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Continuing in the practice of administrative law; director, As- bestos Distributors Corporation, Bridgeport Specialties, Inc., Wendy Realty Corporation, all of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
WILLIAM EHRLICH: Retail Business. Home Address, 28 Buck- ingham St., Cambridge, Mass. Office Address, Touraine Stores, 1360 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Married, Evelyn Seltzer, Nov. 18, 1929, Philadelphia, Pa. Children, Ellen, Dec. 4, 1931 (m. Melvin J. Gardner); Thomas, Harvard '56, LL.B., '59, March 4, 1934 (m. Ellen Rome). Grandchildren, Janet Elizabeth Gardner, 1954; Gail Gardner, 1956; David Rome Ehrlich, 1959.
The first twenty-five years after college were devoted to watch- ing my children grow up. The last five years history has been re- peating itself, only this time it is with my grandchildren. Both of my children are married and seem to be following the pattern of their generation by either having or planning to have large families. Ellen lives in San Francisco, and we go out to see her every winter. This cuts down the opportunity of travel to other parts of the world, but I doubt if we will ever give up the chance of spending three or four weeks with our daughter, her husband, and their children. Tom graduated from Law School last spring and is planning to settle in Milwaukee, where he has taken a job which offers him a marvelous opportunity. This year he and his wife and baby are
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living in New York while he clerks for a federal judge, and this gives my wife and me some chance to see him. By next year, Mil- waukee will be on our schedule on the way to the West Coast.
I am still connected with Touraine Stores, which do a business in women's clothing in ten cities in the suburbs of Boston. I am vice-president of this organization. I am also president of D. P. Ehrlich Company and Leavitt and Pierce, both of which sell pipes, tobacco, etc. The L&P connection has been quite recent as the Ehrlich Company took them over in 1956. As an old Harvard tra- dition, Leavitt's has been fun to run. When my brother and I bought it, it had lost most of the quality which it had when we were in college, and we have spent considerable time and effort in work- ing to bring it back to its old position. The pool tables had long since gone when we took it over, and a quick lunch counter was occupying all of one side of the store. We quickly dispensed with that and have tried to fill the store with as many Harvard memen- toes as possible, and it now has much of the same flavor it had when we were in college. My extracurricular activities still keep me busy, as I am treasurer of the Boston Girl Scouts, a director of International Student House in Cambridge, and serve on several philanthropic boards.
PHILIP EISEMAN: Commercial Banking. Home Address, 142 Brattle St., Cambridge 38, Mass. Office Address, Baystate Corp., 45 Milk St., Boston 9, Mass. Married, Marion Becker, June 14, 1930, Swampscott, Mass. Child, Anne Eiseman, Aug. 19, 1933.
President and director of the Baystate Corporation, a bank holding company; incorporator, Boston Five Cent Savings Bank and the Cambridge Savings Bank; trustee, Charlestown Savings Bank. Community service activities: member of the National Ex- ecutive Board of the American Jewish Committee; director and vice-president, Cambridge Civic Association; director and vice- president, Douglas A. Thom Clinic for Children, Inc .; director, Eliza- beth Peabody House; trustee and member of the executive committee, Free Hospital for Women, Brookline; member of the Budgeting and Allocating Division, United Community Services of Boston.
THEODORE LYMAN ELIOT: Assistant Vice-president of Steam- ship Company. Home Address, 401 Golden Gate Ave., Belve-
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dere, Calif. Office Address, Matson Navigation Co., 215 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. Married, Martha Bigelow, Sept. 19, 1925, Brookline, Mass. Children, Joan, Aug. 3, 1926 (m. Ewell O'Bryan); Theodore Lyman, Jr., Harvard '48, Jan. 24, 1928 (m. Patricia Peters ); Gwladys, Feb. 4, 1933 (m. John A. Stevens); Mary Williams, Oct. 29, 1934 (m. Robert F. Winne, Jr.). Grandchildren, Christina O'Bryan, May 15, 1948; Mary Carol O'Bryan, Oct. 10, 1954; Sarah Eliot, Feb. 18, 1958; Theodore Lyman Eliot, 3d, Oct. 17, 1953; Wendy Eliot, Sept. 5, 1955; Peter Eliot, Nov. 26, 1957; Alex Stevens, June 8, 1956; Walter Stevens, Dec. 17, 1958; Elizabeth Winne, May 1, 1957; Charles Thompson Winne, May 30, 1959.
