Bryce Nathaniel Harlow

Background

Harlow, Bryce Nathaniel was born on August 11, 1916 in Oklahoma City. Son of Victor and Gertrude (Gindling) Harlow.

Education

Bachelor, University Oklahoma, 1936. Master of Arts, University Oklahoma, 1942. Postgraduate, University Texas, 1937.

Career

Graduate assistant, University Texas, 1937; assistant librarian, House of Representatives, 1938-1940; professional staff, Committee Armed Services, 1947-1949; chief clerk, Committee Armed Services, 1950-1951; secretary to member Congress, 1940-1941; advertising manager, Harlow Public Corporation, Oklahoma City, 1946; vice president, Harlow Public Corporation, Oklahoma City, 1951-1952; special assistant to White House staff, administrative assistant, special assistant, deputy assistant to President, 1952-1961; director governmental relations, Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Company, Washington, 1961-1968; vice president, Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Company, Washington, 1971-1987. Assistant to President United States, 1969, counsellor, 1969-1970.

Achievements

• Bryce Nathaniel Harlow has been listed as a noteworthy manufacturing executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Lieutenant colonel United States Army, 1941-1946. Member Oklahoma History Association, Oklahoma City Junior Chamber of Commerce, Capitol Hill Club, Army-Navy Country Club, National Press Club, Carlton Club, MetropolitanClub, Nineteen Twenty-Five F Club, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Theta.

Connections

Married Elizabeth Larimore, September 25, 1940 (deceased 1982). Children: Margery Gindling, Trudy Paxton, Bryce Larimore. Married Sarah Jane Studebaker, July, 1983.

Father:

Victor Harlow

Mother:

Gertrude (Gindling) Harlow

Spouse:

Elizabeth Larimore

Spouse:

Sarah Jane Studebaker

child:

Trudy Paxton Harlow

child:

Margery Gindling Harlow

child:

Bryce Larimore Harlow