1915

Each month I will start with a reminder that June 6-8, 1975 are important dates for 1915 since that is the time for our 60th Reunion. Do plan to come to Hanover and make this one of the best reunions ever.

A nice note has been received from AngelaFuller expressing appreciation for the note of sympathy from the Class after the death of Wy on September 3.

Virginia Merrill writes that she and Dick are adjusting to their new home at 1800 - 105 Riverside Drive, Columbus, Ohio. 43212. This is a nursing home where they can get complete health care as needed. We will miss them at reunion time and the beautiful memorial service which Dick has conducted so ably on previous occasions. I am sure they would enjoy hearing from classmates.

Dale Barker reports a quieter summer than usual on Cape Cod, but he went down whenever there was a vacant bed at the Barker compound.

Marion and I have returned to Rossmoor after spending five months up in Saratoga County, N.Y. We had a good summer although our garden was a disappointment. We particularly enjoyed the New York City Ballet and the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra which performed at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in July and August.

Do write to me and tell me of your comings and goings. The exploits of your grandchildren must be worth mentioning. Our grandson, while only 15 is six feet tall and developing into quite a basketball player. We hope his scholastic achievement will enable him to get into Dartmouth.

Secretary, 224-B Old Nassau Road Jamesburg, N.J. 08831

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