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Cyrus / Miss Katie Murrell, ''A bit of sunshine'' Miss Katie Murrell will never be forgotten at Lindsey Wilson; it seems she made an impression everywhere she went. This story, published in 1948, illustrates why Miss Katie Murrell still holds a place in many of our hearts as a much loved friend from our days at Lindsey Wilson College, but she left her mark elsewhere as well. Before accepting employment at Lindsey Wilson in the mid 1940s, Miss Katie worked in Bedford, Ky., in the Trimble County school system. In the summer of 1948, a few years after her return to Columbia, the "Trimble Democrat" newpaper ran this tribute to her, and it subsequently was reprinted in the September 15, 1948 edition of the Adair County News: CYRUS Your Central Ohio Bureau Chief This story was posted on 2006-03-24 14:00:00
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