In January, 1956, I transferred from American President Lines to Matson Lines, which was increasing its passenger fleet from one to four liners. I continue to maintain an active interest in the Pacific Area Travel Association, and am president of the University Club of San Francisco.
* NATHANIEL ELLIS: Address, 14 Bennett St., Wayland, Mass.
*HUGH LANGDON ELSBREE: Address, 5409 Dorset Ave, Ken- wood, Washington 15, D.C.
HERBERT EDGAR EMERSON: Last Known Address, 839 E. 19th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. (Lost.)
ROBERT EMERSON died February 3, 1959, at New York, N.Y.
WILLARD EMERY: Trustee. Home and Office Address, 9 Charles River Sq., Boston, Mass. Married, Elizabeth Marvin, March 27, 1933, Portsmouth, N.H. Children, Willard, Jr., Harvard '59, Aug. 17, 1936; Marvin, Aug. 9, 1938.
Since my retirement from the active practice of architecture, I have been occupied with the management of certain family trusts, and as director and trustee of a few other organizations. I have also devoted considerable time to my great interest in the Naval Re- serve. My diversions consist of golf and curling; summers are spent on Cape Cod and winters in Boston, with usually a month or two in Florida.
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DAVID WENDELL EVANS died February 4, 1955, at San Fran- cisco, Calif.
EARL EVANS: Safety Engineer. Home Address, 3021 Walnut Ave., Carmichael, Calif. Office Address, Division of Industrial Safety, State of California, Room 823 Forum Bldg., Sacramento, Calif. Married, Margaret Villalon, June 29, 1935, San Francisco, Calif. Child, Daryl Buckley, Aug. 30, 1940, American River Junior College '62.
Selected through Civil Service list as district safety engineer for Sacramento district, Division of Industrial Safety, State of California. Supervise nine safety engineers in four specialty fields.
* JAMES EDWARD EVANS: Address, 196 Burlington St., Lex- ington 73, Mass.
JOSEPH PATRICK EVANS: Professor of Neurological Surgery. Home Address, 1234 E. 56th St., Chicago, Ill. Office Address, Uni- versity of Chicago Clinics, Chicago, Ill. Married, Hermene Eisen- man, June 24, 1929, Brookline, Mass. Children, Mary F., March 17, 1930 (m. François Bapst); Edward and Frederick N. (twins), Oct. 17, 1931; Caroline, July 28, 1936 (m. Alvaro Villa); Anne W., Dec. 12, 1938; Hermene W., March 21, 1943; John F., March 16, 1945; Thomas M., Jan. 14, 1948. Grandchildren, José Damaso Villa, Dec. 11, 1956; Ignacio Villa, July 30, 1958; Diego Francisco Villa, Nov. 13, 1959.
The past five years have been full ones for us as a family. In July of 1954 I was asked to take charge of neurological surgery at the University of Chicago. The professional opportunity was such that I could not refuse, and so with real regret we left Cincinnati in October of that year, having spent seventeen very happy years with the University there. The family transplanted well, the Uni- versity of Chicago more than fulfilled its promises, and we have had no regrets over the change for we have not lost our real Cin- cinnati friends. Meantime, our older boys have done their military service and are continuing in government work. Our second daugh- ter was married several years ago to a Colombian engineer and lives in South America. She has just presented us with a third grand- son. Our oldest daughter was married this fall to a young Swiss engineer and now lives in Geneva. We took the occasion of her
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wedding to bring to Europe our third daughter who had just com- pleted nursing training at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, and our three youngest children who are now in school in Fribourg, Switzerland.
