1936
Big news in the baby department this month comes from Dean and Eunice Nicholson of Lexington, Mass. Their announcement card pictures a little Indian and reads "Rain-in-Pants, Small New Papoose! Papoose name, Emily Ann; birthday January 22, 1958; weight 7 lbs. 8 oz." This papoose joins another little Indian named Adelle Roberta Nicholson who is about 6 years old. Dean is a lawyer and accountant, and has his own office in Boston. His wife is the former Eunice Alberts of Brookline, Mass.
Charles B. Thompson ("Chick" Thompson, not to be confused with Dr. Charles "Roe" Thompson of Albuquerque, N. M.) left Richmond, Va., in December for the more northerly climate of Montclair, N. J. In June 1936, Charlie went to work for the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., an operating unit of The American Telephone & Telegraph Co. in Washington, D. C. He has worked for them ever since, except for a four-year hitch in the Navy. He and his wife and two daughters, Mary Wells, age 7, and Sally 5, now live at 28 College Avenue, Upper Montclair. Charlie is a general accountant in the comptrollers office of American Telephone & Telegraph in New York. He's in charge of personnel and administration. I suggested to Charlie that he look up Dick Holt and Shaw Carter both of whom, I believe, work for the same company and are in the same building on lower Broadway.
By this time you have probably all heard the news that Mr. & Mrs. Milton G. Moore have announced the engagement of their daughter Ramona H. Moore of Burlington, Vt., to Edward T. Chamberlain Jr. of Hanover. Ramona is a graduate of Bryant College in Providence, R. I. The wedding will take place as soon as Eddie has selected the class of '62. That will be early in May.
The oldest Veterans' Hospital in the States is at Togus, Me., and that is where Dr. Roger Metcalf is practicing at the present time. After graduating from the University of Rochester Medical School in 1940, Roger practiced in Nashville, Baltimore, Long Island, the Philippines and, among other places, Hartford, Conn., where he met nurse Olive Gledhill and married her in 1942. The Metcalfs live in a little town called Cooper's Mills, Me. It is on the map about midway between Augusta and Rockland. They have a seventeenth century home that they've restored. They keep a few animals including a bull and a rabbit, and also have two children, Helen Ann age 14 and Jonathan 10.
The snow has been deep on the Dartmouth Campus this year, but it hasn't kept '36ers away. Brad Chase gets over to the Inn frequently from Portland, Me. Larry Jump made the trip from Georgetown, Colo. Jim Buyoucos from Ithaca, N. Y., Ed Higbee from Hingham, Mass., and Prof. Joe Bishop of the Yale Law School went up to Hanover for a few days. Bill and Pat Hoffmann enjoyed the College again while Bill interviewed seniors who are interested in starting a banking career with the Fidelity Union Trust Co. of Newark, N. J. Bob Blades and his wife from Hornell, N. Y., and Bob MacPherson and his wife from Framingham, Mass., were also at the Hanover Inn for a while during the deep of winter. Art and Ethel Toan from Saddle River, N. J., spent a few days in Hanover while Art, an expert on electronic accounting, lectured at Tuck School. After his graduation in 1936, Art joined Price Waterhouse & Co., and has been associated with them ever since. He is now a partner. He is a C.P.A., a member of the American Institute of Accountants and other professional societies. He is on the Institute's Committee of Electronic Accounting and is active on the Financial Planning Council of the American Management Association. Art has spoken and written extensively on the principles of organization, clerical methods, electronics and other business topics.
Jack McKallagat who runs the Flanagan Insurance Agency in Lawrence, Mass., and is the new editor of "Tithe," is already hammering his way to literary fame with his two fingers. You'll know what I mean if you have read his first issues of "Tithe." Here's a personal note from Jack:
Dear John: How thoughtful of you to write me regarding my taking a fling at "Tithe." Thank you. You ask of myself. Fair enough. I'll swap you this following in exchange for a similar bit of another that I can use in "Tithe."
After Dartmouth, three years at Boston University Law School. First job with Lowell Sun Newspaper (owned by one time '36er Johnnie Costello). In 1942, enlisted into the Counter Intelligence Corps of United States Army. Served with C.I.C. Detachment, 86th Infantry Division (Black Hawks) in France, Belgium, Germany, Bavaria, Austria. Discharged (Captain) September, 1945. Married former Janet Lee of Methuen, (Garland gal), have two children, Jack 10 and Lee 7. Worked Lawrence, Mass., Eagle Tribune, 1946 to 1950. Entered Insurance business as broker and general agent. Now operating general agency in Lawrence, Mass. Have had interest in many local affairs. General Chairman Infantile Paralysis Fund. President Dartmouth College Club of Greater Lawrence. President Lawrence High School Alumni. Chairman publicity, Cancer Fund, United Fund, Heart Fund. Officer in Knights of Columbus, Veterans of Foreign "Wars, Holy Name Society, Elks, Rotary. Live at 73 Bradstreet Road, North Andover, Mass., and manage to spend an evening there at least twice a month.
A few new addresses and activity notes have come in since last month. Walter Allen has moved to 630 Valencia St., La Habra, Cal.... Lee McGonagle has moved to 1514 Griffin St., Enumclaw, Wash.... Capt. HarryEisberg, Medical Officer of the U. S. Navy, who was stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for several years, has been transferred to the U. S. Naval Hospital at Portsmouth, N. H.... Art Atkinson now lives on Hibbler Road, Creve Coeur, Mo.... Bob Brenner who was with International Business Machines in the Kingston, N. Y. plant, has moved into their World Headquarters Building in New York City. Bob and family now live at 144 Longview Avenue, White Plains, N. Y.... Jim Conklin has been elected to head up the record division of Warner Brothers in Los Angeles.... AlPhipps, a director of the Rotary Club of New York, has been in South Africa for four months on business.... Larry Marx and his wife have been in Europe.... Dr. StanOgush has moved to 550 H Street, Crescent City, Cal.
The Class dinner in New York City, described in advance billing by Dick Morton as a "blinger," fulfilled that description last Friday night. Eddie Chamberlain entertained the gathering with stories and information for parents of prospective Dartmouth students. Forty classmates and wives attended. The complete list of "active classmates with active wives" will have to be held over until next month.
Jack McKallagat '36 of North Andover, Mass., lew editor of "Tithe," the class newsletter.
Rupert W. Daniels '36 has the new post ofAssistant Director of Sales for the OrganicChemicals Division of American Cyanamid.
Secretary, 287 Rutledge Ave. East Orange, N. J.
Class Agent, 135 Glen view Ave., Wyncote, Pa.
