Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-14
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinneil, June 14.-SiXteen members
were represented at the graduate coun-
ell meeting and matters of Importance
and OF routine We're fully discussed.
The following members and officers
were elected: Paul f. Peck Fred Gran
dali. Ruth Reed and l.. r. Carney;
president. G. S. Nollen: secretary. Paul
F. Peck. At the alumni business meet
ing s. J. Pooley, '92. and Fl. H. Bige-
low. 93, were elected alumni trustees.
Mr.. Bigelow took the place of Miss
Mary Chamberlain, of this city. who
had resigned. The following officers
were elected: President. II. L. Boyer.
'ss: vice president, Mrs. A. L. Ames.
81: secretary. E. J. Jaqua, OF; treas
urer. II. N. Harris, 'o7.
Rev. William n. futile, son Of Rev.
and Mrs. Henry W, futile, Of this city.
graduate Of Grinnen College, was grad
uated on the 18th Of May from Union
Theological Seminary in New York
City and was married on the 18th to
Miss Winifred Randall. He had been
ordained to the ministry on the 9th.
He and his bride arrived at the futile
AolNe III tlle City JuSl III tilne loI uiti
to register for the selective draft. The
young couple enjoyed the commence
ment here and will visit here until July
/. when they go to Nashua, in this
state. where MIR. Tuttie assumes the
pastorates of the Congregational church
Prof. W. S. ,Hendrixson. whoS has
spent the last semester in the chem
istry department of the University of
Illinois. at Urbana, has completed his
work there and returned to his home in
Grinnell.
Samuel Burnside has gone for visit
Of indefinite length at the home OF
sisters in Davenport
Mrs. Kate Bressler, partially rccov-
cred from her long period of illness
has gone to visit for some weeks with
relatives in Kansas.
Two sisters, Mrs c., A. Rawson, of
Dos Moines. Grinnell 90. and Mrs.
Georgia Hubbard Huntington, of New
York City. Grinnell '9S, have been
spending commencement here.
DR.. S. c. Buck went to Chicago to
attend the twenty fifth anniversary OF
his graduation from Rush Medical Col
lege He was to meet his daughter
Miss Edith Buck. who is returning
from Albany, where she has been
studying library work, and they are tc
come home together.
w. o. Willard has had the pleasure
of visit from his son and wife. DR.
and Mrs. Fl. G. Willard, who come
from their home in Tacoma, Wash
The doctor is expecting his call into
the medical service OF his country.
James Simmons who has been en-
poyed in the college office, has gone
to Clear Lake, where he Is TO act as
assistant pastor Of the Congregational
church.
Rev. Fl. S. MCGOWAN has Just started
out on Chautauqua lecturtng trip
that Is expected to absorb his atten
ton for the next three months. Mrs
MCGOWAN has gone to visit her sister
in Montana, while the son Hervey. Just
graduated from high school here. goes
to Elnwood ILL.,. to spend the summer
returning to Grinnell with the rest OF
the family in time TO enter college In
the fall.
Grinnell high school makes the
proud announcement that not fewer
than twenty-three Of her graduates
since 1910 have gone into the army
under the demand for recruits since
the beginning Of the great war. All
but three OF these have graduated
since 1911.
AT the annual meeting OF the Grin
nell College Foundation the resiena-
ton of Rev. Henry w. Tuttle as Sec
rotary was accepted as he goes to take
he presidency of Kingfisher College In
Oklahoma, and T.. v. Phelps was elect t
ed to fill the vacancy thus made
President ]. Fl. T. Main was re-elect-
ed as president Of the foundation and
RI. W. Spaulding was reelected as
v;;,:- president j THOMPSON. OF
Forest City, and C. A. Rawson, OF Des
Moines. were present at the meeting