Middletown High band concert highlights Friday program
Middletown High School concert band under William Stiehl will perform Friday at 8 in the MHS Auditorium. The program features Marlee Jaques with a flute solo Concertio, a trumpets quartet performing Buglers Holiday, and David Short leading a Carousel medley. The band also presents a calendar fundraiser and NFL planning meeting notes include senior awards and a Washington trip. Nine announcers from Middletown School Days will compete in the state radio contest at WPFB with students from Vicki Begley to Tom Grubbs. Judy Root tops bowling with 176 high game and 422 high series, followed by Marilyn Jefferies and Carol Haney.
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William Stiehl
Middletown
Wil
MHS
Marlee Jaques
Bob Taylor
David Short
Frank Allen
Ed Pierati
National Forensic League
NFL
Washington, D. C
Columbus
WPFB
Jack Akerman
Bill Hart
Jim Butch
Earl Hicks
Florence Powell
Vicki Begley
Davd Bell
Brian Berman
Bill Burkett
Bill Havemann
Glenda Morgan
Elaine Ringgenberg
Pauline Woodrey
Tom Grubbs
Judy Root
Marilyn Jefferies
Carol Haney
Marilyn Jeffries
Delegates Named for Boys and Girls State from Middletown High
Middletown High School named delegates for Boys State at Ohio University Athens June 14 to 23. Attending are Jim Nein, Dick Galloway, Dave Pieters, Tim Walker, Steve Harbaugh, Mike Davies. Alternates include Bruce Erlandson, Tim Raine, Danny Danner, Bill Weitzenkorn, Jeff Mill, Tom Rayburn. Girls State at Capital University Columbus will be Beverly Routt, Elaine Ringgenberg, Sandy Ferguson with alternates Adrienne Weinstein Nan Nicholy Ruthe Johnson. Delegates must be juniors with strong scholarship and leadership, recommended by the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Andrew Roper
MHS
Ohio University At
Athens
Jim Nein
Dick Galloway
Dave Pieters
Tim Walker
Steve Harbaugh
Mike Davies
Bruce Erlandson
Tim Raine
Danny Danner
Bill Weitzenkorn
Jeff Mill
Tom Rayburn
Capital University At
Columbus
Beverly Routt
Elaine Ringgenberg
Sandy Ferguson
Adrienne Weinstein
Nan Nicholy
Ruthe Johnson
Phillips 66 Service Promises Personal Motoring Help
A local ad touts PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS and guaranteed service at Pence Gros. One visit to 2708 Jefferson aims to make you a regular customer for life. It promises personal interest in each customer’s individual motoring problems.
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Phillips 66
Jefferson
Fenwick Prom Set for May at Manchester Inn
Fenwick High School will hold the junior-senior prom on May 11 at the Manchester Motor Inn. The blue Hawaii themed event features Ray Brandhoff's orchestra, with tickets 30 per couple and seniors admitted free. Co chairmen John Quinn and Jim Dineen supervise committees with Judy Bowen decorating and Tony White Mary Kittle purchasing.
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Jim Ferrara
Fenwick High School
Manchester Motor Inn
Ray Brandhoff
John Quinn
Jim Dineen
Judy Bowen
Tony White
Mary Kittle
Mike Dorsey
Justin Holweger
Virus study reveals how viruses invade cells at Caltech
Pasadena AP report describes Dr Robert Edgar using a powerful microscope to image a tadpole shaped virus that injects DNA into cells, forcing reproduction and enzyme production leading to cell destruction. The study aims to deepen understanding of virus specificity and behavior in more complex organisms.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Robert Filgar
Edgar
Tad
Caltech
Debating in class on college plans for graduates
John Rossi’s seventh period American history class hosted a March 22 debate led by the senior public speaking group on whether high school graduates should go to college. Fay Ann Krebs and Sylvia Sweeney argued yes. Charles Kovach and Kay Kelly argued no. Tyrone Milton moderated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rossi
Fay Ann Krebs
Sylvia Sweeney
Charles Kovach
Kay Kelly
Tyrone Milton
Fenwick
Kresge
Columbus
Middletown
Washington D.C
Washington
D. C
Anapolis
Maryland
Arlington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
John Filippine
Clarence Williams
Wittenberg Awards Contracts For Dorm
Wittenberg University awarded contracts totaling nearly $1 million for a 22 bed men's dormitory in Springfield Ohio. Rodgers Construction Co won the general contract with a bid of $510000 for the first air conditioned structure on campus funded by a 40 year loan from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. Construction should finish by July 1963.
