1924*

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Sheehy, news of whose marriage has just come in. Mrs. Sheehy is a graduate of Regis College and was a member of the faculty of Waltham, Mass., High School. Frank is on the Staff at the High School.

Jack Parker has been made assistant manager of the Travelers Ins. Cos. office in Boston. Nice work, Jack.

Dr. Leo Fitzpatrick is a captain in the U. S. Medical Corps. Leo is a member of the staff at Holy Name Hospital and for several years served as school physician. He is married and has four children, twin daughters and two sons.

Dr. Donald B. Hull is a captain also in the U. S. Medical Corps. In 1928 he received his degree from the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and studied post graduate obstetrics at the University of Paris, France. After serving his internship in the Patterson General Hospital, Don started his practice in Ridgewood in 1929. Since 1933 he has been on the obstetrical staff of the Hackensack Hospital. He has been Medical Inspector for the Ridgewood Schools for the past twelve years. He has four children, two sons and two daughters, "four good reasons" he says, "for entering the fight to make this world a safe place for them to grow up in."

Stephen H. Cross has been active in political circles for a number of years in Hartford, a former city councilman, Steve was an arch-critic of the administration. He is president of the Stanley Tools Division, Mutual Aid Assoc.

K. W. Francis has been engaged by the National Safety Council in Chicago for general editorial work. Kent has had extensive teaching experience in Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, and was employed for some time in the casualty insurance business as home office executive with headquarters in Chicago.

Edward S. Wood was appointed secretary-treasurer of the Kingsboro Waterworks Cos. in Gloversville, N. Y. He was also named a director. Ed is also on the board of the local Y.M.C.A. and very interested in their work. After leaving Hanover he graduated from the Harvard Law School.

Preston B. Smart was chosen by the Governor and Council of N. H. to serve as judge of Carroll County Probate Court. Preston has been prominent in public circles in the county for many years. He has served as registrar of probate and is also judge in the Ossipee Municipal Court. He is a former county solicitor and is county rationing administrator.

Dr. Morris Fiterman is the author of "Typhoid Gleanings" which appears in the July issue of the Hahnemannian Monthly.

Congratulations to Hal and Sybil Goldman on the birth in July of a baby girl.

Your Secretary is indebted to Don Coyle for a copy of "Finance," Aug. tenth number, in which there is a fine article on Claude Jagger, general financial editor of "The Associated Press." Claude "sits at the very hub of the world's largest news association which pours out hundreds of thousands of words daily over a 285,000 mile leased wire network by cable and radio to 1,400 newspapers in the U. S. and 600 more abroad The task, as he sees it, is to present the happenings of the day so the man in the street will know what it means in terms of his job, his business and the economic welfare of himself and his family." Claude lives with his wife and two children in Darien, Conn. He is an enthusiastic gardener and enjoys swimming and rambling through the woods with his children. The article is well worth reading.

Again my plea for news to me and prompt payment of class dues to George Traver.

Secretary, 45 Chestnut St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Treasurer, Chicago Safety Council 22 N. Bank Dr., Chicago, Ill