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516 CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS
'22 DVM—Mariano R. Montemayor is
an instructor in the Veterinary College of
the University of the Philippines, Manila.
'22 ME—William R. Heath is in the
engineering department of the Buffalo
Forge Company, Buffalo, N. Y.
'22—Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frolichstein
of New York have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Leona C. Frolichstein
'22 to Josiah Berger, son of Mrs.
and Mrs. Barnett Berger of New York and
Woodmere, L. I. Berger is a graduate of
Exeter. The wedding will take place in
the fall.
'22 EE—Richard B. Steinmetz is assistant
to the salesman for the Far East
Westinghouse International Company;
his mail address is 699 Ocean Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
'22—Charles F. Bassett is with the
Illinois State Geological Survey, Urbana.
'22 AB; '22, '23 EE—Mr. and Mrs.
Marion S. Jones of Baltimore, Md., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Anna Gladys Jones '22, to Edward Taylor
Coupal '22 of Buffalo, on July 4 in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Coupal are at home
to their friends in Avon, N. Y., where
Coupal is located as electrical engineer for
the Livingston-Niagara Power Company.
Mail for them should be addressed to
Box 123.
'22 AB—William Law Watson, a member
of the class of 1925 in the Medical
College, has charge of the infirmary at the
William Carey Carnp, Jamesport, Long
Island, where about two thousand youngsters
from Avenue A and Tenth Street,
New York, enjoy a two-weeks' outing.
The camp is run by the Boys' Club of New
York.
'22 BS—Elizabeth C. Cooley is working
this summer as dietitian in the Deaconess
Hospital, Bozeman, Mont. She lives at
503 West Cleveland Avenue.
'22 MS—A son, Frederick Schmidt, Jr.,
was born on July 28 to Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick S. Hoefer, 115 Giles Street,
Ithaca. Hoefer is an instructor in the
School of Electrical Engineering.
'22, '23 BS—William G. Meal '23 and
Myrtle Inman of Ludlowville were married
on July 25 in Buffalo; they will reside
at 412 South Albany Street, Ithaca. Meal
is in charge of junior extension work in
Tompkins County.
'23 BS—William L. Norman, who left
the University before the end of the term
to become assistant county agricultural
agent in Niagara County, has recently
been appointed agent in Tompkins County
to succeed V. B. Blatchley.
'23 MS—Albert Naeter, instructor in
electrical engineering in the University,
has accepted an appointment as acting
professor of electrical engineering in the
University of North Carolina.
'23 AB; '25—Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Baldwin announce the marriage of their
daughter, Ruth Catherine Baldwin '25, to
Louis Eckert Reed '23 on July 5 in Norwich,
N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Reed are at
home at 4704 Rockhill Road, Kansas City,
Mo. Reed is selling trade acceptances to
bankers for the General Motors Acceptance
Corporation.
'23 AB—Beatrice Holtzer spent two
weeks in Ithaca recently in the interests
of the American Foundation for the Blind.
Miss Holtzer, who has been blind since
she was twelve years old, is enthusiastic
concerning the possibilities of work with
the blind, and declares that a blind person
can do almost anything that one with
normal sight can do if only encouraged and
taught. The board of trustees of the
foundation is made up of fifteen representatives
of the various phases of work with
the blind, and the foundation is supported
by memberships of those interested in the
work. It was incorporated in 1921, and is
located at 41 Union Square West, New
York. The work is heartily endorsed by
Miss Helen Keller.
'25—Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hughes of Des
Moines, Iowa, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Geraldine, to
John F. Wilcox '25, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa. The wedding is to take place on
September 5. Wilcox is associated with
the J. F. Wilcox and Son Company of
Council Bluffs.
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