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1938, Red Wing, Minn. Children, Mary Jane, March 3, 1940; Robert Holt, July 5, 1942; Emilie, Nov. 8, 1944.
My interest in debating has increased, with two results: I have had a small share in the tremendous progress that Harvard has made in this activity; and last spring I was a judge in the National Intercollegiate Debating Championships at West Point, where Harvard had reached the finals in 1957. It was a most stimulating experience.
I took the whole family on a camping trip to the west coast in 1956, another wonderful experience.
PAUL LAWRENCE NORTON: Orthopedic Surgeon. Home Ad- dress, Trapelo Road, Lincoln, Mass. Office Address, 1180 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. Married, Margaret Hagerty, Sept. 8, 1935, Hudson, Mass. Children, Paul Lawrence, Jr., Feb. 16, 1937; John Henry, March 16, 1938; Anne, Sept. 21, 1941; Martha, July 14, 1943; Catherine, Sept. 19, 1945; Thomas, Nov. 3, 1948; William, Dec. 16, 1950.
Member, chairman since 1959, board of trustees, Massachusetts Hospital School; chief of staff, Massachusetts Hospital School, Canton, Massachusetts, and Lakeville State Sanatorium, Lakeville, Massachusetts. Publications: "Immobilizing Efficiency of Back Braces," Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 1958; "Treatment of Congenital Dislocation of the Hip in the Early Walking Group," Journal of American Medical Association, 1960; "Paraplegia in Children," Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 1959.
FRANCIS LAWRENCE ANTHONY NOWAK died July 9, 1956, at Fort Pierce, Fla.
JOSEPH ANTHONY O'CONNOR died March 14, 1948, at Jackson, Mich.
FRANCIS FAY O'DONNELL: Lawyer. Home Address, 42 Wan- nalancit St., Lowell, Mass. Office Address, 9 Central St., Lowell, Mass. Married, Charlotte M. Green, Jan. 31, 1942, Lowell, Mass.
HERMAN JOHN OLT: Certified Public Accountant. Home Ad- dress, 1467 N. Euclid Ave., Dayton 6, Ohio. Office Address, Touche, Niven, Bailey & Smart, 1200 Talbott Tower, Dayton 2, Ohio. Mar-
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ried, Genevieve F. Halloran, Feb. 12, 1941, Chicago, Ill. Children, Jennifer, Sept. 19, 1943; John Herman, Aug. 11, 1945; Norman Paul, April 28, 1951.
Since the Thirtieth Anniversary Report, I have become a part- ner in my firm, Touche, Niven, Bailey & Smart (1956); served as director, vice-president and president of the Dayton Chapter, Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants (1953-59); been elected director of the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants (1959) and president of the Harvard Club of Dayton (1956-60); and expounded briefly, vocally and in writing, on subjects in the field of federal income taxation, my principal vocation and avocation, to the exclusion of golf, tennis, fishing, hunting, curling, skiing and tramping.
EUGENE O'NEILL: Investment Counseling. Home Address, Mile Road, Suffern, N.Y. Office Address, Moody's Investors' Service, 99 Church St., New York 7, N.Y.
Manager, consultation department, portfolio supervisor, Moody's Investors' Service, investment advisory and management firm.
* JAMES OTIS: Address, Maple St., Winnetka, Ill.
RALPH CHESTER OTIS, JR .: Administrative Officer, U.S. De- partment of Agriculture. Home Address, 2350 Lincoln Pk., W., Chicago 14, Ill. Office Address, C.S.S. Commodity Office, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 2201 Howard St., Evanston, Ill. Married, Claire Jensen, Nov. 14, 1929, Chicago, Ill. Children, Ralph Chester, 3d, Aug. 20, 1930 (m. Margaret Wilson); John, March 19, 1933 (m. Nancy Anderson). Grandchild, Ralph Chester Otis, 4th, August, 1957, son of Ralph and Margaret Otis.
I have been with the Department of Agriculture, in the same agency since 1938. Prior to that time, I was in the stockbrokerage business (1925-38).
EDWARD JOHN OWEN: Address, W. Avon Road, Avon, Conn.
RICHARD MEADE OWENS: Realtor - Broker. Home Address, 201 Tranquil Ave., Charlotte 9, N.C. Office Address, Vinson Realty Co., Inc., 221 S. Church St., Charlotte, N.C. Married, Lorraine
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Gilmer Stack, June 1, 1935, Monroe, N.C. Child, Mary Meade, Aug. 2, 1942.
