel  Boone  for  two  weeks; 
led  in  religious  work,  entertainments  and 
home  calling;  member  Big  Sisters  assn.; 
Woman's  Overseas  League;  Women's  Civic 
club  of  Cleveland  Hghts.;  Woman's  Club  of 
Epworth  Euclid  church;  Ohio  State  Alum- 
nae assn.;  vice-pres.  of  Quilllams-rd.  P.  T.  A. 
Residence:    1043    Quilllams-rd. 

THOMPSON,  Alleen  HodRkinnon.  teacher; 
born.  Toronto,  Canada,  Sept.  21,  1896;  daugh- 
ter John  Henry  and  Edith  Amy  (Hayes) 
Hodgklnson;  educated,  public  schools,  Toron- 
to, Canada:  public  and  high  sf-hool,  Meadvllle, 
Pa.;  Allegheny  college,  Meadville,  A.B.; 
Cleveland  school  of  education,  married.  Mead- 
ville, Pa.,  Nov.  5,  1921  to  Kirk  Illinan  Thomp- 
son: taught  two  years  in  Titusvllle,  Pa.,  as 
head  of  French  dept.;  two  years  In  Cleveland; 


member  Business  &  Pofesslonal  Women's 
club  and  National  Federation  of  Business  and 
Professional  Women's  clubs.  Residence:  New 
Amsterdam   Hotel. 

THOMPSON,  Archibald  Robert,  realtor  and 
mortgage  loan  broker;  born,  Bristol,  O.,  Dec. 
26,  1869;  son  Thomas  Newton  ami  Julia  Austa 
(Hyde)  Thompson;  educated,  Mt.  Union  col- 
lege; married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  18,  1900  to  Lulu 
L.  Drury — children,  Claud  Archibald  and  Tom 
Hyde  Thompson;  world  war  on  draft  board 
and  liberty  bond  sales;  member  all  Masonic 
orders  and  Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity.  Rec- 
reation: baseball.  Residence:  11849  Cllfton- 
blvd.      Office:    850   Euclid-ave.,   Suite   725. 

THOMPSON,  Cnrinl,  lawyer;  born,  West 
Virginia,  Sept.  4,  1870;  son  Granville  and  Mary 
E.  Thompson;  educated,  Ohio  State  Univ.  B.A. 
and  LL.B. ;  married,  Bement.  111.,  1899  to  Leila 
Filers — children  Gladys  Thompson  Holmes: 
capt.  Co.  I  70  V.  I.  war  with  Spain;  speaker 
house  of  representatives,  Ohio;  secy,  of  State, 
Ohio;  asst.  secy  Interior,  United  States;  secy, 
to  President  of  United  States;  treas.  United 
States;  appointed  by  President  Coolidge  to  In- 
vestigate conditions  in  Phillipines,  1926;  pres. 
Tod  Stambaugh  Co.,  and  Becker  S.  S.  Co  : 
director.  Central  National  Bank,  Iron  City 
Bank,  Ironton,  O.,  Ironton  Stove  Co..  Ironton, 
O.;  member  Masonic  bodies;  Union,  Country, 
Minnesota  (St.  Paul)  and  University  and 
Press  (Washington),  clubs.  Residence:  Stop 
134  Lake  Shore-blvd.     Office:  711  Leader  bldg. 

THOMPSON,  ChcMter  Arthur,  building  con- 
Btruction;  born,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  5,  1894; 
pon  William  H.  and  Jessie  Tho'mpson;  edn- 
cated,  Albany  high  school;  Cornell  Univ.,  C.E.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  8,  1922  to  Margaret 
Hayden;  enlisted  in  world  war;  discharged 
rank  2nd  lieut.  29th  engineers;  member  Tau 
Beta  Pi  fraternity;  University,  Cornell  and 
Troop  A.  Veterans  clubs.  Recreations:  golf 
tennis  and  riding.  Residence:  2514  Norfolk- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:  4500  Euclid-ave 

THOMPSON,  Kdwiu  DeGroot,  manufacturer- 
born,  Dallas,  Tex.,  Sept.  30,  1900;  son  Charles 
Edwin  and  Maora  (Hubbard)  Thompson;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Culver  Military 
Academy.  Culver,  Ind.;  Cornell  Univ.,  Ithaca, 
N.  Y.  and  Babson  Institute,  Wellesley,  Mass.; 
married,  Paris,  France,  Dec.  7,  1923  to  Mary- 
Stuart  I^Ieehan — children,  Maora-Jane  Thomp- 
son; vice  pres.  and  gen'l  mgr.  Thompson 
Products,  Inc.;  director  Ohio  Trust  Co.,  sec. 
and  treas.  West  Virginia  Hardwood  Lumber 
Corp.  and  C.  E.  Thompson,  Inc.;  member  Chi 
Psi  fraternity;  Hermit,  Town  &  Countrv  and 
Cornell  clubs;  Detroit  Athletic  Club  of  De- 
troit and  Cercomnavigators  Club  of  New 
York.  Residence:  Moreland  Courts  Apart- 
ment.    Office:  Thompson   Products.   Inc. 

THO.MPSON,  E:ilzabeth  Lacey,  born,  Frank- 
lin, Ky.,  Nov.  18,  1900;  daughter  Richard 
Plenry  and  Lila  Henry  (Patterson)  Lacey; 
educated,  Baldwin  school,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.; 
Vassar  college;  married.  New  York,  Sept.  21, 
1921  to  Joseph  Hamilton  Thompson — children, 
EIizal)eth  Lacey  and  .Mary  De  Movllle  Thomp- 
son: member  Junior  League,  Big  Sister  Coun- 
cil, Country  club.  Residence:  2906  Claremont- 
rd. 

THOMPSON,  Ethel  B..  born,  Worcester. 
Mass.;  Aug.  7,  1892;  daughter  Ernest  A.  and 
Lydia  (Matthews)  Prentiss;  educated.  North- 
field  Seminary;  Drexel  Institute;  married, 
Springfield,  Mass.,  Feb.  22,  1918  to  Charles 
Henry  Thompson — children,  Elizabeth  Lock- 
wood.  David  Powell,  Ruth  Whitney  and  Klng- 
slfv  Prentiss  Thompson;  registered  with  Red 
Cross  as  dietician  for  Base  Hospital  Service; 
mgr.  of  tea  room,  Hancock  Point,  Me.;  dieti- 
cian, Hawthorne  Inn,  Pocona,  Pa.;  teacher  of 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

home  economics,  Philadelphia  public  schools;  inheritance   tax  cases;   secy.   Inheritance  Tax 

notary    public,    Cuyahoga   Co.;    member   East-  Attorneys,  Associated;  member  Phi  Delta  Phi 

ern    Star-    member    Cleveland    Northfield    and  law  fraternity;  City  club.     Recreation:  tennis. 

Drexel   clubs'   D  A  R.   and  D.A.C.     Residence:  Residence:     1283     Nlcholson-ave.,     Laliewood. 

1825  Brightw'ood-st.  Otflce:   611   Union  Trust  Bldg. 

THO.MPSO',     Frederick     Hard,     publisher;  THOMPSON,  AVilUam  Henry,  gen.  mill  agt.; 


>'"=T,'^'"",,,  t,i  =  ,-Vc,      TJittuhiircrV.      Athl^tio     and  l-.eitrim,    Ireland,    some    centuries    ago 

land      Advertising,      Pltt.SDUrgh      AtmeilC      anu  ,       entail     imrlp    William    Thomrmon's    fam- 

Pittsbureh     Advertising     cubs.       Residence:  male  entau,   uncie    vv  unam    inompson  s  lani- 

o,l'  WW^\/Ly^i^^^      nffin^-  fiftfi?  Kuclid-ave  i^V    being   incumbents   at   this    time;    mothers 

3150  Berkshire-rd.     Office.  6007  i^uclid  ave.  people   c^me    from   Holland   with    William    III 

THOMPSON,     Harry     Ellis,     dentist;     born,  Prince    of    Orange    1690,    family    being    large 

Pennsylvania    Feb.   8,  1894;  son  Anson  R.  and  land    owners    until    recent    years    when    tliey 

Susan     (Keefer)     Thompson-     educated.     Case  moved  to  Canada,  selling  out  interests  owing 

school    of    Applied    Science;    W.    R.    U.,    D.D.S.;  to  troubles  in  Ireland;  non-commissioned  offi- 

married       Cleveland     Sept.    4,     1920    to    Mary  cer  Riel  rebellion  in  Manitoba,  Canada,    1884- 

Elizabeth     Mo«es;     private     medical     reserve  1885;  commissioned  officer  Canadian  Voyager 

corps-  member  Cleveland  and  American  Dent-  contingent  Egypt,   East  Soudan;   had  held  con- 

al  assns.;  member  Psi  Omega  fraternity.    Rec-  trol    of    sale    of    output    Lake    Erie    Mfg.    Co., 

reations-  golf  and  hunting.     Residence:  13600  Inc.,  of  Buffalo  and  others  in  New   York  until 

Blenheim-rd       Office:    791    E.    152nd-st.  1909  when  he  came  to  Cleveland  and  assumed 

sole   control  of  sale  of  output  of  above   com- 

THOMPSOX,  Inabel  Hayner,  born,  Troy,   C,  pany    and    others    under    contract    to    July    1, 

Aug.     3,    1898;    daughter    William    and    Mary  1934;  holding  record  of  the  largest  sales  out- 

(Harter)   Hayner;  educated.  National  Cathed-  put    in    any    territory    In    U.    S.    for    said    com- 

ral      school;     Oaksmere      Seminary;      married,  panics;     territory    controlled,    Ohio    and    five 

Troy,  O.,  June  30,  1918  to  Stouder  Thompson —  Great     Lakes;     pres.     Thompson     Hayes     Co.; 

children,    Henry    Stouder,    Natalie    Louise    and  member    Masonic    orders;     High    Noon    club. 

Janet     Claire     Thompson.        Residence:     2900  Recreations;   fishing  and  hunting.    Residence: 

Fairmount-blvd.  2216      Adelbert-rd.      Office:      821     Rockefeller 

THOMPSON,     Joseph     Hamilton,     banking;  ™,^r»i>A»»i»i    «        u  «           „,i,„i^o„i„,-.  u^^r, 

born,   Nashville,  Tenn.,  Oct.  29.   1900;  son  Jos.  ^^^ORMAN,  Harold  Marx,  wholesaler    born 

H.    and   Willia    (De   Moville)    Thompson;    edu-  Cleveland     Aug     1,    1893;    son    Simon    S.    and 

cated.    University    of    Notre    Dame;    married,  Hanna   (Marx)   Thorman;  educated,  Clev^eland 

New  York,  sept.  21,  1921  to  Elizabeth  Frances  Public   and   high    schools;    married,    St.    Louis 

Lacey— children,    Elizabeth    Lacey    and    Mary  Apr.    28,    1921    to    Sophia    Scliuster;    served    at 

De    Moville    Thompson;    U.    S.    Marine^  corps;  E^'I'.P    Green     Charlotte     N.D.    during 


man;   member  Excelsior    (Cleveland)    and   Co- 

THOMPSON,        Margaret       Hayden,       born,  lumbian       (St.      Louis)      clubs;      grandfather, 

Hiram,  O.,  Sept.   13,   1894;  daughter  Warren  S.  Simpson  Thorman  was  the  first  Jewish  settler 

and  Blanche  (Squire)  Hayden;  educated.  Wells  in    Cleveland;    father,    Simon    S.    Thorman    one 

college;    married,    Cleveland,    Sept.    8,    1922    to  of    the    first    Jewish    children    born    in    Cleve- 

Chester     Arthur     Thompson;     member     board  land;   Simpson   Thorman   was  active  in  public 

East  End  Neighborhood  House;   member  Wo-  life   of   Cleveland   in    its  earliest   days.      Resi- 

men's    City    and    College    clubs.    Recreations:  dence:     2107     Coventry-rd.       Office:     2125     Su- 

golf,  riding  and  tennis.     Residence:  2514  Nor-  perior-ave. 

folk-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  THRESHER,  Millard  'WilNon.  mgr.;  born, 
THOMPSON,  Stonder,  real  estate  develop-  Melrose  H'l'ds,  Mass.;  Oct.  8,  1896;  son  Avery 
ment;  born.  Trov,  O.,  Dec.  14,  1889;  son  Wil-  -^J^en  and  Florence  B  (Wilson)  Thresher; 
bur  Riley  and  Alice  (Stouder)  Thompson;  edu-  educated,  Wakefield,  Mass.  public  schools; 
cated,  Univ.  of  Michigan;  Dartmouth  College,  ?/^ter  academy;  married,  Melrose  ,H  1  ds, 
B.S.;  married,  Troy,  O.,  June  30,  1918  to  Isabel  Mass.,  Sept.  10,  1921  to  Minnie  Mary  Mosch- 
Hayner — children.  Henry  Stouder,  Natalie  ner— children,  Avery  Herman  and  Eliza- 
Louise  and  Janet  Claire  Thompson;  Reserve  beth  Florence  Thresher;  with  305th  motor- 
Military  aviator,  lieut.  air  service;  pres.  cycle  Co.  overseas  from  spring  1917  to  fall 
Stoiijer  Thompson  Co.  and  Svkes  &  Thomp-  1919;  director  and  mgr.  Cleveland  branch 
son  Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity;  Thresher  Bros.  Inc.;  member  Masonic  bodies. 
Country,  Mid-Day  and  Hermit  clubs.  Resi-  Recreations:  motoring,  fishing  and  hunting, 
dence:  2900  Fairmount-blvd.  Office:  921  Residence:  2196  McKlnley-ave.,  Lakewood. 
Guarantee  Title  bldg.  Office:    1148    Euclid-ave. 

THOMPSON,  Thomas  Grler,  attorney:  born.  THRIFT,  Tim,  advertising  mgr.;  born, 
Mercer  County,  Pa.,  July  12,  1884;  son  Samuel  Lansing,  Mich.,  Aug.  2,  1883 — son  T.  B.  and 
John  and  Ella  (Backstone)  Thompson;  edu-  Susan  Ann  (Helwig)  Thrift;  educated,  Witten- 
oated,  Westminster  college,  A.B.;  Univ.  of  berg  college;  married,  Chicago,  111.,  June  1, 
Nebraska,  LL.  B.;  married.  New  Wilmington,  1907  to  Amanda  Eunice  Frees — child,  Mar- 
Pa.,  Dec.  28.  1917  to  Margaret  Earla  Mitchell  garet  Lenore  .Thrift;  charge  of  advertising 
— children,  John  Robert  and  Paul  Mitchell  for  W'ar  Savings  and  Thrift  Stamps  cam- 
Thompson;  was  United  States  chief  estate  tax  paign  under  J.  Robert  Grouse;  member 
examiner  for  Northern  Ohio  1918-1921;  in  American  Protective  League;  member  board 
United  States  Treasury  dept.  service;  real-  of  Governor,  Direct  Mall  Advertising  Assn. 
dent  inheritance  tax  and  estate  tax  counsel,  ex-pres.  Assn.  of  National  Advertisers;  ex- 
for  Union  Trust  Co.  1921-1923;  law  practice  director  and  ex-lst  V.  P.,  Cleveland  Adver- 
slnce  1923  restricted  largely  to  e.^tate  tax  -Td  tising    club;     ex-pres.    ar\ri,    ex-offirial    editor, 

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National  Amateur  Press  assn.;  advertising 
nigr.  American  Afultigraph  Sales  Co.;  mem- 
ber Assn.  of  National  Advertisers;  Associated 
AdvertisinK  Clubs  of  the  World;  Direct  Mail 
Advertising  assn.;  National  Amateur  Press, 
assn.;  member  Masonic  orders  and  Beta 
Theta  Phi  fraternity;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  and  New  York  Advertising  clubs, 
author  of  "Tim  Talks"  and  "Tim  Thoughts"; 
founder  and  editor  for  six  years  of  ''Tlie 
Mailbag,"  a  magazine  of  direct-mail  adver- 
tising. Recreation:  cabinet  making.  Resi- 
dence:     2733     Leighton-rd.,      Shaker     lights. 

THROCKMORTON,      Archibald      Ilnll.      law 

teacher;  born,  Virginia,  Mar.  28,  1876;  son 
Mason  and  Annie  (Humphrey)  Throckmor- 
ton; educated,  Roanoke  college,  A.B. ;  Prince- 
ton Univ.,  A.M.;  Washington  &  Lee  Univ., 
LL.B. ;  LL.D.  Centre  College;  married,  Salem, 
Va.,  June  29,  1899  to  Julia  Elizabeth  Painter; 
former  member  Board  of  Health,  Cleveland 
Heights,  O.  and  of  Board  of  Health,  Cuya- 
hoga County,  O. ;  member  Charter  Commis- 
sion, Cleveland  Heights,  1921;  practiced  law 
Leesburg,  Va.  1900-1902;  dean  Law  School, 
Central  University  of  Kentucky,  1902-1911; 
prof,  of  Law,  Indiana  Univ.  1911-1914;  prof, 
of  Law,  W.  R.  U.,  since  1914;  director. 
Heights  Savings  &  Loan  assn.;  author.  Cases 
on  Contracts,  1913;  Cases  on  Evidence,  1913; 
Cases  on  Equity  Jurisprudence,  1923;  Cases 
on  Code  Pleading,  1926;  editor  third  edition 
Clark  on  Contracts,  1914;  second  edition 
Eaton  on  Equity,  1923;  editor  in  chief  Throck- 
morton's Ohio  General  Code,  1921;  contribu- 
tor to  numerous  articles  Cyclopedia  of  Law 
and  Procedure,  Corpus  Juris  and  law  maga- 
zines; member  American,  Ohio  and  Cleveland 
Bar  assns. ;  trustee  Cleveland  Law  Library 
assn.;  member  University,  City  and  Country 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2600. 
Wellington-rd.  Office:  Western  Reserve  Un- 
iversity Law  School. 

THROSSELLi,  Frederic  W.,  certified  public 
accountant;  born  Cleveland,  Feb.  26,  1865; 
son  Jesse  and  Mary  A.  (Nairy)  Throssell; 
educated  Tremont  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May,  1889  to  Jessie  Hartzell — children, 
Dorothy  Throssell,  Helen  Morse  and  Marjorie 
Herzberger;  with  Standard  Oil  Co.  for  14 
years;  with  Cleveland  Linseed  Oil  Co.  6  years; 
past  25  years  in  individual  practice  as  a 
public  accountant;  treas.  &  director  Cleve- 
land Steel  Co.;  director  Cleveland  Wire  Sprins: 
Co.;  vice  pres.  &  director  Arthur  B.  Shepard 
Corp'n.;  member  American  Institute  of  Ac- 
countants; Northern  Ohio  Chapter  A.  I.  A.: 
trustee.  Pilgrim  Congregational  society; 
Jones  Home;  member  Clifton,  Westwood 
Country,  Thousand  Islands  Country  clubs 
and  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreations: 
golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  18116  W.  Clif- 
ton-rd.     Office:   1010  Ulmer  bldg. 

THROrP.  William  Pottn,  interior  decora- 
tor; born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  2,  1872;  son  Roger 
Daniel  and  Emily  (Waterbury)  Throup;  ed- 
ucated, Cleveland  public  schools;  married. 
Cleveland,  Nov.  15.  1893  to  Ida  Mary  Geist— 
child,  Dorothy  Grace  Throup  Snyder;  mem- 
ber Masonic  bodies;  Western  Reserve  and 
Republican  clubs;  Early  Settlers  assn.  Resi- 
dence:   1214    Addlson-rd. 

THROWER,  Ernent  Lincoln,  gen.  mgr.  coal 
mines;  born,  Erattleboro,  Vermont,  Jan.  24, 
1879:  son  Scott  A.  and  Emma  I.  (LIscom) 
Thrower;  educated,  Worcester  Polytechnic 
Institute;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  22.  1916 
to  Norma  Reld  Harrison;  mining  engineer 
with  F.  C.  Greene  to  1916:  1910  to  1915  E.  L. 
Thrower  Mining  Engr..  Citizens  Bldg.,  Cleve- 
land: 1915  to  date  with  W.  H.  Warner  and 
affiliated  companies  as  follows:  gen.  mgr. 
and  director  Warner  Collleriea  Co.;  gen.  mgr. 


Trumbull  Coal  Co.;  gen.  mgr.  and  director 
Pocahontas  Domestic  Coal  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Canterbury  Golf 
clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and  swimming. 
Residence:  2749  Euclld-blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:   1708  Union  Trust  bldg. 

THROAVER,  Normn  llarrlnon,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  8,  1889;  daughter  Samuel  Reld  and 
Ada  Jessie  (Stephens)  Harrison;  educated. 
Northwestern  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
22.  1916  to  Ernest  LIscom  Thrower;  enter- 
tainment work  during  war;  faculty  member 
State  University  of  Iowa;  active  member 
Playhouse  Music  and  Drama  Com.  Y.  W.  C. 
A.;  member  Alpha  Chi  Omega  and  Zeta  Phi 
Eta  fraternities;  Cleveland  Panhellenic  assn.; 
member  Canterbury  Golf.  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Lecture  Recital  clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and 
swimming.      Residence:    2749    Euclid-blvd. 

THWIXG,  ChnrleM  Franklin,  Pres.  Emeritus, 
W.R.U.;  born.  New  Sharon,  Me.,  Nov.  9,  1853; 
son  Joseph  P.  and  Hannah  M.  (Hopkins) 
Thwlng;  educated,  Harvard,  A.  B.,  1876;  grad. 
Andover  Theological  Seminary,  1879;  (S.  T.  D., 
Chicago  Thebl.  Seminary,  1889;  LL.D.  Mari- 
etta, 1894;  111.  college.  1894;  Waynesburg 
1901;  Washington  and  Jefferson,  19o2;  Ken- 
yon,  1910);  Litt.  D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1917;  L. 
H.  D.,  W.  R.  U.  1926;  married,  Sept.  18,  1879 
to  Carrie  F.  Butler  (deceased);  married,  Dec. 
22.  1906  to  Mary  Gardiner  Dunning;  ordained 
Congl.  ministry,  1879;  pastor  North-ave. 
church,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  1879-1886;  Ply- 
mouth church,  Minneapolis,  1886-1890;  pres. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  Adelbert  college, 
1890-1921;  pres.  emeritus  since  1921;  sec. 
board  of  trustees  Carnegie  Foundation  for 
the  advancement  of  teaching,  1905-1921; 
elector  Hall  of  Fame;  pres.  United  Chapters 
of  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  since  1922;  vice-pres. 
Cleveland  branch  English  Speaking  Union; 
member  Society  of  Arts  apd  Sciences;  Amer- 
ican Historical  Society;  author  American  Col- 
leges— Their  Students  and  Work,  1878;  The 
Reading  of  Books,  1883;  The  Family  (with 
Mrs.  Thwlng),  1886,  second  edition,  1913; 
The  Working  Church;  Within  College  Walls; 
The  College  Woman,  1894;  The  American 
College  in  American  Life;  The  Best  Life; 
College  Administration,  1900;  The  Choice  of 
a  College,  1901;  The  Youth's  Dream  of  Life; 
God  in  His  World:  If  I  were  a  College  Stu- 
dent. 1902;  A  Liberal  Education  and  a  Lib- 
eral Faith,  1903;  College  Training  and  the 
Business  Man;  A  History  of  Higher  Educa- 
tion in  America,  1906;  Education  in  the  Far 
East;  History  of  Education  in  the  United 
States  since  the  Civil  War,  1911;  Letters 
from  a  Father  to  His  Son  Entering  College, 
1D12;  Letters  from  a  Father  to  his  Daughter 
Entering  College.  1913;  The  Co-Ordinate  Sys- 
tem in  Higher  Education.  1913;  The  Ameri- 
can College.  1914;  Education  According  to 
Some  Modern  Masters,  1916;  The  Ministry, 
1916;  The  Training  of  Men  for  the  World's 
Future,  1916;  The  College  Gateway.  1919;  The 
American  Colleges  and  Universities  In  the 
Great  War,  1920;  Higher  Education  In  Aus- 
tralia and  New  Zealand.  1922;  Human  Aus- 
tralasia, 1923;  What  Education  Has  the  Most 
Worthy,  1924;  The  College  President,  1926; 
also  annual  reports  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
and  Adelbert  College,  and  Co-Editor  Chapel 
and  Hymn  Book;  contributor  to  magazines 
and  speaker  on  educational  topics;  member 
Authors  club.  London;  Britlsh-Am.,  Oxford; 
Century  club.  New  York;  University  and  City 
clubs  of  Cleveland:  honorary  member  Union 
club,  Cleveland.  Residence:  11109  Bellflower-rd. 

TH^VI^'0,  Mary  Dunnlnir,  born.  Auburn,  N. 
T..  Sept.  20.  1875;  daughter  David  M.  and 
Alice  (Hutchinson)  Dunning;  educated.  Vas- 
sar  college,  A.B.;  married.  Auburn,  N.  Y., 
Dec.    22,    1906    to   Charles    Franklin    Thwing; 


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trustee  Visiting  Nurse  assn.;  Women's  Pro- 
tective assn.;  advisory  board  Lakeside  Hos- 
pital, W.  R.  U.,  School  of  Nursing;  College 
for  Women  Advisory  Council;  Women's  City 
Club  Advisory  Committee;  director  Vassar 
Alumnae;  University  Public  Health  Nursing 
District;  County  Health  assn.;  member 
Women's  City  and  College  clubs.  Residence: 
11109    Bellflower-rd. 

TIKL.WE,  Maxwell  C,  vice  pres.  and  treas. ; 
born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  15,  1868;  son  GustaV 
and  Anna  (Gerdes)  Tielke;  educated,  Phila- 
elphia  College  of  Pharm.  &  Science,  1891 ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  6,  1893  to  Emma  C. 
Siiepard — children,  Homer  b\  and  Maxwell  H. 
Tielke;  vice  pres.  and  treas.  Crucible  Steel 
Casting  Co.;  pres.  Ohio  Carbon  Co.;  advisory 
board,  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  32nd  degree 
Mason;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Chamber  of  Industry  and  Lakewood  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  member  Westwood  Country 
and  Clifton  clubs.  Recreations:  golf  and  fish- 
ing. Residence:  18U3  Clifton-rd.,  Lakewood. 
Office:   Almlra-ave.  &  W.   84th-st. 

TIERNEY,  John  Sohell,  physician;  born, 
Altoona,  Pa.,  Dec.  23,  1875;  son  Francis  P. 
and  Susan  (Cooper)  Tierney;  educated,  St. 
Vincent  college,  Beatty,  Pa.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  M.D. ;  married,  Pittsburgh,  Nov. 
20,  1902  to  Camilla  Brent — children,  Camilla, 
Kleanor,  Patience,  Anne,  John  and  Madelaine 
Tierney;  member  of  selective  service  board 
2  for  Cuyahoga  Co.  June  23,  1917  to  Mar. 
31,  1919;  house  physician  Charity  hospital 
1897;  asst.  physician  Cleveland  State  Hos- 
pital 1899-1901;  demonstrator  Anatomy,  W. 
R.  U..  1901-1906;  asst.  prof.  Anatomy  Dental 
School,  W.  R.  U.,  1902-1906;  post  grad.  work 
in  Munich  and  London  1911;  visiting  phy- 
sician St.  Anne's  hospital  1908;  visiting  neu- 
rologist St.  Alexis  hospital  1909-192:5;  visit- 
ing neurologist  Cleveland  City  hospital, 
1910-1915;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of 
Medicine:  Cleveland  Medical  Library  assn.; 
Ohio  State  Medical  society.  Residence:  2903 
Southington-rd.      Office:    1002   Rose  bldg. 

TIFFANY,  John  H.  pres.;  born,  James- 
town. N.  Y.,  Aug.  30,  1890;  son  John  H.  and 
Jessie  W.  Tiffany;  educated,  Mercersburg 
prep,  school;  Univ.  of  Michigan;  married, 
Detroit,  Feb.  9,  1916  to  Beatrice  P.  McDon- 
ald; formed  Schulte  Tiffany  Co.,  adv.  agency 
in  June  1920;  bought  out  Schulte  Jan.  1922; 
sold  part  interest  to  W.  N.  Bayless  same 
year  changing  name  to  Tiffany  Bayless  Co.; 
Aug.  1924  sold  out  Interest  in  said  company 
to  become  sales  mgr.  E.  F.  Hauserman  Co., 
Cleveland;  resigned  Dec.  1924  to  start  new 
advertising  agency  under  name  of  John  H. 
Tiffany  of  which  he  is  pres.;  pres.  Tiffany 
Laboratories;  past  master  Tyrean  lodge  370; 
Windermere  Chapter;  Oriental  Command- 
ery;  Al  Koran  Shrine,  (member  entertain- 
ment committee) ;  member  Cleveland  Adver- 
tising and  Cleveland  Exchange  (past  pres.) 
clubs.  Recreations:  horseback  riding,  hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Residence:  Gates  Mill. 
Office:    1130   Hanna  Bldg. 

TILDEN,  Ella  E.,  dept.  mgr..  Brown  Hoist- 
ing Machinery  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  May  18, 
1868;  daughter  Alexander  H.  and  Nancy 
Elida  (Steller)  Van  Pelt;  educated,  grammar 
school  and  business  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Aug.  7,  1890  to  Burt  E.  Tllden — child, 
John  Alexander  Tilden;  Republican;  sent  to 
Washington  by  Brown  Hoisting  Machinery 
Co.  during  war,  also  to  New  York,  having 
charge  of  important  details  in  connection 
with  sending  several  hundred  men  to  France 
to  erect  cranes  for  handling  ammunition  and 
supplies;  during  this  period  received  son's 
cable  from  France  that  he  was  wounded  by 
high    explosive    shrapnel    and    received    two 


compound  fractures;  Mrs.  Tilden  was  one  of 
the  first  stenographers  in  Cleveland  to  take 
up  shorthand,  having  started  in  1884  and 
is  the  only  one  of  that  time  still  actively 
engaged  in  profes.sion;  has  also  done  im- 
portant patent  law  work,  also  court  re- 
porting; has  been  with  Brown  Hoisting  Ma- 
chinery Co.  for  nearly  30  years  where  slie 
Is  employment  manager  of  women  and  also 
manager  of  the  stenographic  and  filing  de- 
partments; member  Service  Star  Legion  and 
Loyal  Auxiliary  of  Spanish  War  Veterans; 
member  Bu.siness  &  Professional  Women's 
club.  Residence:  16.')1  Waterbury-rd.,  Lake- 
wood.     Office:  4403  St.  Clair-ave. 

TILDEN,  Mary  Moffett,  born,  Wooster,  C. 
Oct.  14,  1862;  daugliter  Rev.  Robert  and 
Lucy  D.  (Green)  Moftett;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June  5, 
1889  to  Duane  Henry  Tilden — children,  Gladys 
Tilden  Burt  and  Robert  Moffett  Tilden;  pre- 
cinct capt.  for  liberty  loans;  philanthropic 
and  civic  service;  four  years  chairman  ot 
the  Philanthropy  Committee  of  the  Cleveland 
Federation  of  Women's  clubs;  Executive 
Committee  Democratic  organization  of  Cuya- 
hoga Co.;  Democratic  Women's  club;  Direc- 
tor board  Cleveland  Federation  of  Women's 
clubs;  member  Euclid  Avenue  Christian 
church;  associate  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.  and 
W.  C.  T.  U. ;  member  King's  Daughters  order 
having  held  executive  office  in  state  and 
county;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:   3019   Chadbourne-rd.,   Shaker   Hghts. 

TILLOTSON,  Ed^vin  Gray,  banker;  born, 
Painesville,  O.;  son  Frank  A.  and  Sarah 
(Gray)  Tillotson;  educated,  Cleveand  public 
schools;  married.  Oct.  15.  1924  to  Lois  Willi- 
ams— children,  Helen  Tillotson  Wynant;  pres. 
Tilotson  &  Wolcott  Co.  and  Guarantee  Title 
&  Trust  Co.;  director,  Hocking  Valley  Ry. 
and  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  trustee  St.  Lukes 
hospital:  member  Mavfield  Country,  Union 
and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  2237  Dola- 
mere-dr.     Office:  100  Guardian  bids. 

TIMBEKL,AKE,  Harold  I'niil,  physician; 
born.  Demos,  O.,  Jan.  6,  1892;  son  Ellsha 
and  Olinda  Timberlake;  educated.  West  La- 
fayette college,  A.  B.;  Ohio  State  Univ.,  M. 
D.;  married,  Milan,  O.,  July  3,  1923  to  Eva 
M.  Crawford;  first  lleut.  M.  C.  Sept.  4,  1917 
to  Sept.  5,  1918;  member  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine: American  Medical  assn.;  State  Medical 
societies;  Clinical  club;  member  Phi  Chi  fra- 
ternity; member  Masonic  order,  American 
Legion;  40  plus  8  soc. ;  member  Big  Ten  Uni- 
versity club.  Residence:  14606  Orlnoco-ave., 
E.  Cleveland.  Office:  5005  Euclid  Windsor 
Bldg.    Room    303. 

TITUS,  S.  Alexander,  attorney;  born  Po- 
land, Jan.  30,  1884;  son  Joseph  Pawlickl  Titus 
and  Leokadia  Balczynska;  educated,  Ber- 
lin, Germany  public  school;  Friedrich-Werd- 
ersche  Gymnasium  (high  school  and  college), 
Berlin;  Oriental  seminary,  Berlin;  Cleveland 
Law  school;  John  Marshall  school  of  law; 
Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  A.  B.,  LL.B.,  LL.M.; 
married.  Akron,  O.,  Nov.  19,  1921  to  Eliza- 
beth Landphair;  during  war  on  war  bonrd; 
Editor  Berliner  Lokal  Anzeiger  1902-1906; 
Military  service  Germany,  1906-1907;  Editor 
Hamburger  Woche,  1907-1910:  Narodowiec, 
Polish  Weekly,  Cleveland,  O.,  1910-1911;  edi- 
tor M£Ldiator.  Cleveland,  O^.  lJH-1918;  geiL- 
eral  practice  of  law  since  1918;  senior  mem- 
ber Titus,  Lomhardo  &  Kovachy;  pres.  Pol- 
ish Educational  Council;  director  and  at- 
torney White  Eagle  Savings  &  Loan  assn.; 
member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  Bar  assns.  Resi- 
dence: 6304  Fleet-ave.  Office:  639  Soc.  for 
Sav.   bldg. 

TLACH.  Victor  P.  J.,  pres;  born,  Krems, 
Austria,   June   14,    1872;   son  John   and  Emily 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


(Poetzl)  Tlach;  educated  Vienna  City  college 
with  honors;  special  courses  at  "Vienna  Com- 
mercial aoaciemy;  married,  New  Yorlc,  1918  to 
Aranka  Niquet;  1894  to  1914  honorary  consul 
for  former  Austro-Hungarian  Knipire  at 
Slieffiold,  England;  member  Briti.sli  Iron  <fc 
Steel  Institute;  prominent  member  of  com- 
mittee which  brouglit  ShefTield  Musieial 
Union  Mixed  Choir  to  Germany  on  two 
occasions  to  promote  good  feeling  between 
countries  which  afterwards  went  to  war; 
came  to  Slieffield  1.S94  in  interests  of  Styrian 
Steel  Works;  1902  headed  syndicate  acquir- 
ing firm  of  Sybry,  Searl  &  Co.,  Sheffield, 
Eng.  and  associated  with  Swedish  Steel  in- 
terests in  the  exploitation  of  the  first  com- 
mercial electric  tool  steel  melting  furnace 
(Kjellin  Principle)  at  Trolhaettan,  Sweden; 
merged  Sybry,  Searls  &  Co.  with  Darwin  & 
Milner  Ltd.,  Sheffield,  Ejig.;  became  man- 
aging director  of  five  concerns  afterwards 
subsidiaries  of  Darwin  &  Milner  Ltd.,  Shef- 
field. Eng.;  Jan.  1914  came  to  U.  S.  A.  on 
journey  of  information;  lost  all  English  in- 
terests through  outbreak  of  war  and  being 
then  an  Austrian  subject;  started  American 
Branch  of  Darwin  &  Milner,  first  in  New 
Tork;  removed  1921  to  Cleveland  after  hav- 
ing become  an  American  Citizen  1921;  pres. 
Darwin  &  Milner,  Inc.;  speaks  English,  Ger- 
man, French:  studied  Swedish,  Italian  and 
Spanish;  Knight  of  imperial  Austrian  Order 
of  the  Iron  Crown  of  Lombardy;  member 
American  Society  of  Steel  Treaters;  Commit- 
tee for  Emigration  and  Immigration;  Maison 
Francaise  de  Cleveland;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; City  club.  Recreation:  reading.  Resi- 
dence:   2176    E.    89th.      Office:    1262   W.    4th   st. 

TODD,  Thomas  WinRnte,  prof,  of  Anat- 
omy; born,  Sheffield,  Eng.,  1885;  son  James 
and  Katlierine  (Wingate)  Todd;  educated, 
Nottingham  high  school;  Manchester  Univ.; 
London  hospital,  M.  B.,  Ch.  B.  first  class 
honors;  F.  R.  C.  S.  England;  married,  Ulver- 
ston,  England,  1912  to  IClcanor  Pearsoi; — 
children,  Arthur,  Donald  and  Margaret  Todd; 
regimental  M.  O. ;  O  i-c  Surgt^ry,  Base  hospi- 
tal M.  D.  No.  1,  JanadM;  consultant  Kiiimel 
Park  Canadians;  oapt.  Canadian  Army  JV'rdi- 
cal  Corps;  lecturer  Anatomy,  Manchester 
Univ.;  1909 — 1912;  prof.  Anatomy,  W.  R.  U. 
1;1J2 —  .  director  Hamann  Mu>frm  of  Com- 
parative Anthropology  and  Anatomy,  1920 —  ; 
fpllo^v  Galtou  Hoc.  New  York;  American 
assn.  Adv.  Soc;  '^c-'-^sp.  member  Anthropcl. 
so<;.  Paris  and  Royal  Aca  1.  Med  Brussels; 
member  American  Anat.  assn.;  American 
Anthropol.  assn.;  British  Anat.  soc;  Assn. 
Mammalogists  etc.;  member  Pasteur  club, 
Cleveland;  University  club.  Recreations: 
books,    etchings.      Residence:    2657    Shaker-rd. 

TOI.AN,  Frank  J.,  salesman;  born,  Brook- 
lyn, Nov.  22,  1881;  §on  Clarence  and  Mar- 
garet A.  (McMahon)  Tolan;  educated,  Rad- 
nor high  school;  Holy  Cross  college;  Drexel 
institute;  married,  Haverford,  Pa.,  Feb.  14, 
1912  to  Frances  EIizal»eth  Hanckel — children, 
Margaret  Augusta,  Edward  Hanckel,  Francis 
Ward,  Bernard  Eugene  and  David  Green 
Tolan;  Civil  Engineer  corps,  Penn'a  R.  R. 
and  Philadelphia  and  Reading  R.  R.;  Bald- 
win Locomotive  Works;  Wayne  Title  and 
Trust  Co.;  present  occupation  sales  repre- 
sentative Miehle  Printing  Press  and  Mfg. 
Co.,  Chicago,  111.;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic, Cleveland  Ad,  Cleveland  Graphic  Arts 
and  Chagrin  Valley  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion:   golf.     Residence:    2301    Delaware    rd. 

TOLAND,  riinrlen  W.,  lawyer;  born,  Har- 
rlsville.  O.,  May  13.  1864:  son  Joseph  S.  and 
Jane  (Slemmons)  Toland;  educated,  Frank- 
lin college,  B.  S.  1889;  Cincinnati  law  school, 
B.   L.    1891;   married,   Cadiz,   O.,   Dec.    31,    1896 


to  Gertrude  Hanna — children,  Joseph,  Helen 
G.,  Chas.  W.,  Grace  E.,  Olive  C,  Lawrence 
H.  and  Betty  Jane  Toland;  was  elected  as 
Republican  member  of  Cleveland  City  Coun- 
cil, Apr.  1895  and  served  six  years  consec- 
tively  until  1901;  then  elected  City  Clerk 
and  served  two  years;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  assn.  Residence:  1879  E.  101st  st.  Office: 
844    Soc.    for    Sav.    bldg. 

TOLLES,  Sheldon  Hitchcock,  lawyer;  born, 
Burton,  O.,  Oct.  1,  1858;  son  Henry  S.  and 
Cynthia  (Hitchcock)  ToUes;  educated,  Wes- 
tern Reserve  college,  B.  A.;  married,  Paines- 
ville.  O. — children,  Sheldon  H.  and  King 
Tolles;  Tolles,  Hogsett,  Ginn  &  Morley;  mem- 
ber Union,  Mayfleld,  Kirtland,  Pepper  Pike 
and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  2890  Lee-rd., 
Shaker  Heights.  Office:  Union  Trust  bldg. 
(Deceased) 

TOLTON,  Kdith  Rnye,  advertising  copy 
writer;  born.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  May  31.  1892; 
daughter  Daniel  P.  and  Annie  Muriel 
(Browne)  Tolton;  educated,  Rayen  high 
school,  Youngstown,  1911;  Youngstown 
Teachers  Training  school.  1914;  Simmons 
college  1916-1917;  Cleveland  Advertising 
school.  1924;  public  school  teacher  three  and 
one-half  years;  retail  sales,  Home  Economics 
Service,  Educational  Work,  department  mgr. 
1918 — 1924;  advertising  copy  writer,  lecturer 
on  home  making,  director  Home  Economics 
Dept.  1924  to  date;  member  Women's  Adver- 
tising club  of  Cleveland;  Cleveland  Home 
Economics  assn.;  Commercial  Section  Nation- 
al Home  Economics  assn.;  member  Delphian 
soc.  Alpha  Chapter;  member  Womens  City 
club.  Residence:  1355  Manor  Park  ave., 
Lakewood.  Office:  Richardson  Briggs  Co., 
216    Superior  ave. 

TOMPKINS,  Vance  Vick,  proprietor;  born. 
Tiffin.  O..  July  8.  1885;  son  Ira  H.  and  Louisa 
Jane  (Neikirk)  Tompkins;  educated.  Tiffin 
public  schools;  married.  Cleveland  to  Edythe 
Lee  Kershaw;  started  In  printing  business 
in  1901;  proprietor  Ohio  Printing  Co.  and 
Ohio  Radio  Co.;  pres.  Ohio  Real  Estate  Sales 
Co.;  member  Graphic  Arts,  Madison  Golf 
Lakelands  and  Grantwood  Golf  clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf,  hunting,  fishing,  camping, 
motoring  and  radio.  Residence:  1740  Wooster 
rd..  Rocky  River.     Office:   1426  W.  3rd  st. 

TORBENSEN,  Vig^go  Valdemar,  born,  Co- 
penhagen, Denmark,  Sept.  11,  1858;  son  H.  V. 
and  Maren  Torbensen;  educated,  Danish  pub_ 
lie  schools;  Naval  Technical  school,  beni- 
ficiary  of  fund  set  aside  by  government  of 
Denmark  for  completion  of  technical  educa- 
tion of  boys  and  sent  to  Derby,  Eng.  where 
he  spent  a  year  working  as  a  machinist  with 
the  Midland  Railway;  then  came  to  Philadel- 
phia and  worked  as  machinist  with  the  Wil- 
liam Sellers  &  Co.;  then  worked  in  Edge- 
more,  Delaware  where  for  two  years  he  was 
in  charge  of  night  force  of  Edgemore  Iron 
works;  returned  to  Philadelphia  and  was 
machinist  and  electrician  Thomson-  Houston 
Electric  Co.  and  was  put  In  charge  of  elec- 
tric underground  system  of  Philadelphia: 
then  organized  firm  Clay  &  Torbensen, 
manufacturer  of  steam  yachts  and  launches; 
after  five  years  sold  interest  and  went 
abroad  to  study  the  great  Industrial  plants 
of  Germany;  when  he  returned  to  Brooklyn 
he  was  put  In  charge  of  the  DeDIon-Bouton 
Morette  Co.  and  during  the  year  he  spent 
with  that  business  he  designed  and  made 
and  put  Into  operation  the  first  Internal 
gear  drive  used  in  this  country,  a  mechanism 
upon  which  the  present  Torl)ensen  Axle 
Co.  bases  its  output;  from  New  York  he  went 
to  Newark,  N.  J.  and  established  the  Torben- 
sen Gear  Company  of  which  he  was  presi- 
dent; after  five  years  retired  from  that  busi- 
ness   and    established    The    Torbensen    Motor 


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Car  Co.,  manufacturers  of  trucks  and  truck 
axles  of  which  company  he  was  president 
for  seven  years;  in  1912  organized  the  Tor- 
bensen  Gear  and  Axle  Co.;  in  1915  the  busi- 
ness was  moved  to  Cleveland  and  in  1916 
was  incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Ohio 
as  The  Torbensen  Axle  Co.;  Mr.  Torbensen 
has  been  president  of  the  organization  since 
it  was  established  in  1912;  married,  Phila- 
delphia to  Evelyn  L.  Smith — children,  Clara 
U.  (Mrs.  C.  J.  Long),  Margaret  H.  and  Al- 
len P.  Torbensen;  Republican;  member  Socie- 
ty of  Automobile  Engineers.  Residence, 
1924    E.    9ard    st.      Office,    5101    Lakeside    ave. 

TORBET,  Ho>Tnrd  Lee,  minister;  born. 
Holmes  Co.,  O.,  Jul.  29,  1873;  son  James  and 
Laura  (Becker)  Torbet;  educated,  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.  A.  B.,  1897;  Boston  Univ.  S.  T.  B., 
1904;  student  Harvard  Univ.  1907  and  1908; 
married,  Adelphi,  O.,  Oct.  1,  1901  to  Edith  R. 
Patterson — children,  Alice  P.  Torbet;  minister 
of  Maveric  East  Congregational  church,  Bos_ 
ton.  1906 — 1908;  minister  First  Cong'l  church, 
Revere.  xVldss.  1908 — 1914;  minister  May- 
flower (formerly  Calvary)  Cong'l  church,  E. 
Cleveland  1914 — 1925;  trustee  Cong'l  Union 
of  Cleveland  and  vicinity;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta  fraternity.  Recreation:  tennis  and 
volley    ball.      Residence:    1348    E.    115th    St. 

TORBET,  Paul  Hewitt,  lawyer;  born,  Dil- 
lonvale,  O.,  June  11,  1900;  son  Hugh  and 
Elizabeth  (McMahon)  Torbet;  educated,  Col- 
lege of  Wooster,  1917-1920;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  LL.  B..  1923;  S.  A.  T.  C.  Sept.  16,  1918 
to  Dec.  21,  1918;  director  Universal  Construc- 
tion Co.,  Nicholson  Smith  Coal  Co.,  P.  R. 
Nicholson  &  Sons;  secy.  McNabb  Coal  Co. 
and  Porcupine  Mining  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land and  American  Bar  assns.;  member  Phi 
Alpha  Delta  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho  fraterni- 
ties and  Inner  Court  soc.  Recreations:  golf, 
tennis  and  riding.  Residence:  8419  Euclid 
ave.     Office:   1843  Union  Trust   bldg. 

TORRANCE,  ^VIl«^ed  Alexander,  attornev; 
born.  Cleveland.  Oct.  16,  1898;  son  Wilfred 
Qames  and  Elizabeth  (O'Neill)  Torrance; 
educated.  Western  Reserve,  A.  B.  1920;  Wes- 
tern Reserve  law  school,  LL.  B.,  1922;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  June  21,  1923  to  Helen  Elida 
Sundstrom;  U.  S.  Naval  Reserve  force;  Re 
publican;  pres.  The  Winslow  Realty  Co.;  secT 
and  trea-s.  The  Roadoan  I'roperty  Co.; 
secy.,  treas.,  and  director  Little  Giant 
Oil  and  Gas  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Ep- 
silon  fraternity.  Residence:  14205  Glenside 
rd.     Office:    1025    Guarantee   Title   Bldg. 

TOWELL,.  Patrick  J.,  born,  Ireland,  Mar. 
17.  1866;  son  Thomas  and  Mary  (O'Leary) 
Towell;  common  school  education;  married, 
Belfast.  N.  Y.,  Aug.  16,  1899  to  Anastasla 
Mountain — children.  David,  Thomas,  Paul, 
Stephen  and  William  Towell;  worked  on  a 
farm  until  1908  when  he  moved  to  Cleveland 
where  he  became  associated  with  his  brother, 
T.  H.  Towell  in  the  Eclipse  Musical  Co.  and 
remained  there  for  sixteen  years;  in  1924  be- 
came associated  with  Towell  Cadillac  Co.; 
vice  pres.  Eclipse  Musical  Co.  and  Towell 
Cadillac  Co.;  member  of  Knights  of  Colum- 
bus and  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
7608  Hough  ave.  Office:  Towell  Cadillac  Co., 
cor.  Chester  &   30th   st. 

TOWER,  Elizabeth  AVilliams,  born.  New 
Britain,  Conn.,  July  7,  1874;  daughter  Henry 
Chapman  and  Cornelia  (Neff)  Williams;  edu- 
cated, Wesleyan  Univ.,  Middletown,  Conn. 
A.  B.  1897;  married.  New  Britain,  Conn.,  June 
21.  1899  to  Olin  Freeman  Tower;  member 
board  of  trustees  Cleveland  Day  Nursery  and 
Free  Kindergarten  assn.;  member  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  and  Phi  Sigma  fraternities;  member 
College  and  T^^omen's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2040  Stearns  rd. 


TOWEIl,  OliD  Freeman,  prof.  W.  R.  U. ; 
born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  19,  1872;  son 
Freeman  Pratt  and  Julia  (Cleveland)  Tower; 
educated,    Wesleyan    Univ.    A.    B.    1892;    A.    M. 


TOAVL,  01g;a  Crane,  interior  decorator; 
born.  Cranford.  N.  J.;  daughter  Charles  Ed- 
ward and  Jean  French  (Taylor)  Crane;  edu- 
cated. Walnut  Lane  school,  Germantown; 
married.  Gates  Mill,  O..  June  27,  1925  to  For- 
rest Milton  Towl,  Jr.  Residence:  2296  Grand- 
view-ave.     Office:   1916   E.   97th-st. 

TOWXES,  Clayton  C,  lawyer;  born.  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  30,  1882;  son  Wm.  C.  and  Kate 
(Hoyt)  Townes;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
law  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  22,  1917 
to  Grace  Dix — children,  Betsy,  Jean  and 
Rachel  Townes;  ijartner  Townes  &  Portmann; 
first  mayor  of  Cleveland  under  city  manager 
government,  1924-'25;  trustee  Jones  Home 
for  Friendless  children;  member  Delta  Tau 
Delta  and  Phi  Alplia  Delta  fraternities  and 
^lasonic  orders;  member  Westwood,  Cleve- 
land Athletic,  Union  and  University  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  17824  Lake  ave. 
Office:    1724    Guarantee    Title    bldg. 

TOWNSEND,  Jean  Dean,  born,  Gallirolis, 
O..  Feb.  24.  1865;  daughter  Edward  L.  and 
Amantha  C.  (Knapp)  Dean;  educated.  Wal- 
nut school;  Cleveland  Female  seminary;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Nov.  5,  1885  to  William  J, 
Townsend — children,  Olive  Townsend  Looney 
and  Helen  Townsend  Davis;  director  Robin- 
son -Mfg.  Co.;  member  Arema  chapter  292 
Order  of  Eastern  Star;  memVier  Women's  City 
club.      Residence:    10942   Pasadena   ave. 

TOWNSEND,  Mattie  C.  born.  New  London. 
O..  June  19,  1873;  daughter  William  Park  and 
Louise  M.  (Fish)  Curtiss;  educated,  Oberlin 
Conservatory;  married.  New  London.  O.,  June 
16.  1897  to  Pitt  Townsend.  (deceased) — chil- 
dren, Ruth  B.  Townsend  and  Louise  Town- 
send  Bethell;  director.  Pittsburg  &  Ohio  Min- 
ing Co..  Barton  Coal  Co.  and  Fairview  Coal 
Co.:  member  of  board  Training  Home  for 
Girls;  member  Clifton,  Westwood  Country  and 
Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  1464  Cohas- 
sctt  ave..  Lake  wood. 

TO\VNSE.\D,  AVlUiam  J.,  secy,  and  treas.; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar  29,  1857;  son  David  J. 
and  Mary  L.  (Mason)  Townsend;  educated, 
Rockwell  school  and  Spenicerian  business 
college;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  5,  1885  to 
Jean  Dean — children,  Olive  Townsend  Looney 
and  Helen  Townsend  Davis;  secy,  and  treas. 
Robinson  Mfg.  Co.;  director  Liberty  Savings 
&  T^oan  Co.;  member  Euclid  lodge  599  F.  & 
A.  M.;  Baker  Chapter  139  R.  A.  M.;  Cataract 
lodge  295  I.  O.  O.  F. ;  Al  Sirat  Grotto  17; 
life  member  Holyrood  Commandery  32  K.  T. ; 
Al  Koran  Temple  Mystic  Shrine;  Ancient  Ac- 
cepted Scottish  Rite  32nd  degree;  Cleveland 
Council  36;  member  Cleveland  Whist  and 
High  noon  clubs.  Residence:  10942  Pasadena 
ave.      Office:    8123    -    8125    Brunner    ave. 

TOW' SON,  Gladys  Greene,  registered  nurse; 
born.  Tennessee,  July  28,  1890;  daughter 
Henry  Hill  and  Mary  (Dunlap)  Greene;  edu- 
cated, St.  Thomas  academy.  New  York  City; 
East  high  school,  Cleveland;  Seattle  Gen- 
eral hospital.  Seattle.  Wash.;  married,  Seat- 
tle. Wash.;  1913  to  Travis  Jackson  Towson — 
children,  Travis  Jackson  Towson,  Jr.;  married 
five    years,    divorced.      Gave    anaesthetics    in 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Seattle:  member  Visiting  Nurse  assn.  Cleve- 
land; at  present  industrial  nurse  and  pres. 
Industrial  Nurses'  club.;  visiting  nurse,  Halle 
Bros.  Co.;  member  Child  Welfare  Div.  Fed. 
Women's  clubs;  on  board  of  Gov.  of  Nursing 
Center;  member  Federation  of  Women's 
clubs.  Residence:  2252  Grandviev^r  ave., 
Cleveland    Hghts.      Office:    Halle    Bros.    Co. 

TOWSON.  Morris  Sherman,  engineer  and 
manufacturer:  born,  Cleveland,  1865;  son 
E.  H.  and  Anna  (Morris)  Towson;  educated. 
Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.  and 
C.  B.:  married,  Cleveland,  1896  to  Maud  Ker- 
ruisn — children,  Sheldon,  Mona  and  Ruth 
Towson;  pres.,  gen.  mgr.  and  director  Elwell 
Parlcer  Electric  Co.;  member  American  Insti- 
tute of  Electrical  Engineers  and  Society  of 
Automotive  Engineers;  member  Phi  Kappa 
Psl  fraternity;  member  Cleveland  Chamoer 
of  Commerce;  Automobile,  Mid-Day,  Univer- 
sity and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Recreations: 
golf,  fishing  and  travel.  Residence:  2854 
Winthrop  rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  office:  Elwell 
Parker   Electric  Co. 

TOZIER,  Kathleen  B.  Seaman,  born,  San- 
dusky County;  daughter  Benjamin  Daniel 
and  Estelle  Jeanette  (Cobb)  Seaman;  edu- 
cated public  school;  married  to  Charles  Burt 
Tozier;  prominent  iru  patriotic  organizations, 
civil  and  club  movement;  member  National 
Society  Colonial  Daughters  of  the  Seven- 
teenth Century,  National  Society  Colonial 
Dames  of  America,  National  Society  Sons  and 
Daughters  of  the  Pilgrims;  life  member 
National  Society  Daugliters  of  Founders  and 
Patriots  of  America,  state  pres.  and  organi- 
zer of  the  Ohio  Society,  member  National  Ex. 
board;  life  member  National  Society  Daugh- 
ters of  the  American  Revolution,  regent 
Western  Reserve  Chapter,  Cleveland  iyi2, 
1913;  chairman  Permanent  Headquarters 
Fund,  member  the  board  of  management  for 
life;  member  Past  Officers  Club,  Ohio  Daugh- 
ters of  the  American  Revolution;  many  times 
delegate  to  Congress  of  National  Society; 
chairman  Charter  Trustees  National  Society 
United  States  Daughters  of  1812;  mem- 
ber National  board,  N.  S.  U.  S.  D.  1812, 
founder  and  honorary  regent  of  the  Com- 
modore Perry  chapter  United  States  Daugli- 
ters of  1812,  member  of  the  Board  of  Man- 
agers for  life,  member  of  Past  Officers  Club 
National  Society  United  States  Daughters  of 
1812;  National  Society  of  New  England 
Women,  founder  and  pres.  of  the  Cleveland 
Colony:  National  Society  Daughters  of  the 
American  Colonists;  life  member  National 
Mary  Washington  Memorial  assn.,  admission 
closed,  membership  by  inheritance  or  will; 
past  pres.  and  member  of  the  Board  of 
Directors  of  the  Cleveland  Federation  of 
Women's  Clubs,  charter  member,  past  pres. 
and  member  of  the  advisory  board  to  the 
board  of  directors  of  the  Woman's  Club 
House  Assn.  Co.;  charter  member  and  mem_ 
ber  of  the  advisory  committee  to  the  board 
of  directors  of  the  Women's  City  Club  of 
Cleveland:  appointed  by  Mayor  New- 
ton D.  Baker  as  a  member  of  the  Inter-City 
Commission  for  the  Perry's  Victory  Centen- 
nial; appointed  by  Mayor  Newton  D.  Baker, 
chairman  of  all  women's  organigations  for 
the  Cleveland  Celebration  for  the  Perry's  Vic- 
tory Centennial;  appointed  by  Mayor  Baker 
a  member  of  the  (Jleveland  Commission  to 
represent  the  City  at  the  Centennial  Cele- 
bration of  the  writing  of  the  "Star  Spangled 
Banner"  held  at  Baltimore;  received  hon- 
orary appointment  from  Mayor  Preston  of 
Baltimore  1915;  appointed  by  Mayor  Baker 
to  represent  the  City  of  Cleveland  at  the 
unveiling  of  the  Peace  Memorial  commem- 
orating the  centenary  of  the  ratification  of 
the  Treaty  of  Peace  between  Great  Britain 
and  the  United  States  at  St.  Louis,  Feb.  1915; 


appointed  1916  by  the  Director  of  Public 
Welfare  to  serve  as  a  member  of  the  Ad- 
visory Board  of  the  Girl's  Home  at  War- 
rensvlle;  appointed  by  Mayor  Harry  L.  Davl» 
aa  a  member  of  the  Mayor's  Advisory  War 
Commission;  throughout  the  war  active  in 
various  ways;  received  special  recognition 
from  officers  of  the  Federal  Reserve  Bank 
representing  the  treasury  department  for 
record  sales  of  the  Victory  Liberty  Loan 
bonds;  long  active  on  numerous  boards  and 
civic  activities;  Identified  In  the  early  work 
of  the  Council  of  Women,  Independence  Day 
assn.  and  other  groups;  a  member  of  the 
committee  of  150  Cleveland  Citizens  to  wel- 
come the  National  Republican  Convention  in 
1924,  member  of  the  Woman's  Committee  of 
the  George  Washington  Sulgrave  Institu- 
tion, Connecticut  Society  of  Colonial  Dames, 
National  Security  League,  National  His- 
torical Society  (one  of  the  orginal  foun- 
ders). National  Red  Cross  (Cuyahoga  County 
Chapter),  Red  Cross  of  Japan  (life  member), 
Roosevelt  Memorial  assn..  Woman's  Section 
of  Navy  League  of  the  United  States,  Nat- 
ional Star  Spangled  Banner  assn.,  Betsey 
Ross  Memorial  assn.,  Frances  Scott  Key 
Memorial  assn.,  Pocahontas  Memorial  assn.. 
Women's  Suffrage  Party,  League  of  Women 
Voters,  Consumers  League,  New  England 
Society  of  Cleveland  and  the  Western  Re- 
serve; Early  Settlers  assn.  of  Cleveland  and 
Western  Reserve,  National  Council  of  Women, 
Cleveland  Sorosls  and  otlier  groups;  traveled 
extensively  in  this  country  and  abroad  and 
for  many  years  represented  various  organiza- 
tions at  State  and  National  meetings.  Resi- 
dence:   11322    Hessler   rd. 

