Word: grimshaw
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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FAREWELL TO YOUTH-Storm Jameson -Knopf ($2.50). Anyone who writes as acutely of women and their "new freedom" as does Author Jameson in Three Kingdoms, has no time to concern herself with men like the naive hero of the present volume. Nat Grimshaw, charming enough in his way, takes himself so seriously that his growing pains alternate dull with exasperating. Knowing nothing of women, Nat is tricked into marrying one of the worst; then goes off to war (the Great War again). When he got home his wife announced herself unfaithful, and wanting a divorce soon-but not till convenient...
...Marguerite B. Ellis, asked for permission to take honeymoons after their weddings. At this, there was turmoil among the members of the School Board. "Rubbish!" shouted one member. "Do taxpayers like myself pay cash so that young women, mere chits, may go off and enjoy themselves?" Said Commissioner John Grimshaw Jr., a bachelor: "They can get married after school-hours, whether we like it or not. It would be petty business to refuse to let them take their honeymoons." His remarks carried weight; Helen C. Friedman and Marguerite B. Ellis received leaves of absence. But other members of the Board...
...Barbour 4E.S.; P. S. Bauer 4E.S.; E. E. Eckert 3E.S.; *D. T. Fuller '29; W. M. Goodhue 3E.S.; A. A. Grimshaw 4E.S.; N. A. Baskell E.S.; *T. A. Hepke '29; W. M. Hickey 4E.S.; C. B. N. Hoagland 5E.S.; R. S. Kersten; 3E.S.; R. M. Oothout 3E.S.; T. A. Taylor 3E.S.; F. H. Verhoek 2E.S.; H. M. Wilson 4E.S.; W. S. York 3E.S.; *E. I. Zawacki...
...Bysshe 10 16-30--J. R. Creel 17 31-45--N. D. Clapp 43 46-60--F. C. Chase 51 STOUGHTON South Entry--R. W. Hurry 11 North Entry--George Camp 31 THAYER 1-10--J. M. Groves 10 11-20--L. F. Ciner 13 21-32--A. A. Grimshaw 32 33-44--M. J. Hoffman 41 45-57--A. F. Convin 45 58-68--R. W. Cushman 61 WELD 1-13--G. S. Murphy 5 14-27--M. C. Stevens 18 28-39--A. T. Child 39 40-57--A. T. Coyle 52 APLEY COURT Entire--G. C. Dreyfus...
...what of professors' salaries, of the expense of giving regular instruction to the steadily increasing student body? Mr. Grimshaw's gift of a building or a scholarship fund or a research fund does not add a cent for these purposes. The situation of the university treasurer thus often approaches that of a man with an automobile whose engine constantly calls for repairs, but who is overwhelmed with Christmas presents of spare tires, wire wheels, speedometers, and fancy headlights. All these presents are delightful, but they do not help the car to climb hills! Or it reminds one of the situation...