1923

Peg and Lou Wilcox sail on the "S.S. France" May 12 arriving at Southampton on the 17th, their 36th wedding anniversary. Their itinerary includes London, Land's End, Wells, Blenjeim, Oxford and Coventry, Wales, Dublin (to check Peg's father's bap- tism at St. Sudeens), then to Glasgow and a comprehensive tour of Scotland. Then on to Bergen, Norway with a bus tour of the fjords, and on to Gothenberg, Copenhagen, and Amsterdam. They sail from Rotterdam on July 19 on the "Statendam" and will be back in N. H. July 29.

The Wilcoxes will be visiting Len and Margaret Morrissey '22 in Dublin and will say hello to Henry Sullivan at Maiden Newton near Dorchester who was with the class for a short time.

Stu Summers wrote Art Event that he and his wife were sailing on the "S,S. Canberra" out of San Pedro, Calif., April 23 on a world cruise. The ship was docking May 4 at Port Everglades, Fla., and Stu hoped he would see Art and Adah that day. Stu also supplied the information that he likes California, keeps a saddle horse, races a small stable in Mexico and California, and drinks only the best bourbon.

It is getting to be a habit for the Greater Hartford Junior Chamber of Commerce to name 1923 men as outstanding bosses at their annual banquet. Last year it was Charlie Rice. This year Charlie Zimmerman received that plaque. In the presentation he was described as one who "consistently and continuously gives of himself to others." How true.

Bill Wallace's picture appeared in the January 16 issue of the Hartford Courant. The occasion was his retirement as vice president of the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. Bill has headed the bonding operations of this insurance group for more than 20 years.

Jerry Riley has recently been appointed treasurer of the 1966 March of Dimes campaign for Plainville. Jerry is president of the Manufacturers National Bank of Bristol County and a member of the advisory committee of Bay State Corp., a holding company for ten Massachusetts banks, the majority of which are situated in the Route 128 crescent. Jerry's bank has three offices at Attleboro Falls, Mansfield, and North Attle boro. The deposits of his banks amount to 15 million and the profit record has been outstanding.

President Dickey in a news release of January 14 announced the membership of two key committees which will plan and carry out much of the program for Dartmouth's observance of its bicentennial in '69-10.Charlie Zimmerman, chairman of the Trustees' committee on Alumni and Public Affairs, and Jim Landauer, president of the 1965 Alumni Council, are members of this committee.

Warren Tryon is now mending quite satis factorily after being in the hospital from July to the end of September undergoing two operations. Boston University where Warren is a professor gave him a leave of absence Warrie writes as follows: "I plan to retire in June, 1967. During nine months of the year I shall remain in Rockport because why should I go anywhere when I am already there. The three winter months my wife and I will live in Yucatan, of which I am very fond, both to escape the winter coal and oil bills of New England and the intellectual horrors of Florida. At present I am working on a new book - a study of the American expatriates in Paris - and in retirement if health of body and mind stay with me, I shall continue to write. As I said, it is not very exciting, and I can hardly believe of much interest to classmates, but it is satisfying to me."

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