TOZZER,  Brent  AchtlleM,  sales  mgr.;  born, 
Cincinnati,  O.,  1877;  son  George  and  Alma 
(Armstrong)  "Tozzer;  educated,  Purdue  Univ. 
B.  S.  1899 — children,  Margaret  Virginia  and 
Brent  Achilles  Tozzer;  world  war.  Red  Cross, 
Liberty  Loan  and  Community  Fund  cam- 
paigns, 1917-1924;  in  machine  tool  business 
since  1901;  with  Lodge  &  Shipley  Machine 
Tool  Co.,  Cincinnati,  1901-1908:  with  Nlles 
Bement  Pond  Co.,  New  York  and  Pratt  & 
Whitney  Co.,  Hartford,  Conn,  as  Cleveland 
sales  mgr.  and  New  York  sales  mgr.;  member 
Sigma  Chi  fraternity;  member  Union,  Uni- 
versity clubs  of  Cleveland;  Engineers  club 
of  New  York;  and  Mohawk  club  (Schenectady, 
N.  Y.).  Residence:  Engineers  Club,  N.  Y. 
Office:    111    Broadway,    New   York    City. 

TOZZER,  MarRraret  Moore,  born,  Erangtoft, 
111.,  Dec.  16,  1888;  daughter  Edward  Young 
and  Jane  (Arralstead)  Moore;  educated, 
Mittleberger's  school;  Mary  Baldwin  semi- 
nary, Staunton,  Va. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  2.  1912  to  Brent  A.  Tozzer — children, 
Margaret  Virginia  and  Brent  A.  Tozzer. 
Residence:  2859  Coleridge  rd.,  Cleveland 
HghtB. 

TRACY.  Edward  Holmnn.  attorney;  born, 
Springfield,  Mass.,  June  5,  1868;  son  Mel- 
ville Merrick  and  Abby  (Weston)  Tracy; 
educated,  Yale  I'niv.,  A.  B.  1893  with  honors 
In  Econninlcs;  law  dept.  LL.  B.,  1895  mar- 
ried. Canton,  111.,  Sept.  4,  1902  to  Anna  Lee 
Allen — children,  Charlotte  and  Barbara  Tra- 
cy; served  on  registration  board  during  war. 
Residence:  1913  Taylor  rd.  Office:  410  Ul- 
mer   bldg. 

TRACY,  Florence  Comey,  born,  Cleveland. 
Dec.  20,  1886;  daughter  George  Preston  and 
Nancy  Jane  (Gill)  Comey;  educated,  Hath- 
away Brown  school;  Ingleslde  school.  New 
Mllford,  Conn;  married,  Cleveland,  June  12, 
1912  to  James  Jared  "Tracy — children,  Ann, 
Barbara  and  Clara  Comey  Tracy;  member 
Maternity  hospital  board.  Junior  League  and 


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Women's    City    club.      Residence:    2906    Wey- 
bridge  rd. 

TltACY,  James  Jared,  born,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
27,  1884;  son  James  Jared  and  Jane  (Foote) 
Tracy;  educated,  University  school;  Har- 
vard colleg:e  A.  li. ;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
8,  1912  to  l''loience  (.;;()iney — children,  Ann, 
Barbara  and  Clara  Comey  Tracy;  member 
Union,  University  and  Mayfield  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2906  Weybridge  rd.  Office:  1264 
Union  Trust  bldg. 

TRACY,  Jane  Allyn  Foote,  born,  Detroit, 
Mich.,  Nov.  8,  1857;  daughter  George  and 
Phebe  Gelston  (Dwight)  Foote:  educated, 
Detroit  Female  seminary  and  Cleveland  Fe- 
male seminary;  married,  Fi>rtreK3  Monroe, 
Apr.  25,  1883  to  James  J.  Tracy — chiidi  en, 
James  Jared  and  Catherine  Lansing  Tracy; 
member  Mayflower  soc.  Colonial  Dames; 
Daughters  of  the  Revolution;  member  Union 
and  Mayfield  clubs.  Residence:  2245  Har- 
court-dr. 

TRAVIS,  Dempsy  L.,  physician;  born,  Mt. 
Vernon.  O.,  Jan.  1,  1855;  son  Joseph  and 
Eizabeth  (Robison)  Travis;  educated,  medi- 
cal dept.  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.  1).;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  27,  1899  to  Emily  Kim- 
mel — children,  Florence  G.  and  F.  Leonard 
Travis;  medical  officer  Public  Safety  dept. 
since  Mar.  4,  1887;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  Fire  and  Police  Surgeons 
of  America;  forty  years  of  service  as  medical 
officer  of  the  Public  Safety  dept.  of  Cleveland. 
Re.sidence:  145S  Mars-ave.  Office  325  City 
Hall. 

TREADWAY,  Francis  Wlllcox,  lawyer; 
born.  New  Haven,  Conn.,  Jan.  7,  1869;  son 
Augustine  R.  and  Mary  L.  (Mansfield) 
Tread  way;  educated,  public  schools,  Worces- 
ter Polytechnic  Institute,  B.  S.  1890;  Yale, 
LL.B.  1892;  won  Munson  prize  for  thesis 
on  graduation  at  Yale;  married,  Cleveland, 
Jan.  5,  1897  to  Esther  Frisbie — children, 
Frances  Sessions  and  Augustine  Russell 
Treadway;  U.  S.  Commissioner  1893;  Staf« 
House  of  Representatives,  1894  -  1895;  Lieut. 
Gov.  of  Ohio  1909;  renominated  1910;  execu- 
tive committee  Mayor's  War  Board  1917  - 
1918;  nominated  vice  mavor  of  Cleveland 
1907;  chairman  of  board  Baker  R  &  L  Co.; 
pres.  Cleveland  Paper  Mfg.  Co.;  director 
Cleveland  Metal  Products  Co.,  Guardian 
Trust  Co.,  Peck,  Stow  &  Wilcox  Co.,  Bourne- 
Fuller  Co.;  director  and  secy.  Ferris  Shoe 
Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  and  American 
Bar  assns. ;  trustee  Ohio  State  Archaeologi- 
cal and  Historical  society;  member  and  trus- 
tee Pilgrim  church;  trustee  Jones  Home  for 
Friendless  children:  Cleveland  Chamber  of 
Commeroe,  trustee  1912  -  1913;  trustee  Wor- 
cester Polytechnic  Institute;  member  Sons 
of  American  Revolution;  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternity; member  Union,  Mid-Day,  Westwood 
Country,  Mayfield  Country,  Clifton  and 
Columbus  (Columbus,  O. )  clubs;  descended 
from  Richard  Treadway  of  Massachusetts 
Bay  Colony,  1836  and  from  Richard  Mans- 
field on  mother's  side,  arriving  in  same  year; 
his  son  Moses  Mansfield  later  migrated  to 
the  New  Haven  Colony  and  commanded  New 
Haven  militia  in  King  Phillip's  war.  Recrea- 
tions: golf,  fishing,  sailing  and  anything  re- 
lating to  salt  water.  Residence:  17839  Lake- 
ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1259  Union  Trust 
bldg.      (Deceased) 

TRRIRER.  Albert,  pres.  and  treas  The 
Treiber  Abstract  Co.:  born,  Cleveland  Apr.  16, 
1862;  son  Charles  and  Justina  (Derr)  Trei- 
ber; educated,  public  schools  and  Spencerian 
college:  married.  Chicago,  May  20,  1884  to 
Helen  Weber — cT\ildren,  son  and  daughter; 
started  to  work  in  ab.'?tract  business  for  Jay 
Odell  &  Sons  1891;  1898  started  an  indepen- 
dent   abstract    company    in    Old    Arcade;    1900 


was  secy,  and  treas.  of  Cuyahoga  Abstract 
Co.;  1919  formed  Cleveland  Abstract  Co.  of 
which  he  was  pres.  and  treas.;  Nov.  1926 
organized  Treiber  Abstract  Ct>.  of  which 
he  Is  pres.  and  treas.;  member  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Old  Settlers  of  Cleve- 
land. Residence:  14901  Lake-ave.  Office: 
263    Superior    Arcade. 

TREMAINE,  Margruerite  Glllen,  born,  Ra- 
cine, Wis.;  daughter  Edward  and  Elizabeth 
(KolloranJ  Gillen;  educated,  Racine,  Wis. 
public  schools;  Trinity  college,  Washington, 
D.  C,  Sept.  1912 — Nov.  1915;  married,  Balti- 
more, Md.,  Nov.  24,  1915  to  B.  Carl  Tremalne 
— children,  Nancy  Elizabeth  and  Sally  Jane 
Tremaine;  member  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art. 
Residence:  13605  Shaker-blvd,  Moreland 
Courts. 

TREUHAFT,  William  C,  pres.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Sterling  Products  Co.;  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  21,  1892;  son  Morris  and  Bertha  Treu- 
haft:  educated,  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.; 
Case  Scliool  of  Applied  Science:  married, 
Cleveland,  Apr.  19,  1921  to  Phoebe  F.  Free- 
son;  ensign  LI.  S.  Naval  Reserve  Force,  Naval 
Aviation;  vice  pres.  Treuhaft  Construction 
Co.;  trustee  and  vice  pres.  Camp  West  assn. 
trustee.  Council  Educational  Alliance  and 
Federation  of  Jewish  Charities;  member 
Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity.  Recreations: 
horseback  riding  and  gardening.  Residence: 
1359  Cleveland  Heights-blvd.  Office:  6700 
Euclid-ave. 

TRICKETT,  George  Harvey,  clergyman, 
born,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  12,  1867;  son 
Harvey  and  Mary  Louise  (Jessup)  Trickett; 
educated,  St.  Stephen's  college,  B.  A.;  General 
Theological  seminary.  New  York;  married, 
Utica.  N.  Y.,  1900  to  Banche  E.  Foster — chil- 
dren, Miriam,  Louise,  Paul,  John  and  Ed- 
ward Trickett;  world  war,  acting  chaplain 
and  public  speaker;  held  rectorates  in  New 
York,  Kansas,  Illinois  and  Cleveland;  minis- 
ter in  charge  of  St.  John's  church,  Cleveland; 
active  in  welfare  and  Americanization  work. 
Residence:  4414  Franklin-ld  vd.  Office:  St. 
John's  church   office,   2600  Church   ave. 

TRINKNER,  Elisabeth  Martin,  born, 
Smithville,  O.,  Aug.  21,  1877;  daughter 
George  N.  and  Adda  B.  (Heistand)  Martin; 
educated,  Smithville  academy;  married, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  23,  1904  to  Henry  J.  Trink- 
ner — child,  Elisabeth  Trlnkner;  member  Ash- 
land Country  club.  Recreation:  farming. 
Residence:    12847   Euclid   ave. 

TRIPP,  Rurton  Ashburton,  landscape 
architect  and  town  planner;  born,  Schenec- 
tady, N.  Y.,  Nov.  15,  1887;  son  Henry  Van- 
dervere  and  Harriet  D'Oste  (Austin)  Tripp; 
educated,  Boston  Univ.;  Harvard  Univ., 
School  of  Landscape  Architecture;  married, 
LaPorte,  Ind.,  Oct.  3,  1917  to  Gertrude  Henri 
Kuehne;  2nd  lieut.  Infantry  R.  C;  during 
and  after  college  trained  in  the  offices  of 
Olmsted  Bros.,  Brooklin^,  Mass.,  Brett  and 
Hall,  Boston,  G.  H.  Miller,  Boston  and  S.  A. 
Arnold,  Boston;  opened  office  in  Detroit 
1912  -  a  liability  -  so  closed  and  returned  to 
Boston  in  three  months;  1913  -  1916  at  Pana- 
ma Canal;  1916  -  1920  partnership  with  S.  A. 
Arnold  in  Cleveland;  partnership  dissolved; 
1920  to  date  independent  practice;  owner  B. 
Ashburton  Tripp,  Landscape  Architect;  di- 
rector Paul  Teas,  Inc.,  advertising  agency; 
member  American  soc.  of  Landscape  Archi- 
tects: Harvard  Engineering  soc;  member 
A.F.  &  A.M.;  Sons  of  American  Revolution; 
Cleveland  soc.  of  Artists;  Sigma  Alpha  Ep- 
silon  fraternity;  member  Harvard  club  of 
Cleveland.  Recreations:  reading,  painting, 
traveling,  theatre  and  radio.  Residence: 
1885  Belmore-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  730 
Guardian   bldg. 


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TllirP,  Ilnyniond  B.,  sales  mgr. ;  born, 
Schru'i-lady,  N.  V.,  June  15,  1892;  son  Asa  H. 
and  Martha  (Latta)  Tripp;  married,  New  Or- 
leans, Feb.  19,  1912  to  Lillian  JO.  Kmrlch — 
child,  William  A.  Tripp;  sales  niKr.  and 
>  .vliohUr  Ohio  Forge  Co.;  pres.  Cleveland 
Coal  Mining  Co.;  member  Steel  Treaters 
assn.;  Anicriean  Foiko  Institute;  member 
Athletic,  Cleveland,  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
and  Beaver  Lake  .Fishing  clubs.  Recrea- 
tions: golf  and  trout  fishing.  Residence: 
.  .1  Athletic  club.  Office:  2955  F. 
92nd. -St. 

TROLL.  Conrad  William,  coal  operator  and 
manufacturer;  born,  St.  Clairsville,  O.,  Aug. 
6,  1858;  son  Conrad  and  Emma  G.  (Steen- 
rod)  Troll;  educated  Old  Seminary,  St. 
Clairsville  "Mother  Bremen,  Germany"  for 
Lutheran  minister;  married,  Sanduslcy,  O., 
Mar.  10,  1906  to  Wanda  Elizabeth  Mills;  pres. 
Troll  Coal  Mining  Co.;  Belmont  Stamping 
&  Enameling  Co.,  New  Philadelphia,  O.,  Bel- 
mont Casket  Co.,  Columbus,  O.,  C.  L.  Ayres 
Coal  Co.,  Cleveland;  Second  National  Bank, 
SL  Clairsville,  O. ;  director  Fidelity  Mort- 
gage Co.,  Cleveland;  member  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic club.  Recreation:  farming.  Residence: 
2057  E.  100th  St.  Office:  1509  Rockefeller 
bldg. 

TROTTEIR.  Henry  Harris,  clergyman; 
born,  Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  17,  1898;  son  James 
H.  and  Jennie  (Harris)  Trotter;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  Pli.  B. ;  Theological  Semi- 
nary of  Reformed  Episcopal  Church,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.,  B.  D.;  married,  Chicago  ,111., 
Sept.  23,  1924  to  Grace  Margaret  Taylor; 
world  war  in  U.  S.  Marine  corps;  formerly 
rector  of  Grace  Reformed  Episcopal  church, 
Collingdale,  Pa.;  rector  Church  of  the  Epiph- 
any. Residence:  1883  Mannering-rd.  Of- 
fice:      8601    Euclid-ave. 

TROUT,  John  Henry  Leader,  pastor  of 
Bethany  Lutheran  Church;  born,  Glen  Rock, 
Pa.,  Feb.  25,  1893;  son  Josiah  L.  and  Pris- 
cilla  E.  (Leader)  Trout;  educated,  public 
schools  of  Glen  Rock  and  Pittsburgh;  Gettys- 
burg college;  Gettysburg  seminary;  married, 
Chardon,  O.,  June  19,  1918  to  Lucy  T.  Moel- 
ler  Trout;  pastorates,  Fir.st  Lutheran  church 
Of  Annrille,  Pa.,  1918-1920;  Bethlehem 
Lutheran  Church,  Youngstown,  O.,  1920- 
1924;  Bethany  Lutheran  church,  Cleveland, 
since  1924;  member  of  the  Synod  of  Ohio 
of  United  Lutheran  Church  in  America.  Resi- 
dence:   8909    Willard-ave. 

TRUMP,  Frank  Myers,  surgeon;  born,  Mar- 
tinsburg,  W.  Va.,  Sept.  7,  1895;  son  Charles 
Bamuel  and  Eva  (Schick)  Trump;  educated. 
West  Virginia  univ.,  B.  S.;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  M.  D. ;  married,  Montreal,  Canada, 
Sept.  7,  1925  to  Mary  Jeanette  Cahill;  U.  S. 
Naval  Reserve  Force,  1917-1921;  Lakeside 
hospital,  1922-1923;  Huron  Road  hospital, 
resident  surgeon,  1923-1924;  Maternity  hos- 
pital, 1924-1925;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta 
and  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa  fraternities;  North- 
eastern Ohio  Gun  and  Country  and  Lions 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  1849 
Wymore-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  15816 
Euclid    ave. 

TRUTHAN,  E^wln  JnlluN,  architect;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  4,  1896;  son  Edwin  August 
and  Anna  Marie  (Lohse)  "Truthan;  educated, 
Cornell  Univ.,  Bach.  Architceture,  1918;  hol- 
der of  fellowship  In  Architecture  at  Cor- 
nell 1919-1920;  winner  School  Medal  of  A.  I. 
A.  1918;  married;  Ceveland,  Apr.  7,  1923  to 
Frances  Marie  Jordan — child,  Edwin  J. 
Truthan,  Jr.;  2nd  lleut.  F.  A.,  U.  S.  A.;  mem- 
ber American  Inst,  of  Architects,  Cleveland 
Chapter;  trustee.  All  Souls  Unlversall.st 
church;  member  Gargoyle;  Sigma  Upsilon 
fraternity;    Hermit     club.      Residence:     3431 


Clarendon  rd..  Cleveland  Hghls.     Office:   1900 
Euclid    l>Idg. 

TRUTHAN,  France*  Jordan,  stationery  and 
Christmas  cards;  born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  9, 
1901;  daughter  Frank  and  Laura  (Leininger) 
Jordan;  educated.  Laurel  school;  Sweet  Briar 
college;  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  A.B. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Apr.  7,  1923  to  Edwin  Juliu« 
Truthan — child,  Edwin  Julius  Truthan,  Jr., 
member  College  club.  Residence:  3432  Clar- 
endon-rd. 

TUCK,  Charlea  Cecil,  high  school  princi- 
pal; born,  Mecosta,  Mich.,  Feb.  29,  1888;  son 
Charles  Edwin  and  Mary  Ada  (Holcomb) 
Tuck;  educated.  Central  Michigan  normal 
college;  Univ.  of  Michigan,  A.  B.;  Univ.  of 
Chicago;  married.  Marshal,  Mich.,  Nov.  27, 
1921  to  Haxel  Blanche  Goodrich — child,  Mary 
Sue  Tuck;  private  In  world  war;  taught 
country  school  three  years,  1906-1909;  prin- 
cipal Godfrey  Ave.  school.  Grand  Rapids, 
Mich.,  1911-1913;  supt.  Central  Lake,  Mich., 
1913-1915;  prin.  high  school,  Greenville, 
Mich.,  one  year;  prin.  high  school,  Owosso, 
Mich.,  1918-1922;  prin.  West  Commerce  high 
school,  Cleveland,  1922-1923;  prin.  West 
Technical  high  school,  1923  to  date;  member 
National  Educational  and  North  Eastern 
Ohio  Teachers  assns. ;  member  Masonic  or- 
der; City  club.  Recreations:  tennis  and  bowl- 
ing. Residence:  2180  Niagara  dr.,  Lakewood. 
Office:  Cor.  W.  93rd-st  &  Willard-ave. 

TUCKER,  Anna  Moncure  P.,  founder  and 
prin.  , Tucker  school  of  Expression;  born 
Boonville,  Mo.;  daughter  Henry  Martyn  and 
Alice  Gascoigne  (Moncure)  Paynter;  educa- 
ted, Springfield,  111.,  Boston.  Mass.;  Monti- 
cello  college,  Godfrey,  111.;  special  student 
Paris  Conservatory,  Paris,  France;  married, 
Chicago,  111.,  to  Hiram  Ausrustus  Tuck'^r — 
child,  Alice  Tucker  West;  first  pres.  Zonta 
club  of  Cleveland;  1st  vice  pres.  Women's 
Civic  assn.;  first  pres.  of  first  Business  and 
Professional  Women's  club;  member  at  large 
of  D.  A.  R.  Residence:  1968  E.  70th-st. 
Office:  5012  Euclid-ave. 

TUCKER,  Bartow  C,  pres.;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Sept.  21,  1873;  son  Charles  H.  and  Lucy 
A.  (Wightman)  Tucker;  educated,  high 
school  and  private  tutoring;  widower — chil- 
dren, Mrs.  Leon  A.  Robbins  and  Constance 
H.  Tucker;  member  5th  Regiment;  pres.  B. 
C.  Tucker  Coal  Co.,  Canton  Car  Co.,  Lake 
Erie  Construction  Co.;  director  Wilcox  Oil 
and  Gas  Co.;  member  Union,  Mayfleld,  Her- 
mit and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residence:  Wade  Park  Man- 
or.      Office:       1064    Union    Trust    bldg. 

TURNER,  Jay  Lee,  salesman;  born,  Elk 
Falls,  Kansas,  Oct.  25.  1875;  son  Lee  ndls 
Lansing  and  Janet  (McDonald)  Turner;  edu- 
cated, Putnam  school,  Topeka,  Kansas;  Ken- 
von  Military  academy.  Gambler,  O. ;  Purdue 
Univ.  W.  La  Fayette.  Ind.;  married,  Lcuis- 
vllle,  Ky.,  Dec.  8,  1917  to  Mrs.  Besslo  Gray 
Dunlap  Strlngfellow;  director  Turner  Bros. 
Co.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.;  Woodhtiry  Glass  Co., 
Winchester,  Ind.;  PIttsford  Purity  Pie  Co., 
Indianapolis,  Ind.;  member  Kappa  Sigma  fra- 
ternity: Acacia  Country,  Pendennis  (Louis- 
ville, Ky.),  and  Louisville  Country  clubs. 
Recreatlon.s:  golf  and  cami)lng.  K«sidence: 
1864    E.    9"th-st.      Office:      4614    Prospect-ave. 

TURNER,  William  Do^vler,  lawyer;  born, 
Moundsvllle,  W.  Va.,  1874;  son  John  Mar'on 
and  Mary  Jane  (Dougass)  Turner;  educated, 
Bethany  college,  A.  B.,  1395;  A.  M.,  1904; 
Harvard  Law  School,  LL.  M.,  It07;  married, 
Shelby,  O.,  1900  to  Ada  .lane  Morris — child, 
Virginia  Morris  Turner;  since  leaving  law 
s  hool  continuously  cjnnected  with  or  a 
member  of  law  firm  of  M.  B.  ind  II.  H.  John- 
Bon;  partner  M.  B.  and  H.  H.  Johnson,  dlrjc- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


lor  ind  Becy.  Chloijjo  Aurora  *  Elgin  II.  R. 
Co.;  director  Whlt^  Sewlni?  Machine  Co.;  .Mc- 
Klnney  Steel  Co.;  Rex  Products  Co.;  'litc- 
tor,  secy  and  treas.  Motor  Terminals  <.'"■').; 
Molvern  Land  Co;  CI  )•'•». -md  iS;  yinuinst  u-n 
R.  R.  Co.:  mem»)cr  Amer.c.'in.  Ohio  Staf  and 
Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  trustee  H'.Hhanv  col- 
lege; member  Beta  Theta  PI  fraternity; 
Union,  University,  Shaker,  Canterbury  and 
Mid-Day  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Re- 
creations: home  and  golf.  Re.sidence:  2835 
Drummond  rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1669 
Union    Trust    bldg.    (Deceased). 

TURRILL.  Llllinn  Melissa  Stnrk.  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1858;  daughter  James 
and  Ann  (Clark)  Stark;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  scliools;  married,  10625  Cedar 
ave.,  Cleveland,  May  29,  1878  to  Dr.  George 
Edward  Turrill — children,  Grace  Lillian, 
George  Davis  and  Florence  Miriam  Turrill. 
Residence:  3236  Berkeley  rd.,  Cleveland 
Hthts. 

TUTKUR,  Julias,  manufacturer;  born 
Germany,  Nov.  26,  1862;  son  Ezekial  and 
Johanna  (Dryfoos)  Tuteur;  educated.  Gym- 
nasium, Kaiserslautern;  married,  Chicago, 
111.,  Jan.  3,  1899  to  Martha  E.  Mandelbaum 
— children,  Mary  Tuteur  Bernstein,  John 
and  Betsy  Tuteur;  pres.  Electric  Vacuum 
Cleaner  Co.  Inc.;  Foundry  Equipment  Co.; 
director  Edison  Electric  Appliance  Co.;  Par- 
agon Brass  Mfg.  Co.;  Joseph  &  Feiss  Co.; 
member  Excelsior,  Oakwood  and  Mid-Day 
clubs.  Residence:  12624  Cedar-rd.  Office: 
Electric   Vacuum    Cleaner   Co.    Inc. 

TUTTIiE,  Horace  Burt,  farmer;  born, 
f^lfveland,  Jan.  4,  1876:  son  Horace  A.  and 
Helen  Frances  (Burt)  Tuttle;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Lawrenceville; 
University  school:  Yale,  (Sheffield)  Ph.  B. 
1897;  Michigan  college  of  mines,  special  stu- 
dent and  in.strnctor;  Colnml>)a  Univ.  M.  A. 
1906;  married,  Long  Beach,  Calif.,  Aug.  14, 
1916  to  Eva  Louisa  Kennedy,  (deceased) — 
children,  Eva  Louisa,  Henry  Burt,  Howard 
McDonald  and  Daniel  Lawrence  Tuttle;  ser- 
geant 1st  Ohio  volunteer  cavalry  during 
war  with  Spain  1898;  corporal  Troop  A 
Cleveland  following  war;  private  Troop  A 
(reenlistment  during  night-rider  disturb- 
ances on  Ohio  border);  employed  by  Cleve- 
land Illuminating  Co.  1897;  1898  to  1901; 
1916  F.  A.  I.  pilot  certificate  granted  Feb. 
farmer  1908  to  1915;  training  in  aviation 
1916;  farmer  since  1916;  operating  real  es- 
tate subdivision  of  Madison  lake  shore  farm 
1925;  member  American  Institute  of  Elec- 
trical Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineering 
woe;  member  Sigma  Rho  fraternity;  mem- 
ber Union  and  University  clubs.  Residence: 
R.    F.   D.    3,    Madison,    O. 

TUTTLE.  Roy  A.,  life  insurance  agency 
mgr. ;  born,  Concord,  O.,  Nov.  25,  1873;  son 
Francis  W.  and  Henrietta  L.  (Smith)  Tuttle; 
educated,  W.  R.  U.,  A.  B.  cum  laude  1894; 
married,  Wattsburg,  Pa.,  June  22,  1912  to 
Helen  M.  Barney — children,  Jeannette  L., 
Eleanor  R.  and  Josephine  M.  Tuttle;  dele- 
gate national  democratic  conventions  1912 
and  1916;  democratic  candidate  for  congress 
22nd  district  1914;  gen.  mgr.  northern  Ohio 
Midland  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  1907  to  pres- 
ent time;  first  pres.  Cleveland  Civltan  club; 
pres.  Cleveland  Midland  Building  Co.  and 
Midland  Realty  Co.;  secy.  Educational  Sup- 
ply Co.;  director  Lake  County  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.;  member  Palnesville  board  of  edu- 
cation 1904-1911;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa 
and  Delta  Upsilon  fraternities;  Civltan  club. 
Recreation:  travel.  Residence:  640  E. 
Erie  St.,  Palnesville  ,0.  Office:  8120  Euclid 
avfl. 


TWELVETREE,  Herbert  Janien,  real  es- 
tate; born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  31,  1876;  son 
William  B.  and  Gertrude  (Worrall)  Twelve- 
tree;  educated,  public  schools  and  private 
tutors;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  19,  1911  to 
M.  Belle  Barrett — children,  Herbert  James 
and  G.  Barrett  Twelvetree;  1910-1916  fifth 
Ohio  infantry;  1916  lieut  inf.  adj't  let  prov. 
reg.  motor  truck  trains,  U.  S.  army;  1917 
major  infantry,  adj't  73rd  inf.  brigade;  1918 
lieut  col.  inf.  gen.  staff  A.  E.  F.  ass't  chief 
staff  37th  dlv.  France;  1919  col.  infantry, 
gen.  staff  A.  E.  F.  ass't  chief  staff  37th  div. 
France;  actions,  numerous  defensive  sectors, 
Meuse-Argonne,  France  offensive;  Ypres- 
Lys,  Belgium  offensives;  15  years  represent- 
ed Pierce  Arrow  Motor  Car  Co.  and  Packard 
Motor  Car  Co.;  last  five  years  in  real  estate 
business;  distinguished  service  medal  from 
pres.  of  U.  S.;  French  Legion  of  Honor 
(Chevalier)  from  pres.  of  France;  Belgian 
war  cross  from  King  of  Belgians;  French 
croix  de  guerre  from  republic  of  France; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  life  member  B.  P.  O.  E.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Resi- 
dence: Lyndhurst  Park,  Bo.  Euclid,  O.  and 
Perry,    O.      Office:      Sweetland    bldg. 

TWERELL,  Albert  J.,  investment  banking; 
born,  Newburg,  O.,  Sept.  17.  1879;  son  W.  W. 
and  Harriet  (Stevens)  .Tworell;  educated, 
Twinsburg  hig-h  school;  Spencerian  busi- 
ness college;  director,  treas.  and  mgr.  muni- 
cipal bond  dept.,  Geo.  W.  York  &  Co.;  mem- 
ber Ancient  Order  Foresters  of  America; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Country  clubs.  Recreations:  fishing, 
hunting  and  golf.  Residence:  1737  E.  yoth- 
st.      Office:    Williamson    bldg. 

TWOHIG,  Mark  M.,  traffic  mgr.,  Willard 
Storage  Battery  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Apr. 
20,  1881;  son  Patrick  and  Mary  A.  (McDon- 
nell) Twohig;  educated,  St.  Patrick's,  St. 
John's  Cathedral  and  Central  high  schools, 
Cleveland;  Blackstone  Inst.,  Chicago;  Alex- 
ander Hamilton  Corp.,  New  York;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1910  to  Sadie  B.  Tyr- 
rell— children,  Ruth,  Grace,  John,  Mark,  Rob- 
ert and  Francis  Twohig;  member  advisory 
staff  La  Salle  Extension  Univ.,  Chicago; 
member  B.  P.  O.  B.  18.  Residence:  1814  W. 
45th-st.      Office    246-284    E.    131st-st. 

TYLER,  Alice  Campbell,  born.  Great  BenO, 
Kansas,  1878;  daughter  O.  B.  and  Mary  A. 
Campbell;  educated,  Hathaway  Brown 
school,  1897;  Lake  Erie  seminary;  National 
Park  seminary  1898;  College  for  Women, 
Ph.  B.  1901;  married,  Cleveland,  1904  to 
Ralph  S.  Tyler — children,  Ralph  S.  and  Prls- 
cilla  Tyler;  director  and  teacher  surgical 
dressings  teaching  center  and  Y.  W.  C.  A.; 
vice  pres.  board  of  education  Cleveland 
Hghts.  1922  to  1926;  .chairman  Cleveiland 
Hghts.  District  League  of  Women  Voters; 
member  Chiopi  soc.  National  Park  seminary; 
Women's  Civic  club  Cleveland  Hghts  and 
Women's  City  club.  Recreations:  camping 
in  Canadian  woods  and  searching  for  an- 
tiques. Residence:  2835  Berkshire-rd., 
Cleveland    Hghts. 

TVLER,  Edear  JameH,  life  insurance;  born. 
Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  Aug.  29,  1886;  son  Justin 
A.  and  Jennie  A.  (Woodworth)  Tyler;  edu- 
cated. Central  high  school;  Adelbert  college, 
W.  R.  U.,  A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  4, 
1910  to  Frances  Fuller — children,  Jean  Fran- 
ces and  Virginia  Tyler;  asst.  secy.  Harshaw 
Fuller  &  Goodwin  Co.;  vice  pres.  Ralph  Li. 
Fuller  Co.;  pres.  Tjler  Patterson  Co.;  mem- 
ber Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  and  Phi  Beta  Kap- 
pa fraternities;  Mayfleld  Country,  Hermit, 
City  and  Mid-Day  club.<?.  Recreations:  golf, 
tennis    and    football    officiating.      Residence: 


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1896    Woodbury    rd.,    Shaker    Hghts.    Office: 
1722   Keith   bldg. 

TVLEIl  Frnnces  Fuller,  born  Cleveland, 
Jul.  17.  1890:  daughter  Charlea  Hutchins  and 
Emma  (Satterlee)  Fuller;  educated.  Cleve- 
land; Oberlin  college:  married.  Cleveland, 
Oct.  4.  1910  to  Edgar  James  Tyler — children, 
Jean  Frances  and  Virginia  Tyler;  director 
Tyler  Patterson  Co.;  member  Mayfleld  Coun- 
try and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Residence:  2896 
Woodbury-rd.,   Shaker  Hghts. 

TYLER.  Fred  Craiit.  auditor  and  office 
mgr.;  born,  Troy,  N.  Y.,  May  11.  1872;  son 
Isaao  and  Cella  (I'erry)  Tyler;  educated 
Troy,  N.  Y.;  married,  Watervliet.  N. 
T.,  Oct.  16.  1900  to  Hope  Murdock  Ball — 
children.  Marjorle  Ball  Tyler  Thompson  and 
Dorya  Godbee  Tyler;  director  and  office  mgr. 
Jordan  Motor  Car  Co.;  member  Yorli  and 
Scottish   Rite   32nd  degree  Masonry;   Noble  of 


Mystic  Shrine;  member  Cleveland  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Cleveland.  High  Noon.  Snosr 
Lake  Hunting  and  Fishing  and  Cleveland 
.•\uto  cluliB.  Residence:  1247  Oakrldge-dr. 
Office:    1070    E.    152nd    st. 

TVLER,  Ralph  S.,  works  mgr.;  born.  Ft. 
Wayne.  Ind..  1878;  son  J.  A.  and  Jennie  A. 
(Woodvi'orth)  Tyler;  educated.  Adelbert  col- 
lege. W.  R.  U..  1901  A.  B.  magna  cum  laude; 
married.  Cleveland,  1904  to  Alice  U  Camp- 
bell— children.  Ralph  S.  and  Prlscilla  Tyler; 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  training  camp  war  work;  works 
mgr.  Chandler  &  Price  Co.;  director  Rellanoa 
Gauge  Column  Co.;  American  Timber  Co.; 
Chandler  Land  Corp.;  Webb  Investment  Co.; 
Heights  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Engineering  soc;  trustee  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Delta  Kappa 
Epilson  fraternities;  City  club.  Recreation: 
Canadian  camping.  Residence:  2835  Berk- 
6hire-rd.      Office:    6000    Carnegie-ave. 


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VLLMAX,  Riifus  Monroe,  res.  mgr.  A.  B. 
Leach  &  Co.  Inc.;  born.  Cleveland.  May  30. 
1895;  son  Monroe  A.  and  Florence  (Fuld) 
Ullman;  educated,  E.  Technical  high  school; 
Wharton  school  of  Finance  and  Commerce; 
Univ.  Pennsylvania  B.  S.  Economics;  ser- 
geant advance  ordnance  depot  No.  1  A.  E.  F., 
France:  overseas  service  Dec.  1917  to  June 
1919;  formerly  treas.  Vulcan  Brass  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Hal  Resh  fraternity;  American  soc. 
Social  &  Political  Science;  Investment  Bank- 
ers assn.  of  America;  member  City,  Bond, 
Oakwood  Country,  Pennsylvania  Univ.  (Cleve- 
land) and  Automobile  clubs.  Recreations: 
golf  and  tennis.  Residence:  1612  E.  115th- 
st.      Office:      635    Guardian    bldg. 

ULMER,  J.  M.,  attorney;  born,  Shreve,  O., 
Nov.  19,  1886;  son  Solomon  and  Laura 
(Glueck)  Ulmer;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  LL.  B.  1908;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
14,  1912  to  Fannie  Berne — children,  Janet  L. 
and  Susan  B.  Ulmer;  treas.  S.  Ulmer  &  Sons, 
Inc.;  senior  partner  Ulmer  &  Berne;  mem- 
ber Oakwood,  Excelsior  and  City  clubs. 
Residence:  2434  Overlook-rd.  Office:  710 
Ulmer    bldg. 

VLMER,  William  LeTvis,  mortgage  banker; 
born,  Shreve.  O..  Jan.  7.  1885;  son  Solomon 
and  Laura  (Glueck)  Ulmer;  educated.  Cen- 
tral high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
27,  1912  to  Sara  Mendelson — cliild,  Margaret 
Ulmer;  member  city  \)\nn  commission;  chair- 
man zoning  committee;  vice  pres.  S.  Ulmer 
&  Sons,  inc.;  pres.  Public  Square  Improve- 
ment Co.;  director  Heister  Land  Co.,  IJeJster- 
Curtiss  Co.  and  Heister  Realty  Co.;  as  well 
as  pres.  and  director  of  several  other  or- 
ganizations: member  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Oakwood  and  City  clubs.  Residence:  2439 
Edgehlll-rd.      Office:      700    Ulmer    bldg. 

U.NDERWOOD,  NtcholaM  Grafton,  freight 
agent;  born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  9.  l.s';4;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools:  narrled, 
Cleveland,  July  21,  1886  to  Julia  Maxwell — 
chlldrrn,  Harriet,  Emma,  I'orothy  and  Helen 
Underwood;  member  Masonic  bodies.  Blue 
lodge.  Chapter,  Commandery.  Consistory  and 
Shrine:  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Traffic,  Masonic  and  Shrine  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 13057  Cedar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  N.  Y.  Central  Terminal,  15th  &  Orange 
ave. 

UXGER,  Sam,  printing  and  lithographing; 
born,  Zanesville.  O.,  May  30.  1874;  son  Philip 
and  Lottie  (Neuman)  Unger;  educated, 
Zanesville  high  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  25,  1901  to  Anna  Moss — children,  ^uth 
and    Ralph    Unger;    pres.    Ideal     Prlnti:;.-^     & 


Lithographing  Co.;  member  Euclid  Avenue 
Temple;  Graphic  Arts  and  H.  B.  S.  U.  Resi- 
dence: 2568  Overlook-rd.  Office:  735  Cen- 
tral-ave. 

UPllICHARD,  John,  vice  pres.  and  gen  au- 
ditor; born,  Ireland,  June  11,  1872;  son  James 
and  Arabella  (Dilworth)  Uprichard;  edu- 
cated, public  schools  Aghalee  and  Portadown, 
Ireland;  married,  Chicago,  Apr.  12,  1905  to 
Uertrude  Marie  Master.^on — children,  Ger- 
trude Louise,  Margaret,  William  John,  James 
Edward  and  Jane  Uprichard;  at  17  left  Ire- 
land and  went  to  Victoria  B.  C.  where  he 
remained  until  1895;  began  telei)hono  busi- 
ness in  1895  at  San  Francisco,  auditing  dept. 
Pacific  Telephone  Co.  and  Sunset  Telephone 
and  Telegraph  Co.;  1900  assigned  to  special 
duties  in  president's  office  which  position 
he  held  until  1902;  appointed  acting  auditor 
Central  Union  Telephone  Co.,  Chicago,  until 
May  1903;  asst.  auditor  Central  Union  gen- 
eral organization  Indianapolis;  auditor  On- 
tral  Union  Co.  Jan.  1905;  Cleveland  Tele- 
phone Co.  1906;  second  vice  pres.  Central 
Union  Telephone  Co.  May  1909;  auditor  of 
disbursements  all  companies  in  central 
group  May  1,  1911  and  moved  to  Chicago, 
returning  to  Central  Union  1914  as  general 
auditor  for  receivers;  gen.  mgr.  Indiana  Bell 
Telephone  Co.  until  1920;  vice  pres.  of  Ohio 
Bell  since  1920;  member  Masonic  bodies,  In- 
dianapolis. Recreations:  walking  and  swim- 
ming. Residence:  3024  West-blvd.  Office: 
4300  Euclld-ave. 

UPSOiV,  Helen  H.,  born,  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
Oct.  16,  1877;  daughter  Edwin  C.  and  Emma 
(Owen)  Burkert;  educated  Detroit  high 
schools;  married,  Detroit,  Oct.  14,  1903  to 
Oliver  W.  Upson — child,  Olive  Frances  Up- 
son; member  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
2894    Edgehlll-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

UPSOX,  Oliver  W.,  vice  pres.  and  treas.; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  25,  1875;  son  Joseph  K. 
and  Cornelia  (Lyman)  Upson;  educated, 
Adelbert  college;  Princeton,  A.  B.;  married, 
Detroit,  Oct.  14,  1903  to  Helen  R.  Burkert — 
child,  Olive  F.  Upson;  vice  pres.  and  treas. 
Upson  Walton  Co.;  secy.  Cleveland  Block 
Co.;  director  Prlngle  Barge  Line  Co.  and 
Cleveland  Accident  Insurance  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Union  and  Rotary  clubs. 
Residence:  2894  Edgehlll-rd.  Office:  1310 
W.  llth-st. 

IPSTILr.  Elisor  Daye,  structural  design- 
er; born,  Cleveland,  Juno  20,  1897;  son  Em- 
met Alexander  and  Adda  Murray  (Scotland) 
Upstlll;  educated,  Unlversltv  school,  1915; 
rorn<ll    Univ.    M.    E.    1921;    F."   A.    C.    O,    T,    {3., 


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Camp  Taylor,  Ky.  graduated  2nd  lieut.  P.  A.; 
asstprned  to  9th  F.  A.  Ft.  Sill.  Oklahoma; 
graduated  School  of  Fire  Ft.  Sill;  member 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  fraternity;  University 
club.  Re.sldence:  2583  Coventry-rd.  Office: 
C.  O.  Bartlett  &  Snow  Co.,   6200  Harvard-ave. 

rRQl'HART,  Don  A.,  asst.  secy.;  born, 
Chattanooga,  Tcnn.,  1879;  son  Donald  Ross 
and  Augusta  (Archer)  Urquhart;  educated, 
Windsor,  Ont. ;  Detroit,  Mich.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Jul.  3,  1924  to  Hazel  L.  Miller — 
child,  one;  registered  for  third  draft;  mem- 
ber Citizens  League  of  Cleveland;  one  of  the 
founders  and  for  20  years  one  of  the  build- 
ers for  City  Ice  &  Fuel  Co.;  past  six  years 
asst.  secy.  Rapid  Transit  Land  Sales  Co.;  pres. 
Superior  Ave.  Co.  and  Don  A.  Urquhart  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Retail  Credit  assn.;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  American  Aero- 
nautic assn.;  Retail  Credit  Mens  National 
assn.;  member  Cleveland  Advertising,  Cleve- 
land Heights  Civic,  Church,  Cleveland  Auto 
and     American      Auto      olubs.       Recreations: 


motoring  and  traveling.  Residence:  1815 
Middlehurst-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
2049   E.   105th-Bt. 

UTTER,  Richard  iMonc,  pres.  Lloyd  Thomas 
Co.;  born,  Rockford.  111.,  Oct.  6,  1881;  son 
Horace  B.  and  Elizabeth  M.  (Adams)  Utter; 
educated,  Rockford  public  schools;  Lewis  In- 
stitute, (Chicago;  married,  Chicago,  111.,  June 
10.  1911  to  Martha  Gladys  Kohl — children, 
Janice  Edna  Utter;  instructor  electrical  en- 
gineering Lewis  Institute,  Chicago  1902-1903; 
consulting  engineer  Holson  Couple  Gear  Co. 
1904;  Kellogg  Switchboard  &  Supply  Co., 
Chicago,  111.  engineer  1905  to  1915;  mgr. 
sales  engineering  1915  to  1918;  consulting 
engineer  1918  to  1921;  Lloyd  Thomas  (sales) 
1921-1925;  pres.  Pin  Oak  Park  Co.;  director 
Cleveland  chapter  American  Assn.  Cost  Ac- 
countants; Chamber  of  Commerce;  mem- 
ber Clifton  lodge  A.  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Lake- 
wood  Country  club.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 5857  Kenmore-ave.,  Chicago,  111. 
Office:      4411    Ravenswood-ave.,    Chicago,    111. 


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VADASZ,  Joseph  V.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Hungary,  Mar.  2,  1885;  son  Jack 
and  Jean  (Szende)  Vadasz;  educated  Royal 
Hungarian  Univ.  of  Budapest  1909;  capt.  med- 
ical service  Hungarian  army  during  World 
War;  owner  Eiserne  Kreuz  II  Classe:  medical 
examiner  Cleveland  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Kan- 
sas Citv  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Inter-southern 
Life  Insurance  Co.,  Louisville,  Ky.,  Pure  Pro- 
tection Life  assn.;  Modern  Woodmen  of  the 
World;  member  American  and  Ohio  State 
Medical  assns. ;  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; member  and  active  physician  and  sur- 
geon many  Hungarian  societies  and  fraterni- 
ties. Residence:  11602  Buckeye-rd.  Office: 
11602  Buckeye-rd. 

VAIL,,  Delia  White,  born,  Cleveland,  Nov. 
9,  1898;  daughter  Windsor  T.  and  Delia  E. 
(Holden)  White;  educated,  Froebel  school 
grades  1-5;  Laurel  school  grades  5-10;  West- 
over  school  1917:  Garland  school  of  Home 
making,  Boston;  Boston  School  of  Occupa- 
tional Therapy;  married,  Cleveland,  June  29, 
1922  to  Herman  I.,ansing  Vail — children,  Her- 
man Lansing  Vail,  Jr.  and  Thomas  Van  Hu- 
sen  Vail;  reconstruction  aide  occupational 
therapy;  served  in  this  capacity  at  hospital 
Fort  Oglethorpe,  Ga.;  member  assn.  for 
Crippled  and  Disabled;  Junior  League;  Cha- 
grin Valley  Hunt  club.  Recreation:  fox 
hunting.      Residence:      9448    Lake    Shore-blvd. 

VAIIi,  KllJiabeth  WMckham,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Owen  B.  and  Elizabeth  (Kent) 
Wickham;  married,  June  12,  1906  to  George 
Ira  Vail — children,  Virginia  and  Elizabeth 
Wickham  Vail.     Residence:   2197  Harcourt-dr. 

VAIL,  George  Ira,  manufacturer;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  George  and  Fannie  (Case) 
Vail-  educated,  Cornell  Univ.;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  12,  1906  to  Elizabeth  Kent  Wick- 
ham— children,  Virginia  and  Elizabeth  Wick- 
ham Vail;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fratern- 
ity; Country,  Hermit,  Cleveland  Adver- 
tising and  Cleveland  Automobile  clubs. 
Residence:  2197  Harcourt-dr.  Office:  Build- 
ers   Exchange. 

VAlLi,  Harry  Lorenzo,  attorney  and  real 
estate  investments;  born,  Cleveland;  son 
Judge  I.  C.  and  Clara  (Van  Husen)  Vail; 
educated  Cleveland  public  schools;  Ohio 
Wesleyan  univ. ;  married,  Philadelphia,  Sept. 
18,  1894  to  Sarah  Augusta  Wickham — children 
Herman   Lansing    Vail;    clerk   of  courts    1894 


to  1900;  county  commissToner  1908  to  1912; 
vice  pres.  National  Travelers  Aid  soc;  chair- 
man Citizens  Bureau;  member  Holyrood  Com- 
mandery.  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Scottish  Rite; 
Knights  of  Pythias;  Loyal  Legion;  Chi  Phi 
fraternity;  Union,  Country  and  City  clubs. 
Recreation:    golf.      Residence:    1961    Ford-dr. 

VAIL.,  Herman  Lansing-,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  July  6,  1895;  son  Harry  L.  and 
Sarah  A.  (Wickham)  Vail;  educated,  Univer- 
versity  school,  1913;  Princeton  Univ.,  A.  B., 
Wesleyan  Univ.;  married,  Philadelphia,  Sept. 
1917;  Harvard  Univ.,  LL.B.  1922:  married, 
Cleveland,  June  29,  1922  to  Delia  B.  White- 
children,  Herman  Lansing  Vail,  Jr.  and 
Thomas  Van  Husen  Vail;  world  war,  1st 
lieut.  332nd  Inf.;  left  for  France  June  1918; 
battle  of  Vittorio-Veneto,  Italian  front; 
army  of  occupation  Flume;  member  American 
Legion;  Princeton  Alumni  assn.;  Church 
club,  Cleveland;  Country  club.  Recreation: 
golf  and  tennis.  Residence:  9449  Lake 
Shore-blvd.      Office:      1669    Union    Trust   Bldg. 

VAN  AKEN.  William  J.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  29,  1884;  son  John  and  Mary  (Dier) 
Van  Aken;  educated.  Central  higli  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  12.  1911  to  Florence 
E.  Swallow — children,  William  R.,  Florence 
M.,  Marion  L.,  Jean  M.,  ^largaret  T.,.  and  Ruth 
Van  Aken:  mayor  Shaker  Hghts.:  partner  Van 
Aken  &  Strock;  pres.  Fairmount  ISIortgage 
Co.  and  State  Mortgage  and  Investment  Co.; 
vice  pres.  Ivanhoe  Savings  assn..  Co-opera- 
tive Investment  Co.  and  Great  Northern 
Mortgage  Co.;  treas.  Dr.  McNamara  Sanitar- 
ium; pres.  Cleveland  Real  Estate  board; 
trustee  St.  Ann's  Maternity  hospital:  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Athletic  and  Chagrin  Valley 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  2901  Warrington- 
rd.      Office.    1715    Euclid-ave. 

VAXATOR,  Clara  Louise,  born,  Warsaw, 
Ind.,  Mar.  19,  1880;  daughter  Franklin  B. 
and  Helen  E.  (Dodge)  Hutton:  educated, 
Warsaw  public  schools;  teacher's  normal; 
Illinois  training  school  for  nurses;  married, 
St.  Joseph,  Mich.,  June  17,  1909  to  Edward 
C.  Vanator;  during  war  worked  for  Red 
Cross;  taught  school  1898-1903:  Illinois  train- 
ing school  for  nurses  1904-1907:  head  nurse 
Cook  Co.  Children's  hospital  1907-1909;  mem- 
ber Spanish  war.  Veterans  auxiliary;  Salva- 
tion Army  Guild;  Women's  auxiliary  R.M.A.; 
Pariamentarv  Law  club:  Bapti.«t  Church  of 
the  Master.     Residence:  1147  Quilliama-rd. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


VAN  BLARCOM,  Conant,  building  construc- 
tion; born.  Alton.  111.,  Feb.  8,  1886;  son  Wil- 
liam Dixon  and  Fannie  (Conant)  Van  Blar- 
com;  educated,  Western  Univ.  Pennsylvania, 
M.  E.  1907;  Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E.  1908; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  3,  1916  to  Inez 
Saeger — children,  Conant  and  Natalia  Van 
Blarcom;  capt.  construction  division,  Q.  M.  A.; 
since  leaving  college,  Westinghouse  Machine 
Co.  one  year;  Pittsburgh  Playground  assn. 
one  year;  General  Refrigerating  Co.,  two 
years;  James  L.  Stuart,  six  years;  Mellon- 
Stuart  Co.  one  year;  pre-s.  Van  Blarcom  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Builders  Exchange  and 
Cleveland  Cornell  club;  member  Phi  Delta 
Theta  fraternity;  Hermit  Country,  Union  and 
Cornell  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
2846  North  Park-blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  606  National  City  Bank  Bldg. 

VAN  BLARCOM,  IncE  Sa«ser,  born,  Cleve- 
land, 1893;  daughter  Gellert  Edwin  and  Har- 
riet (Macquoid)  Saeger;  educated,  Hathaway 
Brown  school;  Miss  Bennett's,  Millbrook,  N. 
Y.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  3.  1916  to  Conant 
Van  Blarcom — children,  Conant  and  Natalie 
Van  Blarcom.  Recreation:  riding.  Residence: 
2845   North   Park-blvd. 

VAN  BUREN,  Anne  Deyo,  born.  Red  Cloud, 
Neb.,  July  22,  1891;  daughter  Leroy  H.  and 
Grace  (Prichard)  Deyo;  educated,  Wauseon 
high  school;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  Smith  col- 
lege   A.    B.    1914;    married,    Wauseon,    O.,    Oct. 

30,  1915  to  Donald  C.  Van  Buren — children, 
Hiram  and  Martin  Van  Buren.  Residence: 
1857  Shaw-ave. 

VAN  BUREN,  Donald  C,  attorney;  born, 
Wauseon,  O.,  Apr.  5,  1890;  son  Frank  and 
Nellie  (Hollister)  Van  Buren;  educated,  Wau- 
seon high  school  1907;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
A.  B.  1911;  Harvard  Law  School,  LL.B.  1914; 
married,  Wauseon,  O.,  Oct.  28,  1915  to  Anne 
Deyo — children,  Hiram  and  Martin  Van 
Buren;  1917-1918  exec.  secy.  Cleveland  div. 
American  Protective  League;  1918-1920,  first 
lleut.  U.  S.  A.  military  intelligence 
division,  staff  Major  Gen.  Leonard 
Wood;  1924  clerk  and  treas.  E.  Cleveland 
board  of  education;  vice  pres.  sinking 
fund  trustees  E.  Cleveland  board  of  educa- 
tion; 1925  asst.  United  States  attorney;  mem- 
ber American  Legion;  Cleveland  Bar  assn.; 
William  B.  W^arren  lodge  209,  Chicago,  A.  F. 
&  A.  M.;  Oriental  Consistory  S.  P.  R.  S. 
32nd  degree;  Shrine  Medinah  Temple,  Cliic- 
ago;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta,  Phi  Delta  Phi 
and  Delta  Sigma  Rlio  fraternities;  Army  and 
Navy  club  (Chicago).  Residence:  1857  Shaw 
ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office:  U.  S.  Attorney, 
Cleveland. 

VANCE,  Willlnm  I..,  automobile  distributor; 
born,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Sept.  17,  1885;  son 
George  Thompson  and  Ella  Hart  (Hodges) 
Vance;  educated,  public  and  military  schools, 
Memphis,    Tenn.;    married,    Chicago,    111.,    Dec. 

31.  1910  to  Marguerite  Schlund— child,  one 
(deceased);  1918  Inspector  Liberty  motors 
with  Ford  Motor  Co.;  pres.  and  owner  Vance 
Motor  Co.,  Cleveland;  proprietor  Security  In- 
vestment Co.;  menvber  Trinity  CJathedral; 
Canterbury  club;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recrea'tions:  golf  and  motoring.  Residence: 
2046  E.  96th-st.  Office:  E.  9th  &  Central- 
ave. 

VANDERWERF,      Anna      I.oiilHe      Ilnbhell, 

musif;  born,  Bedford,  O.,  Aug.  19,  1859; 
daughter  Augustus  B.  and  Harriet  S.  (Rob- 
inson) Hubbell:  educated,  CTleveland  public 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  23,  1888  to 
Jacob  W.  Vanderwerf — children,  Howard 
Witzel  Vanderwerf;  member  Vanderwerf  Co.; 


Daughters  American  Revolution:  Daughters 
American  Colonists;  Hiram  College  club  of 
women;  Conversational  Literary  Women's 
and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence:  7420 
Carnegle-ave. 

VANDERWERF,  Howard  ^Vltr,el,  electrical 
engineer;  born,  Cleveland,  May  12,  1892;  son 
Jacob  Witzel  and  Anna  L.  (HubheH)  Van- 
derwerf; educated.  Central  high  school,  1911; 
Ca.«e  school  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.  Elec- 
trical engineering  1916;  married.  Cleveland, 
Mav  12,  1917  to  Jean  Salter  (deceased);  served 
1918-1919  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  as  engineering  officer 
U.  S.  S.  "Winding  Gulf"  naval  overseas  trans- 
portation service;  discharged  as  ensign;  with 
engineering  dept.  National  Lamp  Works  of 
G.  E.  Co.  Nela  Park  1916-1918;  plant  engine- 
ering dept.  1919-1920,  1921;  vico  pres.  Van- 
dewerf  Co.;  former  member  A.  I.  E.  E.  and 
I.  E.  S.  and  E.  L. ;  member  original  Cuya- 
hoga County  Council  1919-1920;  meml)er  Dis- 
abled American  Veterans,  E.  Cleveland  Post 
163;  American  Legion;  member  Sigma  Nu  and 
Eta  Kappa  Nu  (honorary)  fraternities; 
Muskoka  Lakes  assn.  and  San  Gorgonio 
Country  (California)  club.  Recreations: 
yachting,  motor  boating,  hunting,  and  golf. 
Residence:  7420  Carnegle-ave.  Temporary 
residence:    Banning,    Calif. 

VAN  DEIISEN,  Francis  Floyd,  vice  pres. 
and  mgr.;  born,  Hinckley,  O.,  Dec.  31,  1885; 
son  Omar  O.  and  Jessie  (Conant)  Van 
Deusen;  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  26,  1910  to  Blanche 
Charlotte  Base — children,  Helen  Louise  and 
Clark  Bedell  Van  Deusen;  left  college  to 
enter  banking  with  Garfield  Savings  Bank 
1907;  began  as  bookkeeper  and  was  promoted 
through  the  various  offices  of  cashier,  asst. 
trcas.,  treas.  to  vice  pres.;  when  Garfield  bank 
mei'ged  with  Cleveland  Trust  Co.  became  vice 
pres.  of  Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  left  this  com- 
pany Dec.  1924  to  become  vice  pres.  and 
mgr.  Union  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  director  and 
treas.  Fidelity  Mtge.  Co.;  member  Glenville 
lodge;  Glenville  chapter;  Coeur  de  Lion  Cora- 
mandery:  Cleveland  Council,  Al  Koran  Shrine; 
Lake  Erie  Consistory  32nd  degree;  Hermit, 
Canterbury  Golf  and  Madison  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence.  2883  Hunting- 
ton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  323  Euclid- 
ave. 

VAN  DOORN,  John  William,  dentist;  born, 
Cleveland,  1863;  son  CHiarles  N.  and  Sarah 
(Shaw)  Van  Doom;  educated,  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  dental  dept.  Univ.  of  State  of 
New  York  D.  D.  S.  1890;  married,  Ravenna, 
O.,  Apr.  16,  1890  to  Fanny  L.  Bedell;  15  years 
prof,  dental  medicine  Western  Reserve  Univ.; 
member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Dental 
societies;  American  Dental  assn.;  Delta  Up_ 
silon  fraternity  and  University  club.  Resid- 
ence: 211B  Lennox-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:  710  The  Arcade. 

VAN  GORDER.  Albert  HnpRood.  wholesale 
druggist;  born,  Warren,  O.,  Aug.  1,  1852;  son 
George  and  Sarah  (Hapgood)  Van  Gorder; 
educated,  Philadelphia  College  of  Pharmacy 
and  Science  Ph.  G.  1876;  married.  Willout;^hby, 
O.,  June  14,  1894  to  Nancy  E.  Royce — child- 
ren, George,  Leona.  Nancy,  Julia  and  Jane 
Van  Gorder;  pres.  Hall  Van  Gorder  Co.  and 
Cleveland  Fruit  .Tuice  Co.;  trustee  Andrews 
Institute  for  Girls  and  St.  Luke's  hospital; 
member  Rowfant  club.  Residence:  110  Euclid 
rd.,  Wllloughby,  O.     Office:   1382  W.  9th-st. 

