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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
3
June promises busy for photo fans as Irving Desfor notes Mom should rehearse camera basics for summer events. A simple 1 50 1 11 10 foot setting guides casual shots indoors and out with black and white or color film, plus flashbulb tips from GE expert Don Mohler.
Quito based San Juan de Dio Hospital, founded in 1565, has never closed. The original wing now plaques a medical shrine with 15 beds, while newer buildings house 120 beds with 7 doctors and 19 nurses. Plans for medical conventions and a bicentennial chapel addition tied to the 200th anniversary of a 1763 chapel. Ecuador aims to invite world leaders, possibly including President Kennedy.
Four members of Miami University's 1962 graduating class plan to join the Peace Corps in the coming weeks. Gretchen Ott of Logan and Todd Tibball of Columbus will teach English in Venezuela and aid Peru respectively, John Lorentz of Portsmouth for an Iran project, and Roger Schneidewind of Richmond Indiana for rural development in Bolivia. Two seniors had their bids declined, Judith Larkin and Jerome Weiskittle. Three Miami grads are already in the program, Susan Johnson, Roberta Napier, and Kenton Craigh in training or assignments in the Philippines St Lucia Island Puerto Rico Peru.
The Ohio Historical Society invites entrants to submit a symbol representing its core functions of collecting conserving interpreting and presenting Ohio natural and human history. The winner receives 100 cash and their design will be displayed at the Ohio State Museum with 50 and 25 awards for second and third. Entries due by August 1 and rules available via Ohio State Museum Columbus 10 Ohio.
The word Nippon signifies the land of the sun to Japanese speakers, explaining the country’s name origin and its use in national and cultural identity.
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