Midyear JA company vote results announced across several groups
JA Companies announced midyear election results for seven firms led by M G McCall. Gardner Enterprises reaffirms Dick Beebe as president while AMPCO changes top duties to Kent Bailey. Javelins and Elkcrafters elect new and returning officers, and the nesting grounds of the whooping crane remain unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. McCall
Dick Beebe
Gardner Enterprisers
Marilyn Kemp
Mary Weiland
Pat Turner
Ron Steiger
Wayne Fields
Bob Yoder
Don Guido
Donna Niederauer
Shuttle Bargain Crafters
Ronnie Daniels
Mike Mathews
James Hood
Hugh Wilder
Eddie Hill
Civic Campaign Leaders Awarded at Dinner
Twenty four leaders of the Civic Association 1955 membership drive received awards at a board of governors dinner at the Manchester Hotel. H. L. Woods gave a medallion to Wade E. Miller, who then honored twenty five campaign workers including Paul Galeese C. W. Denny Jr. Malcolm Bruce J Les DuErmit and others. Audit by Tom Heldman approved. two new governors Logan T Johnston and Cecil Runyan introduced. invocation by Rev R W Galloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civic Association
Board of Governors
Manchester
H. L. Woods
Wade E. Miller
Miller
Paul Galeese
C. W. Denny Jr
Malcolm Bruce
J. Les. DuErmit
J. G. Purvis
Cal Grier
Larry Schell
Jim Finley
Paul Deger
Paul Moore
Steve Gardner
Harry Hadley
Enis Marshall
G. A. Wells
Virginia Faries
Harold Calvin
Paul Day
Ionah Blevins
Carol Heller
H. R. Cromwell
Gene Boecke
Dan Boone
William E. Watkins
Tom Heldman
Tom C. Venable
Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Cecil Runyan
Runyan
R. W. Galloway
Voters May Face Levy For Parks In Hamilton County
Hamilton County residents may vote in November on a small tax levy outside the 10 mill limit to fund the new county park district. The budget commission approved a $20 000 operation appropriation with a levy estimated at one tenth of a mill. Prosecutor Bosch urged appointing a park director and building two parks in the north and south to promote the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Earl Thompson
County Park Board
Budget Commission
Jackson Bosch
Park Board
Debate Teams to Visit Marysville for Tournament
Middletown High School A and B debate squads travel to Marysville High School for a National Forensic League Marysville chapter sponsored tournament. A team includes Jean Reeves Sam McAdow and Jack Taylor Car encay Coker with B team David Bessel Dick Wendt and Bob Hudson Peggy Brooks. Mrs John Akerman leads as debate coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Marysville High School
Marysville
National Forensic League
Jean Reeves
Sam McAdow
Jack Taylor
Carencay Coker
David Bessel
Dick Wendt
Bob Hudson
Peggy Brooks
John Akerman
Wives Called Key to Armco Success at Ladies Night
Armco official R. S. Gruver told 120 fabricating supervisors and wives at the Manchester Hotel that Armco long valued wives, noting 2,500 wear golden brooches given after 25 years of service. He praised wives as chief purchasing agents impacting Armco’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Gruver
Armco Steeles
Armco
Manchester
Gruver
Parents Shown Beginners Tough Reading Problems
Middletown PTA heard Miss Cella Long demonstrate how first graders learn to read using geometric shapes to form letters. The session emphasized five senses and factors like attitude and happiness, with Robert Easton calling for more classrooms and teachers and a $200 allotment for film strips approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Pta
Cella Long
Middletown
Miss Long
Robert Easton
PTA
Pal mer Clyde L. Palmer 42 Waynesville dies of heart attack
Clyde L. Palmer 42 of Waynesville died at his home shortly after arising at 4 30 a m yesterday from a heart attack. He was an electrician with a Dayton contractor and is survived by his wife Wilma four daughters two named, his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Palmer of Big Run Pa four sisters and four brothers. Services set for 2 p m Monday at Oswald Funeral Home Miami Cemetery Corwin. Friends may call after 2 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Clyde L. Palmer
Palmer
Dayton
Wilma
James Miller
Wayneville
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Eaton Alfred Pugh 81 retired farmer dies in Springfield
Alfred Pugh Eaton 81 a retired farmer died Wednesday at the Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield. His wife Nell Pugh preceded him in death 11 days earlier. They were former Gasper Township residents and lived at the home six years. Surviving nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at Girton Schmidt Funeral Home with burial in Friendship Cemetery near Sugar Valley. Pugh was a member of the Scottish Rite of Dayton. Masonic services today at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Alfred Pugh
Ohio Masonic Home
Springfield
Nell Pugh
Gasper Township
Girton-Schmidt
Friendship Cemetery
Sugar Valley
Pugh
Scottish Rite of
Cartoonist Frank Wing Dies at 82 in Minneapolis
