State political primaries at Buckeye Girls' State vote day
At Buckeye Girls State in Columbus Ohio the primary and general elections shape up with 35 Federalists and 28 Nationalists vying for six top state offices and many local posts. Nominees include arol Andrews Ruby Chetman Connie Cole Ann Goldthwaite Susan Hutchins Sue Ann Minister Patricia Byers Linda Easex Ann Hale Jane Fawcett and others. The event runs during a weeklong self government school sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary with nearly 1 000 high school juniors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Arol Andrews
Baltic
Ruby, Chetman
Cleveland
Connie Cole
Findlay
Ann Goldthwaite
Columbus
Susan Hutchins
Piqua
Sue Ann
Fairport Harbor
Patricia Byers
Linda Easex
Toledo
Ann Hale
Wilmington
Jane Fawcett
Ohio State University
G. i Fawcett
Hilda Chiswell
Silver Lake
Ohio
Girls’ State
American Legion Auxiliary
Capital University
Camp Hook Hosts First Scout Camp Session
Russell Efker announces the 34th season opening as 100 boys and leaders camp at Camp Hook this week. Troops 9 19 23 33 58 from Middletown 14 70 from Franklin and 57 from Lebanon participate.
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Hight
Camp Hook
Russell Efker
Mmake
Middletown
Frannklin
Lebanon
Beouheimers Listed Satisfactory After Auto Crash
Ivan Beouheimer and his wife Reva of 3127 Finley Street were listed in satisfactory condition at Central Baptist Hospital Lexington Kentucky after an auto accident Sunday between Flemingsburg and Morehead. Accident details unavailable.
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Ivan Beouheimer
Finley S T
Star News
Broad Street
Reva
Central Baptist Hospital
Lexington
Flemingsburg
Morehead
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Margaret OConnell
Mrs. Margaret OConnell died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Her funeral arrangements include a high mass at Christ the King Church Lexington on Thursday at 9 a m with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation at Milward Funeral Home Lexington after 6 p m tomorrow and at Schramm Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p m with Rosary at 7 30 p m. A second funeral is set Friday at Gephart Schmidt Funeral Home Miamisburg with burial in Hillgrove Cemetery. Visitation at Gephart Schmidt Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Margaret O'Connell
Central Ave
Christ the King
Lexington
Calvary Cemetery
Milward
Schramm Funeral Home
Schramm’s
Gephart & Schmidt
Miamisburg
Eugene Purdy
Hillgrove Cemetery
Death of Hosea G Truitt at Middletown Home
Hosea George Truitt died at 8 10 p m at his Middletown Rt 1 home. He was born in Leesburg and lived here 10 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Mary E Martin of Columbus. widow Lucy Ann died 1947. Services 10 a m Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea George Truitt
Middletown Rt. 1
Leesburg
Lucy Ann
Mary E. Martin
Columbus
McCoy- -Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Allen of Springboro Dies at 77
Mrs. Mary Allen 77 of Springboro died at 1 p m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a 10 day stay. She had been ill a month and lived with her son Willard. She belonged to Springboro EUB Church. Surviving: daughter Mrs. John Wood of Greenville four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m.
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Springboro
Mary Allen
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Allen
Willard
EUB Church
John Wood
Greenville
Lee Earl Inman 79 dies after long illness in Hamilton
Private services for Lee Earl Inman 79 of 435 Sycamore Street Hamilton were held today at Inman Funeral Home with burial in Somerville Cemetery. He died Sunday in Hamilton after a long illness and organized the Inman Band in 1930, playing with and directing the band until retirement three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Lee Earl Inman
Sycamore St
Hamilton
Inman
Mrs Marie Stoeckel Services Set At 10 A M
Mrs Marie H Stoeckel 61 of 209 Main Street will be honored at funeral services at 10 o clock tomorrow, with arrangements by Colligan.
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Marie H. Stoeckel
Main St
Colligan
Army chaplain who served in Europe dies at 75
Msgr. L. Curtis Tiernan, 75, chief of army chaplains in Europe during World War II, died Monday. A World War I and II veteran, he retired in 1948 after a heart ailment. Washington also reports Frieda B. Hennock, 55, the first woman named to the Federal Communications Commission, died Monday of a brain tumor. She served from 1948 to 1955 and campaigned for educational and noncommercial television channels.
