MU Grad Howe achieves straight A four year average
Wilberforce math major Marian Howe tops Miami University summer graduates with a perfect 4.0 average for her college career. She becomes the first summa cum laude graduate since 1960 and the first Miami student with a 4.0 since 1958. Howe will pursue mathematics PhD studies at the University of Chicago on an NSF fellowship. She is the daughter of Central State College faculty, Dr. Thomas D. Howe and Dr. Clara Howe, and is a Wintersville High School alumna.
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Oxford
Marian Howe
Wilberforce
Miami University
Miami
Miss Howe
Central State College
Thomas D. Howe
Clara Howe
Steubenville
Wintersville High School
Miami honors graduates list highlights magna cum laude
Graduates include David A Hill of Ox ford who earned magna cum laude with a 3.8 average while completing medical studies at Yale and Miami classwork. Geraldine Gay Garrett of Wickliffe. Katherine Gabrielle Perrin of Cincinnati. Gail Eleanor Anderson of New Waterford. Roger Scott Joslin of Bloomington and Mark Hoy Wagner of Urbana, among others with cum laude distinctions and 3.5 averages.
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David A. Hill
Oxford
Miami
Yale University
Geraldine Gay Garrett
Wickliffe
Hill
Eldon C. Hill
Katherine Gabrielle Perrin
Cincinnati
Miss Howe
Gail Eleanor Anderson
New Waterford
Roger Scott Joslin
Bloomington
Ill
Mark Hoy Wagner
Urbana
James Russell Deem
S$ Liberty St
Camden
Seminars Urged For Teachers In Ohio
The Ohio American Legion Executive Committee urged annual seminars for Ohio high school teachers to better explain American government versus communism. The plan calls for seminars at state universities under the State Department of Education and would be funded by General Assembly approval. The committee announced appointees including Terence Maguire, Dr. Michael Chakeres, and John M. Newcomer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio American Legion Executive Committee
General Assembly
State Department of Education
Stuard G Luginbuh
Cincinnati
Terence Maguire
Sandusky
Michael Chakeres
London
John M. Newcomer
Fremont
Stutterers in the United States Reach Over a Million
The article notes that more than one million people in the United States speech fluency challenge face stuttering. It discusses prevalence, awareness, and the impact on daily life. The piece highlights the need for support, therapy access, and research advances.
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United States
Rites Set For 2 Victims Of Crash At Waynesville
Miss Ruth Chandler 77 superintendent of the Friends Home and Dr Emma Hollaway 88 a resident will have services at the Friends Meeting House. Hollaway burial in North Manchester Indiana at 1 30 p m Wednesday. Chandler burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin. Police say Chandler drove south on U S 42 and turned onto Ohio 73 into a northbound car on Rt 42 driven by P C Zink 78 of Lebanon.
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Ruth Chandler
Friends Home
Emma Hollaway
Friends Meeting House
Dr. Hollaway
Manchester
Ind
Miss Chandler
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Friends
Stubbs
U. S. 42
Ohio Rt
P C. Zink
Lebanon
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Chandler
Elizabeth Chandler
Marie Bursk
Maria Elbon
Nellie Bunnell
Deaths And Funerals former Germantown Chief Dies At 65
Germantown former fire chief C Roy Rowe 65 died at Grandview Hospital Dayton after 23 days as patient. He owned Rowe Plumbing, then worked for Germantown schools, reti red February. Survived by Elizabeth wife, a daughter Vivian Eby, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial Germantown Cemetery. Services Wednesday 2 p m at John Arpp Funeral Home officiated by Rev Paul Bressler. Friends may call tomorrow after 2 p m.
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Germantown
C. Roy Rowe
N. Cherry
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
American Legion Post 408
Mrs Carrie Arnett 73 Found Dead At Home
Mrs Carrie Arnett 73 was found dead about 10 30 am yesterday in her home at 426 Logan Ave Neighbors saw the bathroom light on Saturday night and alerted her son James who called the emergency squad. The body was found in the bathroom and is believed to be a Saturday night death. She was a Crawford Street First Church of God member and a former P Lorillard Co employee. Her husband Brack died in 1933. Surviving are two sons James Arnett Middletown and Chris Draeger Lebanon Rt 3 a daughter Mrs Helen Gordon Middletown and two brothers Van
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Carrie Arnett
Logan Ave
James
Fire Department
Milford Township Constable Owen L. Kelly dies at 61
Owen L. Kelly 61 constable of Milford Township died after a heart attack at his home and was pronounced at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. A native of Falmouth Mass he moved here after a Coast Guard retirement in 1947 and worked for the U S Bureau of Fisheries before World War I. Surviving include his wife four daughters and four grandchildren. Burial at College Corner Cemetery. Friends may call at Marshall Smith Funeral Home Oxford after 4 p m tomorrow. Also listed are obituaries for John J Seball Mabel F Richards and Margaret Kwasnick with service details in Hamilton Ligonier Pa and Clawson Mich.
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Darrtown
Owen L. Kelly
Milford Township
McCullough - Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Falmouth
Mass
Kelly
Coast Guard
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
South Pacific
Helen
Marshall -Smith
College Corner
Eall
John J. Seball
St. Veronica Church
Mabel F. Richards
Ligonier
Margaret Kwasnick
Clawson
Mich
Hamilton
St. Joseph's Church
Candy executive Richard Dietrich Dies at 54 in Philadelphia
Richard Dietrich age 54 president of Luden's Inc. candy and cough drop maker died Saturday in Philadelphia. He and his brother the late Daniel W. Dietrich had previously purchased the firm.