VAN  HORN,  Frank  Robertnon.  prof.  Geol- 
ogy and  Mineralogy;  born,  Johnsonburg,  N. 
J..  Feb.  1872;  son  George  W.  and  Ellen  J. 
(Robertson)     Van    Horn;    educated,     Rutgers 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

college     B     S     1892;   M.    S.    1893;   D.    Sc.    1919;  Bociety;    International    Anaesthesia    Research 

Hpirtplbere     Germany     Ph.    D.    1897;    married,  eoclety;    member    Brenton    D.    Babcock    lodpre 

Newark    n'  J  .  June  1898  to  Myra  Van  Horn—  600  F.  &  A.  M.;  McKlnley  chapter  181  R.  A.  M. 

children     Kent    Robertson    and    Hilda    Luclle  Woodward   Council    118   R.   &   S.    M.,   Holyrood 

Van     Horn-     prof.     Geology    and     Mineralogy  Commandery;    32nd    degree    Knight    Templar; 

Case   School   of   Applied    Science;    fellow   Geo-  Lake    Erie    Consistory,    Al    Koran    Shrine;    Al 

logical  soc.  America,  American  Assn.  for  Ad-  Slrat   Grotto;    Delta  Sigma  Delta   fraternity: 

vancement      of      Science,      Mineralogical     soc.  member    Koran     Masonic       (Cleveland)       and 

America;  member  American  Institute  of  Min-  Cleveland      Automobile      clubs.      Recreation: 

ine  and  metallurgv  Seismological  soc.  Ameri-  time    spent    on    country    place    with    family. 

!a     Ohio  Academy  of  Sncp;  trustee  Cleve-  Residence:     Mentor.  O.     Office:     709    The  Ar- 

laiid    Museum    of    Natural    History;     member  cade. 

Delta    Upsilon,    Theta    Tau,    Phi    Beta    Kappa  VAUGHAX,    Alfred    Chlnnock,    secy.;    born, 

and    Sigma   Xi    fraternities.      Residence:    lb06  Cleveland.  Mar.   13,   1877;  son   Kvan   and  Elle- 

Compton-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.  nor  Vaughan;  educated,  Pittsburg  and  Cleve- 

,r.»T    o^nmT    m.           1,^^,,    Tvyfo-iroii/M-^    Tsi     T  land    gradc    schools;    Cleveland    Central    high 

VAN    HORN,  Myra,  born,   Marksboio    N.   J.,  school;    married.    Cleveland.    June    13,    1900    to 

Feb.    1877;   daughter  William   S.  and  Rosanna  Marion    Hughes^hildren.    Alfred    E.,    Helen 

(Swisher)    Van    Horn;    educated.    Blair    aca-  ^^     q,    Gordon.    Virginia   Margaret    and    Bea- 

demy,    Blairstown.   N.   J.;    Wheaton   seminary,  ^^i^^  Elizabeth  Vaughan;  pres.  Aurora  school 

Norton,    Mas.s.;    njarried,   Newark,    N.    J.,   June  board   six  years;   1893-1897   with   Geo.   Worth- 

1898    to   Frank   R.   Van   Horn — children,   Kent  jngton   Co.;   with    W.    M.    Pattison    Supply    Co. 

Robertson  and  Hilda  Lucile  Van  Horn;  mem-  gjnce    organization    1897,    now    secy.;    director 

ber    Women's     City     club.         Residence:     1606  Capital  Endowment  Co.;  member  all  Masonic 

Compton-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts.  bodies;    K.    of    P.;    Elks;    member    Cleveland 

v*T»i    nnn^v     vviiiinn.    r       ieweler-    born  Athletic,   City,   Merchants   and   Manufacturers 

TT.^^^M    v^^^   ^\hlfi^   ?nH  M^rv  rVaven'  »"«     Lakewood     country     clubs.       Resdience: 

Utica,  N.  Y.     son  Ephraim  and  Mary  i-,eayen-  ,.„„,      t  akp  ave        T.akpwood         Office-      777 

worth     (Edic)    Van    Home;    educated,    Utica  i,^o„k^en  ave              Lakewood.        Ottice.      iu 

schools  and  academy;  married.  LaPorte.  Ind.,  RocKweii  ave. 

June    22,    1892    to    Maude    Whorwell — children,  VAUGHAN,       James       L.,       lawyer;       born, 

Willard  E.  Van  Home;  vice  pres.  and  director  Brecksville,    O..    Nov.    23,    1885;    son    Edward 

Cowell    and    Hubbard    Co.      Residence:     Park  L.     and     Ella     (Moran)     Vaughan;     educated. 

Lane    Villa.      Office:      1305    Euclid-ave.  Peninsula.    O.    high    school;    Edmiston    busi- 
ness    college.     Cleveland;     Western     Reserve 

V.\N  SICKLE.  William  B.,  heating  and  ven-  univ.    LL.B.     1907;     married,    Cleveland,    May 

tilating  contractor;  born.  Canada;  son  George  27.    1909   to   Mary   E.   Black — children,   Robert, 

and     (Miller)     Van     Sickle;     educated,    public  John     and     Dan     Vaughan;       councilman     E. 

schools    of    Canada;    married.    Cleveland.    Apr.  Cleveland    1912    to    1916;    councilman    Shaker 

25,    1893    to    Lavinia    Ward    Hobson — children,  Hghts.    since    Mar.    1925;    member    law    firm 

two;    former    member    Company    B    5th    regl-  Lamb,   Vaughan   and    Lamb;    secy,    and    treas. 

ment,   Ohio   National  Guard;   pres.   W.   B.   Van  Guardian     Mortgage     Co.;      secy.      Fairmount 

Sickle    Co.;    member    Masonic    bodies.    Master  Mortgage   Co.    and    Braden    Printing   Ink    Co.; 

Mason.    Royal   Arch    Mason.    Knight    Templar,  member    Cleveland    Bar    assn.    and    Cleveland 

32nd  degree  Scottish   Rite  and  Shriner;  mem-  Real    Estate    board;    member    Sigma   Chi    fra- 

ber    Lakewood     Country     club.       Recreation:  ternity:      City.      Cleveland      and      Automobile 

golf.     Residence:   1530  Grace  ave..  Lakewood.  clubs.    Residence:  2910  Woodbury-rd..  Shaker 

Office:    707    Frankfort    ave.  Hghts.      Office:       1020    Guardian    Bldg. 

VAN    SWERINGEN,    Herbert    Curtid.      real  VAUGHAN,    Marlon,    daughter    Robert    and 

estate;  born,  Mt.  Hope,  Pa.,  June  4,   18G8:  son  Margaret    (Jones)    Hughes;   married.   June   13, 

James  T.  and  Jennie    (Curtis)    Van  Swerlngen;  jg^o    to   Alfred   Chinnock    Vaughan — children, 

educated,     country    and    high    schools;     mar-  Alfred     E..     Helen     L.,     T.     Gordon.      Virginia 

ried.    White    Hall,    N.    Y..    to    Mabel    Adams—  Margaret    and    Beatrice    Elizabeth    Vaughan; 

child.    Raymond    A.    Van    Sweringen;    execu-  trustee   Welsh   Home;    member    Eastern   Star; 

tive   officer   in   ab.out   twelve   real    estate   cor-  -white   Shrine   of  Jerusalem;   member  Sorosis, 

porations;    member   Shaker    Heights   Country.  Lakewood    Women's,     Lakewood    Welsh     and 

Canterbury  Golf  and  City  clubs;   Chamber  or  women's    Welsh    (of    America)    clubs.      Resi- 

Commerce.      Office:      11th      Floor,      Marshall  dence:      14603    Lake-ave.,    Lakewood. 

^"  VENNING,  Edith  Latimer,  born,  Muskegon, 

VAN   UU.M,   John   H.,  pres.    and   gen.    mgr.;  oct.   29,   1881;  daughter  Charles  F.   and  Mary 

born,   Cleveland.   Nov.   20,   1880;   son  Henry   J.  (Nelson)     Latimer;     educated,     high    school; 

and  Francis  (Bluemink)  Van  Uum;  educated.  Mt.    Vernon     seminary,     Washington.     D.     C. ; 

Cleveland;    married,    Cleveland.    Sept.    3,    1915  married,     Ashland.     Wis.,     Sept.     14,     1904      to 

to    Emma   Hauck — child,    one;    pres.    and    gen.  Ralph     J.    Venning — children,     Barbara    Jane 

mgr.      Cuyahoga     Spring     Co.;      trustee,       St.  and    Marv    Edith    Venning.      Residence:    317i 

John's  hospital;   member  "U'estwood  Country.  Monmouth-rd. 
and    Cleveland    Athletic    clubs;     Chamber     of 

Commerce.       Residence:       1038       Wllbert-rd.,  VENNING.  Frank  James,  pres.   and   treas.; 

Lakewood.     Office:    10252    Berea-rd.  born,    Cleveland.    Sept.     6,     1877;    son    James 

W.  and  Anna  M.  (Davis)  Venning;  educated, 
VAN  VALKENBURG,  Horace,  dentist;  Cleveland  grammar  schools;  Central  high 
born.  Russell,  O..  Jan.  29.  1884;  son  Albert  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  28,  1905  to 
Edward  and  Mary  (Kllby)  Van  Valkenburg;  -Etfie  M.  Stevens — children,  John  Robert  and 
educated.  Chagrin  Falls  high  school,  1901;  Virginia  Mae  Venning;  war  activity,  pro- 
Western  Reserve  dental  school,  D.  D.  S.  1907;  auction  of  salt  for  food,  ammunition,  chemi- 
married,  Toledo.  O.,  Apr.  11,  1925  to  Hazel  F.  cals,  war  gas.  ship  plate,  food  preservation. 
Robar — children.  Jolfen  H.  Van  Valkenburg  gtc;  pres.  and  treas.  Union  Salt  Co.;  32nd 
by  former  marriage;  demonstrator  prosthetic  degree  Mason  and  Shriner;  member  Union 
dentistry.  Western  Reserve  1907-1909;  dub.  Residence:  2288  Chatfield  dr.,  Cleve- 
lecturer    dental    anatomy.    Western    Reserve  land  Hghts.     Office:  E.  65th  &  N.  Y.  C.    R.  R. 

1908-1909;     chairman     board      public     health.  ^,,.,„.r,     «   ,   ^     »      .     ^^  .    r «,..,     m^-L-^ 

Mentor     Chamber     of     Commerce;      director  ,    VENNING,    Ralph    J.,    treas..    born     Cle^e- 

Home    Savings    &    Loan    Co.;    member    Cleve-  land.    Aug.    19.    18<3;    s'^n    Josiah    and    Jane 

land  and  Ohio  State  Dental  societies;   Ameri-  (Johnston)    Venning;    educated.    Central   high 

can     Dental     assn.;     Northern     Ohio     Dental  Bchool;    evening    class    at    Case    school,    mar- 

378 


REPRESENTATIVE   CLEVELANDERS 


ried.  Ashland.  Wis..  Sept  14,  1004  to  Edith 
Emily  Latimer — children,  l^arbar.i  Jane  and 
Mary  Edith  VenninK;  member  Troop  A.  (). 
N.  G.;  1st  Ohio  cavalry  Spanish  American  war; 
now  major  U.  S.  Reserves  signal  corjjs;  manu- 
facturer; secy,  and  treas.  Cleveland  Steel  Tool 
Co.:  director  Bewsick  BeltinK  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Enf;;:iiieerins'  society;  Troop  A. 
Veterans  assn.;  R.  E.  Burdick  Camp  S.  W.  V.; 
soc.  Military  EnKineers;  meml)er  Shaker 
Country,  Union  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Recrea- 
tions: prolf  and  horse  back  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 3175  Monmouth-rd.  OfHce:  600  E. 
82nd-st. 

VERW'OHI-T.  Hownrd  WllUam,  realtor; 
born.  Tiltonville.  O..  Apr.  23,  1893;  son  Henry 
and  Amelia  (Sommers)  Verwohlt:  educated, 
Ohio  Univ.  1911-1915;  Carnegie  Tech.  C.  E.  and 
A.  B.  191G;  in  service  U.  S.  Army  Aug.  1917 
to  Mar.  1920;  1st  lieut  91st  Aero  Squadron 
U.  S.  A.;  overseas  Nov.  1917  to  Mar.  1919; 
Croix  de  guerre  with  palms;  three  U.  S. 
citations:  pres.  Cleveland  Alumni  assn.  Beta 
Theta  I'i;  member  American  Legion;  Beta 
Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Country,  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic and  Cleveland  Aviation  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Office:  1644 
Union    Trust   bldg. 

VICKERY,  Melville,  AVilUs.  lawyer;  born. 
Bellevue.  O..  Feb.  4.  1890;  son  Judge  Willis 
and  Anna  (Schneider)  Vickery;  educated, 
Cleveland  elementary  and  high  schools;  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.S.;  Cleveland 
Law  school,  Baldwin  Univ.  LL.B. ;  married, 
Chillicothe,  O.,  May  20.  1918  to  Lois  May 
Knowles — child,  Lois  Elaine  Vickery:  2nd 
lieut.  of  Inf.  4th  Army  Corps  headquarters; 
1st  lieut.  of  Inf.  board  of  reviews  Judge  Ad- 
vocate General's  office;  secy.  McClure  Co.;  di- 
rector, Marford  Direct  Mail  Co.  and  Diana 
Candy  Co.;  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State 
Bar  assns. ;  sec.  and  Instructor  Cleveland 
Law  school;  member  Lakewood  lodge  601  F.  & 
A.  M.;  Cleveland  Chapter  R.A.M. :  Y.M.C.A.; 
K.  of  P.  Criterion  lodge;  Delta  Theta  Phi 
and  Phi  Pi  Phi  fraternities;  Cleveland  Grays, 
High  Noon  and  National  Town  and  Coun- 
try clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Rec- 
reations: han.dball  and  golf.  Residence: 
16925  Edgewater-dr.  Office:  1406  Williamson 
bldg. 

VICKERY,  Merritt  Arthur,  lawyer;  born, 
Bellevue.  O.,  Jan.  6,  1894;  son  Jesse  and  Bet- 
ty (Haas)  Vickery;  educated,  Oberlin,  A.  B. 
1915;  Harvard,  LL.B.  1920;  married,  N. 
Tonawanda,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  7,  1922  to  Laura 
Frances  Foot;  1st  lieut.  R.  M.  A.,  A.  S.  O. 
R.  C.  1917-1919;  admitted  Ohio  bar  Dec.  1920; 
Bolicitor  Brecksville  Village,  1921-1924;  as- 
sociated with  Reed,  Meals,  Orgill  &  Maschke 
1920-1921;  since  then  in  partnership  with 
father  under  firm  name  of  Vickery  &  Vickery; 
director  Lake  City  Constr.  Co.;  member  Cleve- 
land Bar  assn.:  University  and  Harvard  clubs. 
Residence:  12047  Lake-ave.  Office:  1624 
Guarantee    Title   bldg. 

VICKERY,  Vi'llIlM,  judge;  born.  Bellevue, 
O.,  1860;  son  William  and  Sarah  (Perkins) 
Vickery:  educated,  high  school.  Clyde,  O. ; 
Boston  Univ.  law  school,  1SS4;  Emerson  Col- 
lege of  Oratory,  Boston  1884;  married  to  Ro- 
salie Griggs — children  (by  former  marriage), 
Luclle  H..  Melville  W..  and  Howard  L.  Vick- 
ery; Republican;  elected  1908  to  office  of 
judge  of  common  pleas  court;  re-elected 
1914;  1918  elected  to  office  of  judge  court 
of  appeals.  8th  district  of  Ohio;  taught 
school  Clyde.  O.;  high  school  at  Castalia, 
O. ;  practiced  law  with  brother  Jesse  at 
Bellevue,  O.:  came  to  Cleveland  1896;  with 
ex-Judge  C.  S.  Bentley  and  Judge  A.  i:.  Row- 
ley founded  what  is  now  Cleveland  I^iw 
school;  now  dean  of  this  school:  authority 
on    Shakespeare;    formerly    pres.    New    York 


Shakespeare  soc.  and  pres.  Rowfant  club, 
Cleveland;  author  of  "Life  of  Oscar  Wilde"; 
editor  with  Dr.  Appleton  Morgan  of  "Bark- 
sldo  Restoration",  "Caliban"  of  Ernest  Renan 
and  with  Sir  Sidney  Ltc  of  the  Rowfant 
"Tempest';  meml)er  Bibliophile  soc.  (Bos- 
ton); Chamber  of  Commerce,  Cleveland  and 
Lakewood;  Mason;  K.  of  i'. ;  Elk;  member 
Grolier  (New  York);  Carteret  (Newark, 
N.  J.);  Mid-Day  clubs.  Recreations:  rare 
books  and  pictures.  Residence:  16924  Edge- 
water-dr., Lakewood.  Office:  Eng^lneers 
bldg. 

Vli:il,  AViiltcr  v.,  certified  public  account- 
ant; born,  St.  Louis,  Mf).,  Xov.  8.  1894;  son 
John  W.  and  Laura  (Wachter)  Vioh;  edu- 
cated. St.  Louis  public  schools.  1900-1912; 
St.  Louis  Univ.  1912-1916  Bachelor  of  com- 
mercial science;  married.  St.  Louis.  Mo.,  Mar. 
26.  1917  to  Anita  M.  Meyer;  non-com.  officer 
machine  gun  Co.  1st  Mo.  Inf.  N.  G..  Mexi- 
can bor.ler  1916;  2nd  lieut..  Co.  C.  1st  Mo.  Inf. 
and  ]3Sth  Inf..  N.  G..  U.  S.;  2nd  lieut.  Avia- 
tion section  signal  reserve  corps  and  1st 
lieut.  air  service  U.  S.  army.  Mar.  26,  1917 
to  Feb.  14,  1919;  C.  P.  A.  degree  Missouri, 
Jan.  7,  1918;  Arkansas,  June  30,  1919;  OfTio, 
May  16,  1921;  resident  mgr.  Cleveland  office, 
Touche,  Niven  &  Co.,  public  accountants; 
member  American  Inst,  of  Accountants; 
Ohio  Soc.  Certified  Public  Accountants; 
National  Assn.  Cost  Accountants;  Master 
Mason;  Royal  Arch  Mason;  member  Univer- 
sity, Sleepy  Hollow  Country  and  Cleveland 
Athletic  clubs.  Recreations:  golf,  squash, 
tennis,  handball  and  swimming.  Residence: 
1726  Coventry-rd.     Office:   1052  Hanna  bldg. 

VIIiAS,  Chnrle.s  AVylie,  coal  jobber;  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  1.  1891;  son  Malcolm  G.  and 
Lettie  I.  (Baker)  Vilas:  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  East  high  school  1909;  Yale, 
A.  B.,  1913;  married.  Owensboro,  Ky..  June  5, 
1915  to  Martine  McCulloch — children.  Jean 
Holmes.  Elizabeth.  John  McCulloch  and 
Adrienne  Vilas;  treas.  and  gen.  mgr.  Groch 
Vilas  Coal  Co.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Ep- 
silon  fraternity;  Union.  Kirtland  and  Yale 
(New  York)  clubs.  Residence:  3095  Fairfax- 
rd.      Office:    726   Hickox   bldg. 

VIIiAS,  I-ettie  Raker,  born,  Bedford,  C, 
Dec.  6,  1858;  daughter  George  Allen  and 
Sarah  G.  (Bartlett)  Baker;  educated.  Miss 
Guilford's  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec. 
10,  1879  to  Malcolm  Gorham  Vilas — children, 
Gertrude  E.  V.  Baker.  Mildred  V.  Otis,  Mal- 
colm Burt  and  Charles  Wylie  Vilas.  Resi- 
dence: 2799  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Hghts. 

VIIjAS,  Maloolni  Rnrt,  lawyer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Feb.  9,  1887;  son  Malcolm  Gorham  and 
Lettie  I.  (Baker)  Vilas;  educated.  Central 
high  school;  Yale,  A.B.  1909;  Yale.  M.A. 
1010;  W.  R.  U..  LL.B.,  1918;  married.  Cleve- 
land, June  24.  1911  to  Helen  Marie  Bradley — 
children.  Anne.  Helen.  Mary.  Malcolm, 
Catherine  and  Eleanor  Vilas:  private  In- 
fantry officers'  school.  Camp  Lee,  Va.  1918; 
partner  Simmons,  DeWitt  &  Vilas:  director 
Chas.  M.  Collacott  Co.  and  C.  B.  S.  Spas,  Inc.; 
secy,  and  director  Groch  Vilas  Coal  Co.;  secy, 
treas.  and  director  Cedar  Lee  Realty  Co.; 
sec.  and  director  Spring  Valley  Land  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  State  Bar  assns.; 
trustee  Welfare  Fe<leration  and  Y.  M.  C.  A.; 
pres.  Humane  soc;  member  Delt.a  Kappa  Ep- 
sllon  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  mem- 
ber Country,  University,  Kirtland,  Pepper 
Pike,  Hermit,  Spring  Valley  Golf,  Mid-Day 
and  Rowfant  clubs.  Residence:  2289  Stlll- 
man-rd.     Office:     806  Fidelity  Mortgage  bldg. 

Vil.AS.  Mnleolm  Gorhniii,  secy,  and  treas.; 
born.  Cleveland.  Mar.  18,  1857;  son  George 
Hooker  and  P'llzabeth  S.  (Gorham)  Vilas; 
educated,   Cleveland   public   schools;   married. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Cleveland,  Dec.  10,  1879  to  Lettie  Imogen 
Baker — children,  Gertrude  E.  V.  Baker,  Mil- 
dred V.  Otis,  Malcolm  Burt  and  Cliarles 
Wylie  Vilas;  entry  clerk,  A.  Stephens'  Sons 
1874-187G;  bookkeeper.  Short  &  Forman, 
187G-1878;  secy,  and  treas.  Backus  Oil  Co. 
1878 — subsidiary  of  Standard  Oil  Co.  with 
which  he  has  filled  various  positions  during 
47  years  of  service;  secy.,  treas.  and  director 
Standard  Oil  Co.;  member  advisory  board 
Union  Trust  Co.;  member  Union  and  May- 
field  Country  clubs.  Residence:  2799  Scar- 
borough rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  East 
Ohio   Gas   bldg. 

VILAS,  iMartine  McCuUoch,  born,  Owens- 
boro,  Ky.,  Nov.  2,  1891;  daughter  John  W. 
and  Je.ssie  (Holmes)  McCulloch;  educated, 
Owensboro  parochial  schools;  Georgetown 
convent;  Finch  school  of  New  York;  mar- 
ried, Owensboro,  Ky.,  June  5,  1915  to  Chas. 
W.  Vilas — children,  Jean  Holmes,  Elizabeth, 
John  McCulloch  and  Adrienne  Vilas.  Kesi- 
dence:  3095  Fairfax-rd. 

VIXSOX,  Katherine  Kerr,  born,  McKinney, 
Texas,  Oct.  2,  1877;  daughter  John  Steel  and 
Amelia  (Murray)  Kerr;  educated,  Mary  Nash 
college,  Sherman,  Texas,  A.  B.;  married, 
Sherman,  Tex.,  Jan.  3,  1901  to  Robert  E.  Vin- 
son— children,  Mary  Elizabeth  Kelley,  Helen 
Rutherford  and  Katherine  Kerr  Vinson. 
Residence:    2039    Cornell    rd. 

VI.NSO.X,  Robert  Ernest,  pres.  "W.  R.  U.; 
born,  White  Oak,  S.  C,  Nov.  4,  1876;  son 
John  and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Brice)  Vinson; 
educated,  Austin  college.  Sherman,  Texas, 
A.  B.  1896;  LTnion  Theological  seminary,  Vir- 
ginia, B.  D.  1899;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1902; 
married,  Sherman,  Tex.,  Jan.  3,  1901  to 
Katherine  Kerr — children,  Mary  Elizabeth 
Kelley,  Helen  Rutherford  and  Katherine 
Kerr  Vinson;  regional  director  S.  A.  T.  C, 
Texas,  Oklahoma,  Arkansas  and  Louisiana 
during  world  war;  pastor  First  Presbyterian 
churcli,  \  Charleston,  W.  Va.  1899;  prof.  Old 
Testament  languages  and  interpretation, 
Austin  Presbyterian  Theological  seminary, 
Austin,  Tex.  1902-1906;  prof.  English  Bible 
and  Practical  Theology,  same  1906-1916;  pres. 
same,  1906-1916;  pres.  Univ.  of  Texas  1916- 
19:^3;  pres.  W.  R.  U.  since  1923;  honorary  de- 
grees D.  D.  Austin  college  1905;  LL.  D. 
Southwestern  Presbyterian  Univ.  1910;  LL.D. 
Baylor  Univ.,  1918;  LL.  D.  Austin  college 
1921;  LL.  D.  Oberlin  college  1923;  LL.  D. 
(solus)  Univ.  of  Texas  1923;  LL.D.  Trinity 
College,  1926;  trustee  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  Carnegie  Foundation  since  1918; 
pres.  and  director  Cleveland  club;  pres. 
Ohio  College  assn.;  University  hospital; 
member  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Alpha  Tau 
Omega  fraternities;  Union,  Rotary,  Cleve- 
land, Cosmos  (Washington,  D.  C),  City  (New 
York),  Mayfield  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2039  Cornell-rd. 
Office:      Western    Reserve    University. 

VIKDEN,  Eupheniia  Patterson,  born, 
Cleveland,  June  9,  1900;  daughter  Benjamin 
and  Euphemia  (Kirkpatrick)  Patterson; 
educated,  Hathaway  Brown  school;  Miss 
Bennett's  school,  Millbrook,  N.  Y.;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1921  to  John  Closey  Vir- 
den,  Jr. — children,  John  Closey  Virden  III 
and  Euphemia  Kirkpatrick  Virden.  Resi- 
dence:   2889   Torringlon-rd. 

VIRDEN.  John  Closey,  Jr.,  born,  Mont- 
gomery, Ala.,  Feb.  27,  1897;  son  John  Closey 
and  Emma  (Terry)  Virden;  educated,  Uni- 
versity school,  Cleveland:  married,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  29.  1921  to  Euphemia  Kirkpatrick  Pat- 
terson— children,  John  Closey  Virden  III  and 
Euphemia  Kirkpatrick  Virden;  ambulance 
driver  Lakeside  unit;  aviation;  pres.  Virden 
Co.;    member    Kirtland,    Country    and    Union 


clubs.  Recreations:  tennis  and  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2889  Torrington-rd.  Office:  The 
Virden    Co. 

VITKU.S,  John  T.,  physician  and  surgeon; 
born,  Lithuania,  Feb.  15,  1891;  son  Teofil  and 
Stasaitis  Vitkus;  educated,  Teachers'  semi- 
nary, Kovno;  Valparaiso  Univ.  B.S.  1916; 
Loyola  Univ.  M.D.  1920;  married,  Valparaiso, 
Ind..  Oct.  7,  1916  to  Anna  B.  Strikol;  S.  A. 
T.  C.  Loyola  Univ.,  Chicago;  practicing  phy- 
sician since  1921;  associate  staff  member 
St.  John's  and  St.  Alexis'  hospitals;  director 
and  first  vice  pres.  Lithuanian  Building  and 
Loan  assns. ;  director  Unity  Mortgage  Co.  and 
Baltic  Mortgage  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Medical  Library; 
American,  Ohio  State  and  Lithuanian  Medi- 
cal assns.:  member  and  ex-pres.  Lithuanian 
Literary  club;  ex-teacher  Lithuanian  at  Val- 
paraiso Univ.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
1286  Norwood-rd.     Office:  same. 

VOKOUIV,  Frank  Joseph,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  20,  1900;  son 
Charles  Augustus  and  Rose  Anne  (Hovorka) 
Vokoun:  educated.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
A.  B.  1921;  M.  D.  1924;  married,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  28,  1925  to  Lucille  Eleanor  Schoder; 
1st  lieut.  112th  Eng.  O.  N.  G.;  1st  lieut. 
M.  O.  R.  C.  U.  S.  Army  Fifty  Liberty  Loan 
committee;  practicing  medicine  and  surgery; 
surgeon  to  Sherwin  Williams  Co.  Cleveland 
plant;  asst.  surgeon  to  112(h  Engineers 
O.  N.  G. :  member  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio 
State  and  American  Medical  assns.;  member 
PI  Kappa  Alph^,  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Delta  Sig- 
ma Rho,  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa,  Alpha  Omega 
Alpha  fraternities.  Recreations:  tennis,  golf, 
equitation  and  swimming.  Residence:  2767 
W.  25th-st.  Suite  32.  Office:  2767  W.  25th- 
st. 

VOX  AU,  Harriet  Pearl,  accounting;  born, 
Canton,  O.,  May  22,  1887;  daugliter  George 
Franklin  and  Alcina  (W^alcutt)  Von  Au;  edu- 
cated. Canton  public  schools;  bookkeeper 
and  cashier  Northwestern  National  Insur- 
ance Co.  1907-1920;  secv.  Elmer  J.  Rice  of 
Elmer  J.  Rice  Co.  1920-1924;  charge  account- 
ing at  Milwaukee  Mechanics  Insurance  Co. 
since  1924;  member  Delphian  soc;  Book- 
keepers assn.;  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  Bu.<?iness  and 
Professional  Women's  club.  Residence:  11223 
Ashbury-ave.      Business:    601    Park    Bldg. 

VORHEES,  Ida  W.,  born,  Frankfort,  O., 
Jul.  27,  1854;  daughter  Jackson  Brown  and 
Arebelle  (Dunlap)  "VViley;  educated,  Frank- 
fort high  school:  Chaiitauqna  cour.<;e:  mar- 
fied,  Frankfort,  O.,  1876  to  wniliam  D.  Vor- 
hees — children,  two;  foreign  missionary  and 
home  missionary  M.  E.  church:  member  East- 
ern Star;  Cleveland  Sorosis  and  Friday  Phil- 
anthropic clubs.  Residence:  27S5-Euclid- 
blvd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 

VORMELKER,  Rose  Li.,  librarian;  born, 
Cleveland:  daughter  Julius  E.  and  Amy 
(Hlppler)  Vormelker;  educated,  Detroit  Con- 
servatory of  Music  1919-1922;  W.R.U.  school 
of  library  science  1918-1919;  extension  univ. 
work  Oberlin  College  1918  and  1923;  Univ.  of 
Michigan  1920;  liberty  loan  cnmpaign  dur- 
ing war;  acting  librarian,  Lorain,  O.,  sum- 
mer of  1919:  asst.  librarian  Technology  dept. 
Detroit  public  library  1920-1922;  asst.  libra- 
rian technology  dept.  Cleveland  public  libra- 
ry 1922-1925;  research  librarian  White  Motor 
Co.  since  1925;  member  Special  Libraries 
and  American  Library  assns.;  Cleveland 
Library  club;  various  church  societies;  mem- 
ber Women's  City,  Business  Women's,  Satur- 
day Evening  and  Cleveland  Oberlin  Women's 
clubs.  Recreations:  theater,  music,  camping 
and  horseback  riding.  Residence:  1517  E. 
80th-st.  Office:  White  Motor  Co.,  842  E. 
79th-st. 


380 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

VORPE3,  Wlllinm  Grant,   newspaper  editor;  VOSSKLLEH.  EtUth  Lyle,  rentlne  and  real 

born,    Kenton,    O.,    Sept.    25,    1871;    educated,  estate;  born,  Cairo,  111.;  daughter  Kev.  Thom- 

Kenton    high    school;     Ohio    Wesleyan    Univ.  as    and    Sophie    Martin     (Garth)     Lyle;     edu- 

18»3;    married,    Kenton,    O..    Jul.     6,     1896    to  ^'i^'^*'*^'      ^^s.     Salisbury's    school,      Cleveland; 


clubs.        Residence:      3085      E.      Overlook-rd. 

Office:   Plain   Dealer  Pub.   Co.  VROOMAX,    Clare    Mnrtln.     lawyer;      born 

VORWERK.    Anna     B..     accountant;     born,  ^''^Y^nclls  "'(Ffr'by)  'vl-'oo'r^an""    edSSd" 

Millersburg-,      O.,      Feb.     20,     1869;       daughter  Monroeville  high  school  1910'  Oberlin  college 

Charles    S.    and    Elizabeth    L.    (Lincoln)    Vor-  1911-1915    A.    B.;    W.    R.    U.    law    school    1915- 

werk;    educated    Lorain    public   schools;    Har-  1^18   LL.   B.;   married,   CThagrin    Falls,   O.,   July 

roff  School  of  Expression;  studied  with  John  \'    1916   to  Jessie   Lois   Baker — children,   Clare 

Rusk     school     of     expression;     during     world  ^^artin,  Jr.,  Richard  Edwin  and  Jean  Eleanor 

war    active    at    various    Red    Cross    headquar-  ^rooma.n;    asst.    secy.   Civic    league    1917-1918; 

ters;  over   20  years   connected  with  The   Wil-  "r^il"   t  nS",.^^^^  t^^^^J[,^^'^^^,°°.^   1920-1924; 

Hams    Mfg.     Co..     Cle  .  ^  «....  - 

Lincoln,    related    to 

a    real    daughter 

charter  member  Johi 

ain,   O.;   member   M.   E.   church;    Daughters   of  bridge.         Residence:  ""iSlf^'Hyaterburv  Td" 

American   Revolution.     Residence:   Lorain,   O.  Lakewood.     Office:   1540  Guardian  Bldg  ' 

w 


Cross;  sec.  and  pres.  Wade  Realty  Co  ;  vice-  Switzerland;    1900    at   Sorbonne,    Paris-    mar- 

pres.     Ohio     Chemical     &    Mfg.     Co.;     director  ried,      Francie      Grant       (deceased)— chilrlr«n 

Guardian    Trust    Co.,    Cleveland    Railway    Co.,  Charlotte     Grant;     married      Rosa     Schlath?; 

Columbia  Steamship  Co.,   Cleveland   Stone  Co.  (deceased) — children.     Mars     Francis     "Wae-ar 

and    Montreal    Mining   Co.;    assoc.    with    Chil-  and  Mrs.    Grover  C.    Hosford-    ores     of   LakP 

dren's  Aid  Society;  Children's  Fresh  Air  Camp  wood     Municipal     aasn.,     1898-1899'-     member 

&     Hospital;     Cleveland     Protestant     Orphan  public    Library    board,     1892-1898-   'nres     and 

Asylum;    Cleveland   Museum    Natural    History  treas.  The  Mars  Wagar  Realty  Co-  sec'<?in 

and     Lake     View     (^emetery     assn.;     member  1904    The    Sheriff    Street   Market  and    Storai 


ce 


Hudson  chapter,  Western  Reserve  Univ.  Res-  Jan.  1919;  entered  employ  of  Union  Trii^  PrT 
Idence:  1890  E.  93rd-st.  Office:  Cleveland  Aug.  1922:  now  manager  statlsUca[  dent  • 
Trust  Co..  E.  9th-Euclid-ave.  member  Sigma  A^pha""  Eps'llon  fraternity;' 
AVADE.  Jeptha  Homer,  born.  Cleveland,  University  club.  Recreation:  tennis  and 
Sept.  20,  1879;  son  Jeptha  H.  and  Ellen  (Gar-  ??"^,f?-  ^®^'^®'}ce:  University  Club,  3813 
retson)  Wade;  educated.  University  school;  ^ucud-ave.  Office:  Union  Trust  Company. 
Sheffield  Scientific  school,  Yalo  Univ.,  Ph.  WAGNER,  Alfred  M..  clergyman-  born 
^-  ^^^^'-  ,7L°'iVK^t''-  ^"I'fed  Nov.  1.  1917.  Shippensvllle,  Pa.,  Jan.  21,  lIsfr^on'MaX' 
served  with  U.  S.  S.  ambulance  service;  dis-  and  Barbara  (Lang)  Wagner-  educated  Clar- 
charged  Mar.  17,  1919;  director  The  Union  ion  State  Normal  school;  Capital  Univ '  A  B 
Trust  Co.  and  The  Wade  Realty  Co.;  member  jgnfi;  Lutheran  Theological  Seminarv  1909- 
Delta  Psl  fraternity;  Union,  Tavern,  Chagrin  married.  Pemberville.  O  to  Bertha  F  Win- 
Valley  Hunt,  Pepper  Pike,  Winous  Point  terhoff— children,  Esther  Marie  w'aener- 
Shooting.  New  York  Yacht  and  Yale  (New  founder  and  Pastor  of  Hope  Lutheran  church 
York)  club.s  Recreation:  shooting,  fishing,  since  1909;  sec.  board  of  trustees  Canltal 
yachting  and  golf  Residence.  3909  Euclid-  Univ.,  Columbus.  O.  Residence:  11111  Ash- 
ave.     Office:   1956  Union   Trust   Bldg.  bury-ave. 

WADE.  Katherine  Morrlii.  born,  Lexington, 


Wagner 
hlldren,    Frances    Wagner;    member    Golf 


381 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 

Daleford-rd.,    Shaker    Metals    Co.    and    The 
Syracuse  Univ.;   formi 
WAGXER,   Francis   W.,   retail    office    furnl-    ^e'-nity;   member  University;  Canterbury  Golf, 


club.      Residence:    3389    Daleford-rd.,    Shaker    Metals    Co.    and    The    Belmore    Co.;    trustee 
Hghts.  Syracuse  Univ.;   former  trustee  Zeta  Psi   fra- 


Feb.  9,  1920  to  Edna  Draper — children,  \VAI.,KER,  Lyninn  R.,  architect;  born, 
Frances  Wagner;  manager  of  furniture  dept.  Zanesville,  O.,  April  22,  1884;  son  Richard  B. 
of  Forman-Bassett  Co.  1914-1923;  organized  and  Lucretia  (Morgan)  Walker;  educated, 
the  Wagner-Henzy-P^isher  Co.  1923,  taking  Covington,  Kv.  common  and  high  school;  mar- 
over  largely  the  furniture  business  of  The  ried,  Cleveland,  Feb.  16,  1924  to  Marie  G. 
Forman-Bassett  Co.  no  longer  engaged  in  Towson;  world  war,  commanding  officer  of 
that  line;  sec.  and  treas.  The  Wagner-Henzy-  construction  squadron  in  aviation;  built  avi- 
Fisher  Co.;  member  Delta  Tau  Delta  fratern-  ation  fields  complete  at  front  in  France  dur- 
Ity;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation:  golf  jng  1918;  at  present  has  rank  of  major  avi- 
and  tennis.  Residence:  3389  Daleford-rd.,  ation  section  officers  reserve  corps  U.  S. 
Shaker  Hghts.     Office:   1902  Euclid-ave.  army.      Residence:    1716    E.    115th-st.      Office: 

WAGXER.  William  Carl.  Mayor  of  Avon;  1900  Euclid-ave. 
born  Brownhelm,  Feb.  13,  1883;  son  John  WALKER,  Mariette  Chandler,  born,  Cleve- 
and  Kathrine  (Becker)  Wagner;  educated,  land,  Oct.  18,  1898;  daughter  George  New- 
Brownhelm,  Kipton,  Berea  and  Cleveaand  combe  and  Gertrude  (Rust)  Chandler;  edu- 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  10,  1911  cated.  Laurel  school;  Miss  Masters  school, 
to  Matilda  Stedrousky;  director  Lorain  Den-  Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y.;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
ison  Savings  and  Loan  Co.  Residence:  De-  29,  1920  to  Willard  Foster  Walker — children, 
troit-rd.      Avon,    O.      Office:      Avon,    O.  Willard  Foster  Walker,  Jr.;  member  of  exec- 

„         ,    .  x^.     .         *4^„^»,„„    o»,/q    7-ooi       utlve  board  Rainbov^'  Hospital;  Women's  City 

AVAID.   Addison    Clark,   attorney   an<i/eal-  Residence:    2610   Berkshire-rd. 

tor;    born    Kinsman,    O.,    Jan.    26,     1879,    son 

Hamilton  J.  and  Lizzie  G.  (Dow)  Waid;  WALKER,  Willard  Foster,  mfg. ;  born, 
educated  Allegheny  college  A.B.  1901;  Bald-  Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  July  2,  1889;  son  Arthur 
win  Wallace  LL.B.  1904;  married,  Franklin,  Willard  and  Mary  Louise  (Foster)  Walker; 
Pa  June  28,  1910  to  Helen  Erma  Rogers —  educated  St.  Pauls'  school.  Concord,  N.  H., 
chiidren,  Addison  Clark  and  Helen  Elizabeth  1902-1908;  Yale  (Sheffield),  1908-1911;  mar- 
Waid-  trustee  Allegheny  College;  pres.  ried,  Cleveland,  June  29,  1920  to  Mariette 
The  Taylor  Duffey  Waid  Co.;  member  firm  Rust  Chandler — children,  Willard  F.  Walker, 
Waid  and  Duffey  Co.,  member  Cleveland  Jr.;  world  war  squadron  A.  N.  Y.  N.  G.  border 
Real  Estate  board;  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  patrol,  1916;  146  F.  A.,  A.  E.  F.,  Maine  of- 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Fairmount  Pres-  fense  and  defense  St.  Mihiel;  Meuse  Argonne; 
byterian  church;  Masonic  orders,  32nd  de-  1st  lieut.  Army  of  Occupation;  pres.  The 
gree,  Shrine;  Shaker  Heights  Country  and  Cleveland  Container  Co.;  treas.  The  Chis- 
Cleveland  Athletic  clubs;  Phi  Kappa  Psi  fra-  holm  Moore  Co.;  member  Kirtland,  Country, 
ternity.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2580  Tavern  and  St.  Elmo  (New  Haven,  Conn.) 
Wellington-rd.    Office:  506  Plain  Dealer  Bldg.    clubs.     Residence:   2610   Berkshire-rd.      Office: 

WALES,  Howard  S.,  general  contractor;  10630  Berea-rd. 
born,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  1882;  son  Walter  S.  and  W^ALLACE.  Fred  S..  real  estate;  born, 
Ella  W.  Wales;  educated,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.  and  Frankford,  Ind.,  Aug.  8,  1881;  son  W.  W.  and 
Pratt  Institute,  New  York  City  1904;  married,  Mary  J.  (Bollman)  Wallace;  educated,  West- 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  16,  1909  to  Jeannette  grn  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
Bell — children,  Henry,  Louise  and  Jeannette  18,1923  to  Mimi  Geesey;  pres.  The  Wallace 
Wales;  member  firm  Russell-Wales  Co.;  trus-  Realty  Co.,  The  Franklin  Savings  &  Loan 
tee  Cleveland  Heights  Presbyterian  church;  co..  The  Miles  Center  Land  Co.  and  The 
member  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence:  Properties  Development  Co.;  member  Alpha 
14263   Superior-rd.      Office:    1419   St.  Clair-ave.    Delta  Phi;    Cleveland   Athletic  club;  Chamber 

WALKER.   A.sahcl   A.,   contract   dept.   Halle    of    Commerce       Residence:    11205    Edgewater- 
Bros    Co.r  born,  Byron,  N.   Y.,   Sept.   15,   1889;    dr.      Office:   441   Engineers  Bldg. 
son    Edgar    and    Hettie    AL    (Clark)    Walker;         -WALLAIT,   Herman   L..   electrical    engineer; 


A., 
chi 

m^O  Tg^Y-' memberHmman'loclge  T' &  A^m"    drafting  and  miscellaneous  engineering  work 


church,    Youngstown,    O.,    three    years;    pres.    ^l^ene     Owers     and     Lucil  ^  MarTan     W^^^^ 
and  director  Youngstown  Credit  Men's  assn.,    ^^ene     uwers     and     i^uciue     Marian     vvauau, 


T^lftrZT    S^ff'^'^.wimm^int    and^'motoHng  eiectHcardesign   work  Tor  WeneratinV  planTs 

S^^r^f^P.        fqin'      T^Pr^ThTre  rd         CWMan^  transmission    lines,    substations   and    distribu- 

H^hts      Office     Hall?   Bros^'co''       ^^^^^^^"^  tion    lines;    installed    first    66.000    volt    under- 

Hghts.     urtice.    jnaiie    tiros.   <^o.  ground    transmission    circuits    in    U.    S. ;    con- 

AVALKER,    Clifford   R..    general    agent    The  tributor      to      technical      press,      etc.:      fellow 

Equitable   Life   Insurance    Co.   of   Iowa;   born,  American    Institute    of    Electrical    Engineers; 

Sherburne,    N.    Y.,    Sept.    6,    1884;    son   William  member    Electro-Chemical    society;    National 

R.  and  Marv  E.   (Gritman)   "Walker;  educated.  Electric  Light  assn.;  Assn.  of  Edison  Illumin- 

Svracuse    IJniv.,    1008,    Ph.B. ;    married.    Cam-  ating     Comi)anies;     Chamber     of     Commerce; 

den,  N.  J.,   Oct.   5,   1909   to  Joanna  M.  Street —  vestryman    and    treas.    St.    Alban's    Episcopal 

children,  William  E.,  Margaret  J.  and  Marvin  church.       Residence:    3051    E.    Derbyshire-rd. 

E.    Walker;    director    The    Cleveland    Electro  Office:    75    Public   Square. 

382 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


■WALIiS,  EwnPt  C,  department  manager; 
born,  Chandlersville,  O.,  Sept.  9,  1886;  son 
James  and  Mary  E.  (Elliott)  Walls;  educated, 
high  scliool;  married,  Warren,  O.,  1912  to 
Frances  E.  Archer — children,  John  Arclier, 
Evvart  G.  and  Margaret  Frances  Walls;  vice- 
pres.  and  asst.  sec.  The  Wni.  Edwards  Co. 
32nd  degree  Mason;  Sliriner;  member  Rotary 
club;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Residence: 
3020    Chadbourne-rd.      Office:    1300   W.    9th-st. 

WALSH,  Henry  Aueuntln,  architect;  born, 
Brantford;  son  Myles  and  Mary  (Murphy) 
Walsh;  educated.  University  of  Detroit,  A.  B. 
1882,  A.  M.  1896;  member  American  Institute 
of  Architects.     Residence:  1909  E.  82-st. 

AVAI^TERS,  Claire,  psychologist;  born, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  21,  1872;  daughter  Pliilip  and 
Mary  (Wlielan)  Walters;  educated,  Cleveland 
public,  high  and  normal  schools;  also  took 
courses  at  Harvard,  Columbia,  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh, New  York  Univ.;  graduate  of  Vine- 
land  Training  School,  Vineland,  N.  J.;  teacher 
at  boys'  school  25  years;  psychologist  and 
child  study  and  placement  work  for  Ju- 
venile court  since  its  beginning;  on  board 
of  education  30  years  doing  special  work 
with  problem  children,  spending  part  time 
with  boys  school,  juvenile  court,  dept.  of 
attendence  and  girls  school;  began  "work  in 
Juvenile  Delinquency  child  study  in  1912; 
had  first  playground  at  Forest  and  Wood- 
land-aves. ;  helped  organize  first  detention 
home  and  school;  one  of  the  first  trustees 
of  Woman's  club;  member  Council  of  Women, 
and  served  for  several  terms  as  treas.;  mem- 
ber Health  Protective  assn.;  Monday  club; 
Columbia  Teachers  College  assn.;  Advisors 
club  of  Columbia;  N.  E.  A.  assn.;  Women's  Re- 
lief corps;  member  Women's  City,  Business 
Women's,  Zonta,  Sorosis,  Social  Workers  and 
Unity  clubs.  Residence:  4108  E.  91st-st. 
Office:  Board  of  Education. 

AVALTHOUR,  Frederick,  Dale,  telephone 
engineer;  born,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  July  8,  1883; 
son  William  B.  and  Edith  (McUwain)  XVTl- 
thour;  educated,  Painesville  public  and  high 
schools,  1902;  Ohio  State  Univ.  M.  E.  1906; 
married,  Wellington,  O.,  Sept.  8,  1908  to  Lu- 
cille McDermott — children,  Marian  McDer- 
mott  and  Edith  Barbara  Walthour;  engi- 
neer with  New  York  Telephone  Co.,  New 
York  City  1906-1920;  division  plant  engineer 
Ohio  Bell  Telephone  Co.  since  1923:  vice  pres. 
The  James  C.  MacDermott  Co.,  Wellington,  O. ; 
member  American  Institute  of  Electrical 
Engineers;  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternitv;  Well- 
ington lodge  No.  127  F.  &  A.  M. ;  High  Noon 
club.  Residence:  1287  Carlyon-rd.  Office: 
6205    Carnegie-ave. 

WAIyTOX,      Gertrude      I>oiilne      Hntchlnnon, 

born,  Madison,  Ind.,  May  14.  1859;  daughter 
Dr.  James  Bingham  and  Sarah  Margaret 
(Cooke)  Hutchinson;  educated,  public  and 
private  schools,  Madison,  Ind.;  made  special 
studv  of  vocal  music  in  Cleveland;  married, 
Madison,  Ind.,  Aug.  6,  1885  to  John  Whittlesey 
Walton — children,  Gertrude  Letltia  Walton 
Holt,  Margaret  Whittlesey  Walton  DeWitt 
and  Gladys  Walton  Jennings;  soprano  in  quar- 
tette choir  of  the  Euclid  Ave.  Presbyterian 
church  for  sixteen  years;  member  Cleveland 
Museum  of  Art;  Women's  Auxiliary  of  the 
Cleveland  Orchestra;  charter  member  Fort- 
nightly Musical  club;  Women's  City  club. 
Recreation:  attending  concerts  and  the  opera; 
motoring  and  reading.  Residence:  1980  Ford- 
dr. 

W.\I.TOX.  John  WhlttleHey,  ship  fnitfltter, 
merchant  and  manufacturer;  born,  Salisbury, 
Conn.,    Jan.    15,    1845;    son    Luclua    Clark    and 


Mary  Vesta  (Whittlesey)  Walton;  educated, 
Tallmadge,  O.  public  schools  and  Academy; 
Eastman's  Business  college,  Poughkeepsle, 
New  York;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  6,  1869 
to  LeMira  Augusta  Lyman  (deceased) — chil- 
dren, Edwin  Augustus  (deceased),  Ethel 
wyne  Walton  Osborn  and  Florence  L.  Walton 
Dorr;  married,  Madison,  Ind.,  Aug.  6,  1885 
to  Gertrude  Louise  Hutchinson — children, 
Gertrude  Letitia  Walton  Holt,  Margaret 
Whittlesey  Walton  DeWitt  and  Gladys  Wal- 
ton Jennings;  resident  of  Cleveland  since 
July  1864;  with  J.  E.  Upson  founded  House  of 
Upson  and  Walton  now  The  Upson-Walton 
Co.;  treas.  Upson  Walton  Co.,  1893-1914;  pres. 
1914-1921;  also  director;  treas.  The  Cleve- 
land Block  Co.  since  1882;  director  Cleve- 
land Grain  and  Milling  Co.;  member  Early 
Settlers  as.^n.;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce (director  1902-1904);  American  Acad- 
emy of  Political  and  Social  Science;  Ohio 
State  Archeological  and  Historical  society; 
member  Western  Reserve  Hi.storical  So- 
ciety; member  Cleveland  Bethel  Union  (trus- 
tee, sec.  and  treas.)  trustee  and  life  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Associated  Charities  (.sec.  and 
treas.  for  25  years);  life  member  Y.  M.  C.  A. 
and  Ohio  State  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  life  member  New 
England  society;  Sons  of  the  American 
Revolution;  Society  of  the  Mayfiower  De- 
scendents  of  Ohio;  Philosophical  club  of 
Cleveland;  Rowfant  club;  on  board  of  (Cuya- 
hoga) County  Visitors,  18S2-18S3.  Recre- 
ation: walking,  rowing,  travel,  music,  writ- 
ing, study  and  tran.ilation  from  French 
Residence:  1980  Ford-dr.  Office:  1310  W. 
Eleventh-st.      (Deceased.) 

WAI^TZ,  Clniide  Dnmon,  physiician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Cleveland,,  Sept.  13,  1891; 
son  Alvan  L.  and  Minnie  A.  (Rose)  Waltz; 
educated,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  M.  C. ;  married, 
Amherst,  O.,  Sept.  13,  1917  to  Ethel  M.  Far- 
rell — children,  Eileen  Marguerite  and  Rob- 
ert Claude.  Waltz;  world  war,  volunteer 
Medical  Service  corps;  interne  City  hospital, 
1913-1914;  sec.  of  staff  Glenville  hospital 
1921-1923;  pres.  of  staff  Glenville  hospital 
1924-1926;  member  board  of  directors  Glen- 
ville hospital;  member  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Ohio  State  and  American  Medical  assn.; 
chafrman  membership  committee  and  clas- 
sification committee  of  the  Academy  of 
Medicine,  1925-1926;  Pi  Upsilon  Rho  Medical 
fraternity;  Euclid  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  McKIn- 
lev  Chapter;  Odd  Fellows;  member  Cleve- 
land club.  Residence:  13503  Sixth-ave., 
E.    Cleveland.       Office:     10403     Euclid-ave. 

W'AND.  .\iignMtine  Christopher,  born,  Lan- 
caster, Wis.,  Nov.  13,  1883;  son  Anton  and 
Clara  (Meier)  Wand;  educated,  grade  school, 
Crawford,  Neb.  and  Breda,  la.;  high  school, 
St.  Lawrence  college,  Mt.  Calvary  Wis.:  col- 
legiate studies  St.  Stanislaus  Novitiate, 
Brooklyn,  O.  and  St.  Louis  Univ.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  A.  B.  and  A.  M. ;  instructor  Campion 
college,  Prairie  du  Chlen,  Wis.;  Instructor 
St.  Johns  college,  Toledo,  O.;  prof,  of  Phil- 
osophv  St.  Louis  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  prof, 
of  philosophy  Creighton  Univ.,  Omaha,  Neb.; 
manager  and  supervisor  of  buildings  and 
librarian  John  Carroll  Univ.,  Cleveland; 
member  Society  of  Jesus.  Residence:  1911 
W.    30th-st. 

WANZKR.  George  T.ewlw,  real  estate;  born, 
Rochester,  N.  Y.,  1869;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  1899  to  Gertrude  M.  Fuller — children, 
Frances  Fuller  fMrs.  M.  W.  Mucrler),  George 
Lewis  Wanzer,  Jr.  and  Charles  Rusted  Wan- 
zer;  member  Cleveland  club.  Residence: 
1902  Rosemont-rd.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office: 
1414    Schofleld    Bldg. 


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■U'ANZER,  Gertrude  Fuller,  born,  Elyria, 
O.,  1875;  daughter  Charles  Wesley  and  Mary 
Jane  (Hewitt)  Fuller;  educated,  Miss  Mit- 
tleberger's  school;  Wells  college,  Aurora, 
N.  y.;  married,  Cleveland,  June,  1899  to 
George  Lewis  Wanzer — children,  Frances 
F'uller  (Mrs.  M.  W.  Mugler),  George  Lewis 
Wanzer,  Jr.  and  Charles  Husted  Wanzer. 
Residence:     1902   Rosemont-rd.,  E.   Cleveland. 

WARD,  CheMer  Arthur,  treas.  The  Brooks 
Oil  Co.;  born,  Oct.  14,  1867;  son  David  and 
Rebecca  (Edie)  Ward;  educated.  New  Cum- 
berland, W.  Va. ;  married,  Grandview,  O., 
June  4,  1895  to  Ida  Vena  Williamson,  daugh- 
ter of  B.  Jerome  and  Narcls.sa  (Dorsey)  Wil- 
liamson— children,  Miriam  Elizabeth  Ward; 
member  City  Council  of  New  Cumberland, 
W.  Va.  for  several  years;  elder  of  Presby- 
terian church  in  New  Cumberland  for  about 
five  years;  elder  Miles  Park  Presbyterian 
church,  Cleveland  for  twenty-eight  years; 
taught  Sabbath  school  class  for  years,  Miles 
Park  Presbyterian  church;  member  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  and  served  on  member- 
ship committee;  member  Chamber  of  Indus- 
try since  organization;  director  and  treas. 
The  Brooks  Oil  Co.,  Para  Paint  and  Varnish 
Co.,  The  Hercules  Adjustment  Co.  and  The 
United  States  Oil  Co.;  director  the  N.  B. 
Fails  Lubricating  Co.^  of  Buffalo,  N.  Y.; 
member  Cleveland  Purchasing  Agent  assn. 
Residence:  9811  Miles-ave.  Office:  3304 
E.    87th-st. 

"WARD,  Edna,  dentist;  born,  Phillippi, 
W.  Va. :  educated,  Athens,  O.  high  school; 
Ohio  State  Univ.;  Philadelphia  Dental  col- 
lege; world  war,  served  four  years  in  France, 
two  years  with  American  Women's  hospital 
Unit  and  two  years  with  American  Committee 
for  Devastated  France;  in  practice  ten  years 
In  Cincinnati;  since  returning  from  France 
in  Cleveland;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  and 
National  Dental  societies;  Daughters  of  the 
American  Revolution;  Daughters  of  the  Sign- 
ers of  Declaration  of  Independence;  1st  vice- 
pres.  Cleveland  Business  and  Professional 
Women's  club:  pres.  Women's*  Overseas 
League.      Residence:      10510    Euclid-ave. 

WARD,  Julia  Butler,  born,  1845;  daughter 
William  M.  and  Isabell  C.  (Witter)  Butler; 
educated,  Ravenna  high  school;  married, 
Ravenna,  Jan.  1,  1865  to  Lyman  Sawyer 
Ward — children,  Katherlne  Butler  and  Ly- 
man B.  Ward,  who  was  selected  as  speaker 
in  President  Coolidge's  campaign  of  1924  and 
later  appointed  as  asst.  judge  in  U.  S.  Court. 
Residence:    2923    Lee-rd.,    Shaker   Hghts. 

WARD,  Timothy  C,  retired;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  1,  1864;  son  John  and  Ellen  (Shea) 
Ward;  educated,  St.  John's  Cathedral  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  1890  to  Mary  Gal- 
lagher— children,  Helen  Kenworthy,  Nora 
and  Mary  Ward;  started  business  career 
with  J.  B.  Savage  Company;  resigned  his 
position  a.s  supt.  in  1899  when  he  established 
the  printing  firm  of  Ward  and  Shaw;  sole 
owner  of  this  firm  and  actively  connected 
with  it  until  he  retired  from  business  in 
1920;  interested  in  Seller-Kilrain  Cartage  Co. 
and  Suburban  Realty  Co.;  member  Gllmour 
Council  No.  310  Knights  of  Columbus.  Resi- 
dence:     13633    Euclid-ave. 

W^ARDWELL,  Stanler  Howard,  manufac- 
turer; born,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Dec.  2,  1891; 
son  Frank  W.  and  May  E.  (Davock)  Ward- 
well;  educated.  University  school;  Browne  & 
Nichols,  Cambridge,  Mass.;  Harvard  college, 
A.  B.  1916;  Harvard  graduate  school  of  Busi- 
ness Administration;  married.  San  Francis- 
co, Calif.,  Jan.  10,  1925  to  Evelyn  Way  McBur- 
ney — child,  Stanley  Howard,  Jr.;   world  war, 


1st  officer's  training  camp.  May  1917;  served 
at  Ft.  Benj.  Harrison,  Ind.  and  Fortress 
Monroe,  Va.  (coast  artillery);  later  1st 
lieut.  office  of  the  chief,  motor  transport 
corps,    Washington,    D.    C. ;    discharged    April 

I,  1919,  capt.  officers'  reserve  corps.;  vice 
pres.  The  Wardwell  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Uni- 
versity club;  member  Cleveland  Museum  of 
Natural  History.  Residence:  2676  E.  Over- 
look-rd.,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

WARNE,  Harold  M.,  dental  surgeon;  born, 
Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  25,  1893;  son  William  M. 
and  Marian  (Stevens)  Warne;  educated.  Wes- 
tern Reserve  Univ.,  1917,  doctor  of  dental 
surgery:  married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Sept.  27, 
1919  to  Elizabeth  B.  Robbins — children,  Wil- 
liam Dewart  Warne;  world  war,  camp  Sher- 
man, O.,  1st  lieut.  Dental  corps,  158th  Depot 
Brigade,  Sept.  18,  1918  to  Sept.  16,  1919;  den- 
tal surgeon  since  June  1917;  chairman  Cleve- 
land Chapter  Assn.  of  Military  Dental  Sur- 
geons of  the  U.  S. ;  Delta  Sigma  Delta  fra- 
ternity; member  Army  and  Navy  Union; 
vice  commander  Army  Officers'  Assn.;  Re- 
serve Officers'  Assn.;  pre.s.  Dental  Group  of 
the  Army  Officers'  Assn.  Residence:  1233 
Chase-ave,    Lakewood. 

