Middletown High seniors plan Washington trip and events
Middletown High School seniors prepare a four day trip to Washington D C May 11 to 15 traveling by bus train and boat visiting Washington Arlington Alexandria Mount Vernon Norfolk Williamsburg and Richmond. Activities include a Middle East trip talk by William Denham a Feb 25 ACT reminder and a Thespian Club production February 21 with Y Teens and a Triangle Hi Y dance follow up.
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Middletown High School
Washington, D. C
Washington
Arlington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Richmond
Herbert McBain
Louise Young
Martin Exeision
Stan Lewis
William Denham
City Commission
MHS
Middle East
Citizen’s Club
Robert Kramer
Marcia Aronoff
Georganna Hancock
Congo Topic For Rotary Club Lunch Talk
Armco International president A. R. Edwards will discuss the Belgian Congo at the Rotary Club noon meeting on Tuesday at the Manchester Hotel.
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A. R. Edwards
Armco International
Belgian Congo
Rotary Club
Manchester Hotel
Defensive Driving Is New Approach
Mid town safety council and state patrol present defensive driving as a daily, learnable method to avoid preventable accidents. It stresses a driver’s mindset, self-control, and courteous habits to reduce tension and time spent on accidents, with emphasis on professional responsibilities and safer road use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Safety Council
State Highway Patrol Post 9
Middletown Division of Police
Fire Prevention Bureau
Hornets Sweetheart Dance and School Events
The Monroe High School schedules a Sweetheart Dance from 8 to 11 next Saturday in the lunchroom with the Sof-Tones from Hamilton providing music. Crowned will be the Sweetheart King and Queen, and three couples will compete for the title during final balloting at the dance. Admission is $1 per couple. tickets are sold by the school paper staff in the old gym. Cochairs Crystal Young and Becky Eichhorn lead the planning. the Monroe Mercury staff sponsors. Additionally three HI Y members are invited to Indiana University for a campus tour and Northwestern Indiana basketball game. Eight district music students join the Ohio Music Educators Association band concert at the University of Cincinnati. Friday assembly features the concert band. solos by Bob Young and Gary Moore. Quill and Scroll contest entries are planned by several students across news features and editorials. entries cover Sept. to Feb. 1 submissions for three divisions.
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Monroe
Hearts In Harmony
Sof-Tones
Hamilton
Royalty
Bob Koettel
Georgia Pattison
Crystal Young
Becky Eichhorn
Monroe Mercury
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Indiana University
Bob Miller
Jim
Buck
Ralph Schirmer
Norman Hayes
Hi-Y
Northwestern Indiana
Ohio Music Educators Association
University of Cincinnati
Jackie Streifthau
Pat Berry
Larry Doebier
Gary
Mann
Jerry Ue
Mark Lamphier
Bob Young
Gary Moore
Paul Morrow
Ed Combs
John Stein
Mike Jackson
Pat Williams
Fea
Ture
Becky Eichorn
Ekkehard Jungk
Mary E Hien Dieterly
Joan Adams
Nancy Hinsch
Carlo Lewis
Sharon Gibson
Barbara Farmer
Pat Darling
Jean Holton
Quill and Scroll
Society
Fenwick Honors Underclassmen and Notables
Freshmen and sophomores receive honor roll notices with first and second honors listed for the class. The article notes a card party fundraiser sponsored by Fenwick Welfare, a school assembly by Howard Cromwell with Russia slides, and top midterm math scorers Joe Hornback Sylvia Sweeney Rosemary Andreotta and Ted Speltmire. An ice skating party at Cincinnati Gardens was attended by about 40 students with chaperones.
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Lawrence Krusling
Fenwick, Welfare
Charles ‘Skinner
Robert Mayer
Middletown Public Schools
Howard Cromwell
Russia
Mary Roger
Joe Hornback
Sylvia Sweeney
Rosemary Andreotta
Ted Speltmire
Cincinnati Gardens
Willams
Sauter
Freshmen Honor Roll Names Shared By School
Freshmen earning first honors include Tony Achberger Sandra Blank Terry Cole Peggy Delany Sharon Gallesse Paulette Lakarosky Mark Lewing Ted Spellmire John Aleman and Mark Wall. Second honors list includes Mary Kay Armbruster Donna Berry Ann Cain Janice Dobrozsi Carmen Donisi.