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Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg University
Rodgers Construction Co
Wittenberg
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Sidney leads Manchester 9th Grade Play Friday
Manchester ninth grade at Manches ter Junior High presents Sidney a 3 act comedy Friday at 8 in the school auditorium. Tickets 60 cents in advance and at the door. Libby Sant stars with Rod Cornella Billie Newcomb Bob Griffin Speigle and David Krebs in a tale of growing from a tomboy into a young lady directed by Mrs Van den Heuvel the tenth grade English teacher.
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Manchester Junior High School
Sidney
Libby Sant
Rod Cornella
Billie Newcomb
Bob Griffin
Speigle
David Krebs
Vanden Heuvel
386 Exhibits Lined Up For Science Show
The seventh annual science awards program at Middletown High features 386 exhibits by 505 students from 6 northern Butler County schools. The event, sponsored by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce, runs April 8 with awards by William Verity at 3:30 p.m. Winners may advance to Wilmington High School on April 28.
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Wade E. Miller
Middletown High
Butler County
Middletown Area
Fidges
Middletown High Auditorium
William Verity
Wilmington High School
Thief Steals 4300 Worms From Hanover Township Cellar
A thief broke into Michael Winder's Hanover Township home cellar and stole 4,300 worms valued at $120. The report notes the trout season in neighboring New York State opens Sunday.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Michael Winder
Hanover Township
New York State
THE HORNETS NEST May Day King crowned at Monroe High
David Cope was elected King of May Day by Lemon Monroe High School students. He will reign May 1 as queen selections come from seven senior girls including Becky Eichhorn Judy Cole and Sue McKinley. Eighth graders to freshmen attenders and escorts are listed with class reps and junior seniors. Profits from the Sadie Hawkins dance went to American Field Service. Open house showcased teachers and Future Teachers of America. The ancient Egyptians were known as expert wig-makers.
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Monroe
David Cope
Lemon-Monroe High School
David
Becky Eichhorn
Judy Cole
Sue McKinley
Gloria Bryam
Kathy Baker
James Breytsprank
Sharon Diver
Charles Heck
Mike Melampy
Gus Bake
Mike Jack
Dave Cope
Barry Wood
Larry Duff
Jim Cooper
Betty Cain
Carol Harkrader
Ruth Tumgate
Bev Kurtz
Leon Young
Tom Hammond
Larry Lakin
Richard Hickman
Darlene Cox
Jane Maddox
Jane Wilson
Diane Cape
Dale Lewis
Ron Centers
Grimsy Young
Bill Conley
Terri Steele
Donna Diehl
Julie Wander
Betsy McGill
Mike Buck
Dan Frazee
Bob Augspurger
Doug Gorman
Susan Ryckman
Kella Philips
Linda Steigerwad
Donna Lovelace
Kenneth Profitt
Richard Hough
Robert Riggs
Robert Stairsmith
Martin Youstler
Gail Frazee
Tom Maddox
Tom Ryckman
Mike Hall
Larry McFeeters
American Field Service
Glen Taylor
Beverly Kurtz
Sherry Duhamel
Lynn Flint
Frances Neu
Susan Howell
D. H. Kruger
Future Teachers of America Club
West Defends A Hand In Bridge Dining Metaphor
The column analyzes a bridge hand where West defends poorly after an overfilled dinner, opening five of spades and allowing the declarer to block East. It contrasts sharp defense with a misstep involving mashed potatoes and gravy, noting how a different club play could have defeated the contract.
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West
Declarer
Dummy
East
South
Seaman Whitesell Returns Aboard USS Du Pont After Med Cruise
Seaman apprentice Charles A Whitesell son of Mr and Mrs C H Whitesell 1920 Highland St returned to Norfolk aboard the destroyer USS Du Pont after a seven month Sixth Fleet Mediterranean patrol with calls at Golfo di Palmas Sardinia La Spezia Corfu Rhodes and the French Riviera. Seaman apprentice David Dearth son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Dearth 2008 Sherman Ave assigned to duty at Pearl Harbor after a 15 day leave. he entered the Navy in August 1961.
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Charles A Whitesell
C. H. Whitesell
Highland St
Norfolk
du Pont
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Cluded Golfo Dis Palmas
Sardinia
la Spezia
Italy
Corfu
Rhodes
French Riveria
David Dearth
Oliver Dearth
Sherman Ave
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Women Oppose City Dog Ordinance in Louisiana
In New Orleans, the Animal Haven League pressed the City Council to reject a dog control proposal. The council voted 50 against applying a city ordinance that would punish owners who sell dogs on public sidewalks or private lawns.
