Josiah Clark [SEP] place of death
Josiah Clark
Josiah Clark (February 7, 1814 – May 30, 1878) was an American classicist who served as the second principal of the Williston Seminary and one of the first professors at Smith College.
Clark was born in Leicester, Mass., February 7, 1814, the eldest son of Rev. Josiah Clark (Williams College 1809) and Asenath, daughter of Nathaniel Edwards of Northampton, Mass. His father remained in Leicester as preceptor of the Leicester Academy there until 1818, and then removed to Rutland, Mass.,
a Bug on a Windshield", Oct 1985
- 3rd : Clark Howard, "McCulla's Kid", Sep 1985
Records.
Edward D. Hoch, who contributed a story each month, had so many stories nominated, they kept him from taking first place until 2007. He received notification shortly before his death.
Clark Howard often won first place and placed second or third in the same year.
Doug Allyn has won more often than any other author.
Leigh Lundin (under the