WARNER,  Carl  E.,  merchant;  born,  Medi- 
na, O.,  Nov.  13,  1860;  children,  Mr.  E.  A. 
Warner;  Carlos  J.  Warner;  Mrs.  J.  R.  Wyflie 
and  Mrs.  W.  S.  Martin.  Residence:  South 
Kinsman-rd.,  CJhagrin  Falls,  O.  Office:  War- 
ren,  O. 

WARNER  E.  Allen,  born.  Medina,  Nov.  10, 
1893;  son  Carl  and  Pearl  B.  (Brenner)  War- 
ner; educated.  University  school.  Residence: 
Witchwood   Farm,    Chagrin    Falls,    O. 

WARNER,  Elizabeth  Whitney,  born.  Pal- 
myra, N.  Y.,  Sept.  13,  1855;  daughter  Charles 
Field  and  Charlotte  (Crittenden)  Whitney; 
educated.  Lake  Erie  college;  married.  Min- 
eral Ridge,  O.,  Oct.  14,  1874  to  William  Henry 
Warner — children,  Whitney  and  Hoyt  Lan- 
don  Warner;  member  committee  on  financ- 
ing and  furnishing  Y.  W.  C.  A.  new  building, 
1908-1912.  Recreation:  home  flower  garden. 
Residence:  2689  E.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

^VARNER,  Franz  C,  architect;  born, 
Painesville,  O. ;  son  F.  G.  L.  and  Isabella 
(Childs)  Warner;  educated,  Painesville  high 
school;  Case  school  of  Applied  Science;  mar- 
ried, Youngstown,  O.,  July  12,  1904  to  Hazel 
Virginia  Ward;  architect  for  many  schools, 
college  buildings  and  churches;  member 
American  Institute  of  Architects;  Cleveland 
Engineering  Society;  Beta  Theta  Phi  fra- 
ternity and  Masonic  lodge;  member  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  Union  and  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic clubs.  Recreation:  horseback  riding. 
Residence:  Hunting  Valley  Village.  Office: 
510  Bulkley  Bldg. 

WARNER,  Katharine  Mapes  Hough,  born 
Cleveland,  Dec.  23,  1871;  daughter  Alfred 
Bronson  and  Abby  (Rhodes)  Hough;  edu- 
cated. Miss  Mittleberger's  school;  Lake  Erie 
college,    Painesville;    married,    Cleveland,    Oct. 

II,  1899  to  Albert  R.  Warner  (deceased)  — 
children,  Lois  Adeline  Warner  (deceased); 
member  Union,  Country,  Cleveland  Auto- 
mobile, Shaker  Lakes  Garden  and  Women's 
City  clubs.     Residence:  lL'5:i6  Cedar-rd. 

WARNER,  Pearl  B.  Brenner;  born,  Medina, 
O.,  Aug.  13,  1870;  daughter  E.  and  Justina 
(Miller)  Brenner;  educated.  New  England 
(Conservatory  of  Music,  Boston; — children,  Mr. 
E.  A.  Warner,  Mrs.  J.  R.  Wyllie,  Carlos  J. 
Warner  and  Mrs.  W.  B.  Martin.  Residence: 
Witchwood   Farm,   Chagrin   Falls,   O. 

WARNER,  W^hltney,  bituminous  coal  oper- 
ator;   born.   Mineral   Ridge.   O..   June   3,    1878; 


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son  William  Henry  and  Elizabeth  (Wliit- 
ney)  Warner;  educated.  University  school, 
18^7;  married,  Cliicago,  111.,  Oct.  4,  1904  to 
Florence  Smith — children,  Whitney  Warner, 
Jr.,  Alarion  Merrill  and  Florence  Jenot  War- 
ner; Red  Cross  work  during  the  war;  direc- 
tor Union  Trust  Co.,  Tlie  Warner  Collieries 
Co.,  The  Morris  I'lan  Bank  and  Clevehmd 
Land  &  Securities  Co.;  partner  W.  H.  War- 
ner &  Company;  trustee  Collegre  of  Wooster, 
Playhouse,  University  School  and  Musical 
Arts  a.ssn.;  member  Union,  Kirtland,  May- 
field,  Mid-Day  and  Pepper  IMke  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2677  E.  Overlook-rd.  Office:  1708 
Union    Trust    Bldg. 

AV'.vnXER,  AVniliim  Henry,  coal  oper- 
ator; born,  Youngstown,  O.,  Oct.  12th  1S49; 
son  Jonathan  and  Eliza  (Landon)  Warner; 
educated,  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  Amherst 
college;  married.  Mineral  Ridge,  O.,  Oct.  14, 
1874  to  Elizabeth  Carrie  Whitney — children, 
Whitney  Warner  and  Hoyt  Landon  War- 
ner; pres.  of  seven  coal  mining  companies 
and  director  in  six  manufacturing  and  real 
p.state  companies;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Knights  Templar;  Delta  Kappa  Epllson  fra- 
ternity; Union,  Mid-Day  and  Cleveland  Coun- 
try clubs.  Recreation:  travel.  Residence: 
2689  E.  Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghta. 
Office:   1708  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

WARXER,  Worcester  Reed,  mechanical 
engineer;  born,  Cummington,  Mass.,  May  16, 
1846;  son  Franklin  John  and  Vesta  Wales 
(Reed)  Warner;  Western  Pennsylvania,  D. 
M.  Scj  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  D.  E.; 
Royal  Astronomical  Society,  F.  R.  A.  S. ; 
honorary  and  charter  member  and  past 
pres.  A.  S.  M.  E.;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
26,  1890  to  Cornelia  Fraley  Blakemore— 
children,  Helen  Blakemore  Warner;  past 
pres.  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  vice- 
chairman  of  the  board  The  Warner  &  Swa- 
sey  Co.;  trustee  Society  for  Savings;  direc- 
tor Guardian  Trust  Company;  advisory  board 
Union  Trust  Company;  vice-pres.  The  Cax- 
ton  Building  Company;  member  British  As- 
tronomical society  and  American  Astronom- 
ical society;  Astrophysical  Society;  fellow  of 
the  Royal  Astronomical  Society  and  Amer- 
ican Assn.  for  the  Advancement  of  Science; 
trustee  Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  Adel- 
bert  college.  Western  Reserve  Univ.  and  the 
Cleveland  School  of  Art;  member  advisory 
board  Art  Museum;  trustee  Tarry  town  Hos- 
pital; member  Union,  University,  Rowfant 
clubs  of  Cleveland  and  Engineers'  club  of 
New  York.  Recreation:  private  observa- 
tory and  collecting  rare  Chinese  curios. 
Residence:  "Hillholm",  Tarry  town,  New 
York.      Office:      5701    Carnegle-ave. 

WARWICK,  Emma  Evans,  born,  Piermont, 
N.  H.;  daughter  Orne  and  Hannah  (Grant) 
Evans;  educated.  Female  Seminary,  Oxford, 
N.  H. ;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  22,  1894  to 
Nathan  Egbont  "U'arwick — children,  Ralyih 
Evans  Warwick.     Residence:   1967   E.   75th-st. 

W^ARWICK,  Nathan  ERbert,  attorney  at 
law;  born,  Hamilton,  O.,  Feb.  11,  1849;  son 
Jeremiah  and  Lydia  (Smith)  Warwick;  edu- 
cated, common  school.  Seven  Mile  Academy, 
Miami  Univ.  Oxford,  O.,  1872,  classical  course 
A.  B. :  master  of  arts  degree  conferred  by 
Miami  18S6;  married,  Cleveland,  1894  to  Em- 
ma J.  Evans — two  children;  admitted  to 
Ohio  Bar  Oct.  25.  1873:  to  circuit  and  dis- 
trict Court  of  the  United  States  In  1900; 
engaged  in  general  practice  of  law  ten  years 
at  Plamilton,  O.,  then  employed  as  attorney 
for  tax  agents  authorized  by  law  to  collect 
taxes  on  omitted  property  which  work  cov- 
ered the  cities  of  Dayton,  Toledo,  Youngs- 
town  and  other  cities,  and  later  Cuyahog.a 
County    in    which    for    fourteen    years    made 


collections  for  the  county  treasury;  Invent- 
ed Hurlo  Golf  In  1923;  pres.  Warwick  Japan- 
ning &  Enameling  Co.;  member  Wlllowick 
Country,  National  Town  and  Country  and 
Uoyal  I'alm  Miami  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf,  swimming  and  touring.  liosidence: 
1967  E.  75-st.  Office:  822  Union  .Mortgage 
Bldg. 

WASON,  Mabel  Dreckenridf^e,  born,  Nor- 
walk,  O. ;  daughter  Warren  Cook  and  lone 
(Bevler)  Breckenrldge;  educated,  Vassar 
college,  B.  A.;  married,  Hamilton,  ()nt.,  Feb. 
12.  1901  to  Charles  William  Wason;  world 
war  supt.  surgical  dressings.  Lake  division, 
A.  R.  C.  July-Nov.  1918;  pres.  College  Club 
1915-1916-1917;  pres.  Day  Nursery  assn. 
1913-1916;  pres.  Cleveland  Vassar  Alumnae 
assn.  1904,  1905,  1913,  1914,  1915,  1916;  direc- 
tor Day  Nursery  &  Free  Kindergarten  assn. 
and  Women's  City  club;  trustee  Associated 
Charities;  member  Mayfleld  Country,  Kirt- 
land, Union,  Women's  City,  College  and 
Women's  National  Republican  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   2472    Overlook-rd. 

WAS.SER,  Gc<»rtt-o  Nevin.  dentist:  born, 
Greenville,  Pa.,  1869;  son  Thomas  and  Chris- 
tina Wasser;  educated,  Greenville  public 
schools,  Theil  college;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  D.D.S.  1895;  married,  Mercer,  Pa., 
1899  to  Helene  Seaton — children,  George  Sea- 
ton  Wasser;  pres.  and  sec.  Cleveland  Dental 
society;  imember  Delta  Sigma  fraternity; 
Union,  Mayfield  and  Hermit  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2842  Lee-rd.  Office: 
624   Hanna   Bldg. 

WATERBURY,  Ralph  H.,  asst.  sec.  and 
treas. ;  born,  Chicago,  Aug.  7,  1881;  son  Wm. 
H.  and  Nellie  S.  (Wetmore)  Waterbury;  edu- 
cated. Case  School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  5,  1925  to  Esther  A. 
Malone — children,  three  by  former  marriage; 
asst.  sec.  and  treas.  Union  Mortgage  Co.;  con- 
nected with  various  other  companies;  mem- 
ber Canterbury  Golf  club.  Residence:  3130 
Woodbury-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office.  200 
Union    Mtge.    Bldg. 

WATERWORTH,     Elixaheth     Carey,     born, 

Salem,  O.,  June  13,  1889;  daughter  James  R. 
and  Carrie  (Hampson)  Carey;  educated,  high 
school;  St.  Margaret's  school  (which  later 
became  Westover  school),  Waterbury,  Conn; 
married,  Salem,  O.,  Dec.  25,  1917  to  William 
Waterworth — Elizabeth  Waterworth:  world 
war,  Red  Cross  worker.  Residence:  3391 
Tullamore-rd.    Cleveland    Hghts. 

WATERWORTH.  .Toshua  Boone,  attorney 
at  law;  born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  April  20,  1885; 
son  William  and  Mary  (Boone)  ^Vaterworth; 
educated.  Polytechnic  Preparatory  school, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. ;  Phillips  Academy,  Andover, 
Mass.,  1904;  Yale  B.A.  1908;  Western  Re- 
serve Law  School,  LL.B.,  1911;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  3,  1925,  to  Fredericka  S. 
Goff:  asst.  U.  S.  attorney,  Cleveland,  1913- 
1915;  U.  S.  commissioner  Cleveland.  1916- 
1925;  member  Troop  A.,  O.  N.  G.  1912-1915; 
1916-1917  border  service;  commissioned  1st 
lieut.  U.  S.  A.  Aug.  15,  1917,  Ft.  Harrison,  Ind.; 
capt.  51st  F.  A.,  U.  S.  A.;  discharged,  Den.  21, 
1918;  admitted  to  Ohio  Bar  and  engaged  in 
the  general  practice  of  law  at  Cleveland,  O. 
since  1911;  In  military  service  from  June 
1916  to  Dec.  1918:  now  associated  with  his 
brother,  William  Waterworth  In  the  practice 
of  law  at  Cleveland:  member  of  firm  Water- 
worth  and  Waterworth;  member  Cleveland 
and  Ohio  B.ar  assns. ;  ITnlversitv  club.  Resi- 
dence: 10317  Brighton-rd.  Office:  825  Wil- 
liamson   Bldg. 

W^ATERWORTir,  ^ViIllam,  attorney  at 
law:  born,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  7,  1883;  son 
William  and  Mary  (Boone)  Waterworth:  edu- 
cated.       Polytechnic       Preparatory       school. 


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Brooklyn,  N.  Y. ;  Phillips  Academy,  Andover, 
Mass.,  iy04;  Williams  college,  1908;  Wes- 
tern Reserve  Law  school,  LLi.  B.  1913;  mar- 
ried, Salem,  O.,  Dec.  25,  1917  to  Elizabeth 
Carey — children,  Elizabeth  Waterworth; 
served  with  U.  S.  N.  R.  F.  Sept.  3,  1918 
to  Feb.  14,  1919;  commissioned  ensign,  U.  S.  N. 
Feb.  1919;  admitted  to  Ohio  bar  and  engaged 
In  general  practice  of  law  at  Cleveland  since 
1913;  now  associated  with  brother,  Joshua 
B.  Waterworth  in  practice  of  l^w;  member 
of  law  firm  Waterworth  and  Waterworth; 
member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  Bar  assns. ; 
American  Legion;  City  and  Salem  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  3391  Tullamore-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.     Office:   825  Williamson  Bldg. 

WATKIXS,  Arthur  C,  engineer;  born, 
Sheldon,  111.,  Mar.  17,  1893;  son  Charles  G. 
and  Eva  (Caldwell)  Watkins;  educated  East 
high  school  and  Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E.;  mar- 
ried. St,  Paul,  Minn.,  Sept.  23,  1922  to  Mar- 
Jorie  Helen  Sime;  construction  engineer, 
Lundoff,  Bicknell  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Engineering  society;  Alpha  Tau  Omega  fra- 
ternity and  University  club.  Residence: 
2256   Woodmere-dr. 

WATKIXS,  Ralph  M.,  physician;  horn, 
Wolcott,  N.  Y.,  May  29,  1895;  son  Dr.  Ralph 
H.  and  Adelaide  (Cornwell)  Watkins;  edu- 
cated, Leavenworth  Institute,  W'olcott,  N.  Y. ; 
Syracuse  Univ.,  B.  S.  and  M.  D. ;  married 
Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  16,  1919  to  Alice  Ken- 
yon — children,  Barbara  Watkins;  world  war, 
E.  M.  R.  C.  1917-1918;  fellow  and  member  of 
staff,  Cleveland  Clinic  Feb.  1922-Nov.  1925; 
medical  advisor  B.  of  L.  E.  since  Sept.  1925; 
member  American  Congress  of  Internal  Medi- 
cine: Academy  Medicine,  Cleveland;  Ohio 
State  Medical  assn.;  Delta  Upsilon  and  Nu 
Sigma  Xu  fraternities;  Masonic  lodge; 
American  Legion;  Chagrin  Valley  Golf 
club.  Residence:  2996  Edgehill-rd.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts.  Office:  2138  Lee-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

WATKINS,  i;%'illlam  Bryant,  agent  Travel- 
ers Insurance  Co.;  born,  East  Schuyler,  N.  Y., 
Dec.  6,  1872;  son  J.  H.  J.  and  Mary  lone  (Rich- 
ardson) Watkins;  educated,  Schuyler  district 
school;  Frankfort  Academy;  married,  Youngs- 
town,  O.,  Nov.  9,  1898  to  Maud  Virginia  Don- 
ald.son — children,  William  Donaldson  Wat- 
kins; with  Commercial  Nat'l  Bank  1892-1908, 
resigning  to  become  agent  of  Travelers  In- 
surance Co.  in  1908;  director  The  Malin  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Life  Underwriters  Inc.; 
Al  Koran  Shrine;  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  pres.  Trav- 
elers Club  of  Cleveland;  member  Cleveland 
Athletic,  Acacia  Country,  Shrine  and  High 
Noon  clubs.  Residence:  2936  Paxton-rd., 
Shaker  Hghts.     Office:  Union  Mortgage  Bldg. 

AVATSOX.  John  H.  Jr..  lawyer;  born,  Brad- 
ford, Vt.,  Sept.  1,  1883;  son  John  H.  and 
Clara  L.  (Hammond)  Watson;  educated,  St. 
Johnsbury  Acaderhy  1900;  Dartmouth  Col- 
lege A.  B.,  1904;  Harvard  law  school  LL.  B., 
1907;  member  law  firm  M.  B.  &  H.  H.  John- 
son; director  The  Austin  Powder  Co.;  sec. 
and  director  The  Corrigan  McKinney  Steel 
Co.;  vice-pres.,  asst  treas.  and  director  The 
McKinney  Steel  Holding  Co.;  sec  and  di- 
rector The  Lees-Bradner  Co.  and  The  Bishop 
and  Babcock  Co.;  director  The  General  In- 
dustries Manufacturing  Co.,  and  The  Wagner 
Awning  &  INIfg.  Co.;  sec.  and  treas.  Alum- 
inum Mfrs.,  Inc.;  member  Cleveland  and 
Ohio  State  Bar  assn.;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Athletic.  University,  Union  and 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  Fortieth  Apart- 
ments.     Office:       1669    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

WATSON,  John  Randolph,  secretary;  born, 
Randolph,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  27,  1890;  son  Philip  Jay 
and  Ellen  (Comstock)  Watson;  educated. 
New  Castle,  Pa.  high  school;  Oberlin  college. 


A.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  14,  1923  to 
Florence  McCorkindale — children,  John  R. 
Watson,  Jr.;  world  war,  lieut.  tank  corps, 
U.  S.  A.;  sec.  The  Ohio  State  Mtge  Co.  since 
1919,  also  director;  sec.  and  director  The 
Ohio  State  Bldg.  Co.;  director  The  Pyramid 
Savings  Co.;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  board.  Recreation: 
tennis,  liandball  and  travel.  Residence:  3300 
Norwood-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1730 
Engineers    Bank    Bldg. 

WATSOX.  Mary  Kluniph.  born,  Cleveland 
Jan.  4,  1902;  daughter  Arch  C.  and  Eva 
(Weideman)  Klumph;  educated.  East  high 
and  Laurel  schools;  Sweet  Briar  college,  Va.; 
married,  Cleveland,  May  26,  1922  to  Stanley 
H.  Watson — children,  Thomas  Stoneman  and 
Kathryn  Chloe  Watson.  Residence:  2714 
Hampshire-rd.,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

AVATSON,  Perley  Melvin,  school  principal; 
born,  Prairie  Creek,  Ind.,  July  11,  1885;  Bon 
John  Marine  and  Martha  (Frakes)  Watson; 
educated,  Indiana  State  normal  school,  1909; 
Univ.  of  111.,  A.  B.  1914,  A.  M.,  1919;  married. 
Pimento,  Ind.,  June  28,  1911  to  Margaret 
Elizabeth  Moore — children,  John  Moore  and 
George  Henry  Watsoo;  principal  and  supt. 
rural  and  village  schools,  Ind.,  1903-1910; 
Bellflower,  111,  1910-1913;  Chrisman,  111.,  1914- 
1918;  Robinson,  111.,  1918-1921;  principal 
Thomas  A.  Edison  school,  Cleveland  since 
1921;  member  Phi  Delta  Kappa  and  Delta 
Sigma  Rho  fraternities;  Adelphic  Society, 
Univ.  of  111.;  I.  O.  O.  F.  and  Masonic  lodge. 
Recreation:  hiking.  Residence:  14816  Hil- 
liard-rd.,  Lakewood,  O.  Office:  1555  W.  29th- 
st. 

WATSOX.  Stanley  H.,  life  insurance;  born, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  May  31,  1890;  son,  Merrill  and 
Alice  (Hedrick)  Watson;  educated.  East 
Orange,  N.  J.  liigh  school;  Mercersburg  Acad- 
emy; Cornell  Univ.,  B.  S.;  married,  Cleveland, 
May  26,  1922  to  Mary  Weideman  Klumph — 
children,  Thomas  Stoneman  and  Kathryn 
Chloe  Watson;  world  war,  1st  officers  train- 
ing camp.  Fort  McPherson,  Georgia;  capt. 
field  artillery,  321st  field  artillery,  82nd  divi- 
sion; member  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternity;  Sons 
of  the  American  Revolution;  National  Aero- 
nautic assn.;  Rotary,  University  and  Na- 
tional Town  and  Country  clubs.  Re.sidence: 
2714  Hampshire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Of- 
fice:     900    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

AVATSON,  AVilbur  J.,  architect  and  engineer; 
born,  Berea,  O.,  April  5,  1871;  son  David  R. 
and  Maria  (Parker)  Watson;  educated,  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science,  B.  S.  and  C.  E., 
Tau  Beta  Pi;  married,  Cleveland,  1900  to  Har- 
riett Martha  Barnes — children,  Emily  M.  and 
Sara  R.  Watson;  engaged  in  boat  construc- 
tion during  war;  has  been  engaged  in  the 
design  and  supervision  of  construction  of 
buildings,  bridges,  marine  structures,  etc.; 
five  years  with  Lake  Shore  and  Michigan 
Southern  Ry.  (New  York  Central  R.  R.); 
nine  years  as  employee  of  other  engineers 
and  architects;  nineteen  years  in  private 
practice;  senior  partner  Wilbur  Watson 
and  Associates;  pres.  and  director  The 
Watson  Engineering  Co.  of  New  York; 
vice-pres.  and  director  of  The  Watson 
Investment  Co.;  member  American  Society  of 
Civil  Engineers;  American  Railway  Engineers 
assn.;  American  Concrete  Institute;  Amer- 
ican Institute  of  Steel  Construction:  Society 
of  Terminal  Engineers;  Cleveland  Engineer- 
ing Society;  member  corporation  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science;  trustee  Baldwin-Wallace 
college;  member  Phi  Delta  Theta  fraternity; 
Heights  Masonic  lodge;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce;   Builders    Exchange;    Union,    Mid-Day, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


University  and  Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs; 
Engineers  club  of  New  York;  among  the 
buildings  constructed  under  his  supervision 
are,  Cleveland  freight  terminal  for  New 
York  Central;  bridges  on  Cleveland  Rapid 
Transit  Ry.;  bridge  at  Willoughby,  O.; 
Troop  A  Armory:  Lincoln  Storage  Warehouse. 
Bolton  Square  Hotel;  White  Motor  factory 
buildings,  etc.  Recreation:  some  golf  and 
gardening.  Residence:  1934  Rosemont-rd. 
Offices:  4614  Prospect-ave.,  Cleveland;  140 
Cedar-st.,   New   York   City. 

"WATTERSOX.  AierneH  G..  born,  Vermilion, 
O.,  Sept.  24,  1879;  daughter  Joseph  C.  and 
Alice  (Devin)  Gilchrist;  educated,  Miss  Mit- 
tleberger's  school,  1897;  Smith  college,  1901, 
B.  A.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  23,  1902  to 
John  Sayle  Watterson — children,  John  Sayle 
■VV'atterson,  Jr.  and  David  Gilchrist  Watter- 
son; member  Smith  College  Alumnae  assn.; 
Cleveland  Smith  College  and  Women's  City 
clubs.      Residence:      2749   Hampshire-rd. 

WATTERSOX,      Anna      Gilke-ion      Hubbard, 

librarian;  born.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Oct.  17, 
1872;  daughter  John  R.  and  Lucy  Anna 
(Clark)  Hubbard;  educated.  West  Virginia, 
Indiana  and  New  York;  married,  Bethlehem, 
Pa.,  Nov.  9,  1921  to  William  Ruggles  Watter- 
son; world  war,  six  months  in  charge  of  the 
book  buying  for  the  Library  War  service 
In  Washington  spending  more  than  a  million 
dollars;  librarian,  public  library,  Frankfort, 
Ind.  1894-96;  graduate,  Pratt  Institute  Li- 
brary school,  1898;  librarian.  State  Normal 
school,  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  1898-99;  reference  li- 
brarian. State  library,  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
1899-1904,  exchange  asst.  in  Laurentian  Li- 
brary, Florence,  Italy,  1905;  librarian,  Broad- 
way branch,  Cleveland  public  library,  1906- 
09;  order  librarian,  Cleveland  public  library, 
1910-22;  special  lecturer.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  library  school,  1907-10;  lecturer  on 
book-buying,  1911-21;  Cleveland  public  li- 
brary, 1922,  special  asst.  and  head  of  gift 
division;  life  member  American  Library 
assn.;  member  Ohio  Library  assn.;  Women's 
City  club.  Residence:  1969  E.  82-st.  Office: 
Cleveland  Public  Library,  Gift  Division. 

WATTERSOX,  John  Sayle,  real  estate; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  10,  1878;  son  Moses  (3. 
and  Helen  (Farrand)  Watterson;  educated, 
University  school,  1897;  Cornell  Univ.,  A.  B. 
1902;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  23,  1902  to  Ag- 
nes H.  Gilchrist — children,  John  S.  W^atter- 
Bon,  Jr.  and  David  Gilchrist  Watter.son;  mem- 
ber Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity.  Resi- 
dence: 2749  Hampahire-rd.  Office:  1001 
Huron-rd. 

WATTERSOX,  Moses  A-.,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  June  8,  1876;  son  Moses  Q. 
and  Helen  (Farrand)  Watterson;  educated, 
Yale,  A.  B.  1899;  married,  Detroit,  May  29, 
1925  to  Mary  Ellsworth  Clark;  former  mem- 
ber Troop  A;  general  sales  mgr.  Baker  Rau- 
lang  Co.;  member  I'niversity  club.  Residence: 
Park  Lane  Villa.     Office:     Baker  Raulang  Co. 

WATTERSOX,  William  RnfCKlen.  architect; 
born,  Cleveland,  March  17,  1867:  son  William 
James  and  Sarah  (Ruggles)  Watterson;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  schools  and  Columbia 
Univ.;  married.  Bethlehem.  Pa.,  Nov.  9,  1921 
to  Anna  G.  Hubbard — children  by  previous 
marriage  to  Mary  I.  Batchelor,  Joseph  Batch- 
elor  and  William  Herbert  Watterson;  pres. 
Cleveland  chapter,  American  Institute  of  Ar- 
chitects, two  terms:  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity.  Residence:  1969  E.  82nd- 
8t.     Office:     321  Union   Bldg. 

WAUGH.  Grace  Franer.  born.  East  Tole- 
do,   O.,    Mar.    1,    1872;    daughter    John    Galus 


and  Martha  M.  (Miner)  Eraser;  educated, 
Oberlin,  A.  B.,  1894,  Plil  Beta  Kappa;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  25,  1900  to  Dr.  Justin 
M.  Waugh — children,  Martha  Eraser  Waugh. 
Residence:      Mentor,    Ohio. 

WAIJGH,  Justin  Miner,  physician;  born, 
Sept.  1872;  son  Justin  M.  and  Dorothy  (Jones) 
Waugh;  educated,  Mansfield  public  schools; 
Kenyon  Military  Academy;  01)erlin  college. 
Ph.  B.  and  A.  M. ;  Columbia  College  of  Phy- 
sicians and  Surgeons,  M.D. ;  lOuropean  Clin- 
ics; F.  A.  C.  S. ;  Martha  Fraser  Waugh,  daugh- 
ter; world  war,  enlisted  Oct.  1917;  capt.  med- 
ical corps;  foreign  service  fourteen  months; 
area  consultant  in  Maxillo-Facial  surgery; 
member  medical  reserve  corps,  rank  lit-ut.- 
col.;  discharged  July  1919;  chief  of  dept.  of 
Otolaryngology,  Cleveland  Clinic;  director 
Standard  Finance  Co.;  fellow  American  Col- 
lege of  Surgeons;  fellow  American  Academy 
Otolaryngology;  fellow  American  Medical 
assn.;  member  Academy  Medicine,  Cleveland; 
Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  Nu  Sigma  Nu  med- 
ical fraternity;  Masonic  lodge;  University, 
Chagrin  Valley  Country  and  Madison  Lake- 
lands Golf  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: The  University  Club.  Office:  Cleve- 
land   Clinic. 

\V'AUGH,  Mildred  Ockert,  publicity  ser- 
vices; born,  Cleveland,  1890;  daughter  Joseph 
A.  and  (Mahr)  Ockert;  educated.  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  B.  A.;  married,  Cleveland,  1915 
to  Clyde  Ashley  Waugh — children,  William 
Mahr  Waugh;  world  war,  American  Red 
Cross  Service;  director  of  publicity  in  Phil- 
lis  Wheatley  Assn.  campaign.  Church  of  the 
Saviour,  Epworth-Euclid  church,  American 
Foundation  for  the  Blind  campaigns  and  the 
Italian  Street  Fair  of  Cleveland  Garden  club; 
associated  in  development  of  publicity  Cleve- 
land's 125th  Anniversary  celebration,  Lin- 
coln Memorial  campaign.  Babies  and  Mater- 
nity hospital  campaign,  Clean-Up  Cleveland 
campaign;  special  articles  for  Cleveland  Com- 
munity Fund;  member  Delta  Phi  Upsilon  so- 
rority; Women's  City,  Writers  and  Women's 
Advertising  clubs;  member  Alumnae  Busi- 
ness Women's  club  and  served  as  pres.  1923- 
1924.  Residence:  12467  Cedar-rd.  Office: 
1297   Union   Trust   Bldg. 

WAYCOTT,  Ralph,  banker;  born,  St.  Louis, 
M^.,  Sept.  30,  1896;  son  Albert  and  Blanche 
E.  (Dunn)  Waycott;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic school,  1914;  Phillips  Exeter  Academy, 
1914-1915;  Williams  college,  1915-1918;  mar- 
ried, Uniontown,  Pa.,  Nov.  6.  1920  to  Julia 
Caroline  Pew — children,  Ralph  Waycott,  Jr. 
and  Albert  Waycott  II;  world  war,  2nd  lleut. 
59th  machine  gun  battalion,  20th  div.;  asst. 
treas.  Guardian  Trust  Co.;  member  Theta 
Delta  Chi  fraternity;  Mayfleld  Country  and 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  2847  Sedgewick- 
rd.     Office:      623    Euclid-ave. 

W^EAGER,  T.  A.,  manager  CJleveland  office 
Buffalo  Forge  Co.;  born,  Cato,  N.  Y.,  April 
8,   1886;   son   Irving  B.   and  Marilla    (Follette) 

XV^acrfir"     f»f1iinntf»H       C^atrt     h  I  frVi     school'     Roch- 


K.,  1910;  married,  Cleveland,  May  i!>,  iyi7  lo 
Edith  E.  Crooks — children,  T.  A.  Weager,  Jr. 
and  Roger  O.  Weager;  past  pres.  Cleveland 
chapter  American  Society  Heating  and  Ven- 
tilating Engineers;  member  Masonic  bodies 
Including  Al  Koran  Shrine,  Consistory  of 
Valley,  O.,  32nd  degree,  Heights  Command- 
ery;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Acacia 
Country  clubs.  Residence:  3124  Berkshlre- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  368  Rocke- 
feller Bldg. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


WEAN,  Albert  U.,  born,  Columbus,  O.,  Oct. 
29,  1868;  son  Solomon  and  Catherine  (Franks) 
Wean;  educated,  common  and  night  schools 
and  private  night  lessons;  married,  Ashland, 
O.,  July  16,  1911  to  Florence  E.  Matheany; 
•worked  on  a  farm  as  a  boy  and  then  did 
factory  work;  later  supt.  In  manufacturing 
plant,  sales  mgr..  Machinery  Mfg.  Co.  for 
17  years;  then  in  real  estate  business;  vice- 
pres.  Cleveland  Securities  Corp.;  on  execu- 
tive committee  and  board  of  directors  Silver 
Lake  Hardwood  Co.;  vlce-pres.  Seven  Hills 
Co.;  board  of  directors  Strouder  Thompson 
Co.;  member  Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board; 
chairman  board  of  trustees  East  Cleveland 
Baptist  church;  member  I.  O.  O.  F. ;  Madison 
Golf  and  Sidney  Hill  Health  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 11301  Edgewater-dr.  Office:  805  Guar- 
antee   Title    Bldg. 

WEATHERHEAD.  Albert  John,  Jr.,  born, 
Cleveland,  June  26,  1892;  son  Albert  J.  and 
Henrietta  E.  (Parmely)  Weatherhead;  edu- 
cated. University  school;  Harvard  Univ.,  S. 
B.  1915;  married,  Columbus,  O.,  Oct.  27,  1921 
to  Dorothy  M.  Jones — children,  Albert  John 
Weatherhead  III;  enlisted  1st  officers  train- 
ing camp  May  11,  1917;  overseas  service  Aug. 
13,  1917  to  Feb.  12,  1919;  commissioned  1st 
lieut.  Air  service  Jan.  12,  1918;  served  with 
95th  aero  Squadron,  1st  pursuit  group  on 
Saint  Mihiel  and  Argonne  fronts;  officially 
credited  with  destroying  three  German  bal- 
loons and  one  plane;  received  citation  for 
distinguished  and  exceptional  gallantry  in 
action  from  Gen.  Pershing;  head  coach  of 
football  Bowdoin  college,  H>16;  with  Cateract 
Refining  Co.  Dec.  1916  to  May  1917;  founded 
The  Weatherhead  Co.  in  1919  after  return 
from  war.  of  which  company  he  is  president; 
director  The  Bishop  &  Babcock  Mfg.  Co.; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  American 
Legion;  capt.  University  school  football  team, 
1911;  Harvard  football  team,  1914-1915;  won 
Harvard  Univ.  boxing  championships  in  158 
lb.  and  175  lb.  classes  In  senior  year;  captain 
of  wrestling  team,  Harvard.  Residence:  2269 
Grandview-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
708    Frankfort-ave.,    N.    W. 

WEAVER,  Robert  Ausrnstns,  editor  and 
manufacturer;  born.  Bradford,  Pa.,  Aug.  15, 
1890;  son  J.  C.  and  Nancy  Belle  (Thorn) 
Weaver;  educated,  Kenyon  college,  B.  L. 
1912;  married,  Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y.,  1914  to 
May  Tuthill — children,  Charlotte  Jane,  Robert 
Augustus  and  Peter  Weaver;  member  Ohio 
National  Guard;  lieut  motor  transport  corps; 
served  as  advertising  mgr.  Tappan  Stove  Co. 
and  Favorite  Stove  Co.;  sales  mgr.  Porcelain 
Enamel  &  Mfg.  Co.;  pres.  The  Ferro  Enamel 
Supply  Co.  and  The  Scranton  Enameling  Co.; 
vice-pres.  The  Philadelphia  Porcelain  Co.; 
vice-pres.  Ferro  Enameling  Co.  of  California; 
editor  and  pres.  "The  Enamelist";  member 
American  Ceramic  society  and  on  member- 
Bhip  committee;  pres.  Northern  Div.  Delta 
Tau  Delta  fraternity;  pres.  Kenyon  Alumni 
Assn.  of  Cleveland:  member  University,  Clif- 
ton and  Twentv-One-Hundred  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 18128  W.  Clifton-rd.  Office:  Keith 
Bldg. 

W^EAVER  Snninel  Marnhnll.  dental  sur- 
geon; born,  Dayton,  O.,  Dec.  13,  1875;  son 
William  J.  and  Mary  E.  (Marshall)  Weaver; 
educated,  "U'estern  Reserve  Univ.,  D.  D.  S. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  27,  1905  to  Angell 
Ambler — children,  William  Ambler,  Marshall 
and  Robert  Stanley  "V\^eaver;  member  war 
board  and  chairman  Dental  Ambulance  com- 
mittee that  built  and  designed  the  only  den- 
tal ambulance  accepted  by  the  U.  S.  army 
during  the  world  war;  past  pres.  Cleveland 
Dental    society;    member    National,    Northern 


Ohio  and  Cleveland  Dental  societies;  Delta 
Sigma  Delta  fraternity;  Masonic  lodge;  Shak- 
er Heights  Country,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
National  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 2665  Leighton-rd.  Office:  1632  Keith 
Bldg. 

W'Enn,  Abner  Grant,  lumberman;  born 
Austintown,  O.,  July  21,  1870;  son  Abner  and 
Margaret  (Carryhill)  Webb;  educated,  Hiram 
college,  A.  B.  1893;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
6,  1896  to  Mary  A.  Henry — children,  Isabel 
(Mrs.  Howard  Luff),  Frederick  Henry  Webb, 
Abner  Grant  Webb,  Jr.  and  Mary  Louise 
Webb;  vice-pres.  The  Geo.  E.  Breece  Lumber 
Co.;  pres  of  board  Cleveland  Christian  Home; 
The  Disciples  Divinity  House,  Univ  of  Chi- 
cago; member  Masonic  lodge;  Royal  Arch, 
Knights  Templar  and  Mystic  Shrine;  Union, 
University,  Mayfield  and  Youngstown  clubs; 
retired  from  active  business  June  1923.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residence:  2215  Devonshire- 
dr.     Office:     Rockefeller  Bldg. 

WEBB,  ConHtanee  Bell,  social  worker;  bom, 
Cleveland,  May  13,  1880;  daughter  William 
and  Martha  (Hill)  Bell;  educated,  Western 
Reserve  Univ.,  College  for  Women,  A.  B. 
1908;  New  York  School  of  Social  Work,  1912; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  1,  1917  to  Charles 
Wayland  Webb  (deceased);  world  war,  mem- 
ber executive  committee  of  Americanization 
committee  of  mayor's  advisory  war  board; 
member  executive  committee  of  the  Red 
Cross  civilian  relief;  went  into  training  class 
of  associated  charities  in  1909;  became  dis- 
trict sec.  in  1912;  asst.  supt.  in  1914;  acted 
on  many  committees  for  Associated  Char- 
ities, Merrick  House,  International  Institute, 
Day  Nursery  assn..  Red  Cross,  etc.;  in  May 
1920  became  director  of  social  service  of 
Lakeside  hospital;  member  American  Assn. 
of  Social  Workers;  American  Assn.  of  Hos- 
pital Social  W^orkers;  member  executive  com- 
mittee and  board  of  trustees  Associated 
Charities;  member  executive  committee  and 
on  board  of  trustees  Merrick  House;  director 
Alumnae  assn.  of  College  for  Women;  execu- 
tive committee  American  Assn.  of  Hospital 
Social  Workers;  1926  pres.  American  Assn.  of 
Hospital  Social  Workers;  member  Delta  Phi 
Upsilon  sorority;  Women's  City  club.  Rec- 
reation: golf  and  horseback  riding.  Resi- 
dence: 1.3022  Cedar-rd.  Office:  Lakeside 
Hospital. 

WEBB,  Ella  Stnrtevant.  author  and  writer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  15,  1856;  daughter  Ezra 
and  Louisa  Caroline  (Park)  Sturtevant;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  public  school  and  high 
school;  supplemented  by  much  reading  and 
University  extension  course  at  Columbia 
Univ.,  N.  Y. ;  married,  Cleveland,  April  4,  1876 
to  CThandler  L.  Webb — children,  Louise  Emily 
(Mrs.  Charles  Lester  Bryant);  one  of  the 
asst.  historians  of  the  history  "Pioneer 
Women  of  the  Western  Reserve";  sec.  of 
publishing  committee  that  published  this  his- 
tory in  three  volumes  now  in  800  libraries 
in  United  States;  recording  sec.  Woman's 
dept.  Cleveland  Centennial  Commission; 
elected  sec.  of  this  organization  1896  and 
has  continued  in  this  office  to  date;  in  1896 
the  Woman's  dept.  of  the  Cleveland  Centen- 
nial commission  placed  in  the  Society  for 
Savings  the  sum  of  $100  as  a  memorial  fund 
that  cannot  be  withdrawn  until  1996,  which 
with  its  accruing  interest  is  to  be  used  for 
some  fitting  memorial  to  the  Cleveland 
women  of  1896;  Mrs.  Elrov  M.  Avery,  Mrs. 
O.  J.  Hodge  and  Mrs.  Ella  Sturtevant  T\^ebb 
were  appointed  to  place  this  money  in  the 
bank  to  remain  for  100  years  until  Cleve- 
land's second  centennial;  member  New  Eng- 
land   Society   of   Cleveland   and   Western   Re- 


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serve;  member  Cleveland  Art  Museum;  treas. 
Writers'  club;  member  Women's  city  club  of 
Cleveland;  her  father,  Ezra  Sturtevant,  was 
one  of  the  pioneer  business  men  in  Cleveland, 
being  of  the  firm  of  Sturtevant  Lumber  Co. 
founded  about  1849;  her  husband  Cliandler 
L.  Webb  was  the  son  of  H.  J.  Webl),  first  ship 
broker  and  among-  the  first  vessel  owners 
upon  the  chain  of  Great  I^akes,  ho  himself 
being  cojinected  with  the  general  offices  of 
the  former  Lake  Shore  railroad.  Residence: 
1501  E.  108th-st. 

WBBB,  George  Taylor,  banker;  born,  How- 
ell, Mich.,  June  20,  1878;  son  Walter  J.  and 
Francese  A.  Webb;  educated,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
LL.B.;  married,  Grafton,  N.  D.,  Sept.  7,  1904 
to  Flora  S.  McDonald — children,  Francese  M. 
and  George  T.  Webb;  executive  vlce-pres.  B. 
of  L.  E.  Co-Operatlve  National  Bank;  vlce- 
pres.  The  Brotherhood  Investment  Co.;  direc- 
tor Empire  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.;  director  New 
York  Empire  Co.,  and  The  Northwest  Co.; 
member  Psi  Upsilon  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternities; Metropolitan,  Bankers  and  Psi  Up- 
silon and  City  clubs  of  New  York;  Rockwell 
Hall  club,  Tarrytown,  N.  T.;  Minneapolis 
club  of  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Union  and  Mid- 
Day  Clubs  of  Cleveland.  Residence:  11116 
Magnolia-dr.      Office:    1370    Ontario-st. 

WTEBB,  James  Archer,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  Nov.  8,  1887,  son  John  W.  S.  and 
Nettie  (Kyser)  Webb;  educated,  Cleve- 
land University  school;  Cornell  Univ.,  M. 
E.  1909;  married,  St.  Louis,  March  24,  1913 
to  Lillian  Anna  Stanlon — children  Lucy  Ann 
and  Mary  Jane  W^ebb;  upon  graduation  from 
Cornell  entered  firm  J.  W.  S.  Webb  &  Sons; 
eerved  two  terms  of  three  years  each  as 
trustee  of  Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board  and 
was  vice-pres.  In  1923;  served  two  terms  of 
three  years  each  on  the  valuation  committee 
of  Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board  and 
served  as  chairman  in  1920;  chairman  Na- 
tional committee  on  appraisals  in  1921;  in 
1916  organized  The  Webb  Investment  Co.  of 
which  he  is  manager,  treas.  and  director; 
partner  J.  W.  S.  Webb  &  Sons;  advisory 
committee  Guaranty  State  Savings  &  Loan 
Co.;  member  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  his  grand- 
father was  Archer  Webb  for  whom  Webb-rd. 
was  named;  his  grandfather,  James  Kyser 
operated  grocery  store  on  Ontario  St.  about 
70  years  ago,  the  first  grocery  in  Cleveland 
to  make  deliveries.  Recreation:  golf  and 
fishing.  Residence:  2706  St.  James  Parkway, 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:     459  The  Arcade. 

W^BB,  John  William  SannderHon,  realtor; 
born,  Hitchin,  Eng.,  Feb.  16,  1852;  son  Archer 
and  Rhoda  (Saunderson)  Webb;  educated, 
public  school,  E.  Rockport,  O. ;  Humlston 
Military  Academy;  Felton  and  Bigelow  Busi- 
ness college;  married,  E.  Rockport,  O.,  Dec. 
11,  1872  to  Nettie  Ann  Kyser — children,  Ab- 
bie  Z.  Webb,  James  Archer  Webb,  and 
Charles  Way  land  Webb  (deceased)  and  baby 
(deceased);  member  Ohio  General  Assembly; 
Cleveland  Grays;  Ohio  State  Board  of  Equal- 
ization; came  to  America  1854:  pres.  The 
Webb  Investment  Co.;  partner  J.  W.  S.  Webb 
&  Sons,  realtors;  member  Woodward  lodge 
No.  508  F.  &  A.  M.;  Early  Settlers  Assn.  of 
Cuyahoga  County;  Woodward  Benefit  assn.; 
Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce;  charter 
member  Shaker  Hghts.  Country  club.  Rec- 
reation: golf,  fishing  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 18010  South  Woodland-rd.,  Shaker 
Hghts.      Office:      459   The   Arcade. 

"WT3BB,  Lavrrence  Mervin,  General  Electric 
Co.;  born,  Garrettsville,  O.,  Jan.  19,  1882; 
son  Charles  B.  and  Ella  S.  McHenry;  edu- 
cated, Oberlin  college,  Oberlln,   O.,  A.B.   1901- 


1905;  member  Masonic  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.; 
inoniber  University  club.  Residence:  3812 
Clcnwood-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Nela 
I'ark,    Clevelantl. 

AVBBB,  IJlIlnn  Stanlon,  born,  Cleveland; 
daugliter  Judson  A.  and  Anna  Maria  (Tib- 
balls)  Stanlon;  educated.  Laurel  school;  mar- 
ried, St.  Louis,  March  24,  1913  to  James  Arch- 
er Webb — children,  Lucy  Ann  and  Mary  Jane 
Wel)b;  her  great-grandfatlier  was  Lyman 
Strong  who  had  a  marble  works  in  Cleveland 
Hats  about  1870.  Residence:  2706  St.  James 
I'arkway,    Cleveland   Hghts. 

WEBB,  Mary  Henry,  born,  Geauga  Lake,  O., 
June  10,  1871;  daughter  Charles  Eugene  and 
Bophla  (Williams)  Henry;  educated,  Hiram 
college,  A.B.  1893;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan. 
«,  1896  to  Abner  Grant  Webb— children,  Isaliel 
(Mrs.  Howard  Luff),  Frederick  Henry  Webb, 
Abner  Grant  Webb,  Jr.,  and  Mary  Louise 
Webb;  member  Women's  City  and  College 
clubs.  Residence:  2215  Devonshlre-dr.,  Cleve- 
land Hghts. 

WEBB,  Nettle  A.,  born,  Cleveland,  July  25, 
1852;  daughter  James  and  Mary  A.  (Strong) 
Kyser;  educated.  Lake  Erie  college;  married, 
Lakewood,  O-,  Dec.  11,  1872  to  J.  W.  S.  Webb, 
— children,  Abbie  Z.  and  James  A.  Webb, 
Charles  W.  Webb  (deceased)  and  baby  de- 
ceased); member  New  England  Society;  Early 
Settlers  assn.;  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art; 
Lake  Erie  college  Alumnae  assn.;  Women's 
City  and  Monday  Afternoon  clubs;  active  in 
Calvary  Presbyterian  church.  Residence: 
18010    S.    Woodland-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts. 

WEBSTER,  Estelle  Amanda  Cook,  born. 
Nova  Scotia,  1875;  daughter  Francis  Cunning- 
ham and  Sara  Alice  (Fuller)  Cook;  educated, 
Acadia  Univ.,  Nova  Scotia,  A.B.;  married, 
Toronto,  Can.,  Sept.  17,  1907  to  John  Taylor 
Webster — children,  Mary  Graham,  Graham 
Taylor  and  Robert  Cunningham  Webster;  di- 
rector and  vice-pres.  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  former 
director  and  tru-itee  College  club;  also  mem- 
ber Women's  City  club;  memTjer  League 
of  Women  Voters;  educational  committee 
Women's  Civic  club  of  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Residence:  2914  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts. 

WEBSTER,  John  Taylor,  engineer  and  na- 
val architect;  born,  Helensburgh,  Scotland, 
June  15,  1872;  son  Robert  Dunlop  and  Mary 
Graham  (Waddell)  Webster;  educated,  Larch- 
field  Academy  and  Glasgow,  Scotland  Tech- 
nical   college;    married,    Toronto,    Ont.,    Sept. 

17,    1907    to    Estelle    Amanda    Cook children, 

Mary  Graham,  Graham  Taylor  and  Robert 
Cunningham  Webster;  manager  repair  dept. 
in  several  ship  plants  in  Scotland  and  Eng- 
land; came  to  Canada  In  1901  as  supt.  Bert- 
ram Engine  Works,  Toronto;  to  Cleveland, 
1905  as  surveyor  for  the  Salvage  assn.,  Lon- 
don, Eng.;  appointed  by  them  district  sur- 
veyor Detroit  and  resided  there  1907-1912; 
appointed  to  Great  Lakes  Engineering 
Works,  Detroit,  returned  to  Cleveland,  1912; 
made  director  and  vice-pres.  of  Great  Lakes 
Engineering  Works  In  1920  which  position 
he  still  holds;  member  Engineers  committee 
U.  S.  shipping  board:  Union,  Rowfant  clubs, 
Cleveland  and  Larchfleld  Academical  club, 
Scotland;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Recreation: 
books  and  reading.  Residence:  2914  Scar- 
borough-rd.     Office:      1963    Union   Trust   Bldg. 

WEBSTER,  Samael  J.,  physician;  born, 
Montville.  O.,  Oct.  20,  1875;  son  Henry  H. 
and  Martha  (Jones)  Webster;  educated,  Wes- 
tern Reserve  Univ.,  Medical  dept.,  M.  D.  1896; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  20,  1926  to  Ar- 
vllla  Walklnshaw;  Interne  (jleveland  City- 
hospital,    1897;    Interne    Ohio    State    hospital, 


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1898;  past  graduate  work  Vienna,  1903;  visit- 
ing physician  Cleveland  City  hospital,  1910- 
1918  and  chief  medical  div.  Cleveland  City 
hospital,  since  1918;  head  medical  develop- 
ment Deaconess  hospital,  since  1924;  mem- 
ber Pasteur  club.  Residence:  4234  Pearl-rd. 
Office:   same. 

WEBSTKR,  William  H.,  interior  decorator; 
born,  England,  Oct.  10,  1872;  son  William 
Guy  and  Rosina  (Medhurst)  Webster;  edu- 
cated, private  school,  England;  married, 
England,  1900  to  Lillian  Gertrude  Kent — 
cliildrc-n,  Erie  W.  G.  and  Cecil  H.  Webster; 
business  training  in  London,  Eng;  importer 
New  York  for  many  years;  joined  Rorimer 
Brooks  Studios  Co.  in  1915  of  which  he  is 
now  vice-pres. ;  also  vice-pres.  Studios  Real- 
ty Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  member  Sha- 
ker Heights  Country,  Hermit,  Dover  Bay 
Country  and  Town  and  Country  clubs.  Re- 
creation: golf.  Residence:  2632  Wellington- 
rd..  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  2232  Euclid- 
ave. 

AVEBB,  Aimer,  Grant,  lumberman;  born, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Dec.  26,  1892;  son  Hugh 
Hampton  and  Mary  (Lipscomi))  Weedon; 
educated,  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U.  1914, 
bachelor  of  arts;  married,  Cleveland,  May  6, 
1916  to  Winifred  Millard;  world  war,  lieut. 
chemical  warfare  service;  five  months  ser- 
vice in  A.  E.  F.  France;  pres.  The  S.  L. 
Weedon  Co.;  member  Delta  Upsilon  fratern- 
ity; Masonic  lodge;  University,  Canterbury 
and  Old  Colony  club;  N.  Y.  Delta  Upsilon 
club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3046  E. 
Overlook-rd.    Office:   2036   E.   89th  St. 

WEEKS,  Arthur  B..  magnet  wire  broker; 
born.  Canfield.  O.,  Nov.  14,  1862;  son  Dr. 
John  and  Eliza  (Bailey)  Weeks;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  children,  three: 
member  Cleveland  Electrical  League;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Residence:  3310  TuUa- 
more-rd.      Office:    419    High-ave. 

W^EHE.  Otto  Carl,  manufacturer;  born, 
Marshallville,  O.,  Aug.  21,  1879;  son  Wm. 
and  Laura  (Schneider)  Wehe;  organized  The 
Pioneer  Manufacturing  Co.  as  a  partnership 
in  1905  and  incorporated  in  1906,  serving  as 
president;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club 
of  which  he  is  director;  member  Willowick 
Country  club.  Residence:  14269  Superior- 
rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:     3053  E.  87th-st. 

WEHRI.E,  William  F.,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  July  4,  1894;  son  Ed- 
ward R.  and  Emily  (Kuhman)  Wehrle;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  grade  and  high  schools; 
Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  1921,  LL.B.,  1923  LL.M.; 
married,  Cleveland,  April  12,  1917  to  Ger- 
trude Wehrle — children,  Ruth  and  Jean 
Wehrle;  member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  mem- 
ber Delta  Theta  Phi  law  fraternity;  Brooklyn 
lodge  No.  454  F.  &  A.  M. ;  member  High  Noon 
club.  Residence:  4346  W.  48th-st.  Office:  442 
Engineers   Bldg. 

WEIDEMAN,  Henry  W.,  merchant;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  9,  1855;  son  John  C.  and 
Laura  Weideman;  educated,  Baldwin  Univ., 
Berea,  O. ;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Dora  Burk — 
children,  four;  associated  for  years  with 
The  Weideman  Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge. 
Residence:    12543    Clifton-blvd.,    Lakewood. 

WEIDEMAN,  I.oiiise  M..  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  20,  1847;  daughter  Ignatius  and  Ger- 
trude (Lembeck)  Diebolt;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Jan.  9,  1879  to  John  C.  Weideman — 
children,  Henry  W.  Weideman  (step-son)  and 
Elsa  Louise  (Mrs.  O.  E.  Mueller);  member 
Clifton  and  Women's  City  clubs.  Residence: 
2661    Euclid    Heights-blvd. 

WEIDENKOPF,  Lillian  Van  Camp,  born, 
Cleveland;    daughter    E.    and    Margaret    (Re- 


ville)  Van  Camp;  educated,  Cleveland;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  1882  to  Alois  J.  Weid- 
enkopf  (deceased) — children,  C.  J.,  R.  M., 
Julius.  Herbert  E.  Weldenkopf  and  Mrs. 
K.  L.  Davis.     Residence:  2109  E.  40th-st. 

^VEIDE^'KOPF,  JiiIiuH,  vice,  pres.;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  21,  1891;  son  Alois  J.  and 
Lillian  (.Van  Camp)  Weldenkopf;  educated, 
Central  high  school;  Cleveland  Law  school 
of  Baldwin  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
30,  1925  to  Helen  Wright;  world  war,  spent 
one  and  one  half  years  in  army,  adjutant 
generals'  dept.  headquarters;  vice  pres.  and 
sec.  The  Secrest  Motor  Co.;  member  board 
of  missions,  Episcopal  Diocese  of  Oliio;  board 
of  Episcopal  City  Missions;  vestryman  St. 
Paul's  church;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Army  &  Navy  Post  No.  54;  Sons  of 
Veterans:  Church  Club  of  Cleveland  (vice- 
pres.);  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Country  clubs.  Residence:  2549  Kenil- 
worth-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  8333 
Euclid-ave. 

WEIDENKOPF,  NicIiolaH,  traveling  sales- 
man; born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1843;  son 
Fred  and  Odelia  (Miller)  Weldenkopf;  edu- 
cated, Cleveland  schools;  married,  Cincinna- 
ti, O.,  Feb.  27,  1867  to  Kate  B.  Nugent — chil- 
dren, B.  R.  Weldenkopf  and  Ada  L.  Welden- 
kopf (deceased);  Republican;  elected  fire 
commissioner  April  1881;  served  till  April 
1885;  enltsted  April  8,  1861  in  Cleveland  light 
artillery  also  in  150th  Inf.;  is  the  only  one 
left  of  the  artillery;  rode  lead  mules  on  the 
Cannon  in  the  Square  when  captured  at  Car- 
racks  Ford,  W.  Va.,  July  12,  1861;  in  whole- 
sale notions  business  for  35  years  and  is 
the  oldest'  traveling  man  in  Cleveland;  went 
on  the  road  selling  goods  in  1859;  one  of 
the  earliest  members  of  the  Early  Settlers 
assn.:  first  chairman  Commercial  Travelers 
assn.  when  organized  in  Sept.  21,  1880  and 
served  on  board  of  directors  for  years;  life 
member  135th  Artillery  club,  Lakewood. 
Residence:     1223    Summit-ave.,    Lakewood. 

WEIGEL,  Mayme  C,  educational  worker; 
born,  Cleveland,  1884;  daughter  A.  and  C. 
(Mendel)  Koenigshoff;  educated,  Cleveland 
schools;  normal  school,  1902;  special  Ger- 
man teacher,  1905-1910;  married,  Cleveland, 
May  1,  1910  to  Edward  J.  Weigel — children, 
Frederick  J.  and  Arthur  John  Weigel;  or- 
ganizer and  pres.  Sackett  School  Mothers 
club;  political  worker  for  suffrage  in  sixth 
ward;  organizer  of  Women  Voters  in  First 
District;  campaign  mgr.  for  Sarah  E.  Hyre, 
council  candidate;  member  Mayor's  advisory 
war  board  (Americanization);  member  board 
of  directors  Women's  clubhouse  assn.,  1923; 
director  surgical  dressing  West  Side  Red 
Cross  during  the  war;  charity  worker  for 
"Altenheim";  pres.  Cleveland  Normal  Train- 
ing school  Alumnae;  honorary  pres.  Sackett 
Mothers  club;  member  Order  of  the  East- 
ern Star;  White  Shrine:  Boceant;  Oriental 
Shrine;  Women's  City,  South  Side  Woman's, 
Young  Matrons  and  Sackett  Mothers  clubs; 
Republican  Women  of  Ohio;  League  of 
Women  Voters;  active  member  educational 
and  civic  committees  of  Federation  of  Wom- 
en's clubs  and  member  of  its  executive  board; 
director  of  Three  Arts  club.  Residence:  3013 
Daisy-ave. 

WEIL.,  Sidney  L,.,  born,  Cleveland,  June 
24,  1884;  son  Joseph  and  Eva  (Schwab)  W^eil; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  and  high  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  25,  1911  to  Sadye 
Friedman — children,  Robert  N.  and  Nancy 
Weil;  pres.  and  treas.  Sterling  Brass  Co.; 
member  Euclid  Ave.  Temple;  Masonic  lodge 
and  Chapter;  Oakwood  and  Excelsior  clubs. 
Residence:  1515  E.  107th-st,  Office:  9600  St 
Catherine-ave. 


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WEINBERG,  A«lolph  E..  Insurance;  born, 
Louisville,  Ky.,  July  9,  1.871;  son  Louis  and 
Hannah  (Stern)  Weinberg;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  11,  lS99  to  Celia  Bernstein;  director  The 
Weinberg  Billstein  Co.;  member  I.  O.  B.  B. ; 
City  and  Temple  Men's  clubs;  also  member 
of  The  Temple.  Recreation:  golf,  llesidence: 
2.330  Euclid  Hghts.-blvd.  Office:  1700  Keith 
Bldg. 

AVEIR,  Wm.  H.,  physician;  born,  London, 
Ont.,  Can.,  Jan.  5,  1876;  son  Oswald  and 
Maude  Amy  (Hill)  Weir;  educated,  public 
and  high  schools,  Brantford,  Can.;  Toronto 
Univ.  M.D...  CM.,  1896;  married,  Halifax, 
England,  Oct.  6,  1906  to  Marjorie  Koslyn 
Campbell — children,  James  CampbelH,  Wm. 
Corsane,  David  Reid  and  Marion  Weir;  world 
war,  Capt.  Royal  Army  medical  corps,  1918- 
1919;  interne  Toronto  General  hospital  1896- 
1897;  resident  Lakeside  Hospital,  1898-1901; 
post-graduate  work  abroad  1901-1902;  in- 
structor, demonstrator  and  as.st.  professor 
in  gynecology,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
since  1899;  asst.  visiting  gynecologist  and 
visiting  gynecologist  at  Lakeside  hospital; 
member  Country,  State  and  National  Medical 
assns. ;  fellow  American  College  of  Surgeons; 
member  University  Club.  Residence:  Rich- 
mond-rd.,  So.  Euclid,  O.  Office:  524  Osborn 
Bldg. 

