Middletown High Seniors Win Wide Honors at Assembly
Middletown High School held a two hour recognition in the auditorium. Principal D R Baker announced seniors of the year Jerry Sams and Ted Olt Jr as the class leaders. Awards named include National Honor Society 41 new members, perfect attendance eight students, and multiple civic and scholarship honors to many seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
D. R. Baker
Erry Sams
Ted Olt, Jr
Baker
Schoo
National Honor Society
Ain
Middletown High
Jean Brietenbecher
Carolyn Cribbs
Luvane Geary
Donald Gill
Charles Hawkins
Eddie Saylor
Don W. Schneider
Patricia Tinley
Shirley Duncan
Eddie Kendgil
Loretta Miller
Tom Roper
Marilyn Turner
Iles R. Hook
Joyce Kathleen
Carolyn
Charles Frank Feledy
Talton Kendrick
Council No. 326
U.am
Ann McCandless
Joiner Board and Carton Company
Neil Phillip Ramsey
Douze Amies
Gaye Estella Caster
The
American Legion Ameriedhism Foundation
Richard Allen J
Charles F. Wilmere
William F. Hilz
Gerald Ce Ragland
Imco Association
Tom Dillman
Clifford Allen Halfere
Anforth Foundation
Coralie Jean Wikel
Herman A. Block
Garfield Pupil Wins Patrol Award at Sertoma Party
Benny Roberts of Garfield School was named patrolboy of the year at the Sertoma Club patrol party in Cincinnati Gas & Electric auditorium. Mary Etta St Roberts received a wrist watch from club president David Armbruster, with several runners up honored for awards and community praise. The event, praised by Superintendent Wade E Miller and Police Chief Joseph Blackmore, drew 150 youths and adults from multiple city schools and ended with theater tickets gifted to attendees.
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Sertoma Club
Carol Kruse
Benny Roberts
David Armbruster
Bob Zuehlke
Journal
Bill Weith
Garfield School
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Mary Etta St. Roberts
Bob Zuehike
Holy Trinity School
Martin Thomas
Middletown Aaa
Carole Kruse
Sherman School
Paul Wilson
Middletown Safety Council
Liomer Weikel
Erle Hanson
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Wade E. Miller
Holy Trinity
St. Mary’s
Central
Wilson
Washington, Jefferson
Lincoln
Maple Park
Garfield
Sherman
Taft
Amanda
St. John's
Paramount Theater
Dwight Kirk
Weekend Movie Showtimes at Paramount and Strand Theaters
At Paramount on Wednesday The Prince of Pirates shows at 1 15, 4 15, 7 20 and 10 25 p.m. By The Light Of The Silvery Moon at 2 30, 5 35 and 8 40 p.m. On Thursday House Of Wax runs 1 50, 3 40, 5 40, 7 35 and 9 30 p.m. At Strand Wednesday Woman They Almost Lynched at 1 25, 3 55, 6 30 and 9 00 p.m. Loose In London at 2 45, 5 15, 7 50 and 10 20 p.m. Thursday Last of Comanches at 1 15, 4 10, 7 10 and 10 05 p.m. Lawless Breed at 2 50, 5 50 and 8 45 p.m.
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Paramount
London
Fresh Air Camp Draws 166 Applicants in Middletown
One hundred sixty six local children applied for the 100 openings at the Fresh Air Camp to start June 15. Nurses will rate applicants this week by need, selecting those aged six to eleven for the health-building program ending August 7.备用 names will be kept on file for replacements if needed.
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Middletown Area
Laura Crist
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Crist
Robert Miller Reelected Gardner Union President
Robert Miller was reelected yesterday to a fourth term as president of the Gardner Board and Carton Independent Paper workers Union. Howard Reider, chairman of the election committee, announced results of the eighth annual vote. Harry Brown elected vice president. others named as chief delegate and plant representatives.
