Word: porter
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...when they drew apart and the first yearling four-oared crew took the lead and was followed across the finish line by Crews 8, 7 and 6. Because of the rough water no time was taken. The seating of the winning crew was as follows: stroke, E. F. Porter; 3, Grinnell Knowles; 2, Donald McVickar; bow, A. B. Davis; coxswain, Graham Veale...
...tickets read only to Cologne, and we changed trains here and arranged for a sleeper from Dusseldorf. The station was dirtier than in pre-war times, and the train was late enough to make us feel at home. Service was good, and an English-speaking porter who helped us to start our three trunks of paper samples through in bond, tried to return half the well earned tip that we gave him. The first-class car that we entered here was clean, and newly and attractively upholstered, both seat-coverings and curtains being of paper fabric, as in nearly...
Four Oared Crews: crew 1, Eliot Furness Porter of Hubbard Woods, Ill.; crew 2, Horace Lane Arnold of Brookline; crew 3, Joseph Irving King of Los Angeles, Cal.; crew 4, Charles Carey Colt of Florentin, Paris...
...Devotional Address by David R. Porter, Secretary of the Students' Branch...
...best story submitted in the Advocate's second annual prize story competition, which closed shortly before the Christmas vacation. Weeks' story is entitled "Ink," and will appear in the next issue of the Advocate. The judges, Dean L. B. R. Briggs '75, "Holworthy Hall," alias Harold E. Porter '09, and Arthur Stanwood Pier '95, also selected the stories, "Jehan," by Oliver Lefarge '24 of New York City; and "Angelo," by Sherman Skinner Rogers '22, of Santa Barbara, Cal., fon honorable mention...