I have lived and loved it.
DEXTER SELDEN PAINE died November 3, 1932, at Cambridge, Mass.
HEBARD MILLER PAINE: Trustee. Home Address, Fern Road, Litchfield, Conn. Office Address, P.O. Box 817, Litchfield, Conn. Married, Elizabeth Hinckley Sturgis, Oct. 3, 1936, Merrick, N.Y. Children, Anita, June 22, 1937; Margaret, Oct. 15, 1940; Francis, May 14, 1946.
The Paine Arboretum, Shrubbery and Ground Cover Experi- mental Project was left behind when we moved from Chappaqua but we aim to produce something of the kind here on the windiest ridge in Connecticut.
WILLIAM ALEXANDRE PALLMÉ: Lawyer. Home Address, 1216 Midland Ave., Bronxville 8, N.Y. Office Address, % Port of New York Authority, 111 Eighth Ave., New York 11, N.Y. Married, Helen Grace King, Feb. 22, 1930, New York, N.Y. Children, Wil- liam King, May 11, 1931 ( died May 25, 1937); Robert Crosett, May 21, 1933; Lydia Jane, Sept. 13, 1940.
I have continued my association with the Port of New York Authority, which has given me the now appropriate title and designation of "Senior Attorney."
FREDERIC COURTLAND PALMER: Architectural Designer. Home Address, "Dunstaffnage," East Haddam, Conn. Office Ad- dress, East Haddam, Conn.
Except that the names of the historic buildings or those of the private clients would be changed, there would be little to dis- tinguish the 1960 report of my activities from that published in 1950. My architectural services continue to be in reasonable de- mand.
The restoration of New London's Hempsted House was my most important archaeological work. The more recent restoration, decoration and furnishing of the Mansfield House for the Middle- sex County Historical Society turned out to be the most appealing to the general public.
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During 1959, because of the determined effort of a few local residents, the once famous Connecticut River landmark, here in East Haddam, the Goodspeed Opera House of 1876 (later known as Goodspeed's Folly) was saved from imminent destruction by the state and was deeded with over four acres of river frontage to a new tax-exempt Foundation, which now with general and influ- ential support is raising over half a million dollars to restore the Opera House to its former Victorian splendor. Under the direction of the Foundation, a theatre with modern equipment and services will be contained within the shell of this unique structure, which towers five stories above the steamboat dock. The theatre will be the nucleus of a cultural center, served by the adjacent hotel of the same period and complemented by a marina and public park and picnic area. Quite unpremeditatedly, I find myself at the vortex of all this development, as an original incorporator and then as a trustee, and now as head of the architectural restoration of the building.
I continue to lecture on architecture and life in the Colonial period in Connecticut. My diversions continue to be keeping the collection of classic Rolls-Royce cars running and maintaining my old house, which, with three others in the restoration of which I had a hand, appeared in The Second Treasury of Early American Homes, 1954, by Richard Pratt. Of this publication, Time said: "Shows, entirely in color, fifty-seven of the nation's most beautiful homes."
Offices: trustee, chairman, Committee on Structures, Antiquarian and Landmarks Society, Inc., of Connecticut; trustee, Goodspeed Opera House Foundation, Inc .; vice-president general, General Society of the War of 1812; treasurer, Connecticut branch, Society of the War of 1812; chairman, Palmer Memorial Association.
Publications: articles in the magazine Antiques, September, 1951, July, 1957, March, 1958, and February, 1960; "The East Haddam Congregational Church," Bulletin of the Connecticut Historical Society, April, 1959; "Hempsted House," Connecticut Antiquarian, July, 1958.
PHILIP PALMER: Investments Adviser. Home Address, 1040 S. River Rd., Marshfield, Mass. Office Address, David L. Babson & Co., Inc., 89 Broad St., Boston, Mass. Married, Eleanor Blunt, May 30, 1933, Brookline, Mass. Children, Philip, Jr., Harvard '57, Jan.
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31, 1937 (m. Louisa Jones ); Roberta, Sept. 15, 1940. Grandchild, Ezra Palmer, Sept. 20, 1959.
ALLEN RUSSELL PARKER: Patent Law. Home Address, 3703 Huntington St., N.W., Washington 15, D.C. Office Address, Inter- national Patent and Trademark Bureau, Washington, D.C. Married, Katherine Lucille Porter. Child, Donald Borton, Sept. 23, 1931.
Director of the International Patent and Trademark Bureau.
