Lemon Monroe High School Awards Honor Top Pupils
Lemon Monroe High School held a two hour awards assembly honoring top students. Commencement for 186 graduates is set for 8 p m in the auditorium with Dr L Claire Warden of King Avenue Methodist Church giving the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High School
L. Claire Warden
King Avenue Methodist Church
Columbus
Bausch and Lamb
David Burcham
Alpha Council 326
Ouam
Kent Neathery
Charles E. Spensel
Georgia Pattiison
Charles R. Hook
James Swallow
Charles Adams
Joyce McKinley
Leslie Perin
DAR
Georgia Pattison
Troop 88 Scout Wins Eagle Award At Court Of Honor
Frederick Schlotter, 16, son of Mr and Mrs W F Schlotter of 225 Franklin St, received the Eagle Scout award at Troop 88 court of honor sponsored by the Aeronca Management Club. He has four years in scouting and 21 badge requirements, with Eagle Palms in progress. Myron Bessel received Life Award. other rank awards went to Charles Barrett and Craig Weatherby. William Reynolds inducted. John A Lawler named honorary scoutmaster. event featured buffet in Aeronca cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schlotter
W. F. Schlotter
Franklin St
Pokey Griffith
Young Schlotter
Aeronca Management Club
Aeronca
Schiotter
Boy Scouts
Troop 88
Myron Bessel
Charles Barrett
Craig Weatherby
William Reynolds
John A. Lawler
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Jom Meeks
Lawler
First Negro graduate at Hall High School in Little Rock
Effie Jones became the first Negro graduate of Hall High School in Little Rock, receiving her diploma with 214 white peers Tuesday night. She was one of three Negro girls integrated as schools reopened after a year of shutdown to block Central High integration. Two Negro students also graduated Monday from Central, which had been integrated in 1957 58, with both ceremonies passing without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Hall High School
Effie Jones
Miss Jones
Hall High
Central High School
Central
Missing boy, car, and small crime sprees reported
Police report: James Reed, 16, and his father's car are missing from 2226 S Main. Break ins: cigarettes from a vending machine, polo canister contents stolen from Hi-Lo Cafe at 1100 Garfield, 12 golf clubs and bag from S E Farquer at 409 Aberdeen. Hubcaps and a clock radio taken from residents. cemetery flags stolen. Emmett Hogston, 26, arrested on warrants for menacing and assault. Ruth Whiting charged with assault and battery warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Reed
S. Main St
James
Polie
Hi-Lo
Garfield St
S. E. Farquer
Aberdee
Emmett Hogston
Winona Dr
Ruth Whiting
Oxford State Rd
Ear
College Scholarships Named Across Ohio Colleges
The list highlights scholarships and awardees from Wilmington College Findlay College Otterbein College and Champion Paper Foundation among others. Notable names include Robert Thie Richard Saylor Sidney S. Loxley Mary Stubbs Kathryn Waldsmith Robert Koettel and David Burcham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
David Burcham
Robert Koettel
Shannah DeHart
Desmond Combs
Larry Persch
Chester Groth
Ruth Dennis
Rosemary Deck
Arlene Hiatt
Marilyn Proffitt
Judith Mannon
Betty Bake
Josten
Danforth Foundation
Kathryn Waldsmith
Office Outfitters
Linda Ladkaw
Underwood
Wilmington College
Charles ‘Adams
Findlay College
Black Clawson Co
Robert “R Thie
Otterbein College
I ‘el
Middletown Classroxichers Assn
Richard Saylor
Champion Paper Foundation
Sidney S. Loxley
Mary Stubbs
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc
Pasternak Death Reported by Soviet Press
Soviet public learned of Boris Pasternak’s death at his Moscow area home about 36 hours after his passing. The terse notice omitted any reference to the earlier condemnation from Soviet writers and the press after his Nobel Prize in 1958 for Doctor Zhivago.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Purchase of Cars Expected by City Commission
The City Commission is to decide tonight on awarding a contract for seven police cruisers after deferring bids from four local dealers. Hilgeford-Rowe, Inc. offered the highest gross price but with a strong trade in for six used cars. Also on the agenda are bids for two truck chassis and two refuse pack units, a report on vehicle operating costs, a zoning ordinance for B-1 neighborhood business along Verity Parkway, and an emergency ordinance for extending Rosedale Road as an east-west arterial from the Miami River to U S 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thompson
Martin B. Miller
Hilgeford-Rowe, Inc
N. Verity Parkway
Dodge-Chrysler
Hilgeford-Rowe
Dodge Dart
Dodge
Division of Sanitation
Leach
Thompson
Calvin Lloyd
Malvern Street
