Background
Howlett, Walter Main was born on June 14, 1883 in Elora, Ontario, Canada. Son of George and Mary (Main) Howlett.
Walter Main Howlett
June 14, 1883 (age 135) Elora, Ontario, Canada
Came to the United States, 1909, naturalized, 1917. Student pastor, Onondaga, Ontario, Canada, 1903-1905. Ordained to ministry of the Congressional Church, 1911. Pastor Mount Sinai Congressional Church, Long Island, New York, 1911-1914. Head worker Columbia House Settlement and pastor Willow Place Chapel, Brooklyn, New York, 1914-1917. Secretary Young Men’s Christian Association, with 90th division American Expeditionary Force, France, 1918. International secretary Daily Vacation Bible Schools, 1919-1923, secretary metropolitan federation Daily Vacation Bible Schools, 1919-1944. Secretary department religious education, greater New York Federation Churches and director religious education extension, Columbia University, 1923-1944. Executive secretary greater New York coordinating commission on Released Time of Jews, Protestants and Roman Catholics. Executive secretary interdenominational committee Religious Education on Released Time, 1941-1944. Executive director division Christian educational Protestant Council of City New York, 1944-1945. Director World’s Sunday School Association. Business manager 11th World’s Sunday School convention, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1932.
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Walter Main Howlett, clergyman, religious educator. Member foreign affairs committee National Republican; Club.; Member Garden City Country.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Toronto U., 1909. A.M., Yale, 1911; Doctor of Humane Letters, College Idaho, 1940.
Career
Came to the United States, 1909, naturalized, 1917. Student pastor, Onondaga, Ontario, Canada, 1903-1905. Ordained to ministry of the Congressional Church, 1911.
Pastor Mount Sinai Congressional Church, Long Island, New York, 1911-1914. Head worker Columbia House Settlement and pastor Willow Place Chapel, Brooklyn, New York, 1914-1917. Secretary Young Men’s Christian Association, with 90th division American Expeditionary Force, France, 1918.
International secretary Daily Vacation Bible Schools, 1919-1923, secretary metropolitan federation Daily Vacation Bible Schools, 1919-1944. Secretary department religious education, greater New York Federation Churches and director religious education extension, Columbia University, 1923-1944. Executive secretary greater New York coordinating commission on Released Time of Jews, Protestants and Roman Catholics.
Executive secretary interdenominational committee Religious Education on Released Time, 1941-1944. Executive director division Christian educational Protestant Council of City New York, 1944-1945. Director World’s Sunday School Association.
Business manager 11th World’s Sunday School convention, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1932.
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Membership
Member foreign affairs committee National Republican. Club.; Member Garden City Country.
Connections
Married Lal Sinclair, September 19, 1912.
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Nationality
Canadian