Word: harmonizer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harmon Foundation is a philanthropic corporation established by the late William E. Harmon (real estate) in 1922, not only to aid mankind but to impress his children with their social responsibilities by making them permanent and active directors. The Foundation has built 118 playgrounds throughout the country, made 5,000 loans to college students, produced 75 reels of religious motion pictures, established awards for Honor Men in industry, Eagle Scouts, newspaper cartoonists, South Carolina farm wives. For the fifth year last week the Harmon Foundation gave a New York exhibition and distributed prizes for the work of Negro artists...
...needed the money. The $150 Robert C. Ogden prize for the "most outstanding" work went to Sargent Claude Johnson of Berkeley, Calif, for two neo-Mexican colored drawings and a porcelain figure of a praying child with a fine Persian green glaze. Artist Johnson is an old hand at Harmon honors, has won two others...
...that two students, by cooking their own beef stew in large batches and baking their own bread, were feeding themselves for $3 a month apiece. Northwestern University, Wellesley, Smith. Mount Holyoke and M. I. T. have well-established houses. In a recent survey of college co-operatives by the Harmon Foundation. 113 out of 451 institutions replying had some such enterprise...
...arithmetic, geography et al. in the school store and school post office, as well as by field trips throughout Manhattan. Fortnight ago came news of another Progressive school, young and bold, in many respects unique in the U. S. Croton-on-Hudson. N. Y. is a quiet village near Harmon, where New York Central trains exchange steam for electricity. The sprawling, bridge-playing, gin-drinking suburbs of New York have not yet entangled it. In Croton, seven years ago, settled Economist Stuart Chase, his wife Margaret Hatfield, Elizabeth Moos, a former teacher at Walden and other modern schools...
...Hobart W. Davis '24, 447 Ontario, St., Albany, N. Y.; Indiana, W. R. Allen '15, C/o L. S. Ayres Company, Indianapolis, Ind.; Michigan, John D. Rice, L '27, 2288 First National Bank Bldg., Detroit, Mich.; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Eldred M. Keays '07, 110 East Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee.; Minnesota, Reuel D. Harmon '26, C/o Webb Publishing Co., St. Paul, Minn.; Philadelphia, Morris Duane '23, 1617 Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia; Rochester, N. Y., Hiram W. Sibley, 2nd, 404 East Avenue, Rochester N. Y.; Western Pennsylvania, Wells Fay '26, 1312 Park Building, Pittsburgh...