W'EISGERBER,  Edward  Wllmore,  caterer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  29,  1864;  son  Henry 
and  Catherine  (Hoffman)  Weisgerber;  edu- 
cated Central  high  school;  world  war,  made 
application  for  commission  in  quartermas- 
ters* dept.  but  application  was  too  late  for 
appointment;  received  letters  of  thanks 
from  (Jen.  Crowder,  liead  of  dept.;  before  at- 
taining majority  succeeded  to  business  upon 
death  of  his  father,  which  he  had  established 
in  the  middle  fifties;  continued  at  the  old 
place,  Weisgerber's  hall,  at  one  time  the 
social  center  of  Cleveland,  until  partnership 
was  formed  with  Ernest  Heyse  on  lower 
Euclid-ave.,  which  endured  over  four  years, 
partnership  then  terminating;  then  pion- 
eered to  upper  Euclid-ave.  in  the  vicinity 
of  E.  9th-st  in  which  locality  remained  un- 
til he  closed  business  in  1910  and  left  Cleve- 
land to  take  up  permanent  residence  in 
country.  Recreation:  since  coming  to  Bed- 
ford has  undertaken  to  bring  a  wooded  ra- 
vine and  its  approaches  back  to  some  of  it-s 
natural  beauty  and  has  massed  quantities 
of  the  native  flowers  of  field  and  woods  so 
that  his  garden  is  a  joy  and  occupation. 
Residence:  "Hempelswald",  Solon-rd,  Bed- 
ford, O. 

AVEISS,  Adolph,  born,  Bucyrus  O.,  May  14, 
1886;  son  Samuel  find  Ida  (Fisch)  Weip.s; 
educated,  Mayflower  and  Central  high 
schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  20,  1914  to 
Esther  Florence  Hyman — children,  Arnold 
II.,  Irving  F.  and  Jerald  A.  Weiss;  sec.  and 
treas.  The  Weiss  Heating  and  Plumbing 
Co.  and  The  East  8.3rd  Euclid  Co.:  member 
K.  of  P.  (Deak  lodge);  Forest  City  lodge 
F.  &  A.  M.;  Independent  Aid  society  and 
B'nai  B'rith;  Beechmont  Country  club;  Cliam- 
ber  of  Commerce:  Cleve.  Real  Estate  board; 
Cleve.  Builders  Exchange.  Residence:  3222 
Euclid  Helghts-blvd.     Office:   5604   Cedar-ave. 

WEISS,  Dnvid,  district  manager  of  Ameri- 
can (I'igar  Co.;  born,  Au.strla,  Hungary,  Dec. 
28,  1872;  son  William  and  Eva  Weiss;  edu- 
cated, Budapest  find  U.  S.  A.:  marrifil.  riove- 
land,  Nov.  8.  1904  to  Annie  Frankle — chil- 
dren, Leona,  Florence  and  Viola  Weiss;  came 
to  America  from  Budapest  when  twelve 
yearj  old;  started  when  In  the  teens  In  cigar 
business;  director  Evansville  Cigar  Co.,  sub- 


sidiary of  American  Cigar  Co.;  member 
Knights  of  Pytlilas;  B'nai  B'rith.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  10519  Ashbury-ave.  Office: 
920  Woodland-ave. 

WEISS,  Hnrry  II..  manufacturer;  born, 
Dover,  O.,  Nov.  21,  1882;  son  Albert  and 
Marie  (Kohn)  Weiss;  educated,  Dover  pub- 
lic and  high  schools;  one  year  Ohio  State 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  10,  1910  to 
Stella  G.  Beitman — children,  two  girls;  pres. 
general  manager  and  director  The  Superior 
Die  Casting  Co.;  member  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; B'nai  B'rith;  City  club.  Recreation: 
tennis,  hiking  and  motoring.  Residence; 
2504  Derbyshire-rd.     Office:   874   E.   72nd-st. 

WEISS,  Louis  Carl,  accountant  and  tax 
specialist;  born,  Bellaire,  O.,  Dec.  22,  1894; 
son  L.  M.  and  Clara  (Deuble)  Weiss;  edu- 
cated. Canton,  O.  grade  and  high  schools; 
East  Ohio  Business  Univ.;  married,  Mounds- 
ville,  W.  Va.  191G  to  Flossie  A.  Starner — chil- 
dren, Richard,  Robert  and  Arthur  Weiss; 
early  training  with  The  Timken  Roller 
Bearing  Co.;  thereafter  with  Anniston  Foun- 
dry Co.,  Anniston,  Ala.;  special  Income  Tax 
Examiner  for  U.  S.  Treasury  Dept.  until  1917; 
thereafter  manager  tax  dept.  of  Ernst  & 
Ernst;  member  American  Society  Certified 
Public  Accountants;  Chamber  of  Commerce 
tax  committee;  Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Re- 
creation: golf  and  farming.  Residence:  1193 
Virginia-ave.,  Lakewood.  Office:  1356  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

W^EITZ,  Sidney  Ti.,  attorney;  born,  Cleve- 
land, July  10,  1887;  son  Samuel  and  Mary 
(Haas)  Weitz;  educated,  public  and  law 
school;  Cleveland  Law  school,  cum  laude; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  11,  1912  to  Sylvia 
Neuman — children,  Louis  E.  and  Elizabeth 
Weitz;  sec.  and  director  D.  C.  Haber  Knitting 
Co.;  member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  Amer- 
ican Bar  assns.;  Beechmont  Country  and  City 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2748 
Lanca.shire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
711   Leader-News   Budg. 

WELCH.  Caroline  B.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Dec.  2,  1868;  daughter  Henry  C.  and  Sarah 
(Lewis)  Welch;  educated,  Cleveland  public 
schools;  Columbia  Univ.  summer  school; 
Clarke  Univ.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.  special 
course;  identified  with  Alta  Settlement 
House;  member  ^Vomen's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence:   8806   Euclid-ave. 

WELFARE,  Harry  George,  sales  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  28,  1863;  son  Morris 
M.  and  Martha  T.  (Smith)  Welfare;  edu- 
cated, Lakewood  high  school;  Case  School 
of  Applied  Science,  Sigma  Xi  honorary  fra- 
ternitv;  married,  Cleveland,  Mar.  1,  1919  to 
Frances  E.  Walton — children,  twins,  Richard 
George  and  Gretchen  Sue  Welfare;  vice  pres. 
and  director.  Sterling  Electrical  Corp'n;  at 
present  connected  in  sales  dept.  Eaton  Axle 
&  Spring  Co.;  member  Society  of  Automotive 
Engineers,  past  sec,  vice  chairman  and 
chairman,  Cleveland  section;  assoc.  member 
American  Institute  Electrical  Engineers; 
trustee  Lakewood  High  School  Endowment 
Fund  (Alumni);  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsllon,  Sigma  XI  and  Tau 
Beta  Pi  fraternities;  Cleveland  AthletLc, 
I.,akewood  Country  and  (former  member) 
Cleveland  Yacht  clubs.  Recreation:  golf, 
motoring  and  fishing.  Residence:  1368 
lyakeland-ave.,  I^aUpwond.  Office  Eaton  Axle 
&  Spring  Co.,   E.   65th   &  Central-ave. 

WEI,LER,  Ben  D.,  merchant;  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  12,  1891;  son  David  and  Dora  L. 
(Adelstein)  Weller;  educated,  public  school; 
Central    high    school,    1910;    married,    Cleve- 


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land,  Nov.  11,  1916  to  Hattle  Judith  Lauf- 
man — children,  Marjorie  Frances  Weller; 
sec.  and  treas.  The  D.  Weller  &  Son  Co.; 
member  K.  of  P.;  A.  T.  A.  K.;  Sidney  Hill 
Health  and  Hif^hland  Golf  club.s.  Kecrea- 
tion:  golf,  fishing,  hand  ball  and  baseball. 
Residence:  1301  East-blvd.  Office:  3609 
Lakeside-ave. 

"WELI.ES.  Kathryn  Droegre,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  William  Leonard  and  Emily 
(Moser)  Droege;  educated  College  for  Wom- 
en Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.  B.  1918;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  15,  1921  to  Theodore 
Ladd  Welles,  Jr. — children,  Theodore  Wil- 
liam Welles;  member  Delta  Phi  Upsllon 
sorority;  College  Club  of  Cleveland.  Resi- 
dence:  2496  Derbyshire-rd. 

WELLiKS,  Theodore  Ladd,  Jr.,  construc- 
tion supt. ;  born,  Wilkes  Barre,  Pa.,  Apr.  15, 
1892;  son  Theodore  Ladd  and  Katherine 
(Weaver)  Welles;  educated,  College  of  Civil 
Engineering;  Cornell  Univ.  C.  E.,  1913;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Oct.  15,  1921  to  Kathryn 
Droege — children,  Theodore  William  Welles; 
world  war,  1st  lieut.  corps,  of  engineers, 
U.  S.  Army  Sept.  21,  1917-Aug.  2,  1919;  in  St. 
Mihlel  and  Meuse-Argonne  offensives  (1918); 
army  of  occupation,  Germany,  (1919);  sani- 
tary engineer  with  Gannett,  Seelye  and 
Fleming,  Harrisburg,  Pa.  1915-1917;  con- 
struction supt.  with  (irowell  and  Little  Con- 
struction Co.  1919-1925;  general  supt.  An- 
chor Fireproofing  Company,  Detroit,  Mich. 
1925-1926;  junior  member  American  Society 
Civil  Engineers,  1914-1919,  associate  mem- 
ber, 1919;  member  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternity; University  club.  Residence:  2496 
Derbyshire-rd. 

\VELL>IAN,  Evant^eline  Baith.  born, 
Cleveland,  July  19,  1888;  daughter  Albert  D. 
and  Agnes  (Woodside)  Baith;  educated.  East 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  8,  1910 
to  Frederick  S.  Wellman — children,  Daniel 
Thomas  and  Robert  Campbell  Wellman; 
world  war.  Red  Cross  work;  vice  pres.  East 
Cleveland  Parent-Teachers'  assn.,  1924; 
pres.  Camp  Fire  Girls  Council;  member  Wil- 
loughby  Women's  club:  Natl.  Assn.  of  AuduI)on 
Societies;  board  member  Mary  '  E.  Ingersol 
girls  club;  member  Women's  City  club.  Resi- 
dence: Stop  47,  Mentor-ave.,  R.  F.  D.  2,  Wil- 
loughby,    O. 

AVELIjMAX,  Frederick  Siemens,  executive; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  8,  1887;  son  Samuel  T. 
and  Julia  (Ballard)  Wellman;  educated. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  8,  1919  to  Evangeline  Woodside  Baith — 
children,  Daniel  Thomas  and  Robert  Camp- 
bell Wellman;  pres.  and  treas.  Wellman 
Bronze  Co.;  member  American  Foundry 
assn.;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fraternity;  32nd 
degree  Mason;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleve- 
land Athletic  and  Town  and  Country  clubs; 
Megantic  Fish  and  Game  Corp.  Recreation: 
golf  and  fishing.  Residence:  R.  F.  D.  2, 
Willoughby,  O.     Office:  6017  Superior-ave. 

W^ELiLiMAN,  Jnne  Rodler,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  J.  H.  D.  and  Susanna  (Wisener) 
Rodier;  educated,  Vassar  College  A.  B. ;  mar- 
ried, Lakewood,  O.,  Aug.  4,  1917  to  Samuel 
Knowlton  W^ellman — children,  Patsy  and 
Susanne  Wellman;  member  College  club. 
Residence:    2720    Derbyshire-rd. 

WELIiS,  Bessie  Sherman,  school  principal; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  5,  1893:  daughter  S. 
Henry  and  Lissa  J.  (Osborne)  Sherman;  edu- 
cated, Collinwood  high  school;  Cleveland 
School  of  Education:  (Dhio  Univ.;  Kent  State 
normal;  Columbia  Univ.;  married,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  16,  1911  to  Delbert  C.  Wells:  teacher  in 
elementary  grades  ten  years;  principal  six 
years;  member  Eastern  Ohio  and  Ohio  State 


teachers  assn.;  National  Education  assn.; 
Elementary  Principal's  assn.;  Noble  Parent- 
Teachers'  assn.;  Eastern  Star.  Western  Re- 
serve chapter;  Grand  Inter.  Auxiliary  Loco- 
motive Engineers;  charter  member  Shore 
Community  club.  Recreation:  symphony 
concerts  and  operas.  Residence:  15307 
Holmes-ave.     Office:  Noble  School,  Euclid,  O. 

WELLS,  Edward  P.,  branch  manager;  born, 
Lunenberg,  Vt.,  June  19,  1893;  son  J.  M. 
and  Mary  (Plant)  Wells;  educatect,  Ltttleton 
(N.  H.)  high  school;  Bryant  &  Stratton, 
Manchester,  N.  H. ;  world  war,  2nd  lieut.  Inf.; 
32nd  degree  Mason;  member  Columbia  club, 
Indianapolis,  Ind.  Residence:  1923  E.  73rd- 
st.      Office:    2097    E.    14th-st. 

WELMAN,  Victor  A.,  attorney;  born.  Ft. 
Branch,  Ind.,  Dec.  8,  1884;  son  Charles  W.  and 
Frances  R.  (McCleary)  Welman;  educated, 
public  schools,  Sullivan,  Ind.;  Valparaiso 
(Ind.)  Univ.,  A.  B.  1900,  LL.  B.  1903;  world 
war,  served  as  private  in  political  and  civic 
activity,  no  military  record;  spent  year  or 
two  in  active  politics  In  Sullivan  (Will  Hay's 
town);  lived  in  Seattle,  Wash,  ten  years;  ad- 
mitted to  Bar  in  Ohio,  July  11,  1922:  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Dover  Masonic 
lodge;  Webb  chapter;  Cleveland  council. 
Oriental  Commandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory; 
High  Noon  club.  Residence:  9411  Detroit-ave. 
Office:    206    Society   for   Savings   Bldg. 

TV'ELTY,  Horace  G.,  landscape  architect; 
born,  Strasburgh,  O.,  Oct.  22,  1849;  son  Joseph 
and  Adeline  (Everhard)  Welty;  educated. 
New  Philadelphia,  O.  high  school;  married, 
Dalton,  Wayne  County,  O.,  to  Alice  M.  Sel- 
lers (deceased) — children,  Harry  True,  Stella 
K.  and  Horace  Merle;  married,  Cleveland  to 
Bertha  Louise  Simpson,  daughter  of  the  late 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Walter  Simpson  (Anna 
Middaugh) — children,  Anna  Louise  (deceased) 
and  Charis  Elizabeth  Welty;  supt.  of  schools, 
Uhrichsville,  O.  five  years;  supt.  of  schools 
Marion,  O.  five  years;  engineer  and  builder 
of  bridges  ten  years;  prof,  physics  and  en- 
gineering Maryland  Agricultural  college, 
five  years;  instructor  commercial  dept.  South 
high  school,  Cleveland,  one  year;  instructor 
Physics  and  chemistry  East  high  school,  six 
years;  nurseryman  and  landscape  architect 
ten  years;  his  father,  Joseph  Welty,  for 
whom  the  new  Joseph  Welty  Junior  High 
school  in  New  Philadelphia,  O.  was  recently 
named,  was  graduated  from  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.  at  Hudson,  O.,  first  instructor  to 
be  appointed  at  Wittenberg  college,  Spring- 
field, O.,  supt.  of  schools  New  Philadelphia,  O. 
35  years;  his  mother,  Adaline  Everhard 
Welty  was  the  daughter  of  Judge  and  Mrs. 
John  Everhard  (Julian  Harbaugh).  Resi- 
dence:    1725    Wymore-ave.,    E.    Cleveland. 

AVEMBRIDGE,  Eleanor  Rowland,  psychol- 
ogist; born,  Massachusetts;  daughter  Lyman 
Sibley  and  Elizabeth  McLellan  (Gould)  Row- 
land; educated.  Radcliffe  college;  Harvard 
Univ.  Ph.  D. ;  married,  California,  June  1, 
1917  to  Harry  Wembridge — children,  Mary 
Althea  Wembridge;  world  war,  served  Ameri- 
can Red  Cross,  1917,  New  York  City;  head 
aide  Walter  Reed  hospital  1918;  supervisor 
of  aides,  surgeon  general's  office,  1918, 
Washington,  D.  C. ;  formerly  professor  of 
psychology  in  Mt.  Holyoke  and  Reed  col- 
leges; member  archaeological  expedition  to 
Crete,  for  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania;  author, 
"The  Right  to  Believe",  "The  Significance 
of  Art",  "Other  Peoples'  Daughters";  con- 
tributor to  numerous  magazines  and  scienti- 
fic journals:  member  American  Psychological 
assn.;  American  Association  for  Advance- 
ment of  Science;  Women's  City  club;  referee 
of  Juvenile  Court  of  Cuyahoga  County. 
Residence:    1877    E.    75th-st. 


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WEMBRIDGE,  Harry,  business  executive; 
born,  Canada;  son  George  and  Hester  (Rich- 
ards) Wenibridge;  educated,  Reed  college; 
Univ.  of  California;  Columbia  Univ.,  mar- 
ried, California,  June  1,  litl7  to  Eleanor  Row- 
land— children,  Mary  Althea  Wt-mbridge; 
member  Natl.  Guard  State  of  Washington 
world  war,  U.  S.  army  11)17-1919;  major,  pub- 
lic health  scrvige.  1919-1920;  member  Ameri- 
can Society  of  Industrial  Engineers;  Amerf- 
can  Statistical  assn.;  The  Taylor  society; 
director  Consumers  League  of  Ohio;  member 
Masonic  lodge;  Singers  and  ISIens  City  clubs; 
Council  of  Sociology;  formerly  director 
Bureau  of  Social  Statistics,  New  York  City 
Residence:  1877  E.  7.'')th-st.  Office:  Joseph  & 
Feiss    Co.,    W.    53rd-st. 

WEXXEM.VN,  JoNeph  H..  law  and  real  es- 
tate; born,  Cleveland,  May  23,  1871;  son 
Henry  C.  and  Katherine  (Hoff)  Wenneman; 
educated,  St.  :Mary's  school:  St.  Ignatius 
college.  A.  B.  and  M.  A.;  Western  Reserve 
law  school,  L.L.B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  April 
12,  1899  to  Augusta  Cecilia  Sellers — children, 
Jos.  A.,  and  William  H.  Wenneman;  solici- 
tor village  of  West  Park,  1918-1922,  of  North 
Olmsted,  1922-1923  and  Valley  View,  1922- 
1926;  formerly  associated  with  various  sure- 
ty companies  as  general  agent  and  attorney; 
organizer  and  first  treasurer  Detroit-ave. 
Savings  &  Banking  Co.  now  a  branch  of  the 
Union  Trust  Co.;  organizer  and  attorney  for 
The  Thrift  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  realty  ap- 
praiser for  Cleveland  Metropolitan  Park 
board;  pres.  The  Torrenized  Estates  Co.; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  Residence: 
1577  Orchard  Grove-ave.,  Lakewood  Office: 
202    Marshall    Bldg. 

WENNER,  Delia  Holllnger,  born,  Akron, 
O.,  Aug.  1872;  daughter  J.  Daily  and  Myra 
Hollinger;  educated,  Akron  public  school; 
Welleslev  college;  married,  Sandusky,  O., 
Oct.  19,  1897  to  Dr.  Ralph  J.  Wenner — chil- 
dren, Virginia  (Mrs.  David  A.  Gaskill);  mem- 
ber Women's  City  and  Akron  Country  clubs. 
Residence:    2042    E.    77th-st. 

W'ERXER,  Edward  Frank,  investment 
broker;  born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  10,  1893;  son 
Conrad  and  Matilda  W.  (Merkle)  Werner; 
educated,  Cleveland,  public,  high  and  busi- 
ness schools;  married,  Cleveland,  April  16, 
1916 — children,  Anita  and  Edward  R.  Wer- 
ner; bookkeeper  and  loan  teller  Guardian 
Trust  Co.,  1909  to  1920;  in  March  1923  es- 
tablished E.  F.  Werner  Company  of  which 
he  has  been  executive  head;  pres.  E.  F.  Wer- 
ner Co.;  The  Northern  Bond  and  Mortgage 
Co.;  The  Specialty  Appliance  Co.;  treas.  Houk 
Rubber  Products  Co.;  member  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Real  Estate  Board;  City  club  of 
Cleveland.  Recreation:  tennis  and  boating. 
Residence:  2172  W.  96th-st.  Office:  1412 
Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

WERTHEIMER,  Dan  S.,  born,  Cleveland, 
Sept.  2,  1S59;  educated,  Cleveland  schools; 
married,  Cleveland — children,  Ralph,  Howard 
and  James  Wertheimer;  pres.  The  Dan  S. 
Wertheimer  Co.;  member  Euclid-ave.  Tem.- 
ple  over  25  years;  member  Excelsior  club. 
Residence:  Fenway  hall.  Office:  1150  W. 
3rd-st. 

"WERTHEIMER,  Howard  Mnnro,  attorney 
at  law;  born,  Cleveland.  April  11,  1893;  son 
Dan  S.  and  Rose  (r)pp(nhelmor)  AVertheimer, 
educated,  Harvard  Univ.,  B.  S.;  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.,  bachelor  of  law;  sec.  The  Dan 
S.  Wertheimer  Co.;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  Harvard,  Excelsior,  Town  and  Argo 
clubs.  Residence:  Fenway  Hall.  Office:  342 
Hanna   Bldg. 

WEST.  LouIm  C,  Investment  banking;  born, 
Milwaukee,    Wis.;    son    John     and     Deborah 


(Caulton)  West;  educated,  Northwestern 
Univ.,  B.  S.,  M.  A.;  Harvard  Univ.,  M.  A.;  mar- 
ried, Evanston,  HI.,  1920  to  Francos  Bragdon; 
world  war,  cajjt.  M.  1.  D. ;  two  years  as  asst. 
Harvard  Univ.  Boston  Museum  Expetlitlon 
to  Egypt;  member  American  Philological 
assn.;  American  Archaeological  assn.;  Cleve- 
land Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Art 
Museum  and  Museum  of  Natural  History; 
Beta  Theta  IM  fraternity;  University  club; 
Union  club;  author  archeological  ami  busi- 
ness articles  Journal  Roman  Studies,  Classi- 
cal Journal,  Transactions  of  American 
Philological  Assn.,  American  Geogravhical 
Journal,  System  and  Administration.  Resi- 
dence:   2819    Coleridge-rd. 

WEST,  Raymond  S.,  real  estate;  born, 
Elizabeth,  N.  J..  Nov.  22,  1896;  son  Henry 
D.  and  Anna  (Schultze)  West;  educated, 
Dartmouth  college;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct. 
10,  1924  to  Dorothy  Reed — children,  one  son; 
world  war,  served  six  months  with  signal 
corps;  final  rank  lieut.  on  major's  staff  210th 
field  signal  brigade;  came  to  Cleveland  in 
1920  as  manag;/3r  Cleveland  branch  General 
Equipment  Co.,  Inc.;  organize<l  George  P. 
Little  Co.  of  Cleveland  in  1923  acting  as 
vice-pres.  and  sec.;  became  associated  with 
the  Van  Sweringen  Co.  in  1925';  member  Phi 
Kappa  Psl  fraternity;  Mid-Day  and  Dart- 
mouth College  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and 
tennis.  Residence:  17707  Winslow-rd.,  Sha- 
ker Hghts.  Office:  Van  Sweringen  Co.,  Mar- 
shall   Bldg. 

W^EST,  Snmnel  H.  lawyer;  born,  Iowa, 
July  7,  1872;  son  Samuel  and  Margaret  West; 
educated,  public  schools;  children,  Eleanor, 
Alice  and  William  West;  city  solicitor  Belle- 
fontaine,  O. ;  pros,  attorney  Logan  County, 
O. ;  .state  senator  13th.  dist. ;  private  during 
Spanish-American  war;  general  attorney 
N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Co.;  member  Acacia  Country 
and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs.  Residence: 
2832  Edgehill-rd.  Office:  W.  3rd-st.  and  St. 
Clair-ave. 

WESTEIVHAVER,  Edward  Panll,  attorney; 
born.   Martinsburg,  W.  Va.,   Oct.   30,   1889:   son 

D.  C.  and  Mary  C.  (Paull)  W'estenhaver; 
educated,  Princeton  Univ.,  1910,  A.  B.;  Wes- 
tern Reserve  Law  School,  1913,  LL.B. ;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Sept.  28,  1889  to  Irene  Helen 
Esch;  world  war,  capt.  inf.  83,  29th  div.,  one 
year  over-seas;  major  Reserve  corps,  1920, 
331st  inf.;  asst,  law  director  Citv  of  Cleve- 
land. 1921-1922;  member  Order  of  the  Coif; 
ITniversity  aid  Cleveland  Tennis  &  Racquet 
clubs.  Recreation:  tennis,  fishing  .nnd  hunt- 
ing. Residence:  241  !i  Overlook-rd.,  r'love- 
land   Hghts.      Office:   1780   Union   Trust-bldg. 

WESTENHAVER.  John  I-oRoy.  sales  man- 
ager; born,  Chicago,  .Tan.  13,  180.'i:  son  Sam- 
uel and  .Tulia  (Hixembaugh)  Rippev;  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  Illinois.  B.  S.  in  E.  M. :  mar- 
ried, LaGrange,  III.,  Oct.  4,  1921  to  Rosalie 
Elizabeth  Bourgeois— children,  two;  with 
Chicago  Pneumatic  Tool  Co.,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.,  five  years;  district  sales  manager  Chi- 
cago Pneumatic  Tool  Co.;  member  Electric 
I.,eague  of  Cleveland;  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  and 
Theta  Tau  fraternities:  member  Cleveland 
Athletic  club  and  Northern  Ohio  Alumni  club 
of  Phi  Kappa  Sigma:  Illlnl  club  of  Cleve- 
land; Elks  Club  of  lyakewood.  Residence: 
1680    Parkwood-rd.    Lakewood.      Office:     1241 

E.  49th-8t. 

WESTGATE.  JchnIch  Pulver,  born,  Cleve- 
land. Dec.  8,  1871:  daughter  David  and  Elsie 
S.  (Sprague)  Pulver;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  School  of  Edur.Ttlon:  married, 
Cleveland,  Aug.  15,  1894  to  Albert  Franklin 
Westgate — children,  Marjorle  A.  Weslgate 
McWhorter;  world  war.  Red  Cross  work  and 
capt.  of  canteen  team  of  women  from  Wes- 
tern  Reserve  chapter  D.  A.   R.  of  which   she 


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is  a  member;  former  teacher  and  substitute; 
pres.  Cleveland  Federation  of  Women's  clubs, 
1920-1921;  pres.  E.  Cleveland  Woman's  club, 
1925;  received  honor  badge  for  hours  of  Red 
Cross  Service  rendered;  member  Normal 
School  Alumni;  Women's  City,  K.  Cleveland 
Woman's  and  Melvin  Reading  clubs;  also 
member  Council  for  the  Promotion  of  Peace. 
Residence:    107:i2    Orvillo-ave. 

WESTLAKE,  Frank  Hiram,  manufacturer; 
born,  Hillsboro,  Oregon,  Aug.  15,  1879;  son 
Chas.  Lanterman  and  Irene  (Bullene)  West- 
lake;  educated,  Sacramento  high  school; 
Brown  Univ.,  Ph.B.  1901;  married,  Chicago, 
July  3,  1903  to  Mathilde  Gunnison  O'Neill — 
children,  Frank  Hiram,  .Jr.;  vice-pres.  in 
charge  of  sales  B.  L.  Marble  Chair  Co.;  mem- 
ber Zeta  Psi  fraternity;  University,  Mid-Day, 
Canterbury  and  Cleveland  Adverti.sing  clubs, 
Cleveland;  Zeta  Psi  club  of  Nevv^  York.  Re- 
creation: fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  3018 
Kingsley-rd.,    Cleveland.      Office:    Bedford,   O. 

"W'KSTROPP,  Lillian  M.,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  9,  1884;  daughter  Thomas  P. 
and  Clara  E.  (Stoeckel)  Westropp;  educated. 
West  high  school;  Harroff  School  of  Expres- 
sion; Cleveland  law  school,  magna  cum  laude 
degree:  world  war,  four  minute  speaker; 
practicing  attorney  since  June  1915;  organi- 
zer and  president  of  The  Woman's  Savings  & 
Loan  Co.  the  first  financial  institution  oper- 
ated by  women  in  the  State  of  Ohio;  organi- 
zer and  president  of  The  Ohio  Mutual  Mort- 
gage Co.,  first  mortgage  company  to  be  oper- 
ated by  women;  third  vice-pres.  Cleveland 
Bar  assn.:  member  Women's  City  and  Busi- 
ness and  Professional  Women's  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 1978  W.  99th-st.  Office:  1425  Guaran- 
tee   Title    Bldg. 

WEYGANDT,  Carl  Victor,  common  pleas 
judge;  born,  Wayne  County,  O.,  June  14, 
18S8;  .son  Judge  Wm.  E.  and  Cora  B.  (Mock) 
Weygandt;  educated,  Wooster,  1912,  Ph.  R. ; 
Western  Reserve  Law  school,  1918.  LL.B. ; 
married,  Wooster,  June  14,  1915  to  Jessie  M. 
Silver — children,  Richard  S.  and  Clark  W^. 
Weygandt;  member  84th  General  Assembly 
of  Ohio:  assisted  in  all  I-iberty  Loan  and 
Community  Fund  campaigns;  associated  with 
law  firm,  Thompson,  Iline  &  Flory,  1917-1923; 
chief  counsel  Cleveland  Automobile  club, 
1923-1924;  common  pleas  judge  since  1^24; 
vice-pres.  Buckeye  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
member  Cleveland,  Ohio  State  and  Ameri- 
can Bar  assn.;  identified  with  Cleveland  Hu- 
mane sdcietv  and  Cleveland  Travelers  Aid 
society:  Delta  Tau  Delta,  Delta  Theta  Phi 
fraternities;  32nd  degree  Mason;  Odd  Fel- 
low; Knight  of  Pythias;  member  City  and 
Singers  clubs;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Re- 
creation: officiating  football  games.  Resi- 
dence: 13483  Lake-ave.  Office:  New  Court 
House. 

^VHEATON,  Ethel  JoneH,  born,  Warren,  C, 
Aug.  8,  1873:  daughter  Prof.  Fred  Kenyon 
and  Emma  Eliza  (Butler)  Jones;  educated, 
Warren  high  school;  married,  Cleveland.  May 
5,  1898  to  Prof.  Harry  N.  Wheaton — children, 
Dorothy  Butler  and  Marjorie  Ethel  Wheaton; 
member  Republican  Women's  committee; 
Red  Cross  and  canteen  work  during  war; 
member  Daughters  of  the  American  Revolu- 
tion; Daughters  of  1812;  Women's  City  club; 
Emerson  club;  Zenith  circle.  Residence: 
1480    Elmwood-ave.,    Lakewood. 

WHEELER,  Arthnr  liOrin)?,  manufactur- 
ing: born,  Brattleboro,  Vt.,  Aug.  4,  1883;  son 
H.  Warren  and  Katherine  (Lambert)  Whee- 
ler: educated.  Harvard,  A.  B.  1905;  married, 
Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  1,  1913  to  Elizabeth  Johns- 
ton ^lacMillan — children,  Mary  Elizabeth 
and  Katherine  Lambert  Wheeler;  2nd  vice- 
pres.  Eberhard  Mfg.  Co.;  member  Kappa 
Gamma   Chi    fraternity;    Sons   of    the   Ameri- 


can Revolution;  Mid-Day  and  Cleveland  clubs, 
Cleveland;  Harvard  club  of  New  York; 
Harvard  club  of  Boston.  Residence:  11480 
Hessler-rd.       Office:     2734    Tennyson-rd. 

WHEELER,  Cliarleii  J.,  banking  and  real 
estate;  born,  Bedford,  O.,  Sept.  9,  1856;  son 
Wm.  L.  and  Eliza  (Dunham)  Wheeler;  edu- 
cated, Bedford  high  school;  Hiram  college; 
married.  Independence,  la.,  Feb.  23,  1887  to 
Josephine  Mead — children,  Marie  W.  Strach- 
an;  postmaster  in  Bedford,  1889-1896;  school 
teacher  for  fen  years;  manager  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.  Bedford  branch  1905-1920;  advisory 
manager  since  1920;  member  Cleveland  Trust 
club;  his  maternal  grandfather,  John  Dun- 
ham, came  to  Bedford  from  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 
about  1818,  settled  on  Dunham-rd.  after 
whom  the  street  was  named,  and  who  served 
as  township  trustee  for  several  years;  great 
grandfather,  Zenas  Wheeler  was  capt.  Mass. 
regiment  in  Revolutionary  war.  Residence: 
91    Tarbell-ave.,    Bedford,    O. 

WHHEELER.  Elizabetli  MacMillan;  born, 
LaCrosse,  Wis.,  Jan.  13,  1884;  daughter  Dun- 
fan  D.  and  Mary  Jane  (McCrea)  MacMillan; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Chicago;  married,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Oct.  1,  1913  to  Arthur  Loring 
Wheeler  —  children,  Mary  Elizabeth  and 
Katherine  Lambert  Wheeler;  member  Wom- 
en's  City   club.      Residence:    11480   Hessler-rd. 

WHEELER.  Rollin  Clyde,  born,  Rushford, 
N.  Y.,  June  15,  1884;  son,  Henry  H.  and  Ida 
M.  (Barber)  Wheeler;  educated,  Rushford 
high  school;  Syracuse  Univ.,  college  of  law, 
1906,  LL.B.;  married,  Centerville,  N.  Y.,  March 
14,  1907  to  Mary  Beryl  Pratt — children,  Vir- 
ginia, Rollin,  Elinor  and  Richard  Wheeler; 
member  Cleveland  City  Council,  1922-1923; 
interested  in  Community  center  and  boy  scout 
work;  has  been  either  pres.,  sec.  or  director 
Chesterfield  Community  Center  and  Patrick 
Henry  Community  Center  for  past  ten  years; 
one  of  the  trustees  Boy  Scout  troop  No.  42; 
director  and  sec.  Bebout  Printing  Co.:  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  director  Patrick 
Henry  Community  Center;  member  Citizens 
League;  Pantalpha  lodge,  F.  fc  A.  M.;  McKin- 
ley  chapter;  Woodward  council;  Coeur  de  Lion 
Commandery;  City  club.  Recreation:  base- 
ball and  checkers.  Residence:  19715  Fair- 
mount  Blvd.,     Office:  1607-8  Williamson  Bldg. 

WHEELER,  Willard  Wall,  born.  Carlo,  111., 
Oct.  8,  1879;  son  Samuel  Porter  and  Kather- 
ine (Goss)  Wheeler;  educated,  Williams  col- 
lege 1903,  A.  B. ;  married,  Chicago,  111.,  April 
24  1909  to  Laura  B.  Greene — children,  Laura, 
Elizabeth,  Virginia  and  Willard  W.  Wheeler; 
war  campaign  director  of  American  Red 
Cross  for  Lake  Division  of  Ohio.  Ind.  and 
Ky. ;  servfed  on  team  Cleveland  War  Chest; 
served  on  teams  for  Liberty  I>oans  and  War 
Savings  Stamps  and  on  a  half  dozen  adver- 
tising committees  for  war  activities;  former 
pres.  Williams  College  Alumni  assn.  of 
Northern  Ohio:  also  former  diff'ctor  National 
Assn.  of  Advertisers  of  New  York  City,  Guar- 
antee State  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  Wilson  Fast- 
ener Co.  and  Cleveland  Advertising  club; 
now  vice-pres.  The  Pompeian  Company;  di- 
rector Audit  Bureau  of  Circulations,  Chicago; 
member  Theta  Delta  Chi  fraternity;  Hermit, 
Canterbury  and  Cleveland  Advertising  clubs, 
traveled  extensively  In  15  to  20  countries  and 
nearly  every  state  in  the  Union.  Recreation: 
reading,  travel  and  golf.  Residence:  2943  E. 
Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  2400 
Payne-ave. 

WHELAN,  Justin  B.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Cleveland,  July  6,  1893;  son  Judge 
N.  P.  and  Anna  (Biechele)  Whelan;  educated, 
Niagara  Univ.  A.B.  1915;  A.M.  1917;  Western 
Reserve  Univ.  M.D.  1919;  married,  Cleveland. 
June    14,    1922    to    Kathleen    Marvin — children 


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Justin  Whelan,  Jr.;  member  Cleveland  Acad- 
emy of  Medicine;  Cleveland  Medical  Library 
K'l'l^^^^*'^^®  '^"^  American  Medical  assns.;  I'hi 
Chi  fraternity.  Residence:  3074  Corydon-rd.. 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  10323  Superior-ave! 
WHISSK.X.  CInra  liOuiNo,  pianist  and 
teaclier;  born.  Beverly,  O.;  daughter  J.  T.  and 
Mary  Wick  (Bane)  Whissen;  educated,  Cin- 
cinnati Conservatory  of  Music;  Chicago  Musi- 
cal college;  pupil  of  William  H.  Sherwood, 
Aueust  llvlleated,  George  Kruger,  Mrs.  A.  M. 
Vifgil  and  Henry  Schraedieciv ;  formerly  in- 
structor and  director  of  piano  in  Denison 
xt"''^'--,,,.V'"''"^''^'<^'  0-'  Westminster  college, 
Isew  Wilmington,  Pa..  Hiram  college.  Mary- 
land college,  Texas  Christian  Univ.,  Conserv- 
atory of  Music,  Cincinnati  and  Virgil  Piano 
school,  ^ew  York;  director  Cleveland  Virgil 
Piano  school;  member  Business  and  Profes- 
sional Women's  club.  Residence:  10510 
Euchd-ave.     Office:  618  The  Arcade. 

WHITAKER.  May  Cannon.  journalist; 
born,  Bedford,  O.,  Oct.  15,  1858;  daughter  Lev- 
eret and  Mary  H  (Tinker)  Tarbell;  educated, 
Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  B.L.  and  M.A.;  married 
Bedford.  Sept.  30.  1879  to  Grove  G.  Cannon— 
^^n^^^"'  To'^.T..  Herbert  G.  and  Dana  A. 
Cannon:  married.  Oct.  15,  1894  to  Alfred 
Uhitaker;  executive  comm.  Cuyahoga  Co. 
democratic  party;  four  years  Cleveland 
school  council:  information  bureau  Cleve- 
land Press  (authority  on  vi^ar  questions); 
four  years  asso.  editor  woman's  dept.  Cleve- 
land Pre.ss;  pres.  The  Brooks  Oil  Co.  three 
years  following  Mr.  Whitaker's  death;  pres 
since  1922  Cleveland  Writers  club;  member 
Ohio  Newspaper  Women;  Daughters  of  the 
American    Revolution;   Daughters  of   the   Col- 

wifml'n.'^?-'?!'^^^^-*'*'  ^'^'^  Kngland  W^omen; 
Women  s  City,  Cinema  and  Monnet  CO  W  U 
alumnae)  clubs;  Epworth  Euclid  M  '  E 
ow^  '  ^«^>^f^utive  comm.  Women's  Dept! 
Cleveland  Centennial  Commission.  Recrea- 
tion: travel,  motion  pictures  and  theatre 
Residence:    2626    North   Moreland-blvd. 

T^'^^q'i'^/c,?*'!''  Holden.  born,  Cleveland, 
rRn■^l.)L^^^^VT  "^^^^hter  L.  E.  and  Delia  E 
i?>,i  i'^^^  ^^•''^:?®"i  educated,  Cleveland 
schools:  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  14  isqo 
il  ^'"."asorT  White— children,  ThomasHold- 
InH  W^^'T:?ri"'^J?.L*?  ^a'l  (Mrs.  Herman  L., 
and  W  Holden  White;  trustee  University 
hospitals  and  Assocfated  Charities  ResU 
dence:    8907   Lake   Shore-blvd.  ''""^^-       "^^* 

WHITE  Earle  E.,  real  estate  and  mortgage 
loans;  born,  Kansas  City,  Nov.  14,  1884  s?n 
James  Walter  and  May  G.  (Sibley)  Whfte" 
r.lT'''n?*^'  ^^--Itern  Reserve  Univ.  1910  mnr: 
ried.  Cleveland.  June  7,  1916  to  Tone  Cornille 
Avery— children,  Sarah  Avery  White;  direc! 
tor  Superior  Bond  &  Mortgag-e  Co.:  general 
manager    The  Del  Prado  Co^  The  StockbHdge 

^ZuV^-n^!'%^V'^''.^^''^'y  ^^-^  member  A  pha 
P*^'*^    ?^i    fraternity,    Cleveland    cluh.     Resi- 

9n?'^pio.^T?"'',"''"?,y5'  Willoughby.  O.  Office: 
202    Plain    Dealer   Bldg. 

HT^^'"''^^'  J^"*'»  Hnnkfn.  born,  Boston. 
Mas.s.;  daughter  Jeremiah  Eames  and  Mary 
(Birge)  Rankin;  educated,  Mt.  Vernon 
Seminary,  Washington.  D.  C;  married,  (Meve- 
land  Nov.  21,  1900  to  William  Wisncr  Whit( — 
children.  Mary  Goulder  White  Morgan. 
Evelyn  Rankin  White  Clements  and  Theo- 
dore Eames  White;  member  Women's  City 
club.  Recreation:  tennis.  Residence:  2365 
v.'(.odmere-dr. 

WHITE.  Flora  Reical.  born.  Cleveland, 
Aug.  9.  1893;  daughter  Frederick  and  Elsie 
(Stofer)  Regal;  educated,  Sibley  grammar 
school.  1906;  Central  high  school.  1911;  Mich- 
igan State  normal  school,  YpsilantI,  Mich 
1913;  married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1915  to  W 
Donald    White;    world    war,    asst.    chairman 


packing-  comm.  Cleveland  chapter  American 
Red  Cross;  supervisor  physical  education 
Cleveland  schools,  1913-1915;  chairman  of 
press,  Cleveland  Federation  of  Women's 
clubs  1921-1923  and  chairman  of  pages,  1923- 
924;  magazine  chairman  of  "Buckeye,"  north- 
eastern Ohio  since  923;  member  Alpha  Sigma 
Tau  sorority;  Cleveland  Women's  City,  Junior 
U.  &  I  Literary.  Cleveland  Tennis  &  Racquet 
clubs.  Recreation:  tennis,  golf  and  bridge. 
Residence:   2176   Rexwood-rd. 

WHITE.  Florence  Gnice,  born,  Baxter 
Springs.  Kan.,  June  27,  1892;  daughter  Louis 
Philip  and  Mary  (Henderson)  Gage;  edu- 
cated, Painesville  high  school,  1911;  Kent 
Place  school.  Summit,  N.  J.  1911-1913;  Sweet 
Briar  college,  1914-1915;  married,  Painesville, 
O.,  Sept.  4,  1919  to  Percy  Warner  White — 
children,  Elijah  Warner  White  II;  member 
Women's  City  and  Window  Box  Garden  clubs; 
Falrmount  Presbyterian  church.  Residence: 
1334   Inglewood-dr. 

AVHITE.  Frances  Mather,  born,  Wellsville, 
N.  Y.;  daughter  Oliver  Lyman  and  Julia 
(Rice)  Mather;  educated,  Wellsville  high 
school;  Elmira  college.  Elmlra,  N.  Y.  two 
years:  Drexel  Institute  Library  school.  Drex- 
el  Inst..  Philadelphia,  1901;  married,  Wells- 
ville. N.  Y.,  Feb.  21,  1906  to  Roland  W.  White 
— children.  Eleanor  Chapman  White;  world 
war.  connected  with  several  organizations 
Including  Red  Cross  comforts  forwarding 
comm.;  member  Western  Reserve  chapter. 
Daughters  of  the  American  Revolution; 
Women's  City.  College,  Canterbury  Golf, 
Pairmount  Garden  and  Women's  Civic 
(Cleveland  Hghts.)  clubs.  Residence:  2222 
Delamere-dr. 

WHITE.    Very   Rer.   Frnncia    Snmnel.    Dean 

of  Trinity  Cathedral;  born.  New  York  City, 
^5''!'  ^ilv  ^^^^=  ^^^  Samuel  Porter  and  Marie 
Adele  (Mercilliott)  White;  educated.  Heath- 
cote  private  school  and  Central  high  school, 
Buffalo:  Hobart  college,  Geneva,  New  York. 
B.A.  1893,  M.A.  1896,  S.T.D.  1920:  General 
Theological  Seminary,  N.  Y..  B.D.  1896;  fellow 
in  Gen.  Theo.  Seminary,  1896-1897;  married 
Atchison,  Kansas,  Jan.  23,  1907  to  Caroline 
Silliman  Mize — children,  Joan,  Leonard  and 
Edward  Mize  White;  Armv  Y.  M.  C.  A.  and 
Civilian  chaplain  with  32nd  N.  A.  and  6th  div. 
U.  S.  A.,  Camp  MacArthur,  Waco,  Texas.  1917- 
1918:  domestic  sec.  Board  of  Missions  of  Epis- 
copal church,  1918-1920:  formerly  dean  of  St. 
Marks  Cathedral.  Grand  Rapids.  Mich.,  Rec- 
tor of  Trinity  church,  Atchison,  Kan.,  asst. 
St.  John's  church.  Detroit.  Mich.;  member  of 
the  Associate  Mission,  Omaha,  Neb.:  delegate 
to  every  Triennial  general  convention  of  the 
Episcopal  church  since  1904;  member  of  The 
Bishop  and  Council  Diocese  of  Ohio.  1920- 
in?6;  pres.  Federated  Chnrchos  of  Cleveland, 
1925-1926;  Dean  of  Trinity  Cathedral;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Clerlcus;  Identified  with 
Church  Home  for  the  Aeed:  life  member 
Associated  Charities  of  Cleveland;  member 
Kappa  Alpha  society:  Rotary  club;  Associa- 
tion of  Commerce.  Recreation:  Aquatics  and 
pedestrian.  Residence:  1920  E.  87th-st.  [Office: 
Trinity    Cathedral. 

\%'H¥TE.  Fred  Rollin.  manufactnrer:  born, 
Cleveland,  Feb.  17.  1872;  son  Rollin  Charles 
and  Elizabeth  S.  (Warren)  White:  educated, 
public  schools;  Cornell  Univ..  T>L.B. ;  married, 
Cleveland.  June  25.  1910  to  Miriam  Norton — • 
children,  Fredf^rick  Rf>llln,  Jr.,  Mary  Caroline, 
Frances  Elizabeth  and  David  Norton  White; 
chairman  of  board.  Baker  Rauch  &  Lang  (To.; 
director  Peerless  Motor  Car  Co.  and  Union 
Trust  Co.;  member.  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fratern- 
ity; Union,  Country,  Kirtland,  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Hunt  cluba  and  Alpha  Delta  Phi  Club, 
New   York.     Recreation:   riding,   hunting  and 


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Kolf.      Residence:    2300    Overlook-rd.      Office: 

1275  Union  Trint  Bldg. 

AV'HITE,  George  Frederic,  sec'.-treas. ;  born, 
So.  Iladley,  Mass.,  Dec.  9,  1872;  son  Geo.  H. 
and  Laura  Jane  (IBillinss)  White;  educated, 
Oberlin  college,  A.B.  18D6;  married,  Norwalk, 
O.,  1907  to  Kdna  F.  Randolph  —  children, 
Georjje  R.  and  Frederic  R.  White;  world  war, 
member  claims  board,  Cleveland  district;  sec, 
treas.  and  director  The  Klyria  Iron  &  Steel 
Co.;  director  Canadian  Metal  Products  Co.; 
director  Ohio  Manufacturers  and  pres.  East 
End  Manufacturers  assns. ;  trustee  Euclid- 
ave  Con{?regational  church;  director  East 
Cleveland  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  member  Winrtemere 
lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Cleveland  club.  Residence: 
2330  Euclid  Hghts.  Blvd.  Office:  232  E. 
131st-st. 

AVHO'E,  MnrBaret  Loiii.tie,  general  super- 
visor; born,  Texas,  May  1897;  daughter  Ern- 
est F.  and  Eva  (Erwin)  White;  educated. 
North  Texas  State  Teachers  college;  Chicago 
Univ.;  Columbia  Univ.,  B.A.  and  M.A.;  mem- 
ber Kappa  Delta  Phi  sororitv.  Residence: 
1906  E.   82nd  st.     Office:  Board  of   Education. 

WHITJE,  Mary  Virginia  Snunders,  born. 
Hill  Crest  Plantation,  Sumter  Co.,  S.  C; 
daughter  Win.  L.  and  Ann  Catherine  (Ander- 
son) Saunders;  educated,  St.  Mary's  school, 
Raleigh,  N.  C. ;  College  for  Women,  Columbia, 
S.  C. ;  married.  Hill  Crest,  Sumter  Co.,  S.  C. 
Sept.  25,  1919  to  Walter  C.  White — children, 
Ann  Heron  and  Mary  Greenleaf  White;  world 
war,  assoc.  Sumter  Co.,  Red  Cross;  Sponsor 
for  the  South,  1918;  member  South  Carolina 
Historical  and  Western  Reserve  Historical 
societies;  board  of  Lady  managers,  Church 
Home,  (Episcopal);  advisory  board  Cleve- 
land School  of  Art;  Colonial  Dames  of 
America;  Daughters  of  American  Revolution; 
Society  of  The  Ark  and  The  Dove;  United 
Daughters  of  the  Confederacy.  Recreation: 
gardening,  swimming  and  painting.  Resi- 
dence: Gates  Mill,  O. ;  (winter)  Hill  Crest 
Plantation,    Sumter   Co.,   South   Carolina. 

WHITE,  I\Iiriain  Norton,  born,  Cleveland, 
Mar.  10,  1878;  daughter  David  Z.  and  Mary  H. 
D.  (Castle)  Norton;  educated,  public  schools; 
Hathaway  Brown,  Miss  Hersey's  school,  Bos- 
ton; Mme.  de  Morinni's  School,  Paris;  married, 
Cleveland.  June  25,  1010  to  Fred  Rollin  White 
— children.  Frederick  Rollin,  Mary  Caroline, 
Frances  Elizabeth  and  David  Norton  White; 
pres.  board  of  managers  St.  John's  Orphan- 
age: member  Woman's  Council  College  for 
Women;  Women's  City,  Fortnightly  and  In- 
terfolio    clubs.      Residence:    2300    Overlook-rd. 

WHITE.  Mortimer  CarliNle,  certified  ac- 
countant; liorn,  Chrlstianshurg,  Va.,  July  3, 
1883;  son  M.  C.  and  Belle  (LeGrand)  White: 
educated,  high  school;  military  academy; 
Columbia  Univ.,  New  York;  La  Salle  and  In- 
ternational Accountants  Study  Course:  mar- 
ried Erin,  Tenn.,  Sept.  19,  1906  to  Myrtle 
John.s — children,  Frank  H..  Edna  Belle  and 
Harold  C.  White;  Avorld  war,  enlisted  as 
private,  promoted  to  sergt.  1st  class;  had 
charge  cost  dept.  chemical  plant  No.  4,  Salt- 
ville,  Va.  during  war;  cited  for  commission 
recognition  of  service;  charge  of  a  dept.  in 
ordnance  department  of  U.  S.  Govt,  follow- 
ing the  war  under  civil  service  for  one  year; 
employed  three  years  as  senior  accountant 
on  staff  of  Nau,  Rusk  and  Swearingan;  mem- 
ber of  firm  Alexander,  Cochrane  and  Huff- 
man; member  American  Society  of  Certified 
Public  Accountants;  Masonic  lodge;  High 
Noon  club.  Residence:  2112  Belle-ave.  Of- 
fice:   621   Hippodrome  Bldg. 

WHITE.  Porey  W^arner.  real  estate:  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  3,  1894;  son  Elijah  Warner 
and  Mary  (Cozad)  W^hite;  educated,  Shaw 
high  school,  1912;  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1912-1917; 


married,  Painesville,  O.,  Sept.  4,  1919  to  Flor- 
ence Elizabeth  Gage — children,  Elijah 
Warner  White  II;  enlisted  in  air  service  at 
Dayton,  O.,  Nov.  1917;  Princeton  ground 
school,  Sept.  to  Nov.  1918;  sec.  and  director 
Shaker  Heights  Improvement  Co.;  sec.  and 
director  Warner  White  Co.;  partner  White  & 
Johnson,  supervising  architects;  member  Al- 
pha Gamma  liho  fraternity;  member  Cleve- 
land Real  Estate  Board  and  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; member  Fairmount  Pre.sbyterian 
church.  Residence:  1334  Inglewood-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  906  Williamson 
Bldg. 

M'HITE,  Roland  W.,  pres.  and  gen.  mgr.; 
born,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  May  14,  1878:  son 
Theodore  R.  and  Katherine  (Gardner)  White; 
educated,  Norristown  high  school,  Norris- 
town,  Pa.,  1897;  Drexel  Institute,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  chemical  engineering,  1901;  mar- 
ried, Wellsville,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  21,  1906  to 
Frances  Mather — children,  Eleanor  Chapman 
White;  started  The  Colonnade  Co.  in  1911  of 
which  he  is  pres.  and  general  mgr.;  treas. 
The  Fuller  Canneries  Co.;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Rotary, 
Cleveland  Advertising,  Mid-Day,  I'rint,  Lake 
Placid,  Canterbury  Golf  and  Cedarhurst  Golf 
clubs.  Residence:  2222  Delamere-dr.  Office: 
1830  Keith  Bldg. 

■WHITE,  Thomas  Holden.  manufacturing 
executive;  born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  4,  1894;  son 
Windsor  T.  and  Delia  Bulkley  (Holden) 
White;  educated.  Harvard  college,  1917,  B.S.; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  16,  1917  to  Kathleen 
York — children,  Windsor  T.  White  II,  and 
Robert  York  White  and  Thomas  Holden 
White,  Jr.;  first  lieut.  air  service.  May  1917 
to  Jan.  1919;  vice-pres.  and  general  mgr. 
The  White  Motor  Company;  member  Ameri- 
can Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers;  Society 
of  Automotive  Engineers;  Taylor  society; 
trustee  Cleveland  Museum  of  Natural  His- 
tory, Mid-Day,  Union,  University,  Kirtland 
Country,  Pepper  Pike  Country,  Chagrin  Val- 
ley Hunt  clubs,  Cleveland:  Harvard  clubs 
of  Boston,  New  York  and  Cleveland;  Univer- 
sity club  of  New  York.  Harvard-Yale-Prince- 
tori  club  of  Chicago.  Recreation;  polo,  hunt- 
ing, motion  and  still  photography,  squash 
and  travel.  Residence:  2335  Delamere-dr., 
Cleveland  Hghts.     Office:   842  E.   79th-st. 

W^HITE,  Viola  Helen,  born,  Cleveland, 
March  29,  1878;  daughter,  James  M.  and  Eliza 
A.  (Austen)  Johnson;  educated,  Cleveland 
srade  school;  Central  high  school;  marrfed, 
Ceveland,  Sept.  4,  1900  to  George  F.  White — 
children,  four;  Women's  30th  ward  chairman, 
Republican  Women  of  Ohio;  pres.  Lafayette 
Parent  Teachers  assn.;  member  League  of 
Women  Voters;  Women's  Christian  Temper- 
ance Union;  Conneaut  Ladies  of  Cleveland. 
Residence:  3361  E.  135th-st. 

WHITE,  Walter  Charles,  pres.  White  Mo- 
tor Co.;  born,  Cleveland;  son  Thomas  Howard 
and  Almira  (Greenleaf)  White;  educated, 
University  School,  1894;  Cornell  Univ.,  B.S. 
1898;  New  York  Law  School,  LL.D.  1899;  mar- 
ried. Hill  Crest,  S.  C,  Sept.  25  1919  to  Mary 
Virginia  Saunders — children,  Ann  Heron  and 
Mary  Greenleaf  White;  chairman  committee 
for  planning  repair  stations  motor  transport, 
France,  1918,  U.  S.  Govt.;  vice-pres.  White 
Sewing  Machine  Co.,  1902-1906;  vice-pres.  The 
White  Co.  1906-1921:  vice-pres.  White  Motor 
Co.  1915-1921;  pres.  White  Co.  and  White  Mo- 
tor Co.  since  1921;  pres.  White  Motor  Realty 
Co.  and  White  Motor  Securities  Co.;  also  di- 
rector of  these  companies;  director  Bishop 
&  Babcock  Co.,  Union  Trust  Co.  and  Coca- 
Cola  Co.;  Chevalier  Legion  d'Honneur;  mem- 
ber Society  of  Automobile  Engineers;  fellow 
for  life  Museum  of  Art;  member  Alpha  Delta 
Phi     fraternity;     member     Union,     Mid-Day, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Hermit,  Tavern,  Country,  Klrtland  and  Cha- 
grin Valley  Hunt  clubs  of  Cleveland;  Uni- 
versity, Metropolitan,  Cornell,  Engineers  and 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  clubs  of  New  York;  Ottawa 
Shooting-  and  Maganissippi  clubs,  Canada; 
Norias  Shooting  club,  Georgia.  Recreation: 
polo,  hunting,  shooting  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: Gates  Mill,  O.     Office  842  E.  79th-st. 

"WHITE,  AVillinm  B..  wholesale  lumber; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  0,  1874;  son  Wm.  John 
and  Ellen  (Mansfield)  White;  educated, 
Hiram  college,  B.L.  1896;  married,  Cleveland, 
Aug.  30,  1924  to  M.  Frances  Hoenig  Mathews 
— children,  one  son  by  former  marriage;  af- 
ter leaving  college  was  associated  with  his 
father,  W.  J.  Wliite  in  the  manufacture  of 
"Yucatan"  chewing  gum  and  upon  the  forma- 
tion of  The  American  Chicle  Company  con- 
tinued for  a  number  of  years  as  director  of 
corporation;  in  1899  formed  the  New  York 
Curtain  Company,  of  which  he  was  pres. ;  the 
first  company  to  produce  artistic  advertising 
on  theatrical  curtains;  sec.  and  treas.  Iron 
City  Lumber  Corp.  Residence:  1042  Kenneth- 
dr.,  Lakewood.     Office:   401   Rockefeller   Bldg. 

"WHITE,  AVilliain  ^Visne^.  lawyer;  born, 
Ithaca.  N.  Y.,  1866;  son  Theodore  P.  and 
Eveline  (Losey)  "White;  educated,  Princeton 
Univ.,  1888.  M.A.  and  B.A.;  gold  medal  for 
general  athletics;  silver  cup  for  pole  vault; 
gold  medal  for  senior  oration:  graduated  with 
honors;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  21,  1900  to 
Edith  Rankin  —  children,  Mary  Goulder 
White  (Morgan),  Evelyn  Rankin  White 
(Clements)  and  Theodore  Eames  White; 
member  of  firm  Goulder,  White  and  Garry; 
director  of  Oglebay,  Norton  &  Co.;  vice 
pres.  Cleveland  Folding  Machine  Co.;  direc- 
tor Ferro  Machine  &  Foundry  Co.;  director 
Lannen  "Vivian  Co.;  member  of  session.  Cal- 
vary church;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Country,  Cleveland  Athletic?  and  Hamilton 
(Montreal)  Wisconsin  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf,  fishing,  billiards  and  swimming.  Resi- 
dence: 2945  Kensington-rd..  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    1525    Guarantee    Title    Bldg. 

