1927
What with working as carpenter, mason and general laborer on the new addition at Headacres, together with a couple of business trips, there has been no time this past month for correspondence. The result seems to be that no one has written to us and hence, little news for this column.
The Harvard game brought several '27 visitors to Boston. They included the Ballantynes, who were guests of the Bartletts in Dedham, the Choukases, who visited with Phil and PalFowler in Boston, and the Kortluckes who spent the weekend with Don and Kay Gardner in Marblehead. Don threatened to take the whole crowd for a sail on Sunday, but unfortunately the weather was not propitious.
Last week we were in Detroit and talked briefly on the telephone with Art Lyman, who very kindly asked us out to his house. Unfortunately, however, business engagements made it impossible to get together with him. On the next trip we hope to do better.
Roy Dreher has been made editor of the Club News, published by the New York Dartmouth Club.
From National Petroleum News we quote the following: "F. C. Fellingham has been named assistant administrative co-ordinator for Stanolind. He has been acting administrative co-ordinator for the past several months during the absence of V. E. Liles. After graduation from Dartmouth in 1927, Mr. Fellingham joined Dixie Oil Co. as a magnetometer operator, later becoming a landman. When Stanolind acquired Dixie in 1931, Mr. Fellingham became a landman for Stanolind. Later he was made district landman, division landman, head of the title survey department, and in 1943, assistant manager of industrial relations."
Ed Knapp lives in Waverly, N. Y„ which is the town where he was born and grew up. Ed runs Kasco Mills, manufacturers of dog food.
George Provost has left New York and is now living in Pittsburgh, where he works for Doubleday, Hill Electric Co., at no 7th Street.
Jon Rintells is still overseas with the Army Military Government. His address is: Military Government Justice Section, Legal Div., OMGUS APO 696 A, C/o P.M. N. Y. C.
Norman Swift lives at 81 Summit Drive, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y.
George Carey has left his native Manchester, N. H., and is now working as an accountant in the Pentagon Building, Washington, D. C. George lives at 1605 South West Street, Falls Church, Va.
Ray Deeth is still living in Philadelphia. Phil French has moved from Minneapolis to Ponca City, Okla. Sam Hoyland is now living in Ottumwa, lowa. George Kapitzky is working as a travelling auditor for Sherwin Williams Co., Paint Manufacturers. He lives in Bratenahl, Ohio.
Art Keleher teaches at Junior High School 126, Brooklyn. He and his family are living at 33-20 19th Street, Flushing, L. I. Ralph Miracle has moved to 915 Holter Street, Helena, Montana. He is still working for Elk River Concrete Products Co.
A couple of weeks ago we attended a company convention at Poland Springs, Me. Our good friend Chuck Burwell, now general agent for the Aetna Life Insurance Company in Portland, Me., learned of our presence in the Republican state and telephoned a very kind invitation to visit the Burwell home in Freeport. Unfortunately we couldn't accept but took a rain check for the near future. Chuck was planning to spend the next weekend in Hanover at the Colgate game with the Hazeltons.
Had a phone call a couple of weeks ago from your hard working treasurer, Mr. Cummings. Although the dog had been in town for about three days, he waited until fifteen minutes before his train left to give us a ring.
That's all we seem to have for this month. Back to the salt mines.
OIL EXECUTIVE: Frederick C. Fellingham '27 of Tulsa has been named assistant administrative coordinator for Stanolind Oil and Gas Co. He formerly was assistant manager of industrial relations and is a member of the Oklahoma Bar Association.
Secretary, 501 Boylston St., Boston 17, Mass. Treasurer and Memorial Fund Chairman Box 1927, Pittsburgh 30, Pa.
