Germantown Teacher Wins Special Honor
Miss Pearl Rogers of Germantown Schools has been named elementary school teacher of the month by the Dayton Chamber of Commerce. Rogers, with 37 years in area schools, 25 at Farmersville and 10 at Germantown, trained at Miami University, and aided about 1300 students to become better citizens. She holds a life certificate and serves on county educational committees and the Germantown delegation to the County Testing Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Rogers
Germantown
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Koontz
Colonel Waite School
Dayton
Guided Study Club Explores War Of 1898
Mrs. Ross Hill and Mrs. Millard Bechtel led a Guided Study Club program, with Mrs. Hill detailing the Spanish American War era 1896 to 1899, Cuban revolts, Hearst and Pulitzer press coverage, and the USS Maine incident. The session reviewed Glenway Westcott's The Grandmothers and discussed historical fiction’s treatment of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Millard Bechtel
Kenneth Coburn
Girls’ Club
Hill
United States
Cuba
Mrs. Hill
Hearst
Pulitzer
Maine
Havana
Study Group Reviews Two Books At Meeting
The Literature Study Group of the American Association of University Women reviewed A Single Pebble by John Hersey presented by Esther Anstaett as the tale of a young engineer on a Yangtze River expedition in China. Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s Steep Ascent was described by Mrs. B D Morgan as recounting an ascent over the Alps from England with emotional intensity hosted by Esther Anstaett and Gladys Goddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Assn
John Hersey
Esther Anstaett
Yangtze River
China
B. D. Morgan
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
England
Anstaett
Gladys Goddard
Friends Honor Nancy Baird With Prewedding Shower
Miss Nancy Baird bride elect of William Richard Alexander was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ann Marshall and Miss Virginia Sennet at Holiday House. Prizes were won by Miss Donna Greenfield Mrs. Perry Wilson Mrs. Steve Easton and the guest of honor. The couple will marry tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in an open ceremony at United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Marshall
Virginia Sennet
Nancy Baird
William Richard Alexander
Holiday House
Donna Greenfield
Perry Wilson
Steve Easton
Miss Baird
Mr. Alexander
United Presbyterian Church
Printed Pattern 9225 for Plus Size Dresses
Advertises Marian Martin Printed Pattern 9225 for shorter fuller figures with half sizes 14 16 18 20 22 24 26. Includes 35 inch fabric guidance, printed directions, and mailing price. Names Marian Martin pattern with order instructions and address details.
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Marian Martin
Girls' Club Re-Elects Mrs. Crist President
Mrs. R. V. Crist was re-elected president of Girls' Club at a Kenwood Drive board meeting. Elected again were Miss Wilma Gade recording secretary, Mrs. W. H. Spindler corresponding secretary, and Miss Mary Strodtbeck treasurer. Mrs. L. J. Long was chosen to succeed retiring vice president Mrs. Howard A. Wilson. Dr. Mabel Gardner will continue as chairman of trustees. The house committee under Mrs. L. J. Kuderer planned facility improvement projects. A social hour followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Crist
Girls’ Club
C. E. Burke
Kenwood Drive
Wilma Gade
W. H. Spindler
Mary Strodtbeck
L. J. Long
Howard A. Wilson
Mabel Gardner
House
L. J. Kuderer
Art Museum Flags Four Public Programs This March
Cincinnati Art Museum plans four public programs on Tuesday evenings at 8 during March. March 5 features Her schel Chipp of UC discussing A Modern View of Primitive Art with museum pieces illustrated. March 12 offers films Paris 1948 and Paris 1900 in the auditorium. March 19 presents a panel on The Architecture of Louis Sullivan moderated by Philip R. Adams. March 26 ends with Pre Columbian Cultures illustrated by films and a gallery tour of Rubbings of Pre-Columbian Monuments.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Herschel Chipp
University of California
Paris
Louis Sullivan
Philip R. Adams
Allen T. Schoener
Contemporary Arts Center
Church Circles Share Social and Program Highlights
Naomi Circle of Calvary Methodist and WSCS groups met at Hill Avenue with Mrs. Frank Yeager as host. Mrs. Carl V. Smith led the business and read a poem. World Day of Prayer was discussed for March 8. A combined WSCS meeting featured talks on In My Father's House and The Praying Hands with music by Mrs. Thomas Rogers. Multiple hostesses organized the social hour.
