Background
Boss, Charles Frederick was born on July 22, 1888 in Washington, District of Columbia. Son of Charles Frederick and Katie V. (Doyle) Boss.
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Charles Frederick Boss
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Bachelor Religions Education, Boston University, 1922. Graduate work American, Harvard and Northwestern Universities. Doctor of Laws, Adrian College, 1946.
Career
Began as transit man with civil engineer, 1906. Successively member engineering department, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Сompany. Topographic draftsman, United States Post Office Department.
With division topography, United States Geological Survey.
Ordained to ministry of Methodist Church. Served as pastor of churches in Washington District of Baltimore (Maryland.) Conference of Methodist Church.
Teacher Biblical subjects, church history and psychology in community schools of Religious education, Wellesley (Massachusetts), Hyde Park (Massachusetts), Fall River (Massachusetts). Director religious work, community church school, Readville, Massachusetts.
Director religious education Baltimore Conference of Methodist Church, 1922-1926.
Member board education Methodist Church superintendent church school division and director bureau educational research, 1926-1933. Executive secretary Commision on World Peace of Methodist Church Chicago, from 1936. Accredited official observer, press representative and consultant to United Nations Conference by Department of State, 1945.
Member department international justice and good will Federal Council of Churches of Christ in American.
Member Executive Committee International Council of Religious Education. Member of national council.
Achievements
Membership
Member board education Methodist Church superintendent church school division and director bureau educational research, 1926-1933. Member department international justice and good will Federal Council of Churches of Christ in American. Member Executive Committee International Council of Religious Education.
Member of national council.
Member Philadelphia Conference, 1941, Delaware Conference, 1942, Round Table Conference of International Leaders, Princeton, New Jersey, 1943, Cleveland Conference, 1945. Member Sherwood Eddy Seminar in Europe to study conditions in various countries, 1937.
Connections
Married Hazel Stuart Price, June 8, 1910. Children: Hazel Anna (wife of Captain.
