Fenwick recalls 20 years of school history and pride
Father Lawrence Krusling looks back on Fenwick High School’s early days at the old South School site and the drive to build the 21 acre campus. He recalls founders brother Rev Julian Krusling and Mary O’Connor helping to rally industrialists, funds, and labor to create a lasting Catholic high school legacy.
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Lawrence Krusling
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Ee Bous Sales
Bidee
Julian Krusling
John
Butch) Rossi
Old South School
Father Krusling
Mary O’connor
Manchester
Cincinnati
Moeller High School
Alaska
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Imfeld
Archdiocese weighs fate of 21 parochial high schools
Archdiocese of Cincinnati will decide by September whether 21 Catholic high schools face reorganization consolidation or closure as tuition may rise by $10 for the next year. The board approved a long range projection to guide future funding and use of the equalization fund while leaving elementary school funding to local parishes.
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Fenwick High School
Cincinnati
Fenwick
Archdiocesan Board of School
Carlisle Council Miffed At Solicitor Over Absence
Carlisle officials aired frustration with village solicitor Stanley Kolb for missing a meeting. Councilmen debated replacing him if he does not attend, and a work session was planned. Fire department members will attend a fire prevention seminar in Columbus, while land sale talks near the town hall proceed with resident input.
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John Edwards
Journal
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Harold Martz Sr
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Freeze Halts 48 Pending Rate Hikes in Ohio
Ohio faces 48 pending rate increase applications halted by a nationwide freeze ordered by the Price Commission. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission lists 12 telephone, 18 gas, and nine electric rate cases, including Ohio Bell Telephone Co. seeking a 168 million dollar rise. The freeze runs to March 10 unless lifted earlier and excludes publicly owned utilities.
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Man Rescued After Being Buried Alive at Gravel Pit
A 54 year old Morrow man Paul Thompson was buried under frozen gravel at the William Orders Gravel Pit two miles east of Morrow. He was rescued after fellow workers and the Morrow Life Squad uncovered him within minutes and pulled him free after about 45 minutes.
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Bethesda North Hospital
William Orders
Here
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Paul Thompson
Morrow Life Squad
Thompson
County and City Adopt Earthquake Safe Building Rules
Los Angeles County supervisors and city councilors approve similar building code changes to reduce quake damage. The measure applies to unincorporated areas and requires added bracing in foundations walls chimneys and around water heaters.
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Los Angeles
Billy Graham Crusade Considered for Middletown Area
A 33-member meeting of area ministers and laymen approved exploring a Billy Graham Associates Crusade next fall. A 12-member survey panel contacted 73 ministers, 55 showed interest, and planning includes Sterling Huston coordination with the associates in Atlanta.
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Middletown
Billy Graham Associates
Billy Graham Evangelistic Associa
Tion
Atlanta
Billy Graham
Charles W. Beck
Irvin W. Emmons
Oliver Smith
Herschel ‘Caudill
L.H. Gardner
Robert Tucker
C. Dudley Inwood
Wesley Rowles
Gilbert 5. Wagoner
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Pythians Observe Anniversary With Dinner Dance
Middletown Knights of Pythias Lodge Lafayette Chapter 37 plans a Saturday dinner dance at Castle Hall Central Ave to honor the 100th anniversary of the chapter. Special guests include Ohio Grand Lodge officers and Lloyd Hempfield of Mt. Vernon. The event also names Knight of the Year and notes support for the Ohio Pythian Home in Springfield.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lafayette
Castle Hall
Central Ave
Ohio Grand ‘Lodge
Lloyd Hempfield
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Ohio Pythian Home
Springfield
Order
Washington, D.C
Justus H. Rathbone
United States
Canada
Hospital Food Good Survey Seeks Citizen Input
Middletown Hospital asks patients for food feedback as part of a new quality control program. Dietitian Mrs. Dorothy Ott notes daily random tray checks, temperature readings, and taste tests with weekly satisfaction charts. The initiative, led by Ohio Hospital Management Services, runs three to six more months.
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Middletown Hospital
Dorothy Ott
Otterbein Plans $1 Million Campus Expansion
Otterbein Home trustees approve a $1 million addition to the $3.2 million campus center now under construction to provide care for about 90 residents. The 1973 project, designed by Al Voorhis, adds a clinic and admin complex with varied living spaces. A separate $1.1 million Otterbein Village apartment cluster will offer one and two bedroom units and studios.
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al Voorhis
Daan
Bethany R Halls
Pasitcaeven
Circle Drive
Otterbein Village
Man Arrested On Georgia Warrant
Richard Dattlers, 37, of 25 Yankee Roak, was arrested on a fugitive warrant in Cob County Georgia. He posted $1000 bond with the Middletown municipal clerk of courts and was released. He is due March 10 to answer the warrant alleging interference with the custody of a child.
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Richard Dattlers
Middletown
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