Word: childses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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(In the School of Education) to Gayle B. Childs, Wayne, Nobraska; Barbara K. Colt, Clearwater, Florida; Walter L. Deemer, Jr., Quakertown, Pennsylvania; James A. Dickinson, Dayton, Ohio; Edward V. Malcom, Cambridge; Elizabeth Rempfer, Parkston, South Dakota; Joseph H. Young, Terre Haute, Indiana; and Leo Lieberman, Woburn.
The Boston cast is not supposed to compare very favorably with the New York cast, but taken by itself, it leaves very little to be desired. Priestly Morrison is a perfect Grandpa Martin Vanderhof, his starting statements and dry wit made doubly effective by the subdued tone he uses. All...
After profits had fallen from plus $1,277,000 in 1929 to minus $203,000 in 1932, Depression might have conquered the company forever but for the clever maneuvers of young George Strohmeyer. This tall, red-haired young man with a fondness for dogs and fishing joined Childs in 1927...
Thus comfortably in the clear, President Strohmeyer felt free to try an idea that had buzzed in his head for two years. Eying the booming counter and cafeteria business during Depression, he concluded that Childs, with its managerial overhead already provided for, could offer the cafeteria trade a little more...
Meanwhile sad old Founder William Childs is still a restaurant man in Bernardsville, N. J. There, as a hobby, he runs The Old Mill, a cozy restaurant in a real Colonial house, which is famed for good food and where there is often a queue of waiting patrons.