Fenwick Class of 1954 Graduates in Cincinnati
Fenwick High School held graduation exercises for the Class of 1954 with 37 seniors at the Manchester Hotel. Msgr. Carl J. Ryan urged the graduates to consider character, language, religion, and living with others as core life goals. Sandra Achberger and Richard Ristaneo were salutatorian and valedictorian respectively, with numerous scholastic awards and scholarships announced.
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Fenwick High School
Manchester Hotel
Msgr
Carl J. Ryan
Cincinnati Archdiocese
Msgr. Ryan
Sandra Achberger
Richard Ristaneo
Glee Club
Hugh Gingerich
Martha Piedel
Marilyn Potter
Ann Murray
Julian O. Krusling
J. F. Mulligan
Nancy Harmount
Fenwick Spirit
Mary Kramer
Stella Kramer
Genevieve O'Connell
Dorothy Stahl
American Citizens Club
John Blust
Earl Pressler
Moorman Sand & Gravel Co
Irene Roelli
Jo Ann Kolker
American Legion Post
Phyllis Orth
Barbara Thieman
L. T. Kenney
Carole Augspurger
John Dobrozsi Jr
Emorie Dobrozsi
Nancy Jo Bailey
Jerry Kramer
Science Dumford Tracking Co
Irene Roell
Father Krusling
Marian College
Marian
Carole Neerae Mt
Eloise Evans
Pauline Esposito
Betty Jo Sauter
Charles Daly
Laeleen Davis
Joseph Mulligan
Jack Poplin
Raymond Roell
George Blass
Robert Zuehlke
Fenwick
Alfreda Klingensmith
John Dorenbusca
Ann Marie Heggi
Barbara Beiser
Kay Kenny
Colored News Women’s Day Observed at Second Baptist
A public program by the Missionary Society at Second Baptist Church Sunday begins at 3 p.m. with scripture read by Mrs. Pearl Maxberry and welcome by Mrs Eby Banks. Guest speaker Mrs. Dorothy Barker Jones of St Paul, Minn will be introduced by society president Mrs Anna O Bap ks. Other participants include Mrs Jennie Holliday Susie Herring Gladys Mills Elnora Henderson Georgia Bell and Florence Domnick. Rev Herbert Hart will preach at New Era Baptist Church at 3 30 p.m. Sunday with deacons from various churches leading devotional services.
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The
Missionary Society
Pearl Maxberry
Eby Banks
Dorothy Barker Jones
St. Paul, Minn
Anna O'Bapks
Society
Jennie Holliday
Susie Herring
Gladys Mills
Elnora Henderson
Georgia Bell
Florence Domnick
Herbert Hart
New Era Baptist Church
Middletown Target in Nationwide Civil Defense Test
Middletown joins 15 Ohio cities in a June 14 mock atomic incident as part of Operation Alert a nationwide civil defense exercise. The plan includes 45 B29 type planes simulating an air incident with hazardous devices and chemical agents. Local participation centers on the Dial Radio Club and state and federal civil defense groups with uncertain city readiness.
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Middletown
Ohio
Paul Wilson
The
Safety Council
United States
Ohio Adj. Wen
Leo M. Kreber
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Youngstown
Steubenville
Toledo
Akron
Canton
Ironton
Hamilton
Elyria
Lorain
Springfield
Lima
Kreber
State Highway Patrol
Highway Department
Whitlock Reelected Miami University Board Chairman
John B. Whitlock chief maintenance engineer of Armco Steel Middletown was re elected chairman of the Miami University board of trustees at the annual meeting. Officers Hugh Nichols Charters Maple and William Heistand were also re elected. Alumni Day marked the 115th commencement with events on campus including a baccalaureate service and a Monday morning commencement in Withrow Court and Miami Stadium.
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Oxford
John B. Whitlock
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Miami University
Hugh Nichols
Batavia
Charters Maple
Lebanon
William Heistand
Eaton
Miami
Grads
Withrow Court
Miami Stadium
Man Fined $50 In Conduct Case
Reese Wells of 900 W Central Ave was fined 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct by Judge J T Lamb in Municipal Court. The fine was suspended on condition of good behavior after Wells was arrested May 9 at West Alley and Central Avenue during a fight. Wells was found not guilty of intoxication.
