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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1961

Page

17

Chautauqua to Continue Pre College Clinic

Miami Valley Chautauqua Association extends its Pre College Clinic with Evan L. Hamilton as chair of a special committee. The program runs June 18 for five weeks and targets English, mathematics, reading, speaking, spelling, and study methods to ease high school to college transition for area students. Classes are small, with testing on day one and parent reports at the end, plus housing, meals, and activities including tennis and movies.

Miami Valley Chautauqua Association Robort Geeksidrt Evan L. Hamilton Elgin Gephart Chautauqua Miami Valley Franklin Ohio

Turnpike Traffic Down Last Month

The Ohio Turnpike Commission reported traffic on the turnpike fell in January 1961 to 713,961 vehicles, from 749,579 in January 1960. Toll revenue for January was $1,143,081, down from $1,261,695 a year earlier, while total tolls and ancillary revenue reached $1,392,591 versus $1,518,163.

Cleveland | AP Ohio Turnpike Ohio Turnpike Commission Commission

YMCA Volunteer Workers to be Honored at 1961 Dinner

Ninety five volunteers and leaders from the YMCA will receive recognition at the 1961 annual recognition dinner and business meeting in First Presbyterian Church. Ralph Knight will present citations for five to ten years of service totaling 283 years, plus service pins for five employees. Jack Baltzell will review 1960 highlights and outline 1961 goals. Dinner at 6 15 p.m. Reservations urged by Tuesday.

YMCA First Presbyterian Church Ralph Knight Jack Baltzell Baltzell Women's Association of the Church

URW Group Sets Talks on Automation and Contracts

Akron AP George Burdon international president of the United Rubber Workers named a nine member committee to meet Monday and Tuesday to draft proposals protecting URW members from automation. The union notified Goodyear and Firestone it seeks master contract negotiations as the current contract expires April 15. Transfer rights and automation dominate the talks with wages and pension terms likely exempt. The URW represents about 20,000 Goodyear workers in 11 cities and 17,000 Firestone workers in eight cities.

Akron, Ohio George Burdon United Rubber Workers URW Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Firestone Tire & Rubber Co Cleveland Goodyear Firestone

Adventists Criticize Kennedy Bar At White House

Edmund M. Peterson, a Washington DC Adventist official, told Mount Vernon Academy students at the ninth annual oratorical contest conference that a White House bar for social functions poses a greater danger to the nation than communism. He chairs youth activities and heads the Temperance Department for the Columbia Union Conference.

Mount Vernon, Ohio Washington, D. C Kennedy White House Edmund M. Peterson Mount Vernon Academy Peterson Columbia Union Conference of Adventists

Warren County Publisher Relected ONA President

COLUMBUS Ohio AP News reports the Ohio Newspaper Association wrapped its 28th annual convention with a vote of confidence in 1960 61 officers. Gardner H Townsley publisher Western Star Lebannon Warren County will remain president as well as board trustees including Frank W Spencer Newark Advocate Orin Taylor Buckeye Archbold and others. Louis B Seltzer and Raymond E Dix retain roles as vice president and treasurer respectively.

Ohio Newspaper Association Gardner H Townsley The Western Star Warren Lebanon Townsley Louis B. Seltzer Cleveland

Middletown High School Hosts Debate Tournament

Middletown High School hosted a 30-school all events speech tournament with about 550 participants led by superintendent Howard Cromwell. Larry Schrock won first place in original oratory, Mildred Ward placed third in original declamation, honors awarded to multiple students from Fairmont Columbus North Chamainade Oakwood and others.

Larry Schrock Mildred Ward Middletown National Forensic League of Middletown High School Urbana Howard Cromwell Larry Schreck Linda Roog Fairmont Susan Hammock Columbus North Bill Wiggenhorn Chamanade Bonnie Lianie Oakwood John Blocker Judy Seton Ellen Bene Chamainade Marimont Chaminade Bob Casper Tim Walker Terry Lawrence Marcia Letts Bonnie Cox Nancy Ward Bill Havemann Ester Rothe Joyce Tedrow Barbara Corn Janet Shaffee Janet Sink Jerry Ratliff Marcia Aronoff Ron VanBuskirk Nick Pantel Don Lennie Bob Davidson Brian Berman Jim Cassidy Carol Jean Peterson Susan Stork Connie Schneider

Auto Found Then Body Of AF Captain

Springfield Ohio AP reports a motorist found a wrecked Thunderbird on Spangler Road near Medway, and deputies recovered Air Force Captain Floyd Wininger Jr. 36 inside. Identification came from a fellow officer with whom the victim lived near New Carlisle. Wininger and the officer are based at Wright Patterson AFB. The body was taken to Mercy Hospital to determine death. The car left the curve and dropped into water.

Springfield Ohio Mad River Sheriff's Deputies Air Force Floyd Wininger Jr Rt. 1 New Carlisle Clark County Wright - Patterson Air Force Base Dayton Mercy Hospital Spangler Road Medway

ONA Elects Six New Board Members at Columbus Convention

Delegates at the Ohio Newspaper Association convention in Columbus elected six new trustees. They are Gardner H. Townsley of the Western Star Lebanon Clarence Estadt Caldwell Journal Frank W Spencer Newark Advocate Joe E. Hurst New Philadelphia Times Charles E. Clark Akron Beacon Journal and Charles W. Staab Cincinnati Enquirer.

William J. Oerter Columbus Townsley Frank W. Spencer Newark Advocate Orin Taylor The Buckeye Archbold Fulton County Clarence Estadt Caldwell Journal Noble County Joe FE. Hurst New Philadelphia Times Tuscarawas County Charles E. Clark Akron Beacon Journal Charles W. Staab Cincinnati Enquirer Ohio Ohio Newspaper Association Association Gardner H. Townsley Western Star Lebanon Frank W Spencer Joe E. Hurst

Ohio Legislature To Honor Lincoln Centenary at Columbus

The Ohio General Assembly will mark the centennial of Abraham Lincoln's 1861 address with a bronze plaque in the House chamber. The event recalls Lincoln's election validation and features speakers Sen. Lowell Fess and Rep. Rolland Bright, with a plan by Ohio Lincoln Sesquicentennial Committee.

Columbus Ohio 104Th General Assembly Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincol Fifty Fourth Ohio General Assembly Erwin F. Frey Department of Fine Arts Ohio State University Ohio Lincoln Sesquicentennial Committee Lowell Fess R-Greene Rolland Bright Lincoln Washington Cincinnati

Presidential Decor Rules Limit White House Changes

A law bars the President from altering the first floor decor of the White House. The rule enforces preservation of historic rooms and official furnishings, restricting executive alterations and requiring adherence to established ceremonial spaces.

White House

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