Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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. . - Q? .-.4+J-g'?T' gs2- filiifgr 1, - L - 2 1-4 .-'- A. . Q. w..'G' 1 - ' B +245-Ziff-'Ere : P25 n Q .-.-1-we J ,.t,:s,,-2:1-- ,-s :kg . N V - . ' '- -1- N S if '-i ' N I A N J i ' S B Diff: - . L . . . W -. .. - -': 6- L- it was 'MS C' - - P g : i?. i - 75 - D' ummm l J , l bfi- --f: - 'T ' fa,- Rcv. S. B. Salmon, D. D., aggressive super- intendent of the Canton District, North-East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church, is recognized for his belief in doing things, his genial good spirits, and his untiring work for the College, the country, and the church. He is a member of the Scio class of 1893 and - was chosen a trustee, June, 1917. X Isaac Hopwood Brownfield is a coal and coke operator of Uniontown, Pennsylvania. From Mount Union he has received the degree of Ph. B., 1887, and Ph. M., 1890. For hfteen years he has been an active trustee of Alma Mater. Dr. Perry Firestone King, successful phy- sician and surgeon of Alliance, stands for complete manhood. As a trustee, therefore, he gives his l1l1HC,'l11CZlllS, and thought to the College that her product may be men and Wo- inen of trained bodies, educated brains, and enriched souls. He had helped to make Mount Union athletics clean and widely recognized. He, too, is an alumnus, class of 1899, and has been a trustee since IQI4. Edmund Lewis Brown, chosen trustee in June, IQI7, is a nephew of the late Richard Brown, well remembered and long time stal- wart supporter of Mount Union in her early days. Mr. E. L. Brown is a successful broker - of Youngstown, where he is also a leader in business, civic, religious, and patriotic activ- 1t1es. Trustees V Tw,-11.13, A D MouN'r umon COLLEGE I' ' 1 l ,zu :r .. -.54