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Naomi
Calvary Methodist Church
WSCS
Frank Yeager
Hill Avenue
Arthur Wall
Carl V. Smith
Lyman Pence
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mmembers
Sloane
Inwood
Schanke
Harbaugh
Ed Land
Grace Niel Fletcher
Ralph Ringgenberg
Albrecht Duerer
Thomas Rogers
Walter Davism
Charles Fraley
Charles Hattery
Elmore Martin
J. M. Tewart
Claire Tieman
T. L. Watson
Fred Cummings
Clyde Dyer
Victor Thomas
Robert Tucker
James Chappel
Earl Hicks
Roger Taylor
J. R. Penney
Fifteen Cub Scouts Win Badges at Blue and Gold Dinner
Fifteen Cub Scouts of Pack 7 earned badges and awards at a Blue and Gold dinner at Seven Dolors Church in Monroe. Wolf badge recipients include Doug Gorman Ricky Anderson Ricky Apple Billy Frazier Paul Hannan Rich Housh Terry McFeeters Jim Morningstar Garry Osborn and Steve Young. Bear badge went to Mike Evans and silver and gold arrows were awarded to George Gerard Lynn McKinley Danny Frazee and Danny Litsch. Thirteen members received two year service pins and Cubmaster Clarence Lawson earned a nine year pin. William Oliver, troop committee chairman, presented the awards.
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Pack 7Shave
Clarence Lawson
Doug Gorman
Ricky Anderson
Ricky Apple
Billy Frazier
Paul Hannah
Rich Housh
Terry McFeeters
Jim Morningstar
Garry Osborne
Steve Young
Mike Evans
George Gerard
Lynn McKinley
Danny Frazee
Danny Litsch
Lawson
Seven Dolors Church
Monroe
William Oliver
Miami Enrollment Drops to 5115 with 281 in second term
The Miami University second-semester enrollment is 5115, down 452 from the Oct 1 first-semester count of 5567, with last year’s second term at 4924 after an Oct 1 count of 5301. Partly color blind people are most insensitive to reds and greens. Notice to bidders describes proposals for Boyd's Subdivision street improvements in Monroe Ohio with bids due March 12 1957 and details on plans, deposit, and bonding.
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Oxford
Miami University
Boyd’s
Monroe
Ohio
Nelson M. Clinton
Monument Avenue
Hamilton
Vi Council
G. A. Young
Vital Statistics Hospital Notes Highlights Local births and relations
The record lists multiple births at Mercy and Good Samaritan Hospitals with names and addresses in Germantown Middletown and Cincinnati area. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs Junior Cain Germantown girl yesterday and Mr and Mrs Donald Treadway Eaton Ave boy yesterday. Maternal and paternal grandparents are named for several births.
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Junior Cain
W. Mark St
Germantown
Donald Treadway
Eaton Ave
Abell Fuller
Sycamore St
A Louis Rossi
Red Bud
Elam
Curtis St
David L. Smith
Moore Rd
Mercy Hospital
John Pflanzer
Hamilton
Ervin Smith
Middletown
Hospital Notes Individuals From Franklin And Surrounding Areas
In The Hospital Mrs. Orvel Gillie of Franklin. Betty Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Miamis. Mrs. Eugene Spenser of Middle town Rt. 3. Mrs. Woodrow Hudson of Tren ton Carlene Ennis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ennis, Trenton. Mrs. Leslie McGraw of Mal vern St. Mrs. Louise Theodore of 2nd Oscar Collier of Somerville. Mrs. Marvin Ellis of Sutphin St, Mrs. Victor Richter of Trenton. James Meese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Meese, Orchard St.
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Orvel Gillie
Franklin
Betty Brown
Walter Brown
Miamis
Eugene Spenser
Middletown
Woodrow Hudson
Trenton
Carlene Ennis
Carl Ennis
Leslie McGraw
Malvern St
Louise Theodore
2Nd Ave
Oscar Collier
Somerville
Marvin Ellis
Sutphin St
Victor Richter
James Meese
Dale Meese
Orchard St
Woman Was Very Sound Sleeper
Dallas Irving residents were awakened by a gas explosion that damaged a duplex and several houses. Wanda Garner, 15, slept through the blast and was found missing only after evacuation.
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Dallas
Irving
Wanda Garner
Grounds For Divorce
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonazza, 65, won a divorce in Los Angeles on evidence that her 68-year-old husband Ralph took a garbage pail filled with 15 dozen eggs to his clandestine sweetheart.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Bonazza
Ralph
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