Word: welching
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...juice he was given. He immediately put his chefs at the Hotel Sherman to mixing tomato juice formulas. College Inn tomato juice cocktail appeared in the autumn of 1928. Prior to that there were at least three tomato juices on the market-two made by Indiana manufacturers, one by Welch. College Inn sold 60,000 cases the first season, chiefly by word of mouth, with little advertising...
Daniel B. Schirmer "37, Milton S. Smith 1G, Harold E. Taber Gr.ES, William P. VanEvern '37, John N. Vincent 1G, Roger J. Voskuyl 1G, Henry S. Wann 37, paul L. Ward 1G, Earle H. Webster '36, Harold P. Welch '36, Roger U. Wellington '37, Karl R. Whitney '35, Paul S. Winch '35, John J. Witherspoon '37, Willard G. Woelper 2L, Donald T. Wood '37, Harrison Wood '36, James A. E. Wood...
Died. Dr. William Henry Welch, 84, "Dean of U. S. Medicine"; of cancer of the prostate; in Baltimore. Born of a New England family and educated at Yale and Columbia, he began studying pathology and bacteriology in the 1870's when Koch's discoveries in contagious disease were new and when a well-rounded medical education could not be had in the U. S. Bringing from Europe new ideas and a sound reputation, Dr. Welch took over the organization of Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1884, became dean of its faculty in 1893. First...
Married. Mrs. Diana Lucy Munro, 38, eldest daughter of Great Britain's Stanley Baldwin; to George Durant Kemp-Welch. 26, onetime cricket captain of Cambridge; in London...
...best U. S. miniaturists showed their year's work. Outstanding was a clear, shining portrait of a cameo-featured young woman in a ruff collar, by last year's medal winner, Artemis Tavshanjian, 29-year-old U. S.-born Armenian. Last week's winner was Mabel Welch, for her painstaking profile of an old man. Margaret Foote Hawley offered a prim, pale portrait of Rosemary, wife of Poet Stephen Vincent Benét. Nearly everything in the show, marvelously smooth and glowing with flesh colors, was pretty enough to be enlarged for a popular magazine cover...