1910*
EARNEST SMALL, very able Captain of the U. S. Navy, has been detached from his destroyer division, and made head of the department of Ordnance and Gunnery at Annapolis where he is actually one of the professors .... a few extracts from a recent letter, "The work is interesting and the surroundings are most pleasant. My new address is 15 Porter Row, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. I hope that any Tenners coming down this way will look me up. I am sure that the 30th Reunion was most successful. I wish that I could attend one but I have never had the breaks in that respect. I was detached at Pearl Harbor and spent the time, June 15-28, traveling to Washington, and so missed out again. With all best wishes to everyone."
BILL WOOLNER l'ates high in the envelope industry through his long and successful connection with Boston Envelope Cos....
Ralph Abercrombie has been doing a good job for Tilton, his old prep school, just as Dick Carpenter is busy with an anniversary celebration for Williston
For the Harvard Game Get-Together we'd suggest that the Committee make a Round-Up of the following Old Timers: Sam Woodsum, Holliston; Francis Morrissey, Melrose; Stan Howard, Milton; Max Stanton, Newton; Fat Lee, Danvers; Homer Mills, Somerville; Stafford Johnson, So. Boston; Ed Kenway, Boston; Ike Allen, Providence; and not too far off to pull in would be Harry Dore and Bob Rich from Portsmouth; Jimmie Frame, Canterbury; Ralph Noyes, Littleton; and from Connecticut, Jesse Lake, and Walter Douglas, Greenwich; Ralph Hedges, Bridgeport; Don Curtis, East Hampton; and if Sid Whipple came up from N. Y., he might show the local boys a thing or two.
THE HARVARD GAME GET-TOGETHER will be in charge of your Boston Executive Committeemen, Else Jenness, Gay Gleason and Hal Sprague (Brockton) Details to be announced later Anyone who passes up these annual affairs, misses a whole lot chucked into one evening, always a goodly number of Tenners, and hordes of other Dartmouth men of our time Save Friday evening, October 25'
NICKY BENTON, 1910's adopted son, wrote the Johnny Hobbs a grand letter of appreciation for his entertainment at our 30th Little Nicky made a big hit with our gang, and it seems that Nicky, in turn, was impressed by Hanover even though his dad, the well known Jay R. Benton, and his older brothers went to Harvard
. . . . however, Nicky goes back, and says that his uncle and his great uncle were Dartmouth men, so he's going to be one .... he states with emphasis, "Nothing in the world can prevent me from going to Dartmouth College. I think that if all those Harvard boys could have just one look at Dartmouth, they would set their hearts on a grand college, just as I have." Since Nicky signed and sealed it in green ink with a sketch showing Eleazar drinking a toast to the Hobbs family, there is a finality to his statements which one can believe. He is a grand, young lad, the kind anyone would like to have for a son .... we all can rejoice in having him in our class family.
WARREN SHAW is professor of History at Blackburn College, Carlinville, 111., with address at 604 E. First North St Howard Fogg is secretary of the Ogden Corporation, 1 Exchange Place, Jersey City with residence at Wildmere House, Lake Minnewaska, N. Y Harry Sandberg lives at 91 Harvard Ave., Brookline, Mass.
THIS FELLOW, FLETCH BURTON, looks like one of those methodical, persistent cusses who'll make you pay your class dues whether or not you want to Under Ralph Paine's tutelage he grasped the idea quickly, is getting well organized .... which facts you'll realize soon It looks as though the class treasury would be in continued good hands for another 5 years.
JESS HAWLEY has his moments of humor .... in a letter we received recently, he tells about visiting with a well-known Democratic delegate to the Convention "who had nothing to do at the moment except wait for instructions from Washington."
Of interest to everyone is Jess' statement that Jack Marks is located at The Ketchum Hotel in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is very well known and can be reached at that address. Jack would probably appreciate some letters from the old gang.
WHAT A MAN! An Airmail just in from Winsor Dornin Wilkinson who was born in Berkeley, California, May 30, 1887, and has lived there ever since, announces the arrival on August 20 of Albert Crayton, a 9 lbs., 4 ozs. son, of the class of 1962 at Dartmouth College. .. .at 75 "Wilk" will be coming back to Hanover to root enthusiastically for "Al" who'll undoubtedly be Dartmouth's star back from California in the early 60's. 1910's Congratulations to Wilk and Mrs. Wilk! And you, Johnny Hobbs, better look to your laurels!
BILL HARLOW who was a very welcome reuner in June, has been elected vice president of the Harlow tribe of which some 200 gathered in annual conclave of recent at the historic Harlow house in Plymouth, Mass., all being descendants of William Harlow, the Pilgrim The Karl Maerkers vacationed at Huntsville, Ontario B. Armstrong ran lobster pots at Friendship, Maine, during July Tom Heneage's address is 29 S. LaSalle St., Chicago.
OFFSPRING. .. .Betty Wells of Hanover and Osmo Linden were married this summer, he being Dartmouth's hard-hitting outfielder of recent seasons Rollie Reynolds was chesty at Reunion because of a grandson presented by Robert '34 and wife Melissa Chadbourne attends University of Washington Phil Goodere graduated from Lake Forest College in June and is now with Reid Murdock Martha Worcester was married on July 6 to William Dana Hooper Marjorie Scarlett is back in Skidmore, and our own Katherine has started in the training course at Filene's which affords the parents another reason for visiting Boston once in awhile.
ECK HIESTAND always does a good job as a citizen wherever he is; only a recent newcomer to Los Angeles he has been elected one of six trustees of the First Congregational Church which is said to be the largest Congregational Church in the country with a membership of some 3,000. ....A damaged ankle kept Ed Higbee and his cane away from Reunion, and a kidney stone "blitzkrieged" Hoitt Charlton at the same time, causing hospitalization and convalescence of two months.
. . . ."Dusty" Crafts has returned to his office at 109 No. Dearborn St., Chicago, after several months of idleness due to a rundown condition Julius Warren's new home address is 115 Claremont St., Newton, Mass.
GRADUATING IN JUNE were Jack Cowan, Jud Lyon, Ray and Bob Unangst, Jim Young Jr Entering this fall are sons of Harold Benjamin, Else Jenness, Eddie Sickman and possibly others about which we have not yet been advised.
REUNION COMMITTEE turned in a net profit of $36 to Treas. Burton "Easty" had a nice visit in Omaha this summer with Jim Drummond who had a serious breakdown last year. . . .after 27 years of teaching and coaching Jim has retired on pension and is much improved in health, even to the point of considering going to Nebraska, Minnesota, or Northwestern for a Master's Degree.... though distance and school duties have prevented Jim from attending class functions, he has kept himself intimately acquainted with College and class affairs. .. .we hope that he can show up one of these days for the whole gang would love to see him.
REMINDERS: (a) Give your new treasurer a break by paying dues promptly as you can: address Fletcher P. Burton, 1 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I (b) Don't forget the Harvard Game Get-Together, Friday evening, Oct. 25, probably at University Club but details later from Else Jenness 8c Cos....(c) Send your secretary some items about yourself, your family, some other Tenner. . . .we have a certain amount of space allotted to us for the year, and news is essential.
Secretary, Canaan, N. H.
Treasure 1 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
