Word: saranac
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...motorboat racer. Curtis is good at golf and motorboating, prefers the latter. Raymond Stevens pitched ably on the 1914 Yale baseball team. Every autumn all four Stevens brothers spend two months hunting and trapping in the Adirondacks or wilder Canada. Other expert U. S. bobbers are Henry ("Hank") Homburger, Saranac, N. Y., civil engineer; Eddie Eagan, famed amateur boxer; Baron Walther von Mumm, onetime "champagne king" of Rheims; Jay O'Brien, Manhattan socialite...
Died. George F. Walker, 48, brother of New York's Mayor James John Walker; of tuberculosis; at Saranac Lake...
With leave to study abroad, Edward R. Bacon Art Scholarship: R. C. Morrison, Cambridge, Mass.; Coolidge Fellowship: J. M. Potter, Cambridge, Mass.; Arthur Deloraine Corey Fellowship: E. A. Robinson, Saranac Lake, N. Y.; Bayard Cutting Fellowship: L. T. White, Jr., San Anselmo, Cal.; Harvard-Yenching Institute Fellowships: Derk Bodde, Rochester, N. Y.; R. K. Reischauer, Tokyo, Japan: L. C. S. Sickman, Denver, Colo.; John Knowles Paine Travelling Fellowships in Music: R. L. Kirkpatrick, Leominster, Mass.; S. D. Tuttle, Parkersburg, West Virignia; Rogers Fellowships: F. E. Manuel, Roxbury, Mass.; Sumner B. Myers, Boston, Mass.; Sachs Research Fellowship in Fine Arts...
Famed & fashionable in Franklin County, N. Y. was the old Ampersand Hotel, built in 1888, razed by fire in 1907. Today on Lower Saranac Lake stands a new Hotel Ampersand. The name is taken from an Ampersand Mountain, an Ampersand Lake, an Ampersand Brook, probably a corruption of "amber sand" on the lake shore rather than a learned comparison between the brook's crookedness...
...Literary Boards: William Tyson Kemble '34, of Cambridge; Porey Townsend Rathbone '33, of New Rochelle, N. Y.; Thomas Anthony Robinson '34, of Saranac Lake, N. Y.; Theodore Rousseau '34, of Paris, France; and Robert Chester Smith, Jr. '33, of Detroit, Michigan...