Word: seip
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Bishop of the Arctic. Born Oct. 25, 1884 in the town of Stavanger, tall, blue-eyed, straw-blond young Eivind Berggrav, the son of a bishop, graduated from the University of Oslo in 1908. In 1909 he married Kathrine Seip (they have five sons) and launched himself on a dual career as editor and high-school teacher. After ten years of teaching he finally entered the service of the Church as pastor of the little parish of Hurdalen, 40 miles from Oslo. Six years later he became chaplain of Botsfengslet Prison in Oslo...
...complaint came from a citizen who had failed to get enough gas to visit his ailing mother, who later died. Local Chairman Clarence Seip complained to district headquarters...
Said Chairman Seip: "Lewis certainly couldn't have driven that distance on an A card, and a visit to his mother certainly could not be classified as essential driving...
...Gardiner right tackle, 202 Pfister right guard, 197 Page center, 167 Peabody left guard, 185 Miller left tackle, 250 MacKinney left end, 187 Farrell left end, 178 R. J. White left tackle, 192 C. Murphy left guard, 186 Evans center, 181 Michel right guard, 198 Olds right tackle, 195 Seip right end, 180 Jarrell blocking back, 175 Mazur tailback, 175 Hill wingback, 178 Hatch fullback, 175 ARMY
...Donnell be in there, don't worry. Injuries don't bother us; when we get scratches we just put Heiden on them. And never fear; there'll be no weeping along the Jarrells tonight. Jawn'll stuff the Army down a Hatch so it'll never Seip out. I make it Harvard...