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Kansas City
L. Curtis Tiernan
Army Chaplins
Europe
Tiernan
Washington
Frieda B. Hennock
Federal Communications Commission
Mother of Columbus Dispatch Publisher Dies at 77
Mrs. Love A. Bostwick of Columbus Ohio died Monday night in Grant Hospital after a week-long confinement. She was 77 and mother in law of Preston Wolfe publisher of the Columbus Dispatch.
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Columbus II
Columbus, Ohio
Love A. Bostwick
Preston Wolfe
The
Columbus Dispatch
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Local Men Leave for Army Induction in Kentucky
Severn Middletown area men left yesterday for the June induction at Ft. Thomas Kentucky part of Local Board No. 10. Middletown participants include John Tackett Robert Klapper and Robert Ryan with area volunteers Richard Wagner Jr Boyd McNabb Larry Smith and Michael Corso among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn Middletown
U. S. Army
Armed Forces
Ft. Thomas
Local Board No. 10
Middletown
John Tackett
Vanes Rd
Robert Klapper
Yankee Rad
Robert Ryan
Lawn Ave
Richard Wagner, Jr
West Middletown Rt. 1
Boyd McNabb
New Miami
Larry Smith
Oxford
Michael Corso
Franklin Teens Hurt In Household Fall And Lip Injury
Two Franklin residents were injured in accidents late yesterday. Leslie Collins aged 4 fractured an elbow after a fall at home and was listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital. Bracy Majors, 28, lacerated his lip on a pipe at Lakeside Gulf Service station, received five stitches, and was released.
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Franklin
Leslie Collins
Frank [Collings of
Middletown Hospital
Bracy Majors
Lakeside Gulf Service Station
Middletown Graduates Win Harvard National Scholarships
Two 1960 Middletown High School graduates, Francis Martin and Lance Mather, receive honorary national scholarships to Harvard University. Martin, co-valedictorian and senior class president, lettered in football basketball and baseball and earned all Ohio end honors. Mather, salutatorian and Merit Scholarship finalist, is National Honor Society member.
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Middlestown High School
Harvard University
Herman J. Olt
Harvard Club
Dayton
Francis Martin
Bruce Martin
Alameda Cl
Lance Mather
Russell M. Mather
Highland St
Harvard
Martin
Mather
United Press International
Mayfly’s Air-Wrapped Wings Aid Submerged Egg Laying
When a mayfly dives below water to lay eggs it wraps a supply of air in its wings before submerging. This air bubble helps the insect breathe while beneath the surface.
Papermakers Elect Officers for Local 112
New officers of Local 112 United Papermakers and Paperworkers AFL-CIO were announced today by newly elected president Aaron Fields. Officers include Burl Smith vice president McKelven Watson recording secretary Price Feltcher financial secretary Arthur Glover Paul Back Taylor Howard Jr Noah Wise Lester Wallace and Asa Ratliff treasurer Wade Carder sergeant-at-arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Afl-Cio
Aaron Fields
Burl Smith
McKelven Watson
Price Feltcher
Arthur Glover
Paul Back
Taylor Howard Jr
Noah Wise
Lester Wallace
Asa Ratliff
Wade Carder
Sergeanent-At-Arms
Tubing Theft Hits Cincinnati Construction Crew
Burglars stole 29 boxes of three-quarter inch tubing worth 609 dollars from a storage trailer on Holly Drive belonging to Gallenstein Construction Co. The trailer was entered between 6:30 p.m. yesterday and 7:30 a.m. today. Foreman Jim Vetter reported the burglary to Detective James Howerton this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Drive
Gallenstein Construction Co
Cincinnati
Aryshire Village
Jim Vetter
James Howerton
Court Asked To Settle Five State Boat Licensing Fuss
Legal officers from Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia ask a federal court to interpret the term principal use in a 1958 federal boat licensing law. They clash over whether principal use means where a boat is docked or where it travels on the Ohio River. The dispute could affect about 300000 in annual license receipts and hinges on river boundary definitions and state line concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio River
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
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Buckeye Girls’ State
Joseph Pulitzer
Federalists
Four Nations
Missouri State Assembly
Porter
McCoy-Leffler
May Leffler
Homer D. Leffler
Beculheimers
Peter Duchin
Eddie Duchin
Ft. Belvoir
Peter
Mrs. M. O'Connell
Mrs
Lee E. Inman
FBI
S. Main ST
Lickliter Family
Papermakers
Egypt
Texas
New Mexico
John B. J
Breckinridge
Ra Croycroft
N. Verity
State Farm Mutual
Beomington
Brow
Broadicon
Bigelow
MO “Beattie
A Smith
H le
TWEED
PBA
South Main
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