No Place Like Home Living Next Door To The Pharaohs
Two retired Americans Jack Carrigan and Lois Miller Bailey found affordable living near the Giza pyramids. They left California seeking a simple sun filled life and settled at the foot of Khufu Khafre and Menkaure names near the plateau.
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Giza
Egypt
Cheops
Chephren
Mycerinus
Jack Carrigan
Lois Miller Bailey
Hollywood
California
Carrigan
Bailey
Pyramids
Podiatrist To Open Office Here
Dr. Philip F. Bartel plans to begin podiatry practice at 131 S Broad St. He is a 24 year old Ohio College of Podiatry graduate who interned in New York City and will move to Middletown. He is from the Bartel family, long associated with local business.
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Philip F. Bartel
S. Broad St
Ohio College of Podiatry
Cleveland
Sam Bartel
Bartel
Middletown
Fred Ciener
Ciener
Central Avenue
Fenwick students enter journalism contest and more school events
Fenwick High School journalism students will select articles from this year’s Wick publications for a Miami Valley contest with categories in news, editorial, feature, sports, photo and cartoon. A winner’s trophy will be awarded April 3 at Oxford. Open House and a 16th annual math contest with MA A and Society of Actuaries distinctions also featured. A CSMC assembly heard from Sister Noreen and Sister Martine on New Guinea life, followed by a Missionary check presentation. The junior senior prom planning committee and Pan American Day heads announced with named leaders and faculty advisers.
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Fenwick High School
Miami Valley High School Journalism Association
Oxford
Fenwick
Mu Alpha Theta
Mathematical Association of America
Society of Actuaries
Catholic Student Mission Crusade Unit
Glenn Shockey
CSMC
Mike Moorman
Treasury
Noreen
Martine
New Guinea
Mark Fedders
Angie Koeppel
Kris Kraft
Marilyn Lloyd
Joe M. Marconi
Chris Santoro
John Stagmyer
Tom Swope
Kathy Sullivan
Ron Trotta
Larry Well
Lemon-Monroe student wins DAR good citizen certificate
Carol Lubberger a senior at Lemon Monore High School is awarded the DAR good citizen certificate for dependability leadership service and patriotism She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Lubberger 165 Anne Road LeSourdsville and a National Honor Society member involved in many activities.
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Good Citizen
Carol Lubberger
Lemon-Monroe High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carol
Tom Lubberger
Anne Road
LeSourdsville
Lemon- Monroe
Jobs for Ex Convicts Boosted by South African Firms
In Johannesburg a manpower shortage pushes South African businesses to hire more men with prison records. The country holds about 340000 inmates yearly with 72000 behind bars on any day. The Social Services Association says 4000 former convicts found work last year.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
J. Harley
Pretoria
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Social Services Association
OIC endorses four Ohio constitutional amendments for May 4 ballot
The Ohio Information Committee, a business and civic leader group, endorsed four proposed amendments after polling 7,500 Ohioans. Results showed varying support for each issue, including a college student loan, a $290 million bond, reapportionment of the House, and industrial development loans. Charles W. Ufford was elected president, with a slate of officers named for the 57 member board.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
OIC
J. C. Shouviia
Springfield
College Stu
Ohio House of Representatives
Warner & Swasey Co
Cleveland
Roger H. Ferger
Cincinnati
Thomas I. Byrd
Lou Blower Co
Dayton
Warren T. Hackett
Columbus
Richard W. Shoemaker
Fred J. Milligan
Violinist and Quartet Set for Oxford Concert
Violaist Manfred Blum of Earlham College will join the Miami University Oxford String Quartet for a Sunday 8 PM concert in Benton Auditorium. The program features Beethoven Quartet In A Major, Smetana From My Life, and Mozart Quintet In G Minor K 516.
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Oxford
Manfred Blum
Earlham College
Miami University
Oxford String Quartet
Benton Auditorium
Beethoven
Smetana
Mozart
Goldwyn Acknowledges Past Mistakes In Hollywood
Hollywood producer Samuel Goldwyn, aging and candid, reflects on past decisions. He recalls having Lucille Ball under contract and letting Marlon Brando sing in Guys and Dolls, while noting Dan Duryea’s contract option was not renewed.
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Hollywood
Goldwyn
Lucille Ball
Dan Duryea
Marlon Brando
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