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DEATH COMES TO
A. L. JENKINS, '04

G. DAVIS

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Known Engineering
Authority and Professor at
Cincinnati University Succumbs After Long Illness.

Widely

PRESIDENT

BUCKNER, '08

BLANDING, 23
L. KIRK, '24

RAYMOND

SECRETARY-TREASURE-

Alexander Lewis Jenkins, who
was graduated from the College of
Engineering of the University of
Kentucky with the class of 1904,
died at his home in Cincinnati,
Friday, March 8, after a prolonged
illness. Mr. Jenkins had been a professor at ithe University of Cincinnati for more than 20 years, and at
the time of his death was head of
the mechanical engineering department of the University of Cincinnati.
was known
Professor Jenkins
throughout America and Europe
for his research on machine tools
and the designing of heavy machinery. His publication on the analysis of combined stresses and
their application to the practical
design of machine tools, hydraulic
presses, punching
and shearing
machinery are widely quoted in
textbooks and engineering literature.
Dr. Herman Schneider,
former
dean of the College of Engineering
and now acting president of the
University of Cincinnati said: "The
death of Professor Jenkins is a
great loss to the University be
cause of his fine personality and his
wide knowledge of theory and practice in the field of mechanical en
gineering. He is known internationally as an expert in the finer and
more intricate phases of machine
design.
"Professor Jenkins was a man
who had a most extensive grasp of
all departments of mechanical engineering. His advice frequently was
sought by engineering experts. His
standing In the profession was indicated by the fact that he was
president of the Engineers' Club of
Cincinnati and in recent years has
been a member of an important
committee of the A. S. M. E."
He was buried in Springfield, Ky.,
the place where he was born.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Wayland Rhoades, '15
W. C. Wilson, '13
Dr. George H. Wilson,

Mrs. E. T. Troctor, '16
Dr. E. C. Elliott, 02
Walter Hlllenmeyer, 04

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ATTENTION, CLASS OF 1904
Reunion

Quarter-Centenni- al

Our Class of 1904 is called to assemble on Commencement Week in June, at the University, in Lexington.
I respectfully urge all members to put aside their
anniversary.
tasks and attend this, our twenty.-fift- h
The specific date will be announced later. Let us us make
this the greatest reunion in the history of the class.

HEBER H. RICE,
Class President

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Railway Company. He Is located in
Altoona, Pa., where his address is
212 Twelfth avenue. Julietta Stau
tion.

1909

Wallace Altee Gastineau, LL. B.,
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Cecil Clement Garvin, B. C. E., is is owner and manager of the
an engineer with the Hercules PowPharmacy of Middlesboro,
der Company of Wilmington, Del. Ky. His address is 115 Ironwood
He lives in Holly Oak, Del.
road.
Rhoda Virginia Glass, A. B., is
James Henry Hall, B. M. E., is
teaching in the Lexington Senior secretary and treasurer
of the
high school. Her address is 114 Uni- Whitesburg Coal Company. He has
versity avenue, Lexington, Ky.
in Lexington and his resi
offices
dence address is 225 South HanLizzie Belle Hardesty, B. S., is over avenue.
Veterans' Pension Bureau
with the
in Washington, D. C, where her
Thomas H. Hayes, B. M. E., is a
address is Government Building, A.
sales engineer with the Westing-hou- se
and B.
Electric and Manufacturing
David William Harp, B. C. E., is Company. He is located in Indianapolis where he has offices on the
a farmer and lives near Lexington
in Fayette county, Ky. His address seventh floor of the Traction buildis Russell Cave Pike, Lexington, Ky. ing.

Jessie Fithian Hibler, B. S., now
is Mrs. Otta Herrenkohl, and lives
in Bridal Vail, Ore.

Charles Byron Gnadinger, B. S.,
is a chemist with the McLaughlin-Gormley-KiCompany of Minne- j apolis,
Minn. His address is 4941
avenue, South.
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Frank Withrow Haff, 1915:

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

University of Kentucky Clab
of Greater Cincinnati:
Dinner
on the first Tscsday evening of
each month at the Industrial
Club In Covington, located at
Pike and Madison streets. The
time Is 0:30 in the evening.
University of Kentucky Clab
of Chicago: Luncheon third Monday In each month at 12:30 p. m.,
In the grill room of Marshall
Field's Men's store.
Louisville Alumni Club of the
University of Kentucky:
Luncheon first Wednesday In each
month In the GrlU Room of the
Brown hotel, at 12:30 p. m. ,
The Buffalo Alumni Club:
Luncheon on the second Saturday In each month at the Chamber of Commerce building in Buffalo. The time Is 1:30 p. m.
Note Will the officers of other
Atumnl Clubs please send us the
dates and places of their regular
meetings?

DR. BUCKNER TO SPEAK
TO ASHLAND ALUMNI

today, Friday March 22, Dr. O.
Davis Buckner, president of the
Alumni Association, will go to Ashland, Ky., to be the speaker at the
banquet given by the newly organized University of Kentucky Club of
Ashland. This club began its organization just a few days ago and
so interested are the members of
the club that they already have almost perfected
an organization
which will be one of the largest on
the roll of alumni clubs. There will
be approximately 100 active members and an ambitious program of
activities has been planned. At the
meeting tonight permanent officers
will be elected and the organization
completed. Dr. Buckner will outline
the policies of the Alumni Association and its aims in organizing
alumni clubs all over Kentucky. A
full account of the organization of
this club will be given in the next
issue of The Kernel.

