Middleton native elected to honor society at Berea College
Mrs. Martin A. Coyle of Hamilton formerly Lucille Baird daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Baird of Central Avenue last week was chosen for Phi Kappa Phi at Berea College 14 years after her graduation Election is based on undergraduate scholarship and post graduate achievement She and her husband a Republican party leader have both been active in local civic and political life and she contributes to school programs and community events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Coyle
Hamilton
Coyle
Marty Jr
Mary Lou
Butler County
Republican Party
William Saxbe
Senate
Marty
Mary Lou Coyle
Berea College
Berea selects two graduates for Phi Kappa Phi membership
Mrs. Coyle, top ten percent of her class with an A.B. in English and languages in 1940, recalls typing in the dean's office during school years. Berea's Phi Kappa Phi selection recognizes two graduates per class. The college's work and study program requires students to devote 10 to 15 hours weekly.
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Berea
Phi Kappa Phi
Coyle
Travel Notes Include Visits and Vacations Across States
Travel notes report Miss Holly Cummings of Kenilworth Illinois arriving to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holton and their son Tom in Highland Street. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Purvis and children Nancy and Jimmy return home from a vacation that included a fishing trip to Michigan and a tour of New England and western states. Warren will serve eight more months in South Carolina before a furlough at home prior to a new post. Mrs. Snodgrass has returned from Nazarene Center in St Mary as a delegate to the district assembly.
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Holly Cummings
Kenilworth, Ill
J. W. Holton
Tom
Highland Street
James G. Purvis
Nancy
Jimmy
Aberdeen Drive
Michigan
New England States
Warren
South Carolina
Snodgrass
Nazarene Center
St. Mary
Louisville visitors stay with Lloyd Tankersley family
From Louisville, Mrs. Ralph Boegel and her children are guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tankersley on Lylburn Road, enjoying hospitality and local touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ralph Boegel
Lloyd Tankersley
Lylburn Road
Snodgrass Family Heads to Alaska for Son’s Air Force Post
Mr and Mrs John Snodgrass of Sherman Avenue flew to Alaska where their son Warren serves in the Air Force at Elmendorf. They plan to return home by car late this month.
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John Snodgrass
Sherman Avenue
Alaska
Warren
Air Force
Elmandorf
Middletonians
Miss Gay Millar Attends Leadership School in Wooster
Miss Gay Millar of Brentwood Street returns from Wooster where she attended leadership training at the College of Wooster on the campus of the Presbyterian Church in the United States Board of Christian Education.
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Gay Millar
Brentwood Street
Wooster
College of Wooster
Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church In
Us.a
Family returns from Chattanooga weekend trip
Mrs. George S. Fletcher and her children Danny and Lucetta of Warren Road with grandson Paul Raymond Ellis of Columbia Avenue and Miss Margaret Hemsiey of Blue Ball came back yesterday from a weekend visit with relatives in Chattanooga Tennessee. They toured Lookout Mountain Rock City and other points of interest.
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George S. Fletcher
Danny and
Lucetta
Warren Road
Paul Raymond Ellis
Columbia Avenue
Margaret Hemsiey
Blue Ball
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Rock City
Plane-hopping West Indies tour delighted three travelers
Miss Josephine Armstrong Miss Alma Easter and Mrs Joe Crawford enjoyed a two week trip visiting Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands Jamaica Haiti and Cuba during their plane hopping tour in the West Indies.
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West Indies
Josephine Armstrong
Alma Easter
Joe Crawford
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Jamaica
Haiti
Cuba
Friendship Class Picnic At Maple Park EUB Church
Mrs Pearl Whitesell and Mrs Ellsworth Lioyd hosted a Friendship Class meeting at Lioyds Manchester Road home. A white elephant sale accompanied the gathering with Rev Henry Snap Floyd Ballard Byrd Wilhoit and Cora Hesse as guests. The next meeting is planned for Sept 7 at Mrs Sam Mallorys Ohio Avenue home.
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Pearl Whitesell
Ellsworth Lioyd
Manchester Road
Maple Park Eub Church
Henry Snap
Floyd Ballard
Byrd Wilhoit
Cora Hesse
Sam Mallory
Ohio Avenue
Divorce notice in Butler County case for Williams
Lonnie Williams residence unknown must answer by August 21 1954 in Butler County Common Pleas Court case 64950 filed by Josephine Williams for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Clerk J T Kiep deputy Norman A Grevey Maxwell Finkleman attorney notice dates July 7 to August 11.