At the time of writing; we are just back from a visit to Poland as a part of a three months' leave, during which I am visiting various continental clinics for comparison with earlier experi- ences in Europe. Incidentally, Hermene and I are trying to re- furbish our own thinking. Aside from professional activities with associated medical writing, my chief interest has been in com- munity inter-relationships, particularly of the deterrents to religious assimilation in academic life. I serve on the board of the Hyde Park Neighborhood Club, a neighborhood settlement organization; on the board of the North American Liturgical Conference; and on the President's Council of Xavier University in Cincinnati. My time is mostly occupied, however, with responsibility for a small but active clinical group, for teaching, and for an investigative pro- gram dealing with certain diseases of the nervous system.
ROBERT MARK EVANS died February 10, 1957, at Boston, Mass.
HOWARD EVELETH: Controller, Confectionery Manufacturer. Home Address, 2 Locksley Rd., Lynnfield, Mass. Office Address, Edgar P. Lewis & Sons, Inc., 200 Commercial St., Malden 48, Mass. Married, Ruth Larter, Sept. 6, 1930, Suncook, N.H. (divorced 1950). Children, Peter Howard, Oct. 14, 1931 (m. Norma Harris); Pa- tricia, June 3, 1935.
WILLIAM FRANCIS FAIR, JR .: Corrosion Engineer. Home Ad- dress, 445 Glenmere Ave., Neptune, N. J. Office Address, Koppers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Married, Katherine A. Herron, Feb. 12, 1928, Brooklyn, N.Y. Children, Joan Catherine, April 7, 1929 (m. Frank D. McHugh); Patricia Mary, Sept. 5, 1932 (m. Carleton Morin). Grandchildren, Michael McHugh, Nov. 20, 1952; Sean McHugh, June 17, 1955; Kathy Morin, July 1, 1955; Cynthia Morin, July 5, 1957; Bruce Morin, July 3, 1958.
Have continued in corrosion engineering. Transferred by Kop- pers Company back to Pittsburgh in 1954 as coatings consultant. Recently appointed eastern technical representative for Tar Products Division of Koppers Company. President, National Association of
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Corrosion Engineers, 1956. Member of several technical com- mittees in N.A.C.E. and in American Society for Testing Materials. Several publications in fields of protective coatings and bituminous materials.
WILLIAM MACDONALD FAIRLEIGH: Investments. Address, 2676 Fairleigh Terrace, St. Joseph 21, Mo. Married, Mable Parkin- son, March 21, 1936, St. Joseph, Mo. Children, James Parkinson, Aug. 24, 1938; Catherine Forrestine, April 9, 1941.
ARTHUR CARGILL FARIS: Laboratory Supply Clerk. Home Address, 155 Prospect St., Cambridge 39, Mass. Office Address, E. F. Mahady Co., 225 Monsignor O'Brien Highway, Cambridge, Mass.
THOMAS DOUGLAS FRANCIS FARMER died January 27, 1954, at Montreal, P. Q., Canada.
ARCHIBALD ISRAEL FEINBERG: Wool Merchant. Home Ad- dress, 215 Franklin St., Newton 58, Mass. Office Address, Union Wool Co., 222 Summer St., Boston, Mass. Married, Wilhelmina B. Greenspan, Oct. 11, 1942, Boston, Mass. Children, Paul I., July 8, 1944; John D., Oct. 18, 1947; Sue Ann, Aug. 31, 1951.
I am president of the Union Wool Company, founded by my father and me, and have been a wool merchant and/or dealer all my business life. I am a director of the Newton Taxpayers Associa- tion, a director of Temple Israel Brotherhood, a member of the Boston Camera Club, and captain of the C.J.A. Wool Team. From this you can ascertain my interests: my business, my family, and beyond this some golf, our temple and photography, combined with some foreign travelling.
