• Mr. Martin left the newspaper business shortly before world war 1 and became associated with the Y. M. C. A. While working with the “Y,” he made a trip to Europe and two to Panama. Since he retired in Rockford, he had been writing a family history and a history of his class at Northwestern. He was a member of Court Street Methodist Church.
1713• Raised in Ashton, Rockford, Flagg -- Illinois.
worked on family farm in Cherokee Co., Iowa
Evanston: prep. dept. Northwester Univ. 1884-1886
Northwestern Univ. 1886-1890
graduate work until 1893
22 years as newspaper reporter and editor, Chicago and Evanston
Chicago Tribune 4 years c.[1893-1897]
Chicago Record Herald 15 yrs. c.[1897-1912]
Evanston weekly: editor
YMCA work: mid-1910s on.
1785, p 2• 1920 Census: Harlem, Winnebago, Illinois. Age 46, b IL. Manager, Ironworks. Parents b Unk. State.
1786• Riley willed his Journal to his nephew, Dale L. Martin, I.
1722, p 35
• 1870 Census: Ashton, Lee, Illinois. Age 7, b IL.
1721• 1880 Census: Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois. Age 16, b IL. Boarder. Parents b IL. Living with Philetus Martin family.
236• 1930 Census: Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois. Age 66, b IL. Single. Father b Canada Eng; mother b IN.
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