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Robert Miller
Gardner Board and
Carton Independent Paperworkers Union
Howard Reider
Harry Brown
James Stork
Manchester Machine
Willie Cobb
Mill One
Thomas Herald
Mill Two
Charles Reichter
Carton
Reider
Gratis Man Hurt Slightly When Car Leaves Road
James Finch, 24, of Gratis, suffered minor injuries in a one car crash on Route 122 south of Gratis at 5 p m yesterday. He was treated at Middletown Hospital for a chest contusion and nasal hemorrhage and released. Deputy Sheriff H L Plander said braking failed, sending the car into a roadside bank. Finch s wife escaped injury and the car sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finch
Gratis
Middletown
Preble
H. L. Plander
Finch
Fire at Armco East Side Works Limited to Small Damage
Firefighters contained a blaze at Armco East Side Works to the slab mill motor room with minor damage. Sparks from an ingot set fire to crates of bearings in storage, but damage stayed within paper-wrapped crates as Companies 2, 3, and the ladder company responded to the 4:51 a.m. alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco East Side
Ladder
Lawyers to Close Early on Wednesdays in Summer Months
Richard N. Koehler secretary of the Butler County Bar Association said members will close offices Wednesday afternoons during June July August and September. The practice, begun in recent summers, was unanimously adopted at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard N. Koehler
Butler County Bar Association
Survey Calls For 5-Man Park Board and Rec Head
Middletown considers NRA recommendations to form a five member Recreation and Park Board and hire a full time recreation director. The NRA urged stronger school ties and use of facilities for year round programs while noting steps needed to adapt the plan locally. The Park Board and Parkevelopment Commission reviewed the report and agreed to pursue changes as a guide.
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Middletown
National Recreation Association
NRA
Park Board
Herbert Starick
Recreation and Park Board
Segoe
Armco Park
Rathman Park
Smith Farm
Public Utilities Department
PDC
Board of Education
School Board
Recreation Board
Junior High Graduation Set At Two Commencement Halls
Middletown High School principal D. R. Baker will symbolically accept the city's junior high graduates at ceremonies in McKinley and Roosevelt auditoriums tomorrow morning. Board members Gruver and Kristy will present diplomas and officiate at McKinley and Roosevelt. Activities begin with citizenship awards by Principal Andrew Roper and a 10 30 processional by the orchestra followed by an invocation. Superintendent Wade E. Miller will address the graduates at both exercises.
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Wade E. Miller
Births Report From Local Homes
Vital statistics list several newborns reported yesterday and today. Names and addresses include Charlie Duff, 3126 Andrews St, a girl. Jarvis Proffitt, 3111 Omaha St, a girl. Vernon Akers, 405 Oxford State Rd, a girl. Luther Pogue, Franklin Route 2, a girl. John Schwab, 1408 Girard Ave, a boy. Phillip Linkous, 19 Rooks Lane, Franklin, a girl. and Lester Wallace, 2500 Minnesota St, a girl born today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Duff
Andrews St
Jarvis Proffitt
Omaha St
Vernon Akers
Oxford State Rd
Luther Pogue
Franklin Route 2
John Schwab
Girard Ave
Phillip Linkous
Rooks Lane
Franklin
Lester Wallace
Minnesota St
Hospital Notices List Read Like Local Card
In The Hospital Mrs Rodney Caudill of Hampton Place is listed for surgical, Mrs Noah Lambert of Auburn Street for medical, Mrs Matt Combs of Franklin for surgical, Eugene Eakins of Sixth Avenue, William Dineen of Malvern Street, Kevin Gullett son of Mr and Mrs Paul Gullett of South Verity Parkway, Mrs Silas Osborne of Taylor Avenue, Mrs William Rau of Sherman Avenue.
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Rodney C. Caudill
Hampton Pl
Noah Lambert
Auburn St
Matt Combs
Franklin
Eugene Eakins
Sixth Ave
William Dineen
Malvern St
Kevin Gullett
Paul Gullett
South Verity Pkvy
Silas Osborne
Taylor Ve
William Rau
Sherman Ave
Marine GI Return To U S Two Middletonians Aboard
Two Middleton residents are slated to return to the United States from the Far East. Corporal James H. Schiverdecker of 3225 Mohawk Street is among 550 veterans of the First Marine Air Wing in Korea aboard the Gen W M Mitchell due to dock in San Francisco. Corporal Theodore R. Combs of Middletown Route 1 is among 2,150 passengers aboard the Navy transport Lynx due to dock in Seattle. Also aboard the Lynx are Staff Sergeant Norman E Reed Jr and Private First Class Ronald L Spivey, both of Hamilton.