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Tony Achberger
Sandra Blank
Terry Cole
Peggy Delany
Sharon Gallesse
Paulette Lakarosky
Mark Lewing
Ted Spellmire
John Aleman
Mark Wall
Mary Kay Armbruster
Donna Berry
Ann Cain
J Janice Dobrozsi
Carmen Donisi
Electronic Eye for Blind Identifies Bills for the Visually Impaired
New York report describes a portable device called Surber Teller by Surber Electronic Research Corp that uses photo electric sensing to recognize U S bills from $1 to $20. Inventor Curtis M. Surber envisions the tool aiding sightless business people at desks and counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Surber Teller
Curtis M. Surber
Surber Electronic Research Corp
Wichita Falls
Texas
Automatic,Canteen Co
Chicago
Re-Election of D E Reichelderfer to National Industrial Board
D E Reichelderfer, vice president of finance at Armco Steel Corp, has been re-elected to the National Industrial Conference Board for a one year term. The board, founded in 1916, is a nonprofit source of economic data funded by 3,700 plus subscribing associates including businesses, unions, libraries, and universities.
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D. E. Reichelderfer
Armco Steel Corp
National Industrial Conference Board
U S Aids Tunisia with Airport Loan
Washington reports the United States loaned 5.1 million dollars to Tunisia to fund construction of a new international airport at Tunis.
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Washington
United States
Tunisia
Tunis
Westinghouse Unveils Portable Year-Round Electric Greenhouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp introduces a line of portable electric greenhouses for amateur gardeners. The units enable year round practice of the hobby and come in standard line models with insulated styrofoam construction.
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Westingshouse Electric Corp
Evans to Attend Xavier Conference
Donald Evans of Armco Steel Corp will take part in the second annual Greater Cincinnati Business Conference at Xavier University February 3 and 4. Main speakers include L T White of Cities Service Petroleum and Harry Ketchum of the U S Department of Commerce. Government, labor and education officials will join morning panels.
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Donald Evans
Armco Steel Corp
Greater Cincinnati
Xavier University
Fed
L.T. White
Cities Service Petroleum, Inc
Harry Ketchum
U. S. Department of Commerce
Rev Hulse A Charismatic Wisconsin Clergyman
Dr George W Crane profiles Rev E Duane Hulse a 39 year old Wisconsin minister known as the flying parson. He hosts lively sermons using magic tricks and aviation interests and travels for paid speaking engagements while leading Kiwanis and a thriving parish with a witty wife and strong marriage dynamic.
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Hulse
Wisconsin
Rome
Holy Land
Paul's
Athens
John Wesley
Aldergate Church
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Sheboygan
State
Christ
Indian Express defends hunting as Indian view on tigers
The Indian Express argues Britons misjudge tiger hunting by Britons who criticized Prince Philip. It states Indians see tiger hunting as sport and sometimes a necessity and fault British critics as out of touch with Indian opinion after the Jan 24 Jaipur tiger hunt.
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New Delhi
India
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Indian Express
Britain
Jaipur
IRA admits gunmen killed Northern Irish policeman
The outlawed Irish Republican Army acknowledged Saturday that its gunmen shot dead Norman Anderson, 26, a young Northern Irish policeman, alleging he was a British spy. The shooting occurred after he visited a girlfriend near the Ireland frontier, heightening tensions in the border conflict.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Norman Anderson
Northern
Southern Ireland
IRA
Northern Ireland
Elephants Run Loose On Ohio Turnpike Unscheduled
Three elephants from the Mills Brothers Circus gave an unscheduled turnpike performance after a van carrying two large elephants and a baby broke down near Brecksville. They roamed for about three hours in search of tires as a service truck worked toward Cleveland. Two attendants accompanied the animals to keep them from roaming.
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Cleveland
Mills Brothers Circus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Brecksville
Jefferson
Ohio
Detroit
Newspaper Research Project Seeks $60000 Funding
NEW YORK AP A $60000 research project for newspapers announced by the Newsprint Information Committee aims to survey audience dimensions of newspapers as a national medium. Plans include counseling by the Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. An earlier $45000 Harvard study on ad repetition is ongoing with results due later this year.
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New York
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Newsprint Information Committee
Harvard University N
Animals Losers As Truck Flips
A tractor trailer overturned on Interstate 71 south of Columbus injuring the driver and a passenger while 11 horses and 7 mules required two hours to be freed. Driver Ezra Daulton of West Somerset Kentucky said the crash occurred as he wiped the windshield. two animals died and others faced injuries.
