Orphan Baker children to return home after generous aid
Four Baker siblings stranded in San Francisco after their father’s death will fly home to Hamilton Ohio Friday. Neighbors sent money orders checks and cash including a $700 gift, fulfilling their father’s wish and allowing the siblings to reunite with family.
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Family seeks Ohio burial for father after San Francisco funds
Marie and her brothers Bruce 11 Mike 10 and Dennis 7 plan to return the father’s body to relatives in Ohio with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. About 100 pledges plus three San Francisco funeral homes offering services. Attorney James Schnake from Oakland volunteers to set up a trust for excess funds. The mother died a year ago and they have an uncle in Ohio.
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MU Art Teacher Leaves After 26 Years at Miami University
Edwin L. Fulwider 59 a longtime art faculty member retires at end of spring quarter to pursue more personal work. He and his wife Katherine will relocate to an Idaho ghost town for a year round home beginning July 1. Fulwider gained national recognition with wood construction pieces and had recent one man show at Capricorn Galleries Bethesda Maryland. His works were featured in Time and New York Times in 1938 and Life in 1939.
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Franklin students head for outdoors at Camp Kern
Six hundred thirteen Franklin School System sixth year students head for four days of outdoor education at Dayton YMCA Camp Kern. Miss Janice Down leads skits. Mike McCluskey oversees recreation as classes include art archery canoeing and safety. The group is among the first to use a new Olympic size pool at the camp.
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Edgewood Students Honored by National Society
A group of 15 Edgewood High School students were named members of the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. Selected students include Cliff D. Myers Daniel M. Sewell Roxanne Huber Marla Flick Janice McIntire Dave Edens Joyce Beiser Gary Hobson John Dickerson Steve Hatfield Alan Burley Wanda Riddle Melinda Downie James Skip Keith and Cindy Arnold.
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Roxanne Huber
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Janice McIntire
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Alan Burley
Wanda Riddle
Melinda Downie
James “Skip” Keith
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One man show at MU Friday Ages of Man by Dr Spanabel
Dr Robert R. Spanabel presents Ages of Man at Miami University Gates Abegglen Theater Oxford Friday at 8 p.m. The one man program uses Shakespeare passages on youth manhood and old age drawn from Hardin Craig anthology. The program is free.
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Handicapped Children Society Receives $1000 Donation
The Carlisle Society for Handicapped Children received a $1000 gift from the Employer Civic Association of the McCall Printing Co. of Dayton. The group commended the society for its education training and therapy work while noting it funds its total-care center project without tax money.
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Springboro High Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Kathy Wilhoit was named valedictorian and Rebecca Jo Sharp salutatorian at Springboro High School commencement. One hundred sixty nine students graduated, the highest number in the school's history.
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Monroe girl places high in state English test
Deborah Doty of Lemon-Monroe High School finished 17th in the statewide English 11 Scholastic Achievement test. The event, part of the second annual individual and team awards program, was announced by Martin Essex, state superintendent of public instruction.
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Valley View Graduate to Visit Spain for Study
Germantown native Carmen Turull, a junior at Morehead State University, will study in Madrid at the University of Madrid next month. The MSU Spanish Club covers about 70 percent of costs through campus fundraisers. She plans to return for her bachelor’s degree this fall and pursue a master's in Spanish.
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