College Life, OAC Review, V.18, No.5, Feb.1906, p.228-231. Poultry Institute. Dairy Courses. Poultry Course. 1906.

Creelman, George C. (George Christie), 1869-1929

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CREELMAN, GEORGE CHRISTIE, educator and office holder; b. 9 May 1869 in Collingwood, Ont., son of James Rutherford Creelman and Isabella Christina Patterson; m. 8 Sept. 1892 Ada Ross Mills, daughter of James Mills, in Guelph, Ont., and they had two daughters and three sons; d. 18 April 1929 near Beamsville, Ont. Descendants of northern Irish settlers in Nova Scotia, George Creelman’s parents moved to New Brunswick and then, in the 1860s, to Ontario. Creelman would spend most of his life in th...

OAC Review Index (University of Guelph)

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Ontario Agricultural College. Student Societies. Literary Society.

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Trophy awarded to encourage competition and participation in the work of the Philharmonic Society, the Union Literary Society and the English Division of the College Royal. From the description of Intramural Phil-Lit trophy presented by Year '50 O.A.C. for annual competition. 1950. (University of Guelph). WorldCat record id: 626334560 ...

Zavitz, Charles A. (Charles Ambrose), 1863-1942

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Charles Ambrose Zavitz (1863–1942, born Coldstream, Ontario) was born in 1863 into a family that was a combination of both Quakers and United Empire Loyalists. Upon graduation in 1886 from the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph, Ontario, the college hired him as a junior chemist, promoted him in 1888 to Assistant Superintendent of Experiments, and again in 1904 to head the new department of Field Husbandry. Zavitz revitalized the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union. "By 1924 mo...

Jarvis, Harold, 1864-1924

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Lochhead, William, 1864-1927

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Dean, H. H. (Henry Hoshel), 1865-

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Frier, G. M.

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Macdonald Institute. Buildings. Macdonald Hall.

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Smith, H. B.

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The 1915 Cornell football team was undefeated in the country. Its mascot was a real bear cub, named Touchdown. From the description of Cornell University 1915 football team photograph, 1915. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 270117315 ...