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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1962

Page

17

Exodus of Students Heads to Colleges Across Region

A list of local students and their destinations for the new academic year. John E. Perkins will study commerce at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Faye Ann Krebs heads to Trinity College in Washington DC. Susan Stutenroth enters Mt. Vernon Jr College, DC. Stephen Geckeler attends Union Seminary in New York City. Multiple other names include graduates and entrants to Northwestern, Ohio University, Miami University, and nursing schools in Cincinnati and Dayton.

College Freshmen and Juniors Entering Major Schools The News

The list shows Sarah Wing Skinner entering Finch College New York City as a freshman while Vivian C. Washington Jr. begins biology at Allegheny College Meadville Pennsylvania. Laura Jane Scott returns as a senior at Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh majoring in chemistry. Ron Van Buskirk enters Princeton University as a freshman majoring in chemical engineering. David Danner to Princeton Theological Seminary. Dabney Harfst joins Bryn Mawr College as a student from St Timothy's School. Lance Mather James Spindler John McCluskey are reading at Harvard College and Law School. Stephen Singley will be a junior at Cornell School of Electrical Engineering. Jo Ann Meadows joins Smith College as a faculty member pursuing a master’s. Paul Doebler Jr. continues at Juilliard majoring in flute. Cadet Ronald Chrisman returns to West Point for final year. Charles Davis begins the Naval Academy year at Annapolis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Singley.

Springboro Barbara Babbington Marcia Coffeen Wynona Phelps Ohio University At Athens Terry Dillon Otterbein College Westerville Nancy Wade John Welsh Linda Howell Gary Betz Miami University Jane King Georgetown University Bonisville Ralph McClanahan General Motors Institute of Technology Flint, Mich Sandy Bewis Morehead State Teachers Morehead State Teachers’ College At Morehead, Ky Tom Russell Bowling Green State University Helen Ary Ohio State University Jill Turner Eastern State University Richmond Jack Carney Western Michigan University Rocky Disenbee Sinclair Business College Dayton Sue Templin Miami Valley Hospital School of Nursing Martha Hartz St. Elizabeth's Hospital School of Nursing Vivian C. Washington Jr Allegheny College Meadville, Pa Judson E. Gear Ninth Avenue Laura Jane Scott Russell Lawson Dix Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh Ron van Buskirk Princeton University Princeton N. J Loyal van Buskirk Shafer Street David Danner College of Wooster Princeton Theological Seminary Donald Danner Linden Avenue Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr Dabney Herndon Harfst Richard D. Harfst Euclid Street Dabney St. Timothy's School Stevenson, Md Harvard College Cambridge Mass Lance R. Mather R. M. Mather Highland Street James W. Spindler W. H. Spindler Ardmore Drive Harvard Law School John McCluskey 17Th Avenue Stephen Singley Edwin Singley Fisher Avenue School of Electrical Engineering Cornell University of Ithaca, N. Y Jo Ann Meadows Smith College North Hampton Joe Meadows Middletown - Hamilton Road Paul E. Doebler Jr Paul E. Doebler Sr Monroe Juilliard School of Music New York City

Middleton Students Head West for College Across the U S

Five Middletonians plan higher education abroad and in the United States. Edward Strinko will be a USC sophomore political science student in Los Angeles. Brenda Noble enters Seattle Pacific College as a freshman in Christian Education. George Schueler Jr. will study political science and law at Stanford. Eddie Flisher resumes aeronautical studies at Northrop Institute of Technology in Inglewood. Patty Nelson will pursue elementary education at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Marlee Jaques enters Lawrence College as a freshman math major in Appleton. Allegra Gregg remains at University of Hawaii to finish elementary education. Tom Stubbs will study history at the University of Stockholm. Bert Sheard begins toward a master’s in international law and finance at the London School of Economics.

Edward Strinko Thomas J. Strinko Middletown-Hamilton Road University of Southern California Los Angeles Brenda Lavon Noble Bev Noble Franklin - Madison Road Seattle Pacific College Seattle Wash George Frederick Schueler Jr Stanford University Palo Alto Calif University of Arizona In Tucson Allegra Ann Gregg E. J.gregg Franklin University of Hawaii Honolulu Tom Stubbs Thomas Stubbs Poinciana Road University of Stockholm Stockholm Sweden Duke University Durham N. C Bert A. Sheard London School of Economics

Local nursing students begin first year programs

Janice Apple of West Middletown and Joyce Tedrow of Armco Drive join Middletown Hospital School of Nursing. Charlotte Reed of Sherman Avenue and Joan Myers of Lewis Street enroll in Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Hamilton. Marilyn Leap of Germantown Road also enters nursing studies. Marcia Paige Anderson of Stanley Street will enter Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing in Cincinnati.

