Background
CLARK, Harold Terry was born on September 4, 1882 in Derby, Connecticut, United States. Son of William Jared and Mary Josephine (Terry) Clark.
CLARK, Harold Terry was born on September 4, 1882 in Derby, Connecticut, United States. Son of William Jared and Mary Josephine (Terry) Clark.
Bachelor of Arts Yale, 1903. Bachelor of Laws, Harvard, 1906. HH.D., Western Reserve U., 1945.
Doctor of Laws, Baldwin College, 1951, Fenn College, 1961, John Carroll U., 1961, Oberlin College, 1963. Doctor of Humane Letters, Case Institute Technology, 1957.
December 1936); children—David Sanders, Mary Ermina, John Terry, William Sanders, Annie Otis, Margaret Sanders. Married second, Marie Odenkirk, April 6, 1940. Admitted to Connecticut, Ohio bars, 1906, United States Circuit Court, 1907, Supreme Court of the United States Court, 1911.
Member Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, 1913-1938. Private practice specializing in corporate and probate law since 1938. Director Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, Kelley Island Lime & Transport Company, Cleveland Quarries Company, Fisher Brothers Company, Rayen Company.
President, director Lakeside Marblehead Railroad Company. Director Perkins Realty Company. Trustee Society for Savings, City of Cleveland.
Member, of firm Squire, Sanders and Dempsey, Attys. at Law, Cleveland, 0. During World War Assistant, to Honorary Bernard M. Baruch, Chairman of United States War Industries Board. Attached to American Commission to negotiate Peace at Paris.
1919. Made Chevalier of order Leopold I by Albert, King of the Belgians 1919. Director, Cleveland Electric illuminating Company, Cleveland Quarries Company, Kelley Island Lime and Transport Company. Pres, and Director, Lakeside and Marblehead Railroad Company Trustee, Cleveland Museum of Natural History (one of organizers in 1920).
Secy, and Trustee, Cleveland Museum of Art. Trustee, Adelbert College, of Western Reserve University, Park School of Cleveland, also Secretary, Cleveland Conference for Educational Cooperation. V.- Chairman. Member, Board of Trustees, 0.
State Historical. Society, Columbus, Ohio Author: William Terry Touch Alphabet, 1917. Talking Gloves for Deaf and Blind. Their Value to Men Injured in Present War, 1919.
The Cleveland Educational Group Plan, 1928. Episodes of AmundsenEllsworth Arctic Flights. Inspiration— The Story Back of Lincoln Ellsworth’s Polar Achievements, 1929.
Member: American, 0. State and Cuyahoga Company Bar Associations. Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. Clubs: Union, University, Mid-Day, Cleveland Tennis & Racquet (Cleveland), Yale (New York City).
Married Mary Ermina Sanders, November 22, 1911 (deceased.; married second, Marie Odenkirk, April. Children: David Sanders, Mary Ermina, John Terry, William Sanders, Annie Otis, Margaret Sanders.
