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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1958

Page

17

Middle Senior Wins Essay Contest at Local NEPH Event

Middletown High School senior Miss Phyllis Kincaid won the local National Employ the Handicapped Week essay contest with How Hiring the Physically Handicapped Helps You and Me. Tom Tenforde and Miss Mary Sellen McDermott placed second and third. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored the contest with judges from Armco Steel Corp and the First Presbyterian Church.

Phyllis Kincaid Middletown High School Kincaid Tom Tenforde Middletown Mary Sllen ‘McDermott Fenwick High Junior Chamber of Commerce Robert Harris Walter Rohde Cochairman E. C. Huselton Armco Steel Corp R. K. Leedom Robert Ward First Presbyterian Church Robert Herris The Jaycees Mary Ellen McDermott Journal Asher

Rossi, Sons of Italy official, dies in Warren

Joseph P. Rossi 66, president of the Benefit Society of the Sons of Italy in Ohio, died at home in Warren. He aided Italian born residents and received the Italian Stay of Solidarity in 1955. Rossi spent 30 years as a teller at the Second National Bank until retirement.

Warren, Ohio Joseph P. Rossi Benefit Society of the Sons of Italy Ohio Rossi Italy Second ‘National Bank

Ohio hosts first governor aging conference ends in Columbus

COLUMBUS Ohio the first Ohio governor s conference on aging concluded after two days with over 1000 delegates from hospitals nursing homes and welfare agencies. Recommendations go to Gov ONeill and the 1959 Legislature. Topics covered include home care funding retirement eligibility and expanded elderly recreation with calls for a state recreation committee. The Argentine cowboy is known as a gaucho.

Columbus Ohio Governor's Commission On Aging William O'Neill Edmund K. Yantes Wilmington J. Robert Hu Cincinnnati Oscar E. Carlin James R.tichenor Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation

Farewell Planned For Citadel Officer

A farewell reception for Lt. Margie Betts of the Salvation Army Citadel Corps is set in the Citadel social room tonight. Betts is transferred to Piqua to assist Capt. and Mrs. Langford after seven months overseeing youth work at the Citadel Corps and Miltonville outpost. She graduated in 1956 from the Officers Training School in New York City. Sr. Maj. Charles M. Johnston has not announced a replacement.

Margie Betts Salvation Army Citadel Corps Citadel Betts William E. Chamberlain Cincinnati Piqua Sidney Langford Citadel Corps Miltonville Middletown Officers’ Training School New York City Charles M. Johnston

Disappearing Autos Off Ditch Scene Near Cincinnati

Cincinnati patrolmen Harold Mills and Raymond Smith saw three cars speeding on the Millcreek Expressway. Two cars vanished into a ditch as the third passed. One car overturned, the other off the highway. Drivers Noah Creech and Donald Meyer, ages 32 and 23, were not seriously hurt. Meyer faced reckless driving charges. both denied racing.

Cincinnati Harold Mills Raymond Smith Millcreek Expressway Noah Creech Donald Meyer Meyer Creech

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