Janice Apple William Apple West Middletown Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Joyce Paulette Tedrow Ruth Tedrow Armco Drive Paul Tedrow Springboro Charlotte Marie Reed James W. Reed Sherman Avenue Joan Adams Dean Myers Lewis ‘Street Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Hamilton Marilyn Leap Howard Leap Germantown Road Bethesda Hospital ‘School of Cincinnati Marcia Paige Anderson John T. Anderson Stanley Street

Worry Clinic guest warns on Uncle Sam taxing churches

Dr George W Crane addresses Florida group urging caution as welfare state trends threaten church fundraising and private property. He argues 700 private corporations receive rent free and tax relief, urging debate on US government roles versus charity by churches and private capital.

Robert Adairsburg Florida Crane Uncle Sam

Dr Mary Glaser Weds Dr C E Gable in Brookville Church

Dr Mary Hen rietta Glaser and Dr Clark Ed Amund Gable wed at 11 30 am in St Michael s Church Brookville Ind Rev George B Saum officiated. Bride wore dulcete satin gown with alencon lace and a bouffant veil. Attendants wore blue satin gowns. flower girls carried white satin dresses. After honeymoon in Florida they will reside in Cincinnati where both train at Cincinnati General and Children s Hospitals.

Mary Henrietta Glaser Clark Amund Gable Gilbert Gable Central Avenue St. Michael's Church Brookville Ind Glaser Charles Glaser George B. Saum Barbara Glaser Auburn Calif Marcia Lewis Miamisburg Robert Jones San Francisco George Foster New Orleans Edward Lewis Timothy Lewis Florida Gable Cincinnati Cincinnati General and Children’s Hospitals University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Los Angeles County Hospital Los Angeles

Holy Trinity Church Sets Parrella Nuptials

Miss Mary Kay Sauter and Andrew Michael Parrella wed at Holy Trinity Church in a 10:30 morning ceremony. Rev. Francis J. Monnig officiated as flowers adorned the altar and Pearl Walburg played organ music. The couple, with families from Harrison Street Manchester Avenue and Roosevelt Avenue, plan to reside on McKinley Street after a wedding trip south.

Mary Kay Sauter Andrew Michael Parrella Francis J. Monnig Holy Trinity Church Pearl Walburg Freeman Sauter Harrison Street Parrella Carrie Parrella Manchester Avenue Louis Parrella Roosevelt Avenue

Fragrance Trends We'll All Use This Summer

Renowned writer Henry van Dyke notes memory is guided by scent and fragrance boosts allure. A beauty house markets a popular quart size summer cologne, plus matching bath salts cake dusting powder spray mist and skin perfume to keep skin refreshed and scented in hot humid weather. A butter curler tip suggests keeping the butter firm but not freezer hard.

Henry van Dyke

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. Edward Fay Kensington Street John E. Perkins Elliott Perkins Sawyer Road University of Mississippi At Oxford Dallas Davis Goldman’ Avenue Faye Ann Krebs Robert J. Krebs Trinity College Washington, D. C Susan Stutenroth Chatham Hall Chatham, Va Mt. Vernon Jr. College Charles E. Statenroth Stephen Geckeler Union Seminary W. S. Geckeler Walton Court Gilbert Sheard S. Main Street School of Business Northwestern University Mexico City College Linda June Kash Arnold Lowe Miami Valley School of Nursing Judith Anne Fabing Edward F. Fabing Pinta Avenue Janet Shaffer Walter Shaffer Christ Hospital School of Nursing Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing Peggy Waczula John Waczula Manchester Road Mary Hinsch Rowland Hinsch Middletown- Hamilton Pike Cincinnati Jewish Hospital Sarah Wing Skinner Calvin Skinner Finch College New York Ronald G. Chrisman Howard Chrisman Franklin Street United States Military Academy West Point N. Y Charles Richard Davis United States Naval Academy Annapolis Marlee Jaques Philip J. Jaques Aberdeen Drive Lawrence College Appleton Wis Middletown Trenton Franklin Springboro George W. Crane Santa Claus U. N Russia Mary Glaser C. E. Gable Joseph McPike Indianapolis James Morris Ty Laros Ceese Rane Prores DON the Plaza Linda Abell Sandy Douglas Pat Whalen Mason Donald Youtsler Kathy Gall Michael Gall Larry Parrella Fred Parrella Donald Yontser Ed Watson Forest Hills Country Club Kathy Jackson Fenwick High School James J. Fiessinger Middletown High School Gardner Division Diamond National Corp McKinley Street Andrew M. Parrella Tobias By Jeanne D'Arcy American Legion Auditorium Donna Deaton Shoe Store
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