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Reese Wells
Central Ave
J. T. Lamb
Wells
West Alley
Central Avenue
Clarence Bailey
Hamilton Fishermen Fined For Exceeding Canadian Catch Limits
Seven Hamilton anglers arrested near North Bay Ontario faced fines after authorities found 489 pickerel 72 northern pike and four perch in their vehicle. Each man from Hamilton Paul Brown Howard Schreck George R. Brown Homer Jacobs Joseph Wolner and Frank Beierle received 50 fines and 15 costs. Officers described the confiscation and noted the fish had been cleaned and packed. The men vowed not to return to Canada with illegal catches.
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Hamilton
Canada
North Bay
Ontario
Butler County
Lake Nipising
Paul Brown
Howard Schreck
George R. Brown
Homer Jacobs
Joseph Wolner
Frank Beierle
Bill St. Pierre
Route 4 Site Of Two Crashes North Of City
Four people injured in three auto crashes outside the city. Thomas Corcoran of Germantown and passenger Norman Wilson treated and released after a one car crash on Ohio 4 near Middletown. Dukes hospitalized with knee lacerations after a southbound car failed to negotiate a curve. Charles Magenah of Clinton and Jennie Fletcher of Cincinnati involved in a collision at Ohio 741 and 63 with Fred Larmore Jr of Dayton. Larmore cited for stop sign violation.
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City
Thomas Corcoran
Germantown
Norman R. Wilson
Middletown
Ohio
John Dukes
Garfield St
Ohio 4
Poasttown Bridge
Dukes
Charles Magenah
Clinton
Jennie A. Fletcher
Cincinnati
Fred Larmore Jr
Dayton
Larmore
Magenah
Middletonian Dies In 100 Foot Fall At Begeland Scaffold
Thomas J. Mack 33 of 325 N Main St Middletown was killed when he slipped and fell nearly 100 feet from a smokestack scaffold in Begeland Michigan while working as a brick mason for Rust Engineering Co of Pittsburgh. Surviving: wife Henrietta two daughters Thomasetta Corliss mother Mrs Earle ne Mack Montgomery Ala brother Theodore sisters Elsie Caldwell Stella Ruby Mack. Body returned to Bailey Funeral Home Middletown for services and burial. Mack had resided in Middletown since 1901 and belonged to Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Funeral arrangements set for 1:30 p m Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Paul D Bergdall officiating. Interment Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 3-5 and 7-10 p m at funeral home.
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Middletown
Begeland
Mich
Thomas J. Mack
N. Main St
Rust Engineering Co
Pittsburgh
Will
Richard Mack
Montgomery
Ala
Mack
Bethel Ame Church
Henrietta
Thomasetta
Corliss
Earlene Mack
Theodore
Ohio State University
Elsie Caldwell
Stella
Ruby Mack
Bailey Funeral Home
Nack
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Adam Nock
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs Jeannette Nock Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs. Jeannette Nock, 80, of 1821 Sherman Ave, mother of Dr. Jean Nock of Franklin, died at 1:40 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital where she was admitted Friday at 5:30 p.m. A native of Cincinnati, she...
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Jeannette Nock
Sherman Ave
Jean Nock
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Cincinnati
Funeral services set for Otis M. Smallwood of Gratis
Otis M. Smallwood 73 a watchman for Gardner Board and Carton Co. died Thursday evening at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after six months of failing health. Services are 2 pm Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev A M Wilson of Trenton Nazarene Church officiating. Interment in West Chester Cemetery. Pallbearers: Edwarderan John Wright Chris Weiner Luther Hoskins Lafayette Curtis Ant Oglesby. Friends may call Sunday 3–5 and 7–9 pm.
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Otis M. Smallwood
Gratis
Gardner Board & Carton Co
McCoy-Leffler
A. M. Wilson
Trenton Nazarene Church
Edward Eran
John Wright
Chris Weiner
Luther Hoskins
Lafayette Curtis
Ant Oglesby
West Chester
Mr. Smallwood
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Waldner New RSM Leader, Middletown Charter’s Youngest Council
Louis A. Waldner Sr., contractor of 708 13th Ave, was elected illustrious master of Middletown Council 136 Royal and Select Masters at the annual meeting in the Masonic Temple. Officers installed included Ray Richter deputy master and Clayton Hursh honored with a post-master’s jewel for service. Installing officers were Al Meyers, Harold Hannah, John Cassacy, and Wayne Mitchell.
