Beulah Amidon

Background

Amidon, Beulah was born on August 19, 1895 in Fargo. North Dakota. Daughter of Charles Fremont and Beulah (McHenry) Amidon.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Barnard College, 1915. Student of University of Southern California and New School for Social Research.

Career

Paul Grady Ratliff, February 27, 1919 (died 1926). Children—Beulah Curtis (Mistress Thorold J. Deyrup), Philip Grady. Press secretary National Woman’s Party, 1916-1917.

Special writer Committee on Public Information, 1917-1918.

Feature and editorial writer, newspapers Non-partisan League, 1918-1919. Associate editor The Survey, 1926-1952.

Editor publications The Twentieth Century Fund, 1952-1954. Now editorial staff member Saint George’s Church.

Achievements

• Beulah Amidon has been listed as a noteworthy editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of the board Public Affairs Committee. Member Phi Beta Kappa. Clubs: Barnard College.

Connections

Married Captain; children: Beulah Curtis (Mistress Thorold J. Deyrup), Philip Grady.