Middletown High School holds annual free spring concert
Miss Helen Weinberger and William Betz lead Middletown High School music events Friday 8 p m in the auditorium. Mixed chorus girls triple trio and 38 orchestra students perform selections from ancient to contemporary works. Latin exam details, National Forensic League elections, Thespians, and Sadie Hawkins activities are noted along with senior Washington trip planning and a vegetable garden class prize.
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Marianna Jacobs
Middletown High School
Helen Weinberger
William Betz
Prince
Hans Christian Anderson
Betz
Washington, D. C
Martin Egleston
Sadie Hawkins
Old Gymnasium
Barbara Finkleman
Dan Darmer
Girl's Athletic Association
Library suspends fines for a week observance
Middletown Public Library announces fines will be suspended from today through next Saturday in National Library Week observance. Miss Jeannette Niederlander notes overdue books may be returned, including long overdue items via outside box, under the theme READ And Watch Your World Grow. The national observance began in 1958 to focus reading importance and library role in fostering informed citizens.
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National Library Week
Middletown Public Library
Jeannette Niederlander
National Book Committee, Inc
American Library Association
Brains Check Facts at Naval Observatory Barter
Ray Benton of Woodlawn reports a restaurant near the U S Naval Observatory has a weight scale that dispenses astrology themed fortune cards.
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Baltimore
Ray Benton
Woodlawn
U.S. Naval
Observatory
Smallpox Recurs in Brigend Wales Eight New Suspected Cases
Eight new cases of suspected smallpox were admitted to a hospital in Brigend Wales on Friday. Last month five Welsh people died in an outbreak in the same area. Television sets are found in more than two thirds of all homes in the United States.
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Brigend
Wales
United States
Name tied autographs risk machine signatures devalue Kennedy letters
New York AP notes machine reproduced Kennedy signatures may fetch about 2 dollars versus authentic letters at roughly 500 dollars. Dealer Charles Hamilton warns many routine mails may be machine signed, undermining future autographs value and complicating collectors' markets. He cites O'Donnell correspondence and Kern as cautionary examples.
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New York
Joan F. Kennedy
White House
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton
Jerome Kern
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Association For Promotion of Study of Latin
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Tim Walker
Bob Ward
National Forensic League
Tim
Marcia Letts
Betty Marshall
Bill Havemann
Glenda Morgan
NFL
Centerville
Jack Akerman
Bill Burkett
Columbus
Tom Grubbs
Vicki Begley
National Thespian Society
Penneys
Penney’s
Doc
Kennedy
Kenneth O'Donnell
Theuniverss
Ruson
Epi
Carrie
Walker
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