PAUL MICHAEL FEKULA. Home Address, 42-16 80th St., Elm- hurst 73, Long Island, N.Y.
CHARLES WINCHESTER FELT: Research Analyst - Insurance. Home Address, 6 Terrace Rd., Natick, Mass. Office Address, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., 175 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. Married, Charlotte Newton, Nov. 8, 1947, Grafton, Mass. Children, Barbara Anne, May 22, 1948; Charles Newton, Aug. 31, 1950.
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CARL SIMEON FERGUSON: Research Chemist. Home Address, % Davie Research Park, Inc., Davie, Fla. Office Address, New Product Development Laboratory, UBS Chemical Co., Div. of A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co., Davie Research Park, Inc., Davie, Fla. Married, Helen Ada Noyce, June 29, 1929, Newton Center, Mass. Children, Sylvia Lee, April 19, 1931 (m. Gordon R. Harris); David Carl, Harvard '54, Dec. 2, 1932. Grandchild, Karen Lee Harris, Oct. 29, 1954.
FRANCIS DE LIESSELINE FERGUSSON: Professor of Compara- tive Literature. Home Address, Ridge Road, Kingston, N.J. Office Address, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J. Married, Marion Crowne, Jan. 16, 1931 (died Aug. 11, 1959). Children, Harvey, Harvard '53, Oct. 22, 1931; Honora, Jan. 5, 1936 (m. Evan Jones ).
JOSEPH BLAKE FIELD: School Director. Home and Office Ad- dress, Palm Valley School, Palm Springs, Calif. Married, Marlow Bonner, June 29, 1927, Camden, Ala. (divorced 1949); Mariana H. Fayen, March 2, 1950. Children, Edward Blake, Jan. 2, 1933; Bon- ner Miller, Harvard '59, May 25, 1936. Grandchildren, Charles Craig Doty, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Doty (stepdaughter).
Founded the Palm Valley School, Palm Springs, California, in 1952, a private co-educational day school. Have been head- master ever since. President, director, Music Society of Palm Springs, 1956-59.
JOHN HUSTON FINLEY: Professor and House Master. Home and Office Address, Eliot House, Cambridge 38, Mass. Married, Magdalena Greenslet, June 10, 1933, Ipswich, Mass. Children, John Huston 3d, Harvard '58, March 25, 1936; Corinna, Radcliffe '61, March 3, 1939.
We spent a very pleasant year at Oxford on the George East- man Professorship, 1954-55. We have otherwise continued at Eliot House. A great many sons of 1925 have adorned the House. They have been charmers, and one thinks even more highly of the Class through its offspring.
FREDERICK FISH: Lawyer. Home Address, 12 Canoe Brooke Rd., Short Hills, N.J. Office Address, Symmers, Fish & Warner,
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37 Wall St., New York, N.Y. Married, Lucy Temple Lewis, Sept. 11, 1952, Washington, D.C. Child, Mary Temple, Aug. 14, 1953.
In December, 1956, I became a partner in a new firm specializ- ing in admiralty law. Apart from my work, in the last few years, I have been primarily engaged in getting my family established in a new community.
DUDLEY FITTS: Teacher; Writer. Home Address, Hidden Field, Andover, Mass. Office Address, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. Married, Cornelia Hewitt, Sept. 2, 1939, Stonington, Conn. Chil- dren, Daniel Hewitt, Aug. 7, 1943; Deborah Whittier, July 6, 1945.
I have been instructor in English at Phillips Academy since 1941, and was appointed to the E. B. Cochran Foundation, Phillips Academy, in 1948. I am a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters; and editor of the Yale Series of Younger Poets. My publi- cations include translations of The Lysistrata, The Birds, The Frogs, and The Thesmophoriazûsae of Aristophanes, and various prefaces, critical articles and poems.