ROBERT DALZELL PARKER: Banking. Home Address, 477 Rock Rd., Glen Rock, N.J. Office Address, Manufacturers Trust Co., 55 Broad St., New York 15, N.Y. Married, Doris Kinnicut Burbank, Feb. 22, 1934, Providence, R.I. Children, Florence Eleanor, Oct. 6, 1934; Richard Burbank, Feb. 16, 1939 (m. Patricia Jean John- son ).
Dabbling a little in local politics, puttering around the yard and a summer place in Maine.
* MARION RYKOFF PARSONNET: Address, 6215 Woodman Ave., Van Nuys, Calif.
PAUL WHITIN PARSONS. Home Address, 50 W. 72d St., New York 23, N.Y.
My mother died last year, so we have a house in the south of France to sell.
JOHN MARK PATEK: Engineer. Home Address, 434 Mt. Airy Drive, Rochester 17, N.Y. Office Address, Material Standards Dept., Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester 4, N.Y. Married, Doris Adelaide Davison, Oct. 6, 1940, Canandaigua, N.Y. Children, John Mark, Jr., Feb. 24, 1943; James Warren, Aug. 27, 1945.
As I mature with my fellow workers, driving pool mates, neigh- bors, and children, I find myself so busy doing what I am asked to do that I can no longer recognize my own interests. However, I am sure that they are good.
* RICHARD PATTERSON: Address, Route 4, Box 17, Lawyers Hill, Elkridge 27, Md.
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WALTER THOMAS PATTISON: Teacher - Chairman, Depart- ment of Romance Languages. Home Address, Route 2, Maple Plain, Minn. Office Address, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Married, Marion Henry. Children, Sarah, 1944; Deborah, 1946; George, 1947; Martha, 1949.
Leading the usual professorial life.
GEORGE RUSSELL PAUL died October 10, 1956, at Marshfield, Mass.
* ANTHONY NICHOLAS PAULIDES: Address, 59 Ingersoll Grove, Springfield 9, Mass.
AVERY SHERBURNE PEABODY: Bookkeeper. Home Address, 108 Mt. Vernon St., Boston 8, Mass. Office Address, Bolton & Hicks Co., 46 S. Market St., Boston, Mass.
CARL AUGUST PEARSON: Physicist. Home Address, 9 Clark St., Niantic, Conn. Office Address, U.S. Navy Underwater Sound Laboratory, Niantic, Conn. Married, Mildred Dahlgren, Aug. 19, 1925, Boston, Mass.
Physicist, U.S. Navy Underwater Sound Laboratory, since 1952; head of the Applied Research section of the Infrared Branch. Also associate instructor in physics at Mitchell College, New London, Connecticut, since 1959; member, Optical Society of America. Publications: articles on atmospheric transmittance of visible and infrared radiation, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, January, 1954, Journal of the Optical Society of America, January, 1956. Active in the local Baptist church as Sunday school superin- tendent.
THEODORE PEARSON: Lawyer; Partner in Law Firm. Home Address, 215 E. 72d St., New York 21, N.Y. Office Address, Kelley, Drye, Newhall & Maginnes, 70 Broadway, New York 4, N.Y. Mar- ried, Louise Mott Sanford, Aug. 27, 1932, Tannersville, N.Y. Chil- dren, Victoria Evans, Radcliffe '56, July 16, 1934 (m. Robert Miller ); Laura Louise, June 9, 1937; Theodore, Jr., Harvard '63, Aug. 12, 1940.
Business or professional affiliations: Member of executive com- mittee, since 1959, Association of the Bar of the City of New York
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(former chairman, committee on federal legislation and library committee); secretary, committee on federal constitution, New York State Bar Association, since 1955.
Charitable affiliations: Vice-president, director, Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement, Inc., since 1944; director since 1955, member of executive committee, since 1956, chairman of adminis- trative committee of council of affiliate agencies, 1956-58, Federa- tion of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Inc .; director, Letters Abroad, Inc., since 1957, Vacations for the Aging, Inc., since 1959.
Directorships: Metals Disintegrating Company, Inc., since 1945; 215 East 72d Street Corporation, since 1947; Reddy Kilowatt, Inc., since 1953; F. C. Huyck & Sons, since 1955; Onteora Club (1955- 58); Cougar Oil Company, Inc., since 1956.
