Ninth W. W. Sebald Self Reliance Awards Given
The Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted the ninth annual W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Awards at the Manchester Motor Inn recognizing 2 Middletown High seniors and 2 Milford area youths for home, school, church and community leadership. Steve Nemek and Peggy Edwards won first, each $400, with runners-up from Fenwick and Middletown High earning $200 and $100 prizes. The event highlighted student responsibility, work, and academics, with guest speaker William K. Robinson urging continued progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Motor Inn
W. W. Sebald
Jaycee
Steve Douglas Nemekc
Peggy Lee Edwards
Peggy
Middletown High
Gary Francis Beiser
Fenwick High School
Arnold Beisier
Hamilton- Trenton Road
Trenton
Shirley Elizabeth ‘Calhoun
Gyrlene Cal‘houn
Eighteenth Ave
Shirley
Beiser
Gary
Brian Murray Berman
Donna Jo Cross
Leo Berman
Arlington Ave
Donna
Donald Cross
Tvtus Ave
Temple Beth Sholom
Brian Berman
YMCA
Armco Steel Corp
Robert Portik
Steve Nemek
Peggy Edwards
Weith
Franklin Girl Wins 2nd Place in State Essay Contest
Carolyn Bridges 17 a Franklin High School senior placed second in the state and won $175 in savings bonds at a governor's luncheon in Columbus honoring winners in an essay contest on Employment of the Physically Handicapped. Other finalists hailed from Hamilton Cincinnati and Indian Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Bridges
Franklin High School
Columbus
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Indian Hill
Franklin
H. Paul Messner
Carolyn
Richard Bridges
Marian Decant
F. F Johnson
James R. Clark
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dayton Driver Charged After Rear Collision on Tylersville Road
Deputies charged 39 year old Robert E Blackburn of Dayton with passing without an assured clear distance after his westbound car collided with James Arthur Wright Jr.’s vehicle while Wright tried a turn on Tylersville Road one mile west of I 75 at 12 18 pm. In a separate incident on the same road Charles W Howard 28 of Hamilton sideswiped Kenneth R Napier 28 of South Lebanon near Princeton Glendale Road at about 3 40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James Arthur Wright Jr
Maud Sheriff's Deputies
Robert
FE. Blackburn
Wright
Tylersville Road
Interstate 75
Charles W. Howard
Hamilton
Kenneth R. Napier
South Lebanon
Princeton- Glendale Road
Injured Woman Delivers Baby Girl After Crash
An expectant mother struck by a car on Central Avenue and Broad Street Jan 5 gave birth to a baby girl yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Underwood of 3005 Brent Drive and the baby are reported doing well. The mother suffered a fractured pelvis and shoulder and was hospitalized three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Underwood
Brent Drive
Underwood
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Science Awards Finals Reach Grand Prizes For Seniors
Three scholarships totaling 4800 will be awarded as grand prizes in the senior division of the Southwestern Ohio Foundation for Science awards tomorrow. Eighty one top entrants from Buller Warren Clinton and Green counties compete. exhibits open at Wilmington High School from 3 to 4:30 p m with events from 8 a m registrations to 2 30 p m tours of Clinton County Air Force Base and Nike base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio Foundation For Science Awards
Buller
Warren
Clinton
Green Counties
Wilmington High School
Clinton County Air Force Base
Clinton County
Nike
William Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Southwestern Ohio Industrial Foundation
Polio Doses Free In Mahoning County
In Youngstown Ohio the county plans free Type III Sabin oral polio vaccine doses on May 5 and 6 as most residents had paid a fee at prior immunizations. Dr C W Stertzbach, president of the county Medical Society, noted over nine percent had paid 50 cents per dose previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Mahoning County
C. W. Stertzbach
County Medical Society
Armco Declares 75 Cent Dividend On Common Stock
Armco's board of directors declares a 75 cent per share dividend on common stock payable June 8 to shareholders of record May 1. Chairman R L Gray notes the rate remains the same as in prior quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
R. L. Gray
Director of Local JA Resigns
William D. Wiley resigns as executive director of the Middletown Area Junior Achievement program effective May 31. He becomes manager of Kirkmont, the year round Presbyterian center and camp near Bellefontaine, owned by the Miami Presbytery serving 11 western Ohio counties. He served JA for two years and will relocate with his wife and two children to the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam D. Wiley
Middletown Area
Wiley
Kirkmont
New Presbyterian Center
Bellefontaine
Miami
Parking Plan Sets 6000 Cars for Middletown Air Show
Jaycee sponsored event opens Sunday with vast parking away from Middletown Airport. Five lots near Middletown Shopping Plaza Kroger Stevens Avenue S Main Street Marsh Stevens and a field at S Main Lafayette served by 15 buses. Twenty buses return attendees after show. WPFB radio will air guiding spot announcements at several times. Gates open 8 am with field pre show at 11 am. Five thousand chairs available. All city lots free. Airport area parking limited with two spots at Aeronca and Smith Park. Police and state patrolmen manage traffic. Air show Fever begins as Navy Blue Angels land at airport. Angels perform 40 minute finale Sunday after appearances today and tomorrow. A Grimes Aircraft from Urbana will demonstrate a navigational light tomorrow night over Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Skeep
Kroger
Stevens Avenue
S. Main Street
Marsh
Stevens
Lafayette
Radio Staion
WPFB
Airport
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Smith Park
Jaycee
Jaycees
Blue Angels
Pensacola
Fla
Grimes Manufacturing Corp
Urbana
Lawler Re Elected At Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation held its annual board meeting electing John A. Lawler as president for his fifteenth year. S. J. Kuderer and Pierce E. Linzie named corporate vice presidents amid several re-elections across the Middletown and Baltimore divisions. Sales rose from 1.5 million in the first year to over 35.5 million in 1961 as the company expanded from one to four divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
John A. Lawler
Lawler
S. J. Kuderer
Pierce E. Linzie
George M. Ebert
Aerocal
Torrance
Calif
Ray Hermes
Middletown
J.P Lawler
Milton S. Smith
Baltimore
Madison High Sophomore Carnival Promises Fun and Fundraising
Madison High School hosts a sophomore carnival on the school grounds featuring a kissing booth fortune teller and box supper to raise funds for the 1963 spring prom. The box supper runs from 5 30 p m, with games and rides continuing until 10 30 p m. A rain date is May 5 at the same times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
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MHS
Council On World Affairs
Margaret Edwards
Ave
Steve
Steve Nemck
Central Ave
Marianna Jacobs
Murray Jacobs
Superior Ave
Robert William Line
Lemmon- Monroe High
Robert Line
Middletown Rt
Marianna
MHS News
Grange
Lemon-Monroe
William K. Robinson
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Robinson
Local
William D. Wiley
Doty
Dudley Kramer
Doty House
American Physical Therapy Association
Toledo
Kramer
Mi Dolctowmn
AIR Show
Aeronca
Madison
George
Robinson Pete
Para
Chutists
Middletown’s Hook Field
Gallaher
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