DONALD BOSSON FLEMING: Investment Banker. Home Ad- dress, 110 Hundreds Road, Wellesley Hills 81, Mass. Office Ad- dress, Lee Higginson Corp., 50 Federal St., Boston, Mass. Married, Shirley Elizabeth Flather, April 14, 1928, Nashua, N.H. Children, Donald Bosson, Jr., Harvard '55, April 10, 1930; Robert Heath, April 23, 1933; Edward S., Harvard '60, Jan. 30, 1938; Shirley E., July 3, 1941.
Vice-president, Lee Higginson Corporation; trustee, Hahnemann Hospital, Brighton, Massachusetts.
JEFFERSON FLETCHER died July 19, 1929, at Portsmouth, N.H.
ARTHUR McGEOCH FLINT: Retired. Home Address, 949 Pal- mer Rd., Bronxville, N.Y. Married, Carol Swartout, July 30, 1946.
EDWARD WHITNEY FLINT: Teacher. Home and Office Ad- . dress, Brooks School, North Andover, Mass. Married, Eugenia Norris, May 13, 1944, Utica, N.Y. Children, Charlotte Eugenia, March 8, 1946; Judith King, Nov. 9, 1947.
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Head of the mathematics and music departments, Brooks School, North Andover, Massachusetts.
DAVID EDWARD FORD: Last Known Address, Washington Street, Hanover, Mass. (Lost.)
THOMAS MATHEW FORISTALL: Financial Public Relations Consultant. Home Address, 167 Centre Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y. Office Address, Foristall Associates, 70 E. 45th St., New York 17, N.Y. Married, Helen Mary McGoldrick, June 8, 1931, New York, N.Y. Children, Lynn Edward, Nov. 18, 1932; Mary Theresa, Aug. 13, 1936; John Joseph, Dec. 8, 1940.
LUCIEN HUMPHREY FOWLER died October 21, 1957, at San Antonio, Texas.
ALEXANDER FRAZER: Nursing Home Administrator. Home and Office Address, Jefferson Hills Nursing Home, Box 29, R.D. 1, Clairton, Pa. Married, Doris Rounds, May 1, 1926, Attleboro, Mass. Children, Lynne Lou, Sept. 9, 1940; Alexander, Jr., Dec. 31, 1943.
BURRILL MORSE FREEDMAN: Physiologist. Home Address, 1401 E. 53d St., Chicago 15, Ill.
ISAAC CHARLES FREEDMAN: Last Known Address, 319 Web- ster Ave., Cambridge, Mass. (Lost.)
* PERCY NATHAN FREEMAN: Address, 190 Forest Park Ave., Springfield 8, Mass.
STANLEY GOODWIN FRENCH: Publishing. Home Address, 136 Ridgeway Rd., Weston 93, Mass. Office Address, The River- side Press, 840 Memorial Dr., Cambridge 34, Mass. Married, Mary Greene Hubbard, June 3, 1926, Weston, Mass. Children, Katherine Lyon, March 4, 1927; Anne Elizabeth, Dec. 14, 1928; Stanley Good- win, Jr., May 17, 1935.
Director, member executive committee, Houghton Mifflin Com- pany; director, Auburndale Cooperative Bank, since 1952; presi- dent, Book Manufacturers' Institute, Inc., 1956-57; vice-president, Library Club of America, Inc., since 1956; member executive com-
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mittee, Research and Engineering Council of the Graphic Arts In- dustry, Inc., 1958-59; president, Weston Forest and Trail Associa- tion, 1959; trustee, Boys and Girls Camps, Inc .; member, Finance Committee, town of Weston, 1946-58.