WILLIAM BELA PECSOK: Lawyer. Home Address, 20600 Sydenham Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio. Office Address, 915 Fidelity Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. Married, Vera Bacsinszky Sabow, Aug. 4, 1932. Children, Pauline, July 11, 1933 (m. Bruce Harrington Bald- ridge); Thomas Peter, Harvard '60, Jan. 25, 1938. Grandchild, Laurel Baldridge, July 30, 1958.
Still in private practice limited pretty much to the estate plan- ning, probate and real estate problems of the average American from Main Street.
As the melody of "Life Begins at Fifty" lingered on, I decided it wasn't such a bad idea and I began to devote an increasing amount of time to indulge in my personal preferences which are mostly reading, conversation and the discussion of current affairs. Particularly do so-called controversial subjects fascinate me - if indulged in with good humor and respect for the right to dissent. I have been helping promote the study and discussion of foreign affairs and to help create, in my small way, an interest in effective world law and federalism without resigning ourselves to the blight and tyranny potential of a homogenizing world government. Other- wise, the enduring satisfactions of my life, as I see it, are close enough. I find them with my family and friends and in the pleasures of my library, home and garden.
CHARLES LAWRENCE PEIRSON: Investments - Vice-president, Franklin Management Corporation. Home Address, 62 Fairway Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass. Office Address, 111 Devonshire St., Bos-
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ton, Mass. Married, Virginia Hoyt, Sept. 27, 1937, Marion, Mass. Children, Patricia, Nov. 30, 1938; Virginia, Jan. 30, 1940; Wendy, April 18, 1943; Marcia, Dec. 13, 1946; Beverly, July 16, 1948.
BOIES PENROSE: Writer. Home and Office Address, Barbados Hill, Devon, Pa. Married, Frances Winslow Kemble, Dec. 21, 1925, Marblehead, Mass. (divorced 1936); Helen Hunter (Dudley), April 18, 1945, New York, N.Y. Children, Frances Drexel, Oct. 16, 1926 (m. Peter Hersloff); Charles Bingham Boies, Harvard '50, Oct. 31, 1928. Grandchildren, one boy and three girls.
I am trying to grow old gracefully by indulging my tastes in such innocent pastimes as eating, drinking, and traveling abroad.
RANDOLPH HIGHT PERRY: Address, 6 High St., Ballard Vale, Mass.
MAYNARD PETKUN: President, Retail Furniture Company. Home Address, 135 Kirkstall Rd., Newtonville 60, Mass. Office Address, Allen Furniture Co., Roslindale, Mass. Married, Muriel Billow, Dec. 24, 1944, Boston, Mass. Children, Robert L., Jan. 19, 1946; David S., April 20, 1947; William M., March 1, 1956.
CHARLES PARSONS PETTUS, JR .: Investment Securities - Salesman. Home Address, 2 Carrswold Drive, Clayton 5, Mo. Office Address, A. G. Edwards & Sons, 409 N. Eighth St., St. Louis 1, Mo. Married, Stella R. Cartwright, June 12, 1937. Children, Georgia Cartwright, Sept. 19, 1949; Charles Parsons, Jr., May 2, 1951.
I am a salesman with A. G. Edwards & Sons, a member firm of the New York Stock Exchange, with which I have been associated eleven years. I have been active in the St. Louis Harvard Club and served as president in 1957. I have attended several Associated Harvard Club meetings. I play golf once a week in the season and I try to find time for two weeks of skiing every winter.
FREDERICK GODDARD PIERCE: General Directory Staff Super- visor, Telephone Business. Home Address, 38 Washburn Ave., Wellesley Hills 81, Mass. Office Address, New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., 245 State St., Rm. 1001, Boston 9, Mass. Married, Elizabeth Graham, Oct. 27, 1928, Pawtucket, R.I. Child, Graham
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Towle, July 22, 1930 (m. Ann Ryan). Grandchildren, Graham God- dard Pierce, Feb. 4, 1955; William Bartlett Pierce, April 9, 1956; Robert Arnold Pierce, Nov. 14, 1958.
As general directory staff supervisor of the New England Tele- phone and Telegraph Company, I am engaged in staff work per- taining to the compilation of telephone directories. Director in the C. C. Lowell Company, Inc., 26 Mechanics Street, Worcester, Massachusetts.
BERNARD PINCUS: Merchant - President. Home Address, 1320 Lamar Ave., Memphis 4, Tenn. Office Address, Bry-Block Co., Main and Jefferson Streets, Memphis, Tenn. Married, Amelia Stern, May 27, 1927, Atlantic City, N.J. Children, Andrew Lewis, July 12, 1930 (m. Katherine Clark); Patricia Ann, May 4, 1932 (m. Mayer Levy, Jr.); Michael Stern, Jan. 18, 1936 (m. Jacqueline Kron). Grandchildren, Kenneth H. Levy, Sept. 12, 1952; Daniel J. Levy, Nov. 5, 1953; Michael J. Levy, March 13, 1956.
