Past and Present of DeKalb County Illinois
By Prof. Lewis M. Gross, Chicago
The Pioneer Publishing Company, 1907
Vol. 1, Page 562
William Hartson Aldrich
William Hartson Aldrich, connected with the "True Republican" office at Sycamore for the past four years, was born on a farm three miles southwest of Spencer in Clay County, Iowa, Aug 13, 1888. His father was Avery Judson Aldrich and his mother in her maidenhood was Mary Elizabeth Dennis. Mr. Aldrich of this review acquired his early education in the district schools of Clay County and afterward attended the public school at Mason City, Iowa, and Breck College at Windom, Jackson County, Minnesota, being graduated on the completion of the academic course in the year 1902. In January 1889 he had become a resident of Sycamore, Illinois but in the spring of that year removed to Paw Paw, Illinois and in October 1890 located at Spencer, Iowa. Anxious to improve his education, he entered Breck College and following the completion of the academic course there in 1902 he again came to Sycamore. On the 5th of January 1903 he entered the office of the "True Republican", where he has since remained. He has a bright future before him in the publishing line, being associated with one of the leading newspapers of the country. Among his sterling and salient characteristics are numbered energy, integrity and determination and these prove an excellent foundation upon which to build the superstructure of advancement and success.
Contributor: Carolyn Dennis Kress (47125678) • [email protected]
For a full bio of William contact the manager of this memorial or [email protected]
By Prof. Lewis M. Gross, Chicago
The Pioneer Publishing Company, 1907
Vol. 1, Page 562
William Hartson Aldrich
William Hartson Aldrich, connected with the "True Republican" office at Sycamore for the past four years, was born on a farm three miles southwest of Spencer in Clay County, Iowa, Aug 13, 1888. His father was Avery Judson Aldrich and his mother in her maidenhood was Mary Elizabeth Dennis. Mr. Aldrich of this review acquired his early education in the district schools of Clay County and afterward attended the public school at Mason City, Iowa, and Breck College at Windom, Jackson County, Minnesota, being graduated on the completion of the academic course in the year 1902. In January 1889 he had become a resident of Sycamore, Illinois but in the spring of that year removed to Paw Paw, Illinois and in October 1890 located at Spencer, Iowa. Anxious to improve his education, he entered Breck College and following the completion of the academic course there in 1902 he again came to Sycamore. On the 5th of January 1903 he entered the office of the "True Republican", where he has since remained. He has a bright future before him in the publishing line, being associated with one of the leading newspapers of the country. Among his sterling and salient characteristics are numbered energy, integrity and determination and these prove an excellent foundation upon which to build the superstructure of advancement and success.
Contributor: Carolyn Dennis Kress (47125678) • [email protected]
For a full bio of William contact the manager of this memorial or [email protected]
Past and Present of DeKalb County Illinois
By Prof. Lewis M. Gross, Chicago
The Pioneer Publishing Company, 1907
Vol. 1, Page 562
William Hartson Aldrich
William Hartson Aldrich, connected with the "True Republican" office at Sycamore for the past four years, was born on a farm three miles southwest of Spencer in Clay County, Iowa, Aug 13, 1888. His father was Avery Judson Aldrich and his mother in her maidenhood was Mary Elizabeth Dennis. Mr. Aldrich of this review acquired his early education in the district schools of Clay County and afterward attended the public school at Mason City, Iowa, and Breck College at Windom, Jackson County, Minnesota, being graduated on the completion of the academic course in the year 1902. In January 1889 he had become a resident of Sycamore, Illinois but in the spring of that year removed to Paw Paw, Illinois and in October 1890 located at Spencer, Iowa. Anxious to improve his education, he entered Breck College and following the completion of the academic course there in 1902 he again came to Sycamore. On the 5th of January 1903 he entered the office of the "True Republican", where he has since remained. He has a bright future before him in the publishing line, being associated with one of the leading newspapers of the country. Among his sterling and salient characteristics are numbered energy, integrity and determination and these prove an excellent foundation upon which to build the superstructure of advancement and success.
Contributor: Carolyn Dennis Kress (47125678) • [email protected]
For a full bio of William contact the manager of this memorial or [email protected]
By Prof. Lewis M. Gross, Chicago
The Pioneer Publishing Company, 1907
Vol. 1, Page 562
William Hartson Aldrich
William Hartson Aldrich, connected with the "True Republican" office at Sycamore for the past four years, was born on a farm three miles southwest of Spencer in Clay County, Iowa, Aug 13, 1888. His father was Avery Judson Aldrich and his mother in her maidenhood was Mary Elizabeth Dennis. Mr. Aldrich of this review acquired his early education in the district schools of Clay County and afterward attended the public school at Mason City, Iowa, and Breck College at Windom, Jackson County, Minnesota, being graduated on the completion of the academic course in the year 1902. In January 1889 he had become a resident of Sycamore, Illinois but in the spring of that year removed to Paw Paw, Illinois and in October 1890 located at Spencer, Iowa. Anxious to improve his education, he entered Breck College and following the completion of the academic course there in 1902 he again came to Sycamore. On the 5th of January 1903 he entered the office of the "True Republican", where he has since remained. He has a bright future before him in the publishing line, being associated with one of the leading newspapers of the country. Among his sterling and salient characteristics are numbered energy, integrity and determination and these prove an excellent foundation upon which to build the superstructure of advancement and success.
Contributor: Carolyn Dennis Kress (47125678) • [email protected]
For a full bio of William contact the manager of this memorial or [email protected]
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