First for program Middletown High carries Doty House graduate
Ronald Smith, 19, completes all studies at Doty House before graduating from Middletown High School. He is the first student to finish his entire course through the Doty House work study, having attended six years. Smith, son of Arnold and Mrs. Smith of Hamilton, was injured at age ten in a bicycle accident and spent months in hospital with an orthopedic handicap to his foot and left arm.
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Ronald Smith
Middletown High School
Doty House
Trenton Boy Hurt in One Car Crash
A 16 year old Trenton youth was in serious condition at Cincinnati General Hospital with head injuries after a one car crash on Liberty Fairfield Road in Liberty Township Butler County. David W. lester of 5757 Cotton Run Road was driving north when the car ran off the road and hit a guardrail at 12 27 a m yesterday.
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Hamilton
Trenton
Cincinnati General Hospital
Liberty- Fairfield
Liberty Township
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
David W. Lester
Cotton Run Road
Liberty Fairfield
Three Men Die In Lake Superior Fishing Trip
Ontario police recovered one body from a 12 foot aluminum boat that capsized in Lake Superior near Heron Bay. The victims are M David Wise 27 of Cincinnati Tony Wagner 69 of Blue Ash and T J Wagner 34 of Mason. Wise had just graduated from a Nazarene Seminary in Kansas City and planned a return trip with his two Cincinnati friends. The other two bodies are believed lost in the lake as eight foot waves and near freezing water hindered search efforts.
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Ontario
Canada
Lake Superior
M. David Wise
Cincinnati
Tony Wagner
Blue Ash
T.J. Wagner
Mason
Wise
Superior
Frida
Heron Bay
Pic River
Nazarene Seminary
Kansas City
Evidence motion heard in Middletown murder case
George E. Combs of 529 Garfield St Middletown faced a first degree murder charge and weapon under disability after a Surfside Inn shooting. The motion to suppress evidence was heard by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B Cramer as Middletown police investigated the fatal bar shooting of waitress Sylvia Rodgers.
Hamilton boy drowns on outing to gravel pit
Wade Swank, 13, of 2215 Freeman Ave., disappeared during a spring outing with school friends at the St. Clair Avenue gravel pit. His body was recovered about 7:25 p.m. six hours after he was reported missing by companions among the group. The incident mirrors a prior drowning of a Middletown boy who joined friends for hockey and a swim in the Great Miami River. Wade's companions Scott Treadway, 15, and Robbie Moberly were among those present.
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Hamilton
St. Clair Avenue
Wade Swank
Freeman Ave
Middletown
Miami River
Swank
George Washington School
Robert Quisenberry
Quisenberry
Middletown Civil Service Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Middletown Civil Service Commission will meet at 8:30 a.m. in the City Building third floor room to discuss exams for acquisitions and housing officer posts and to review a legal opinion on a school district employee status. A missing boy case at a gravel pit near George Washington School prompts officials to check the area.
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Middletown Civil Service Commission
Ohio school nurses hold skin care workshop at Hueston Woods
More than 200 nurses attended the Ohio Association of School Nurses annual meeting and skin care workshop at Hueston Woods State Park. Middletown participants included Mildred Schwing and others. Dr. Alvin H. Niemer served as resource dermatologist. The event featured nursing diagnoses guidance and management plans with a dinner meeting and officer installation led by Mrs. Schwing.
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Ohio Association of School Nurses
Hueston Woods State Park
Middletown
Mildred Schwing
Beatrice Gephart
Anita Macadam
Dorrce Perkins
Dorothy van Buskirk
Gladys Lovelace
Alvin H. Niemer
Donald E. “Buzz” Lukens
William Denham
C. J. McLin Jr
Dayton
Denham
Alfred Schwing
Schwing
Middletown Board to hear Education Study presentation
The Middletown Board of Education will receive the Community Education Study at Wednesday's afternoon meeting. The study, sponsored by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce, has run over a year and includes more than 200 Middletown and Monroe residents, with monthly sessions June through August on the second Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the school administration building on Girard Avenue.
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Middletown Board of Education
Girard Avenue
Middletown Area
Germantown recreation panel to meet tonight
A special Recreation Commission meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the township hall upstairs at Center and Main to discuss the recreation budget. Rocky Day, son of Mr and Mrs David Day of 873 Garver Road, has earned a bachelor of arts from Centre College in Danville Kentucky.