President, Downtown Association of Memphis, 1958-59; vice- president, Memphis Orchestral Society, 1957-59; director, Retail Merchants Association, Jewish Welfare Fund, Tennessee Retail Merchant's Council, Inc., Merchandising Division, N.R.M.A .; mem- ber finance committee, Spirit of Christmas, Inc .; committee member, Cotton Carnival, Downtown Development Committee, N.R.M.A., Chamber of Commerce City-County Merger Study; member For- eign Trade Mission to India for U.S. Department of Commerce, 1960.
ALDEN STONE PINKHAM: Sales of Accounting, Electronic and Data Processing Machines. Home Address, 100 Meredith Circle, Milton, Mass. Office Address, National Cash Register Co., 539 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Married, Marie B. Arnold, June 25, 1925 (deceased); Florence N. (Mead) Reed, Feb. 15, 1932. Children, Rosamund S., Nov. 9, 1926 (m. Louis A. Tonry); Alice A., April 24, 1928 (m. Donald K. Grose); Warren N. Reed (stepson), July 24, 1923 (m. Viola Carlson). Grandchildren, Karen Grose, Nov. 14, 1947; Donald L. Grose, July 15, 1950; Elizabeth Grose, Sept. 27, 1958; Susan P. Tonry, Dec. 27, 1948; Robert Tonry, March 20, 1951; Alan N. Reed, Oct. 31, 1953; Lisa Anne Reed, Sept. 25, 1957.
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Still selling accounting machines and systems which now include electronic and data processing equipment.
I have become very interested in yachting. We own a twin screw power boat in which my wife and I live a good part of the summer and my children have a schooner in which we sail quite a bit
I am a member of the Old Colony Chapter of the U.S. Power Squadron. I am also still a commander in the Naval Reserve and am an active member in the U.S. Naval Reserve Supply Company 1-1.
HENRY STANLEY PINKHAM: Real Estate. Home Address, 11 Copley St., Newton 58, Mass. Office Address, R. M. Bradley & Co., Inc., 250 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
Have been elected a vice-president of R. M. Bradley & Com- pany, Inc.
HENRY ADAMS PLIMPTON: Vice-president, Actuary, Columbian National Life Insurance Company. Home Address, 35 Gammons Rd., Waban 68, Mass. Office Address, Columbian National Life Insurance Co., 77 Franklin St., Boston, Mass. Married, Ida M. Lane, June 30, 1938, Medford, Mass.
MORRIS PLOSCOWE: Lawyer. Home Address, 125 Riverside Drive, New York 24, N.Y. Office Address, 61 Broadway, New York 6, N.Y. Married, Zelma A. Friedman, July 1, 1931, New York, N.Y. Children, Deborah Joan, Nov. 5, 1934; Bernard Lewis, Oct. 22, 1940.
For the past five years, I have been working at a trade I learned at the Harvard Law School - namely, that of being a lawyer. I can testify it was easier being a judge. I now have to work for a liv- ing. My specialties are criminal law and family law, though occa- sionally another type of case wanders into my office. In my matri- monial practice, I have become the Harvard Law School's gift to lunatic ladies - God bless them - but how they like to take their darling husbands for every dime. They all read the chapter in my book, The Truth About Divorce, entitled "The Husband Pays."
Seriously - practising law, teaching law at New York Univer- sity Law School, writing occasional articles on law, occasional re- search (e.g., the critical analysis that I did of American policy on
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narcotic drug laws for the American Medical and American Bar Associations ) have made for a busy life. I have had a great deal less time for the strictly civic and pro bono publico activities. I still, however, continue my interest in such organizations as the Citizens Committee on Children, American Correctional Associa- tion, and various bar associations.
PARKER FRANCIS POND: Life Insurance - Group Annuity Specialist. Home Address, 20 Crystal St., Newton Center 59, Mass. Office Address, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., 89 Broad St., Boston 10, Mass. Married, Marion Jones, June 3, 1933, Albany, N.Y. Child, Parker Francis, Jr., Harvard '56, Oct. 12, 1934.
