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Classmate LeBoy S. Davis died August 30. He had been hospitalized for four weeks following a stroke. George R. Loehr died October 2 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

Bud Weymouth has been honored by the dedication of a bench next to the information booth he managed for 22 summers. There was coverage of this event, which was a joint project of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce and the College, in both the October and November issues. Alice attended the ceremony.

John Felli's wife Anne died December 3, 1982. John was not too well known in the class, so I think it would be of interest to classmates and others to recall his interesting career. He transferred to West Point, from which he was graduated in 1920 and served as a first lieutenant in the field artillery until he returned to Hanover as a Tuck student. At that time I was teaching at Tuck, and the first semester I gave John a "C" in my course. I later learned that it was the only mark he got other than an A" in all his courses. It was A 1 Frey who told me he was a classmate. Needless to say, he got an "A" the second semester! He received his Tuck degree in 1923. He was with General Motors from 1923 to 1931, treasurer of General Aviation from 1931 to 1933, and treasurer of North American Aviation from 1933 to 1936. He then moved rapidly up the ladder at General Motors until he became an assistant treasurer, a position he held until his retirement.

The following items came from Al Frey.Stan Conway: "Your note always revives pleasant memories." Nate Whiteside: "It's a beautiful afternoon and I hope Dartmouth is creaming Princeton. Mildred and I spend about two and a half months at our cottage at Glen Lake, Mich. I just passed muster for additional life insurance. Our best to you both." Kelvin Smith's wife Eleanor: "I am sorry to say Kelvin is about the same. He has never recovered from coma which he suffered one and a half years ago. We take care of him at home with excellent nurses, and, needless to say after 60 years of wonderful marriage, I am at hand at all times." From Sig Sigler: "So glad to receive your encouraging health report may you continue at your best we have twin great-grandchildren, Chad and Brie Sigler, two years old. New address: 14813 Regal Drive, Largo, FL 33520." From Mel Merritt: "Was in Hanover for a day in August. My daughter Nancy has a cottage at Lake Mascoma and we spent a weekend there. Had a nice luncheon with old friend Ort Hicks '21 and Lois. Then on the way home we stopped in Norfolk, Conn., to visit with Frances McGoughran. We are the last two of Delray Beach's good citizens, having recently lost Jack Brotherhood and CharlesMcGoughran. Regards." And from RedTilson: "Nice to see the same name doing business."

Many more news items coming in the next issue.

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