Word: curtises
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In existence for four years has been Lilypons, Md., so named by its postmaster and mayor, Clarence Cornelius Curtis Thomas who also owns its chief industry: 135 acres of water-lily ponds and one of the world's largest goldfish hatcheries. Although she has had her Christmas cards mailed...
Head of Women Investors in America, Inc. is Cathrine Curtis, a tall, grey-haired onetime radio commentator. Wearing a tan costume and a roughrider hat, Director Curtis keynoted: "Have we been blinded by demagogs? Have we been lulled to a state of catalepsy by political pap, or have we been...
Keynoter Curtis recalled that she had struggled for many years to make women "money conscious." without much success until her radio talks in 1934. Then, she said, some of her followers in Utica, N. Y. invited her to address a mass meeting. Founded therefrom was Women Investors in America, Inc...
For the past seven years, income for the school has been derived from two sources, a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation and an endowment by James F. Curtis '99 for a Charles Dyer Norton Professorship of Regional Planning. Anticipating the expiration of the Rockefeller grant in September 1936, the university...
One man, Henry V. Hubbard '97, Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Regional Planning and Chairman of the School of Regional Planning, will be retained from the present faculty. Hubbard occupies a chair which was endowed by James F. Curtis '99 in 1929 and will remain to do research work.