Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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346 HISTORY OF 1916 S. 'X 4 He prepared at the University School, Cleveland. Ohio Club. Delta Phi and St. Elmo Club. Freshman and Junior years he roomed with Ralph H. Comey, at 120 High Street, and 111 Grove Street. He left at the end of Junior year to go into business, and is now shipping clerk of the linseed oil mills of the Sherwin- Williams Company, of Cleveland. His address is 3224 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. HORAOE Fimns DOOLITTLE Horace was born in Meriden, Conn., September 16, 1893. His father, Henry Monroe Doolittle, was born in New Haven, Conn., in 1859, and has spent his life in New England. He is now a retired manufacturer. Mrs. Doolittle was Martha Florence Fales before her marriage, and her home was in Meriden. There are six children in the family, one deceased. Charles H. Doolit- tle, 1909 S., and I. Lewis Doolittle, 1912 S., are brothers, and Rev. Theodore A. Fischer, 1912 D., is an uncle. He prepared at the Meriden High School, at the Salisbury School and at the Hopkins Grammar School, New Haven. Doolittle commuted during his few months at college, and left at the close of the second term in Freshman year. He married Edna Sexton Blair, on April 14, 1915, and is in the employ of

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BIOGRAPHIES OF NON-GRADUATES 345 under the firm name of Harshaw, Fuller Sa Goodwin Company, of which he is vice-president. His mother 's name was Elizabeth Luthera Stockwell, and her home was in VVilloughby, Ohio. Kenyon has one sister. Congdon prepared at the Pawling School, and the Mount Ver- non High School. He was a member of the Yale Glee Club. Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Gamma Delta Hall. Freshman year he roomed with Edward S. Gregory, Jr., at 12 Prospect Place, and Junior year with John Prout West, at 370 Temple Street. He left at the end of Junior year to go into the chemical business, and may be addressed at 33 Rich Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y. CHARLES EDWARD DANGLER Charley was born in Cleveland, Ohio, April 25, 1895. His father, David Edward Dangler, has spent the most of his life in Cleveland, where he is in business, the irm name being the Dangler Stove Company. Mrs. Dangler, who was also from Cleveland, was Effie Maud Scofield, and there are three sons in her family. Clifford S. Dangler, 61'-,O7 S., and Frank B. Dan- gler, '09 S.. are brothers, and Henry C. Dangler, '04, and David Dangler, '05, are cousins.

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BIOGRAPHIES OF NON-GRADUATES 347 the International Silver Company. He may be addressed at 33 Akron Street, Meriden, Conn. ISAAC BAR'rnETtr CABOT DYER Isaac was born in Portland, Maine, January 4, 1891, the only son of Isaac Watson Dyer, who was born in Baldwin, Maine,