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Germantown
Recreation Commission
Center
Main Streets
Centre
Rocky Day
David Day
Garver Road
Centre College
Danville
Deaths Reach Across States in Cleveland Nearby Notices
Former Middleton resident 66, of Syracuse N Y, died at a Syracuse hospital. Survived by husband Dr. Andrew C. Godwin and three sons, a daughter, sister, seven grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Visitation and funeral details listed with Fairchild Meech De Witt Chapel. Memorial gift to Andrew C Godwin Memorial Award.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Middletown
Godwin
N. Y
Andrew C. Godwin
Andrew
Thomas
James
Circleville
Nancy G Reniers
Manlius
Mabel Norris
Columbus
Ohio
Fairchild & Meech
de Witt
Erie Blvd
Orange County Community College
Franklin
Millard Kindred
Elm St
Kindred
Bertha
Wilbur
Sidney
Ralph
Miamisburg
Millard Jr
Avondale
Ariz
Beatrice Hamilton
Mary Powell
Ruth Shupert
Carlisle
Gertrude Frank
Springboro
Eaton Funeral Home
Marion Barber
Woodhill Cemetery
Carlisle High plans theater and newspaper reinstitution this fall
Carlisle Senior High School will reinstate a theater program and a school newspaper this fall under Principal Charles Benny. The district adds seven class periods and reports graduates' future plans: 32 percent to four year colleges, 13 percent to two year colleges, 9 percent to technical schools, 4 percent to military, 25 percent entering labor, 17 percent undecided. The board approved lease terms for a 30 by 90 foot land patch to the Middleton family with fence conditions, and a roof repair package worth 9782 dollars.
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Carlisle
Charles Benny
Benny
David Way
Rutherford
Regina Middleton
Fairview Drive
Middletons
Little League
Way
Cedarville College President to Speak at Middletown Christian School Graduation
Dr. James T. Jeremiah president of Cedarville College will give the commencement address at Middletown Christian School Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium and Grace Baptist Church 3023 N Union Rd Awards will honor outstanding seniors and the school choir and band will perform Since 1952 Jeremiah has led the college from 200 to 1200 students with new buildings added
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James T. Jeremiah
Cedarville College
Middletown Christian School
Grace Baptist Church
N. Union Road
Jeremiah
Sunset hosts summer swimming classes for all ages
Middletown Parks and Recreation announces sessions at Sunset Park for ages 7 and up with four morning time slots. Registration spans June to July for two beginner intermediate sessions June 20 to July 2 and July 5 to 16, plus separate sessions for children six and under with an accompanying adult, and junior and senior lifesaving courses August 1 to 13. Fees vary by program. Pools Sunset Yankee Douglas open Friday 1 to 9 1/2 hours. earlier week curtailed due to scheduling issues.
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Middletown
Red Cross
Sunset
Yankee
Douglas
Retired Persons to Hear Nursing Homes Program
A program on nursing homes will be presented at the monthly meeting of AARP and the National Retired Teachers Association. The event at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church West Middletown starts 12 30 p m with a covered dish luncheon. Speaker Hilda Hill of Dayton will discuss state health department nursing home consulting.
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American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
Ohio
West Middletown
Hilda Hill
Dayton
State Health Department
Helen Hayworth
Bankruptcies Filed by Middletown Couple in Dayton Court
Howard W. Collins, partner in Collins & Co. and president of Integrated Building Industry, Inc., lists assets of 2 125 and debts 165 577. Lucille M. Collins, partner and secretary treasurer, reports assets 300 and debts 165 577.
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Middletown
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Howard W. Collins
Collins & Co
Integrated Building Industry, Inc
Lucille M. Collins
SSI Checks to Rise in July Under Cost of Living
Middletown Social Security official Charles Fields says basic SSI payments will increase in July to reflect living costs. The maximum for a single person will rise from 167.80 to 177.80 dollars and couples from 251.80 to 266.70.
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Charles Fields
Social Security
Middletown
Fields
Beltone offers free tiny earlevel hearing aid model
A Chicago Beltone ad promises a free non-operating Beltone hearing aid model to anyone replying. The unit weighs less than a third of an ounce and is worn at the ear, with no cost or obligation. Thousands have already been mailed from Beltone Electronics Dept 9061 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria St
Ill
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