Group Plans Talks On Camp Hook
Presidents and vice presidents of Explorer Scout posts in the Mound Builders Area Council will meet Tuesday for discussions at Camp Hook. The conference will feature three periods on finance, officer meetings, parent involvement, and post specialties. James Norfolk will speak at a banquet at 6 30 p.m. Gary Moore will preside. Arrangements are by Darrell Stutz and Tom Sant. Resource men include Norfolk Russell Efker and District Scout Executives George
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Mound Builders’ Area Council
Camp Hook
James Norfolk
Cincinnati
Wth
Gary Moore
Council Explorer
Darrell Stutz
Tom Sant
Norfolk
Russell Efker
George
Jordanian Louie Bitar earns chemical engineering accolades
Louie Bitar, a seven year resident, earned two degrees in chemical engineering, won the Henry Hochstetter prize, and completed his master’s at the University of Cincinnati. He arrived in 1952 on a McPherson College scholarship, later transferring to the University of Washington and UC. He will take a two month leave in July to visit Jenin, Palestine.
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Louie” Bitar
Louie
Aeronca
University of Cincinnati
Henry Hochstetter
McPherson College
Kansas
Egypt
McPherson
University of Washington At
Seattle
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Pittsburgh
Louis
Jenin
Jerusalem
Palestine
Man advances from study abroad to five year residency
He described border spats and internal disharmony as long standing, calling the situation social and economic changing rather than turmoil. He planned to travel with his wife but a recent arrival keeps her in Middletown. He hoped to return to Jordan after education but now seeks five year residency as a step toward citizenship.
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Middletown
Jordan
Beer Permits Issued for Shaddock's Market Inc
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control announces C-1 and C-2 beer permits issued to Shaddock's Market Inc located at 1516 Germantown Rd. for carry-out sales. Director Richard C. Crouch reported the action in Columbus. The application was filed on April 27.
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Shaddock'’s Market Inc
Germantown Rd
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Richard C. Crouch
Columbus
Middletown Police Cite Widespread Litter Complaints
City police report a broad pattern of littering complaints across most city districts prompting a warning from the chief. The message urges residents and businesses to dispose of waste properly and cites ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Middletown
Bridegroom Dubs As Philosopher In Dayton Nuptials
David Coleman, 91, a foundry owner, plans to marry 82-year-old Carrie Kieh Sunday night after applying for a license in Kittanning. Coleman quips that with many women in the world, being without one is foolish. Police warn fines up to 50 dollars for littering under the city ordinance as complaints rise each spring from ice cream wrappers, sandwich wrappers, soft drink cups and other papers.
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Dayton, Pa
David Coleman
Carrie Kieh
Kittanning
Coleman
Arizona Statehood Date Admitted On February Fourteenth
Arizona was admitted as a state on February 14, 1912, marking its official entry into the United States as the 48th state. The occasion followed debates over governance, territory status, and regional development within the American union.
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Arizona
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