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Philadelphia
H Richard Dietrich
Luden’s, Inc
Daniel W. Dietrich
Furniture Man's Wife Is Killed in Georgia Collision
Mrs. Delores Portney 38 of Middletown and wife of Charles Furniture Co. VP David Portney died after a two car crash at Stockton Georgia at the U S routes 129 84 intersection. Portney suffered rib fractures and internal injuries. funeral planned in Dayton Ohio with burial in West Carrollton.
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Delores Portney
Kettering
David
Charles Furniture Co
Central Ave
Middletown
Stockton
U. S. 129
U. S. 84
Portney
Dayton
West Carrollton
Vaudeville brothers Elkins Fay and Elkins memorialized
Reading Pennsylvania and Bridgeport born Joseph J. O Neill 66 a vaudeville veteran from Elkins Fay and Elkins died Sunday. Ancestry notes he and brothers toured circuits starting 1911 with their act.
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Reading
Pain
Badgeport
Conn
Joseph J. O'Neill
Elkins
Fay
Washington, D.C
Vatican City
Vatican
Terfilos Matulionis
Kaisiadorys
Lithuania
Church of the Sacred Heart
Leningrad
Arctic
Nervous System in Insects Ranges from Simple to Complex
The article notes that most insects possess a well developed nervous system including a brain. It discusses variability among species and implication for behavior and learning. The piece emphasizes the central role of the brain in coordinating sensory input and motor output across insect groups.
Board to Act on Levy Renewal and Policy Updates
The Board of Education will meet at 7 30 tonight to adopt a resolution renewing a 2.5 mill levy for November. Supt. Howard Cromwell will report prices for repairing the First Avenue retaining wall at the high school. Also on the agenda are updates to the policy manual, use of school buildings for Sahin polio immunization clinics, and completion of teacher employment for the new school year.
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Board of Education
Howard Cromwell
First Avenue
Cleveland Retraining To Cost 88 Million
Five major job retraining programs will be conducted by the federal government in Cleveland over the next three years at a cost of 8 million dollars. Dr Seymour L Wolfbein, deputy assistant secretary of labor, said the programs would begin in the next few days and retrain unemployed as machine operators, auto transmission repairmen, auto body repairmen, clerks and stenographers, and licensed practical nurses.
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Cleveland (Ap
Seymour L. Wolfbein
Cleveland
Tipsy Pair Link Boat With Bus In Helsinki Crash
In Helsinki two intoxicated Finns stole a city bus, drove it to the harbor, and rammed a tow boat causing it to sink with the bus atop. Police captured both men, the driver suffering minor injuries while his partner lay on the bus floor, largely unaware of events.
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Helsinki
Finland
Piqua Man Sought in Nightclub Wounding Case
Police continued their search for a 50-year-old Piqua man wanted for questioning in a shooting at a night spot near Piqua. Victims include Betty Dyke 39 Dianne Godwin 21 and Albert Ostendorf 42 admitted to hospital with Dyke and Ostendorf in serious condition. Motive undetermined.
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Piqua, Ohio
Piqua
Here
Betty Dyke
Dianne Godwin
Albert Ostendorf
Ostendorf
Airliner blows two tires on landing at Cleveland Hopkins
A United Airlines four engine jet from Chicago blew front nose tires on landing at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. There were no injuries. Nose wheel damage blocked tow, and 74 passengers were driven off the runway in limousines.
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Cleveland
United Airlines
Chicago
Cleveland Hopkins
Famed Arctic Explorer Stefansson Dies At 82
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, 82, renowned Arctic explorer and scholar, died Sunday in Hanover, New Hampshire. A Manitoba born son of Icelandic parents, he predicted air travel crossroads at the North Pole and submarines under ice. He spent 15 years in the Far North before retiring in 1919, later serving as Arctic consultant at Dartmouth College and curator of the Stefansson collection. He led a Canadian expedition (1913–1918) that claimed five islands and had an island named for him near Victoria Island. He married Evelyn Schwartz Baird in 1941. no children.
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Explorer
Manitoba
North Pole
America
Europe
Stefansson
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Eske Brum
Denmark
Greenland
Arctic Circle
Thessalonian team wins first Bible Bowl Hour series at Parkway Church
The Thessalonian team won the opening series of a Bible Bowl Hour at Parkway Church of Christ. The winning panel in last night’s session included Betty Lawwill, Mrs Lyle Russel, and Paul D Lawwill. the losing team featured Mary Horton, Bonita Lawwill, and Gaye Lorre.
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Parkway Church of Christ
Betty Lawwill
Lyle Russel
Paul D. Lawwill
Mary Horton
Bonita Lawwill
Gaye Lorre
How to Save Your Life in 8 Driving Emergencies
A promotional blurb emphasizes learning automatic reactions to brake and steer. It touts self taught maneuvers for lethal driving situations and plugs the September Reader's Digest on sale.
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Waynesville
Mr. Rowe
Rowe Plumbing Co
Butler County
Famed Arctic Explorer
Hanover
N.H
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Vv. Stefansson
Thessalonians
Streifthau
Verity
U.S. No
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