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SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
HAROLD DAY FOSTER
M F I9O4
Born February 12, 1879, tn Jersey City,N J
Died November 5, 1947, in Portland, Ore
Father, Rev Addison Pinneo Foster,
DD (BA Williams 1863, MA 1886,
Princeton Theological Seminary 1864-65,
Andover Theological Seminary 1866), a
Congregational minister, secretary American Sunday School Union, New England
District, son of Rev Eden Burroughs Foster, D D, and Catherine (Pinneo) Foster
Mother, Harnette (Day) Foster, daughter
of Shenbiah Butts and Harnette (Sampson) Day
Newton (Mass ) High School, B A Williams 1902, M F Yale 1904, student in
botany ^and mineralogy Yale Graduate
School 1902-4, associated with U S Forest
Service 1904 until retirement 1935 (forest
assistant and later supervisor [mapping and
collecting silvical data] Crater Lake National Forest [later named Rogue River
National Forest] 1904-18, in charge maps
and surveys district office, Portland, 1919-
20, supervisor Mount Hood and Wenat-
chee National forests 1920-22, deputy foi-
est supervisor Columbia National Forest,
Portland, 1922-25, examiner of applications
District 6, Portland, 1926-32, assistant forester Mount Hood National Forest 1933-
34, emergency conservation work m regional office 1934-35) > because of ill-health
had accepted less strenuous positions, contributed many articles to forestry publications and philatelic magazines, a tounder
American Guide Line Society (president
1936-47), member Amencan Association
for the Advancement of Science, Amencan
Forestry Association, Society of Amencan
Foresters, and Waverley Heights Congregational Church, Portland
Married December 20, 1904, in Pownal,
Vt, Giace Elisabeth, daughter of William
Adams and Mary Ann (Rickards) Hermon. Son Harold Day, Jr (Umv Oregon
Class of 1930, died March 1, 1946) Mrs
Foster died July 10, 1926
Death due to congestive heart failuie
Buried in Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland Survived bv a grandson and a sister,
Mrs John Elias Gnbble of Medford, Ore
CLINTON GOLD SMITH
m r 1904
Born September 16, 1879, in North Cornwall, Conn
Died October 15, 1947, in Mdledgevdle, Ga
Father, Walter Dodge Smith, busmess
manager Atlanta University, son of Marcus
DeForest and Harriet (Cole) Smith Mother, Mary Louisa (Coe) Smith, daughter of
Henry Levi and Coineha Ann (Gnswold)
Coe
Litchfield (Conn) High School, B Agr
University of Connecticut 1898, MF Yale
1904, associated with US Forest Service
1900-1903 and 1904 until retirement 1915
(assistant in California 1904-5, Medicine
Bow [Wyo ] 1905-7, and Weiser and
Boise National foiesta 1907-8, supervisor
Pocatello National Forest 1908-9 and Cache
National Forest 1909-15, member District
Investigative Committee 1914-15, and assistant district forester Ogden, Utah, 1915-
17 [instigator in establishment of a course
of study for forest rangers and sanitary
management of Logan watershed], transferred to Washington, D C, as forest inspector Branch of Silviculture, 1917-20, in
charge Lands and Grazing, District 7,
Washington, 1920-28, forest supervisor
Cherokee and Alabama National forests
1928-32, in charge Choctawhatehee and
Apalachicola National forests 1933-34, regional forester Kisatchee National Forest
and in charge Lumber Code acti\ lties, New
Orleans, 1935, senior code examiner Private Timbeiland Cooperation fundei NR
A ] 1935-36, specialist in production of
pulpwood and pulpwood conservation
Office of State and Pnvate Forests, District
7, Atlanta, 1937-43, worked on pulpwood
production in cooperation with War Production Board [senior analyst, pulpwood
branch, Paper and Paper Products Division,
O P A , and made comprehensive analysis
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| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1945-1950 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1945-1950 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
| Title | Page 231 |
| Transcript | SCHOOL OF FORESTRY HAROLD DAY FOSTER M F I9O4 Born February 12, 1879, tn Jersey City,N J Died November 5, 1947, in Portland, Ore Father, Rev Addison Pinneo Foster, DD (BA Williams 1863, MA 1886, Princeton Theological Seminary 1864-65, Andover Theological Seminary 1866), a Congregational minister, secretary American Sunday School Union, New England District, son of Rev Eden Burroughs Foster, D D, and Catherine (Pinneo) Foster Mother, Harnette (Day) Foster, daughter of Shenbiah Butts and Harnette (Sampson) Day Newton (Mass ) High School, B A Williams 1902, M F Yale 1904, student in botany ^and mineralogy Yale Graduate School 1902-4, associated with U S Forest Service 1904 until retirement 1935 (forest assistant and later supervisor [mapping and collecting silvical data] Crater Lake National Forest [later named Rogue River National Forest] 1904-18, in charge maps and surveys district office, Portland, 1919- 20, supervisor Mount Hood and Wenat- chee National forests 1920-22, deputy foi- est supervisor Columbia National Forest, Portland, 1922-25, examiner of applications District 6, Portland, 1926-32, assistant forester Mount Hood National Forest 1933- 34, emergency conservation work m regional office 1934-35) > because of ill-health had accepted less strenuous positions, contributed many articles to forestry publications and philatelic magazines, a tounder American Guide Line Society (president 1936-47), member Amencan Association for the Advancement of Science, Amencan Forestry Association, Society of Amencan Foresters, and Waverley Heights Congregational Church, Portland Married December 20, 1904, in Pownal, Vt, Giace Elisabeth, daughter of William Adams and Mary Ann (Rickards) Hermon. Son Harold Day, Jr (Umv Oregon Class of 1930, died March 1, 1946) Mrs Foster died July 10, 1926 Death due to congestive heart failuie Buried in Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland Survived bv a grandson and a sister, Mrs John Elias Gnbble of Medford, Ore CLINTON GOLD SMITH m r 1904 Born September 16, 1879, in North Cornwall, Conn Died October 15, 1947, in Mdledgevdle, Ga Father, Walter Dodge Smith, busmess manager Atlanta University, son of Marcus DeForest and Harriet (Cole) Smith Mother, Mary Louisa (Coe) Smith, daughter of Henry Levi and Coineha Ann (Gnswold) Coe Litchfield (Conn) High School, B Agr University of Connecticut 1898, MF Yale 1904, associated with US Forest Service 1900-1903 and 1904 until retirement 1915 (assistant in California 1904-5, Medicine Bow [Wyo ] 1905-7, and Weiser and Boise National foiesta 1907-8, supervisor Pocatello National Forest 1908-9 and Cache National Forest 1909-15, member District Investigative Committee 1914-15, and assistant district forester Ogden, Utah, 1915- 17 [instigator in establishment of a course of study for forest rangers and sanitary management of Logan watershed], transferred to Washington, D C, as forest inspector Branch of Silviculture, 1917-20, in charge Lands and Grazing, District 7, Washington, 1920-28, forest supervisor Cherokee and Alabama National forests 1928-32, in charge Choctawhatehee and Apalachicola National forests 1933-34, regional forester Kisatchee National Forest and in charge Lumber Code acti\ lties, New Orleans, 1935, senior code examiner Private Timbeiland Cooperation fundei NR A ] 1935-36, specialist in production of pulpwood and pulpwood conservation Office of State and Pnvate Forests, District 7, Atlanta, 1937-43, worked on pulpwood production in cooperation with War Production Board [senior analyst, pulpwood branch, Paper and Paper Products Division, O P A , and made comprehensive analysis 231 |
