The Hexagon of Alpha Chi SIGMA Volume 5 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 Excerpt: ...Brother Baker (Alpha), who came to us from Wisconsin this year, did likewise. A card from "Jerry" announces the following: Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Dietrichson At Home after February the first 420 Walnut Street South East Minneapolis Joe Hopkins, '04, reports that he is back in the neighborhood of the Twin Cities. Address Route No. 1, Minneapolis. His venture on a farm in Missouri did not seem to suit him. George W. Walker was on the campus in the holidays. He teaches some chemistry, but his new work is largely administrative and normal work. Several of the alumni of the Twin Cities turned out to the very successful initiation recently. Brother Buswell reports that he had the pleasure of a short visit with Brother Daniels during the holidays. Frank F. Grant, Alumnus Secretary. Notes From Gamma Sidney Katzenstein is now Assistant Manager of the Strim Iron Company at Mancelona, Mich. James C. Vivian has become deeply interested in the paint business; he is now Vice-president and Secretary of the Lanke-Vivian Company of Cleveland. Arthur Wilker is now professor of chemistry at the Baldwin-Wallace College. Frank A. Steele is very well pleased with the rubber industry; he is general foreman at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Akron. Bob townsend, or "Doc," as he is known around Cleveland, is obtaining some fine experience in the heat treatment of steel at the Perfection Spring Company, Cleveland. E. J. Proreck, Alumnus Secretary. Notes From Delta Brothers W. N. Jones and O. C. Shaefer passed through Columbia during the Christmas holidays. "Schaef's" visit was on business for the National Radium Institute of Denver, with which he is connected. It is reported that "Web's" visit to these parts was also "official" i...