WHITEHAIR,  Charles  "Wesley,  insurance 
broker;  born.  Selma,  Ind.,  Jan.  7,  1887;  son 
Benjamin  W.  and  Sarah  (Shroyer)  Whitehair; 
educated.  DePauw  Univ.  1909;  married,  Red 
Key,  Ind.,  June  19,  1909  to  Nilah  M.  Jay — chil- 
dren, Jay  Charles,  Nilah  Jane  and  Paul  Nel- 
son Whitehair;  sec.  Kansas.  State  college, 
y.  M.  C.  A.  1909-1911;  sec.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  for 
Southern  India  1912-1913;  sec.  Cornell  Univ. 
Christian  assn.  1914-1919,  war  worker  with 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  1915-1919;  also  war  correspon- 
dent; passed  through  submarine  zone  18 
times:  was  on  battle  from  Flanders  to  Egypt 
and  in  training  camps  in  Europe  and  U.  S.; 
was  guest  of  British  Expeditionery  forces 
and  of  General  Allenby  in  Egypt;  invited  by 
latter  to  speak  to  his  troops  summer  of  1918 
on  "What  America  is  doing  In  the  war"; 
made  speaking  tour  of  United  States  for  U.S. 
treasury  department;  vice  pres.  Union  Com- 
merce Bank  1918-1920;  Union  Trust  Co.  1920- 
1921;  Trumbull  Securities  Co.,  1921;  pres. 
Whitehair  Brothers  Company;  General  Insur- 
ance; fellow  Royal  Geographical  soc;  mem- 
ber Union,  Town  and  Country  and  Castalla 
Sporting  clubs;  author  "Out  There,"  1918; 
"Pictures  Burned  into  My  Memory,"  1918; 
"The  Last  Crusade,"  1919.  Residence:  13147 
C)6dar-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1515 
Guarantee   Title   Bldg. 

WHITEHEAD.  Anthony  JuIIom  II,  dentist; 
born,  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  March  13,  1879;  son 
Anthony  Julius  and  Dephene  (Hawkins) 
Whlteliead;  educated,  Florida  A.  and  M.  col- 
lege, B.S.;  Western  Reserve  Univ.;  married, 
Cleveland.  Aug.  27,  1917  to  Mamie  A.  Davis; 
member  Cleveland  Dental  society;  Natl.  Medi- 


cal assn.;  American  Dental  assn.;  member 
Elks  lodge;  Sigma  Pi  Phi;  Metropolitan  club. 
Residence:  11114  Ashbury-ave.  Office:  3655 
Scovill-ave. 

WHITEHEAD,  VVllIinm  Crelghton,  whole- 
sale coal;  born.  Salt  Lake  City,  May  8,  1894; 
son  Chas.  R.  and  Anne  (Wilson)  Whitehead; 
educated.  East  Technical  high  school;  Case 
School  of  Applied  Science;  sec.  Lake  City 
Coal  Co.;  director  Goat  Hill  Coal  Co.;  member 
Sigma  Chi  fraternity;  Case  Alumni  assn.; 
Cleveland  Athletic.  Chagrin  "Valley  Country 
and  National  Town  &  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Residence:  2928  Huntington- 
rd.      Office:    1412    Union    Trust    Bldg. 

"WHITELAW.  Mary  AuKiiHtn,  born,  Cleve- 
land. Nov.  24,  1847;  daughter  George  and  Ann 
(Fayerweather)  Whitelaw;  educated,  public 
schools  and  Miss  L.  T.  Guilfords  private 
school:  always  connected  with  Trinity  Ca- 
thedral and  interested  in  many  charities  and 
public  movements.  Residence:  9507  Euclld- 
ave. 

'WHITELA"W,  Milton  M.,  real  estate;  born, 
Akron,  O.,  May  21,  1896;  son  Emanuel  M.  and 
Ethel  (Mandel)  Whitelaw;  educated,  Cleve- 
land and  East  Cleveland  schools;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  4,  1924  to  Elsa  Green;  world 
war,  in  air  service;  stationed  at  Kelley  field 
No.  1  at  San  Antonio,  Tex.;  Columbus,  O.,  bar- 
racks and  Camp  Grant,  Rockford.  III.;  honor- 
ably discharged  as  corporal  chauffeur;  sec. 
The  2911  Mayfield  Road  Co.:  sales  mgr.  The 
P.  J.  Spitz  Co.;  member  Deak  lodge  K.  of  P.; 
resident  of  Cleveland  26  years.  Recreation: 
golf  and  automobile.  Residence:  2816  May- 
field-rd.  Office:  814  Swetland  Bldg. 

WHITING,  Fannie  Eleanor,  born,  Norwalk, 
O.,  Feb.  19,  1853;  daughter  Moses  Fairchild 
and  Henrietta  (Millen)  Wooster;  educated, 
Norwalk,  O.;  married,  Cleveland,  May  17,  1882 
to  Arthur  Edmund  "Whiting — children,  Flor- 
ence Whiting  Paine;  member  D.  A.  R.  Resi- 
dence: Hotel  Commodore,  Euclid-ave  and 
Ford-dr. 

WHITING.  Frederic  Allen,  director.  The 
Cleveland  Museum  of  Art;  born,  Oakdale, 
Tenn..  Jan.  26,  1873;  son  Frederic  Augustus 
and  Kate  T.  (Allen)  Whiting;  educated,  pub- 
lic schools.  Massachusetts  and  tutors;  Ken- 
yon  college,  honorary  Master  of  Arts.  1920; 
married,  Framingham.  Mass..  .Juno  4.  1903 
to  Olive  Elizabeth  Cook — children.  Frederic 
Allen  Whiting  Jr.;  world  war,  worked  at  Can- 
teen club:  in  business  in  Mass.  until  1900; 
sec.  The  Society  of  Arts  and  Crafts,  Boston, 
1900-1912;  charge  of  handicrafts  in  depart- 
ment of  Fine  Arts.  Louisiana  Purchase  Ex- 
position, St.  Louis:  a^varded  bronze  medal  for 
arrangement  of  exhibits  etc.;  director  The 
John  Herron  Art  Institute.  Indianapolis,  1912- 
1913;  director  The  Cleveland  Museum  of  Art 
since  1913  and  sec.  since  l92.'i:  director  The 
American  Federation  of  Arts;  vice  pres.  and 
councillor  The  American  assn.  of  Museums; 
trustee  The  First  Unitarian  church:  member 
College  Art  a«sn.;  Copley  Society  of  Boston; 
Union,  Universitv  and  Cleveland  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 11036  Bellflower-rd.  Office:  Cleveland 
Miiseiim    of   Art,    East    Blvd. 

W^HITING.  Olive  Coolt.  born.  Mt.  Carmel. 
Conn..  Aug.  9.  1872;  daughter  Frances  B.  and 
Mary  E.  (Peck)  Cook;  educated  Freehold 
(N.  J.)  Seminary:  married,  Framingham, 
Mass.  to  Frederie  Allen  Whiting — children, 
Frederic  Allen  Whiting  Jr.;  world  war, 
worked  at  Canteen  Club;  bronze  medal  I>ouls- 
lanna  Purchase  Exhibition;  member  Ameri- 
can Federation  of  Arts;  American  Association 
of  Museums;  Women's  City  club.  Residence: 
11036    Bellflower-rd. 

WHITMAN,  David  Robert,  real  estate;  born, 
Russia,    |Nov.    14,    1884,     son    Samuel    P.    and 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Sarah  (Robinson)  Whitman;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug. 
25,  1908  to  Helen  M.  Greenbaum — children. 
Wade  Whitman;  world  war,  American  Pro- 
tective League;  made  speaking  tours  for  all 
the  Liberty  Loans;  principal  asst.  sergeant- 
at-arms  of  the  Republican  National  conven- 
tion at  Cleveland,  June,  1924;  for  seventeen 
years  representative  of  Interwoven  Stocking 
Co.,  of  New  Brunswick,  N.  J.;  still  connected 
with  this  company  and  real  estate  business; 
when  17  years  old,  made  a  speech  at  the 
Lorain,  O.,  Opera  House  for  Wm.  McKinley 
for  President,  which  caused  considerable 
comment  and  was  brought  to  the  attention  of 
President  McKinley;  vice  pres.,  director  and 
sales  manager  The  Midvale  Land  Co.;  pres. 
and  owner  Puperior-45  Co.;  director  S.  C. 
Wagenman  Paint  Stores  Co.;  member  Forest 
City  lodge,  No.  388,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Webb  chapter. 
No.  14,  R.  A.  M. ;  Cleveland  council  No.  36,  R. 
&  S.  M.;  Al  Sirat  Grotto;  Council  of  Gizeh, 
Order  of  Rameses:  H.  B.  S.  TT.  and  TTnited 
Com.  Travelers  of  America;  resident  of  Cleve- 
land since  1891.  Recreation:  golf  and  hand 
ball.  Residence:  1720  Lee-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.      Office:    522    Guardian    Bldg. 

WHITXKY.  Frank  Peck,  principal:  born. 
North  Fairfield,  O.,  1875;  son  Charles  S.  and 
Amy  A.  (Peck)  W^hitney;  educated,  Oberlln, 
A.B.  and  A.M.;  married,  No.  Fairfield,  O.,  1902 
to  Maude  F.  Sillman — children,  Charles, 
Elizahefh,  Clara  Louise  and  Ransom;  prin- 
cipal Wakeman,  O.,  two  years;  Collinwood, 
O.,  one  year;  superintendent  Collinwood,  O., 
nine  years,  asst.  principal  Collinwood  Jr. 
high  school  six  years;  director  school  hous- 
ing, (Cleveland,  three  years;  principal  West 
Technical  high  school  one  year;  asst.  supt. 
Cleveland  two  years;  member  E.  Cleveland 
library  board.  Residence:  2164  Taylor-rd., 
E.    C.    OlTice:    Collinwood    High    School. 

WIIITSLAR,  Nellie  M.,  born,  Akron,  O., 
Sept.  10,  1864;  daughter  Jacob  and  Lucinda 
(Miller)  Chisnell;  educated,  Akron  public 
schools;  married,  Akron,  O.,  June  27,  1888  to 
W^ill  H.  Whitslar — children,  Helen  Alice 
(Mrs.  C.  R.  Alburn),  Doris  Rearlea  Whitslnr 
and  Marjorie  Bellows  (Mrs.  H.  B.  Fuller). 
Residence:    2100    Surrey-rd. 

WHITSLAR.  Will  Henry,  dentist;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.,  June  14,  1862;  son  Frederick 
S.  and  Matilda  (Fox)  Whitslar;  educated, 
Youngstown  public  schools;  Univ.  of  Michi- 
gan dental  dept..  1885  D.D.S.;  Rush  Medical 
college,  1886,  M.D.;  married,  Akron,  June  27, 
1888  to  Nellie  M.  Chisnell — children,  Helen  A. 
(Mrs.  Gary  R.  Alburn),  Doris  S.  Whitslar  and 
Marjorie  B.  (Mrs.  Henry  B.  Fuller);  world 
war.  on  medical  examining  board;  volunteer 
medical  service;  dean  and  one  of  organizers 
of  dental  dept.  Homeopathic  hospital  college 
1891;  sec.  and  one  of  organizers  of  dental 
dept.  of  Western  Reserve  Univ.  dental  col- 
lege; connected  18  years  service  to  present 
date:  member  Cleveland  and  Ohio  Medical 
societies:  Northern  Ohio  and  Cleveland  dental 
societies:  life  member  Institute  of  Dental 
pedagogics;  member  American  Dental  assn. 
and  others;  Euclid  Ave.  Christian  church; 
32nd  degree  Mason:  Knight  Templar:  Shriner 
and  Council:  Red  Cross  of  Constantine;  past 
grand  master  of  Supreme  Chapter  of  Delta 
Sigma  Delta  Dental  fraternity:  director  Sons 
of  the  American  Revolution:  Big  Ten 
Universitv  club.  Residence:  2100  Surrey-rd. 
Office     560  Rose  Bldg. 

"WHITTAKER.  T.oais  Howard,  born,  Wells- 
ville,  O.,  Mar.  3,  1889;  son  Louis  G.  and  Dora 
(Pentecost)  Whittaker;  educated,  high  school 
graduate  class  1908,  first  honors;  two  years 
training  sales  and  organization  efficiency, 
W.   G.   Taylors   School   Organization   Manage- 


ment. Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  married,  Wellsburg, 
W.  Va.  to  Ruth  S.  Doernberger — children,  one 
son;  served  Johns  Manville,  Inc.,  Pittsburgh 
and  Cleveland;  United  States  Steel  Corpora- 
tion, Pittsburgh;  Goodyear  Tire  and  Rubber 
Co.,  Akron;  treas.  and  director  Lakewood 
Finance  &  Investment  Co.;  asst.  manager 
and  organization  director,  B.  R.  Baker  Co.; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Lakewood 
lodge  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Optomlst  and  High  Noon 
clubs.  Residence:  14829  Hilliard-rd.,  Lake- 
wood.      Office:    1001-1005   Euclid-ave. 

WHITTEMORE.,  Edith  Knieht.  born,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  Mar.  27,  1879;  daughter  Wm.  and 
Katherine  (Chow)  Knight;  educated  in  St. 
Paul,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  Marquette,  Mich,  and 
Miss  Mittleberger's  school,  Cleveland;  mar- 
ried, Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  May  2,  1906  to  Ernest 
'U^'ales  Whittemore — children,  John  Knight 
Whittemore,  member  Women's  City  club. 
Residence:   2270  Tudor-dr.,   Cleveland  Hghts. 

WHITTEMORE.  Ernest  WaleR,  sec.  and 
treas.;  born.  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  27,  1876;  son 
Edward  Payson  and  Caroline  Amelia  (Loder) 
Whittemore:  educated.  King's  school,  Stam- 
ford, Conn.;  Yale  Univ.  A.  B.;  married.  Buf- 
falo N  Y.,  Mav  2,  1906  to  Edith  Knight; — 
children  John  Knight  Whittemore;  sec.  and 
treas  The  National  Malleable  and  Steel 
Castings  Co.;  member  Psi  Upsilon  fraternity; 
Mavfield  Country,  University  and  Cleveland 
Tennis  and  Racquet  clubs.  Recreation:  golf 
and  motoring.  Residence:  2270  Tudor-dr.. 
Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  10600  Quincy-ave. 
VTHITTIER,  Clement,  manufacturing;  born, 
Dennysville,  Me.,  Sept  17  188^:  son  Rev. 
Charles  and  Henrietta  M.  (Thurston)  Whittl- 
er;  educated,  Univ.  of  Maine,  Orono,  Me.,  in 
class  of  1901,  mech.  ^1^-  <;'>u''se:  left  '"  -'"ne 
1899;  married,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Feb.  2..  1907  to 
Mabel  Lamoreux— children,  Charles  L.  and 
Harriet  Whittier;  world  ^ar  served  ,n  1st 
regt.  Mo.,  home  guard;  no  active  work,  four 
vears  member  of  Board  of  Education  school 
district  of  Webster  Groves  Mo  (St.  Louis 
suburb)-  with  The  Emerson  Electric  Mfg.  Co., 
St.  Louis:  sec.  and  treas.  Ohio  Electnc&  Con- 
troller Co.:  asst.  treas.  and  director  Whittier 
Real  Estate  Co..  New  York  City;  vestryman 
St  Paul's  Eniscopal  church.  E.  Cleveland, 
Troop  committee  man.  Bov  Scout  troop  11 6; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cedarhurst 
rlub  Residence:  1S68  Page-ave.,  E.  Cleve- 
land.     Office:    5900   Maurice-ave. 

•WHITWORTH.  Corn  Pnyne,  born,  Cleve- 
land. Apr.  7,  1874;  daughter  Perrv  W  and 
Sarah  (Watterson)  Payne:  educated.  Outh- 
waite.  Central  high  school  and  Private  les- 
sons in  French  and  music;  married  (^eve- 
land.  Oct.  25,  1900  to  William  K'^art  TV  hlt- 
.j^^orth— children,  Virginia  Payne  Whitworth, 
world  war,  served  on  civic  and  philanthronic 
committees  of  Cleveland  Federation  of  Wo- 
men's clubs;  met  and  served  with  Beacbland 
group  during  war;  former  member  League  of 
W^omen  "Voters:  registrar  in  election  laz.s; 
active  member  Play  House  assn.;  Women  s 
Citv  Fortnightlv  Musical  and  Thursday 
Fortnightly  (literary)  clubs.  Recreation: 
music,  country  walking  and  driving,  reading 
and  swimminsT.  Residence:  17901  Windward- 
rd. 

WHITWORTH.  Kernnn  B..  born,  Bellefon- 
taine,  O.,  Oct.  2,  1886;  son  Henry  and  Katie 
(Kernan)  Whitworth;  educated  Ohio  North- 
ern Univ.  A.  B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  16, 
1916  to  Bernice  Mills— children,  Kernan  B. 
Whitworth  Jr.;  treas.  Warner  Collieries  Co.; 
member  University  club.  Residence:  154<J1 
Edgewater-dr.     Office:  1708  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

WICK.  Henry  C.  born,  Cleveland,  Nov^  23. 
1853:   son   Henry   and   Mary   S.    (Hine)    Uick, 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


educated,  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland 
Oct.  22.  1884  to  Florence  R.  Cobb — children, 
Henry  C.  Wick  Jr.  and  Kenneth  B.  Wick; 
partner  in  Henry  Wick  and  Co.,  private  bank- 
ers 1SC9-1891:  retired  from  active  business 
1893;  pres.  The  Wick  Investment  Co.;  form- 
erly director  The  Cleveland  Life  Insurance 
Co.  and  The  Economy  Building:  &  Loan  Co.; 
member  Union  and  Mayfleld  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  2221  Harcourt-dr.  Office:  710 
Keith   Bldg-. 

WICK,  Henry  C.  Jr.,  real  estate.  Invest- 
ments; born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  1,  1885;  son  H. 
C.  and  Florence  (Cobb)  Wick;  educated,  St. 
Paul's  School,  Concord,  N.  H.,  1904;  Yale  Univ. 
1908  B.A.;  married  Columbus,  O.,  1910  to  Flor- 
ence Ovin^ton — children,  Henry  C.  Ill,  Rob- 
ert B.,  Douglas,  David,  Virginia  and  William 
O.  Wick;  world  war,  naval  aviation,  C.  Q.  M., 
Poston  Tech.;  asst.  mgr.  The  Wick  Invest- 
ment Co.;  pres.  The  Tell  Stop  Appliance  Co.; 
member  University,  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Cleveland  Tennis  &  Racquet  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: tennis,  fishing  and  hunting.  Residence: 
13124    Euclid-ave.      Office:    710    Keith    Bldg. 

WICK.  Katherine  Chandler,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  George  Newcombe  and  Laura 
Gertrude  (Rust)  Chandler;  educated,  Hatha- 
way Brown  school;  BrlarclifC  Manor  (Mrs. 
Dows  school);  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  2, 
1915  to  Kenneth  Bryant  Wick — children, 
Kenneth  B.  Wick,  Jr.  and  George  Chandler 
Wick;  member  Museum  of  Art;  Cleveland 
Junior  League;  Kirtland,  Mayfield,  Pepper 
Pike  and  Women's  city  clubs.  Residence: 
22o9   Delamere-dr. 

WICKH.\M,  Ben  B.,  lawyer;  born,  Nor- 
walk,  O.,  Oct.  28,  1875;  son  Frederick  Christ- 
ian and  Susan  (Adams)  Wickham;  educated, 
Adelbert  College,  W.  R.  U.,  1896,  A.  B.;  law 
school,  W.  R.  U.,  1903  LL.B. ;  married,  Belle- 
vue,  O.,  Oct.  16,  1906  to  Marguerite  Louise 
Asay — children.  Woodward  Adams,  Gurdon 
Frederick,  Benjamin  B.  Jr.,  Marguerite  Lou- 
ise and  John  Quincy  Adams  Wickham;  first 
asst.  director  of  law.  City  of  Cleveland, 
1916-1917;  member  American  Protective 
League;  practiced  law,  Norwalk,  O.,  1903- 
1913;  in  Cleveland  since;  member  of  firm 
Boyd,  Cannon,  Brooks  and  Wickham;  pres. 
Singers  club,  1921-1924;  judge  "Court  of  Nisi 
I'rius",  1924-1925;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa, 
Phi  Delta  Phi  and  Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraterni- 
ties; S.  A.  R. ;  Masonic  lodge;  Country, 
Singers  and  Nisi  Prius  clubs.  Recreation: 
music  and  golf.  Residence:  1923  Rosemont- 
rd.     Office:    900   Marshall   Bldg. 

WICKHAM,  Gertrnde  Van  Ren«slaer,  writ- 
er; born,  Huron,  O.,  March  18,  1844;  daughter 
Sanders  and  Malinda  Woodruff  (Hayward) 
Van  Rensslaer;  educated,  Cleveland,  West 
high  school;  married,  Aug.  1,  1864  to  Capt. 
Samuel  C.  Wickham — children,  Katharine 
Van  Rensslaer  Wickham;  on  editorial  staff 
Cleveland  Herald,  1878;  society  editor  Cleve- 
land Leader,  1881;  planned  and  edited  five 
volumes  of  "The  Pioneer  Women  of  the 
Western  Reserve"  1896;  author  of  "Pioneer 
Families  of  Cleveland"  1796-1840;  member 
Cleveland  Circle  Colonial  Dames  of  America; 
only  surviving  charter  member  and  officer 
Western  Reserve  Chapter  D.  A.  R. ;  member 
New  England  Society;  Early  Settlers  assn.; 
charter  member  Cleveland  Women's  club 
(now  Writers  club);  a  direct  descendant  of 
seventh  and  eighth  American  generation  in 
both  maternal  and  paternal  lines;  descend- 
ant of  Klllan  Van  Rensslaer,  first  Dutch 
patroon  of  New  York  state;  also  descendant 
of  several  of  the  founders  of  New  York  City 
and  of  several  New  England  towns;   also   of 


John  Howland  of  the  Mayflower;  her  mother 
was  a  descendant  of  Rev.  John  Wilson,  first 
minister  of  Boston  and  Rev.  Thomas  Hoolcer; 
also  Edward  Rawson,  sec.  Mass.  Bay  Colony, 
1650-1686.      Residence:    1712   E.    89th-st. 

AVirKH.\M,  MarKHcrlte  Anay,  born,  Chica- 
go, 111.,  Dec.  19,  1884;  daughter  William  C. 
and  Belle  (Woodward)  Asay;  educated.  Miss 
Mittleberger's  school,  Cleveland  and  The 
Mis.scs  Ely's  scliool,  New  York;  married, 
Bellevue,  O.,  Oct.  16,  1906  to  Ben.  B.  Wick- 
ham— children.  Woodward  Adams,  Gurdon 
Frederick,  Benjamin  B.  Jr.,  Marguerite  Lou- 
i.se  and  John  Quincy  Adams  Wickham.  Res- 
idence:   1923    Rosemont-rd. 

WIEBEXSON,  Edward  Ralph,  engineer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Dec.  29,  1892;  son  Edward 
and  Dora  (Tiedemann)  WIebenson;  educat- 
ed, Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute,  C.  E. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  23,  1925  to  Jean- 
nette  Rodier;  world  war,  2nd  lleut.  331st 
inf.;  seven  months  overseas;  vice  pres.  The 
Beclvman  Co.  and  WIebenson  Co.;  member 
advisory  board  The  United  Banking  &  Trust 
Co.;  member  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  University 
and  Canterbury  clubs.  Residence:  3046 
Woodbury-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  524 
Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

W^IEBENSOX,  Howard  Cook,  contractor; 
born,  Cleveland,  May  24,  1899;  son  Ed.  R. 
and  Dora  (Tiedemann)  WIebenson;  educated, 
Rensselaer  Poly.  Institute;  world  war,  priv- 
ate heavy  artillery,  Fort  Monroe;  member 
Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Canterbury  club. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3046  Wood- 
bury-rd.    Office:   605   Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

WIEGAIVD,  Frederick  B.,  signal  engineer, 
N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Co.;  born,  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
March  23,  1870;  son  Frederick  and  Claires 
Wiegand;  educated,  Greenway  Consolidated 
school,  Phila.,  Pa.;  Scranton  Correspondence 
school,  Scranton,  Pa.;  married.  New  York, 
March  23,  1895  to  Henrietta  A.  Knecht — 
children,  one  son  (deceased)  and  two  daugh- 
ters; started  work  at  14  years  of  age  with 
Hance  Bros.  &  White,  chemists,  Phila.;  then 
employed  by  "Woolen  Mill;  entered  employ  of 
The  Union  Switch  &  Signal  Co.  of  Swissvale, 
Pa.;  entered  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Co.  at  age  of  20  and 
served  in  various  capacities  until  made  sig- 
nal engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Line  west  and 
the  Ohio  Central  Lines;  director  Penn  Con- 
tinental Savings  assn.;  member  Cleveland 
Engineering  society;  American  Railway  En- 
gineering society;  ex-chairman  signal  sec- 
tion American  Railway  assn.:  past  master 
Gavel  lodge  No.  703  F.  &  A.  M.,  New  York 
City;  past  high  priest.  Ivy  chapter.  No. 
238  R.  A.  M.,  New  York  City:  member 
Cleveland  Council,  R.  &  S.  M.;  Cleveland  Art 
Museum;  contributing  member  112  Regt.  or 
Engineers,  O.  N.  G.;  member  N.  Y.  C.  Lines 
Square  club;  member  High  Noon  and  Auto- 
mobile clubs,  Cleveland;  Transportation  club, 
New  York.  Residence:  9223  Columbla-ave. 
Office   1324  W.  3rd-st. 

WIESE.  A.  D..  real  estate;  born.  Germany. 
Sept.  9,  1876;  came  to  America  May  1,  1895 
at  the  age  of  19;  educated  common  and 
high  schools  of  Germany;  learned  English 
language  at  night  school;  ^'-aduated  from 
Snencerlan  Commercial  school,  1900;  in  real 
estate  office  of  A.  G.  Frisbie  six  years;  then 
opened  his  own  real  estate  office;  married. 
Cleveland,  June  3,  1902  to  Mildred  J.  Grannis 
— children,  Alice  Antoinette  WIese;  has  been 
an  active  member  of  the  Cleveland  Real 
Estate  Board  since  1914  having  served  as 
treas.  In  1918  and  is  now  a  trustee;  member 
National     Assn.      of     Real      Estate      Boards; 


399 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cleveland  Museum  of 
Art;  member  Iris  lodge  No.  229,  F.  &  A.  M.; 
Cleveland  chapter  No.  148;  Holyrood  Com- 
mandery  No.  32;  Scottish  Rite  Lake  Erie 
Consistory;  Al  Koran  Temple;  City,  Cleve- 
land Automobile  and  Tippecanoe  clubs; 
Early  Settlers  assn.;  director  Citizens  Sav- 
ings &  Loan  Assn.;  member  and  trustee  Eu- 
clid-ave.  Baptist  church.  Recreation:  art, 
travel,  etc.  Residence:  1109  Parkwood-dr. 
Office:   Williamson    Bldg. 

WIESKIl,  John  FrnnclH.  attorney;  born, 
Marietta,  O.,  Sept.  22,  1891;  son  George  Louis 
and  Sarah  (Cleary)  Wieser;  educated,  Mar- 
ietta, (O.)  college  A.  B.  1913;  Georgetown 
Univ.  LL.B.,  1916;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
18,  1921  to  Rachel  Biggar — children,  Barbara 
Anne  Wieser  and  John  Francis  Wieser,  Jr.; 
world  war,  sergt.  1st  class  air  service,  nine 
months  Kelly  Field,  Texas;  Inf.  officers 
training  school.  Camp  MacArthur,  Tex.  three 
months;  in  service  Dec.  1,  1917 — Dec.  1,  1918; 
sec.  C.  B.  S.  Spas,  Inc.;  member  Ohio  State 
Bar  assn.;  Delta  Upsilon  fraternity;  Uni- 
versity club.  Residence:  2331  So.  Overlook-rd. 
Office:    806   Fidelity   Mtge.   bldg. 

W'IGGERS,  Carl  John,  physiologist;  born, 
Davenport,  la.,  May  28,  1883;  son  George  and 
Margaret  (Kuendel)  Wiggers;  educated, 
Davenport  high  school,  1901;  University  of 
Michigan,  M.  D.  1906;  married,  Rockford, 
Midi.,  Aug.  17,  1907  to  Minnie  E.  Berry — 
children,  Harold  Carl  and  Raymond  Paul 
Wiggers;  world  war,  contract  surgeon,  1918; 
instructor  in  physiology,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
190G-1911,  Cornell  Univ.  medical  college  New 
York  City,  1911-1913,  asst.  prof,  physiology, 
1912-1918;  prof,  physiology,  medical  school. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.  since  1918;  member 
American  Physiological  society;  Society  Exp. 
Biol.  &  Med.;  Society  Pharm.  and  Exp.  Ther- 
apeutics; International  Congress  Physiology; 
Cleveland  Academy  Medicine;  American  Med- 
ical assn.;  American  Assn.  for  the  Advance- 
ment of  Science;  Sigma  Xi  and  Alpha  Omega 
Alpha  fraternities;  University  club;  Cleveland 
clul);  author,  "Circulation  in  Health  and 
Disease,"  1915,  (2nd  edition  1923);  also  al)OUt 
seventy  research  contributions  in  profes- 
sional journals.  Recreation:  music  and  horti- 
culture. Residence:  3357  Euclid  Hghts-blvd. 
Office:    2109-15    Adelbert-rd. 

WILCOX,  Hnrley  H.,  commercial  school; 
born,  Brecksville,  O.,  May  20,  1894;  son  Har- 
vey C.  and  Mary  A.  (Garman)  Wilcox;  edu- 
cated, Lincoln  high  school,  1903;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  1,  1909  to  Ro.salie  N.  Ostrode 
— children,  Virginia  and  Jean  Wilcox;  bank 
messenger,  1904;  asst.  city  paymaster;  1906- 
1908;  asst.  cashier,  Cleveland  Railway,  1908- 
1910;  real  estate  appraisal  and  accounting 
1910-1913;  advertising  business  1913-1917; 
commercial  school  since  1917;  member  comm. 
on  education,  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Mason- 
ic lodge;  Cleveland  club,  Cleveland  Athletic, 
Cleveland  Kiwanis  and  Madison  Golf  clubs. 
Recreation:  handball,  golf,  swimming,  bridge, 
auction  pinochle  and  radio.  Residence:  1904 
Roxbury-rd.  E.  Cleveland.  Office  10014 
Euclid-ave. 

AVIliCOX,  Lindn  M.,  buyer  and  advertiser; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  19,  1870;  daughter  J. 
N.  and  Mary  (Thomas)  W'agner;  educated, 
West  high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb. 
18,  1903  to  Rolla  M.  Wilcox  (deceased);  since 
Oct.  4,  1884  buyer  for  John  Meckes  Sons,  in 
the  notions,  jewelry,  leather  goods,  art 
needlework,  toilet  goods  and  stationery;  also 
charge  of  advertising;  member  Women's 
City  and  Women's  Advertising  clubs.     Resi- 


dence:   Archwood    Manor,    Archwood-ave.    St 
W.   33rd-st.     Office:   1920  W.   25th-st. 

WII.DKIt,  Alice  Burt;  born.  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  Feb.  15,  1878;  daughter  Leonard  H. 
and  Anna  (Clark)  Burt;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  July 
27,  1907  to  David  H.  Wilder — children,  Leon- 
ard Burt  and  Annalee  Wilder;  member  May- 
flower chapter,  Eastern  Star;  Cleveland  chap- 
ter, Boceaun;  member  and  past  pres.  Wav- 
erly  Mothers  club;  member  and  past  pres. 
The  Quare  club;  member  Women's  Federa- 
tion; Strongsville  P.  T.  A.  Residence:  Berea 
R.    F.    D.    No.    1,    Albion-rd.,    Strongsville,    O. 

WILUKH,  Theodore  Stanley,  physician; 
born,  Peking,  China,  Feb.  12,  1897;  son 
George  Durand  and  Gertrude  (Stanley) 
Wilder;  educated,  Oberlin  college,  1918,  B. 
A.;  Oxford  Univ.,  Eng.  1920-1922,  B.  Sc; 
W.  R.  U.  medical  school,  1924,  M.  D.;  world 
war,  field  art.  O.  T.  S.  Camp  Taylor,  Ky.; 
22nd  battery,  2nd  lieut.  F.  A.  R.  C. ;  interne, 
Lakeside  hospital,  1924-1925;  asst.  resident 
physician.  Babies  and  Children's  hospital 
1925-1926;  member  Phi  Rho  Sigma;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa;  Alpha  Omego  Alpha  fraternities. 
Recreation:  tennis.  Father  is  George  D. 
Wilder,  D.  D.  of  Peking  Univ.,  Peking, 
China.  Residence:  Babies  and  Children's  Hos- 
pital, Adelbert-rd. 

WILEY,  Frank  LeNlie,  supt.  of  schools; 
born,  Mo.,  Jan.  30,  1883;  son  Dr.  W.  H.  and 
Amanda  J.  (Etter)  Wiley;  educated,  Univ. 
of  Missouri,  A.  B.;  B.  S.  in  Ed.,  1905;  Colum- 
bia Univ.  A.  M.  1909;  married,  Indianapolis, 
1910  to  Imogene  Stuart  Hoss — children,  Jean 
Cameron  Wiley;  supt.  of  schools,  Cleveland 
Heights;  member  National  Education  and 
Ohio  State  Teachers  assns.;  member  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  fraternity;  Cleveland  City  club.  Cleve- 
land Heights  Kiwanis.  Residence:  3302  Berk- 
shire-rO.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  Board  of 
Education,    Cleveland    Hghts. 

WILKIN,  David  Raiff,  attorney;  born.  New 
Philadelphia,  O.,  Jan.  11,  1879;  son  Judge  J. 
Foster  and  Virginia  (Smith)  Wilkin;  edu- 
cated, Univ.  of  Virginia;  married.  New  Phil- 
adelphia, May  24,  1905  to  Clara  Mitchener — 
children,  David  Bradford,  Clara  Virginia  and 
Charles  Mitchener  Wilkin;  prosecuting  at- 
torney of  Tuscarawas  Co.  1905-1910;  direc- 
tor Doan  Savings  &  Loan  Co.,  John  P.  Coch- 
ran Co.,  National  Funding  Co.  and  Commer- 
cial Acceptance  Co.;  partner,  Wilkin  Cross 
&  Daoust;  member  State  Bar  and  Cleveland 
Bar  assns.;  Supreme  Council  A.  A.  Scottish 
Rite  (33rd  degree  Mason);  Union,  Hermit, 
Acacia  and  Nisi  Prius  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf.  Residence:  2903  Broxton-rd.  Office: 
1106   Union   Mortgage   bldg. 

WILKIN,  W^llbur  Davis,  lawyer;  born.  New 
Philadelphia,  O.,  May  12,  1877;  son  James 
Foster  and  Virginia  (Smith)  Wilkin;  edu- 
cated, Washington  and  Jefferson  college; 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  LL.B.;  married,  Cincin- 
nati, Oct.  23,  1897  to  Irma  Kollar — children, 
John  Nugen  and  Virginia  Kent  Wilkin:  asst. 
City  Solicitor,  1905-1911;  member  E.  Cleve- 
land Charter  comm.  1916;  special  counsel  to 
attorney  general,  1919;  member  American 
Bar  and  Cleveland  Bar  assns.;  American  So- 
ciety of  International  Law;  Phi  Delta  Phi 
fraternity;  Union  and  Nisi  Prius  clubs.  Res- 
idence: 13112  Forest  Hill-ave.;  Office:  839 
Guardian   bldg. 

W^ILKINSON,  Samuel  E.,  merchandise  buy- 
er; born.  New  York,  Mar.  3,  1866;  son  Joseph 
and  Ann  (Eagland)  Wilkinson;  educated, 
Miami  Univ.,  Oxford,  O. ;  Ohio  Wesleyan, 
Delaware,    O. ;    married,    Columbus,    O.,    July 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


18,  1901  to  Helen  Kelly  Hampton — children, 
H.  Horton  Hampton;  member  Sigma  Chi 
fraternity;  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Optimist 
clubs.  Recreation:  prolf.  Kesidenico:  2S81 
Southington-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  The 
May   Co. 

WILKLSOX,  Fred  Foster,  investment 
securities;  born,  Fostoria,  O.,  Dec.  11,  1S83; 
son  John  E.  and  Caroline  A.  (Powers)  Wil- 
kison;  educated,  grammar  school;  married, 
Painesville,  O.,  June  27,  1906  to  Helen  Mor- 
ris Miller — children.  Ransom  Miller  Wilki- 
Bon;  world  war,  executive  sec.  Liberty  I^oan 
Comm.  for  fourth  federal  reserve  district. 
Federal  Reserve  Bank  of  Cleveland,  April 
1917-May  1919;  sec-treas.  and  director,  The 
Hippodrome  Building  Co.;  director  The  Union 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.  member  Union,  Hermit, 
Mid-Day,  Mayfleld  and  Kirtland  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 3073  Fairfax-rd.  Office:  214  Hippo- 
drome  bldg. 

WILKISOX,  Gertrude  Burrows;  born, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  2,  1878;  daughter  Harris  B. 
and  Eva  (Lacey)  Burrows;  educated,  Hatha- 
way Brown  school,  1897;  National  I'ark  Sem- 
inary, 1898;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  29,  1903 
to  John  E.  "Wilkison — children,  Mary  Eleanor, 
John  Jr.  and  Florence  E.  "Wilkison;  member 
Chiopi  society;  N.  P.  S.;  Women's  City  and 
Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Residence:  15010 
Terrace-rd.,   E.   C. 

WILKISOX,   John    E.,    sec;    born,    Fostoria, 

C,  Nov.  25,  1877;  son  John  E.  and  Caroline 
A.  (Powers)  Wilkison;  educated,  Toledo  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  29,  1903  to 
Gertrude  E.  Burrows — children,  Mary  Elean- 
or, John  E.  Jr.  and  Florence  E.  Wilkison; 
sec.  The  Chandler  &  Price  Co.;  director  The 
Reliance  Gauge  Column  Co.;  member  Canter- 
bury club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
15010    Terrace-rd.      Office:    6000    Carnegie-ave. 

WILLIARD,  Alger  R.;  born,  Jefferson,  Md., 
May  31,  1888;  son  Thomas  E.  and  Mary 
(Rhoderick)  Williard;  educated  Jefferson, 
Md.  high  school;  business  course  and  one 
year    Georgetown    Law    school,    Washington, 

D.  C.,  three  years  Carnegie  Tech.,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.;  married,  Detroit,  Mich.,  Aug.  16,  1917 
to  Emma  Heisch — children  Betty  Louise  and 
Jean  Rodericli  Williard;  world  war,  first 
officers  training  icamp  Ft.  Siieridan,  111., 
May  15,  1917,  hdrirs.  Co.  340th  inf.  85tli 
division.  Battle  Creek,  Mich,  and  France,  G. 
H.  Q.,  A.  E.  F.  Nov.  20,  1918-Feb.  12,  1919; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Scottish  Rite 
Mason;  member  Syria  Shrine  (Pittsburgh, 
Pa.);  Cleveland  Athletic,  Sleepy  Hollow 
Country  and  Madison  Golf  &  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf  and  baseball.  Residence: 
3331  Ardmore-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
1405   Rockefeller   bldg. 

WILLIAMS.  Arthur  R.  Jr.,  real  estate; 
born,  Montclair,  N.  J.;  son  Arthur  B.  and 
Ida  L.  (Harrison)  Williams;  educated,  Yale, 
A.  B. ;  Cleveland  Law  school,  LIj.B. ;  married, 
Scranton,  Pa.,  to  Emma  M.  Hanley — children, 
Barbara  Frances  Williams;  world  war,  asso. 
with  Red  Cross;  prcs.  The  Williams-Murphy 
Co.;  member  Sigma  Xi,  Psi  Upsilon,  Beta 
chapter  and  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternities; 
elder,  Fairmount  Presbyterian  church; 
trustee.  The  Cleveland  Humane  society; 
scoutmaster,  troop  44,  Boy  Scouts  of  Ameri- 
ca; University  club.  Recreation:  camping, 
bird  study  and  all  outdoors.  Residence: 
2855  Scarborough-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts. 
Office:    944    Hanna    Bldg. 

^VlLLfAMS,  nirkett  L.,  automobile  dealer; 
born.  Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  Feb.  5,  1890;  son  A. 
U.    and    Elizabeth     (Birkett)     Williams;    edu- 


cated Ouachita  college,  A.  B.  1910;  Univ.  of 
Virginia,  law,  1913;  married.  Alma,  Mich,  to 
Edna  Campbell — children,  William  Hirkett 
and  Shirley  Jane  Williams;  Capt.  Pershing 
expedition  in  Mexico,  1916;  world  war, 
maj.  114th  ammunition  train,  1917;  maj. 
140th  field  artillery  A.  B.  F.  1918;  pres. 
Birkett  Ij.  Williams  Co.;  director  Cleveland 
Automobile  Show  Co.;  member  Phi  Delta  Phi 
and  Beta  Theta  Pi  fraternities;  Shrine; 
Cleveland  Athletic,  Canterbury  and  City 
clubs.  Residence:  2847  Derbyshire-rd.  Of- 
fice:     10642    St.    Clair-ave. 

WILLIAMS,  Cnroline  Ilarter,  born.  Canton, 
O.,  May  11,  1878;  daughter  Isaac  H.  and 
Emma  (Roberts)  Harter;  educated.  Conserv- 
atory of  Music,  Geneva,  Switzerland,  1902, 
violin;  married.  Canton,  O.,  Sept.  5,  1906  to 
Whiting  Williams — children,  (jarol  R.  and 
Harter  Williams;  taught  violin,  Oborlin  Con- 
servatory of  Music,  1904-1905;  member  Cleve- 
land Symphony  Orchestra,  1918-1919;  trustee 
Cleveland  Institute  of  Music;  mcmlier  Cleve- 
land Hghts.  Board  of  Education.  Resi- 
dence:   2257    Tudor-dr. 

W^ILLIAMS,  Edward  Mason,  manufacturer; 
born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  9,  1871;  son  Edward 
Porter  and  Mary  Louise  (Mason)  Williams; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  Yale 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  11,  1899  to 
IMary  Raymond — children,  Hilda,  Madeleine, 
ICdward  Porter,  and  Mary  R.  Williams,  also 
Raymond  Williams  (deceased);  served  on 
Cleveland  Charter  commission  1913;  Liberty 
Loan  executive  committee,  1917-1918;  Cuya- 
hoga County  chairman.  War  Savings  organi- 
zation, 1918;  member  board  of  education 
since  1914;  pres.  board  of  education  since 
1920;  member  firm  The  Sherwin-Williams  Co. 
since  1893;  supt.  and  director  Walter  H. 
Cottingham  Co.,  1895-1897;  manager  railway 
sales  The  Sherwin-Williams  Co.  1898-1914 
and  a  director  since  1903;  director  Central 
National  Bank  Savings  &  Trust  Co.;  vice- 
pres.  Morris  Plan  Bank  at  time  of  its  found- 
ing; one  of  the  original  trustees  :\Iusical 
Arts  Assn.;  one  of  the  original  directors 
Federation  for  Cliarity  and  I'hilanthropy 
which  preceded  the  Welfare  Federation;  di- 
rector for  ten  years  and  pres.  for  seven 
years  Children's  Fresh  Air  Camp;  trustee  old 
Stone  Church;  trustee  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  Cleveland  College  and  Children's  Aid 
society;  director  the  Playhouse;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Ottawa  Shoot- 
ing, Union,  Tavern,  Mayfleld,  Pepper  Pike  and 
Chagrin  Valley  Hunt  clubs,  Cleveland;  Uni- 
versity club  and  Yale  clubs  New  York;  Essex 
County  club,  Manchester,  Mass.;  Eastern 
Point  Yacht  club,  Gloucester,  Mass.  Recre- 
ation: shooting,  sailboat  racing  and  golf, 
Residence:  10916  Magnolia-dr.  Office:  601 
Canal-rd. 

WILLIAMS,  Frank  D.,  banker;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  2,  1876;  son  Albert  J.  and 
Emma  (Halter)  Williams;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  June 
T4,  1900  to  Edith  Moser — children,  Albert  M. 
Williams;  foi-mer  teller,  asst.  sec.  and  asst. 
treas.  The  Citizens  Savings  &  Loan  assn.; 
treas.  The  Citizens  Savings  &  Trust  Co.; 
vice-pres.  The  Union  Trust  Co.;  member 
Union,  Mid-Day  and  Shaker  Heights  Country 
clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 2234  Beimeld-ave.  Office:  The  Union 
Trust    Co. 

W^ILLIAMS,  Gertrude  C  born,  Mercer, 
Pa.,  Mar.  2,  1881;  daughter  William  D.  and 
Electa  H.  (Fonderlin)  Angell;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, May  22,  1906  to  George  Williams — chil- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Jren,  Virginia  A.,  Florence  L.  and  Margaret  York,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  R.  R.  (Nickle  Plate 
J.  Williams-  member  Women's  City,  U  and  I  System);  director  The  Giidden  Company.  The 
:^iterary    and    Cleveland    Heights   Civic   clubs.     l''aultless  Rubber  Co.,  The  Chicago,  Aurora  & 


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J. 

Residen^ceT'"3TGV'''wariYngton-rd.i'"sha¥er  Elgin  rT  R.  Co.andThe  TimmoTns  Coal  Co.; 

Hjjhts  pres.    and    trustee    and    advisory    council    Ibe 

,       .    .              ,  Cleveland   Museum   of   Natural   History;    trus- 

WILLIAMS.      Guy      H.,      physician;       born,  ^^^  University   school.  Lake  Erie  College  and 

Richwood,    ().,    June    6,    1881;    son    T.    J.    and  Cleveland    Orchestra;     member    Delta    Kappa 

Margaret    (Kyle)    Williams;    educated,    Univ.  Kpgjion     and     Phi     Beta    Kappa     fraternities; 

of  Michigan,   M.   D.    1903;   married,   Columbus,  p^gs.     Print    Club;      member    Union,      Univer- 

O.,    Mar.    4,    l'J06    to   Anna  Stephens — children,  gj^y^    Mid-Day,    Chagrin    Valley    Hunt,     Kirt- 

Guy  Holland  Williams,  Jr.;  world  war,  special  j^jj^j    Country    and    Mayfield    Country    clubs, 

examiner    draft    board    No.    2,    Columbus,    O.;  Residence:       12546    Cedar-rd.       Office:       1250 


contract  surgeon,  neuro-psychiatry.  Camp 
Sherman;  asst.  physician,  asst.  supt.  and 
acting  supt.  Columbus  State  hospital  1903- 
1918;  supt.  Cleveland  State  hospital  since 
Nov.    1,    1918;    instructor    in    psychiatry,    Ohio 


Union    Trust    Bldg. 

WILLIAMS,  Whiting,  author  and  consult- 
ant; born,  Shelby,  O.,  March  11,  1878;  son 
B.  J.  and  Ida    (Whiting)   Williams;  educated. 


State  Univ.,  dept.  of  medicine  five  years;  Oberlin  college,  A.  B.  1899,  A.  M.  1909; 
member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  graduate  studies  at  Univ.  of  Berlin  and 
Ohio  State  Medical  assn.;  American  Psychi-  Univ.  of  Chicago;  married.  Canton,  O.,  Sept. 
atric  assn.;  Mt.  Carmel  No.  303  F.  &  A.  M.  5,  1906  to  Caroline  Harter — children,  Carol 
Recreation:  outdoor  sports  and  bowling.  R.  and  Harter  Williams;  asst.  to  pres^  of 
Residence:  Cleveland  State  Hospital.  Office:  Oberlin  college,  1904-1912;  sec.  Welfare  Fed- 
same  eration  of  Cleveland,  1912-1916;  director  of 
„  ^  ..  v  personnel  and  vice-pres.  Hydraulic  Steel  Co., 
WILLIAMS,  Howard  C,  executive;  born,  1918-192O;  lecturer  on  Industrial  relations 
Elgin,  111.,  Jan.  27,  1885;  son  Judge  John  H.  ^^  Harvard;  graduate  school  of  Business  and 
and  Mary  (I-oss)  Williams;  educated,  Univ.  y^^i^  School  of  Finance  and  Administration 
of  111.,  A.B.  1908;  married,  Cleveland  Oct.  (Dartmouth);  worked  in  steel  plants,  coal 
31,  1914  to  Anne  G.  Hackman— children,  j^ines,  etc.  in  U.  S.  and  Europe,  1919-1923; 
three;  pres.  and  treas.  The  Ward  &  bhaw  counsel  in  industrial  and  public  relations; 
Co.,  publishers;  asst.  mgr  American  feurety  member  American  Academy  of  Political  and 
Co.;  national  pres.  Phi  Kappa  Psi  college  gocia^  Sciences;  member  Order  of  St.  Sava, 
fraternity,  1925-1926;  member  (-.anterbury  ggj-bia;  Taylor  society;  Chamber  of  Com- 
golf,  Universitv  and  Cleveland  Athletic  clubs,  ^jerce;  trustee  Fiske  Univ.;  trustee  Bu- 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3071  Warring-  ^^^^  ^^  University  Travel;  member  City 
ton-rd..  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  1800  Union  ^j^^  ^^  Cleveland;  Harvard  and  City  clubs 
Trust  Bldg.  and  100-106  St.  Clair-ave.,  N.  W.  ^j  ^^^  y^^k  City;  Colonial  club  of  Cam- 
Geneva, 


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apprentice,  Baldwin  Locomotive  Works;  Phil-  articles    on    lal-or    subjects    here    and    abroad 

adelphia    service    manager.    Motor    Car    Com-  ^^/cr.bners     Colliers      ^tc       Residence:    2257 

pany,    Cumberland,   Md.;    apprentice,    research  Tudor-dr.      Office.    3030    Euclid-ave. 

engineering,     sec.     of     merchandising     comm.  w'lLLIAMSON,    Arthur    Putnam,    manufac- 

and    transportation    engineer     White     Motor  turer;    born,    Norwalk,    O.,    May    2,    1884;    son 

Company,      Cleveland;      partner      The     Bates-  james  DeLong   and  Edith    (Ely)    Williamson; 

Williams    Company,     Cleveland;    member    St.  educated.      University      school,      1903;      Yale, 

Anthony  (Delta  I'si)  fraternity;  Country  (_;iub  ^qq-;^   j^    ^.   married,   Cleveland,  Oct.    12,   1912 

of  Virginia.     Recreation:   swimming    (college  ^^      Edna     Bulkley     Wood — children,      James 

letter),    track    and    tennis.       Residence:     1C96  wood   Williamson;    treas.    The   Dill   Mfg.    Co.; 

E.    133rd-st.      Office:    1845    E.    38th-st.  member   of   corporation    Society    for   Savings; 

-wirfTiMis      ¥«..     npw«!nanpr    writer-    born  member    Beta    Theta    PI    fraternity;    Univer- 

WILLIAMS,     Joe,     newspaper     wriier,      uuui,  f^inh         Pfpssirlpnpp-      'Xl'iS    Carltnn-rd       Of- 

__emphis,    Tenn.,    Dec.    12,    1893;    son    Edward  sUy    club       Kesidence.     -958    Canton  ra.     ui 

M.    and     Anna    Louise     (Connolly)     Williams;  Ace.      694    E.    82nd-st. 

educated.     Christian     Brothers    college;     mar-  WILLIAMSON,     Edna     Wood,     born,     Mon- 

rled,    Detroit,    Sept.    14,    1915    to    Helen   Louise  roe,  Mich.,  Sept.  19,  1885;  daughter  James  and 

Schuman — children,      Charles      Edward      and  julia    (Bulkley)    Wood;     educated.    Miss    Mit- 

Louise     Adelaide     Williams;     member    Hermit  tleberger's  school,   1903;   Smith   college,  A.   B. 

club     of     Cleveland     and     Friars     club.     New  1907 ;     married,     Cleveland,     Oct.     12,     1912    to 

York.      Residence:    3322    Altamont-st.,    Cleve-  Arthur  Putnam   Williamson — children,  James 

Cleveland    Hghts.      Office:      The   Press.  Wood       Williamson;        chairman       Woman's 

WILLIAMS    Lewi.,  B.n.r    investment  bank  g^^ry^.^^d"  Fr'ee  ^«:SartTn^"b'olrd;''jT 

er;    born,    Kent,    O.,    Oct     16,    1880;    son    Scott  ^j^^.     l        ^e;      Women's     City     club.      Resi- 

Taylor     and     Harriet     (Converse)     Williams,  ^ence:       2958    Carlton-rd. 
graduated    from    Western    Reserve    Academy 

1898;    in    1902    graduated    from    Adelbert    col-  WILLIAMSON,   James   DcLong,   clergyman; 

lege    of    Western    Reserve    Univ.    with    A.    B.  born,    Cleveland,    Mar.    12,    1849;    son    Samuel 

degree;    married,    Cleveland,    Oct.    8,    1908    to  and    Mary     (Tisdale)     Williamson;     educated, 

Helen    E.    Croxton — children,    Lewis    Croxton  Western    Reserve    College,    B.    A.    and    M.    A.; 

Williams;      vice-chairman      Central      Liberty  Andover   Theological   Seminary;  Union   Theo- 

Loan     organization     of    the     4th    federal     re-  logical    Seminary,    B.    D.;     D.    D.    conferred    ly 

serve    district;    financial    editor    1903,    Cleve-  Wooster  College;  LL.D.  conferred  by  Western 

land    Plain    Dealer;    associated    with    Hayden,  Reserve    Univ.    married,    Elyria,    O.,    Aug.     4, 

Miller    &    Company,    investment    bankers    In  1875      to      Edith      Day      Ely — children,      Fred- 

1903;    admitted   to    that   firm   as   a    partner   in  erick     Ely,      Mary    Tisdale      (deceased),      Ar- 

1908    and    associated    as    such    since;    deputy  thur     Putnam     and     Ruth     Ely     Williamson; 

chairman    and    class    C    director    Federal    Re-  pastor    First    Presbyterian    church,    Norwalk, 
serve    Bank;    treas.    and    director.      The    New    O.,      1875-1884;      First    Presbyterian     church, 

402 


REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Warren,  O.,  1885-1888;  Beckwlth  Memorial 
church,  Cleveland,  1888-1901;  pres.  pro  tern 
Society  for  Savings,  1912-1915;  executive 
vice-pres.  Society  for  Savingra,  1915-19-1  and 
1924;  acting  pres.  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
Nov.  1921-1923;  trustee.  Western  Reserve 
Univ.,  and  Hiram  House;  member  Delta  Kap- 
pa Epsilon  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities; 
Union,  University  and  Country  clubs.  Rec- 
reation: golf.  Kesidence:  11205  Bell- 
flower-rd.       Office:       Society    for    Savings. 

WILLI.\MSON,  Peter  Lonis.  retired;  born, 
Denmark,  Apr.  10,  1844;  son  Peter  and  Louise 
(Meyer)  Williamson;  educated,  common 
schools  in  Elsinour,  Denmark;  married, 
Cleveland,  Dec.  6,  1865  to  Annie  Pierce— 
children,  si-\  living,  four  deceased;  connect- 
ed with  gas  company  45  years;  32nd  de- 
gree Mason;  member  Odd  Fellows;  Early 
Settlers  assn.  Masonic  Club;  sailed  on  the 
ocean  and  the  lakes  nine  years.  Residence: 
3154     Meadowbrook-blvd.,     Cleveland    Hghts. 

WILLIAMSON,  Samuel  A.,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland;  son  Samuel  and  Stella  E.  (Sum- 
ner) Williamson;  educated,  Adelbert  col- 
lege; Baldwin-Wallace  Univ.,  LL.  B. ;  ad- 
mitted to  Bar  of  Ohio;  admitted  to  prac- 
tice in  U.  S.  Courts;  member  Cleveland  Bar 
assn.;  Woodward  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.;  Heights 
chapter;  Cleveland  Athletic,  City  and  John  G. 
White  Chess  clubs.  Recreation:  golf  and 
tennis.  Re-sidence:  2908  Scarborough-rd. 
Office:   402    Engineers   Bldg. 

WILLIS,  Malcolm  C,  insurance;  born, 
Cleveland,  Oct.  5,  1871;  son  George  Henry 
and  Martha  (Tiebout)  Willis;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  21,  1899  to  Elsie  Button;  sec. 
Fire  Insurance  Exchange  1898-1915;  gen- 
eral insurance  bu.siness  for  himself  since 
1915;  member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Hal- 
cyon lodge  No.  498,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Citizens 
JLeague;  Real  Estate  board;  Lake  wood  Coun- 
try, Clifton  and  Fire  Insurance  clubs.  Resi- 
dence; 11209  Clifton-blvd.  Office:  1231 
Chester-ave. 

WILLIS,  Theodore  Alan,  orthopedic  sur- 
gery; born,  Iowa  City,  la.,  March  5,  1886; 
son  William  A.  and  Laura  (Rehkopf)  Willis; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  B.  S.  1908,  M.  D. 
1910;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  A.  M.  1922; 
married,  Iowa,  1913  to  Cla.Ta.  Hammer; 
world  war,  1st  lleut.  medical  corps  U.  S.  A., 
Jan.  1918  to  May  1919;  in  general  practice 
Clear  Lake,  la.  for  five  years;  resident  sur- 
geon in  Hospital  for  Ruptured  and  Crip- 
pled of  New  York,  1919-1920;  came  to  Cleve- 
land in  1920  to  practice  Orthopedic  sur- 
gery; visiting  orthopedist  to  St.  Lukes,  St. 
Alexis  and  Charity  hospitals;  attending  or- 
thopedist U.  S.  Veterans'  Bureau;  member 
Cleveland  Academy  of  Medicine;  Ohio  State 
and  American  Medical  assns.;  Central  States 
Orthopedic  society;  fellow  American  College 
of  Surgeons;  member  American  Legion;  Phi 
Kappa  Psl  fraternity;  Big  Ten  University 
and  Cleveland  clubs.  Residence:  2300  Bell- 
fleld-ave.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  2429 
Prospect-ave. 

WILLS,  David  Crawford,  chairman  of  the 
board  Federal  Reserve  B^nk  of  Cleveland; 
born,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Aug.  11,  1872;  son 
John  B.  and  Sara  Jane  (Thompson)  Wills; 
educated,  Allegheny  hig^  school,  Pittsburgh, 
1889;  married,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  1895  to  Bes- 
sie Agnes  Seville — children.  Mrs.  Ruth 
Trimble,  Mrs.  Helen  McCreary,  Vlda  Jan© 
and  Herbert  J.  Willis;  chairman  Central 
Liberty  Loan  committee  of  fourth  federal 
reserve   district   for   Ave   loans;   auditor  Mel- 


lon Natl.  Bank,  Pittsburgh,  1902-1904;  cash- 
ier and  director  Diamond  Natl.  Bank,  Pitts- 
burgh, 1904-1914;  pres.  Citizens  National 
Bank,  Bellevue,  Pa.,  1907-1914;  chairman  of 
board  and  Federal  Re.'serve  Agent,  Federal 
Reserve  Bank  of  Cleveland  since  1914, 
member  Federal  Reserve  Board,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. ;  pres.  board  of  trustees  Grace 
hospital,  Cleveland;  pres.  board  of  trustees 
Kent  State  Normal  college,  Kent,  O. ;  pres. 
Cleveland  Better  Business  Commission, 
treas.  Cleveland  assn.  for  Criminal  Justice, 
first  vlce-pres.  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; treas.  Y.  M.  C.  A.  of  Cleveland;  trus- 
tee American  Univ.  at  Cairo,  Egypt;  chair- 
man Capital  Accounts  Committee,  Welfare 
Federation  of  Cleveland;  pres.  Shaker 
Heights  Country  club;  member  Union,  Her- 
mit, Bankers,  City,  Advertising,  Rotary 
clubs;  Ohio  Society  of  New  York;  Cosmop 
club,  Washington,  D.  C;  Town  Hall  New 
York;  Pepper  Pike  Country  club,  Cleveland 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2661  EucHq 
Heights-blvd.  Office:  Federal  Reserve 
Bank    of    Cleveland.    (Deceased.) 

>VILMORE,  JoNiah  Glen,  phvslcian;  born, 
Van  Wert.  O.,  June  1,  1SS9;  son  \N'.  M.  and 
Flora  (Nunemaker)  Wilmore;  educated, 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  B.  S.  1914  and  M.  D.  1916; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  29,  1921  to  Eliza- 
beth Janette  Allen — children,  Willis  Rob- 
ert and  Margaret  Jean  Wilmore;  member 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Acacia  Country  clubs.  Residence:  19900 
Marchmount.      Office:      8314   Euclld-ave. 

