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Photographs of Kathleen and Arthur Postle

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-"Richmond Hobson, Amazing Prophet" by Arthur Postle, Condenced from The Louisville Courier-Journal May 29, 1949 -"Retirement Can't Shelve You, If You Stay Active", Dayton Daily New, June 4, 1961. Story regarding Arthur Postle, photos included.

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- Handwritten log Jan/1946 - Feb/1947 of contact with publishers by Kathleen Postle -Correspondence with Harper & Row publishers (1964) regarding possible publishing of "The Doors Shall by Shut." - list of publications by Kathleen Postle -log of publisher's query/interest and publishing revenue ca 1940s and 1950s

Scope and Contents -"Reveille at Cincinnati," [i]The Speaker[/i], November, 1942. -"At Ease," [i]Liberal Judaism[/i], August, 1944. -"At the University of Cincinnati, Woman's Place is - A Fraternity House," [i]Banta's Greek Exchange[/i], April, 1944 -"Anti-Strike Legislation A Round Table Discussion by the University of Cincinnati and Denison University," [i]The Debater's Magazine[/i], March, 1946. -"Magic Flute," Young People's Weekly, May 9, 1948. -"Musical Notes on the Family Tree," [i]Today's...

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-"Crock of Gold," [i]Children's Playmate[/i], March, 1952. -"Tennis Star with Diabetes," [i]Today's Health[/i], June, 1953. -"Drive-in Pharmacy," [i]Today's Health[/i], August, 1955. -"The Doors Shall be Shut," [i]The Earlham Journal[/i], Spring, 1964. -"Shoring up Against the Tooth of Time," [i]Historica Preservation[/i], April/June, 1974.

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The papers of Kathleen Postle.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The papers of Kathleen Postle.

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- several personal notes -copy of Crucible Vol.17, No. 2 -copy of Intaglio, 1953 (Kathleen is listed on editorial board) -The Christian Advocate, March 8, 1945 9Includes story related to WKRC Church Hour in which Kathleen participated.)   The Courier-Journal Magazine, June 10, 1951 - includes an article about Earlham's May Day Celebration contributed by Arthur Postle.