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lUNCHEON every Monday at the University j club.
Richard M. Riggs '42 and Katherine Grace of Oak Park are engaged. She was graduated from Vassar and will receive her master's degree from Columbia in May Dr. FrancisA. Lagorio Jr. '36 is married to the former Eleanor Tevander Taylor. He is a resident at Mercy hospital.
William Wallace Kimball II '47 and his bride who was Ann Wheelock Warner are living in Hanover. His father is William Wallace Kimball *23.
Edmund E. Day '05 president of Cornell, spoke here before 175 of their local alumni. He asked comic strip artists and motion picture producers to help meet educational needs to foster human relationships.
In writing of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange of which Charles S. Borden '05 is president, Phil Hanna, financial editor of the Chicago Daily News said, . No other mercantile exchange exerts the influence or handles the volume of the Chicago institution
in 1946 it handled 147,000 cars of eggs valued at more than $1,000,000,000 .... butter, cheese, dressed poultry, onions and potatoes also are traded."
The Lake Forest home of Larry Milligan '19 burned to the ground recently. He and Nancy were away at the time; their dog was rescued by a neighbor and a fireman.
George L. Emerich '24 is an assistant vice president and investment counsel at the Chicago Title and Trust Company which is often called the Supreme Court of Washington street. Don Coyle '24 of New York gets to more of our meetings than some of our members. Donald McKinlay '37 of Denver was in town. He and Barbara have another'baby.
Pudge Neidlinger '23 went through Chicago on his way to Aspen, Colo., to see his skiing daughters. Jack Holliday '43 was skiing in Aspen at the same time.
Jack Carson '28, his son Sherm (entered in '59) and Bill Friedlander (entered in '51) competed in the U. S. Ski Association meet held recently at Leland, Michigan.
The nominating committee's slate for this association's 1947-48 officers is: Donald MacKay '20, president; Connor B. Shaw Jr. '43, vice president; Robert McClory '30, secretary; Charles F. Venrick '36, treasurer; Justin A.Stanley '33, and Thomas M. Beers '34, executive committee. Our nominee for the Alumni Council is Robert C. Borwell '25. NelsonRockefeller '30 and Ross McKenney of the DOC are scheduled to speak at our annual meeting late in March; Herbert F. West '22 will talk at a luncheon meeting 10 days later, the first guest speaker for the new administration.
DARTMOUTH IN DENVER showed its strength on March 11 when the Great Divide Association gathered to hear Dean Neidlinger as guest speaker. Sub-freshmen from Denver high schools also attended.
