Lebanon Board Interviews Architects for School Expansion
The Lebanon Board of Education held a special meeting to interview architects for a planned expansion of classrooms at the high school and elementary schools. Interviewed were Alvin C. Voorhis of Mason John L. Kline of Springfield Tom McClorey of Cincinnati and A M Kinney of Cincinnati. Last week they met a Walker Norwich Co representative from Dayton and will interview three more architects before selecting one.
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Lebanon
Board of Education
Alvin C. Voorhis
Mason
John L. Kline
Springfield
Tom McClorey
Cincinnati
A.M. Kinney
Walker-Norwich Co
Dayton
Last Head of Lebanon College Dies
Dr. John W. Withers 91 former Lebanon educator died at his Bradenton Florida home He was last president of the old National Normal University here and had been superintendent of St Louis public schools and dean of education at New York University Surviving are three sons Edwin Parkersburg Charles Los Angeles and William New York Services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Johnson Son Funeral Home burial Lebanon Cemetery Children Bureau says baby care is a full time job for five hours 41 minutes daily and a part time job the rest of each day
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Lebanon
John W. Withers
Bradenton
Fla
Withers
Old National Normal University
St. Louis
New York University
Fdwin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles
Los Angeles
William
New York City
Johnson &Son Funeral
Carl Hicks
Lebanon Cemetery
The
Children's Bureau
Deaths And Funerals Fitzgerald Services Scheduled For Monday
Forrest S. Fitzgerald 65 president of Hatfield Coal died suddenly Wednesday aboard a ship bound for Hawaii. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday First Presbyterian Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Mrs Fitzgerald returning to San Francisco by jet after voyage. Surviving wife and scheduled call times at Wilson Memorial Home noted. Also listed are Estella Pearl Swartzel housemother at Middletown Hospital, Mattie Kathryn McClurkin 84 mother of Mrs. Cum mings, and Charles Putman six month old son of Mr and Mrs Putman who died at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Services for McClurkin set in Birmingham with burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Putman services at Gallimore Funeral Home Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Forrest S. Fitzgerald
Hatfield Coal & Builders Supply Co
Hawaii
First Presbyterian Church
Russell W. Galloway
Woodside Cemetery
Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Monolulu
Middletown
Fitzgeralds
Alameda Circle
Wilson Memorial
Estella Pearl Swartzel
Stanley St
Middletown Hospital
John Steegmiller
Blanche Bower
Wilson Memorial Home
Mattie McClurkin Franklin
Mattie Kathryn McClurkin
Paul J. Cummings
E. Fifth St
Norwood Chapel
Birmingham
Ala
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mason
Charles Putman
James Putman
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Death notices for four locals listed with times
John L. Cole aged 43 of 239 Millville Ave. services at 1 p m tomorrow at West Side Pentecostal Church of God. Savannah A Tucker 9% of 911 Millville Ave. services tomorrow at Anderson Indiana. Mrs Elizabeth Berger 74 of 5846 Dixie Hwy Cincinnati services at St Bona venture Church. Thomas D Rye 8 of 7575 Dwyer Road Ottawa Campbell noting service at 10 a m tomorrow.
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John L. Cole
Millville Ave
West Side
Economics professor Dr Francis Tyson dies in retirement
PITTSBURGH AP Dr Francis D Tyson 72 longtime University of Pittsburgh economics professor died Wednesday He taught there for 45 years until retirement in 1958 Bound Brook AP Charles F Speare 36 former financial writer died Thursday after a long illness He wrote a financial column distributed for many years by the North American Newspaper Alliance
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Pittsburgh
Francis D. Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
Bound Brook
N.J
Charles F. Speare
North American
Alliance
Mom Turns In Son To Police For Driving
In Memphis Tennessee a mother turned in her 15 year old son for driving a stolen 1959 car. She overheard him planning to pick up a schoolmate, then blocked the two boys and took them to Juvenile Court. The youths had recently been released on burglary charges.
