Death of Prof Philip Henderson Former Western College President
Prof Philip Henderson 53 former president of Western College for Women at Oxford and chair of economics and business at Wilmington College died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Clinton Memorial Hospital. He had served as Western College president 1945 1951 and remained on the administrative staff since 1941. Surviving are his wife Myrtle, a son Philip Eldon Jr., two daughters Cynthia and Lillian Mae, and brother Howard. Services will be held Friday at Lynchburg Methodist Church with burial there.
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Western College For Women
Oxford
Yesteray
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Prof. Henderson
Western College
Wilmington College
National Assn. of
Society For Advancement of Manager
Harvard Club
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Tle Hardaker Henderson
Philip Eldon Jr
Ohio University
Cynthia
Lillian Mae Henderson
New York City
Howard Henderson
Lynchburg
Norman Vincent Peale
Lynchburg Methodist Church
K. K. Davis
Mrs Arvella Moore Dies at 84 in Middletown Home
Mrs Arvella Moore 84 was found dead at 911 9th Ave by neighbor Gloria Stewart about 6 20 pm. A Moland Georgia native, she lived in Middletown 35 years and belonged to Lincoln Avenue Church of God. Surviving are two sisters Neder Domineck and Jessie Owens. Arrangements are pending at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Arvella Moore
9Th Ave
Gloria Stewart
Moore
Moland
Middletown
Lincoln Avenue Church of God
Neder Domineck
Jessie Owens
Newport
Bailey Funeral Home
Pallbearers named for Mrs Carmie Witt of Covington
Mrs Carmie Witt 51 of 2128 Sheffield Street died Sunday in a Covington Ky hospital. Pallbearers Glendon Richardson Ralph Richardson Carrice Richardson Glenn Patrick Joe Baker Lawrence McMontgie. Funeral at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home tomorrow with burial in North Monroe Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Carmie Witt
Sheffield St
Covington, Ky
Glendon
Ralph and
Carrice Richardson
Glenn Patrick
Joe Baker
Lawrence McMontgie
Joseph R. Baker and Sons
North Monroe Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs. Caroline Hardewig
Mrs. Caroline Hardewig, 77, of 1164 Harmon Avenue, will be remembered in a 9 a.m. Friday service at St. Veronica Church.
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Caroline Hardewig
Harmon Ave
St. Veronica Church
Girl Scout Troop 163 Tours Coca-Cola Plant
Girl Scout Troop 163 visited the Coca-Cola Bottling plant yesterday led by Mrs. Wendell Pruitt and Mrs. Fred Cummings. Mrs. Lawrence Booker, troop committee member, arranged the trip for 22 girls.
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Wendell Pruitt
Fred Cummings
Lawrence Booker
Ten Middetown juniors to attend Buckeye Boys State
Ten Middetown High School juniors were selected to attend Buckeye Boys State at Camp Port Clinton Ohio on Lake Erie this summer. Delegates include Bob Brumfield Steve Zeller Bill Walter Jack Taylor Gary Getter Terry Webster Paul Gates Bob Laundy John Day Tim Draut. Three alternates Jim Pervis Ronnie Dykes Tom McIntyre were also chosen for their scholarship leadership and interest in government. They will attend June 10 through 19.
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Middetown High School
Buckeye Boys’ State
Port Clinton
Ohio
Lake Ink
Bob Brumfield
Steve Zeller
Bill Walter
Jack Taylor
Gary Getter
Terry Webster
Paul Gates
Bob Laundy
John Day
Tim Draut
Jim Pervis
Ronnie Dykes
Tom McIntyre
Tiboys
Boys’ State
Community Club Meetings Roundup Wednesday and Thursday
Civic groups schedule meetings across Franklin Manchester Germantown and surrounding areas. National Guard units Kiwanis Lions Toastmasters and professional clubs convene from noon to evening at multiple venues including Armory Fenwick High School and Bedford's Restaurant. An Alcoholics Anonymous session and BPOE Elks gathering also noted.
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National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Franklin Foe
Fenwick Welfare
Fenwick High School
Fopa Lodge
Germantown Road
Trenton Lions Club
Toastmasters Club
Bedford's
Blythe-Williams American Legion Auxiliary
AEIF
Alpha Council 326, Jr. Ousa
N. Broad St
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Injuries Hospitalize Construction Worker After Accident
McGraw Construction Co. worker Malcom Thomas, 39, of 1500 Baltimore St., was admitted to Middletown Hospital after surgery for a bruised right hand forearm and severest cuts to his thumb. His hand was wedged between a falling concrete chute and rods. He is reported in satisfactory condition.
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McGraw Construction Co
Middletown Hospital
Malcom Thomas
Baltimore St
Albaugh Named To CP Campaign Post In Middletown Drive
Arthur Albaugh a local auctioneer is named retail division chairman of the United Cerebral Palsy drive. He will with Amergin Legion Post 218 members distribute Wishing Well posters and collection containers citywide. The campaign begins May 1.
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Arthur Albaugh
United Cerebral Palsy Drive
Robert Driscoll
Albaugh
Amergin Legion Post 218
Driscoll
Middletown
UCP
America
ONG Armory
71 Year-Old Man Kills Wife in Hospital Room
W S Madore, 71, shot his 72 year old wife Nelle in her hospital room in Bellefonte Pennsylvania after saying he could not bear to see her suffer from brain hemorrhage. He then wounded himself in an apparent suicide attempt and is recovering at Centre County Hospital. Nurses called the couple very devoted and the district attorney quoted him about not wanting her to suffer.
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Bellefonte
W. S. Madore
Centre County Hospital
Nelle Madore
Madore
Dist. Atty
John R. Miller
Girl Scouts Plan Get Together At Legion Tonight
Lincoln School and Presbyterian Church neighborhood Girl Scouts host a 6 15 dinner at the American Legion Home with eight troops performing five minute acts. Neighborhood chair Mrs John Anderson and troop leader Mrs Harold Goetz Jr lead planning. guests include Miss Yvonne Wellman and Mrs William F Johnston.
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Lincoln School
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
John Anderson
Harold Goetz Jr
James Wickoff
Linda Woodruff
Yvonne Wellman
William F. Johnston
David Selvar
Denver Post begins daily radio activity count in air
The Denver Post starts publishing a daily radio activity count for the Denver area, indicating a move to track and report radio usage trends in real time.
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Denver
The
Denver Post
Men’s Club Elects Selby as President at First Presbyterian
Glenn Selby was elected president of the Men’s Club of First Presbyterian Church after a dinner in Fellowship Hall. He succeeds Roger Oakley. New officers include Marion Swisher as vice president Ed Hopple secretary George Bauer treasurer and executive committee members C A Boeke Robert Campbell Don Danner and Paul Kordenat. Installation followed with Rev Sandford Lindsay presiding.
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Glenn Selby
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Selby
Roger Oakley
Marion Swisher
Ed Hopple
George Bauer
C. A. Boeke
Robert Campbell
Don Danner
Paul Kordenat
Sandford Lindsay
Episcopal Churches
Exposed Indicted Official Fails To Sell Allege Shenanigans
Cincinnati. Robert J. Geghan a Republican election official indicted on vote fraud charges challenged reporters to attend a ward meeting last night. He vowed to expose past political shenanigans but told newsmen they lacked the guts to print it. Reporters attended. Geghan did not.
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Cincinnati
Robert J. Geghan
Geghan
Bells and music fill a club outing across nations
Washington D. C. and London were cited as places where he saw and rang church bells in the United States and abroad. He also played recordings. About 75 members attended the meeting. The club will resume activities in the fall.
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Washington D. C
London
United States
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