1935*
The cockles of our heart are still aglow with the steady influx of newsbearing postals. In this we are not alone: our mailma?ihas been having a field day.. For over 22 years, since the days when we were receiving mash notes from kindergarten contemporaries, he has followed the practice of his fellows in reading our postals. Though the current onslaught makes him a little late in his rounds, and engenders a suspicion that your scribe has opened a mail-order house, he assures us that he can stand the gaff. And you know that we can; so keep it up.
BOSTON MEETING There will be a meeting of the class on Monday night,November 18, at an early hour, in a locale to be determined by a committee posed of Dick Muzzy, John Wallace, Bob Roundey, Doug Ley, and Gard CusW At present writing they are entertaining the thought of holding said meeting at one of Charlie Gow's eating emporiums, and as soon as these boys have determined a situs notice will be sent to those in the class who live within striking distance of Boston. Any others, who may be on hand should write one of the above for furthdetails. It is hoped that Bill and one or two other guests will be 0hand to aid in the reduction of the pre sure and content of the usual keg.
NEW YORK MEETING. .... T days later, on Wednesday, November 20, those of the class who live in or frequent New York will meet. Arrangements there are being handled by Tom Lane, Bob Ferry, Bill Fitzhugh, Bud Fraser, and Bol Hage. George M. Morris '11, new Pre. dent of the General Association of Danmouth Alumni has agreed to come up from Washington on that occasion. He is an excellent speaker, and one of the most active and loyal of Dartmouth men. Tentative plans call for dinner, preceded by 2 1935 Punch Bowl, at the Dartmouth Club: details, however, are in the hands of lit above committee from which notice of lie exact time and place will be forthcoming
We are looking forward to these a tional reunions with a great deal of atticipation, for they should be good affairand it is our hope that as many of the CIE as can possibly attend will do so. We'll iff you there!
Swinging the compass around, we'll cesl portending and will pass on the vartel news billets. Once again, and without much effort, most of these may be quia properly pigeon-holed. First off we have
FIREMEN: Visiting fireman honors go to Stowell and Colton up in dear old Dix field, Maine. Your memories of Dixfield they approximate my own, are doubtless that its chief claim to fame is that it is the place Randy Stowell left in favor of Hit over; the fact that he subsequently preferred Staten Island to Dixfield only firms this opinion. But things hare changed, due largely, I feel sure, to Geo Col ton's move from the Oranges to Dir field. It may be that, or it may be that tween the two of them they have buitl better mouse-trap. In any event, the (or at least a prime part of it) hascerE been beating a path to their door. Don; Ibba Hagerman have been up 101 them, before settling again at DeefL Academy for the winter, and Bob Roo reportedly runs up there from Boston to lunch with them. Herb Stearns, at panied by his wife, his father, and a . (we assume this to be the order), hoie Dixfield shortly thereafter and, to Colton, "got out their canoe for ??? ticing body of water." When we set ??? last item of propaganda off against Herb's teuient that "they both should clean out Androscoggin River; it 'steenks' from paper mill pollution and is lousy canoeing though beautiful to look at," the only logical conclusion is that Colton has gone native in a big way.
"other visiting firemen include Wiley Hubbell, still one of G.E.'s most travelled auditors, who has been living at Cleveland's most palatial hotel for the past month, during which we did a University flub dance together. While Link Washburn remains in the Arctic, where his mother reports he is within 700 miles ofthe Pole, his mother has been visited by Rocky and Ruth Rockwell, Fritz Hormel, Bill Lingley and his bride (of which marriage we have no record), and the Coltons and Hagermans. Link is due to return to the States in January.
SIREMEN: The Mink Hawleys announce the arrival, on September 29, of William Henry the Illrd "sporting a greendiaper." All three will be at Peddie School again this year. Bill and Lorna Gahagan have, since July, been preping Michael Dennis Gahagan for Hanover. Bill George reports two firsts in one day: his book was published by Columbia Press, and his son arrived. We're not sure of the title of the book, but the boy is Jonathan Chase George. The Bill Feingolds' Cynthia dates from July 7 last. Bob and Isabelle Morris' first, Kim, reached Highland Park, Illinois, M September 19. The Frank Hermes had a second daughter, named June, in July ...and Harry Griffith reports "no kids MI hand but to coin a phrase have one ontrder for April delivery. Wouldn't surprise me if he ends up in Middle Fayer." Harry adds that he met Deckert in Chicago awhile back, and spent a few days «th Dave Williams in Detroit, from which bey embarked on a 70 mile sailing race to put-in-Bay.
FLIERMEN: Ensign Carl Fischer has returned from the Canal Zone and his Neutrality Patrol duties to be stationed with Patrol Squadron 52 at the Navy Yard in Charleston, S. C. Quotes from his card follow: "Back in the U. S. for duty and glad to get some fresh air again even though it is in Charleston. The people here are like the Chinese-they eat rice and talkabout tieir ancestors Sorry to havemissed reunion—would be glad to haveanybody stop in for a drink and chat ifhey puss this way."
Tom Swift is a Captain in the Marines now and, at present, is stationed at Long Beach, California, on the airplane carrier U.S.S. Saratoga.... Rumor has Bud Fraser credited with over 40 hours of flying time and classes him as a demon with the stick... Lowell Haas, still with United Air Lines, has been transferred from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.
AIRMEN; Russell Rirsch, having graduated from General Theological Seminary in 1939, is now a priest at St. Peter'sChurch in West Chester, N. Y. C. By stretching a point or two, we may list as choirmen those of the class who have recently become benedicts. Steve Dorsey married Carolyn Crosby on July 27 in Brookline, Mass Kelly Hamilton and Arlene Van Heusen were married in Coeysman, N. Y., on July 13 Jack AuWerter and Eleanor Spencer are honeymooning at White Sulphur Springs Sam Milesky and Ruth Fritz joined the ranks on June 23, at about which time Sam was elected president of the Waltham Teachers Association.
Engagements include that of Miss Jean Monterey Mitchell to Loring "Riv"Jordan. Miss Cherry Perkins to Rem Ryder .... and Miss Phyllis Edwards to Rode Hale. Bob Stone informs us of his engagement to Miss Missie Ryder of Minneapolis and Williamsport, Penn., with the wedding set for November 29, "conscription orno conscription!"
REMINDER: Dues are due. Your Executive Committee set our dues at the lowest figure any class ever used, operating under the 100% subscription plan. Bobb has given you the details of all this, so you know the story.
ODDS AND ENDS Owen Fairweather is fighting labor cases for General Motors in Chicago.... where Art Bamford is a 2nd Lieutenant in the Illinois Tank-Cavalry .... Win Garth is making coal cutting machines and keeping an eye on late cotton crops in Huntsville, Alabama .... Dick Hurd is joining the Nat'l Guard for a year ... Bob and Josephine Collins were cycling over Nantucket in August and were almost run over by a befogged driver who turned out to be Steve Dorsey, on his honeymoon .... Bud O'- Brien is "Willkieing" in Lawrence....
"Tex" Duncan writes from Freer, Texas, to inquire about getting this journal.... Ted Steele spent August climbing in the Grand Te tons .... Jim Higgins was BOSTON HERALDED as most popular and pleasant of young docs at Boston City Hospital .... Cramp Carrick is now Resident Vice President of the Peerless Casualty Cos Fred Hickock still bank-keeps in Andover ... .Ed Brunner is in Washington with the Brookings Institution,—or was it vice versa?
That's all; see you at the Cornell game (such as it is) or at the Boston and New York class dinners.
Secretary 1843 Cadwell Ave., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Treasurer, 3915 Morningside Rd., Minneapolis, Minn.
