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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1969

Page

10

Banquet Honors Paper Boys in Ohio Awards Night

In Ohio the top senior and junior newspaper boys from over 50 000 state carriers will be honored at the Ohio Newspaper Association awards banquet. Steward D Ryckman 16 Mansfield is senior winner and Rick Overmeyer 14 Defiance is junior winner.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Newspaper Association Rick Overmeyer Defiance Steward D. Ryckman Mansfield Edwin L. Heminger Findlay Republican Corner Young Overmeyer Defiance Crescent News Ryckman Mansfield News-Journal

40 Up For Induction To NHS At Carlisle

Carlisle High School prepares to induct sophomores juniors and seniors into the National Honor Society with keynote speaker Don L Crawford former Dayton city commissioner and community service leader. Parents will attend as special guests and the Carlisle Teachers Association hosts a tea after the ceremony.

NHS Carlisle Carlisle High School Don L. Crawford Dayton Crawford Navy Carlisle Teachers Association

Six Fined In Trenton Court Shoots Varying Punishments

Gena Lee Wells of 1012 Elwood St Mid dletown was fined 50 dollars with 10 dollars suspended for reckless operation in Trenton Mayor's Court this week. Fred Napier of 504 Kenwood Lane paid 10 dollars plus costs for an assured clear distance violation. Two speeders paid 35 dollars and costs while two other violators paid 15 dollars and costs.

Trenton Gena Lee Wells Elwood St Middletown Fred Napier Kenwood Lane

Faulty Heater Blamed in Nursing Home Death

Carbon monoxide poisoning was blamed for the death Thursday of William Hall 20 a nursing home employee whose body was found in a shack at the rear of the home. Firemen said a gas heater had a faulty ventilator.

Columbus, Ohio William Hall

Madison Adult Evening Education Starts March 3

WEST MIDDLETOWN Madison plans a spring term for adult evening education beginning March 3 and running two weeks. Supt. Darrell K. Root says classes are being formed with a meeting at Madison High School on Feb 24 at 7 p.m. A course booklet will be available, and additional classes may be added if 10 or more request them.

West Middletown Madison Madison High School Root Madison Adult Evening School Hill St

Gratis Heart Fund Leaders Named and Local Events Planned

Mrs. Mary Hanks was named leader of Gratis Heart Fund Drive with assistants Mona Jagger Betty Townsend Evelyn Sheley Paula Baer Mary Lou Boyd and Mae Fern Stante. A Benefit Sale by THE LADIES Fire and Police Auxiliary is planned at Gratis Firehouse Saturday morning with baked goods candy chicken and noodles. The Sesquicentennial Committee formed food games parade and an Antique Flea Market as chief attraction for a two day event. The First Church of God will screen Holy Land pictures February 23 narrated by Rev. Morris Driggers. Seventeen Gratis Methodists attended WSCS meeting with Pearl Friend in charge and Farmers Banquet plans discussed for February 19. Audry Mitchell hosted the group.

Hanks Mona Jagger Gratis Village Betty Townsend Gratis Evelyn Sheley Paula Baer West Elkton Mary Lou Boyd Mae Fern Stante First Church of God The Holy Land Morris Driggers Gratis Methodist Church WSCS Pearl Friend Marjorie Burnett Jed Audry Mitchell

Spaghetti Supper at Hunter School Benefits Projects

The Supper HUNTER HUNTER School PTC sponsors a spaghetti supper at the school this Saturday. Serving begins at 4 30 p.m. and runs to 7 30 p.m. Proceeds fund school improvement projects and student programs.

Hunter Hunter School PTC

Frat House to Admit Women at Michigan

Phi Epsilon Pi at the University of Michigan announced it will admit 20 women as members in the fall. The women will live in a separate wing and a married couple will be hired to chaperone the house.

Ann Arbor Mich Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity University of Michigan

Traffic counter fails under city road tricks

Lebanon's only traffic counter leaks water onto the chart as rainwater seeps into the device. A city engineer blames hotrodders for squirting water from the tube by peeling out. Two months ago vandals painted a swastika on the box.

Lebanon

Lebanon School Board Sets Bid Date for Auditorium Seats

The Lebanon school board schedules a noon February 27 special meeting to open bids for auditorium seats and for sodding and planting the new high school site. It also lists coaching staff changes and bids for two new school buses with a March 10 contract award.

Lebanon Gail Grim Dayton Fred Boulton Ron Holtrey Jim van DeGift Holtrey

Pinewood Derby Winners Named in Springboro Event

Eighty six local Cub Scouts competed in the Pinewood Derby at Springboro schools. Michael Brandenburg took first place, Jeff McNabb second, Mark Weber third, with Bill Ross earning best design honors. Others listed include Weber Carey Smith Fred Brown McNabb Billie Dorsey David Bennett Robert Deaton and more as bake sale proceeds fund event expenses.

Springboro Michael Brandenburg Jeff McNabb Mark Weber Bill Ross Deas Weber Carey Smith Fred Brown McNabb Billie Dorsey David Bennett Robert Deaton Dail Wilson Scott Ousley Mark Craybacker Brandenburg Jerry Morrison

New Presses Bring Offset Printing to Lebanon Star

The Lebanon Star, a 162 year old weekly, will install a six unit Fairchild News King offset press with capacity for four colors and 15 000 papers per hour. The change follows their 163rd birthday and replaces hot metal types with computer aided alignment for faster production and flexible ad layouts.

Lebanon The Star Bill Kreeger Chamber of Commerce Kreeger Clarence J.) Brown

Ohio State Patrolman of the Year Named

John A. Kline, a Delaware post officer and Cleveland native, was named Ohio Highway Patrolman of the Year for 1969 at a noon luncheon. Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte praised his 1968 service and ongoing improvement. Kline joined the patrol in 1964.

Columbus Ohio John A. Kline Kline Cleveland Delaware Post Robert M. Chiaramonte

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Zwingle, Iowa Dave Kunde Kunde Beauty Darrell K. Root Arthur Hobson Heart Fund Leaders By Emma Wilson Mary Hanks Harrison St Ladies Fire and Police Auxiliary Gratis Firehouse Retown Pinewood Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Barnitz Bank Central Progress Corner Progress Ohio State Chiaramonte Patrol Harry Harry’s Furniture N. Verity Parkway
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