Obituary notes longtime Chicago Tribune and Des Moines Register artist Frank M. Wing 82 who helped shape Midwestern life cartoons. Born Elmwood Illinois he died Wednesday. Also listed Alan W. Shapel 51 Texarkana Arkansas former Ford attorney and dealer who died yesterday. Bertha Chapman Cady 84 Atlanta naturalist and Girl Scouts worker and former Cornell and University of Chicago figure who died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Frank M. Wing
Chicago Tribune
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis Tribune
St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch
Elmwood
Ill
Texarkana
Ark
Alan W. Shapel
Ypsilanti
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Atlanta
Bertha Chapman Cady
Girl Scouts
Cornell University
University of Chicago
Santa Barbara
Calif
Senior Gives Safety Talk at Traffic School Session
Middletown High School senior Richard Byrum spoke at the Safety Council Traffic School in the Municipal Courtroom about traffic safety. Patrol Post 9 could not provide a speaker due to snowy weather and an ongoing accident investigation. over 300 people attended the four sessions in the past year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Byrum
Young Sr
Middletown
Safety Council
Byrum
The
L. A Rossi
Rossi
Scouting History Review Featured By Kiwanis Speaker
Tom Kean retired U S Navy commander and National Boy Scout Headquarters official spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Manchester Hotel. He reviewed scouting history, recalling World War I and II service and meetings with former scouts in Belfast. He stressed how scout training shapes citizenship. Russell Efker introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kean
U. S. Navy
National Boy Scout Headquarters
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Hotel
Belfast
Ireland
Kean
National Boy Scouts
Russell Efker
Mound Builders Area Council
First Lightship Assigned Off Norfolk In 1820
The National Geographic Society notes America's first lightship was stationed off Norfolk Virginia in 1820 marking an early maritime aid to navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Norfolk, Va
National Geographic Society
Humane Assn Re Elects James Boyd and Officers
James Boyd was re elected president of the Humane Assn of Miami Valley at the annual meeting near Trenton. Elected were Mrs. Colin Gardner and Mrs. A. J. Ober as vice presidents, E. G. Stegemiller treasurer, William Cressman secretary. Trustees include Robert Matson, David McKeever, Mrs. L. C. Lynch, Dr. Morton Sall, Arthur Graf Jr., E. A. Correa. Executive committee: Regan, Finkelman, Correa, Arnold, Boyd. Advisory board renamed with Gard ner, Hook and others. Boyd reported increased dog vaccinations and licensing with 30,000 county dogs, 5,751 calls, 75,744 miles, 3,176 dogs, 1,071 pups, 2,292 cats picked up in 1955, plus 375 pups, 354 dogs, 218 cats found homes. Costs to run the program require about $30,000. county funds from dog licenses provide most revenue. Outlining needs, he noted outdoor runways and an ambulance funded by donors and county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boyd
Manchester Machine Co
Humane Assn
Miami Valley
Trenton
Colin Gardner
A. J. Ober
E. G. Stegemiller
William Cressman
Robert Matson
David McKeever
L. C. Lynch
Morton Sall
Arthur Graf Jr
E. A. Correa
Harry Finkelman
Dean Phillips
H. A. Moore
Roy Kettman
John Lawler
Willard Shartle
A. S. Anderson
George Elliott
Dave Arnold
Louella Engel
Calvin Young
Wilbur Mayer
Dave Regan
Regan
Finkelman
Correa
Arnold and
Boyd
Butler County
Marvin Heltman
Jail Escapee Is Recaptured
John R. Wolff 21 135 N F St Hamilton escaped from the county jail January 13 and was recaptured in Sumter South Carolina last night. A FBI telegram said Wolff the last of three escapees was arrested as James Thomas Williams on house breaking and grand larceny charges. Authorities did not know if Wolff would be returned or stand trial in Sumter first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John R. Wolff
N. F St
Sumter
S. C
FBI
Wolff
James Thomas Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
JA Companies
Bill Tucker
Kent Bailey
AMPCO
Don Phillips
Larry Phelps
Dave Howell
William Spark
Jerry Eltzroth
Bob Curtis
Javelins Company
Phyllis Figgins
Barbara Clemons
Jean Lindsey
Sandy McGraw
Jeff McGraw
Merle Byrd
Elkcrafters
Donna Earhart
George Mornhinweg
Pat Howard
Sallie Hutcherson
Larry Allen
Clarence Blair
Ronald Tyson
Dianna Ashcraft
Bill Enz
Barbara Ely
Becky Busby
David Carmody
Sue Ely
Jim Stephen
Pauline Banks
Wagonette
Barbara Shockley
Nancy Stone
Judy Kent
Shirley Velde
Delores Berry
Carol Rudd
Joyce Kelhoffer
North America
Honegger
Eee
Wit Twin Valley Hatcheries, Inc
Alexandria
Ohio
Borden
Bordens Cherry
Borden's
Lady Borden Lorraine Cherry
U. S. Census Bureau
California
Nevada
DRY Cleaning
Butler
AM SA
City Fuel, Inc
Ruver
C. E. Stutenroth
Morris Evans
Tom Bell
Bud Apking
Ray Lovely
Charles Margerum
Barney Kessling
John Klamo
National Assn. of Foremen
National Assn. of Management Men
EAGLE
Associated Press
Kiwanis Meeting
Humane Association
Commission
Mahogany
Ivory
Central Ave
Thorn
AAL Steel
Blumberg & Cohen, Inc
Girard Ave
Verity
Dial
Rtrim
State Farm
Ray Craycraft
Children’s Sturdy
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