Monroe Hosts Final Round of 84 Student Science Exhibits
84 fourth to twelfth grade students from Butler Warren Clinton and Fayette counties compete at Lemon Monroe High School for 21 prizes valued at 5460 dollars. Final judging, a banquet, and an open exhibit hall at 2 15 p m draw 1000 teachers students and leaders to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Fayette
Lemon-Monroe High School
Armco Foundation
Harry LaTour
William Csellak
Csellak
LaTour
Final Tests Named From North Butler Science Awards
Nearly 400 entries drew 1,500 spectators to Middletown High School for the North Butler County Science Award ceremony. William Aiken presided as area contest chairman, with William K. Robinson presenting awards. Top winners receive certificates ribbons and cash. all competitors earn merit certificates and advance to the final Saturday competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Middletown High School
William Aiken
William K. Robinson
Middletown Industrial Council
Norman Blaylock
Grand Avye
Ray Bendure
Central Ave
Roosevelt Junior High
Michael Mayer
Stanley St
Fenwick High
Ted Hill
Kensington St
Roosevelt
The
Richard Galloway
Lincoln
George Hill Jr
Wilson
Newton
Elaine Riggenberg
North Ave
Flying Saucer Seen Too Late in Middletown
A low flying domestic flying saucer was sighted in Middletown yesterday and intercepted by a man who was treated at Middletown Hospital for a cheek cut. He refused to sign a warrant for the family member who launched it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Rose Testifies in Tax Fraud Case in Cincinnati
Mrs Gertrude Rose described her lack of accounting experience as she and husband Floyd Rose face income tax fraud charges totaling 59388 90 from 1950 to 1953. She testified they ran a country store and sawmill in Kentucky before moving to Excello in 1948 and handling tax returns with limited help.
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Cincinnati
Gertrude Rose
Floyd L. Rose
Excello
Korea
Morehead Teachers College
Ashland
Rose
Kentucky
Witnesses Hear Manera Lecture at Springfield Circuit Assembly
Jehovah's Witnesses from 20 Central Ohio congregations attended a three day weekend circuit assembly in the Wom ens Building at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Springfield. Angelo C. Manera Jr. Midwest district supervisor delivered the lecture Removing the Barriers Dividing Mankind.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Ohio
Middletown
Springfield
Angelo C. Manera Jr
Midwest
Manera
Womens
Clark County Fairgrounds
Fire at Champion Paper causes $2000 loss
A hot bearing overheated and ignited felts on a drying machine at Champion Paper & Fibre Co. on N. B Street. The blaze triggered sprinklers and caused about $2,000 in damage reported by Hamilton firefighters.
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Hamilton
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
N. B Street
Science exhibit prize awards and divisions detailed
The text lists grand and secondary prizes for a science fair across grade levels. Senior division offers a 2400 scholarship for best exhibit, 1600 second, 800 third, plus category cash prizes of 40, 20, 5 for biology physics chemistry and engineering. Junior and elementary divisions receive smaller cash prizes and certificates for teachers and school departments.
Awards Dinner at Lemon Monroe High School Science Night
About 500 guests including contestants, parents and teachers will attend a 5 30 p m awards presentation dinner in the Lemon Monroe High School new gymnasium. A three dimensional backdrop features a microscope, flask, suspension bridge and jet airliner symbolizing scientific fields. The exhibit hall will have extra electrical circuits to power the exhibits, enough to light 20 average homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon- Monroe High School
Realtors To Meet Wednesday Noon
Middletown Real Estate Board will hold a business meeting at noon Wednesday in the Manchester Hotel for discussion of multiple selling. Announcement of the meeting was made by Thomas W. Baird Sr., president. Herb Boren, real tor, is chairman of the board's multiple selling service committee.
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Middletown Real Estate Board
Manchester
Thomas W. Baird Sr
Herb Boren
Routine Monroe school board agenda outlines parking and hiring
Supt John D Blackford reports tonight's board meeting will discuss cooperative parking between Lemon Monroe High and Monroe Presbyterian Church and review personnel actions including new teacher hires. A bid analysis on school photography will be deferred to April 22. The board authorized up to 300000 for current expenses due to slow county tax collections, adding to a prior 400000 loan this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
John D. Blackford
Lemon-Monroe High
Monroe Presbyterian Church
C. W. Young
Blackford
Franklin Chamber Dinner Set
A reminder from William Smith president of the Franklin Chamber of Commerce announces the annual Chamber dinner to be held Wednesday at 6 30 p m at the Methodist Church Tickets remain available and may be obtained by contacting City Solicitor Lloyd Ritz or Smith The event honors Citizen of the Year Dr Walter H Siegfried of 1st National Bank and the Miami Savings and Loan and is open to the public
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William Smith
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
Smith
Lloyd Ritz
Walter H. Siegfried
1St National Bank
Miami Savings and Loan
Gardening thiefs harvest 15 evergreens at truckstop
Thieves using shovels and garden tools dug up 15 evergreens at the B and B Truckstop weekend theft. Reporter Mike Schick of 3540 Hamilton Trenton Rd valued the trees at 45 dollars. The theft is under sheriff's investigation.