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Columbus
O ‘Ap
Ezra Daulton
West Somerset
Young Mother Dies From Burns
A 33 year old mother from Upper Arlington died in University Hospital from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire while she heated a bottle for her child. Upper Arlington firefighters described the incident as a fire starting midweek and leading to her death on Saturday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Upper Arlington
University Hospital
Margaret Reed
Lindsey to die in gas chamber for killing 6 year old Rose Marie
Richard Lindsey, a 30 year old ex mental patient, was sentenced in Bakersfield to death for first degree murder of Rose Marie Riddle who was abducted from a farm labor camp on January 12. Lindsey admitted kidnapping and raping the girl and received a life term for kidnapping. His wife Dixie Lindsey, pregnant, attended as a witness in a crowded courtroom with guards due to public opposition. The body was found January 7 about three miles north of Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Richard Lindsey
Lindsey
Rose Marie Riddle
Superior Court
William L. Bradshaw
Texas
Arkansas
Dixie
Rose Marie
Lindseys
Beg
Frances Lindsey
Cincinnati May Festival Skips Year For 1963 Reforms
The May Festival directors announce a one year postponement to boost finances. Samuel F. Pogue becomes festival board president and Gian Carlo Menotti is commissioned to write a choral cantata. Plans include hiring Max Rudolf as music director and holding two consecutive weeks of concerts on Fridays and Saturdays. The 1949 festival reported losses of 55,473 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Samuel F. Pogue
Festival Board
Gian Carlo Menotti
Pogue
Max Rudolf
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Two Men Free On Bond In Kidnap Case
Peter L. Rizzo 21 and Pizzutto 24 both of New York pleaded innocent to kidnapping Dr. Ralph M. Rea of Steubenville and were released on $10,000 bonds awaiting trial. Rea held as material witness, released to be available for trial. Indicted for abducting the physician who said he was forced into a car in Steubenville last November and driven toward Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Peter L. Rizzo
Pizzutto
New York
Ralph M. Rea
Steubenville
U. S
Rabe F. Marsh
Rea
Italy
Rizzo and
Judges Favor Youth Commission in Ohio Juvenile Court
Ohio juvenile court judges at a two day Columbus convention endorsed creating a separate youth commission outside the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction. They opposed automatic revocation of junior probationary licenses after a second moving violation, calling it discriminatory and degrading the juvenile court to a rubber stamp while adults get a hearing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Don Young
Norwalk
Lightning Strikes Taller Trees Along Edges More Often
Trees along wood borders and along streets are struck by lightning more frequently than those in dense forest. The edge growth appears more exposed to lightning, increasing damage risk for lone or scattered trees.
Madam Betty Reader and Advisor Advertisement
A reader and advisor located in a trailer one mile north of Blue Ball on U S 75 at Miller Court offers guidance on all affairs with luck and satisfaction guaranteed. Reading is priced at $1.
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Betty
Trailer
Blue Ball
U.S. 75
Miller Court
Stray pet ad and lost animal notices blend
Journal WANT ADS lists a brown and white female terrier named BIRD DOG missing from 211 Vannest St and a black and white female cat lost near Lakeside. Rewards are offered, calls to GA numbers 3 32.58 and 4 974 requested. Also mentions SCHWARTZ MEMORIALS dealer in Lebanon with contact.
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Vannest St
Boston
Funeral Notices Highlight Local Obituaries and Services
Multiple notices from Schramm Funeral Home and others announce the deaths of Dorethy Helen McCoy Leffier James Myrtle M Smith Henry C Suiter and related details. Services, viewings, and interments set at Grand Ave Church of God Schramm Funeral Home Heaven Cemetery Woodside Cemetery and local churches with times and dates for public attendance.
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Dorethy Helen
McVar Leffier
Grand Ave. Church of God
Sera Rey
McCoy Leffier
James
Ross
Cee
Fanaly
Schaumn Funers
Schramm Nee Echt
Sassen Ees
Heaven Cemetery
Schramm
Henry C
Helen
American Legion
Holweger & Horn Funeral Home
W. Main St
New Lebanon
Ohio
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown
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Safe Schools
Right
National Safety Council
William Long
Lynn Danner
Marianna Jacobs
WPFB
City
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Mister Sun
Triangle Hi-Y
Lima
Congo
Euen
Fenwick
By Claudia Sorg
Judy Bowen
Ann Cassidy
Carolyn Christman
Thomas Collins
Tom Dobrossi
Mary Ann Domanick
Mike Dumphy
Sara Kelly
Gloria Marconi
Virginia Mulligan
Kathy Ottke
Robyn Smith
Sara Sullivan
Patricia Sweeney
Audrey Thein
Tom Walburg
Rita Wellinghoff
John Bachman
David Clark
James Dineen
Rita Franklin
Ray Harrison
Daniel Hogan
Kathy Holton
Margaret Martin
Peggy Poshman
Mary Stacy
Joe Stagmyer
Tim Enright
Mary Ellen Fuhrman
Kathy Komnenovich
Sheila Kramer
Barbara Sicking
Pam
Wally
John White
Whirlipool Corp
St. Joseph, Mich
Bogue Electric Manufacturing Co
Paterson
N. J
Bissell Inc
Grand Rapids Midh
Magnelon
Plaza Products
Staten Island
N.Y
D. KE. Reichelderfer
U.S
Evans
Xavier
George W. Crane
Jesus
Crane
Irish Army
Youth
Bohne Greenhouse & Garden Store
Lost
Secondi Frank
Wilson St
Husbo
Viola
Sewemim
St. Johns Church
DIAL
Central Ave
Carlisle, Ohio
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