1927
As you all know, the Alumni Fund Campaign for this year is well under way. CoggyBroer and his assistants have done a grand job of organizing and you can help them greatly by getting your contribution in early. We were proud to note that our Class Agent, Coggy, was quoted in an early issue of the Class Agents' Bulletin from Hanover. During the Fund Campaign Joe Russakoff has agreed to act as editor of The Speak-Easy. We know Joe will do a grand job with his prolific pen.
Speaking of that prolific pen, Joe had an excellent article in the February issue of TheReporter of Direct Mail Advertising, entitled
"How All of Us Can Help Small Businesses to Advertise."
We are very sorry to learn that Dr. HaleHam is leaving Boston for new fields. Hale has been elected professor of medicine and Chairman of the Committee on Medical Education of Western Reserve University in Cleveland. He will assume his new duties on July 1. Besides the research work which he has been doing at Boston City Hospital, Hale has been on the Harvard Medical School Faculty since 1934 and an Assistant Professor in medicine since 1943.
Paul O'Gonnell, Worcester barrister, has recently been re-elected a Director of the Worcester County Electric Company.
We recently had a note from Frank Cloran, who is now living in Pelham Manor, and we are looking forward to seeing him at the Class Dinner in New York on April 27.
In March Professor Richard Lougee, Associate Professor of Physiography at the Graduate School of Geography, Clark University, Worcester, spoke to the Worcester County Clark Alumni at their annual dinner. His subject was "Clark Research in Alaska."
We had a phone call this morning from Chuck Burwell who is still busily engaged as General Agent for the Aetna Life Insurance Company in Portland, Me. Chuck is also Chairman of the Portland Alumni Association Scholarship Committee as well as our Assistant Class Agent for the State of Maine.
Just to show that we occasionally expose ourselves to the finer things of life, we report that the Arnolds and Bartletts recently attended a performance of the Metropolitan Opera in Boston. Reports from Hanover inform us that Jack McQuade and his son Kinnaird visited at the Hanover Inn during March. Also Dr. and Mrs. William H. Browning of Bennington, Vt., and Mr. and Mrs.Harry B. Cummings and son Charles and Mr.and Mrs. Charles Bartlett and their two older boys, Joe and Sam. Gus and Madge were in Hanover for about a week, due to the illness of their older boy Pete, who was in Dick's House with pneumonia. We are happy to report that he has now successfully recovered. Gus came on to Boston for a couple of days on the way back and we can report that he appears to be in fine health and spirits. The Charles Bartletts are planning a cruise to Newfoundland this summer.
Win Howland is still selling insurance in Des Moines, lowa. Dud Noyes now lives at 18634 Greenfield Street in Detroit. CharlesDowney of Philadelphia is now working for the National Drug Company in their medical detail at 158 Maple Street, Springfield, Mass. Joseph Gay is now located in Portland, Me., in the National Bank of Commerce Building. Bill Jamieson is selling steel for Jones and Laughlin in Tulsa, Okla.
Nick Zaro is now working with Robbins Company of Attleboro, Mass., doing management consulting work. He is currently living at the Braemore in Boston and we hope to have the pleasure of seeing him in the near future.
Jim Dull now lives at 445 Union Avenue, Rutherford, N. J. Sam Lyon is living at 166 Atlantic Avenue, Marblehead, Mass. HaroldStarbuck has moved to West Granby, Conn. Dr. Allan Stinchfield is still practicing medicine in Skowhegan, Me.
Bob Paige dropped in to see us this morning and we had a very pleasant visit. Bob is still running his own business as an industrial insurance advisor here in Boston. He is married and lives in Needham and has two children, a daughter, age seven, and a son, age five.
Secretary, 501 Boylston St., Boston 17, Mass. Treasurer, Box 1927, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. Class Agent, Pine Hill Farm, West River Rd„ Perrysburg, O.