WILSON,  Benjamin  I^Klitboome,  Indus- 
trial engineering;  born,  Cleveland,  July  29, 
1897;  son  Myron  H.  and  Pauline  (Wame- 
llnk)  Wilson;  educated.  University  school 
1916;  Sheffield  Scientific  school,  Yale  Univ., 
1919;  married,  Berkeley,  Cal.,  Feb.  23,  1923 
to  Janet  Christy  Knox;  world  war,  served 
In  field  artillery,  U.  S.  A.  1918;  engineer, 
C.  L.  Stevens  Co.;  member  Sigma  Xi  engineer- 
ing society;  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  18600  South  Park- 
blvd.      Office:    1    Federal-st.,    Boston,   Mass. 

WILSON,  Catherine,  born,  Lebanon,  Ind. ; 
daughter  Peter  and  Anna  (Gelderman)  Trips- 
married,  Lebanon,  Ind. — children,  Mrs.  Ed- 
ward M.  Graves  and  Mrs.  E  S.  Hardin 
Residence:  2950  Attleboro-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

WILSON,  Dorothy  Sntphen,  born,  Newark, 
N.  J.,  March  4,  1893;  daughter  Rev.  Paul 
F.  and  Bertha  (Davies)  Sutphen;  educated, 
Hathaway-Brown  school;  Misses  Masters 
school  at  Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y. ;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  6,  1914— children,  Thomas 
Hunter  Wilson,  II  and  Catherine  Ten  Eyck 
Wilson;  member  Monterey  Peninsula  Coun- 
try club  of  Monterey,  Cal.  Residence  Pebble 
Beaih,    Calif. 

AVILSON,  Ella  Grant,  floral  work  42  years; 
publicity  woman  12  years;  born,  Jersey  City, 
Sept.  7,  1854;  daughter  Gilbert  and  Susan 
(Lawton)  Grant;  educated,  public  schools 
Of  Cleveland;  married,  Cleveland  to  J.  A. 
Cambell;  married,  to  Chas.  H.  Wilson — chil- 
dren. Pansy,  Helen,  Carl,  Fern  and  Ernest; 
performed  first  political  duty  done  by  any 
woman  in  Cleveland;  in  charge  of  decora- 
tion for  Garfield  funeral;  decorated  for  wed- 
dings, receptions  and  funerals;  flower  ed- 
itor Cleveland  Plain  Dealer  six  years;  had 
charge  of  floral  publicity  work  In  Chicago, 
Buffalo  and  Cleveland;  writer  of  articles  for 
floral  papers;  won  four  first  and  two  see- 
on  prizes  at  World  Columbian  Fair;  pres. 
E.  L.  Grant  &  Bro..  Ella  Grant  Campbell, 
Ella    Grant    WlLson;     pres.     and    treas.     The 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


Grant-Wilson  Floral  Co.;  life  member  So- 
lely of  American  Florists;  member  Sorosis, 
Cleveland  Writers  club;  Lakewood  Garden 
club;  Ohio  Newspaper  Women;  Ladies  So- 
ciety of  American  Florists;  hon.  member 
Florist  club.  Recreation:  making  scrap- 
books,  having  collection  of  215  of  them. 
Residence:      10531   Glenville-ave. 

AVIIiSON.  Frank  H.,  pres. ;  born,  Indianap- 
olis, Ind.,  Nov.  12,  1873;  son  Frank  and  Anna 
(Fay)  Wilson;  educated,  Indianapolis  public 
schools;  married,  LaFayette,  Ind.,  June  2, 
1897  to  Lillian  M.  Arthur;  pres.  and  director 
Cleveland  Southwestern  Railway  &  Light 
Co.;  Western  Reserve  Power  &  I..ight  Co.; 
Southwestern  Bus  Co.;  member  Indiana  Soc- 
iety of  Chicago;  Shaker  Heights  Country 
and  Mid-Day  clubs  of  Cleveland;  Forty  club 
of  Chicago.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
Wade  Park  Manor.  Office:  1670  Union  Trust 
Bldg. 

AViliSON,  Gri.swoI<l,  life  insurance;  born, 
Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  8,  1882;  son  Jos.  D.  and 
Sara  E.  (Merrill)  Wilson;  educated,  Phillips 
Andover  Academy;  Cornell  Univ.,  M.  E.; 
married,  Ardmore,  Pa.,  Dec.  17,  1907  to  Kath- 
arine Nortli — children,  Mary  Elizabeth 
Wilson,  Griswold  Wilson,  Jr.  and  Katharine 
Campbell  Wilson;  member  Delta  Phi  frater- 
nity; Hermit,  Mayfield  Country  and  Canadian 
Camp  Fire  clubs.  Residence:  2356  So. 
Overlook-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1722 
Keith    Bldg. 

WILSOX,  Harriet  Porter,  born,  Cleveland, 
1895;  daugliter  James  Lorrimer  and  Mar- 
garet (Johnson)  Porter;  educated,  Laurel 
school,  1914;  married,  (Cleveland,  June  16, 
1917  to  John  McClure  Wilson — children, 
John  McClure  Wilson,  Jr.;  member  Junior 
League.     Residence:     18600   South   Park-blvd. 

"WILSON  Helen  Tnllnian,  born,  Willmar, 
Minn.,  P^'eb.  22,  1876;  daughter  David  N.  and 
Clara  (Larson)  Tallman;  educated,  Will- 
mar,  Minn,  high  school;  Baldwin  school; 
Pine  Manor;  Dana  Hall;  married,  Will- 
mar,  Minn.,  Sept.  10,  1919  to  Willard  W. 
W'ilson — children,  David  Tallman  Wilson 
and  Willard  W.  Wilson,  Jr.;  Red  Cross  work 
during  war;  member  The  Lafayette  club, 
Minneapolis;  member  Fairmount  Presbyte- 
rian church.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
3377    Kenmore-rd.,    Shaker    Hghts. 

■WILSON,  Jnnct  Knox,  born.  Independence, 
Mo.,  March  7,  1898;  daughter  Charles  Edwin 
and  Arthie  May  (Bryant)  Knox;  educated. 
Miss  Ransom's  and  Miss  Bridges  school.  Pied- 
mont, Cal.;  married,  Berkeley,  Cal.,  Feb.  23, 
1923  to  Ben.iamin  Lightbourne  ^^'ilson;  world 
war,  capt.  Red  Cross  motor  corps,  Berkeley, 
Cal.      Residence:      18600    South    Park-blvd. 

WILSON,  John  French,  lawyer;  born, 
Flushing,  O.,  April  15,  1886;  son  Benjamin 
and  Mary  (French)  Wilson;  educated,  West- 
town  boarding  school,  Westtown,  Pa.,  1904- 
1906;  Haverford  college,  Haverford,  Pa., 
1906-1908;  Harvard  law  school,  1908-1911; 
married.  West  Chester,  Pa.,  Sept.  16,  1911 
to  Anna  Hoopes  Brinton — children,  Caroline 
Wilson  and  John  French  Wilson,  Jr.;  with 
Calfce  &  Fogg,  1911-1914;  asst.  director  of 
law.  City  of  Cleveland,  1915:  member  Maur- 
er,  Bolton,  Wilson  and  McGiffin,  1916-1922; 
John  F.  Wilson  and  Harold  H.  Gorman, 
since  1923;  pres.  The  Mortgage  Participation 
Co.  and  Mortgage  Loans,  Incorporated;  di- 
rector The  Waterwood  Land  Co.,  Wm.  Pit- 
kin Jr.  and  Sewart  H.  Mott,  Inc.  and  The 
Arthur  H,  Binns  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  assn.;  The  Rhymers  club;  Poetry  So- 
ciety   of    America;    City,     Union,    Canterbury 


and  Cleveland  Harvard  clubs.  Recreation: 
gardening  and  golf.  Residence:  13610 
Larchmere-blvd.     Office:     527  Guardian  Bldg. 

WILSON,  John  McClnre,  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  17,  1892;  son  Myron  H.  and 
Pauline  (Wamelink)  Wilson;  educated,  Uni- 
versity school;  Yale  Univ.,  New  Haven, 
Conn.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  16,  1917  to 
Harriet  Porter — children,  John  McClure  Wil- 
son, Jr.;  world  war,  U.  S.  N.  R.  F. ;  director 
Consolidated  Stone  Co.;  partner  Hall  &  Wil- 
son; member  Delta  Phi  fraternity;  Country 
and  Kirtland  clubs.  Residence:  18600  South 
Park-blvd.      Office:     12429   Cedar-rd. 

WILSON,  Katharine  North,  born,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.,  Nov.  19,  1882;  daughter  Clar- 
ence and  Mary  (Hardie)  Nortli;  educated, 
privately  in  Philadelphia;  married,  Ardmore, 
Pa.,  Dec.  17,  1907  to  Griswold  Wilson — chil- 
dren, Mary  Elizabeth,  Griswold  Jr.  and  Kath- 
arine Cambell  Wilson;  Identified  with  Visit- 
ing Nurses  assn.;  member  Women's  City 
club.      Residence:      2356    South    Overlook-rd. 

WILSON.  Louis  Philip,  pres.  The  Wilson 
Products  Co.;  born,  Montreal,  Canada,  Oct. 
27,  1865;  son  Alexander  A.  and  Christine 
Secard  (deQuerefelle)  Wilson;  educated,  St. 
Mary's  college,  Montreal  and  upon  comple- 
tion of  education  there  took  a  course  in  the 
Duplove  College,  Paris,  France;  married, 
Negaunee,  Aug.  12,  1896  to  Anna  P.  Mitchell, 
daughter  of  Samuel  Mitchell,  well  known  iron 
owner  and  operator  of  upper  Peninsula  who 
for  forty  years  was  associated  with  Mathers 
and  Chisholms  of  this  city;  children,  Mrs. 
J.  R.  Bourassa,  resident  of  Montreal  and 
Samuel  A.  Wilson,  vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr. 
of  Wilson  Products  Co.;  served  Canada  in 
North  West  Rebellion  (Riel  Rebellion)  1885 
and  for  his  services  received  Victoria  Medal; 
world  war,  gave  all  his  time  to  cause  in 
speaking,  liberty  loans,  thrift  stamp  drives, 
etc.;  brother  of  Lawrence  A.  Wilson,  mem- 
ber of  Parliament  at  Ottawa;  Senator 
CHiarles  Wilson  of  Montreal  is  an  uncle; 
the  Wilsons  of  this  family  have  been  resi- 
dents of  Canada  for  over  two  hundred  and 
fifty  years  making  history  for  that  country; 
his  great  grandfather  on  his  mother's  side 
was  a  first  cousin  of  General  Lafayette  and 
came  to  this  country  with  him  and  fought 
for  this  country  in  1812;  stockholder  in  the 
Clevelad  Athletic,  Clifton  and  Yacht  clubs; 
founder,  member  and  director  Cleveland 
club.  Residence:  14515  Clifton  Blvd.,  Lake- 
wood. 

WILSON,  Margaret  E.,  born,  Cleveland; 
daughter  Morgan  and  Margaret  Gribben; 
educated  Ursuline  Academy;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  24,  1895  to  William  G.  Wilson — 
children,  Margaret  M.  (Mrs.  W.  H.  Hoff- 
man), Robert  W.  G.  Wilson  and  Ruth  K. 
Wilson;  Red  Cross  work  during  war;  mem- 
ber Tuesday  Study  club;  Ursuline  Alumnae; 
Women's  City  club.  Recreation:  travel,  mo- 
toring and  bridge.  Residence:  1010  Wade 
Park    Manor. 

AVILSON.  Myron  Henry,  retired;  born, 
Youngstown,  O.;  son  Benjamin  L.  and  Isa- 
bella (McClure)  Wilson;  educated,  Youngs- 
town public  school;  Rayen  high  school, 
Youngstown;  Columbia  law  school,  LL.  B.; 
married,  Cleveland,  to  Annie  Pauline  Wame- 
link— children,  Paul  W.  Wilson  (deceased), 
Myron  H.  Wilson  Jr.,  Benjamin  L.,  Rachel 
Wilson  and  Jno.  McC.  Wilson;  entered  the 
Savings  and  Trust  Co.  as  teller  and  became 
asst.  treas.;  resigned  to  become  sec.  and 
treas.  Western  Reserve  Trust  Co.;  vice-pres. 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.;  later  sec.  and  treas.  Clin- 
ton Point  Stone  Co.  of  New  York  City;  vice- 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


pres.  Consolidated  Stone  Co.  since  1919; 
member  Cleveland  Country,  Klrtland,  Union 
clubs,  Cleveland;  St.  Andrews  Golf  club. 
New  York;  Knickerbocker  Wliist  clul>  of 
New  York.  Recreation:  outdoor  sports. 
Residence:      18600    South    Park    Blvd. 

AVII>SON,  Myron  H.  Jr..  insurance,  Tlie  K.V. 
I^enihan  Co.;  born,  Cleveland,  Sept.  9,  1887; 
son  Myron  H.  and  Pauline  (Wanielink)  Wil- 
son; educated,  University  school,  1906;  Yale 
Univ.,  1909.  Ph.  H. ;  married,  Evanston,  111., 
Jan.  5,  1918  to  Mildred  Smith  (deceased); 
world  war,  Plattsburg,  1916 l  first  training 
camp  Ft.  Benj.  Harrison,  May  1917;  1st  lieut. 
field  artillery;  overseas  June  to  Dec.  1918, 
Meuse  Argonne  offensive;  member  Gamma 
Delt  fraternity  of  University  school;  Delta 
Phi  fraternity  at  Yale;  Tavern,  Country, 
Klrtland  and  Pepper  Pike  clubs.  Residence: 
18600  South  Park-blvd.  Office:  1900  Union 
Trust    Bldg. 

W'II..SON,  Parker  Fellows,  business;  born, 
Nebraska,  Jan.  25,  1892;  son  Willard  and 
Ella  (Fisher)  Wilson;  educated.  Western 
Reserve,  A.  B. ;  married,  Cleveland,  1914  to 
Dorothy  T.  B.  Sutphen — children,  Thomas 
H.  and  Catherine  Wilson;  vice-pres.  and 
director  Otis  Steel  Co.;  member  Country, 
Klrtland,  Union,  University  and  Roadside 
clubs;  University  club  of  Chicago.  Resi- 
dence:    Union   club. 

WILSON,  Paul  Edward,  transportation; 
born,  Dorset  O.,  Nov.  9,  1886;  son  Edward 
and  Mary  Cowden  (Gates)  Wilson;  educated, 
East  high  school;  Western  Reserve  law 
school;  married,  Steubenville,  O.,  May  19, 
1913  to  Iva  Jane  Bartholomew — children, 
John  Gates  Wilson;  vice-pres.  and  sec.  The 
Cleveland  Railway  Company;  sec.  The  Elec- 
tric Depot  Company;  director  The  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Acacia  club;  director  Cleveland  Ath- 
letic club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence: 
3005  E.  Derbyshire-rd.  Office:  700  Hanna 
Bldg. 

WILSOX,  Ralph  Barker,  Electric  Vacuum 
Cleaner  Co.;  born,  Wooster,  O.,  Aug.  28, 
1887;  son  Dr.  John  A.  and  Helen  (Arnot) 
Wilson;  educated,  Shadyside  Academy,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.;  Princeton  Univ.;  married,  Tren- 
ton, N.  J.,  May  28,  1914  to  Mabel  Jane  Lee — 
children,  Lee,  Ann  Arnot  and  Audry  Fleming 
Wilson;  member  Princeton  club  of  New  York; 
Cleveland  Princeton  and  Cedarhurst  Coun- 
try clubs,  Cleveland.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence: 2890  Chadbourne-rd.  Office:  Ivan- 
hoe-rd. 

WILSOX.  SIdneT'  S.,  sec.  and  treas.  Western 
Reserve  Univ.;  born,  Willoughby,  O.,  July 
22,  1865;  son  Leonard  and  Hepzibah  B. 
(Smart)  Wilson;  educated,  Willoughby  high 
school,  1882;  Buchtel  college  preparatory, 
1884;  Adelbert  college,  1888  A.B. ;  married, 
Willoughby,  June  16,  1891  to  Anna  Kings- 
ley — children,  Amo  Louise  (Mrs.  Sherman 
S.  Clark):  served  for  15  years  on  Wil- 
loughby Board  of  Education  either  as  mem- 
ber, treas.  or  pres.;  mayor  Willoughby  two 
terms;  taught  in  high  school,  one  year; 
mercantile  business  since  1890  and  still  in- 
terested both  in  Cleveland  and  Willoughby; 
Investor  in  real  estate  both  in  Cleveland  and 
Willoughby;  general  manager  Andrews  In- 
stitute for  Girls,  five  years;  sec.  and  treas. 
and  active  business  head  of  Western  Re- 
serve Univ.;  pres.  Ohio  College  Treasurers' 
assn.;  pres.  The  Sidney  S.  Wilson  Co.,  Wil- 
loughby; pres.  and  treas.  The  Wilson  Real- 
ty Co.;  pres.  The  Higbee-Rose  Co.  and  The 
Improved  Properties  Co.,  Cleveland;  member 
Phi    Beta    Kappa;    trustee    Western    Reserve 


Historical  society;  Masonic  lodge;  Knights 
of  Pythias;  Delta  Tau  Delta  college  fratern- 
ity: Union,  AdviTtislng,  Rotary  and  I'hllos- 
oplilcal  clubs.  Uocreatlon:  gardening  at 
suinmor  home  on  lake  at  Willoughby  and 
fanning  on  Ch.irdon-rd.  Residence:  Wade 
Park    Manor.     Office:    Western   Re.^erve   Univ. 

WILSON,  ^VlUard  ^V.,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Greenfield,  O.,  Dec.  4,  1891;  son  Judge 
J.  Frank  and  Grace  (Edmlston)  Wilson;  edu- 
cated, Hlllsboro  high  school,  1910;  Univ.  of 
Wooster,  Ph.B.  1914;  Western  He.servo  law 
school,  LL.H.  1917;  married,  WlUmar,  Minn., 
Sept.  10,  1919  to  Helen  Margaret  Tallman — 
children,  David  Tallman  Wilson  and  Willard 
W.  Wilson,  Jr.;  world  war,  first  officers 
training  camp;  1st  lieut.  field  artillery  32nd 
dlv.  A.  E.  F.,  Army  of  Occupation;  member 
of  firm  Cook,  McGowan,  Foote,  Bushnell  & 
Burgess,  attorneys;  sec.  Arrowhead  Beach 
Sales  Co.;  vice-pres.  M.  A.  E.  Realty  Co.; 
sec.  Hayes  Realty  Co.;  member  Cleveland 
Bar  assn.;  member  Alpha  Tau  Omega  and 
Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  Masonic  lodge; 
University  club;  American  Legion.  Residence: 
3377  Kenmore-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office: 
1319   Williamson   Bldg. 

WILSON,  William  Gnrriek.  insurance; 
born.  New  York  City,  Feb.  23,  1871;  son 
Odell  and  Kate  (Garrick)  Wilson;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  Central  high 
school;  married,  Cleveland,  June  24,  1895 
to  Margaret  E.  Gribben — children,  Margaret 
M.  (Mrs.  W.  H.  Hoffman)  and  Robert  W.  G. 
Wilson  and  Ruth  K.  Wilson;  world  war, 
active  in  Red  Cross  and  Liberty  Bond  activi- 
ties; represented  Aetna  Life  Insurance  Co. 
and  its  affiliated  companies  for  more  than 
33  years;  served  on  directory  Cleveland 
Chamber  of  Commerce  and  acted  as  treas- 
urer; served  in  school  survey;  special  grand 
jury;  member  Republican  County  executive 
committee  several  years;  also  various  citi- 
zen committees;  director  Central  Natl.  Bank 
vice-pres.  Wilson  Fastener  Co.;  former  pres. 
National  Association  of  Casualty  and  Surety 
Agents;  director  Insurance  Federation  of 
America;  life  member  Cleveland  Art  Museum  ; 
identified  with  Associated  Charities;  on 
executive  campaign  committee  Cleveland 
Community  Fund;  life  member  Sons  of  the 
American  Revolution;  member  New  England 
society;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Saratoga 
society;  Union,  Shaker  Heights,  ISIid-Day, 
Athletic  and  Advertising  clubs.  Recreation: 
golf,  travel,  motoring  and  fishing.  Resi- 
dence: 1010  Wade  Park  Manor.  Office:  622 
Leader   Bldg. 

WILWERDING.  Anthony  M.,  teacher  and 
minister;  born,  Heidelberg,  Minn.,  Sept.  14, 
1866;  son  Michael  and  Catherine  (Kummer) 
Wllwerding;  educated,  Campion  college, 
Prairie  Du  Chien,  Wis.,  A.B.  and  A.M.;  stud- 
ied philosophy  and  theology  in  Jesuit  In- 
stitutions in  Europe  and  America;  teacher 
in  St.  Ignatius  high  school  and  Loyola  high 
school  for  twenty  seven  years;  performed 
ministerial  work  in  different  parishes  and 
conducted  retreats  for  different  sisterhoods 
throughout  the  United  States,  also  for  stu- 
dents. Residence:  John  Carroll  Univ.,  W. 
30th-st.      (Deceased.) 

\VINCH,  I/oniN  Hnrvey,  attorney;  born, 
Cleveland,  1862:  son  Thomas  and  Sarah  Hall 
(Allen)  Winch;  educated.  Western  Reserve 
Academy,  Hudson,  O. ;  Western  Reserve  Univ. 
1884,  B.  A.  and  M.  A.,  Phi  Beta  Kappa; 
married,  Cleveland,  1919  to  Ruth  Edwards 
— children,  James  P.  and  Ruth  G.  Winch; 
judge  circuit  court  of  Ohio,  1902-1912;  judge 
of  court  of  appeals  of  Ohlo^  1912-1914;  mem- 


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ber  executive  committee  Ohio  State  Bar 
assn.;  member  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  fra- 
ternity; Cleveland  Athletic  club.  Residence: 
12908  Euclid-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Summer: 
Middle  Bass  Island,  Ottawa  County,  O. 
Office:    Guarantee   Title    &   Trust   Bldg. 

WI\CH.  Ruth  Edwards,  born.  Alliance, 
O. ;  daughter  John  R.  and  Agnes  Sarah  (Wake- 
field) Edwards;  educated,  Wellesley  col- 
lege, B.A.  1911;  married,  Cleveland,  1919  to 
Louis  Harvey  Winch;  social  worker  with 
Associated  Charities  1912-1919;  financial 
sec.  Associated  Charities;  member  finance 
committee  Associated  Charities  and  chair- 
man of  volunteer  work;  also  on  board;  mem- 
ber committee  Association  for  Crippled  and 
Disabled  and  Day  Nursery  assn.;  Residence: 
12908  Euclid-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Summer: 
Middle    Bass    Island,    Ottawa    County,    O. 

WIXG,  GeorKe  Clary,  lawyer;  born.  Bloom- 
field,  Trumbull  County,  O. ;  educated  by  pri- 
vate tutors;  Phillips  academy,  Ajidover, 
Mass.;  Harvard  Univ.,  A.B. ;  Georgetown 
Univ.  LL.B. ;  served  several  years  in  dept. 
of  justice,  Washington,  and  three  years  in 
charge  of  defense  of  suits  in  court  of  claims; 
later  chief  diplomatic  bureau,  U.  S.  Dept. 
of  State;  sec.  and  counsel  The  Brown  Hoist- 
ing Machinery  Company,  Cleveland;  member 
Psi  Upsilon  fraternity;  member  Union  and 
Harvard  clubs,  Cleveland.  Residence:  Union 
club.      Office:    1204   Union   Mortgage   Bldg. 

WING,  Marie  Remlnji^on,  member  of  city 
council;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  8,  1885;  son 
Judge  Francis  J.  and  Mary  B.  (Remington) 
Wing;  educated,  Miss  Mittleberger's  school; 
Bryn  Mawr  college;  served  with  industrial 
division.  Liberty  Loan  drive;  member  In- 
dustrial Commission  to  Europe,  1919;  elected 
to  City  council  1923  and  re-elected  1925; 
served  as  financial,  industrial  and  assoc.  gen. 
sec.  Cleveland  Y.  W.  C.  A.  1907-1914;  gen. 
sec.  West  Side  branch  Y.  W.  C.  A.  of  New 
York  city,  1915-1918;  gen.  sec.  Cleveland 
Y.  W.  C.  A.  1918-1922;  executive  sec.  Cleve- 
land Consumers  League,  1922-1925;  student 
Cleveland  Law  school,  1922-1925;  member  ad- 
visory board  Ohio  Mutual  Mortgage  Co.; 
member  American  Assn.  of  Social  Work; 
Bryn  Mawr  Alumnae  assn.;  director  Legal 
Aid  society;  director  Federation  of  Wom- 
en's clubs;  on  advisory  board  Phillis  W^heat- 
ley  assn.;  member  Women's  City  and  Mentor 
Headlands  Country  clubs;  Bryn  Mawr  club 
of  New  York  City;  member  and  one  of  the 
organizers  of  Business  Women's  club  and 
Women's  Council  for  the  Promotion  of  Peace. 
Recreation:  golf,  swimming  and  tennis. 
Residence:  1877  E.  75th-st.  Office:  324  Elec- 
tric Bldg. 

W^IXTER,  Victor,  professor;  born,  Switzer- 
land, July,  1880;  son  Edward  and  J.  (Rollin) 
Winter;  educated,  Switzerland,  Austria,  Bel- 
gium, Holland  and  United  States;  degrees 
Philosophy  and  divinity  from  '  St.  Louis 
Univ.;  director  John  Carroll  Univ.  music 
dept.  Residence:  2940  Lorain-ave.  Office: 
1911   West   30th-st. 

WIIVTERMITTE,  Lewis  Hnhbell.  certified 
public  accountant;  born,  Mansfield,  O.,  July 
25,  1881;  married,  Muncie,  Ind.  to  Florabell 
Eads;  page  U.  S.  House  of  Representatives, 
55th  Congress;  conducted  a  practice  as  pub- 
lic accountant  since  1908;  partner  Winter- 
mute,  Pauley  &  Agler;  member  Council  of 
the  American  Institute  of  Accountants  and 
sec.  Northern  Ohio  Chapter  A.  I.  A.; 
member  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Royal  Arch 
Mason;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Chagrin  Valley  Country  clubs;  lecturer  and 
instructor    on    accounting    at    the    Cleveland 


School  of  Accountancy,  1913-1923.  Recrea- 
tion: fishing  and  golf.  Residence:  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:    1519   Guardian   Bldg. 

^VI^■TERS,  FrancU  J.,  merchant;  born  Du- 
luth,  Minn.,  1884;  son  Charles  and  Mary 
(Curran)  Winters;  educated,  Duluth  Central 
high  school;  married,  Cleveland,  1909  to 
Kathryn  G.  McKenzle — children,  Billie  and 
Kathryn  Winters.  Recreation:  all  outdoor 
sports  and  hockey.  Residence:  Fenway  Hall 
Hotel.      Office:    10629    Euclid-av. 

WINTERS.   Kathryn   Greenleaf  MacKenzle; 

born,  Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  1,  1880; 
daughter  Donald  and  Mary  Jane  (Van 
Horne)  MacKenzie;  educated,  Cleveland  pub- 
lic and  preparatory  schools;  Northampton 
school  for  girls  and  Smith  college;  married, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  29,  1909  to  Francis  James 
(Coddy)  Winters — children,  William  H.  and 
Kathryn  J.  Winters.  Recreation:  outdoor 
sports.  Residence:  Park  Lane  Villa.  Sum- 
mer: Riverside-dr.,  Lake  Shore-blvd.  at 
Chagrin  River,  WMlloughby,  O. 

WISE,  Charles  Clifton,  attorney  at  law; 
born,  Millersburg,  O.,  1878;  son  Dr.  S.  P. 
and  Marv  (Cherryhomes)  Wise;  educated, 
Hiram  college  1899;  Ph.B. ;  Ohio  State  Univ., 
1902,  LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  22,  1908 
to  Elizabeth  Edith  Bigalow — children,  Eliza- 
beth C.  and  William  B.  Wise;  member  Phi 
Delta  Theta  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities; 
University,  Hermit  and  Shaker  Hghts  Coun- 
try clubs.  Residence:  2500  Arlin,gton-rd. 
Office:    1156  Hanna  Bldg. 

WTtSE,  Clayton  Ray,  school  principal;  born, 
Valparaiso,  Ind.,  Mar.  15,  1882;  son  B.  S. 
and  Dora  (Phillips)  Wise;  educated,  Indiana 
Univ.  A.  B.  and  A.  M.;  married,  Manila,  P.  I. 
June  8,  1906  to  Joyce  Price — children,  one 
daughter;  world  war,  army  educational  corps 
as  supt.  of  instruction.  Base  section  No.  1, 
hdqrs.  at  St.  Nazaire,  France;  supervising 
teacher  and  high  school  principal,  Philippine 
Islands;  district  principal  of  elementary 
schools,  Minneapolis,  Minn.;  principal  Em- 
pire junior  high  school  and  directing 
principal  of  special  schools,  Cleveland;  mem- 
ber Phi  Delta  Kappa  fraternity,  (national 
honorary  educational);  sec.  and  editor  of  fra- 
ternity magazine;  member  Masonic  lodge; 
Big  Ten  University  club.  Residence:  13319 
Sixth-ave.    E.    C.    Office:    Board   of   Education. 

WISE,  Elizabeth  BigaloTv,  born,  Cleveland, 
1886;  daughter  William  E.  and  Carolyn 
(Smith)  Bigalow;  educated  Mittleberger 
school;  Bennett  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Oct.  22,  1908  to  Charles  Clifton  Wise— chil- 
dren, Elizabeth  C.  and  William  B.  Wise. 
Residence:    2500    Arlington-rd. 

WISEMAN,  Philip  Smith,  banking;  born, 
Springfield,  O.,  Nov.  25,  1885;  son  Philip 
Smith  and  Sarah  Frances  (Smith)  Wise- 
man; educated,  Springfield  high  school; 
comptroller,  Union  Trust  Co.;  member  Sons 
of  the  American  Revolution:  Country,  Mid- 
Day,  Athletic  and  Canadian  Camp  Fire  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf,  fishing  and  hunting.  Resi- 
dence: 2453  Overlook-rd.  Office:  Union  Trust 
Co. 

WITHIXGTON,  Harriette  Bennett,  born, 
Jackson,  Mich.,  May  30,  1877;  daughter 
Charles  E.  and  Edith  (Chapin)  Bennett;  edu- 
cated, Jackson,  Mich.;  Miss  Low's  school, 
Stamford,  Conn.;  married,  Jackson,  Mich., 
Oct.  14,  1896  to'Philip  Herbert  Withington — 
children,  Mrs.  Hiland  Kennedy  Hall,  Mrs. 
Wm.  Grasselli  Cashman,  Mrs.  Clayton  Eddy 
Bailey,  Marguerite  W^ithington  and  Harriette 
Elizabeth    Withington;    served  on   committee 


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Associated   Charities;    member   Women's   City 
club.      Residence:    1575    Mistletoe-dr. 

AVITHIIVGTON,  Philip  Herbert,  manufac- 
turer: born,  Jackson,  Midi.,  Oct.  1,  1871; 
son  William  Herbert  and  Julia  (Reebe)  With- 
Ington;  educated,  Michigan  Military  Acad- 
emy; Mass.  Institute  of  Technology;  married, 
Jackson,  Mich..  Oct.  14,  1896  to  Harrietts 
Bennett — children,  Mrs.  Hlland  Kennedy 
Hall,  Mrs.  Wm.  Grasselli  Cashman,  Mrs.  Clay- 
ton Eddy  Bailey,  Marguerite  Withington  and 
Harriette  Elizabeth  Withington;  world  war, 
major  air  service  A.  E.  F. ;  vice-pres.  Ameri- 
can Fork  &  Hoe  Co.  and  Jackson  Fence  Co.; 
pres.  Withington  Roberts  Wright  Co.;  chair- 
man of  Board  Sparks  Withington  Co.;  trus- 
tee Hathaway  Brown  school;  member  Union, 
Tavern,  Country,  Pepper  Pike  and  Harbor 
Point  Golf  clubs.  Residence:  1575  Mistletoe- 
dr.     Office:   Keith  Bldg. 

WITTER.  Cecil  Orvllle,  physician;  born, 
St.  Joseph  Co.,  Ind.,  Feb.  18,  1873;  son  Aaron 
and  Olive  A.  (Lambert)  Witter;  educated, 
South  Bend  high  -school,  scientific  and  Ger- 
man courses,  1891;  Valparaiso  Univ.,  B.  S. 
1898;  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.  D.,  1908; 
married,  Ashland,  O.,  July  21,  1901  to  Emma 
J.  Craft  (deceased);  married,  April  1926  to 
Mrs.  Ida  C.  Thompson;  candidate  for  judge 
of  probate  court  Ashland  County,  Olilo,  1902; 
world  war,  contract  surgeon  U.  S.  A.  to 
examine  Ohio  National  Guard  for  pulmonary 
tuberculosis  and  examiner  on  draft  board, 
1917;  prof.  Natural  Sciences,  Ashland  Col- 
lege, Ashland,  O.,  1899-1904;  asst.  in  chem- 
istry, W.  R.  U.  dental  school,  1909-1915;  prof. 
Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics,  W.  R.  U. 
dental  school,  1915-1918;  physician  in  charge 
Cleveland  Tuberculosis  Dispensary,  1910; 
visiting  physician  to  City  hospital,  1914-1917; 
director  Depositors  Savings  &  Loan  Co.; 
member  local,  state  and  National  medical 
assns. ;  Gaston  G.  Allen  lodge,  F.  &  A.  M. ; 
Knights  &  Ladies  of  Security.  Recreation: 
motoring,  theater  and  fishing.  Residence: 
1457    W.    84-st.    Office:    6503    Detroit-ave. 

WITTIilXGER,  OHcar  E.,  clergyman;  born, 
Brazil,  South  America,  Feb.  24,  1878;  son 
Rev.  John  G.  and  Katharine  (Schwenk) 
Wittlinger;  educated,  Elmhurst  college.  Elm- 
hurst.  111.,  1897;  Eden  Theological  Semi- 
nary, St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1900;  Hartford  Theolog- 
ical Seminary,  Hartford,  Conn.,  1901;  mar- 
ried. Massillon.  O.,  Sept.  25,  1912  to  Estella 
H.  Diegel — children,  Paul  O.  and  Hildegarde 
M.  Wittlinger;  pastor  of  Zion  Ev.  church 
at  Frostburg,  Md.,  1901-1904;  St.  John's  Ev. 
church,  Buffalo,  N.  T.,  1904-1922;  Zion  Ev. 
church,  Cleveland,  since  1922.  Residence: 
1418    Branch-ave.      Office:    same. 

AVlTZEli.  C.  A.,  real  estate;  born,  Cleve- 
land; son  Fred'k  and  Dorothea  (Gebhard) 
Witzel;  married,  Cleveland,  to  Clare  Wood 
(deceased) — children,  Dorothy  and  Fred'k 
Witzel;  formerly  member  City  council;  world 
war,  resident  manager  of  Fuel  Administra- 
tion; connected  with  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  36  years 
in  variotis  capacities;  23  years  as  terminal 
agent,  four  years  as  supt.  of  transporta- 
tion; since  1917  in  real  estate  business; 
vice  pres.  The  Euclid  R.  R.  Co.;  trustee 
Green  Road  Realty  Assn.;  member  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Masonic  lodge;  Acacia  Country 
club.  Residence:  1559  E.  115th-st.  Office: 
716  Williamson  Bldg. 

WOI>I>MAN.  Edward  Elbert,  physician; 
born,  Cleveland,  Mar.  23.  1897;  son  Maurice 
and  Frances  (Halper).  Woldman;  educated, 
Ohio  State  Univ.,  B.A.,  1919;  M.D..  1923:  mar- 
ried, Columbus,  O.,  July  12  1923  to  Elinore 
Reed;   served   as   Interne   St.    Lukes   hospital, 


1923-1924;  resident  physician,  St.  Lukes  hos- 
pital, 1924-1925;  member  Cleveland  Academy 
of  Medicine;  Ohio  State  Medical  assn.  Phi 
Delta  Epilson  fraternity.  Re.sidence:  2816 
Mayficld-rd.     Office:    10616   Euclid-ave. 

WOI,K.  Clnribrl  Prenton,  born,  Oswego, 
N.  Y..  Sept.  16,  1871;  daughter  John  Robert 
and  Adeline  E.  (Davies)  Preston;  educated, 
Oswego,  N.  Y.  grade,  higli  and  normal  State 
college  and  training  scliool  classical  course; 
married,  Newark,  N.  J.,  1910  to  James  Charles 
Wolf;  world  war,  assisted  in  Red  Cross; 
taught  grammar  grades  in  Cleveland  schools; 
high  school  in  Bay  Shore,  Long  Island  and 
East  Liverpool,  O. ;  member  Cathedral  assn. 
of  Washington,  D.  C. ;  communicant  of  St. 
Paul's  Episcopal  church;  Crystal  chapter. 
Eastern  Star  lodge;  Adelphi  Literary  (Os- 
wego) society;  Cleveland  Athletic  and 
Willowick  Country  clubs;  mother  and  five 
sisters  all  graduates  of  same  college  and 
Training  School,  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  making  seven 
Alutnni  who  graduated  and  taught  school. 
Residence:    1822    Alvason-rd. 

WOLF.  Eugene  Everett,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jan.  1,  1884;  son  Isador  and  Sarah 
(Heimer)  Wolf;  educated,  Central  higli 
school;  Adelbert  Law  school,  B.A.  and  B.L. ; 
married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  7,  1918  to  Edith 
Anisfield;  served  with  housing  corporation. 
War  Dept.  Bureau  of  Statistics;  partner 
Bloomberg  &  Wolf;  director  Garfield  Realty 
Co.,  Anisfeld  Realty  Co.  and  Ansley  Realty 
Co.;  former  director  Commonwealth  Bank- 
ing &  Trust  Co.;  director  in  a  number  of 
indu.strial  and  mercantile  concerns;  trustee 
Council  Educational  Alliance;  sec.  Educa- 
tional I>eague;  member  Democratic  Execu- 
tive committee;  former  pres.  B'nal  B'rith; 
member  Board  of  Education:  trustee  The 
Temple  and  Jewish  Social  Service  Bureau; 
member  Delta  Theta  Phi  fraternity;  Cleve- 
land Bar  assn.;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Ex- 
celsior, Oakwood  and  City  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  1451  East-blvd.  Office: 
336    Engine£rs  Bldg. 

WOI>F,  JnmeH  B..  real  estate;  born, 
Cleveland,  May  14.  1S99:  son  Elias  T.  and 
Martha  (Oettinger)  Wolf;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  .schools;  Glenville  high  school; 
Cleveland  Law  School,  LL.B.;  world  war, 
U.  S.  N.  R.  F.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  partner, 
firm  E.  I.  Wolf  &  Son;  member  Pi  Tau  Pi 
fraternity;  Excelsior  club.  Recreation:  golf, 
hiking  and  tennis.  Residence:  3272  Euclid 
Hghts-blvd.  Office:  429  National  City  Bank 
Bldg. 

A^'OI^iF.  Jamen  C  manager  and  treas. ; 
born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  15,  1870;  son  James  and 
Mary  (Vlasak)  Wolf;  educated,  public  and 
high  schools;  Spencerian  Business  College; 
married,  Newark,  N.  J.,  1910  to  Clarlbel  Pres- 
ton; world  war,  Ohio  National  Guard;  145th 
inf.:  started  with  Tlie  National  Refining  Co. 
at  age  of  20;  promoted  to  manager  of  Michi- 
gan Oil  Co.,  Detroit,  at  age  of  23;  In  1894 
accepted  position  as  sec.  of  The  Pilsener 
Brewing  Co.;  promoted  to  manager  and 
treas.  1899;  served  this  company  32  years; 
also  director:  pres.,  treas.  and  director  The 
Preston  Realty  Co.;  member  Knights  of 
Pythias:  Cleveland  Cham')er  of  Commerce; 
ITnited  States  Chamber  of  Commerce;  We.st 
Side  Chamber  of  Industry;  trustee  United 
States  Brewers  assn.;  vice  pres.  Ohio  Brew- 
ers assn.:  Gentlpmen's  Driving,  Cleveland 
Athletic,  CItv  and  Willowick  Country  clubs. 
Residence:  1R22  Alvason-rd.  Office:  Clark- 
ave.   and  W.   enth-st. 

WOLF.  Reeinn  L...  bond  saleswoman;  born, 
Shamokln,  Pa.,  Oct.  8,  1891;  daughter  Adolph 


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and  Janatte  (Loeb)  Wolf;  educated, 
Shamokin  high  school;  Pennsylvania  Busi- 
ness College,  Lancaster,  Pa.;  saleswoman  for 
Union  Trust  Co.;  member  Y.  W.  C.  A.;  Busi- 
ness and  Professional  Women's  and  Women's 
City  clubs.  Residence:  2962  E.  Derbyshire- 
rd.      Office:    The    Union    Trust    Co. 

AVOLFENBERG,      Anna      IJorathca      Marie, 

born,  Cleveland;  daughter  Frederick  C.  and 
Marie  (Gellerman)  Wolfenberg;  educated, 
Cleveland  schools;  business  woman.  Resi- 
dence:  1897   Chapman  cor.  Terrace-rd. 

WOLFSTEIN,  James  S.,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  Feb.  24,  1898; 
son  Samuel  and  Emma  (Scheuer)  Wolfstein; 
educated,  Cincinnati  public  schools;  Univ.  of 
Cincinnati  two  years;  University  of  Michi- 
gan, A.  B.  1919,  M.  D.  1922;  world  war,  U.  S. 
N.  R.  F.,  1917-1918;  junior  clinician  In  de- 
partments of  surgery  and  obstetrics  at  Mt. 
Sinai  hospital;  associate  on  staff  of  Tlie 
Hospital  Clinic;  member  Cleveland  Medical 
and  American  Medical  assns.;  Ohio  State 
Medical  assn.  Recreation:  tennis,  swimming, 
canoeing  and  golf.  Residence:  Fenway  Hall. 
Office:    1284    E.    105th-st. 

WOLKING,  Charles  Francis,  professor  of 
English;  born,  Cincinnati,  O.,  Nov.  19,  1872; 
son  John  Clemens  and  Mar^'  (Nagel)  Wolk- 
ing;  educated,  St.  Xavier  college,  Cincinnati, 
O. ;  St.  Louis  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  A.B. ; 
formerly  professor  of  English  and  Philos- 
ophy, Loyola  Univ.,  Chicago  HI.;  now  pro- 
fessor of  English,  John  Carroll  Univ.;  mem- 
ber Society  of  Jesus.  Residence:  1911  W. 
30th-st.     Office:  Same. 

AVOrSEY,  Florence  Wiener,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  20,  1894;  daughter  Abraham  and 
Bella  (Aub)  Wiener;  educated,  Cleveland 
common  and  Central  high  school;  I?radford 
Academy,  Bradford,  Mass.;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  12,  1912  to  Rabbi  Louis  Wolsey— chil- 
dren, Allon  and  Jonathan  Wolsey;  trustee 
Euclid  Ave  Temple  Sisterhood  and  Council 
of  Jewisli  Women;  member  Excelsior  and 
Beechmont  clubs.  Residence:  1327  Spruce- 
st.,   Philadelphia,   Pa. 

AVOI-SEV,  I^ouis,  clergyman;  born,  Mid- 
land, Mich.,  Jan.  8,  1877;  son  Wm.  and  Fran- 
ces (Krueger)  Wolsey;  educated,  schools  of 
Clare,  Mich,  and  Chicago;  Hughes  high  school, 
Cincinnati.  1894;  Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  B.A. 
1899;  Hebrew  Union  Oolleige,  Cincinnati, 
B.  H.  L.  1894;  Rabbi  1899;  post  graduate  stu- 
dent Univ.  of  Chicago;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.;  married,  Cleveland,  June  12,  1912 
to  Florence  Helen  Wiener — children,  Allon 
and  Jonathan  Wolsey;  chaplain  general  Ar- 
kansas State  Militia,  1906;  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, Little  Rock,  Ark,  1906-1907;  Mayor's 
advisory  war  board  Cleveland;  nomination 
committee  for  Charter  commission;  rabbi  at 
Little  Rock,  Ark.,  1899-1907;  rabbi  Euclid-ave. 
Temple  1907-1925;  now  rabbi  Broad-Mt.  Ver- 
non Synagog,  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  past  pres. 
Cleveland  Council  of  Sociology;  pres.  Central 
Conference  of  American  Rabbis,  American 
Oriental  Society;  on  executive  board  Ameri- 
can Hebrew  Congregation;  Commission  of 
Education  Union  of  American  Hebrew  congre- 
gations; honorary  life  member  Scottish  Rite 
Masons;  honorary  life  member  B.  P.  O.  E.; 
member  Zeta  Beta  Tau  fraternity;  Philmont 
Country.  Ashbourne  Country,  Merchants'  and 
City  (Phila.)  clubs.  Recreation:  golf.  Resi- 
dence 8  Ashbury  ave.,  Melrose  Park,  Pa. 
Office:  1400  Jefferson,  Philadelphia. 

WOOD,  Chester  James,  appraiser;  born, 
Cleveland.  May  14,  1881;  son  Henry  W.  S.  and 
Harriet    (Smith)    Wood;    educated,    Cleveland 


public  schools;  married,  Medina,  O.,  Feb.  14, 
1906  to  Rena  Holmes — children,  Virginia 
Ruth  and  Clara  Holmes  Wood;  appraiser 
Equity  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  advisory  board 
United  Banking  and  Trust  Co.;  member 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Real  Estate  Board; 
Cleveland  club.  Residence:  2745  Derbyshire- 
rd.      Office:    5701   Euclid-ave. 

WOOD,  Franlt  W^arren,  manufacturer; 
born,  Ancora,  N.  J.,  Nov.  9,  1870;  son  Nathan 
Henry  and  Emeline  Elizabeth  (Spaulding) 
Wood;  1st  lieut.  cavalry,  1898;  major  ord- 
nance, 1918;  pres.  The  Wood  &  Spencer  Com- 
pany; pres.  The  Cleveland  Castings  Pattern 
Co.     Residence:    15610   Cllfton-blvd. 

WOOD,  Georgia  Kimberley,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  Alexander  and  Elizabeth  Man- 
ning) Kimberlevy;  educated.  West  high 
school,  1885;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept  15, 
1887  to  Thomas  Wood — children.  Roland 
'5'homas,  Leila  Ruth  and  Albert  Roussel  Wood; 
member  Women's  Cinema,  Lakewood  Gar- 
den and  Lakewood  Woman's  clubs.  Resi- 
dence:   1296   E.    79th-st. 

WOOD,  Roy  Dyer,  clergyman;  born,  Hamp- 
ton, N.  Y.,  June  5,  1884;  son  John  Wesley  and 
Emma  F.  (Dyer)  Wood;  educated.  Fair 
Haven,  Vt.,  high  school;  Middlebury  college, 
1908  A.B. ;  married,  Lincoln,  Vt.,  June  30,  1908 
to  Maude  Inez  Estey — children,  Thelma  Grace 
Wood;  pastorates  at  Elizabethtown,  N.  Y. 
1911-1912,  Plattsburg,  N.  Y.  1912-1917,  Utlca 
N.  Y.  1917-1918,  Conneaut,  O.,  1918-1922  and 
Cleveland  since  1922;  member  Cleveland 
Automobile  club.  Recreation:  fishing,  swim- 
ming, athletic  sports,  etc.  Residence:  10123 
Burton-ave.      Office:    737    E.    105th-st. 

_  WOOD,  Thomas,  appraiser;  born,  Cleveland, 
1864;  son  Stephan  and  Amelia  (Combs) 
Wood;  educated,  public  school;  Spencerian 
business  college;  married,  Cleveland,  1887  to 
Georgia  Etta  Kimberley — children,  Roland 
Thomas,  Leila  Rutli  and  Albert  Roussel;  pres. 
Wood  Bros.  Contractors  Builders  Supply; 
treas.  Cleveland  Builders  Supply  Co.  and 
Wood  Bros.  Real  Estate  Co.;  director  D.  T. 
Owen  Co.;  director  and  member  executive 
committee  Equity  Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  mem- 
ber Cleveland  Engineering  society;  mem- 
ber Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Real  Estate 
board.  Recreation:  naturalist  or  garden- 
ing.  Residence:    1926   E.   79th-st. 

WOODBUnN,  John  W^.,  banking;  born,  Eng- 
land, June  23,  1890;  son  Joseph  J.  and  Mary 
Petzinger;  educated,  Shaw  high  school;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  24,  1913  to  Ruth  A.  Link 
— children.  Jack  Wendell  Woodburn;  entered 
Cleveland  Trust  Co.  as  messenger  in  Feb. 
1906,  held  positions  of  paying  teller  and  loan 
clerk  and  appointed  asst.  treas.  Jan.  1918  and 
treas.  Jan.  1920;  member  CUy  club;  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  treas.  Chagrin  Valley  Country 
club.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  3263 
Chadbourne-rd.     Office:     Cleveland  Trust  Co. 

WOODFORD.  AVaKer  Reed.  pres.  and  direc- 
tor. Rail  &  River  Coal  Co.;  born,  Dunkirk, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  9,  1857;  son  M.  S.  and  Caroline 
(Reed)  Woodford;  educated,  Fredonla,  N.  Y. 
Normal  school;  married,  London,  Eng.,  1891 
to  Isabel  Wheeler — children,  Walter  Dewltt 
and  Isabelle  S.  Woodford;  former  gen.  sup. 
Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  R.  R. ;  pres.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Cleveland  Lorain  &  Wheeling  R.  R.; 
vlce-pres.  Pittsburgh  Coal  Co.;  vlce-pres. 
and  director  Fidelity  Mortgage  Co.;  director 
F.  A.  Smith  &  Western  R.  R.  Co.  and  Com- 
monwealth Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member 
Union,  Mayfield  Country  and  Rowfant  clubs. 
Residence:  2692  Berkshire-rd.  Office:  744 
Rockefeller  Bldg. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


WOODS,  John  Ilenton.  coal  jobber;  born, 
Cleveland,  June  8,  1897;  son  James  and  Clara 
(Jones)  Woods;  educated,  Stone  school;  Dart- 
mouth college;  married,  Lakewood,  May  18, 
1920  to  Olive  Annette  Keller — children, 
James  Heaton  Woods  II.  and  John  Randolph 
Woods;  world  war,  ensign  Naval  Aviation; 
sole  owner  Wagner  Wods  Coal  Co.;  member 
Alpha  Delta  Phi  fraternity.  Residence:  1204 
Overlook-rd.      Office:      Rockefeller   Bldg. 

WOODS,  Olive  Keller,  born,  Birmingham, 
Ala.,  March  10.  1S'.»S;  daughter  Augustus  and 
Ida  (Diemer)  Keller;  married,  Lakewood,  O., 
May  18,"  1920  to  John  Heaton  Woods — chil- 
dren, James  Heaton  Woods  II.  and  John  Ran- 
dolph   Woods.      Residence:    1204    Overlook-rd. 

AVOODWAUD,  Helen  Boethelt.  singer;  born, 
Germany;  daughter  Rev.  Richard  and  Count- 
ess Margaret  (von  Stockliausen)  Boethelt; 
educated.  New  Castle,  Pa.  and  Mme.  Ran- 
dolph's Boarding  school  in  Scranton,  Ra.; 
later  specialized  In  voice,  five  years,  New 
York  City,  Berlin  and  Vienna;  married,  Cleve- 
land, June  17,  1920  to  Howard  Spencer  AVood- 
ward;  in  concerts  throughout  United  States; 
head  of  voice  department  at  Centenary  col- 
lege, Cleveland,  Tenn.;  soprano  soloist  Church 
of  the  Covenant,  1919-1922;  member  Women's 
City,  Music  and  Drama  and  Fortnightly 
Musical  clubs.  Residence:  14314  Superior-rd., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

W'OODWARD.  Howard  Spencer,  professor 
of  English;  born,  Warren,  O.,  1877;  son  Del- 
bert  K.  and  Anna  E.  (Spencer)  Woodward; 
educated,  Hiram  college;  Yale,  A.B.  1903; 
post  graduate  work  at  Harvard;  married, 
Cleveland,  June  1920  to  Helen  M.  Boethelt; 
business  mgr.  Quarterly  Journal  of  Speech 
Education,  1915-1917;  trcas.  National  Assn. 
of  Teachers  of  Speech,  1915-1917;  pres. 
same  1917-1919  and  member  Advisory  coun- 
cil since  1919;  chairman  Ohio  Intercollegiate 
Peace  assn.  1913-1917;  member  University 
club;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  and  Delta  Sigma  Rho 
fraternities.  Residence:  14314  Superior-rd. 
Office:    Western    Reserve    University. 

W^OODAVORTH,  Betsey  Carver  MetUn,  born, 
Kent,  O..  Dec.  5,  1871;  daughter  Thomas  Ed- 
ward and  Anne  Eliza  (Carver)  Metlin;  edu- 
cated, public  schools;  studied  piano  with 
James  H.  Rogers  and  Franz  X.  Ahrens; 
studied  organ  with  James  H.  Rogers,  Prof. 
Geo.  W.  Andrews  and  Prof.  A.  Spengler;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland.  April  20,  1897  to  Dr.  John 
Bertrand  Woodworth — children,  Anne  Carver 
Woodworth;  world  war.  Red  Cross  work; 
Fourth  Liberty  Loan;  member  and  registrar 
Western  Reserve  chapter,  D.  A.  R. ;  member 
Ohio  chapter.  Daughters  of  the  American 
Colonists;  Wm.  Tecumseh  Sherman  chapter, 
Daughters  of  the  Union;  member  Women's 
City  and  Martha  Bolton  clubs;  church  organ- 
ist for  ten  years.     Residence:  1908  E.  86th-st. 

W^OODAVORTH,  Frederick  J.,  banking; 
born.  Huron  County,  O.,  Sept.  22,  1869;  son 
Jonathan  Parker  and  Martha  (Welch)  Wood- 
worth;  educated,  Plymouth,  O.  high  school; 
married,  Columbia,  Pa.,  Nov.  22,  1905  to  Nelle 
F.  Patton — children,  Muriel  (Mrs.  Donald  M. 
Pattison)  and  Marjorie  (Mrs.  Robt.  D.  God- 
frey); vice-pres.  and  director  Union  Trust 
Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge,  32nd  degree; 
member  Union,  Mayfleld  and  Mid-Day  clubs. 
Recreation;  golf,  fishing  and  hunting.  Resi- 
dence: 2231  Chestnut  Ilill-dr.  Office:  Union 
Trust  Co. 

WOODW^ORTH,  J«hn  Rertrand,  physician; 
born,  Cleveland,  Feb.  14,  1870;  son  Luther 
Eddy  and  Pocahontas  (McVean)  Woodworth; 
educated,  Cleveland  public  schools;  N.  W. 
Normal  and  Collegiate  Institute,  1890,  B.  Sc; 
Ohio  State  Univ.,   1893,  M.D.;  married,  Cleve- 


land, April  20,  1897  to  Betsey  Carver  Metlin — 
children,  Anne  Carver  Woodworth;  world  war 
caj)t.  medical  corps;  member  Cleveland  and 
(_>hio  State  Homeopathic  societies;  American 
Institute  of  Homeopathy;  member  Masonic 
lodge;  Odd  Fellows;  Knights  of  I'hythias  and 
Kiiighta  of  Malta;  American  Legion  and  Sons 
of  the  American  Revolution:  member  Masonic 
club.  Residence:  1908  E.  8Gth-st.  Office:  489 
The  Arcade. 

W^ORDEIV,  Arthur  Morley,  born,  Dansvllle, 
N.  Y.,  Aug.  21,  1887;  son  Charles  Arthur  and 
Jane  (Morley)  Worden;  educated,  Univ.  of 
Pennsylvania,  B.  of  S.  in  economics  1909; 
married.  Cleveland,  June  18,  1913  to  Minnie 
Adah  Melton — children,  I'atricia,  Arthur 
Morley  Jr.,  and  Leslie  Melton  Worden;  vice- 
pres.  and  director  The  Dyer  Associated  En- 
gineers, Inc.;  member  Kappa  Sigma  fratern- 
ity; Hermit  club.  Residence:  1858  E.  82nd-st. 
Office:  907  National  City  Bldg. 

WORDEN,  Minnie  Melton,  born  Cleveland, 
May  4,  1892;  daughter  Ashley  Hunter  and 
Adah  (Williams)  Melton;  educated,  Hatha- 
way-Brown  school;  Mrs.  Scoville's  school; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  18,  1913  to  Arthur 
Morley  Worden — children,  Patricia,  Arthur 
Morley  and  Leslie  Melton  Worden.  Resi- 
dence:     1858    E.    82nd-st. 

W^ORKS,  John  B.,  born.  North  Bloomfield, 
O.,  Oct.  10,  1863;  son  Nelson  and  Harriette 
(Booth)  Works;  educated,  Hiram  college, 
B.A.  1890;  married,  Willoughby,  O.,  Oct.  18, 
1894  to  Josephine  Clark — children.  Nelson  C. 
and  John  B.  Works;  director  speakers  bureau, 
2nd  and  3rd  Liberty  Loans;  manager  muni- 
cipal bond  dept.  Otis  &  Co.;  member  Univer- 
sity and  Canterbury  Golf  clubs.  Residence: 
3034  Chadbourne-rd.     Office:  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

WOR3IAN,  Howard  A.,  real  estate;  born. 
Clay  township,  Montgomery  County,  O.,  Sept. 
1,  1875;  son  Wm.  and  Caroline  (Binkley) 
Worman;  educated^  Otterbein  Univ.,  Wester- 
ville,  O. ;  Ohio  Northern  Univ.,  Ada,  O.;  mar- 
ried. Dayton,  O.,  Oct.  15,  1903  to  Effie  Ken- 
dall— clilldren,  Margaret  Elizabeth;  secret 
service  during  world  war;  has  developed 
some  of  the  largest  and  best  subdivisions  In 
Cleveland,  including  Beach  Cliff  Estate.s 
South  Hills,  Silver  Lake  Estates,  Homewood 
Drive.  West  Haven.  Lake  Road,  Parkwcod 
Erie  Cliff,  Euclid  Collamer  Estates,  etc.;  had 
charge  of  sales  and  real  estate  courses  at 
Y.  M.'  C.  A.  16  years  with  2.500  students:  also 
has  done  lecturing  and  magazine  writing; 
pres.  Bay  View  Co.;  vice-pres.  Fowler-Wor- 
man  Co.;  formerly  vice-pres.  and  director 
Harvard  Mortgage  Co.  and  Harvard  Savmgs 
&  Loan  Co.;  formerly  1st  vice-pres.  and  chair- 
man executive  committee  State  Mortgage  Co.; 
formerly  vice-pres.  and  half  owner  Broad- 
view Co.;  member  Masonic  lodge;  K.  of  P.; 
member  Cleveland  Athletic,  Advertising, 
High  Noon  and  Canadian  Camp  Fire  clubs; 
Cleveland  Real  Estate  Board.  Recreation: 
general  outdoor  sports,  fishing,  hunting  and 
camping  and  photography.  Residence:  19401 
Beach  Cliff-blvd.,  Rocky  River,  O.  Office: 
627  Swetland  Bldg. 

W^ORTHIXGTOX,  Edward  Liohdell,  born, 
Mt.  Morris,  N.  Y.,  June  2,  1886;  son  Rev.  Ed- 
ward William  and  Eleanor  (Lobdell)  Worth- 
Ington;  educated,  Cleveland  public  achool.s; 
married,  Cleveland,  Dec.  10.  1918  to  Ruth 
Everett — children,  John  Paul,  Edward  Ever- 
ett and  Randall  Wade  Worthington;  with 
Cleveland  Cliffs  Iron  Co.,  1905;  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.  1906-1907;  The  Tlllotson  Wolcott 
Co.  1908-1918;  Worthington  Bellows  &  Co. 
1919-1922,  later  Worthington  Murfey  &  Co.; 
member  Imlon,  Country,  Klrtland  Country 
and  Mid-Day  clubs.     Recreation:     horseback 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


riding,     golf    and    tennis.      Residence:       2813 
Coleridge-rd. 

