Word: sabines
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Junior League. Last week the Junior League voted, through the Junior League Magazine's poll, 8,021-to-397 against the 18th Amendment. But the Association of Junior-Leagues of America, Inc. (23,300 members) never goes on record officially in any political question. Commented Mrs. Charles H. Sabin, national chairman of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform: "The result of the poll is one of the most telling blows which Prohibition has received from women...
Major General George Sabin Gibbs who retired as Chief Signal Officer of the U. S. Army to become a vice president of International Telephone 6 Telegraph Corp-(TIME, July 13), was made president of Postal Telegraph-Cable Co,, succeeding newlywed Clarence Hungerford Mackay who becomes board chairman. General Gibbs's record in the Army was long and active. He entered the service in 1898 as a private in the sist Iowa Infantry. In 1900, after participating in 28 Spanish War skirmishes & engagements, he was made a first lieutenant, signal officer. He served several years in Alaska and Cuba...
Married-Charles Hamilton Sabin Jr., son of the board chairman of Guaranty Trust Co.; and Mrs. Dorothy Layman Ransdell, Washington divorcee, at Gloucester, Mass...
...Ryan said he wanted Mr. Jones to fly to Southampton and to Boston with some books that morning. Mr. Jones agreed and four hours later alighted at Piping Rock Country Club where Mr. Ryan handed him books addressed to Mrs. Ryan, to Mrs. Charles Hamilton Sabin, Cardinal O'Connell and Eleonora Sears. The books were copies of Verses by Barry Vail. "Barry Vail" is John Barry Ryan. Sample Ryan verses...
Major General George Sabin Gibbs, 55, retired chief signal officer of U. S. Army Signal Corps, was made a vice president of International Telephone & Telegraph...