The citizen., 1919-08-28
NOTES BY THE WAY
By Professor LeVant Dodge

This is the ninth day since Mrs.
Dodge and took our hurried lcaN"
of Bcrca for a months visit in Ohio,
. which is to include the 6. \. r.
National Encampmcnt. at Columbus,
the second week in September. 81
far there have been visits at the
homes of eighteen families, in six
counties. and considerable larger
number of towns and cities. \
large per centage Of the talks have
been with people known TO Citizen
readers. \ little bag of personals
may be acceptable.
The home of the unscattered por-
tion Of the q. ID. Holiday family j.
at 53i Eighth street, Cincinnati. q.
Mrs. Holiday and Lenora were found
pleasantly situated in a self-board-
ing flat Mr.. Holiday is at home on
alternate nights. He is furnishing
passengers on the Big Four Rail-
road between Cincinnati and Cleve-
land, with some of the comforts of
life and the latest news. IL was our
fortune on a later day to meet him
enroute.
One pleasant night in the home
of Prof. and Mrs. C.. b. Lindsey,
Avondale, enabled us also 10 note
the satisfactory progress Of Mar
garet, Charles Jr- and Joifa Pro-
fessor Lindsey, in addition to the
years work in the University
School. has undertaken consider
able amount of mathematical tutor
ing in the summer.
Our night al the home of Walter
p. Dean and wife, nee Matte Ryan,
at SllVertOn, furnished a renewal Of
old associations. when both were
Berea students. We saw all four
of the younger members of the
family: katherine. with several
years experience as "A teacher:
Dorothy, who holds po-
sition in an important establish
mcnt in Cincinnati: Joseph and
Merrill, still in the High school. but
working hard, together, for the va
cation, at a plant near home.
The next night we were guests Of
Meredith Gabbard and Lou Flanncry
Gabbard, at MiddletOwn, o. The
settlement work which they are
doing, under the joint auspices of
Berea College and the American
Rolling Mill Company, is after Gods
own heart. The twins, Hazel and
Bessie, have done years work in
the High School, and bid fair to
prosecute further studies in a
creditable manner.
One bOuntiful meal was at the
home of DR.. John C.. Stration. a
prosperous physician Of Middle
town. He Will be remembered as
graduate of Berea and his wife "a
Anne Crosby, both denizens of the
Dodge House. Two children add to
the attractions of their present
home.
We ate chicken with Prof and
Mrs. c. +. Rumold, Kent. O., whtre
Professor Rumold has successfully
completed his first year Of profes-
sorship in the Ohio State Normal
school. They have purchased
house and are making improve
ments upon IT, It was a grief to Ms
that circumstances cut MS Off from
seeing Prof. +. c. Scale and family,
limiting us TO brief interview over
The phone.
The Rev. p. ID. Dodge, former
Treasurer Of Berea College. is al
Tallmadge, o., where he once was
pastor for seventeen years. From
the apoplectic stroke of December
,, 1917, he has not recovered suf-
licienlly 10 walk He is under the
care Of a specialist, and has made
a degree of progress leading him
and Mrs. Dodge 10 hope that the
rolling chair may sometime be dis
missed. We SO timed our plans as
To have two highly priced visits
there, of three hours each, on sue
cessiNe days.
one night we were inmates of the
beautiful home of DR.. Frank f..