Early Expansion

The new president of International Rotary, was born at Parkersburg, W. Va.

BY THE MOVEMENT'S FIRST PRESIDENT AFTER PAUL HARRIS.

Harry Rogers was born on a farm near Wheatland, Missouri, U.S.A., on May 24, 1877, and educated at Weaubleau Christian College. A precocious student, he began teaching school himself at age 15 and taught until he was 25, meanwhile studying at home to earn a law degree.

Rotarian Pidgeon , Preacher, Golfer, Motorist, Hunter, Friend "E. Leslie Pidgeon, Third Vice-President I.

Calgary Rotarian (1872–1933) who, largely at his own expense, established the first Rotary clubs across Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Chicago Rotarian who served as Treasurer of Rotary International from 1912 to 1945 and was a charter trustee of the Rotary Endowment Fund.

Content Message to Edinburgh Convention Message to Edinburgh Convention "The First Rotarian The Life and Times of Paul Percy Harris, Founder of Rotary". The out-of-print book was nowhere available, not even in the big internet second-hand bookshops. So I started looking for the English company,

Rotary Magazins Content The first Issue Editors A Word to the District Governors Odds and Ends Odds and Ends – Lincoln Odds and Ends – Wheels Odds and Ends – Fishing Rotarian Index Odds and Ends from The Rotarian Magazine contributed by historian Dr. Wolfgang Ziegler Let's Go Fishing for Scrap An

Vivian Carter, Author of, "The Romance of Rotary In London" Secretary Of R.I.B.I. 1921-1928 Vivian Carter was the second editor of The Rotarian magazine (1928-1935) "The Meaning of Rotary" Pages 254-257 of Carter's book were written as word of Paul Harris' death was received. Carter, as R.I.B.I.

Davidson India Trip Contents Davidson Tribute Davidson India trip Davidson Middle East trip Davidson Newfriends ​ Mrs Davidson’s 1934 book was produced by Rotary International as a tribute to Jim Davidson who passed away a year earlier. Lillian Davidson has sent her writings back to Rotary