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tary engineering at Harvard in June.
Son of Charles K. Kerby '15, he lives
at 1339 Edwards Avenue, Lake wood
7, Ohio.
'47 BME—Roger J. Broeker, materials
inspector with Standard Oil Development
Co., married Martha R.
Crane of Elizabeth, N. J., June 19.
They live in Apartment 40B, 843 East
Front Street, Plainfield, N. J.
'47 AB—Evelyn J. Weiner was married
August 22 to Morton Barrow, a
graduate of Brooklyn College and Columbia
University law school. She is a
representative for the New York Telephone
Co. Address: 68-37 Yellowstone
Boulevard, Forest Hills.
'47 BS in EE—Morton Holland is
with the Washington, D. C., office of
the General Electric patent department,
Room 1055, Munsey Building,
doing search work and preparing
patent applications. In the evening he
studies law at George Washington.
'48 BS—Margaret C. Smith is with
the processed division of the fruit and
vegetable branch of the US Department
of Agriculture as an inspector of
processed foods and stationed at
Easton, Md. She is the daughter of
Malcolm E. Smith '23 of 400 Great
Falls Street, Fall Church, Va.
'48 BS—Martha Smith is a nursery
school teacher in Rochester, where her
address is 133 Exchange Street.
'48 BS; '45 BS in ChemE, '47 B-
ChemE—Louise Van Nederynen and
Paul T. Atteridg '45 were married
July 4 in Castletown-on-Hudson.
They live at 188 Harrison Avenue,
Montclair, N. J. Mrs. Atteridg is a
nursery school teacher at the Carteret
School.
Necrology
'93 BS—Jessie Alice Burr of Gilmore
City, Iowa, May 25, 1948. Sister, the late
Nellie A. Burr '93.
'95 LLB—LeRoy James Skinner, senior
member of the law firm of Skinner & Skinner,
November 4, 1948, at his home, 238
West Center Street, Medina. He was counsel
for several Federal and State agencies,
assisting during the last fifteen years in
the work of the Home Owners Loan Corp.
and the Federal Housing Authority; was
a director and former head of the New
York State Automobile Association; and
was Orleans County historian. Son, Lee J.
Skinner '26. Phi Delta Phi.
'98 ME(EE)—Jerome Doubleday Kennedy,
who retired in 1939 as general telephone
sales manager of the Western Electric
Co., November 4, 1948, in Short Hills,
N. J., where he lived at 87 Wellington
Road. He was with Western Electric for
forty years. Brother, Selden P. Kennedy
'36.
'99 ME—Alonzo Hammond Partridge,
December /, 1948
April 29, 1948, in Kingston, Pa., where he
lived at 361 Rutter Avenue. He had been
a construction superintendent with Lehigh
& Wilkes-Barre Coal Co. arid Glen Alden
Coal Co., both of Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
'00 PhB—Mary Eloise Harding, former
teacher in Piermont, Gloversville, and
Orange, N. J., August 24,1948, in Middletown,
where she lived at 133 West Main
Street. She did graduate work at the Universities
of Berlin and Heidelberg.
'04 LLB—George Major Champlin, former
Cortland County Judge and Surrogate,
November 4, 1948, at his home, 12
Central Avenue, Cortland, He was Cortland
City Judge from 1907-13 and County
Judge from 1918-35. Daughters, Mrs.
Robert B. Heilman (Ruth Champlin), '29
AM, and Mrs. Jonathan Cύrvin (Helen
Champlin), AM '33.
'04 BS—Howard Grenville Coville, who
retired this year as supervisor in the Virginia
Department of Agriculture Division
of Markets, October 19, 1948, at his home,
773 Maple Avenue, Waynesboro, Va.
From 1908-24, he operated an orchard in
Crozet, Va. Alpha Zeta.
'08—Dr. Otto Lowits (Isralowitz), physician,
September 1, 1948. He lived and had
his office at 78 Clinton Avenue, Newark,
N. J. '
ΊO ME—Professor Charles Lellan Allen
of the school of engineering at Pennsylvania
State College, June 29, 1948. He
lived at 711 North Allen Street, State College,
Pa.
ΊO MD—Dr. James Harrington Biram,
for twenty-eight years a staff surgeon at
Hartford Hospital, October 30,1948, at his
home, 18 Birch Road, West Hartford,
Conn. A specialist in surgery and infections
of the extremities, he helped develop the
postgraduate training program in occupational
medicine at Yale. He was medical
director of Colt's Manufacturing Co. in
Hartford from 1941-46.
ΊO BS, '42 AM in Ed—Louis Eugene
Johnson of 106 South Main Street, Marion,
October 23, 1948, of a heart attack
while walking to Schoellkopf Field for the
Cornell-Army game. He had taught agriculture
in Holland Patent, Constableville,
Hannibal, and Marion, and was principal
in Hannibal for twelve years. He was an
avid follower of Cornell sports and wrote
several letters to the NEWS on former,
baseball, basketball, and football players.
Sons, Elliott H. Johnson '37 and Dana S.
Johnson '51.
ΊO—Emile Richard Waldenberger of
3298 Agar Place, Bronx, a member of the
editorial staff of the New York Herald
Tribune since 1939, November 8,1948.
For many years he was superintendent
of the New York State reservation at
Niagara Falls. Sigma Nu.
Ίl, '12 ME—Francis Eldon Finch, son
of the late Robert B. Finch '78 and grandson
of the late Francis M. Finch, Judge of
the US Court of Appeals and first Dean of
the Law School, November 2, 1948, in St.
Louis, Mo. He was in business in St. Louis
and his address was Box 2818, Route 6,
Lindbergh Boulevard, Sappington 23,
Mo. Mrs. Finch is the former Katharine
Finch '18, Son, Francis E. Finch, Jr. '44.
Psi Upsilon.
'12 LLB—Lewis M. Cone (Louis Morris
Cohn), September 28, 1948, at the home of
his brother, M. Alvin Cone '11, at 315 The
Puritan, Louisville, Ky.
'14, '15 CE—Charles Le Roy Maas,
district sales manager of the elevator division
of Westinghouse Electric Corp., October
28,1948, at his home, 315 Yale Avenue,
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Light Type, a.m. Eastern Std.Time Dark Type, p.m.
Lv. New Lv. Lv. Ar.
York Newark Phfla. ITHACA
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at New York 10:SO p.m.—May be occupied at
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(y)Ithaca-New York sleeping car open for occupancy
at 9:SO p.m.
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