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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
24
In Morgantown a two year old Mountaineer Toastmistress Club helps bored housewives and shy women improve speaking and social skills. Members set goals, plan programs, and compete in a regional contest with Mrs. LeRoy H. Saxe Jr. as president.
Mr and Mrs John L Gibson and son Charles return from a two week motor trip to Phoenix Arizona and other places of interest in Morgantown. Mrs T W Williams of Plymouth Street hosts daughter in law Mrs Robert Ghez of Virginia Beach Virginia. Mrs W V Hucke of Spruce Street visited Pittsburgh with granddaughter Mrs Joan Donovan. Mr and Mrs Edmund Collins and children Chris and Colleen return from Africa on home leave to spend summer here while Mr Collins fulfills a tour at Egherton College in Kenya East Africa. Mrs Collins is a former Dominion News society editor Cathy Chapman visits Morgantown. Miss Mary Jane Windel of Albuquerque New Mexico vacationing with her parents.
WVU Hospital interns and residents celebrated a year of training with a gala dinner and dance at the Holiday Inn. More than 40 couples attended with honors for those completing a training phase and guest remarks from many doctors and their spouses.
Milton Cohen and Mrs. Cohen of Ross Street visited relatives in Seattle meeting Dr. and Mrs. Louis Caplan for the first time. In Portland a Cohen Waters reunion marked their WWII bond after 1945. Navy officers Cohen and Waters logged 300000 sea miles aboard the same ship through Atlantic and Pacific theaters. In Los Angeles they saw Sol Millet, a Cohen cousin.
William Huysman of Grand Street traveled to Pittsburgh on business, staying for meetings and professional engagements.
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