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Mike Schick
Hamilton- Trenton Rd
Stolen Car Parts Reported In Two Incidents
Clifford Vaniandingham of Germantown Rt. 1 says two rear vision mirrors valued at 10 dollars were stolen from his car at the Sports Bowl yesterday. Betty Gilberson of Morehead Kentucky reports four hub caps worth 35 dollars taken from her car while parked at the Church of God on Yankee Road yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Vaniandingham
Germantown
Two Children Injured In Falls In Middletown
Two youngsters suffered broken bones yesterday in falls. Ten-year-old Juanita Ann Keever of 800 16th Ave. broke her right ankle at home. Seven-year-old Tom Johns, nephew of Mrs. Wesley Arbuckle of 321 S Main St., injured his right forearm from a fall at his aunt's yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Juanita Ann Keever
John Keever
16Th Ave
Tom Johns
Wesley Arbuckle
S. Main St
Sherman PTO to fete school patrol and Sherman teams
Sherman School patrol boys and girls and basketball team members will be honored at a PTO covered dish dinner tomorrow night. All Sherman School parents are invited to attend with a covered dish. After the 6:30 p.m. dinner, officers for the coming year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman School
PTO
At The Movies Showings This Monday
Paramount schedules Paris Does Strange Things at 6 15 and 9 55 p m Lust for Life at 7 55 p m Colonial presents Rock Pretty Baby at 7 00 and 10 15 p m 4 Girls in Town at 8 25 p m Strand shows Task Force at 6 00 and 9 20 p m Fighting 69th at 7 50 p m
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Paris
Task “Force
Aeronea Expansion Set Faces Heavy Order Backlog
Aeronca Expansion Set backlog remains heavy as plans push expansion of facilities and R D. Projects include Stratotanker and 707 jet air liner work, C130 Hercules turbo-prop transport, Convair B58 Hustler jet bomber, and Beaching Vehicle for P6M Sea Master. Engine parts production continues with GE and Ford, while Baltimore Industrial Research Division becomes Aeronca Research Division and is integrated into the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockheed
Convair
Glenn L. Martin Co
Navy
General Electric
Ford Motor Co
Aeronca
IndustrialResearch
Baltimore
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Two Men Hospitalized After Sutphin Crash
A driver Edgar Tipton Jr. 26 and his passenger Jack Dennis 22 were hospitalized in fair condition after a high speed crash into a tree on Sutphin Street. Tipton and Dennis sustained multiple injuries. police cited a stuck speedometer at 70 mph and $2400 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Edgar Tipton Jr
Bundy Apartments
N. Sutphin St
Tipton
Jack Dennis
South Ave
Dennis
Italy Eager for Trade On Tour With U S Mission
Italian businessmen show strong interest in private trade and investment with America during a five city tour led by R A Dadisman of Armco Steel. The group met 400 Italian executives, explored stainless steel hardware and other goods, and discussed potential plants and services including a paper mill and antibiotics support.
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America
R. A. Dadisman
Armco Steel Corp
Italy
U. S. Department of Commerce
Dadisman
Bologna
Armco
Ing Hardware
U. S
Charles J. Kelly
San Francisco
O. W. Richard
Newport Beach
Calif
Philip S. Marfuggi
Lionel Corp
John C. Borton
Department of Commerce
Trade Information Center
Milan
Civitan Club Set to Screen Nature's Children
The Civitan Club will show the film Nature's Children at its regular noon meeting tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel. The Ohio distributed motion picture is part of a Standard Oil Co. of Ohio series, arranged by Harold Sherron, program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Manchester
Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Harold Sherron
Flower theft and vandalism reported at Woodside Cemetery
Police received a report from Mrs. Herman Howard of 1605 Glenn Ave saying flowers were stolen from her son's grave at Woodside Cemetery and a monument picture was damaged with BB shot. Two youths found dropping rocks on cars were warned and sent home by officers.
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Herman Howard
Glenn Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Juveniles Suspected in Damaged Lawn furniture at Quinn Residence
Damage to lawn furniture and a broken window were reported at 1516 Fleming Ave. yesterday, with police called to the Quinn residence. Juvenile suspects were unnamed but noted as responsible.