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New Orleans
Animal Haven's League
Activity rising in Miami Valley business activity
Increased business activity across the Miami Valley is reflected in February indicators from the Miami Valley Business Summary. Bank debits rose 11.1 percent to 2.5045 billion, postal receipts up 1.4 percent to 3.7 million, building receipts up 212.1 percent to 11.173 million, motor vehicle tax up 22.6 percent to 726 thousand, and 16 area corporations’ common stock index up 10.5 percent to 176.5, while county sales tax receipts dropped 22.2 percent to 1.557 million due to pay-as-you-go collection changes.
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Oxford
Miami Valley
Miami Business Review
Bureau of Business Research
Miami University School of Business Administration
Joseph Seibert
Research Bureau
Peris
Iktcorn
Cincinnati
What Is Wrong With Lorain Week Proposed
Lorain Ohio mayor Woodrow W Mathna declares next week What Is Wrong with Lorain Week inviting residents to write letters detailing gripes and constructive criticism. He promises quick action on worthwhile suggestions to improve the city.
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Lorain, Ohio
Woodrow W. Mathna
Lorain
Green Leaves Hospital After Wrist Fracture
Providence AP reports former U S Senator Theodore Francis Green aged 94 oldest to serve in Congress was discharged from Jane Brown Hospital where he had stayed since Monday after a fractured left wrist.
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Providence
U.S
Theodore Francis Green
Congress
Lef
Jane Brown Hospital
Peanuts Grown On Future Space Ships
Peanuts could be cultivated aboard space ships to survive in crowded habitats. The peanut plant produces significant oxygen and would support life support in confined quarters.
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Tex
Military updates list two service members and action details
Lt John F Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Utter of 405 Garfield St serves in the Navy aboard the icebreaker USS Staten Island now at Todd's Shipyard Seattle Washington for repair and overhaul. Pfc Robert A Melton son of Mr and Mrs Grady W Melton of 5134 Mossman Road West Middletown recently participated in a Combined arms field training exercise in the Grafenwehr Hohenfels area Germany as a mechanic with the 4th Armored Division. He entered the Army in April 1960.
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John F. Campbell
Leonard Utter
Garfield St
Navy
Staten Island
Todd's Shipyard
Seattle
Wash
Robert A. Melton
Grady W. Melton
Mossman Road
West Middletown
Grafenwehr-Hohenfels
Germany
4Th Armored Division
Army
Army assignments list highlights Benson Cone and Mackenzie duties
Private Benson L. Cone of 20 Carolina Street has joined the Army's 159th Transportation Battalion at Fort Eustis Virginia after basic training at Fort Knox. Meanwhile McKenzie of 1323 Fairmount Avenue serves aboard the amphibious flagship USS Taconic with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean, participating in large scale NATO operations.
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Pvt
Benson L. Cone
George J. Cope
Carolina St
Army
159Th
Fort Eustic
Fort Knox
David McKenzie
Curtis McKenzie
Fairmount Ave
Amphibious Force
Taconic
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
NATO
Kids Learn Fast in Nevada Gum Charge Incident
Fred Sanders, manager of a department store in Nevada Missouri, noticed a woman and her young daughter. As they left, he handed the child gum. When asked what to say, the girl replied in a bold chorus, Charge it.
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Nevada
Fred Sanders
Ohioan Heads Tactical Wing
Col. Harry L. Cochran Jr from Springfield Ohio is named deputy commander of the 7121st Tactical Wing at Etain Air Base France. The wing comprises recalled Ohio Air National Guardsmen. Lt Col Robert Barron and Maj Robert M Yeager take director of operations and assistant director roles respectively.
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Etain
France
Harry L. Cochran
Springfield
Ohio
7121St Tactical Wing
Ohio Air National Guardsmen
Cochran
Air Guard
Paul F. Hoover
Robert Barron
Missouri Air
Athens Newsman Charles Harris Dies At 77
Athens Ohio Charles J Harris longtime newspaper man and former district city and managing editor of the Athens News dies after brief illness at 77 Retired in 1957 He helped publish the paper first daily edition in 1905 He founded the Blue Pend Club in 1928 and leaves a widow daughter and granddaughter.
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Athens, Ohio
Charles J. Harris
Athens Wesseliger
Harris
Blue Pend Club
McCroom To Speak At Middletown NAACP Meeting
Edward W. McCroom of Cincinnati will be guest speaker at the Middletown NAACP Chapter gathering at Phillips Chapel CME Church 915 Ninth Ave at 3 30 this afternoon. He serves as field representative for the Southwest Region Ohio Civil Rights Commission.
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Edward W. McCroom
Cincinnati
Middletown
NAACP
Phillips Chapel Cme Church
Ninth Ave
McCroom
Ohio
Civil Righty Commission
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