CLARENCE MILTON JOSEPH FRIERY: Physician and Surgeon. Home Address, 145 Vine St., Hartford, Conn. Office Address, 110 Greenfield St., Hartford, Conn. Married, Consuelo Drago, Sept. 19, 1930, West Hartford, Conn. Children, Clarence Milton, Jr., Jan. 21, 1932 (m. Eleanor Zawacki); William Francis, Jan. 14, 1933 (m. Beverly Casey); Frances Elizabeth, April 25, 1934; Peter Forbes, March 31, 1936; John Edwin, Sept. 22, 1938; Georgeanna Ritchie, Sept. 19, 1945. Grandchildren, Clarence Andrew Friery, Sept. 5, 1957; Michael Scott Friery, Oct. 10, 1959; Elizabeth Forbes Friery, March 25, 1956; Melinda Teresa Friery, April 4, 1957; Kimberly Ann, Nov. 2, 1958.
Staff of St. Francis Hospital; courtesy staff, Hartford Hospital and Mt. Sinai. Board of directors, American Academy General Practitioners, Hartford Chapter. Absorbed with my ever-growing family; my own pretty little teen-age daughter continues to be a revelation and my energetic grandchildren keep me amused. Have office hours only three days a week now and have plenty of time for my favorite pastime - golf.
JOHN PRESTON FROST: Securities. Home Address, 54 Tradd St., Charleston, S.C. Office Address, Frost, Read & Simons, 21 Broad St., Charleston, S.C. Married, Laura Moore Green, Sept. 30, 1933, Biltmore, N.C. Children, Celestine Preston, July 26, 1935 (m. Frank P. Maybank); Frances Horry, July 27, 1939; Laura Green, July 9, 1944.
RAYMOND MATTHEW FUOSS: University Professor. Home Ad- dress, 57 Mill Rock Rd., New Haven 11, Conn. Office Address, 122 Sterling Chemical Laboratory, Yale University, New Haven, Conn. Married, Rose Elizabeth Harrington, July 26, 1926, Boston, Mass. (divorced 1945); Ann Margaret Stein, March 1, 1947, New York, N.Y. Child, Patricia Rose, May 14, 1935 (m. David Hopkins).
I am still Sterling Professor of Chemistry at Yale. I was visiting professor at the Hebrew University, Jersualem, 1957, and Fulbright professor at the University of Rome, 1958. During the summer of
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1956 through 1959 I made lecture trips. Publications include La Conducibilità Elettrolitica, with co-author F. Accascina, Edizioni dell'Ateneo, Rome, 1959; English translation, Interscience, 1959; plus forty-odd more papers on polymers and electrolytes in various journals since 1955. I am still interested in chemistry, languages, music and gardens.
HAROLD PARKER FURBER: Marine Engineer. Home Address, P.O. Box 203, Essex, Conn. Married, Irene Reynolds, Nov. 15, 1934, South Portland, Maine ( died 1950); Marjorie McCall, Aug. 15, 1952, New York, N.Y.
* LEO NORBERT GALLARY: Address, 1906 N. Harrison St., Ar- lington St., Arlington, Va.
ADRIEN GAMBET died November 29, 1948, at Long Island City, N.Y.
MERRILL GARCELON: Insurance - District Agent. Home Ad- dress, 1484 Vance Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Office Address, North- western Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1420 Union Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Married, Sara Buckley, June 5, 1937, New York, N.Y. Child, Ann, Feb. 23, 1943.
President, Memphis chapter, Chartered Life Underwriters Asso- ciation, 1953-54, Memphis Life Underwriters Association, Inc., 1954- 55, Memphis General Agents and Managers Association, 1957-58, Northwestern Mutual District Agents Association, 1958-59.
* FRANCIS HARDING GAVIN: Address, 195 Furnace St., Sharon, Mass.
JOSEPH CARY GAYL: Physician. Home Address, 7454 York Rd., Philadelphia 26, Pa. Office Address, 1939-A Cheltenham Ave., Phila- delphia 17, Pa. Married, Jeannette Orleans, June 15, 1930, Phila- delphia, Pa. Children, Constance Orleans, Dec. 3, 1931 (m. Donald Pious ); Deborah Susan, Sept. 19, 1939; Jonathan Felix, July 10, 1946. Grandchildren, Lisa Pious, June 14, 1955; Anthony Pious, Jan. 24, 1957.
