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...Barrett 2L, and I. J. Galpeer 2L, directors. The membership of the society for this year, excluding those already mentioned, is as follows: H. L. Brinsmade, B. D. Brooker, H. I. Cammer, T. McP. Davis, R. E. Ela, J. J. Fine, C. Gottesman, V. Q. Harmon, R. E. Kopp, I. I. Krug, S. J. Liftin, G. D. Martin, J. B. Mossitte, E. F. Morris, R. E. Mumford, Phillip Nichols, J. F. Rich, A. J. Rockwell, J. Rosenberg, R. H. Ryan, D. C. Sachs, J. D. Shoaff, W. M. Simon, E. P. Simpkins, Jr., J. B. Tittman, and J. C. Weir...
...Industrial School at Utica, Miss.; James G. Carter (born in Brunswick, Ga.), U. S. Consul in Calais, France; C. C. Alleyne (born in the West Indies), Bishop of the New York district of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church; Thomas M. Campbell, who received last January one of the Harmon awards ($400 and a gold medal) in Farming & Rural Life...
...family, has been successful in a variety of businesses (wrapping-machinery, Korn King products, auto supplies) since leaving Cornell in 1919. Like most of his friends he lives in fashionable Lake Forest. One of his friends who did not live in Lake Forest was the late Patrick T. ("Paddy") Harmon, proprietor of "Dreamland" (dance pavilion) and promoter of bicycle races who was killed in a motor accident last July. For years...
...Paddy Harmon nursed the idea of an athletic emporium in Chicago comparable to Manhattan's Madison Square Garden. It was young Strotz who finally showed him how to finance it. He got several sport-loving businessmen of his own kind -Vincent Bendix, John F. Jelke, Jr., Vice President B. A. Massee of Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, Grain Trader James Norris- to go on the board. People like Jack Mitchell (Lolita Armour's husband) and Clement Studebaker, as well as most directors, bought stock...
...Paddy Harmon soon proved himself no showman. In autumn, 1929, after a half-year's operation, the stadium was $300,000 in the red. The directors got Sheldon Clark, vice president of Sinclair Refining Co., to come in as president. Business got no better. Bond interest had to be defaulted. In June 1930, Sidney Strotz asked to be given a crack at the presidency...