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Atlanta
The 911 Club, organized by Atlanta
staff members for investment pur­poses,
held its organizational meeting
in March. These officers were elected:
Robert V. Wagner, president; Loretto
G. Boswell, vice president; Saylor J.
Fultz, treasurer; George C. Wright,
secretary. Other charter members of
the club are William A. Tate, George
D. Ashford, Carl P. Williford, Marvin
H. Zion, and James A. Westbrook.
Boston
The Annual Awards Dinner honoring
the successful candidates of the 1959
Massachusetts CPA examinations was
held April 25. Among the guests were
Stephen Casey, Donald Keller, and
Francis Mazzucotelli of the Boston
Office.
Robert Hall of Braintree, Massa­chusetts
and Hugh Dysart, Jr. of
Needham, Massachusetts have been
elected town meeting members in their
respective towns.
Thomas Megan has recently become
a member of the Kiwanis Club in
Watertown, Massachusetts and has
already been appointed chairman of
the Finance Committee.
Chicago
William Schwanbeck will serve again
on the Membership Campaign Com­mittee
of the Illinois State Chamber
of Commerce.
After an extremely close contest,
William Duffy emerged victorious as
the newly elected member of the
school board of Wheeling-Buffalo
Grove, Illinois.
Richard Guinand has been devoting
much of his spare time assisting with
the coaching of a Little League base­ball
team in Libertyville, Illinois.
These Little Leaguers are particularly
lucky, since Dick once tried out for
the Chicago Cubs.
The grand finale of Skokie Country
Club's curling season was the Mixed
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