Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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., ,,.-ax A-.x ,.,. -- .7 if ' F K' PROVINCE M. POGUE HOVINCE MCCORMICK POGUE was born at Maysville, Ky., Octo- ber 14, 1865. Mr. Pogue's family has been one that has adhered rigidly to the support of his Alma Mater. .Henry li. Pogue, father of the sub- ject of this sketch, was a member of the class of 18-fl-7, Washington Col- lege, Province M. Pogue, about whom this article is written, was a mem- ber of the class of 1887, his son, Province L. Pogue, is a llIClllbC1' of the class of 1918, and his nephew, William F. Pogue, is a member of the class of 1919. Thomas I.. Pogue, his partner, a member of the class of W. SL J. 1891, 'and Mr. Pogue have founded a Washington and Jefferson scholar- ship in memory ot' their father, they are both active in the W. 85 J. Alumni Association of'Cincinnati, O., and we know they will continue to aid in the future. While in college he was the winner of the German Classical prize and a member of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. After being graduated in 1887. on which occasion he delivered an oration and the Prophecy of his class, he entered the Cincinnati Law School, at Cincinnati, O., and was graduated in 1889 with the degree of Ll.. B. He further pursued the study of his profession in post graduate courses at the University of Virginia and Columbia Law School, New York City. While the goal of an attorney's ambition is a judgeship and while Mr. Pogue has been tendered the nomination of such a position more tha11 once, which in a normally Republican County is equivalent to an election, he has declined the same and followed a well defined plan of devoting his time to the advancement of his profession and to the aid of the administration of justice. By vote of the alumni of W. 8 J., wherever they happened to be, Mr. Pogue was elected one of the Alumni .Trustees at the meeting of the graduates in June, 1915, and was duly installed into that ottice at the following December meeting of the Trustees of the college. Mr. Pogue is the senior member of the firm of Pogue, Hoifheimer 8 Pogue, Counselors at Law, with extensive otiiees in the First National Bank Building, Cincinnati, O., which are the rendezvous for all Wash- ington and Jefferson Alumni in, or coming to, Cincinnati and where every one will be welcome. A 17