1925

The social activity in and around Hanover involving numerous classmates is really something to be envied by out-of-towners. For example, Dris Huberth recently entertained the McKennans, Tanzers, and Leavitts for dinner. On that occasion mention was made of a certain bottle of wine at the Charter Day dinner. Dris surmised it was the same bottle she had delivered to John Dickey a year or so ago for Bob Misch who had picked it up in Europe. Then the Leavitts helped the McKennans celebrate their wedding anniversary and Bob's birthday which falls on the same day. Another occasion arose when Rad Tanzer surprised Velma on her birthday by taking the McKennans, Leavitts and the Dan Drurys '26 to dinner at the House of the Seven Gables in Hartford.

Ruth and Ralph Tucker recently returned from a nine-week trip to New Zealand (air-sea) and Australia and various points in between. After church one day early in December, Ralph was introduced to a chap named Dwinell, who turned out to be our own "Stub." Neither recognized the other, but by sparring about they finally got on the same team. Carl Smith, who has been busy in Augusta, Me., reports he's getting close to retirement decision and is planning to locate in Cutler, Me., where he has maintained a home "over the years" which "is ours." He hopes to spend the worst winter months in Florida. Bill Bunting retired from his laundry business last month and thinks it great. "More time for skiing and three months at the cottage next summer!"

Joe Antrim was pictured recently with Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin at a briefing session on farm program policies and aims. It appears he's a member of Montana's newly appointed Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, whose function is to administer federal farm "action" programs in the areas of conservation, production adjustment and price support.

Bob Misch has come out with another book entitled "Quick Guide to the World's Most Famous Recipes." Author of the nationally syndicated column "Eat, Drink and Be Merry," Bob also authored the book "Quick Guide to Wine"—both published by Doubleday. Fred Weston has been elected trust officer of the new Investors Bank & Trust Co., which opened in Boston in November. Fred has had more than 37 years of experience as a banker specializing in trust and tax matters. He has also been active in community affairs, being a member of the I.O.O.F. and treasurer of its bowling league. He also serves as treasurer of the Men's Club, First Congregational Church of Sharon and auditor of the Church. In addition he is former chairman of the Troop Committee Boy Scouts, Troop 74 and an original founder and organizer of Massapoag Sportsmen's Club.

Dr. Hairy Scott recently was inducted as a fellow of the Institutional College of Dentists, an international honor society made up of dentists selected by the college on the basis of their contributions to the professional world and extracurricular activities on national and community levels. Scottie also is a fellow of the American College of Dentists, also an honorary organization. He is a founder and director of the National Football Clinic, a four-day post graduate school in football which began in his hometown of Coatesville, Pa., in 1948 and which has been held at Atlantic City Convention Hall the past 17 years.

Brad Smith has been appointed to a second term on the Board of Overseers of the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration. Brad recently retired after serving as the first chairman of the board of INA Corporation, which was formed under his guidance in 1968 as a holding company for Insurance Company of North America and its subsidiaries.

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