Howe, Charles Marion, 1842-1897
Biography
Rev. Howe was graduated from the University of Iowa in 1867 and Dartmouth College in 1868, after which he spent two years at Auburn Theological Seminary and then his final year of seminary at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. He was ordained for Presbyterian ministry on November 17, 1871, by the Presbytery of Waterloo in Iowa. His first pastorate was at the Eldora and Point Pleasant Presbyterian Churches (1872-1879), after which he became to pastor the Presbyterian congregation at Janesville, Iowa (1880-1886), pastor at the Presbyterian Church in Dysart, Iowa (1887-1889), pastor at a a church in New Mexico (1890-1893), and then he went to Pasadena, California (1894-1896.
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Charles Marion Howe letter
Two-page letter from Charles Marion Howe in Wilmington, Vermont to Asa Dodge Smith, asking Smith to forward his application for the quarterly installment to the Education Board of New York and send the draft to him.
Charles Marion Howe letter
Three-page letter from Charles Marion Howe in Wilmington, Vermont to Asa Dodge Smith, relating to a receipt which was not sent to New York.
Charles Marion Howe letter
Three-page letter from Charles Marion Howe in Iowa City, Iowa to Asa Dodge Smith, thanking Smith for a scholarship. Writer is not related to S.S. Howe. Inquires about board and room.
Charles Marion Howe letter
Two-page letter from Charles Marion Howe in Wilmington, Vermont to Asa Dodge Smith asking Smith to fill out the blank with a general statement of writer's standing and send it to Mr. Benedict? Writer will return to college as soon as his school closes.