Word: misses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Everything was according to Hoyle about the letters. Even Miss Martha Chapin, Perennial list-maker, had something to do with them. In fact, replies were to be sent...
...Laurence Jr. 20 175 5.11 Andover Beverly Farms Wilson, Paul E. 18 182 5.10 Andover New York City GUARDS Ahern, Joseph W. Jr. 19 160 5.8 Lawrence Academy Arlington Alberts, Lee W. 17 170 6.2 Parker Chicago, Ill. Brown, William P. Jr. 17 165 5.9 Drew High Drew, Miss. Choate, Harris 18 170 6. Asheville Cole, Porter 17 180 6. Salisbury Mt. Lakes, N. J. Dunphy, Leo J. 17 162 5.9 Boston Latin Boston Eustis, Richard S. Jr. 19 175 6.8 Kent Chestnut Hil Gaffney, Thomas M. 19 165 5.7 Governor Dummer Danvers Goodman, Howard C. 17 175 6. Browne...
Particularly he was told not to miss "the Popenoe place," called the Casa del Capuchino. This was a 300-year-old Spanish house, in ruins since the destruction of Antigua by earthquake in 1773, which had lately been restored by United Fruit Co.'s famed agronomist Dr. Wilson ("Pop") Popenoe and his wife. Guest of Dr. Popenoe for two weeks, Author Adamic decided the house warranted a book. A further incentive arose from his enthusiastic agreement with United Fruit Co.'s Managing Director Samuel Zemurray, who had said of the natives: "They've got something, those people...
First of the four or five weddings that occur during the college year in Memorial Chapel was held Saturday when Miss Mildred Shapley, daughter of Harlow Shapley, professor of Astronomy, was married to Ralph V. Matthews, a graduate of the University of Michigan...
...addition, it was announced that Mrs. Robert Brooks, head nurse there for seven years, has resigned and her place is being taken by Miss Rita Corbett who comes from the Boston Lying In Hospital and was formerly connected with the Massachusetts General Hospital. Mrs. Brooks will stay on for a short while until Miss Corbett is able to orientate herself completely...