Word: sons
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sick-list" were delighted to receive as gifts from Robert W. Chambers, a number of good books, and a quantity of candy, which was secured only after special permission of the Committee on Food Administration. Mr. Chambers' son, R. H. Chambers '21, is a patient at Stillman. Since September 20, 112 men have been received, over ninety of whom have been discharged...
Major Williams, son of Colonel Williams, commandant of the S. A. T. C., has been detailed to Cambridge to handle the applications for the Officers' Training Schools which will pass through Headquarters. Since all applications for admittance to an Officers' School must be made to the War Department through the office of the nearest S. A. T. C. unit, Major Williams will be in charge of applications from many men other than those attending the University. The S. A. T. C. Headquarters has received instructions to hold up applications for the infantry, but to proceed as usual with those...
...Gross; 1st Lieutenant. H. F. Gibbs; 2nd Lieutenant, W. J. Louderback; 1st Sergeant, J. G. Coolidge; Supply Sergeant, L. B. Evans; Sergeants, W. B. Frothingham, E. P. Perkins; Corporals. R. M. Sedgwick, P. E. Stevenson, R. W. Hersey, D. B. Lincoln, D. P. Robinson, L. R. Sander son, E. Lovering, M. E. Olmsted...
Harvard leaves a wife and a young son, Peter. His younger brother, Kenneth, was killed in the British advance near Ypres last August...
Robert Todd Lincoln '64, son of Abraham Lincoln, has contributed the sum of $20,000 in securities to the University toward its $10,000,000 Endowment Fund. For the present the active campaign to raise that endowment from among University alumni has been suspended because of the war, but contributions are still being received...