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Quinn
Fleming Ave
Theft Reported of Fender Skirts from Car
James Herricks of 1422 Young Street reported two fender skirts stolen from his vehicle, valued at 25 dollars.
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James Herricks
Young St
Woman reports stolen wet purse near church
Robin Grubbs reports a wet purse lost near the First Methodist Church yesterday containing $6 and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Grubbs
Ross St
First Methodist Church
Scout Budget Topic Discussed At Middletown Council Meeting
Budget plans will be discussed tomorrow in the Middletown Area Girl Scout Council board meeting. Mrs Wade Ex, president, will open the session at 930 am in the Girl Scout claproom.
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Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council Board
Wade Ex
Girl Scout
TV Shots Slated For Lucas At Local TV Appearances
Richard Siegel Civic Association president Paul Walker and Jerry Lucas will promote the youth building fund on WLW T and WCPO shows. Lucas and Walker appear on Paul Dixon's show 9 to 10 a.m. WLW T and 4:30 p.m. WCPO Our Gang. Siegel joins noon WCPO news telecast and 5 p.m. WCPO TV Dance Party Saturday. Siegel also appears Sunday 1 p.m. WHIO Pictorial Review.
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Middletown Civic Association
Richard Siegel
Civic Association
Paul Walker
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Walker
Paul Dixon
Wlw-T
Siegel
Tom MicCarthy
WCPO
Our Gang
Wcpo TV
Whio
Doug A’dair
Achievers To Compete For Award
The Achievers Assn offers an expense free trip to the National Junior Achievement Conference in Bloomington Indiana August 18 to 23. Eligible applicants include middle town juniors who have never attended NAJAC and can submit a letter or be recommended by advisers. Interviews will be held Thursday May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bloomington
Ind
M. G. McCall
Stolen Car Recovered In Virginia
A Franklin boy aged 16 and two Montgomery County youths aged 15 and 17 were caught in Wythe County Virginia less than 12 hours after stealing a car from Franklin. The owner Alice Kinzer reported the theft at 12:10 a.m. police said the youths were in custody 40 miles north of the North Carolina line yesterday noon. Return of the three is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Montgomery County
Wythe County
Virginia
North Carolina
Alice Kinzer
Union Rd
River St
Franklin Police
Steering committee members named for area competition
The steering committee includes Aiken Arba Thomas Lew Kenney Mrs. Leslie Canady Marc Marshall Howard Cromwell the Rev Lawrence Krusling Joe Fickett L. C. Currier R. H. Heyer Art Lennie Henry Woods Jr. and Del Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Arba Thomas
Lew Kenney
Leslie Canady
Marc Marshall
Howard Cromwell
Lawrence Krusling
Joe Fickett
L. C. Currier
R. H. Heyer
Art Lennie
Henry Woods Jr
del Meyer
Scout Council Meets Tonight
The second of three sessions for organizing new units and training leaders in the Mound Builders Area Council will be held tonight at 7:30 in the First Presbyterian Church. Edward Brown leads the organization phase while Robert Sutton supervises training. Instructors include Gordon Bowles Ralph Whitehead Wally Frayer Mrs Earsie Tolliver Dale Schubert and Shirley Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Brown
Robert Sutton
Gordon Bowles
Ralph Whitehead
Wally Frayer
Earsie Tolliver
Dale Schubert
Shirley Booth
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Tom Tenforde
Middletown High
Donald Ireton
Lemon-Monroe
Arthur Coulter
W. Vine St
Oxford
Tallawanda High
Biology
Sandra Schoultis
Vannest Ave
Marilyn Marshall
Jacqueline Louise Neill
Marlin F. Leffler
Arlington Ave
Robert Zuehlke
Wilmore Dr
Fenwick
Mary E. Kindell
Central
Monroe Senior
Martha Susan James
Oberlin Ct
Tallawanda
Mike O'Neil
Donald McKinley
Middletown Rt
DOXOL
Clark ST
Franklin Chamber
Sherman Pto
Paramount
Emery Starks
Farris M. Rhoades
Park St
Charles A. Navia
Woodlawn Ave
Tytus Avenue
Charles Street
Rhoades
Navia
Tytus
Robert Thomas
Monteen Baldwin
Grove St
Baldwin
Floyd Adkins Jr
Holman Coyle Jr
Lebanon
Clayton Street
Mary Kay Craft
Tytus Ave
Office Outfitters, Inc
National Bank
Stalments
First National Bank
Banks—Saver
Sutphin
Trenton
Scout Council
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