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Middletonians
United States
Far East
James H. Schiverdecker
Mohawk St
First
Marine Air Wing
Korea
W. M. Mitchell
San Francisco
Cpl
Theodore R. Combs
Middletown
Seattle
Navy
Lynx
Sfc
Norman E. Reed, Jr
Pfc
Ronald L. Spivey
Hamilton
Non-Teaching Employees To Honor Miller
About 90 non teaching employees of Middletown schools will honor retiring Superintendent Wade E Miller with a testimonial dinner at 630 this evening in the American Legion Home. Program activities include short talks by R H Snyder school board president a Mrs Bette In addition group singing will be led by Miss Betty Newkirk with Miss Elizabeth Sheatsley at the piano. Hugh Butler clerk of the Board of Education will serve as toastmaster while the dinner will be prepared under Clyde Hackney s supervision Miller who has been with Middletown schools for 36 years will retire July 31.
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Middletown
Wade E. Miller
American Legion
R. H. Snyder
Bette
Betty Newkirk
Elizabeth Sheatsley
Hugh Butler
Board of Education
Clyde Hackney
Miller
Accidents Harm Woman and Two Children in Middletown
Pearl Simpkins 29 of West Middletown Route 1, an Aeronca Manufacturing employee, cut her left index finger when a drill broke and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Johnny Fisher 2 of West Middletown Route 1 sprained an ankle after a fall from a tricycle, treated at 9:05 p.m. Kathy Kicos 4 of Miami Ave Franklin, fell from a slide at Chatauqua and sprained her left arm, treated at 9:20 p.m.
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Middletown
Pearl Simpkins
West Middletown
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Johnny Fisher
Daniel Fisher
Kathy Kicos
Stephen Kicos
Miami Ave
Franklin
Chatauqua
St Johns Clock Gets Face Lift at Church
The clock atop St John’s church is being restored with face lifts. Verdin Company of Cincinnati repairs numerals adds new hands and white backing glass on all four faces and installs an electric mechanism to drive the movement and bells. The church notes the clock no longer requires weekly winding and the Angelus chimes have already been electrified.
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St. John’s Church
Times
Paul Galvin
St. John's
Verdin Mny
Cincinnati
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Advertisement
Itchy pimples ruin romance and scratch relief is offered by Peterson's Ointment. Fast relief for pimples eczema and skin irritations. Price 45 cents at all druggists. One application delights or money refunded. Also for tired cracked feet Adv.
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Peterson
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MHS
Terry Sams
Ted Olt
Booster Club
Tom
Beatrice M. Getz
Kiwanis Club
Cleo Sanadietown Hospital School of
Nursing
Patricia Ann McCandless
Middletown Classroom Teachers’ Association
Carol Ann Bauer
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Helen Schatzmann
Barbara Jean Withers
David Wilson Young
Helen Mathews Music
Ruby Louise Hall
Charles Palmer Davis
Donald Ray Gill
Mildred Eileen Wright
Bausch and
Lomb
Harold Allen Gray
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Joseph Terence Sams
Arion National Music Foundation
Peter Ambler Carruthers
E. C. Woodward
Richard Allen Jones
Catherine and Louis Schomer
Virginia Lee Schwall
Shirley Ann Tucker
Margaret Pinkerton
iGiven
War Mothers
Robert McFeeter
F. W. Brosius
Nightingale Nursing Club
Cleo Garofalos
Mary Evelyn Watson
Scheibert
Barbara Lee Emrick
Nancy Jane Miller
Sandra Ellen Rathbun
National Secretaries Association
Margaret D. Klopp
Betty Joyce Newkirk
Gerald Richard Cottongim
MHS Band Associates
Marilyn Kay Gahm
Thomas Andrew Roper
B. F. Hurwitz
Talton C. Kenrick
Patrol
Joseph Blackmore
Ohio
Phoenix, Ariz
Harold Gray
Sertoma
Walter Sternert
Holy Trinity Church
Dean & Barry
White House
Roy A
White Co
Fresh Air
Gardner Union
Armco
American Building & Loan
Continua Cath Aisi
Central Ave
By Jerry Nardiello
Harold Goft
Goetz
City Commission
Paul Galeese
A. C. Neff
Bob Miles
Ivo Beedle
Sam McAdow
Starick
St. John’s
Palm Beach
Epton
Geese Strien
Worthmore
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