Class of 1920
Charlie Crathern has recently returned to the Honduras office of the Truxillo Railroad Company. He seems to like tropical life, and reports all: of the conveniences and diversions of the States.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic T. Marden announce the arrival of Elizabeth Jane on August 22.
Announcements have been received of the marriage of Bud Weymouth to Miss Evelyn Miller on June 25 at Petersham, Mass.
On Saturday, July 5, Tudor Bradley was married to Miss Jessie M. Hunter at Fall River, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Steinbrecher announce the arrival of Bonnie Jane on July 23.
News from Beltville, Md., tells of the marriage of Wendell Sigler to Miss Elizabeth Bickford on June 18. They are to reside at 319 Delaware Ave., Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wallace announce the arrival of a daughter, Ruth Adele, on June IS.
On June 13, George Sackett was married at Rochester, N. Y., to Miss Mildred Steinkamp.
On Tuesday, June 3, our own Jimmie Vail was married to Miss Mary Wettling at Evanston, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal White announce the arrival of Maureen Genevieve on May 21.
Pick Hill is in the, real estate business at St. Petersburg, Fla. He has already begun working on the job of rounding up the southern Twenty delegation for the FIFTH in June.
Elliott Cheney spent last summer as a counselor at Camp Pinnacle, Lyme, N. H.
Buttons Hill is selling bonds in the New Hampshire territory, and makes frequent calls at Hanover.
Al Cate was married on October 4 to Miss Helen Gordon at Newton Center, Mass. They will be living at 1086 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Volume 5, Number 1 of Twenty has been replaced by the Class Directory, a copy of which you should already have received. It is the hope of the executive committee that this little volume will be of real value to us as a preliminary step in our preparations for the FIFTH. If a copy has not by any chance been received, please notify the Secretary at once of your correct address in order that there will be no further question of your receiving class publications.
The following items have come to the MAGAZINE from other sources:
Donald Gilbert Harris was married in Roselle, N. J., April 23, to Jane Green, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Sigler of Roselle.
May 10 occurred the marriage of Ernest Francis Tillson to Gwendolyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Bloomfield of Wellesley Hills, Mass. After a wedding journey to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Tillson are living in Belmont, Mass.
Roger Wells Pope was recently married to Marjorie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hart of Medford, Mass. His classmate Lindsay was best man, and Swezey and W. C. Moore were ushers.
H. Sheridan Baketel, Jr., of the insurance brokerage firm of B. N. Exton and Company, 64 Wall St., New York, is contributing a series of articles on the various phases of insurance to Medical Economics, a well known New York medical journal.
Elliott W. Cheney has been awarded a university scholarship for research work during the year 1924-5 by the Charles A. Coffin Foundation, under the auspices of the General Electric Company, which chose eight men from, as many colleges for this honor. Cheney taught physics at Syracuse University, and went thence to a similar position at Brown, where he received his Master's degree this year. He has now gone to Princeton, where he will study the electron theory.
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