1941

Have been waiting until the last minute this month in order to wring out as much news as possible, and hoping that I would have something a little more current to pass on to you than the information at hand.

This is being written a few days before the Michigan game, and the Dartmouths around these parts are getting set for the trip to Detroit. Having planned for some time to go myself, it's a real disappointment to find I'll be unable to attend after all. As a consolation prize the Bud Rothermels, the Bill Freemans and ourselves are going to get together at the Rothermels' house and listen to the game.

Dave Nutt had the Blue Dolphin in the Arctic again this summer and the expedition was sponsored by the Arctic Institute of North America. The trip was primarily a research job in Hamilton Inlet and Northern Labrador.

Bill Cashel has recently been promoted with the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. He has been named manager for the Darbv area, and several surrounding towns. Bill has been with the telephone company since his release from duty with the Marine Corps in 1946. In 1948 he was named assistant manager of the Coatesville office, and shortly thereafter was promoted to manager of the Norristown office, which position he has held until his most recent promotion. Bill, his wife and two children live in Bryn Mawr.

Dr. Bob Rainie is back in Concord and has recently opened private practice. Until opening his office there in July, Bob had been a Clinical Fellow in Medicine at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. Bob will specialize in internal medicine.

The summer months produced a flurry of romantic announcements, as well they should. On June 29 in Hartford, Conn. Gerry Kelso took for his bride the former Dorothy Honiss of West Hartford. Gerry has received his M.A. degree from Harvard and is now studying for his doctorate. At the present time he is an instructor in the Department of History at M.I.T.

An August 3 announcement in the NewYork Times brought the news of the engagement of Miss Rose Marie Elliott to DonaldBrown. Miss Elliott attended Sullins College in Bristol, Va., and later attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Don is assistant treasurer of the J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation.

On August 17 the engagement of Miss Katherine Ruth Woods and Bob Fvothingham was announced. After service in the Navy during the last war, Bob has been with General Motors Overseas Operations.

In August Mrs. Ruth Foster Spinney was married to Jim Page. The wedding took place in Concord, N. H. After a wedding trip to Quehec and the Gaspe peninsula, Jim and his wife returned to East Haverill, Mass. Jim is a geologist with the U. S. Geological "Survey.

Now for a few short shots to wind this up for this month. Dr. Frank Brooks is with the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. ChuckCarson is in the insurance business in Pittsburgh. Also in Pittsburgh, and at the Mellon Institute, is Dr. Robert Feller. "Ollie" Gross is in graduate school at the University of Texas. Fred Lynch is in Washington, D. C. Roger Sands is with Weyerhauser Timber Company in Eugene, Ore. Reverend GeorgePreher is in Bountiful, Utah. George McCallum Jr. is living in Rumson, N. J. JackKelsey is a Major USMC and at Fort Belvoir, Va.

See you in December. Let's hear from you.

Secretary, 1532 Sycamore Lane, Northbrook, 111. Treasurer, Summit Drive, Bay Hills, Huntington, L. X., N. Y.