Donald M. Gose
City Planning Commission
Rosedale Road
Rosedale
Miami River
U.S. 3
Middletown High names two valedictorians and four salutatorians
Middletown High School seniors divide graduation honors with Ron Lawrence and Francis Martin sharing valedictory honors. A four way tie for salutatorian includes Linda Kenthier Helen Lowry Judy Geckeler Lance Mather. Commencement is set for 8 p m tomorrow in the Wade E Miller Gymnasium with Rev Lawrence H Hall as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Lawrence
Francis Martin
Linda Kenthier
Helen Lowry
Judy Geckeler
Lance Mather
Middletown High School
Wade E. Miller
Lawrence H. Hall
St. Paul Espicopal Church
Cleveland
THE
Woman’s Club Foundation
A. Ronald Lawrence
Helen Leslie Lowry
Ernestine E. Roudebush
Phyllis Anne Howser
Sharon Kay Jones
Colin Gardner
Francis Hall Martin
Michael W. Smithson
Lance Russell Mather
Phyllis Gail Slough
George M. Verity
Jean Marie Bundren
Richardm. Baker
Middletown Tax Collections For City and Schools Revealed
County Auditor A. R. Tilton reports 1959 real estate and public utility tax collections totaling 12.69 million, with Middletown Board of Education to receive 2.54 million and the city 762 thousand. The year’s overall rise brings total general and delinquent assessments to 11.72 million and 0.63 million, with two thirds of the funds going to county schools and the rest to veterans bonuses, county funds, municipalities, and the Miami Conservancy District. Comparisons show 3.61 million to the school board and 0.78 million to the city treasury, plus smaller sums to Fairfield officials and Talawanda Education. The first-half period brings the collected total to 6.61 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hamilton
Fairfield City
Talawanda Board of Ed
Twenty six Franklin Queen finalists named in contest
Twenty six local girls were chosen as finalists for the Franklin Quasi Sesquicentennial Queen contest. The winner receives a trip for two to Miami Beach and will reign over the celebration tied to performances of The Happy Valley from June 29 to July 4.
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Tro.wood
U. Franklin
S. 25
Franklin
Denver
Redman
Dieesen
Mnen Eines
Billie Sue Back
Ruby Daniels
Shirley Cathcart
Esther Cox
Naive
Janet DeHart
Karen Emrick
Labruises
Larry la Eversole
Ann Hendy
Davis
Virgie Hoffer
Mary Jane Jtions
Hollingsworth
Rena Hop
Kins
Merle Klein-Schmid
Sylvia
McCoy-Leffler Ambu- Moore
Shirley Owens
Margaretrance
Powell
Linda Presley
Anna
Monroe
Scearce
Joyce Smith
Sharon Star
Lois Swink
Judy Thomas
Tro
Pearl Townsend
Jackie Weaver
Barbara Jo Wells
Eldean Wil- Monroe
Liams
June Workman
Nancy Wroda
Hotel Patrician
Miami Beach
Fla
The
Franklin Chronicle
Happy Valley
Three Cited In Accidents Reported By Police
No injuries were reported but three motorists were charged with traffic violations after city accidents yesterday. Kenneth Craig, 24, of 326 Vanderveer St., charged with backing when unsafe, and Clifford Kinsworthy, 25, of 1608 Park Dr., charged for parking in a restricted zone after a $50 collision at Clayton and Mary Etta. The crash involved a backing truck driven by Craig and a Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. car used by Kinsworthy. Officers charged Bohdan Chemerys, 47, of 2312 Central Ave., with backing when unsafe after a collision behind his garage involving a stopped station wagon driven by Patricia Beckman of Germantown Rt. 2. Damage totaled about $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Craig
Vanderveer St
Clifford Kinsworthy
Park Dr
Clayton and
Mary Etta
Craig
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kinsworthy
Bohdan Chemerys
Central Ave
Patricia Beckman
Germantown Rt. 2
Chemerys
Cooper Undergoes Major Operation
Hollywood AP reports Gary Cooper, 58, has had major surgery removing part of his colon and will stay in hospital for about two weeks. Doctor did not disclose illness specifics but ruled out prostate procedures and noted prior minor operation in Boston five weeks earlier. Cooper, two time Oscar winner, had recently declined a film role due to illness.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Boston
Mi‘nor
Ravenna Fire Chief Resigns After 33 Years Service
Andrew Batch, 75, Ravenna fire chief for 33 years, resigned Tuesday. His son James, assistant chief, was named acting head of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Ohio
Andrew Batch
James
Man Who Killed Klansman Freed
A Montgomery jury acquitted James B. Peek, 22, a former case operator, of murder after he testified threats from Ku Klux Klan members drove him to shoot William C. Horton, 38, a power company line supervisor, in a predawn encounter last September 12.
