1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Vol. LV, No. 5two sons, Frank S. Etheridge II andJean Lamar Etheridge.• • •Robert J. Eckhardt, Southwestern, '89Texas, '92Robert J. Eckhardt, Southwestern,'&9-Texas, '92, died at his home inHouston, 'Texas, during December. Hehad been prominent in city and stateaffairs for many years. He is survivedby his widow, three daughters,three sisters, and six brothers.• • •Rev. John J. Clapton, Richmond, '79A news dispatch from Lexington,Kentucky, in December carried theinformation that the Rev. John J.Clopton, Richmond, '79, who retireda year and a half ago from a parishin Kentucky, was found strangled todeath in his room December 9, afterprolonged ill health.• • •Reginald F. Parrill, Hanover, '28Reginald F. Parrill, Hanover, '28,THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETAdied at his home at Fairmount, Indiana,November 6, following an operationfor appendicitis. Brother Parrillfor some time had been associated withhis father in -business and at the timeof his death was secretary of the GrantCounty, Indiana, Republican committee.• * *Samuel S. Palmer, Wooster, '87Dr. Samuel S. Palmer, Wooster, '87,died unexpectedly at his home in Columbus,Ohio, November 16. BrotherPalmer was one of the most widelyknown ministers in the PresbyterianChurch and was moderator of the GeneralAssembly of that church, thehighest honor it can bestow, in 1920.Fred J. Wagner, Union, '94Fred J. Wagner, Union, '94, diedMay 24, 1930. Brother Wagner wasformerly with the Scott Brothers ConstiuctionCompany, and his home wasat Oneida, New York.• • *In Coelo Sluies Est• • •[3511