The Coolidge examiner., 1937-01-07

Weirton Steel company.
| June 2-Cyrus Hall Mccormick of Chi
cago, former head of International Har-
| VeSter company
Truxton Beale, former diplomat. in
| Annapolis, Md.
| June 3-Congressman Joseph w. Byrns
OF tennessee, speaker Of the house. !,
| Representative A. Piatt Andrew of
| Massachusetts.
June 8-John Hays Hammond Sr.
| EDWARD Green, son of late Hetty
| Green.
Jamalul Kiram, sultan of Sulu.
Mrs. Eugene Field, widow of famous
| poet
June 14-Gilbert K. chesterton, Eng.
| lish author and critic.
| June 15-Marc Klaw. theatrical pro.
| ducer.
June 17-Henry B. Walthal, actor.
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida.
June 18-MaXim Gorky. Russian au-
| thor.
June 21-Harold E Porter (Holworthy
| HalD author.
Bernhard W. Won Buelow, German for.
| eign minister.
June 23-Arthur W. Cutten. grain brok-
July 1O-Joe Humphreys, veteran fight
| announcer.
July 12-s. Parks Cadman, clergyman.
July Ex-senator Louis Murphy of
Iowa.
July 21-Dr. James L. Barton, foreign
mission leader, in Boston.
July 22-Earle L. Ovington, American
July 25-sir Henry Welcome. British
July 26-Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton,
ex-president of Wellesley college.
DR.: C. H. Frazier of Philadelphia,
noted brain surgeon.
July 27-Wilfred W. Fry. Philadelphia
capitalist.
July 28-Walter Nettleton. American
artist.
July 3O-C. NJ KimbaIl Of Chicago.
piano manufacturer
Aug. 2-Louis Bleriot of France, first
to fly the English channel.
Walter Ufer, American painter.
Aug. 6-Congressman J. J. McSwain
of South Carolina.
Aug. 7-Congressman M. A. Zioncheck
of Washington.
J. ]. O'Brien of Chicago, president
Byllesby and company.
Aug. 9-Lincoln Steffens. journalist and
author.
Arthur B. Reeve. author
Aug. l6-Prof. A. A. Ellsworth of Rut-
gers.
Aug. 22-Floyd B. Olson, governor of
Minnesota.
George Rasmussen, founder National
Tea company.
Aug. 25-Prince Pierre Troubetskoy.
painter.
Winnifred Mason of Chicago, former
congresSWoman at large.
Aug. 26-Dave Barry. prize fight ref.
cree
Aug. 27-George H. Dern. secretary of
war.
Miss Anna Morgan of Chicago. veteran
drama teacher.
Aug. &C. W. Toms of New York.
tobacco magnate.
Aug. 3o-W. F. Whiting. former Sec
retary of commerce, in Holyoke. Mass.
Sept SC. E. Tarbell of New York.
former life insurance magnate
Sept. 1l-Augie Kieckhefer of Chica-
go, billiard star.
Sept i3NMagnus Johnson. former sen.
ator and representative from Minnesota.
E. R. Thomas of Buffalo. N. Y.
pioneer in automobile industry.
J. E. Armstrong, veteran Chicago edu-
Gator
Sept l4-Ossip Gabrilowitsch. pianist
and conductor. in Detroit.
Irving Thalberg, movie producer.
Sept. l5-AleXander Zaimis. ex-presi-
Dr. E A Grosvenor. emeritus pro-
fessor of history in Amherst.
Sept l8-Mai. Gen. U. S. C. McAlex-
ander. u s. A, retired.
Sept 24-Frank Munson, president
Munson Steamship line.
Sept. 25-William Horlick OF Racine.
Wis, matted milk manufacturer and
philanthropist.
Sept 26-Miss Harriet Monroe of Chi.
caeo, editor of Poetry" magazine.
DR.. Joseph Clark. Sunday school lead
Sept 2a-Rear Admiral W. S. Sims.
U. S. N. retired
Sept. 3O-F. L. Rainey. president Of
Centre college. Kentucky.
Oct. George Huff, athletic director
at University of Illinois.
Ex-Congressman Louis T. McFadden
of PENNSYLVANIA.
Oct. 3-H. H Whiting. president Pills
bury Flour Mills. in Minneapolis.
Oct. 4-Jesse I. Straus. merchant and
diplomat. in New York.
Oct. 6-Julius Gomboes. premier of
Hungary.
Oct. iO-Frank Presbrey. former edi.
tor and publisher, in Greenwich. Conn.
Oct. l2-E. NJ. Blashfeld. American
Oct. l4-Mary Mcdowell of Chicago.
social worker.
oct. l7-Samuel Merwin. American
novelist.
Gen. Andrew Figueroa. Mexican min
ister of war.
Oct. I'D. f. Shanahan. veteran Th-
nois legislator.
Oct. 2O-Mrs. Anna Macy. teacher OF
Helen Keller
Oct. 22-James Couzens, United States
senator from Michigan.
Oct. 24-Clem Yore. novelist and poet,
at Estes Park. Col
Oct. 25-Arthur w. Needles, president
Norfolk and Western railway.
Oct. 29-Thomas Cochran, New York
! fnapcier.
Oct Colorado Taft. sculptor. in Chi
cago.
Nov. 4-Nathan E. Kendall. former
governor of Iowa.
Nov. 6-Henry B. Joy of Detroit. auto.
mobile manufacturer.
Nov. Charles H. Strong industrial
ist in Erie. Pa.
Chic Sale, comedian
Nov. l1-Sir Edward German, British
composer
Nov. l2-Dr Gilbert Fitzpatrick of
Chicago. surgeon.
Franklin W M Cutcheon of New York,
lawyer and civic worker.
Nov. 14-Clark Howell, editor Of At
lanta Constitution.
John F. Whelan of New York, tobacco
magnate.
Nov. l6-Alfred Aarons of New York.
theatrical producer.
Cardinal Maurin of Lyons. France.
Nov. 17-Mme. Ernestine Schumann-
Heink operate and concert contralto.
Nov. l8-Levin Faust. industrial leader
of Rockford III.
Nov. 19-Maurice Maschke Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, political leader.
Nov, 21-Maj. Gen. R. E. Callan. U.
s. A, retired.
Ernest R. Graham of Chicago. archi-
Nov. 22-Sir Fitzroy Donald MacLean.
chief of the Clan MacLean.
Nov go. P. Van SWeringen of
Cleveland. railway magnate.
Frank A. Sebring, pioneer pottery
manufacturer, at Cleveland Ohio.
Nov. 26-Mrs. Thomas Whiffen. vet
eran actress
Nov. 27-Sir Basil Zaharoff. mystery
man" of Europe and war munitions
Nov. 28-George Clark, ex-governor of
Nov. 8o-Fred W. Green. ex-governor
of Michigan.