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Clubb, Henry Stephen

journalist, clergyman, was born June 21, 1827, in Colchester, England. During 1862-66 he was assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, in the United States volunteer service. In 1873-74 he was a state senator in the Michigan legislature; and the latter year was also secretary of the constitutional convention of Michigan. He then became editor and owner of the Grand Haven Herald, which he founded in 1869. In 1876 he was called to the pastorate of the Bible Christian church of Philadelphia; became president of the Vegetarian society of America in 1888; and since 1889 has been editor of Food, Home and Garden.