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Memphis
Tenn
Farm Expert Urges Controls By Government
Kansas City reports that Claude R. Wickard, former secretary of agriculture, warned that a free market and unrestricted production would bankrupt farmers and harm the nation. He urged self-control on production and strong price supports in a speech before the Federation of Federal Land Bank Associations.
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Kansas City, Mo
Claude R. Wickard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wickard
Federation of Federal Land Bank Associations
Polish Cuban cooperation plan signed for science culture
A Poland Cuba cooperation pact was signed on Thursday per the Polish Press Agency. The agreement covers exchanges of teachers students and artists plus exhibitions and joint work in radio and television across science education and culture.
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Warsaw
Water Pours Over Scene of Accident
Two million gallons of water flooded streets for six hours after a fire hydrant was broken by a car at the N Third and Heaton intersection. The crash involved Mrs. Jean Lubbers and drivers Carl Gadd and Gail Powell, with Powell and passenger James Daugherty treated for injuries.
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Hamilton
Third
Heaton
Jean Lubbers
Dayton St
Carl Gadd
Augspurger Road
New Miami
Gail Powell
West Place
Trenton
Mercy Hospital
Powell
James Daugherty
Camden Rt. 3
Damn Yankees on Stage at Monroe Tonight
The Lemon Monroe High School music department presents Damn Yankees at 8 tonight with 125 in the cast and crew. Paul Bell leads the production as vocal instructor. Tickets are available from participants or at the door. A repeat performance is planned for Saturday night.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Music
Paul Bell
St. Mary's Chairman Named for Annual Picnic
James Guyler of 17 Glenmore Drive was appointed chairman at St Mary's Church monthly meeting. He named Donald Goodman as co chair. They began planning the annual picnic for early summer with proceeds earmarked for school construction costs.
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James Guyler
Glenmore Drive
St. Mary's Church
John Timbers
St Mary's Mews Club
Guyler
Donald Goodman
Police Briefs: Overnight Break-In at Hannah Paint Co
Police reported an overnight break in at Hannah Paint Co on 16 S Clinton St with no belongings taken. Thefts included a tire wheel lug wrench and jack from Matthew Thompson Jr’s car on 810 Ninth Ave and two hubcaps from Linda Carter’s car on Middletown Rt 1. Vandals smashed Hilbert Martin’s windshield at 1025 Hughes St. Three youths aged 12 and 13 were chased from the Ortman Stewart bus barn Vanderveer St after misbehavior. one fled toward City Building. Raymond Campbell, 13, of 2104 Howard Ave, has been missing since 8 am Wednesday. Detectives arrested Paul B Knapp, 26, of 706 Granada Ave on a bad check charge.
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Hannah Paint Co
S. Clinton St
Matthew Thompson Jr
Ninth Ave
Linda Carter
Middletown
Ortman Stewart
Vanderveer Street
Fourth Avenue
Yankee Road
Raymond Campbell
Howard Ave
Paul B. Knapp
Granada Ave
Policemans Ball to Aid Youth Welfare at Manchester Hotel
Tomorrow night the Policeman's Ball at the Manchester Hotel raises funds for youth and welfare programs run by the Fraternal Order of Police. Dance from 9 to 1, with Ray Brandhoff leading the band. tickets $3 per couple or $1.50 per person at local police desks or at the door. Reservations not required. Proceeds support Peewee football Knothole baseball Opti-Derby and Salvation Army activities. ticket sales are progressing well, said acting committee chair Robert Trimble. his brother Ralph chairs the event and is recovering from an accident.
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Middletown
Robert Trimble
Ralph
Salvation Army
Johnston proposes federal panel to study alcoholism
Washington Senator Olin D Johnston of South Carolina introduced a bill on Thursday to create a federal commission tasked with studying the treatment cure and prevention of alcoholism.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D.S.C
Ice Delays Opening Of St Lawrence Seaway In April
Montreal sources and transport officials say the St Lawrence Seaway opening planned for April 15 may be delayed at least a week due to ice. Conditions from Cabot and Belle Isle Straits off Newfoundland to Lake Superior head are the worst in 40 years.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Department of Transport
Cabot and
Belle Isle Straits
Newfoundland
Lake Superior
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