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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1978

Page

6

Teen of Month Named Douglas Bell of Monroe

Douglas Joseph Bell son of Mr and Mrs Paul Bell of 45 Canova Drive Monroe has been named Teen-Ager of the Month by the Middletown Noon Optimist Tub Bell He will attend the University of Cincinnati this fall to major in political science Bell graduated Lemon Monroe High School earning the Century Three Leadership Program W E Davis Citizenship Award and the National Chorale Award He participated in OEA music contests Pro Musica Explorers Blue and Gold Review marching band boys ensemble choir concert band stage band brass choir swing choir and school musicals He is a National Honor Society member and joined a Washington seminar sponsored by the National School Principal's Association He also sings with the Church of the Ascension choir.

Middletown Tub Bell University of Cincinnati Lemon-Monroe High School Century Three Washington Church of the Ascension

This Day in History July 30 1978 Highlights

On July 30 1619 the first representative assembly met at Jamestown with two delegates from each Virginia plantation. In 1918 William Penn died in England. In 1909 the U S government bought its first airplane for 31000. In 1916 German saboteurs attacked Black Tom Island. In 1942 F D Roosevelt created WAVES. In 1953 Chicago race riots followed a black family move. In 1969 Nixon visited South Vietnam during an Asian tour. Born: Henry Moore 80, Linda Ronstadt 37, Paul Anka 37. Thought: borrower is servant to the lender.

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