Evening Vespers Step in at MHS Band Camp Schedule
Middletown High School band camp at Camp Campbell Gard features vesper services led by band members and nightly speakers from local churches. The 1957-58 band officers will be installed Thursday night, with Parents Night set for Friday. ninth grade bands join the camp for the first time.
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Camp Campbell Gard
Howard R. Cromwell
Middletown
Robert Mannin
St. Peter Claver
Nicholas Nick
Sidne Whitehead
Henrietta Dupee
Bob Stegmeller
Joyce Sexton
Linda van Dyne
Curtiss Dunbar
Joe Franklin
Middletown High School
Fatal Crash Claims Life of Earl E. Weaver in Columbus
In Columbus, Earl E. Weaver, 31, died from injuries after an automobile collision Sunday night on Ohio 104 southwest of the city. The incident prompted official action in Middletown as the city adopted an emergency ordinance amending school building construction provisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl E. Weaver
Ohio 104
Here
City OF
Middletown
Butler County
Francis Carmody
Margaret M. Flynn
Norwood Detectives Probe Letter on 1935 Kirschner Slaying
Norwood police chief says two detectives have gone to Catlettsburg Kentucky to pursue a letter claiming responsibility for the 1935 shooting of Augustus O Kirschner in his Norwood home and related boat fire. The unsigned note questions whether the case is solved or an innocent man jailed.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Cattletsburg
Coneal
Charles Fritz
Augustus O.kirschner
Kirchner
Kirschner
Ben Franklin
Investi
Kohler Favored In Wisconsin Senate Special
Wisconsin voters go to the polls to fill the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy’s seat with Gov. Walter Kohler Jr. seen as the likely winner in a state that hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate in 25 years. Democrat William Proxmire hopes to break that pattern amid Kohler’s Eisenhower backing. The McCarthy career looms little in the vote. A McCarthy victory is not expected to occur. The Dayton segment notes arrival of Gen. Wang Shu-Ming at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for a tour of U.S. bases.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
U.S. Senate
Walter Kohler Jr
Eisenhower
William Proxmire
Ternor
Kohler
McCarthy
Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air
Wang Shu-Ming
Heis
Edison Sent Home From School For Being Too Backward
A brief historical note states that young Thomas A. Edison was expelled from school because a teacher deemed him too backward. The anecdote highlights early schooling challenges Edison faced before his later achievements.
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Thomas A. Edison
Young Hero Dies In Bicycle Collision Near Dayton
Frederick Iserrer aged 14 of Dayton was killed Monday when his bicycle collided with a New York Central train just east of Dayton. He had been chosen to receive a hero medal by the Dayton Safety Council in the fall for saving a 4 year old from drowning.
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Dayton
Ohio
Frederick iSerrer
New York Central
Here
Dayton Safety Council
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