More Friends and Family - c 1917-1918 - pages 85 - 90

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 I'm very lucky to have several of my grandmother Evelyn Clara Call's (1895-1962) photo albums. And perhaps even luckier that she labeled many of the photos - so I know roughly when and where they were taken, and who was in the photos. 

My grandmother attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 1915-1916, and then Cornell University in Ithaca, New York from 1916-1919. 

Page 85 has photos from Stafford, New York with photos of siblings and cousins 



Our house
Prospect Farm, Stafford, Genesee County, New York



L to R: Charlotte, Bertram, Bob, May, Irving, Bud


3 Calves 
L to R: Bud, Bertram, May



L to R: Bud, May, Evelyn, Charlotte

These may be several of Evelyn Clara Call's cousins and siblings in the photos, Some I have been able to definitely identify - and based on those - have guessed at others

Charlotte - Might be Charlotte Louise Daniels (1893-1958) daughter of Walter Scott Daniels and Elizabeth Alberta Call - first cousin of Evelyn Clara Call

Bertram - Might be Betram Thornwaite Jones (1896-1948) son of William Thornwaite Jones and Minnie Steen. William was the son of Ann Joslin, sister of Charlotte Joslin mother of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Alberta Call - second cousin of Evelyn Clara Call

Bob - Robert Vincent Call (1892-1961) son of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe

May - I don't have a good theory for who May is

Irving - Irving Joslyn Call (1900-1995) son of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe

Bud - Probably Roaslind Alberta Daniels (1897-1990) daughter of Walter Scott Daniels and Elizabeth Alberta Call. She was known as "Bud" short for Rosebud

Evelyn - Evelyn Clara Call (1895-1962) daughter of Charles Joslin Call and Elizabeth Ann Coe

Page 86 has photographs of Alden Malvern Jones from 1918






Alden - June 1918

Alden - 1918

Alden Malvern Jones (1915-2010) son of Malvern Smith Jones and Edith Alberta Call


At Maple Square
Happy? (1918)



Home, Sweet Home
September 1917

Page 87 has a photo of Evelyn Clara Call and one of an unidentified woman



Six Mile Creek, Ithaca


October 1917
Evelyn Clara Call

Page 88 has photographs of F.L. Schaefer





F.L. Roy Schaefer (Cornell '18)


F.L. Schaefer


Roy

F.L. Roy Schaefer - Frederick LeRoy Schaefer (1892-1981) son of Joseph Schaefer and Mary Duffin. He earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1918 from Cornell. He was from Cincinnati, Ohio

Evelyn Clara Call



Beebe Lake



Page 89 has friends of Evelyn Clara Call - probably at Cornell



One Saturday
L to R: Jessica Van Horsen, Jane Stone, Bernice Reynolds, Evelyn

Jessica Van Horsen - Jessica Helen Van Horsen (1897-1988) daughter of Louis Van Horson and Sophia Fitts.   She was from Mount Vernon, New York and earned a  degree in Arts and Sciences in 1918 from Cornell. 

Jane Stone -Jane Beverly Stone  (1898-1995) daughter of Louis Stone and Zella Behrman.  She graduated from Cornell in  1920 with a degree in Agriculture. She was from Syracuse, New York. 

Bernice Reynolds -   Bernice C. Reynolds (1896-1973) graduated from Cornell in 1920 with a degree in Agriculture. She was the daughter of Charles John Reynolds and Mary Ella Wilder. 


Albert & Albert

Evelyn Clara Call, Betty Cook, Anna Leonhart (seated)


Evelyn Clara Call, Betty Cook

Betty Cook & Helen Huie

Betty Cook - Elizabeth Rose Cook  (1898-1980) daughter of John Thomas Cook and Elizabeth Rose Hawley.  She was from Albany and earned a degree in Agriculture from Cornell in 1919. 

Anna Leonhart - Anna Margaret Leonhardt (1899-1989) daughter of Henry Leonhardt and Elizabeth Zimmer.   She was from Alexandria Bay and earned a degree in Arts and Sciences from Cornell in 1920. 

Helen Huie - Helen Pierson Huie (1899-1995) daughter of Kin Huie and Louisa Van Arnam. She was from New York City and earned a degree in Arts and Sciences from Cornell in 1920. 

Page 90 has photos of Evelyn Clara Call and friends after Chemistry Lab





After Chem Lab
Back row: Marjorie Roberts, Evelyn Clara Call, Frances Van Arsdale
Front row: "Polly" Griffin, Helen Acomb


Marjorie Roberts - Marjorie Irene Roberts (1900-1992) daughter of Emmett Roberts and Jennie Faucett  She was from Elmira and earned a degree in Agriculture from Cornell in 1920. 

Frances Van Arsdale - Frances Luella Van Arsdale  (1900-1990) daughter of John Carlton Van Arsdale and Addie Wheeler    She was from Alden and earned a degree in Agriculture from Cornell in 1920. 

"Polly" Griffin - Mary Hulda Griffin  (1897-  ) daughter of Irving Livingston Griffin and Mary Lewis She was from Richmond Hill and earned a degree in Agriculture from Cornell in 1920. 

Helen Acomb - Helen McCurdy Acomb (1897-1990) daughter of William Acomb and Margaret McCurdy She was from Dansville and earned a degree in Agriculture from Cornell in 1920. 




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