1913
Jane Philbrook Wilson, daughter of the Lincoln Wilsons, will be married this month to Charles Michael Shaw of San Mateo, local banker, so Line and Lucy are delighted at the probability of their living in San Mateo. Jane graduated from California last year where she had been a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Ted Davis attended the weekly luncheon in San Francisco while he was there for about two months this winter, out to visit his new grandchild. He planned a stop in Denver to see Don Cunningham and Ruth.
J. Howell Byrnes is the Stainless Machine Polishing Co., custom finishing of metal sheets, and can be found at 400 Wood Street, Oakland, Calif. We'd like to see him this June.
The Reunion Committee would like a volunteer to work with Line Wilson to take charge of the class movies of older reunions to be shown Friday night after the President's reception in our class tent.
We had more than a table at the Boston Dinner on March 4: Pop Warren, Vic Dunbar,Nel Gay, Gren Kimball, Geo. Knight, TubbyMerrill, Bart Shepard, Parker Trowbridge,Carl Shumway, Jack Nelson, Wilkins. Some illness and some trips, business or pleasure, kept some of the other regulars away.
General and Edna Willson are in Florida at Delray Beach and Chuck and Barbara Riley are at Indian Rocks Beach. Chuck attended the annual Dartmouth Alumni luncheon at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.
Ros Powers has announced his return to active general practice of Law at Colonial Terrace, East Durham, N. Y. We trust this means his attendance at Mass. Hall in June with some more class reunion songs.
Br. Carl Buck has been head of the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan and recently suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and is slowly recovering. His address is 1402 Washington Height, Ann Arbor, Mich., for those who wish to write him or Lucy.
Clif Clarke and Agatha, Bob and Jim are in Hartford, Conn., at 207 Sisson Ave. Clif has been with the Pratt and Whitney Corp. since April 1951. Clifton Jr. has one more year to complete his electrical engineering course at Northeastern University. He has two youngsters, Sharon Lee, 3, and Clifton III, 2.
An aerial view of Sydney, N. S. W., Australia, with regards to all. Van Vander Pye, while traveling by ship around the Pacific found Russ "Johnny" Johnson '15 on board with them from Honolulu to Sydney. They were leaving for Japan, soon after sending the card, via Borneo, the Philippines and Hong Kong. Then from Yokohama across to San Francisco to reach home in May. They are finding Dartmouth boys everywhere.
Word has just been received of the death of John C. Holmes of Franklin, N. H., on March 26, 1953, in the Franklin Hospital where he had been a patient for 12 days.
Bill English has become a realtor in Lebanon, N. H., so if any of the boys want a nice country home near Hanover or elsewhere in New Hampshire, Bill says, "Wire me, write me or better yet come and see."
Steve and Alice Perry visited son Charles and family in Genesee, N. Y„ where Elizabeth Kate Perry was born. She is the fourth grandchild—the third granddaughter.
The Len Martins will be held in Webster Groves, Mo., in June with no chance for a Hanover trip, so plans are postponed until the 45th and 50th.
So many have asked for more names of those planning on the Fortunate Fortieth that we include names here. Follow also the letters from the Committee and Secretary. Alden and sister, Ben and Marion Andrew, Les and Louise Ashton, Milt and Gretchen Aronowitz, Avery, Badger and daughter, Ray and Lydia Ball, Earle and Candace Barber, Rea and Emma Bronk, Ed and Helen Buffum, Nor and Dot Catterall, Bob and Mildred Conant, Don and Ruth Cunningham. Ted Davis, Bill Davis., Dent and daughter, Bill and Ruth English, Clayt and Lena Fairbanks, Fishel, Carl and Grace Forsaith, Grover and Elsie Fox, Buck and Gladys Freeman, Harry and Florence French, Nel and Ruth Gay and Carroll, Fred and Mabel Hovey, Theo and Marian Jewett, George and Helen Knight, Linscott, Pat and Hilda Maloney, Bill Mason, Harold and Carolyn McAllister, Harv McClary, Merrill, Dean and Frances Munsey, Jack and Louise Nelson and one daughter, Noble, Steve and Alice Perry, Bill Pierce and family, Ransom, John and Laura Remsen, Nat and Dot Rice, Richardson, Robinson, Oscar and Lee Scharrer and Margaret, Roy and Marion Schulte, Bart and Ranza Shepard, Shumway and family, Babe and Helen Smith, Steele, Bill and Sarah Terry, Towle Trowbridge, Clayt and Oliva Tucker, Pop and Arlene Warren, Watts, Wilbur and Mrs., Doc and Frances Willis, Wilkins, Willson, Line and Lucy Wilson, Wright.
Secretary, Box 2057, Boston 6, Mass Class Agent, The Choate School, Wallingford, Conn,