Outside of business hours my time is spent between my home in Newton Center and the summer home on Bloody Pond in the Plymouth Woods. Both my wife and I are very active in civic and political activities in Newton. My son has just completed three years of active service in the Navy, with two trips to Japan. Since leaving the service, he has spent two and one-half months in Europe.
HALFORD JEWELL POPE: Accounting. Home Address, 2 Wake- man PI., Larchmont, N.Y. Office Address, 30 E. 42d St., New York 17, N.Y. Married, Lois Marshall, Sept. 28, 1929, Niagara Falls, N.Y. Children, Lois Anne, Oct. 31, 1932 (m. R. Chiney); James Marshall, Harvard '60, Feb. 26, 1939. Grandchild, Perrin Anne Chiney, April 2, 1959.
Assistant manager of the Sales and Cost Accounting Control Department of Union Carbide Corporation. President of the Sys- tems and Procedures Association, Manhattan Chapter, 1959-60; vice-president of the National Board of Trustees of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; treasurer of the Larchmont Hose Company Association. Badminton - class B (our backyard court gets a real work-out). Square dancing club, together with sessions this year at Toronto, West Point, and Atlantic City.
WILLIAM WOODS PORTER, II: Geologist. Home and Office Address, 244 S. Gramercy Pl., Los Angeles 4, Calif. Married, Lillian Lowther, Sept. 5, 1934, Beverly Hills, Calif. Child, Wil- liam Woods, 3d, May 19, 1938 (married). Grandchildren, 3.
Vice-president and half owner, Piute Petroleum, Ltd., producing oil in Canada; developer of Mohave desert land through geology
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and location of abundant water supply. Only recent publications: two, opposing the rigid requirements of too many education de- partment courses for teachers.
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ALBERT WOOD POTTS: Lawyer. Home Address, 1135 Michigan Ave., Evanston, Ill. Office Address, Room 1400, 38 S. Dearborn St., Chicago 3, Ill. Married, Margaret Tilton Hack, Oct. 30, 1930, Evanston, Ill. Children, Albert Wood, Jr., June 27, 1932 (m. Mary G. Potts ); Margaret Joan, Feb. 8, 1935. Grandchild, Albert Wood Potts, 3d, May, 1958.
ALEXANDER KYLE POWELL died April 18, 1949, at El Paso, Texas.
EDWARD ALEXANDER POWELL, III: Mortgage Loan and Real Estate Appraising. Home Address, 15 Birch Rd., Westport, Conn. Office Address, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 1 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. Married, Muriel F. Damon, Oct. 11, 1926, New York, N.Y. Children, Muriel MacCammon, Oct. 21, 1928 (m. Mr. Vetter); Pamela Damon, March 9, 1931 (m. Mr. Wiehl); Grandchildren, George M. Vetter, 3d, 1957; Lisa S. Vetter, 1959; Kimberly H. Wiehl, 1956; Sandra D. Wiehl, 1959.
JOHN EVERETT POWERS: Vice-president, General Tire & Rub- ber Company. Home Address, 4359 Everett Rd., West Richfield, Ohio. Office Address, 1708 Englewood Ave., Akron 9, Ohio. Mar- ried, Mary Jane Wiseman, June 23, 1931, Lancaster, Ohio. Chil- dren, Barbara Ann, July 13, 1932 (m. David A. Hyer); John Philip, March 30, 1940. Grandchild, James E. Hyer, April 17, 1958.
I was made vice-president in charge of plastics at the General Tire Company in 1954, and director of the company in 1959. I direct the activities of three plastics plants at Toledo, Ohio; Law- rence, Mass .; and Jeannette, Pa. I am active with the customary civic duties and charitable drives, principally the United Fund- Red Cross joint campaign. I play a little golf, and enjoy the spec- tator sports, especially our Cleveland Browns football team. I vacation in the Caribbean area in early spring to oil the aging bones.
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LAWRENCE HANSCOM POWNALL: Technical Supervisor, Rayon Manufacture. Home Address, 6 Swarthmore Pl., Swarth- more, Pa. Office Address, Technical & Textile Service Dept., Ameri- can Viscose Corp., Marcus Hook, Pa. Married, Grace Estelle Taylor, June 1, 1931, Sylvania, Ga. Children, Ann Mims, Jan. 23, 1934 (m. John Buchanan Brown); Margaret Emery, March 4, 1936.
In May, 1956, I was transferred from my company's Roanoke, Virginia, plant where I had worked since 1925 to our technical services organization in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania. Since 1956 my principal personal interests have been in seeing my daughters graduate from college and start their careers.
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