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ney, represents various interests in the
radio and advertising fields and is a
member of the board of directors of
Gimbel Brothers, Inc. His address is
33 East Seventieth Street, New York
City 21.
'26 BS, '38 MS—Arthur B. Doig is
principal of the central school in
Worcester.
'26—W. Lee Thorne is office manager
of the New York State Employment
Service, Bank of Manhattan
Building, Queens Plaza, Long Island
City 1.
'26 CE—Emile J. Zimmer, Jr. has
been appointed chairman of the special
machine shop committee of the
Commerce & Industry Association of
New York. Manager of the contract
division of American Machine &
Foundry Co., he lives on Long Neck
Point Road, Darien, Conn.
'27 BS—Mary M. Learning of the
New Jersey Extension Service, household
editor of the New Jersey Farm &
Garden Magazine, was recently made
a member of the radio committee and
the publicity committee of the extension
division of the American Home
Economics Association.
'27 EE—Buel McNeil is an electrical
engineer with Laramore & Douglass,
Inc., consulting engineers, 79
East Adams Street, Chicago 3, 111.;
lives at 5918 Kenmore Avenue, Chicago
40.
'27 AB—Dr. Frank Leone of 82-38
Kew Gardens Road, Kew Gardens, is
a diplomate of the American Board of
Dermatology and Syphilology and a
member of the American Academy of
Dermatology and Syphilology.
'27 CE—William H. Ogden recently
moved from Glen Cove, L. I., to
Scranton, Pa., to take up duties of
vice-president of the Scranton Spring
Brook Water Service Co. His address
in Scranton is 135 Jefferson Avenue.
'27 BS—Mary A. Milmoe took a
year's leave of absence from her teaching
position and left August 17 to
study designing at a school in or near
Paris, according to Marjorie Mac-
Bain '27.
'27 AB—Marjorie MacBain "moved
into' 7
Winthrop House, Connecticut
College, New London, Conn., as chaperone
for the dormitory of thirty-five
freshmen girls.
'28 AB; '29 AB—New address of
Roger W. Jones and Mrs. Jones
(Dorothy Heyl) '29 is 10 West Leland
Street, Chevy Chase 15, Md. "After
eleven years at 4308 Leland Street, we
have moved all of 6/10 of a mile to
our new home," they wrote. Jones,
the son of H. Roger Jones '06, is assistant
to the Director of the Budget
in Washington, D. C.
December / 5 1948
'28 AB—Mrs. Samuel H. Yohn
(Kathryn Altemeier) teaches health
and physical education at the Bound
Brook, N. J., High School. She lives
at 59 West High Street, Somerville,
N. J.
'29 CE—Edwin T. Hebert is deputy
budget commissioner and technical assistant
to the budget commissioner of
the State of Massachusetts. He lives
at 14 Edgewood Street, Needham,
Mass.
'29 AB—John F. Stevens, son of
Donald F. Stevens '05, has been promoted
from trainmaster of the Baltimore
division of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad to assistant superintendent
of the same division. He is married,
has two sons, and lives at 620 North
Augusta Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
'30 BS—Mrs. J. R. Sawyer (Eleanor
Schmidt), PO Box 1327, Lima,
Mont., is teaching at the Lakeview,
Mont., district school, "which is near
the beautiful Red Rock Lakes Bird
Refuge. "She has one pupil in each of
the second, fourth, fifth, seventh, and
eighth grades. Her daughter, Mary, is
the fourth grader!
'30 AB—Florence Nicholls, director
of the Hospital Library Bureau of the
United Hospital Fund of New York,
New York City, since 1946, was married
in Buffalo July 24 to Basil G.
Apostle. Mrs. Apostle received the BS
and the MA in the administration and
organization of adult education at Columbia,
where she was elected to the
graduate honor society, Kappa Delta
Pi. Her husband received the PhD in
chemical engineering at Columbia and
is with the National Aniline Division
of Allied Chemical Corp. in Buffalo.
'28 AM, '32 PhD—Harold G. Carlson,
who went to Germany in 1945 as
a member of the US Strategic Bombing
Survey and remained there to
work with the Military Government,
returned to the United States in September
with his family. Mrs. Carlson
and daughters, Virginia, four, and
Joan, five, had been with him in Berlin
since June, 1946. Carlson initiated
the entire system of reports upon
which the reports of the Military Governor
were based, subsequently became
chief of the section which was
responsible for the history of Military
Government in Germany and then
chief of the reports branch, with responsibility
for the preparation of the
monthly reports of the Military Governor,
the Information Bulletin, and
the regular cables to Washington on
the economic and political developments
in Germany. The Carlsons live
at 19 Wall Street, Middletown, Conn.
'32 BS—Bernice M. Hopkins is in
charge of student personnel in the
Home Economics cafeteria and is also
THE
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TTERE'S the Cornell Co-op's
-*- •*• annual check list of Cornell
Christmas Gifts. Prompt ship-
ment from stock, postpaid ex-
cept as noted.
Morgan View Calendars $1.75
Engagement Desk Books $1.00
I Playing Cards, doubles $1.75
Cornell in Pictures $1.00
Songs of Cornell $2.00
"Our Cornell" $1.00
Library Tower Plaques 69?
Blankets With Seal $12.00
T-Shirts With Seal $1.00
Sheaffer Pencils, seal $1.50
Beverage Glasses
31, 61, 9ί, 12 oz. $4.50 dz.
14 oz. $5.00 dz.
Cocktail Shakers $4.25
Wall Plaques, 5" seal $6.50
3" seal $2.50
Bookends $2.00-$2.50-$3.75
Pottery Steins, 20 oz. $3.50
Cornell Records,
Album of four $6.75
(shipped express collect)
Many other items — order
early.
THE CORNELL CO-OP
Barnes Hall Ithaca, N. Y.
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