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...Colonial Inn the party proceeds around Concord, visiting the Antiquarian Society, (where is housed the furniture from Emerson's study and many other interesting exhibits) the Concord Battle Ground, and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Here are buried Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau and the Alcotts. Through the courtesy of Mrs. Sarah Ripley Ames the party will be shown through the Old Manse, a house not regularly open for visitors. At the beginning of the trip homeward there is an opportunity to see Lake Walden. The tickets for this excursion include transportation dinner and all admissions...
...apartment building. No. 199 Lake Shore Drive (where the Insulls lived years ago), walked down every morning to his office on Jackson Boulevard, lunched daily at the exclusive Chicago Club at what used to be known as the Railroad Presidents' Table. In the old days Edward P. Ripley, his great predecessor as head of the Atchison, and Paul Morton, Atchison man. Secretary of the Navy under the first Roosevelt, used to be his usual lunch companions. Never a publicity seeker, Mr. Storey kept his mouth shut about economics, attended to his job quietly, without worry, and brought the Atchison...
...Board were announced by the Harvard Advocate last night. H. B. Barnes '33, L. A. S. McCabe '35, J. S. Bach '36, James Laughlin, IV '36, J. J. Slocum '36, and F. E. Sweetser '36 have been added to the former, while R. R. Lucas '34, and T. J. Ripley '35 are the new members of the Business Board...
...Williams, professor of Economics, and J. S. Bixler, lecturer on Theology, were two of seven men to receive elections and appointments to the faculty of Harvard University, it was announced last night at University Hall. Williams will become Ropes Professor of Political Economy succeeding W. Z. Ripley, who became Professor Emeritus on March 1. Bixler is to serve Bussey Professor of Theology...
...some 15 years Cartoonist Robert LeRoy Ripley has derived wealth and fame from his feature "Believe It Or Not," graphically reporting curiosities from all over the world. Fortnight ago the New York Evening Post was endeavoring to syndicate a similar feature, depicting marvels like the above, not yet in the world but which might exist. Title: CAN IT BE DONE...