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ALUMNI DUES ARE NOW PAYABLE

Philip Garman, B. S is an engineer with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station.
His
address is in care of the station,
New Haven, Conn.

Fill out this blank and return it to the Alumni
Office with your check for $3.00. For the year 1929-3-

Name
(If a married woman give married and single naraei fcetb)
Clasi

Degree

Bbsumm Address

James Freeman Gilbert, B. 8., is an
instructor in the Anderson County
high school in Lawrenceburg, Ky.

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Edwin Joseph Gott, B. S., is a
bacteriologist with the Public Service Laboratories of the Kentucky
Experiment
Agricultural
Station.
His address is in care of the Experiment Station, Lexington, Ky.

Southern Dye Works

Box 386.

Residence AMress
(Please indicate by cross which you want used)

Benton's Sweet Shoppe

Inis Gillis, B. S., M. S. 1914, now
is Mrs. Arthur W. Huckle and lives
in Rock Hill, S. C, where her address is 301 College avenue.

Evelyn Graff, A. B., is
Viola
teaching in the Central School at
Somerset, Ky. Her address is P. O.
Robert Graham, B. S., is professor of animal husbandry and animal pathology at the University of
Illinois, Urbana. His address is
1010 South Burey street.
William Keadrick Gregory, B. M.
E., is a mechanical engineer with
the Reed Air Filter Company of
Louisville, Ky. He lives In Anchorage, Ky.

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When you patronize "The Grid" that you are patronizing an
alumnus of the University of Kentucky.
Also, you are helping
some worthy student make his way through school "The Grid"
employs one or more U. K. students.

James Stephen Golden, LLB., is
attorney-at-laand is located
in Barbourville, Ky., where his address is P. O. Box 72

Alfred Holbrook Johnson, 1915:

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Two alumni of the University of
Kentucky, representing two large
engineering concerns, were recent
visitors on the campus of the University, interviewing
senior engineering students with the view of
obtaining the services of several
after graduation in the spring.
by the
Both firms represented
alumni employ several members of
the graduating class each year.
Alexander Thornton Lewis, a life
member of the Alumni Association,
graduated
from the College of
Engineering with the class of 1906,
and is president of the York Heating
Corporation of
and Ventilating
Philadelphia, was one of the visiting alumni. Each year his company
employes several graduates of the
College of Engineering and today
his force of engineers and sales j
engineers is made up mainiy oi
graduates of the University of Kentucky. This year he selected five
men who will enter his employ as
soon as they have received their
degrees from the University.
William O. Hilren, who was graduated from the College of Engineering, now is a representative
of the Carrier Engineering Corporation of Newark, N. J. The Carrier Engineering Corporation is another large engineering concern
that takes a number of outstanding
graduates from the University each
year. The men selected by this corporation, receiving additional training in the specific work of that organization, receiving a salary at the
same time.
The College of Engineering of the
University of Kentucky, is known
throughout the whole United States
and graduates from this college always are in demand by the outstanding engineering and manufacturing concerns each year.

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Cleveland, Ohio. His business address is 4500 Euclid avenue. His
residence is in Avon Lake, Ohio.

Frances Cleveland Hushes, B. S.,
now is Mrs. A. T. Ramsey and lives
Halcomb Hudson, A. B., is with in Louisville, Ky., where her adErbie Lee Harrison, A. B., is state
president of the Farmers' Union. the Frederick A. Schmidt Company dress is Winton avenue, R. F. D. 1.
He lives in Lexington, Ky., and has of Cincinnati, Ohio and his address is in care of the company at
offices in the Security Trust buildMarion Gilbert Johnson, B. S.,
134 East Fourth.
ing.
now is Mrs. Lee Kirkpatrick and
lives in Paris, Ky.
Elizabeth Hayden, A. B., M. A.
Ernest England Horine, B. M. E.,
s.
M. E. 1912, is an electrical engineer 1911, now is Mrs. Benamin H.
1912
Both she and Mr. Collings
with the National Carbon Company
Howard Cleveland Galloway, B.
of Cleveland, Ohio. He is stationed are connected with the Andrews
in New York City and his address Asphalt Paving Company and their M. E., 1912, is an engineer with the
building, Viscose Company, of Nitro, W. Va.
is in care of the above company. address is
His residence address is Long Is- Louisville, Ky.
land City1, N. Y.
John Otha Gill, LL. B is an at-- I
1911
torney-at-laand is located in
Walter Andrew Harn, B C. E., C. Kansas City, Mo., where his address
1910
Frederick Garman, B. S., is a E. 1914, is general manager of the is 501, 510 Gloyd building.
chemist with the Pennsylvania Drummond - Miller Company ot
Cleo Gillis, B. S., M. S., 1913, now
is Mrs. Byron Hester. She is registrar for the Murray State Normal
MISSING MEN
School at Murray, Ky.
office will appreciate It if you will send in to this
The' Alumni
Eloise Elizabeth Ginn, A. B., is
addresses of any of the Alumni who are listed below:
office the
living in Los Angeles, Calif. Her adAleene Bradford Edwards, 1915:
dress is Room 302, Hall of Records.
Elizabeth Fearn Eldridge, 1915:

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