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Montgomery
Ala
James B. Peek
Peek
William C. Horton
Horton
Robersons Sporting Goods Reclaims Lost Bank Bag
An employee of Roberson & Son Sporting Goods Store recovered a bank bag with 1246.50 in cash and 1600 in endorsed checks after it was dropped on a street near N Broad and Columbia Avenue. The finder E A Eikenberry, an egg dealer from Eaton, returned the money and received a reward from the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Roberson & Son Sporting Goods
Central Ave
Joe McClain
N. Broad St
Columbia Avenue
N. Broad Street
Eikenberry
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Foundation Honors and Awards
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Foundation in Shorthand and Typing honors Ann Louise Schweitzer first and Charlotte Ann Lee second. Music Club Foundation in Music awards Connell R. Miller first instrumental and Billie Jeanette Ratcliffe second vocal. Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi in Music awards Paula Sue Nickell first vocal Thomas H. Koerber second instrumental. Barnitz Memorial Foundation in Shop Work honors David Rondle Layne and Arthur Dale Miller. Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37, Foundation in Public Speaking and Dramatics honors Mardie Crow and Linda Dale Konthier. Phi Beta Psi Sorority Foundation in French honors Rebecca Sue Boxwell first Linda Sue Havemann second. Mabel E. Faries Spanish Award goes to Linda Elizabeth Nein and Claude Lee Baker second. J. Dix Riggs Foundation in Social Science honors Peter W. Schellenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LES Douze Amies
Claude Lee Baker
Carolyn Brent Kemp
Knights of Columbus
Rebecca Sue Boxwell
Anne Louise Lawson
Middletown Lodge B'Nai B’rith
Linda Sue Havemann
Sharon McKnight
Carrie Dell Kimball
Sharon Lee Cowgill
Judy Ann Geckeler
Linda Elizabeth Nein
Armco Assn
Francis Hall Martin
Boostres Club
Helen Mathews
Arlea Harold Ss
Charles Palmer
David
Sally Ann
Carruther
League of Women Voters
James Wilson Lyons
Elizabeth Carrell O'Neil
Bausch and
Lomb
Francis Mail Martin
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Lance Russell Mather
Nate Kunin
John Douglas Palmer
Arion National Music Foundation
Kiwanis Club
Forrest Thomas Barbara Coffman
Middletown
Alice E. Scheibert
Penny Lou Stamper
Sharon Lynne May
Janice Carol Apple
Butler County Medical Society
Mary Frances Silas
Lions Club
A. Ronald Lawrence
Linda Dale Kenthier
National Secretaries Assn
Margaret D. Klopp
Sandra May Smith
Lilian ‘Mae Lewis
Underwood Corp
M.hs. Band Associates
Richard David Cole
Edward Robert Flisher
Mary Bell Robinson
Lmention
Armco Fabricating
Theodore Alan Bowman
Larry Lee Curtis
George M. Verity Memorial Foundation
Helen Leslie Lowry
Barnitz Memorial Foundation
Ann Louise Schweitzer
Marilyn’ Sue Kind
Vance E. Cribbs
Karen Joyce Reifsnider
Steven Williams
Middletown Lodge B'Nai B’rith ‘Foundation
Arthur Dale Miller
Rodney Lee Barker
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Foundation
Charlotte Ann Lee
Music Club Foundation
Connell R. Miller
Billie Jeanette Ratcliff
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Foundation
Paula Sue Nickell
Thomas H. Koerber
David Rondle Layne
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Mardie Crow
Linda Dale Konthier
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Foundaion
Mabel E. Faries
J. Dix Riggs
Peter W. Schellenbach
Foundation winners listed in club scholarship notes
The Business And Professional Women's Club Foundation honors Lil lian Mae Lewis Marilyn Sue King Karen Joyce Reifsnid er and Sandra May Smith for bookkeeping and accounting. Leo Thomas Hutchinson wins printing with Robert Lee Combs second. Judy Ann Geckeler and Sharon Lee Cowgill lead dramatics. Elizabeth Carrell O Neil and Paul Ellen Selby top public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club Foundation
Lillian Mae Lewis
Marilyn Sue King
Karen Joyce Reifsnider
Sandra May Smith
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Prederick Schlotter Scouy
Troop
United Nations
Dan Pasley
Robert ‘Miller
Charles Price
Sidney Loxley
Marie Saylor
Steve Price
League of Women ” Voters
Pete Lang
John Philip Sousa
Judy Frazier
Fenwick High School
Middletown Journal
National High School Poetry Assn
Benny Long
Shannah de Hart
Business and Professional Women's Club Accounting
Rayce
Woman's Auxiliary
Marcia Chenoweth
Marilyn Garrett
Mary Hinsch
Penny Mull
Ruth Mullins
Kay Snowden
Mathematical Assn. of America
Gary Haus
Little Rock
Bill Bailey
Taylor Ave
Annie Allen
N. Main St
Woodside Cemetery
Pasternak
MHS
Charles R. Hook Foundation
U. Ronald
Kenneth Albert Campbell
Charles H. Chalfin Jr
Catherine and Louis Schomer Memorial
Patricia Jo Owrey
Sylvia A. Winkelman
Margaret Pinkerton
Walter Andrew Blevins
Ronald Lawrence
Linda Kontnier
Veterans
County General Fund
Miami Conservancy District
Ucation
Tilton
Tytus
For All
Callas
AL Rubin
Clinton
Serenity
Loved
Riggs Funeral Home
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