WTVIGHT,  Alfred  John,  minister;  born. 
Springfield,  111.,  Nov.  28,  1870;  son  Alfred 
and  Mary  (Megginson)  Wright;  educated, 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  1894  A.  B.;  Union 
Theological  Seminary,  1897  B.  D. ;  married, 
Mauch  Chunk,  Pa.,  June  9,  1904  to  Anne 
F.  Muth— children,  three.  Residence:  1556 
Mars-ave.  Office:  Detroit  and  Marlow- 
aves. 

AVRIGHT,  Gertrnde  Saraner,  born,  Cleve- 
land; daughter  George  Sumner  and  Ella  J. 
(Merrell)  Wright;  educated.  Miss  Mittle- 
berger's  school;  Vassar  college,  A.  B.;  mem- 
ber College  club.  Residence:  2027  E  93rd- 
6t. 

WRIGHT,  Herbert  Beach,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Milwaukee  Wis.,  Nov  22 
1897;  son  Dr.  J.  J.  and  Helen  (Lancaster)' 
Wright;  educated,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin;  Har- 
vard Univ.  Medical  school;  married  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.,  March  21,  1925  to  Maria  Schenk; 
Instructor  in  bacteriology,  Univ.  of  Wis 
1919;  surgical  resident  Charity  hospital.' 
1925;  member  Cleveland  Academy  of  Medi- 
cine; Phi  Delta  Theta  and  Nu  Sigma  Nu 
fraternity;  University  club;  member  Troop  A 
107th  Cavalry.  Recreation:  golf  and  riding. 
Residence:  Fenway  Hall.  Office:  12202 
Superior-ave. 

WRIGHT,  Louis  C,  Methodist  minister; 
bom.  New  York  state,  Feb.  3,  1879;  son  Wal- 
lace E.  and  Phoebe  (Weber)  Wright;  edu- 
cated, Syracuse,  A.B.  1904;  Boston  Univ  Theo- 
logical school,  S.T.B.  1907;  Boston  graduate 
school,  Ph.D.  1917;  married,  Orwell,  N.  Y., 
Aug.  8,  1906  to  Flora  Greenlees— children', 
Robert  W..  Donald  G.  and  Esther  Louise 
Wright;  served  with  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  France;  in 
charge  of  American  Y  in  British  zone,  Feb.- 
July,  1918;  delegate  from  New  England  to 
Methodist  general  conference,  1920;  chairman 
of  council  N.  E.  Ohio  conference  of  Methodist 
churches;  pres.  1922  class  Scotti.sh  Rite  Ma- 
sons; pastor  Congregational  and  Methodist 
churches  in  New  England,  1905-1920;  pastor 
Epworth-Euclld  church,  Cleveland,  1920-1925; 
trustee  Baldwin-Wallace  college;  chairman 
civic  committee  Federated  churches;  delegate 
from  Cleveland  Federation  of  churches  to 
Central  Federation  of  Labor;  member  City 
club  of  Cleveland;  Puddingstone  club  of 
Boston.  Residence:  2547  Derbyshire-rd.  Of- 
fice: 2060  E.   55th-st. 

WRIGHT,  Olive  Joy,  life  insurance;  born, 
Howard.  Kansas,  May  30,  1884;  daughter 
Judge  E.  K.  and  Carrie  May  (Hall)  Longley; 
educated.  Eastern  high  school,  Washington, 
D  C;  Gallia  Academy,  Gallipolis,  O.,  Harcourt 
Place  Seminary,  Gambler,  O.;  married,  Co- 
lumbus^ O..  Sept.  14,  1905  to  Chauncey  Wil- 
liam Wright  (deceased) — children  Betty  Lou 
Wright;  had  charge  of  Red  Cross  Unit  during 
war;  former  pres.  Florence  Crittenton  Home, 
also  sec.  board  of  trustees  and  member  board 
of  managers;  1st  vice-pres.  Women's  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.;  sec.  Ohio  Mutual  Mortgage  Co.- 
2nd  vice-pres.  Agents  Assn.  of  Mass.  Mutual 
Life  Ins.  Co.:  trustee  Young  Women's  Christ- 
ian assn.;  directress  The  Altar  Guild  of  the 
Church  of  the  Incarnation;  national  pres.  of 
National  Federation  of  Business  and  Pro- 
fessional Women's  clubs;  pres.  Cleveland 
Business  and  Professional  Women's  club 
Residence:  249  E.  151st-st.  Office:  9th  fl. 
Hippodrome  Bldg. 


WRIGHT,  Sanmon  Daniel.-*,  manufacturer; 
born,  July,  1866;  son  Edmund  Frances  and 
Susan  B.  (Daniels)  Wright;  educated,  Cleve- 
land public  schools;  engineering  schools; 
married,  Cleveland,  1899  to  Lillian  Kessler — 
children,  Grace  Dorothea  Wright;  inventor  of 
structural  steel  cars,  improvements  in  rail- 
car  trucks,  drawheads  and  many  devices 
now  in  general  use;  gen.  mgr.  The  Atlas  Car 
&  Mfg.  Co.;  vice-pres.  The  Atlas  Bolt  &  Screw 
Co.;  pres.  and  treas.  The  S.  D.  Wright  Mfg. 
Co.;  director  and  vice-pres.  The  American 
Plan  assn.;  member  The  American  Iron  & 
Steel  assn.;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shaker 
Heights  Country  and  Willowick  Country 
clubs.  Residence:  2444  Coventry-rd.  Office: 
Ivanhoe-rd.,    E.    Cleveland. 

WRIGHT,  "U'alter  F.,  automobile  distribu- 
tor; born,  Prairie  Depot,  O.,  May  1,  1886;  son 
Harry  C.  and  Ida  M.  (Carman)  Wright;  edu- 
cated, Toledo,  O.  public  schools;  Toledo  Univ. 
school;  married,  Toledo,  O.,  Dec.  16,  1912  to 
Harriet  A.  Swift — children,  Robert  Swift  and 
Donald  Graham  Wright;  in  charge  of  all 
government  contracts  for  the  Willys  Over- 
land Co.  during  world  war;  began  business 
after  leaving  high  school  as  auditor  Toledo, 
St.  Louis  &  Western  Ry.,  four  years;  solicit- 
or and  commercial  agent  Central  Union 
Telegraph  Co.,  four  years;  various  posi- 
tions in  sales  dept.  Willys  Overland  Co.,  12 
years  Toledo;  asst  to  sales  mgr.  Southern 
division  mgr.  organized  The  Walter  F.  Wright 
Co.  in  1922  of  which  he  ia  president;  organii^ed 
The  Robert  Sloan  Co.,  distributor  C^irysler 
car,  Cincinnati,  O.,  1924  of  which  company  he 
is  vice-pres.:  32nd  degree  Mason;  member 
Al  Koran  Shrine;  Cleveland  Athletic,  Shaker 
Heights  Country,  Acacia  Country,  Cleveland 
Exchange  and  Advertising  clubs.  Residence: 
Gf'lO  Eaton-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts.  Office:  5200 
Prospect-ave. 

WYCHGEL,  James  Nteolns,  surgeon;  born. 
Argentina,  S.  A.,  March  23,  1891;  son  Cornelius 
P.  and  Delia  (DeYounge)  Wychgel;  edu- 
cated, Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.;  medical  dept. 
Western  Reserve  Univ.,  M.D. ;  world  war,  capt. 
M.  C.  1917-1919;  visiting  surgeon  St.  Alexis 
hospital;    member    American    Medical    assn.; 

F.  A.  C.  S. ;  American  College  of  Surgeons; 
Cleveland  Athletic  and  Cleveland  clubs.  Resi- 
dence: 8123  Jones-rd. 

WTCKOFF,    Channccy    W^ltter,     physician; 

born.   Chagrin   Falls,   Nov.   5,    1882;   son   Henry 

G.  and  Emma  (Tamblyn)  Wyckoff;  educated, 
Ohio  Wesleyan,  B.A.  1904,  Phi  Beta  Kappa; 
Reserve  Medical  college,  1908,  Alpha  Omega 
Alpha;  married,  Washington,  Pa.,  Nov.  1913 
to  Florence  N.  Wales — children,  Jane,  Wales, 
Taylor  and  Peter  Wyckoff;  chief  bureau  child 
hygiene,  Cleveland,  1912-1914;  member  Ameri- 
can and  Ohio  State  Medical  assns. ;  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Central  States  Pedia- 
tric society;  Pasteur  society;  Phi  Delta  Theta 
and  Nu  Sigma  Nu  fraternities;  Canterbury 
Golf  and  University  clubs.  Recreation:  golf. 
Residence:  2717  Leighton-rd.  Office:  8314 
Euclid-ave. 

WTLL,IE,  John  Reld,  banking;  born,  To- 
ronto, Ont. ;  son  George  B.  and  Mary  Ann 
(Reid)  Wyllie;  educated.  Upper  Canada  col- 
lege, Toronto,  Ont.;  married,  Toledo,  O., 
1887;  to  Julia  Spear — children,  John  Ronald 
Wyllie;  manager  women's  dept.  Cleveland 
Trust  Co.  Residence:  2560  Overlook-rd. 
Office:    Cleveland   Trust   Co. 


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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


YASINOW,  Anron  B.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon; born,  Cleveland,  Aug.  30,  1899;  son 
Reuben  and  Tillie  (Weinberg)  Yasinow;  edu- 
cated South  Case  school,  1912;  E.  Technical 
high  school,  1916;  Adelbert  college,  W.  R.  U., 
A.B.  1921;  W.  U.  U.  school  of  medicine  M.D. 
1924;  interne  at  St.  Alexis  hospital  1924-1925; 
married,  Cleveland,  June  23,  1925  to  Rose 
Lucille  RTakoff;  enlisted  1918:  field  artillery 
oflficers  training  school,  1918-1919;  2nd  lieut., 
F.  A.  O.  R.  C;  1st  lieut..  Medical  C.  R.  C.  1924; 
after  graduating  from  high  school  worked  for 
IJi  years  at  bacteriological  laboratory.  City 
Hall;  during  vacations  worked  in  bacteriolog- 
ical laboratories,  health  departments,  factor- 
ies and  sold  stocks;  worked  as  resident  phy- 
sician during  summer  1925  at  Cuyahoga  Falls 
sanitarium;  enrolled  for  ensuing  year  in  post 
graduate  school  of  medicine,  Univ.  of  Penn- 
sylvania for  special  study  of  surgery;  oxpects 
to  spend  three  years  there;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  Army  Officers  Assn. 
Northeastern,  O. ;  member  Aescalapian  soc. 
Recreations:  swimming,  track  and  most  out- 
door sports.  Residence:  2740  Euclid-blvd., 
Cleveland  Hghts. 

YEAW,  Leon  G.  marble  business;  born, 
E.  Dover,  Vt.,  July  14,  1873;  son  Sabin  M.  and 
Ada  C.  (Staples)  Yeaw;  educated.  North  st. 
high  school,  Brattleboro,  Vt. ;  Albany  business 
college,  Albany,  N.  Y.;  married  to  Ethel  L. 
Dodge — children,  one  by  present  wife,  three 
by  former  wife;  formerly  stenographer 
Adams  Bacon,  Belden,  Vt.;  head  clerk  Ver- 
mont Marble  C!o.,  Procter,  Vt. :  sales  mgr.  Rut- 
land Florence  Marble  Co.,  Florence,  Vt.  to 
Feb.  1910;  mgr.,  sec.  and  treas.  Roy  Cliffe 
Marble  Co.,  Cleveland,  since  1915;  mem- 
ber Chamber  of  Commerce;  Optimist 
club.  Residence:  Cleveland  Hghts.  Of- 
fice:   1305  Ulmer  bldg. 

YODER,  Har»'ey  Overholf,  attorney  and 
manufacturer;  born,  Wadsworth,  O.,  Nov.  7, 
1877;  son  Noah  N.  and  Susan  (Overholt) 
Yoder;  educated,  Medina  high  school,  1895- 
1899;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  B.S.  1903;  Western 
Reserve  law  school  LL.B.  1906;  O.  W.  U.,  A.M. 
1906;  married,  Cleveland,  Apr.  7,  1912  to 
Mayme  B.  Robinson — children,  Katherine  and 
Harvey  Robinson  Yoder;  sergt.  Co.  G.  8th  O. 
V.  I.  Spanish  American  war;  legal  advisory 
board  Cleveland,  world  war;  liberty  loan 
speaking  staff;  in  charge  22nd  ward  house  to 
house  canvas  for  sale  liberty  bonds;  after 
graduating  from  W.  R.  U.  law  school,  taught 
Central  high  school  for  two  years  and  coached 
athletic  teams;  coached  South  high  school 
football  team  one  year;  practioed  law  in 
Cleveland  for  15  years  and  since  that  time  has 
given  all  attention  to  manufacturing  business; 
pres.  Cord  Tire  Machine  Co.  and  Yoder  Morris 
Co.;  secy,  and  treas  Yoder  Co.;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.,  trustee  Dry  Maintenance 
league  and  Ohio  Anti  Saloon  league;  member 
Masons.  Grotto,  Tall  Cedars  of  Lebanon,  Holy 
Grail  Commandery  and  Cleveland  Chapter; 
Knights  of  Malta;  member  Lakewood  Coun- 
try, National  Town  and  Country,  High  Noon 
and  City  clubs;  Cleveland  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Recreations:  tennis,  golf,  fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Residence:  15100  Edgewater-dr.,  Lake- 
wood.      Office:    5500   Walworth-ave. 

YODER,  Ivan  Inaac,  surgeon;  born,  Wads- 
worth,  O.,  Dec.  30.  1875;  son  Noah  N.  and 
Susan  (Overholt)  Yoder;  educated,  common 
school.  Acme,  O. ;  Medina  high  school,  1894- 
1897;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  1897-1901  A.B.; 
1902  A.M.;  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 
geons, Cleveland,  1904,  M.D.,  married,  Seville, 
O.  to  Bertha  May  Zigler;  city  physician  1908- 


1909;  war  service  Aug.  1917  to  May  1919, 
Meuse-Argonne,  St.  Mlhlel,  Briey;  began 
practice  1904  serving  one  year  as  house 
physician  St.  Alexis  hospital;  examiner  for 
Army  enlistment  1917  being  District  6  medi- 
cal director  draft  board;  on  surgical  staff 
IjUtheran  hospital;  post  graduate  work 
laboratory  surgical  technique,  Chicago,  New 
York  Post  Graduate  Medical  school  (Gyne- 
cology) and  Wasiiington  Univ.,  St.  Louis;  in 
surgical  clinics  of  British  Isles,  Switzer- 
land, France  and  Germany  summer  1925; 
member  Masonic  bodies;  Shriner  (Al  Koran), 
Holy  Grail,  Cleveland  Chapter;  Halcyon 
lodge;  member  City  club.  Recreations: 
tennis,  hunting,  gardening,  photography. 
Residence:    3600    Fanklin-blvd. 

YOHK,  Barney  Hamlin,  stock  broker;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  21,  1898;  son  Robert  H.  and 
Clara  (Gordon)  York;  educated,  Yale  Univ. 
(Sheffield  Scientific  school);  member  firm 
Hord  Curtis  &  Co.;  director  Easy-on  Cap  Co. 
and  Berkshire  Mfg.  Co.;  vice  pres.  and  di- 
rector Socoya  Products  Co.;  member  Delta 
Psi  fraternity;  Tavern,  KIrtland,  Chagrin 
Valley  Hunt  and  Mid-Day  clubs.  Recrea- 
tions: polo  and  fox  hunting.  Residence: 
2648  Berkshire-rd.  Office:  1201  Union  Trust 
bldg. 

YOUNG,  Agnes  Raymond  Brooks,  stage  de- 
signor;  born,  Cleveland,  Nov.  18,  1898; 
daughter  Edward  Howard  and  Agnes  (Cha- 
pin)  Brooks;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  27,  1920 
to  George  Benham  Young;  author  "Stage 
Costuming;"  member  staff  Play  House 
Theater.  Residence:  3280  Chadbourne-rd. 
Office:  Play  House,  Cedar  at  E  86-st. 

YOUNG,  Annie  L.,  stenographer;  born, 
Cleveland,  Mar.  19,  1874;  daughter  Samuel  and 
Annie  (Johnson)  Young;  educated,  Cleveland 
public  schools;  Central  high  school,  Cleve- 
land normal  school;  Spencerian  Business  col- 
lege; with  Burrows  Bros.  Co.  1895-1899;  For- 
man-Bassett-Hatch  Co.  1899-1906;  steno- 
grapher and  bookkeeper  Audit  Co.  about  one 
year;  Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern  Ry. 
Co.  Feb.  1907-Aug.  26,  1914,  Board  of  Educa- 
tion Aug.  31,  1914  as  stenographer  and  clerk 
in  charge  of  teachers'  pensions;  now  steno- 
grapher at  Central  High  School,  member 
Areme  chapter  292  Eastern  Star;  Palestine 
Shrine  2  White  Shrine  of  Jerusalem;  mem- 
ber Business  and  Professional  Women's  club. 
Recreation:  interior  decorating.  Residence: 
4169  E.  94th-st. 

YOUNG,  Arthur  P.,  vice  pres.;  born,  Nor- 
walk,  O.,  Jul.  31,  1889;  son  Ed.  L.  and  Carrie 
M.  Young;  educated,  Norwalk  high  school; 
Adelbert  college,  A.B. ;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  LL.B.;  married,  Norwalk,  O.,  Feb.  24, 
1915  to  Gladys  M.  Kellum — children,  Jeanne 
Elizabeth,  Arthur  F.  Jr.,  and  Nancy  Jane 
Young;  asst.  director  law  1913-1915  Cleve- 
land; Guardian  Trust  Co.  since  Jan.  1,  1916; 
member  Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  member  Phi 
Gamma  Delta,  Phi  Delta  Phi,  Delta  Sigma 
Rho  and  Phi  Beta  Kappa  fraternities:  Union, 
Mid-Day,  Westwood  Country  and  City  clubs. 
Re'creation:  golf.  Residence  1218  Ramona- 
ave.,   Lakewood.     Office:   Guardian   Trust   Co. 

YOUNG,  Edward  Crawford,  Presbyterian 
minister;  born,  Lancaster  county.  Pa.;  son 
Franklin  and  Eliza  J.  (Crawford)  Young; 
educated,  Lafayette  college,  A.B.  and  M.A. ; 
Princeton  Theological  seminary;  Drew  Theo- 
logical seminary,  B.D. ;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  12,  1894  to  Sarah  Stanley  Daniels — child, 
Stanley  Young;  T5astor  First  Congregational 
church,  N.  Ridgeville.  O.  Residence;  North 
Ridgeville.   O. 


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YOINO,  Elizabeth  Shurmer;  born,  Cleveland 
May  21,  1903;  daughter  Thomas  and  Maude 
(Shurmer)  Young;  educated  Laurel  school; 
Miss  Nixon's  school,  Florence,  Italy.  Resi- 
dence:  2469   Kenilwoth-rd.,   Euclid  Hghts.       , 

YOUIVG,  GeorKe  Benham,  lawyer;  born, 
Cleveland,  1894;  son  Cornelius  Clark  and  Ella 
Charlotte  (Benham)  Young;  educated  Dart- 
mouth college  A.  B.  1915;  Western  Reserve 
Univ.  laAv  school;  married,  Cleveland,  Nov.  27, 
1920  to  Agnes  Raymond  Brooks;  1st  lieut.  air 
service;  member  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Beta  Theta 
Pi  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fraternities;  University 
club.  Residence:  3280  Chadbourne-rd.  Office: 
Andrews  &  Belden,,  1882  Union  Trust  Bldg. 

yOLNG,  John  L.a>VHon,  merchant;  born, 
Delaware,  O.,  Dec.  26,  1875;  son  Geo.  W.  and 
Lydia  (Codfish)  Young;  educated,  Delaware 
public  schools;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  26, 
1869  to  Emma  Mae  Thomas — children,  Vin- 
nette  Estelle,  Mildred  Clotliilda  and  John  L. 
Y'oung,  Jr.;  furniture  manufacturer  1896-1900; 
wholesale  1900-1908;  retail  1908  to  date;  pres. 
Young  Furniture  Co.  and  Furniture  Mart,  Inc.; 
secy.  D.  T.  Owen,  inc.;  member  Forest  City 
lodge  Masons;  Webb  Chapter;  Oriental  Com- 
mandery;  Lake  Erie  Consistory;  Al  Koran 
Shrine;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  and  Furn- 
iture (of  America)  clubs.  Recreations:  golf, 
tennis  and  horses.  Residence:  12989  Lake- 
ave.     Office:  6101  Euclid-ave. 

VOUXG,  Marguerite  Brovrn,  born,  Cleve- 
land, Nov.  3,  1900;  daughter  Frank  Eugene 
and  Alice  (Cremer)  Brown;  educated  Hatha- 
way Brown  school  and  Ogontz  school,  Rydal, 
Pa.;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  26,  1923  to  Wal- 
lace C.  Young.  Residence:  3120  Chadbourne- 
rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 

YOUNG,  Robert  Simonton,  physician  and 
surgeon;  born,  Concord,  N.  C,  Mar.  10,  1887; 
son  Robert  Simonton  and  Nannie  (Ervin) 
Young;  educated,  U.  S.  Naval  academy,  An- 
napolis, Mr.,  1904-1908;  Univ.  of  Virginia,  Col- 
lege of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  of  Columbia 
Univ.,  New  York  City;  married,  Greenfield, 
O.,  June  2,  1917  to  Helen  McClain;  member 
Academy  of  Medicine,  Cleveland;  Cleveland 
Medical  Library  assn.;  fellow  American  Medi- 
cal assn.;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta  and  Phi 
Rho  Sigma  fraternities;  Union,  University, 
Country  and  Shaker  Heights  Country  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  2467  Guilford- 
rd.     Office   2429   Prospect-ave. 

YOUNG,  Stanley,  certified  public  account- 
ant; born,  Cleveland,  Apr.  4,  1895;  son  Ed- 
ward C.  and  Sarah  Stanley  (Daniels)  Young; 
educated,  Shaw  high  school;  Williams  col- 
lege, A.B.  1917;  married,  Cleveland,  Feb.  18, 
1922  to  Evelyn  Alexander  Brown — children, 
James  Alexander  and  Edward  Stanley 
Young;  2nd  lieut.  tank  corps;  C.  P.  A.  Ohio; 
member  Sigma  Phi  fraternity.  Residence: 
2232  Maplewood-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office: 
Brubaker  &   Fisher,   Union   Trust  Bldg. 

YOUNG,  Stephen  M.,  lawyer;  born,  Huron 
Co.,  May   4,   1889;   son   Judge   Stephen  M.   and 


Isabella  Margaret  (Wagner)  Young;  edu- 
cated, Norwalk  public  schools;  Kenyon  col- 
lege; Adelbert  college;  W.  R.  U.  law  school, 
LL.B.;  married,  Cleveland,  Jan.  18,  1911  to 
Ruby  L.  Dawley — children,  three;  member 
general  assembly  Ohio  two  terms,  1913-1917; 
asst.  prosecuting  attorney  Cuyahoga  Co.  191V- 
1918;  resigned  to  enlist  in  Field  Artillery 
world  war;  previously  served  In  3rd  Ohio  inf. 
on  Mexican  border  during  crisis  1916;  chief 
asst.  prosecuting  attorney  1919-1920;  re- 
signed May  1,  to  enter  private  practice  of  law; 
Democratic  candidate  for  Congress  in  22nd 
Ohio  district  1916  and  Democratic  nominee 
for  attorney  general  of  Ohio  1922;  member 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  and  Phi  Delta  Phi  fra- 
ternities; American  Legion;  K.  of  P.  and  B. 
P.  O.  E.;  member  Tennis  and  Racquet  club. 
Recreation:  tennis.  Residence:  3034  Berk- 
shire-rd.,  Cleveland  Hghts.  Office:  1421 
Guarantee   Title   Bldg. 

YOUNG  Wallace  C,  salesman;  born,  Cleve- 
land, June  12,  1896;  son,  C.  C.  and  Ella  (Ben- 
ham) Young;  educated,  Adelbert  college,  W. 
R.  U.,  A.B.  1918;  married,  Cleveland,  Sept.  26, 
1923  to  Marguerite  C.  Brown;  served  with 
Lakeside  Unit  in  world  war;  member  Alpha 
Delta  Phi  fraternity;  University  club.  Resi- 
dence: 3120  Chadbourne-rd.,  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:    801   Card  Bldg. 

YULE  Alice  Cobb,  born,  Cleveland,  Aug. 
1892;  daughter  Ralph  L.  and  Alice  M.  Cobb; 
educated,  Sibley  school;  Hathaway  Brown 
school;  Blanchard  Gamble  school,  Santa  Bar- 
bara, Calif.,  Dana  Hall,  Wellesley,  Mass.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  June  1,  1916  to  George  Gordon 
Yule — children,  INTary  Anne  Yule;  member 
Junior  League;  Women's  City  and  Country 
clubs.  Recreation:  tennis.  Residence:  2305 
South   Overlook-rd. 

YULiE,  George  Gordon,  real  estate;  born, 
Kenosha,  Wis.,  Feb.  1891;  son  William  L.  and 
Esther  (Elliot)  Yule;  educated.  Tome  school, 
Port  Deposit,  Md.  1911;  Yale  B.S.  1914;  mar- 
ried. Cleveland,  June  1,  1916  to  Alice  M.  Cobb 
— children,  Mary  Anne  Yule;  2nd  lieut.  bal- 
loon observer;  vice-pres.  Knight  Norris  Gibbs 
Co.;  secy.  Bain  Wagon  Co.,  Kenosha,  Wis.; 
mt-mber  Hermit  and  Country  clubs.  Recrea- 
tion: golf.  Residence:  2305  South  Over- 
look-rd.     Office:      Wurlitzer   Bldg. 

YULE,  Lome  W.,  physician  and  surgeon; 
born,  Ontario,  Can.,  Dec.  3,  1881;  son  Archi- 
bald and  Euphemia  (Breckenridge)  Y''ule; 
educated,  Kingston,  Ont.  Can.;  Queens  Univ., 
M.D.  and  CM.  1908;  world  war,  contract  sur- 
geon U.  S.  A.  Camp  Custer,  Aug.,  Sept.  1918; 
asst.  physician  Longcliffe  hospital,  Logan- 
sport,  Ind.  1910-1918;  asst.  supt.  Cleveland 
State  hospital,  1919-1926;  member  Cleveland 
Academy  of  Medicine;  fellow  American  Medi- 
cal assn.,  and  fellow  American  Psychiatric 
assoc. ;  member  Minden  lodge  No.  253,  A.  F.  & 
A.  M.  Kingston,  Ont.;  Gananoque  lodge  No. 
114,  L  O.  O.  F.,  Gananoque,  Ont.;  St.  John 
Commandery  No.  24;  Knights  Templar,  Log- 
ansport,  Ind.;  Murat  Temple  A.  A.  O.  N.  M.  S. 
Indianapolis,  Ind.  Residence:  Cleveland 
State   Hospital.      Office:    same. 


ZACKMAN,  Allen    Crum,    vice    pres.;    born,  Anna     (Thorn)     Moore;     married,     Cleveland, 

Mansfield,  O.,  Jan.   26,   1892;   son  Jacob  B.  and  Feb.    23,    1916    to   Allen    Crum   Zackman — chil- 

Ida     (Crum)    Zackman;    married,     Cleveland,  dren.  Shirley  Ann  and  Rowena  Jane  Zackman. 

Feb.   23,   1916   to  Pearl  Moore — children,   Shir-  Residence:  2151  Brown-rd. 

ley    Ann    and    Rowena    Jane    Zackman;    vice-  ^^w  w^,w^-,.r    ...          j        .         v.           xt        „ 

pres.  McLaughlin  Realty  Co.     Residence:  2151  ^  ^^^'*^?0^'  ?*»"J|^*'  educator;  born,  Nancy. 

Brown-rd  France.    May    2,    1867;    son    Izaie    and    Fannie 

Zeliqzon;  educated,  Lycie.  Nancy.  Lyces  Con- 

ZACKaiAN,   Pearl   Moore,   born.   Green   Bay.  dorcet,     Paris,     Bachelier     is     lettres     (B.A); 

Wis.,    Aug.   28.   1893;    daughter    Edward    and  univ.  Paris,  Ph.D.;   univ.  of  Leipzig;  delegata 

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REPRESENTATIVE  CLEVELANDERS 


to  Congress  Internationald'  Histoire  Comparee, 
Paris  litOO;  delegate  to  Congres  Interna- 
tional de  Keligion,  Paris  1010;  member  Societe 
de  Psychologie,  Paris;  Societe  d'Anthropo- 
logie,  Paris;  Societe  de  le  Revolution  Fran- 
caise,  Paris;  American  Historical  assn.;  Amer- 
ican Catholic  Historical  assn.;  National  coun- 
cil for  social  studies;  decoration  Officier 
d'Acadamie  1900;  Chevalier  de  la  Legion  d'- 
Honneur  1902;  City  (Cleveland)  and  Beverly 
Yacht  (Buzzard  Bay,  Mass.).  Recreations: 
fishing  and  sailing.  Residence:  Suite  18, 
Apollo,    1902   E.   B9th-st. 

ZEXS,  Paul,  secy,  treas. ;  born  Kenosha, 
Wis.,  June  2,  1887;  son  Albert  Zens;  educated, 
Kenosha,  Wis.  public  schools;  married,  Ken- 
osha, Wis.,  Oct.  18,  1911  to  Willa  C.  Kindt — 
children,  Paul,  Albert  and  Richard  Zens; 
entered  employ  Thomas  B.  Jeffery  Co.,  Keno- 
sha, Wis.,  Jan.  24,  1903;  with  Edward  S. 
Jordan  organized  Jordan  Motor  Car  Co.,  Jan. 
1916;  secy  and  treas.  Jordan  Motor  Car  Co., 
Inc.;  member  Shaker  Heights  Country,  Union, 
and  Mid-Dav  clubs.  Residence:  2891  Paxton- 
rd..  Shaker  Hghts.     Office:  1070  E.  152nd-st. 

ZBRnc,  Jerome  Brainard,  coal  operator; 
born,  Navarre,  O.,  Jul.  7,  1845:  son  Jonathan 
and  Christiana  (Gorgas)  Zerbe;  educated, 
Massilon  public  schools;  married,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.  to  Lily  Reeder — children,  Lily  Zerbe 
Cary;  second  marriage,  Urbana,  O.,  to  Susan 
Eichelberger — children,  Margaret  and  Jerome 
B.  Zerbe,  Jr.;  trustee  Soc.  for  Savings;  direct- 
or Hocking  Valley  Ry.  Co.,  Ohio  and  Pennsyl- 
vania Coal  Co.  and  Browning  Crane  Co.;  trus- 
tee Lakeview^  Cemetery  assn.;  member  Union, 
Country,  Kirtland  and  Shaker  Lakes  clubs. 
Residence:  2576  Norfolk-rd.  Office:  958  Union 
Trust  Bldg. 

ZIEGLER,  Saiunel  Horning,  head  dept.  his- 
tory; born,  Malvern,  111.,  Jan.  11,  1880:  son  Jes- 
se and  Hannah  (Horning)  Ziegler;  educated. 
State  Normal  school,  Westchester,  Pa.  1902; 
Ursinus  college,  A.B.  1910;  A.M.  1902;  Univ. 
Pennsylvania  Ph.D.  1923;  married,  Reading, 
Pa.,  June  8,  1904  to  Sadie  Florence  Brown- 
miller — children,  Frederick  Ephraim  and 
Harold  Jesse  Ziegler;  1914  member  borough 
council,  Mt.  Penn,  Pa.;  teacher  high  school 
Ephrata,  Pa.  1902-1903;  prin.  high  school 
Denver,  1903-1905;  prin.  high  school,  Abing- 
ton.  Pa.,  1905-1908;  head  dept.  high  school, 
Reading,  Pa.,  1908-1914;  teacher  high  school 
Philadelphia,  1914-1918;  director  history, 
Cleveland,  1918-1920;  lecturer  school  of  edu- 
cation, Cleveland,  1918-1921;  head  dept.  East 
high  school,  1918  to  date;  former  pres.  Read- 
ing teachers'  assn.,  Schuylkill  Valley  school- 
masters and  Ohio  history  teachers;  member 
Cleveland  teachers'  federation;  Ohio  State 
Teachers  and  National  Educational  assns.; 
member  Phi  Delta  Kappa  fraternity;  CHeve- 
land  Automobile  and  City  clubs.  Recreations: 
■  mnteur  photography  and  motoring.  Resi- 
dence: 1453  E.  109th-st.  Office:  East  high 
fchool. 

ZIEMKR,  Taara  Allen,  born,  Chicago,  Til., 
May  4,  1872;  daughter  John  F.  and  Julia 
(Ege)  Allen;  educated,  Chicago  public  schools; 
Chicago  Univ.;  married,  Denver,  Col.,  Aug.  18 
1909  to  L.  Richard  Zlemer — children,  Richard 
Allen  Zlemer;  member  Women's  Suffrage  or- 
ganization; took  part  in  all  war  and  commun- 
ity fund  drives;  formerly  teacher  in  Chicago; 
helped  organize  Women's  Civic  league.  Lake- 
wood  and  served  as  pres.;  re-organlzed  club 
into  Lakewood  Women's  club  with  750  mem- 
bers; elected  its  first  pres.  and  now  serving 
as  vice  pres.;  helped  organize  Lakewood  Rec- 
reation assn.  and  became  first  pres.;  this  or- 
ganization was  Instrumental  in  furnishing 
playgrounds     for    Lakewood    children      until 


such  time  as  city  took  over  work  and  play- 
grounds were  estal)lished;  at  present,  organ- 
ization acts  only  In  advisory  cai)acity;  re- 
elected each  year  to  presidency;  member 
Lakewood  Congregationijl  chun'li;  director 
I.,akewood  Women's  club;  member  Women's 
City,  Three  Arts,  Lakewood  Women's  clubs. 
Residence:    1205    Cranford-ave.,    Lakewood. 

ZIESING.  Martha  Darrten.  born,  Suffolk, 
Va.,  1896;  daughter  J.  M.  and  Viola  (Whitley) 
l^arden;  educated.  Sweet  Briar  college  A.B. 
1917;  married,  Suffolk,  Va.,  Jan.  B,  1924  to 
Richard  Ziesing,  Jr.;  during  war  Red  Cross; 
director  Dardens,  Inc.;  member  Cleveland 
Country  and  Princess  Anne  clubs;  Junior 
League.  Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  17412 
Win.slow-rd. 

ZIE.SING.  Richard,  born,  Peru,  Til.  Mar.  5 
1860;  son  Henry  and  Kathryn  (Brennemann) 
Ziesing;  educated,  Univ.  Illinois,  C.  E.  1879; 
married,  Chicago  111.,  1894  to  Minnie  Hibben — 
children,  Hester  Elizabeth.  Richard  and  Hib- 
ben Ziesing;  1879-1900  chemist  to  supt.  Mat- 
thiessen  &  Hegeler  Zinc  Co.,  La  Salle,  111.; 
1900-1903  supt.  and  part  owner  United  Zinc  & 
Chemical  Co.,  Tola,  Kas.;  1903  to  date  plant 
mgr.  Grasselli  Chemical  Co.;  member  Delta 
Tau  Delta  fraternity;  Union,  Big  Ten  and 
Country  clubs.  Residence:   10610  Magnolla-dr. 

ZIESING.  RIcharfl.  Jr..  advertising;  born. 
La  Salle.  111.,  May  23,  1895;  son  Richard  and 
Mary  (Hibben)  Ziesing;  educated  University 
school,  1013;  Princeton  Univ.  B.S.,  1917;  mar- 
ried, Suffolk,  Va.,  Jan.  5,  1924  to  Martha  Vir- 
ginia Darden;  lieut.  J.  G.,  U.  S.  Naval  Avia- 
tion; pres.  Princeton  Univ.  alumni  assn. 
Northern  Ohio;  member  Hermit,  Country, 
Princess  Anne  and  University  Cottage  clubs. 
Recreation:  golf.  Residence:  17412  Wlnslow- 
rd.     Office:  800  Bulkley  Bldg. 

ZIMMERMAN,  Burt,  gen.  mgr.;  born,  San- 
dusky, O.;  son  Joseph  and  Julia  (Beamer) 
Zimmerman;  educated,  Ohio  Northern  Univ. 
A.B. ;  Baldwin  Wallace  Univ.  LL.B. ;  married, 
Kew  Albany,  Ind.,  Dec.  26,  1915  to  Elmo  Kreut- 
zer — children,  Barbara  J.  Zimmerman;  dean 
Cleveland  traffic  school;  lecturer  and  teacher 
four  years  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  author  of  book  on 
traffic;  chairman  national  committee  to  or- 
ganize courses  in  traffic  and  transportation 
instruction  for  united  Y.  M.  C.  A.  schools; 
gen.  mgr.,  secy,  and  treas.  Columbia  Refining 
Co.;  vice  pres.  and  secy.  Superior  Oil  Co.; 
treas.  Columbia  Holding  Co.;  member  order 
Mystic  Shrine;  Theta  Nu  Epilson  fraternity; 
High  Noon,  Sleepy  Hollow  Golf,  Cleveland 
Traffic,  Cleveland  Athletic  and  City  clubs. 
Recreations:  auto  races,  boxing  and  baseball. 
Residence:  3339  Stockholm-rd.  Shaker  Hghts. 
Office:  2901  E.  83rd-st. 

ZIMERMAN.  Charlea  X.,  mgr.  Luna  Park; 
born,  Cleveland,  Jan.  18,  1865;  son  Chas.  X. 
and  Theresa  (Reis)  Zlmerman;  educated, 
Cleveland  public  schools;  married,  Cleveland, 
June  5,  1900  to  Ethel  M.  Vogt — children,  one 
son  and  one  daughter;  asst.  auditor  Cleve- 
land 1910-1911;  mayor  Euclid  1922-1925; 
joined  O.  N.  G.  May  8.  1884;  lieut.  1887;  capt. 
1889;  col.  1899;  gen.  1917;  appointed  gen.  U.S. 
Army  Pres.  Wilson  1917;  served  as  capt.  war 
with  Spain;  col.  Mexican  border  1910  and  1916- 
1917;  world  war  1917-1919;  member  Masons; 
Grotto;  Knights  Templar;  32nd  degree  Ma- 
son; Elks;  K.  of  P.;  M.  N.  of  A.  and  military 
orders;  member  Cleveland  Athletic  club. 
Residence:  Euclid  Village,  O.  Office:  Luna 
I'ark.    (Deceased) 

ZIMMERMAN,  Paul  Basbford.  advertising 
mgr.;  born,  Deavertown,  O.,  Feb.  20,  1892;  son 
Rev.  Frank  A.  and  Molly  (Groves)  Zimmer- 
man; educated,  Findlay  public  schools;  mar- 


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ried,  Cleveland,  Apr.  27,  1916  to  Norma  A. 
jjard — children,  Bard  Zimmerman;  past  pres. 
Electrical  l>eague  Cleveland;  adv.  mgr.  Na- 
tional Lamp  Works,  Nela  Park;  member 
Canterbury,  Cleveland  Athletic,  Cleveland 
Ad.  and  National  Town  and  Country  clubs. 
Rftcrealion:  golf,  llesidence:  3075  E.  Over- 
look-id.      Office:    Nela    Park. 

XlSETTiS,  ncginald  Robert,  sales  engineer; 
l)orn,  Palerson,  N.  J.,  June  3,  1900;  son  Rob- 
ert T.  and  Margaret  (Mathewson)  Zisette; 
educated  Stevens  school,  Yale  Univ.,  Ph.B. ; 
married,  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  Apr.  22,  1922  to 
Caroline  Graves — children,  R.  Robert  Zisette, 
Jr.;  district  rep.  northern  Ohio  S.  K.  F.  In- 
dustries, Inc.;  member  Phi  Gamma  Delta 
fraternity;  Hermit,  University  and  Vfale  (New 
York)  clubs.  Residence:  2255  Bellfleld-ave., 
Cleveland  lights.     Office:  645  Penton  Bldg. 

ZI^AMAL.,  Oldrich,  pastor;  born,  Kokory, 
Cechoslovakia,  Apr.  4,  1879;  son  Anton  and 
Antonie  Zlanuil;  educated,  college  in  Olomom, 
Cechoslovakia;  Theological  seminary  Olo- 
mom; 1904-1908  pastor  St,  Wendelin's 
chuich;  19U8-1J15  St.  Cyrills  Methodius  R.  C. 
churcii,  YoungHtown;  1915  to  date  Our  Lady 
of  Gourdes  church,  Cleveland;  ordained  1904 
by  Bishop  Hartman;  took  prominent  part 
among  Cechs  in  U.  S.  during  war  for  freedom 
of  Cechoslovakia;  decorated  by  American 
Red  Cross  for  cooperation  by  active  service 
medal;  1J25  Czechoslovak  government  decor- 
ated him  by  revolutionary  medal;  member 
Czechoslovak  National  Council  in  America; 
woiked  for  union  of  R.  C.  and  orthodox 
churches.      Residence:    3396  E.   59th-st. 

ZOHBAliGH,  Charles  I^ouls,  clergyman; 
boin,  Northfield,  Iowa,  Jan.  8,  1867;  son  Con- 
rad and  Susannah  (McClure)  Zorbaugh;  edu- 
cated. Parsons  college,  Fairfield,  Iowa,  A.B. 
1887;  A.  M.  18:<0;  iMcCormlck  Theological  sem- 
inary, 1894;  Huena  Vista  college,  D.D.;  mar- 
ried, Washington,  Iowa,  Sept.  5,  1894  to  Har- 
riet Campbell  Harvey — children,  Harvey 
Warren,  Frederick  McClure  and  Elizabeth 
Harvey  Zorbaugh;  founder  and  pastor  Win- 
dermere Presbyterian  church  1894-1911;  supt. 
church  extension  I'resbytery  of  Cleveland 
1911-1924;  executive  secy.  Synod  of  Ohio  since 
1924;  author  "City  Task  of  the  Church";  pub- 
lisher occasional  articles;  represented  Par- 
Sons  college  and  won  Iowa  intercollegiate 
oratorical  contest  1887;  represented  Iowa  in 
Interstate  oratorical  contest,  Bloomington, 
TU.  1887;  toured  southern  and  eastern  Europe 
in  1914  studying  immigrant  background; 
trustee  Parsons  college  and  Westminster 
foundation;  member  Phi  Kappa  Delta  frater- 
nity; City  (Cleveland),  Canadian  Campflre 
and  Athletic  (Columbus)  clubs.  Recreations: 
golf,  chess,  Canadian  camping  and  motoring. 
Residence:  1877  Windermere-st.,  E.  Cleve- 
land.     Office:    1652    Neil-ave.,    Columbus. 

iZiOHBAUGH,  Frederick  McClure,  post  grad. 
student;  born.  Cleveland,  Dec.  21,  1898;  son 
Chas.  L.  and  Harriet  (Harvey)  Zorbaugh; 
educated,  Western  Reserve  academy,  Hudson; 
Oberlin  college.  A-B.  1925;  graduate  school 
Social  Sciences,  Univ.  Chicago  (working  for 
Ph.D.  In  Sociology);  married,  Chicago,  Apr. 
'!,  1926  to  Marion  Parker;  merchant  marine; 
researcli  resident,  Chicago  Commons  Settle- 
ment;  research   fellow,   sociology,   local  com- 


munity research  committee  Univ.  of  Chicago; 
member  American  sociological  soc. ;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa,  Zeta  Phi,  Alpha  Plii  Epsilon  and  Al- 
pha Alpha  fraternities.  Recreations:  camp- 
ing,   fishing,    hunting    and   golf. 

ZORBAUGH,  Harriet  Harvey,  born,  Wash- 
ington, Iowa,  Aug.  22,  1866;  daughter  Archi- 
bald and  Ellen  (Clapp)  Harvey;  educated, 
I'arsons  college,  Fairfield,  Iowa,  1884-1888, 
M.S.;  honors  in  declamation  and  oration;  mar- 
ried, AVashington,  Iowa,  Sept.  5,  1894  to 
Charles  1^.  Zorbaugh— children,  Harvey  War- 
ren, Frederick  McClure  and  Elizabeth  Har- 
vey Zorbaugh;  taught  four  years  In  Presby- 
terian college,  Portland,  Ore.;  trustee 
McGregor  home  for  aged;  member  P.  E.  O. 
.sorority;  Windermere  Mothers'  and  Elast 
Cleveland  Women's  clubs.  Recreation:  Can- 
adian camping.  Residence:  1877  Wlnder- 
mere-st.,    E.    Cleveland. 

ZORBAUGH,  Harvey  Warren,  sociologist; 
born,  Cleveland,  1896;  son  Charles  Louis  and 
Harriet  (Harvey)  Zorbaugh;  educated,  Ober- 
lin college;  Vanderbllt  Univ.  A.B.  1922;  West- 
ern Reserve  Univ.;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  re- 
s<arfh  fellow  1923;  assoc.  director  Lower 
North  Child  Guidance  clinic,  Chicago,  1925; 
asst.  prof,  and  director  social  behavior  clinic, 
school  of  education  New  York  Univ.;  member 
American  sociological  soc;  Soc.  for  Social 
Research;  American  community  center  assn. 
Recreations:  camping,  fishing  and  hunting. 
Residence:  1877  Windermere-st.  Office:  New 
York  Univ.;  Washington-sq.,  New  York 
City. 

ZUCK,  Otto  Georg-e,  printing  salesman; 
born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  24,  1881;  son  Charles  and 
Wllhelmina  (Beltte)  Zuck;  educated,  Luth- 
eran parochial  school;  married,  Cleveland, 
Nov.  29,  1906  to  Charlotte  Heil — children,  Nor- 
man Hell  Zuck;  active  in  all  Red  Cross  and 
Victory  loan  drives  and  community  fund; 
with  J.  B.  Savage  Co.  31  years,  having 
started  as  errand  boy  In  1894;  active  with 
Fellowship  club  and  Graphic  Arts  club; 
J.  D.  Sackett,  Cleveland  Paper  Mfg.  Co.  and 
E.  A.  Petrequin,  c|o  Petrequin  Paper  Co. 
Recreations:  swimming,  athletics  and  flower 
gardening.  Residence:  19580  Argyle  Oval, 
Oakwood,  Rocky  River.  Office:  1395  E.  3rd-st. 

ZURLINDEN,  Frank  J.,  banker;  born, 
Cleveland,  Jul.  7,  1877;  son  Charles  and  Cath- 
erine (Grotenrath)  Zurllnden;  educated,  St. 
Mary's  parochial  school;  St.  Ignatius  college; 
Spencerlan  Business  college;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  23,  1901  to  Frances  Nlslus — chil- 
dren, Margaret  Mary,  Charles  Francis,  Helen 
Cecelia  and  Paul  Robert  Zurllnden;  1895-1904 
State  National  Bank,  Cleveland;  1904-1905 
teller  Euclid  Park  Natl.  Bank;  1905-1914  loan 
teller  First  Natl.  Bank;  1914-1917  mgr.  disc, 
dept.  Federal  Reserve  Bank;  1917-1919  asst. 
cashier  Federal  Reserve  Bank;  1919-20 
asst.  to  Governor;  Sept.  27,  1920  deputy  gover- 
nor, present  position:  director  Hall  Road 
Land  Co.;  member  Bankers  assn.  for  Foreign 
Trade,  Robert  Morris  Associates;  American 
Acceptance  Council;  member  Knights  of  Co- 
lumbus; Cleveland  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Lakewood  Chamber  of  Commerce;  American 
Institute  of  Banking;  Cleveland  Credit  Men's 
assn.;  Bankers  (Cleveland  and  Pittsburgh) 
clubs.  Recreations:  music  and  gardenlngr. 
Residence:  1431  Grace-ave.,  Lakewood.  Of- 
fice: Federal  Reserve  Bank. 


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ADDENDA 


UNAVOIDABLE  delays  in  the  preparation  of  a  few  biographies  of  "Repre- 
sentative Clevelanders"  made  it  impossible  to  place  them  in  proper  alphabetical 
order  in  the  preceding  pages.  They  are  therefore  presented  on  this  "Addenda" 
page. 

Information  on  other  names  which  also  should  have  been  included  in  this  volume 
was  received  after  the  closing  of  publication  forms,  and  all  these  will  appear  in 
future  issues  of  this  book. 


ADDAMS,  George  S.,  probate  judge;  born, 
Harrison  County,  O.,  Feb.  23,  1869;  educated, 
Salem  high  school;  Oberlin  college;  Univ.  of 
Cincinnati  law  school;  children,  Stanton  and 
Carl  Addams;  asst.  city  solicitor  under  Mayor 
Tom  L.  Johnson;  Juvenile  judge  Cuyahoga 
county  21  years;  appointed  probate  judge  by 
Gov.  Donahey  May  1926  and  elected  Nov. 
1926;  admitted  to  bar  of  Ohio  1892;  member 
Cleveland  Bar  assn.;  City  club;  also  member 
various  welfare  societies;  member  First  Uni- 
tarian church.  Recreation:  horseshoe  pitch- 
ing, tennis  and  after  dinner  speaking.  Resi- 
dence: 1902  Wadena-ave.,  E.  Cleveland.  Office: 
New  Court  House. 

CRACKEL,  Matthew  Da\1d,  executive  sec 
West  Side  Boys'  branch  Cleveland  Y.M.C.A 
born,  Crackel's  Prairie,  Wabask  County,  111, 
son  Franklin  and  Harriett  (Williams)  Crack- 
el ;  educated,  common  schools  of  Illinois  and 
Indiana;  married,  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct. 
18,  1910  to  Mary  Etta  Wood;  world  war, 
eighteen  months  service,  chairman  down 
town  army  draft  board;  has  been  executive 
sec.  west  side  boys  branch  Y.M.C.A.  since  its 
organization  twenty-five  years  ago,  being 
the  first  separate  boys'  branch  to  be  organ- 
ized anywhere;  promoted  world's  longest  re- 
lay race,  Y.M.C.A.  boys.  New  York  to  Chicago, 
July  1908;  organization  set  up  to  repeat  the 
relay,  involving  4,000  boy  runners  on  twen- 
tieth anniversary,  July  1928.  Recreation: 
travel,  camping,  hiking  and  nature  study. 
Residence:  4512  Franklin  Blvd.  Office:  3200 
Franklin  Blvd. 

IZANT,  Grace  Goulder,  writer;  born,  Cleve- 
land, March  27  1893;  daughter  Charles  and 
Marian  (Clements)  Goulder;  educated,  (Cleve- 
land public  schools;  Vassar  college,  A.B. 
1914;  married,  Cleveland,  Oct.  18,  1919  to 
Robert  J.  Izant — children,  Robert  J.  Jr.  and 
Jonathan  Goulder  Izant;  publicity  sec. 
Y.W.C.A.  at  National  headquarters  in  New 
York  and  then  assoc.  director  of  publicity 
for  Y.  W.  C.  A.  in  France;  began  newspaper 
work  on  editorial  staff  of  Cleveland  Plain 
Dealer;  since  war  has  been  contributor  to 
National  magazines  and  publicity  counsellor; 
member  Vassar  club  of  Cleveland.  Recrea- 
tion: gardening.     Residence:  Hudson,  O. 

IZAMT,  Kobert  James,  bank  advertising; 
born  Cleveland,  Nov.  25,  1887;  son  Silas  and 
Sarah  L.  (Heard)  Izant;  educated  East  Cleve- 
land public  schools,  Adelbert  College,  West- 
ern .Reserve  University;  married  Cleveland, 
Oct.  18,  1919,  to  Grace  Goulder — children 
Robert  J.  Jr.  and  Jonathan  Goulder;  former 
resident  asst.  sec.  National  Surety  Co.,  of 
New  York;  reporter,  photo  play  editor,  and 
assistant  dramatic  critic  Cleveland  Pla'n 
Dealer;  served  as  first  lieutenant  of  infantry 


in  world  war,  assigned  aide-de-camp  to  Brig. 
Gen.  C.  X.  Zimerman,  commanding  73rd  In- 
fantry Brigade,  37th  Div.,  A.  E.  F.  in  France; 
since  April,  1919,  advertising  manager  Cen- 
tral National  Bank,  and  manager  business  ex- 
tension dept.;  director  and  treasurer  Cleve- 
land Advertising  Club;  member  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  fraternity.  Military  Order  of  Foreign 
Wars,  Sons  of  American  Revolution,  Amer- 
ican Legion.  Residence:  Hudson,  O.  Office: 
Central  National  Bank,  Rockefeller  Bldg. 

JORDAN,  Edward  Stunlaw,  automobile 
manufacturer;  born,  Merrill,  Wis.,  Nov.  21, 
1882;  son  John  and  Kate  (Griffin)  Jordan; 
educated,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  B.  A.  1905; 
married,  Kenosha,  Wis.,  Feb.  2,  1906  to 
Charlotte  E.  Hannahs — children,  Jack,  Jane 
and  Joan  Jordan;  vice-pres.  Cleveland  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  director  Charity  Hospital 
campaign;  pres.  Jordan  Motor  Car  Co.;  trus- 
tee Charity  Hospital  board  and  Cleveland 
Orchestra;  member  Masonic  lodge;  Phi  Gam- 
ma Delta  fraternity;  Society  of  Automotive 
Engineers;  Union,  Mayfield,  Pepper  Pike 
clubs  of  (Cleveland;  University  club  of  Chi- 
cago; Detroit  Athletic  club;  Racquet  club 
of  Chicago.  Recreation:  hunting,  fishing, 
golf  and  horses.  Residence:  14923  Grand- 
view   terrace.   Office:   Jordan   Motor  Car  Co. 

MURPHY,  William  J.,  secretary  to  the  city 
manager;  born,  Cleveland,  Oct.  28,  1876;  son 
M.  M.  and  Katherine  (Wrath)  Murphy;  edu- 
cated, public  and  Parochial  schools;  college 
training;  married,  Cleveland,  Aug.  27.  1899 
to  Lillian  J.  Easterman — children,  Florence 
M.,  Dorothy  M.  and  Geraldine  L.  Murphy; 
asst.  in  city  tax  dept.  1899;  claim  agent.  City 
of  Cleveland,  1902;  chief  clerk,  county  treas- 
urer's office,  1906;  sec.  to  public  safety  di- 
rector 1910:  clerk  of  quadrennial  board  of 
appraisers,  1911;  sec.  to  Mayor  Baker,  1912; 
postmaster  of  Cleveland.  1914-1923;  sales 
mgr.  The  Joseph  Laronge  Co.,  1923;  sec.  to 
city  manager,  since  1924;  director  Reserve 
Savings  &  Loan  Co.;  member  Fraternal  Or- 
der of  Eagles:  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Cham- 
ber of  Industry;  City  club;  Rotarlans;  Real 
Estate  Board.  Recreation:  baseball,  theater 
and  music.  Residence:  11207  Detroit.  Office: 
301    City    Hall. 

RYAN,  Charlea  Bertrand,  sec.  City  Club; 
born,  Sterling,  111.,  Feb.  6,  1882;  son  James 
B.  and  Sarah  (Higgins)  Ryan;  educated, 
Sterling  and  Chicago  schools;  married, 
Chicago,  111.,  June  24.  1906  to  Margaret 
Schreder — children,  Charles  Jr.,  Alice,  Robert, 
Thomas,  Margaret  and  James  Ryan;  sec.  The 
City  Club  of  Cleveland  Co.;  member  Natl. 
Assn.  Comptrollers  and  Accounting  OCficers, 
1916-1919;  member  Governmental  Research 
Conference  1920-1924;  sec.  and  treas.  in  1922- 


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1923;  director  Cleveland  Heights  Civic  club; 
Bee  Joint  Annexation  committee,  Lakewood- 
Cleveland,  1922.  Recreation:  golf  and  read- 
ing. Residence:  3014  Bdgehill-rd.,  Cleveland 
Hghts.     Office:   Hotel   Hollenden. 

SHII'PLETT,       Snnan       Wentcott       Patnnm, 

born,  Athens,  O.,  daughter  of  Georgia  Israel 
and  Ida  (Lamb)  Putnam;  educated,  Ohio 
University;  teacher  in  Cleveland  public 
schools  until  1926;  married,  Sept.  4,  1926,  to 
John  Taylor  Shipplett  of  Cleveland  (de- 
ceased). Member  Northern  Ohio  Teachers 
assn.;  Pi  Beta  Phi  sorority;  Daughters 
American  Revolution.  Residence:  Sovereign 
Apartments. 

SPEAKER,  Tris.  born,  Hubbard,  Tex., 
April  4,  1888;  son  A.  O.  and  Jennie  (Poer) 
Speaker;  educated,  Hubbard  high  school; 
Polytechnic  college  at  Ft.  Worth,  Tex.;  mar- 
ried, Cleveland,  Jan.  15,  1925  to  Mary  Frances 
Cudahy;  world  war.  Naval  Aviation  service; 
came  from  Boston  baseball  team  to  Cl«?\e- 
land  baseball  team  in  1916;  manager  1919- 
1926;  one  of  the  outstanding  characters  in 
the  history  of  baseball;  member  ClcA-eland 
Athletic,  Acacia  Country  and  Friars  clubs. 
Recreation:  all  sports.  Residence:  S014 
Carnegie-ave. 

TJHL.E.  George  E.,  baseball  player;  born, 
Cleveland,  Sept.  18,  1898;  son  Wm.  G.  and 
Caroline  (Warnke)  Uhle;  educated.  Orchard 
school;  West  high  school;  married,  Cleve- 
land, Oct.  20,  1920  to  Helen  C.  Schultz — chil- 
dren, Marilynn  Uhle  and  George  E.  Uhle,  Jr.; 
member   Lakewood   Elks   and  Lakewood   Re- 


publican   clubs.      Residence:    1172    Elbur-ave., 
Lakewood.      Office:    Cleveland    Baseball    Co. 

WARD,  JoHeph  A.,  banking;  born  Cleve- 
land, June  19,  1873;  son  Michael  and  Jane 
(McQuillan)  Ward.  Educated  Cleveland 
parochial  schools  and  Spencerian  business 
college.  Residence:  1501  Cohasset-av.,  Lako- 
wood.     Office:   Guardian  Trust  Co. 

WESTENHAVER,  David  C,  judge  U.  S. 
District  Court;  born,  Berkeley  County,  W. 
Va.,  Jan.  13,  1865;  son  David  and  Harriett 
(Turner)  Westenhaver;  educated,  George- 
town Univ.,  LL.B.;  married,  July  1,  1887  to 
Mary  C.  Paull — children,  Edward  P.  Westen- 
haver; admitted  to  bar  of  West  Virginia, 
1885;  practiced  law  in  Martinsburg,  W.  Va., 
until  1903;  prosecuting  attorney,  Berlielwy 
County,  W.  Va.,  1886-1887;  member  City 
Council,  Martinsburg,  W.  Va.,  1902-1903;  later 
member  of  firm  Flick  &  Westenhaver  of 
Martinsburg;  moved  to  Cleveland  anP.  became 
successively  member  of  the  firms  of  Garfield, 
Howe  &  Westenhaver  and  WestenhavHr, 
Boyd,  Rudolph  &  Brooks,  and  Westenhaver, 
Boyd  &  Brooks.  Feb.  19,  1917  he  was  ap- 
pointed judge  of  U.  S.  District  Court,  North- 
ern District  of  Ohio  where  he  continues  to 
date;  member  Board  of  Education,  Cleve- 
land, 1912-1915  and  pres.  191}-]0t5;  for  many 
years  a  member  American  Economical  assn. 
and  American  Academy  of  Political  and  So- 
cial Science;  contributed  to  legal  and  econ- 
omical publications;  pres.  Cleveland  Council 
of  Sociology,  1906-1907;  member  Nisi  Prius 
and  University  clubs;  Cleveland  Bar  assn. 
Residence:  1944  E.  93rd-st.  Office:  Federal 
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