Howard V. Littell

     Howard V. Littell was born Jan 10, 1883 to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Littell in Sanford, NY. He graduated from Oneonta High School. He earned his Bachelor of Philosophy Degree from Wesleyan University.

    1902-1906 Howard V. Littell was principal of Otego NY High School; and 1902-1912 principal of Mohawk NY High School. In 1912, became Superintendent of Schools in Saranac Lake, NY.

    In 1917, Howard V. Littell served with the YMCA in France for a year during World War One. Arter his year in France he returned to as Superintendent in Saranac Lake.

    Early in Mr. Littell's career in Saranac Lake he started domestic science courses for the young women and also an open air school for Tuberculous children.

    1936, Howard V. Littell helped found the Saranac Lake Study and Craft Guild. It was organized for Occupational Therapeutic work among patients in the sanatoriums in the area.

    Howard V. Littell was a member of the following: Saranac Lake Rotary Club (charter member); and Order of the Elks.

    On Apr 4, 1905 Howard V. Littell married Bessie Wilcox. They had two children who died at an early age.

    Howard V. Littell passed away on Jan 9, 1958. He is buried in Plot 33 Lot 3050 of Forest Hill Cemetery in Utica.

 


  

Location: 2201 Oneida St, Utica, NY 13501, USA

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