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Louis A. Waldner, Sr
Lth Ave
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Ray T. Richter
Orville E. Morris
Walter C. Leonard
Lester May
Percy B Smith
Thomas L. Jones
Elbert L Hawkins
Charles W Moore
Omer Sexton
Sentinel
Melvin Ashcraft
Clayton C. Hursh
al Meyers
Harold Hannah
John Cassacy
Wayne Mitchell
Arrow Order To Meet The Mound Builders Area
The Order of the Arrow lodge will meet at Camp Hook at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Bob Caldwell secretary announcing the gathering. Chief Bob Kelly will preside at the session.
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Mound Builders Area
Order of the Arrow Lodge
Camp Hook
Bob Caldwell
Bob Kelly
Six City Crashes Leave $1,535 In Damages
Police reported six automobile accidents in the city yesterday causing $1,535 in damage. Elmer A. Gibson 30 was cited and arrested for driving while intoxicated after a 9:45 p.m. crash at Carolina Street and Goldman Avenue. A parked car owned by Owen Albaugh was struck. Gibson’s car $150 damage, Albaugh $300. Edith W. Desbaz o 28 and Rager H. Young 25 collided at 7:25 p.m. on 6th Avenue and Lincoln Street with damages $300 and $80 respectively. An unattended city truck backed into a Singer Sewing Machine Co. truck causing $400 damage to the latter. no damage to the city vehicle. James P. Bashaw 42 received a red light citation after a collision with a city auto at Manchester Avenue and Clark Street. Bashaw’s car $75 and the city vehicle $75.
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Elmer A. Gibson
Crawford St
Carolina Street
Goldman Avenue
Gibson
Owen Albaugh
Wilmore Dr
Albaugh
Edith W. Desbazo
Yankee Rd
Rager H. Young
S. Main J
6Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Desbazo Auto
Young
City Street Department
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Central Ave
Vail Avenue
Clinton Street
James P. Bashaw
Vannest Ave
Winfred L. Duff
Brentwood St
Manchester Avenue
Clark Street
Bashaw
Shadow Fails To Materialize In Local Porch Report
Police received a report of a big shadow at 2100 South Main but could not locate any prowler. Micky South, 14, said she thought she saw a large shadow while caring for her siblings as her parents attended a school event. officers checked the area with no result.
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Micky South
Robert Sloan
S. Main
Stolen 1940 car and forgery fugitive Arrest
Police report a 1940 car with license 7900 SW was stolen from behind an address on S Main Street last night. McCann Motors reported a 1942 sports sedan with license 252 MH stolen from 215 Charles Street. Clellan Collins, 34, Earle Hotel, was arrested on a Hamilton fugitive warrant for forgery.
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John Wells
Meadow Ave
S. Main Street
McCann Motors
Charles St
Clellan Collins
Earle Hotel
Hamilton
Collins
Girl's Arm Broken After Swing Fall
Edith Gephart a six year old girl daughter of James Gephart 3208 Seneca Street suffered a fracture of the right arm in a fall from a swing at Trenton yesterday. She was treated at Middletown Hospital at 6 20 p m and discharged.
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Edith Gephart
James Gephart
Seneca St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Patton enters not guilty plea in Trenton shooting case
Patton 20 of Trenton pleads not guilty at arraignment before Judge Cramer on a second degree murder charge in the May 3 shooting death of Lee Highley 33 of Tytus avenue. Trial dates to be set. Six other defendants pleaded guilty, including burglary larceny and forgery cases.
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Douglas Vernon Patton
3Rd St
Trenton
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Patton
Lee Highley
Tytus Ve. Highley
Highley
Jackson Bosch
Roy Johnson
Middletown
Woodford Bristoe
Dayton
Robert Jones
Glen E. Martin
Hamilton
Arthur Dobbs
William Childs
Dobbs
Kenneth Dunham
Herman
Don Kirby
Guy Bishop
Harry Long
Robert W. Jones
James Albert Davis
James Henry Heiser
Elmer Lewis Robinson
Mansfield
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James F. McNary
Eloise Evans Dramatics (the Dillon Family
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Aveh
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Jewerny
Colored News
Howard Sears
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham and
Wilmore
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Dial Radio Club
Whitlock
Corcoran
Middletonian
Mrs
GEM City
Waldner
RSM
Stahl
Clifford Brinegar, Jr
Donald Coats
Ralph Manning
Cramer
Henry Clay Saylor
Raymond Hensley
Frederick Neal
Clayton Neal
Union Township
India
Melampy
Dia
R.C. Caudill
America
R. C. Caudill
Loma Mae Jones
First Church of God
Central Church of Christ
First Ave
Clayton and Plain ST
God
D. A. Can Thornton McClain
PASTO
Church OF God
Clayton Street
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