1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 233Roehm & Son, Jewelers, of Detroit, offer for sale a neatlittle calendar for r9o6 with a gilded * A ® coat of arms at thehead. The price is ten cents each in bunches to the chapters.HAROLD RANSOM MOORE,It is with the deepest sorrow that New York Beta feels theloss of Bro. Harold Ransom Moore, Union, '08, who died atNew York City from injuries receivedin a football game withNew York University, November25, 1905. In his death * A ®,and particularly New York Beta,suffers a heavy loss. Bro. Moorewas born in Ogdensburg, N. Y.,January 6, 1886. He was theonly son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G.Moore and his death is most deeplyfelt by his parents and relatives.He is survived by his father,mother and one sister. His homehas always been in Ogdensburgwhere he attended the OgdensburgFree .Academy, graduating fromthere with honors in 1903. Hereturned to the academy to take apost-graduate course the followingyear. Since entering Union inthe fall of 1904 he has shown hisability in his classes and in athleticsas well. He was a thoroughstudent and always stood near theHAROLD R. AIOORE, head of his class. In football heUnion. '08. was an old standby and played inevery game from the time he entered Union until his death.Everyone that knew him loved him and all feel honored tohave been counted among his friends. A more modest dispositionin one so gifted is seldom found and this, perhaps,more than any other one thing accounts for the esteem inwhich he was held.The funeral was held in Ogdensburg, N. Y., Tuesday,November 28, 1905. The active chapter attended in a bodyand with them were Bros. Albert and Allen Newell, Williams,'05, of Ogdensburg.