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Lonnie Williams
Josephine Williams
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
J . T. Kiep
Norman A Grevey
Maxwell Finkleman
Couple Wed Saturday In Kentucky
Miss Patricia Runkles and Carl Kaurich were married July 31 at the Ft. Knox main post chapel in Kentucky. The ceremony was performed by Father John Donavan at 9 a.m. The bride wore a ice blue two-piece dress with Navy accessories and a fuchsia hat, with white orchid corsage.
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Patricia Runkles
R. W. Runkles
Cincinnati
Car
Kaurich
Kaurich Sr
Lawn Avenue
Ft. Knox
John Donavan
Louis Botos
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Kaurich at Ft. Knox Ritz Restaurant
Louis Botos served as best man. The bride's mother wore a charcoal gray dress with black and white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. After the ceremony a breakfast for 20 guests was at the Ritz Restaurant in Ft. Knox. The couple will live at 1904 Tytus Ave after a trip. Mrs Kaurich is Lemon Monroe High School graduate and Ohio Bell employee. Her husband is Middletown High School graduate and Cincinnati School of Pharmacy alumnus, formerly with Gillen Crow Drug Co, now in the Army.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Middletown High School
Cincinnati School of Pharmacy
Gillen-Crow Drug Co
Coming Up American War Mothers Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The American War Mothers group will gather tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Legion Home for a scheduled meeting and activities.
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Legion Home
Settlement Reached in Suit Against Bob Cummings
Television writer-producer Mort Greene says he settled his $119 600 lawsuit against actor Robert Cummings and Don Sharpe TV producer and Cummings' wife named in the action. The contract alleged for 48 weeks at 600 dollars a week on My Hero was breached by Sharpe over innuendo and slander. Greene sought 19 600 in salary and 100 000 punitive damages.
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Los Angeles
Mort Greene
Robert Cummings
Cumming
Don Sharpe
Greene
Cummings
Hero
Sharpe
Youth Takes Driver's Test For His Pal
In Detroit, 18 year old Mike Moore posed as his friend Ivan Buford Harmon to obtain a driver's license. He handed over Harmon s wallet and signed Harmon s signature, triggering a violent disturbance at police headquarters as officers restrained a chaotic crowd after Moore was detained for fraudulently obtaining an operator license.
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Detroit
Mike Moore
Moore
Ivan Buford Harmon
Harmon
Panama Canal Opening Delayed by Massive Landslides
When the canal opened in 1913 engineers noted it might have finished two years sooner if not for huge landslides. The slides hampered work in the deep excavation necessary for the waterway.
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Panama Canal
Dior's Bold New Look Targets Fashion’s Next Era
Paris reports Christian Dior, famed as fashion's creative genius, pursues a third career arc from farming to diplomacy to art before revolutionizing postwar style with the H-line silhouette. His New Look era began in 1947 and reshaped high fashion despite mixed reception in the United States.
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Paris
Christian Dior
United States
America
France
Dior
Allyn Camble
Hubert de Givenchy
Two In Hospital After Accidents
An industrial case and a burn ed housewife were admitted to Middletown Hospital yesterday. Mable Frebis, 55, of 613 Wikoff St., suffered first and second degree burns over a large area of her body when she overturned a tub of hot water. An accident occurred at the Logan Long Co. when Ira Morris was hit in the right eye with a sheet of ripping paper. Morris is a resident of 844 Sycamore Rd., Franklin.
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Middletown Hospital
Mable Frebis
Wikoff St
Logan Long Co
Ira Morris
Morris
Sycamore Rd
Franklin
No US plague deaths reported 1949 to 1954
The record states there were no deaths from plague in the United States during the period from 1949 through 1954, indicating a span of five years without plague fatalities.
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United States
New Windows Installed At St Johns Church
Five new art glass windows have been installed at St John s Church this summer with two more planned. The windows are hand blown translucent pink gold tinted glass 13 feet long and 4 feet wide and depict the Virgin Marys ascent and apostles Peter Paul John the Evangelist and Andrew. The remaining panes will feature St James and St Matthew. The glass from England and crafted by C J Riordan Co of Cincinnati is noted for its pink hue and radiant glow.
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St. John’s Church
St. Peter
Paul
St. John the Evangelist
Andrew
St. James
Mathew
John Oberlander
England
C. J. Riordan Co
Cincinnati
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Butler Coundans
Oxford
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Reed-Kliopp
Mbnigemey
Ulid
N. Main ST
Kentucky
Bob Cummings
Christian
School of Political Science
Raoul Dufy
House of Piquet
Lelong
Marcel Boussac
Enith Histor
Lewis Drugs, Inc
Zenith
ROYAL
Sasy
Patment
Lesourdsville Lake
Middletown
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Perry Printing
Yankee Road
Phon
Sealtest
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