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Edythe Smith, Delma Ro1)erts, and Leona Seitz had won fame as movie ac¬ tresses and are residing in Hollywood ; Lucille Alter and Eloise Hamilton as instructors of Physical culture in Miami Lniversity. This may he trivial to you but it greatly impressed us. Have you read Mary Howell ' s latest novel? The scene of this novel, so she tells us, is laid at her country home on the Hudson and two of the char¬ acters prove to he none other than Sylvia Hoopingarner and Mildred Cornell. Her book was put through the Chicago publishing house which is owned by Carl Cleaves, Wilbur South and Leo Stoll. Leonard Drexler has just patented his fourteenth invention. In one of his recent articles in a late magazine he states that much of his success is due to the valuable assistance of Roy Shaffer and Earl Rohrbacher. We were not astonished to hear of the generosity of Mary Koehl, Hilda Kali, Lorena Fed, and Anne Rinehart who are doing charity work in the slum districts of your city. They are greatly aided by Vernon Weimert, a great financier, and Rhoena Spees, who plans the workers’ daily routine. Louella Wheeler and Isabelle Whetstone are her untiring stenographers. Orvel Killian, America’s greatest athlete, accompanied by his wife nee Gladys Hastings, has sailed for Europe to take part in the Olympian games. Lady Lydia DeLong, wbfe of Duke Kridersville, will receive Mr. and Airs. Killian at her palace in Allenburg. Isn’t that lovely? Wouldn’t it be splen¬ did if we could visit Lydia sometime? Oh yes, Arthur and Harvey AlcPheron have gone out west and bought a large ranch. We almost envy them for as you well know it’s always been our desire to go west. Pauline Pitthan has become a leading societ - lady in old New York. I think you also mentioned the fact that you met Lillian Morscheck wdiile you were touring Europe, and right now 7 we want to congratulate you and Air. Turnbull, tell your husband we know what a lucky man he is. Don’t forget that we love to receive your newsy letters. Very sincerely. KATHRYN KOLTER FLORENCE ABE
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1922 I Retrospect 1922 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY New York City, March 8, 1934. Dearest Carol, We were very much surprised and pleased to find a personal letter among our daily stack of business letters. M e were astonished to learn that Howard Zerkel, who had been star-gazing all of his life, had become a re¬ nowned astronomer, and was receiving much aid in his line from his wife, who was formerly Mary Rodeheffer; also the great amount of attention which Rev. Vergil Mertz is receiving from his small congregation, which reminds me; Edward Musser is the pastor of our church with Gertrude Smith as his first organist and Anna Ruth Gebhart, director of the choir. Did we understand you to say that Kurt Mueller is the head physician at the Airdale hospital and Helen Rice his head nurse? 1 »y the way, we hear that Caroline Elshoff left for that hospital because of serious injuries she re¬ ceived in an automobile accident which occurred when she. Mar Holtcamp, Roy Bauer, and Richard Brading were hit by the 17 express on the B. O. railroad. W hile skimming the newspaper we noticed that Loren Stiener, a prom¬ inent lawyer, had just won his case on the Settlemire divorce suit. Mrs. Set- tlemire was formerly Lucile Schnell. Glancing down we saw in the want column that Albert Berlet, a wealthy farmer, had one of his largest farms for sale, advertised by Alfred Roediger, his superintendent of affairs. We wish you might have enjoyed the production of Seniorita Rilla” with us, in which Thelma Tobias took the leading role supported by the fol¬ lowing: Norma Miley, Miriam Rable, Genelle Schaffer, Charles Knost, Ron¬ ald Waltz and Melvin Elsass. M e are verv much interested in this as ou mentioned the fact that it was written by Helen Craft, produced by Vernon Swink and directed by Bernard Houtz and Roscmond Esser, and the scenery designed by Mary Smith and Roy Miller. Perhaps it would interest you to hear that Ordell Blankenbaker and Roy Craft are touring Europe with their wives (formerly Mabel Brackne j and Margaret Darst) respectively. Isn’t it wonderful to hear that one of our old class mates, namely Vergil Stewart, was elected president of the I ' nited States and we now hear that he has chosen Regina Johnson as his Secretary of State. You know it was quite a coincidence that not long ago, out of mere curiosity, we visited a clair¬ voyant and he predicted that; he also told us that he could see Elizabeth Swink and Mabel Frische as missionaries to a foreign country; Gerald Waltz, the owner of a large department store in Chicago; Marjorie Kentner, Ruth Klug and Mabel Coil as owners of a large beauty parlor in San Francisco; Luella Elsass and Helen Bonnoront as school teachers in their home town ; Marie Merkle and Marvin Boyer happily married and residing in Botkins; Howard Read was made superintendent and Wilbur Schwark, principal, Meta Schultz, Mary Stienecker and Adelia Stoll, teachers in old Blume High;
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