1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

42 6 THE SCROLL.Wabash—R. H. Crozier, '93, is division passenger agentfor the Burlington route, with headquarters at St. Joseph,Mo.Southern and Vanderbilt—Ho.vt M. Dobbs will representVanderbilt in the southern inter-state oratorical contest thisyear.Iowa Wesleyan.—At the last election J. F. Riggs, '85, waselected superintendent of public instruction of the State otIowa.Cincinnati—Guido Gores, '01, is vice-president of theStamina Republican league, which has 800 members and supportshandsome club rooms in Cincinnati.Dickinson—Wilbur Morris Stine, Ph. D., '86, a member ofthe Swartmouth College faculty, has published a book ofpoems entitled "The Wreck of the Myrtle."Northwestern—E. B. Greene, Ph. D., '89, professor ofhistory in the University of Illinois, is the author of "TheProvincial Governor in the English Colonies of North America,"published by Longmans, Green & Company.Northwestern—Rev. C. C. Albertson, D, D., '89, has retiredfrom the Philadelphia conference M. K. church, andaccepted a call to the pastorate of the Central Presbyterianchurch of Rochester, N. Y., at a salary of ^5,000 a year.Ohio State—George Stanley Helvey, '03, was married atHamilton, December 16, to Miss Nellie Beeler. Bro. Helveyis the son of George Helvey, a wealthy retired manufacturerof that city, and will continue to make his home inHamilton.Michigan—At the first dinner of Michigan Universitj'alumni of Pittsburg and vicinity, held at the Union club,February 11, Richard Hardy, '91, responded to the toast"The Chimes in the Library Tower." In the election ofofficers for the ensuing year, he was chosen vice-president.Williams—Woodbury T. Morris, '92, acted as toastmasterat the annual dinner of the Williams college alumni associationof central Ohio, at which addresses were made by Dr.Washington Gladden, Mayor Jeffrey, of Columbus, and others,and at the annual election was chosen president of the associationfor the ensuing year.