My interests remain pretty much as they were five years ago. Have slowed up sufficiently to the point where my medical activi-
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ties are now confined to one office instead of two. Making sporadic atempts to learn to play the piano and sharpen up a rather elemental knowledge of the Russian language. I hope to be able to read Dostoevski and Turgenev in the original. I don't think I'll make it.
ERNEST GEORGE GEBELEIN: Manufacturing ( Cases for Silver ). Home Address, 93 Longmeadow Rd., Taunton, Mass. Office Ad- dress, 144 W. Britannia St., Taunton, Mass. Married, Roberta Seaver, Sept. 17, 1931, Provincetown, Mass. Children, Robert S., Harvard '56, May 7, 1934; Margaret, July 29, 1935 (m. Peter J. Verstappen ); June, June 13, 1940. Grandchild, Lisa Verstappen, Dec. 17, 1956.
During the past five years, the following important events hap- pened to me:
1. December 17, 1956, I became a grandfather for the first time in my life with the arrival of granddaughter, Lisa, at Butte, Mon- tana.
2. August 2, 1958, I broke eighty at golf for the first time in my life with a scrambling seventy-nine at Segregansett Country Club.
Board of Investment, Bristol County Savings Bank, 1958; execu- tive committee, First Machinists National Bank (board of direc- tors), 1959. My son, Robert, is mathematician at Brooklyn Union Gas Company; son-in-law, Peter, and family at Procter & Gamble, Cincinnati; daughter, June, at Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York.
CLARENCE REXFORD GEDDIS: Chemist. Home Address, 1504 Grace Ave., Lakewood 7, Ohio. Office Address, Morrison Printing Ink Co., 1051 Power Ave., Cleveland 14, Ohio. Married, Dorothy Jane Bates, June 29, 1933. Children, Robert Bates, May 16, 1937 (m. Virginia Lee Philbrick); Donald Attridge, Feb. 27, 1940; Bruce Dix, Sept. 30, 1941. Grandchild, Catherine Jane Geddis, Sept. 8, 1959.
EMANUEL GERSTEIN: Electrical Construction; Engineering. Home Address, 17-13 Plainview Ave., Far Rockaway, New York, N.Y. Office Address, Municipal Bldg., New York, N.Y. Married, Lucy Warres, Jan. 1, 1928, New York, N.Y. Children, Alan Kibbe, Sept. 4, 1931 (m. Saralee Posen); Robert Lawrence, Jan. 4, 1937, Grandchild, Barbara Lynn Gerstein, Aug. 29, 1957,
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LEWIS MILLS GIBB. Home Address, Creek Hill Farm, Middle- burg, Va. Married, Martha C. Pease, April 21, 1927, New York, N.Y. (divorced 1940); Jean S. Regan, 1943. Children, Martha C., July 15, 1928 (m. William Bayne, Jr.); Lewis Mills, Jr., June 10, 1930 (m. Patti Metzdorf ); Jean R., Nov. 21, 1944. Grandchildren, Cynthia P. Bayne; William Bayne, 3d.
HERBERT GIBSON: Architect and Motel Owner. Home Address, Route 28, Middleboro, Mass. Office Address, Peterson Motel, Route 28, Middleboro, Mass. Married, Sally Cogan (Alpert), July 14, 1951, Brockton, Mass. Child, Pauline June Alpert ( stepdaughter ) (m. Myron Stein). Grandchildren, Lisa Stein, Dec. 7, 1955; Susan Stein, May 5, 1957; Amy Stein, March 30, 1959.
Designed and built the Peterson Motel on Route 28 to Cape Cod, and acquired full ownership during the construction of same on the death of my partner, Mr. L. R. Peterson. My wife and I have operated it as a member of Quality Courts since 1954.
Elected a member of the planning board of the town of Mid- dleboro, which secured the first zoning law. Member of the Old Colony Harvard Club.
BERNARD BARRETT GILMAN died May 31, 1941, at Boston, Mass.
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