Education Leaders At Miami University Con ference
Six key figures in current education news will form the nucleus of Miami University's Sesquicentennial Conference on Schools for the Future. They will deliver prepared addresses and serve as consultants for Saturday discussion groups, with topics on social change, science, and national curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obford
Miami University
G. Fawcett
Ohio State University
Fred W. Hechinger
New Education
New York Times
Fund For the Advancement Education
Paul R. Hanna
Stanford University Education Authority
H. Bentley Glass
Johns Hopkins University
Sigma Xi
Baltimore
W. Lloyd Warner
University of Chicago
America
Henry Steele Commager
Columbia University
Amherst College
Warner
Hechinger
Glass
Commager
Fawcett
Hanna
Rain Delays Open House At Stonybrook Day Camp
Mrs Wade Crabtree director announced open house sessions at Stonybrook day camp will run today tomorrow and Wednesday with over 100 Girl Scouts and Brownies participating. The open house for established campers was canceled due to rain and will be held Sunday from 2 to 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonybrook
Wade Crabtree
Two Beatings and a Stabbing Leave Three in Middletown Hospital
Three locals were hospitalized after two beatings and a stabbing yesterday and today. Crase 23 of Curtis was found dazed after a beating near the 900 Club and admitted for observation with a severe head cut. Mrs Jernigan 48 was treated for concussion and injuries at her home following a beating by her husband. Thurman Owens 47 reported being stabbed at Rainbow Inn after refusing to buy a drink and was treated and released. Det Douglas Barrett leads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Crase
Curtis
West Alley
Toreneady
W. Central Ave
William Brewer
John Lowe
Jeane Butler
Douglas Barrett
Thurman Owens
Sycamore St
Middletown Hospital
Owens
Rainbow Inn
Garfield St
Hamilton Dedicates New Treatment Plant
The city dedicated a new 3.1 million dollar sewage treatment plant at Neilan Boulevard and Fairview Avenue with public ceremonies attended by thousands. Key figures included A D Fille, E D Ransome, Mayor Edward Beckett, and Howard F. Wilson. the plant, completed in 1960, aims for at least 65 percent removal of pollutants in 12 million gallons daily by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Neilan Boulevard
Fairview Avenue
E. D. Ransome
Edward Beckett
John W. Townsend
Beckett
Howard F. Wilson
Robert E. Douglass
Monument Avenue
Charles H. Shook, Inc
Dayton
Board to Review Chapter 7 of Policy Manual
The Board of Education will discuss Chapter 7 covering student policy and bid selections for school furniture at tonight's 7:30 p.m. meeting in the high school. The board has delayed past months but aims to address the manual section and furniture bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cars Crash at Woodlawn and Garfield Injures Driver
Two cars collided at Woodlawn Avenue and Garfield Street injuring Virgil Setters, 29, who suffered a right finger cut. Police cited him for no operator's license and failure to yield. Driver Theodore Henslee, 49, said he entered on green. witness said Setters ran red. Damages: $750 to Setters car and $350 to Henslee car. total about $1,100.
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Woodlawn Avenue
Garfield Street
Virgil Setfers
Yankee Rd
Theodore Henslee
Fairfield Ave
Henslee
Setters
Setters Auto
Police Investigate Six Minor Property Damage Incidents
Police also investigated six minor property damage mishaps yesterday and late Saturday night, outlining routine incidents in a routine report without fatalities or injuries.
Firemen Aid Man On Run To Thornston Harris Home
The Fire Department emergency squad assisted Thornston Harris, 54, of 805 Malvern St. last night at his residence. He was not hospitalized.
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Fire Department
Thornston Harris
Malvern St
Franklin woman injured in three car crash
Mrs. Lucille Fealy 56 of Franklin was in fair condition at Dayton St. Elizabeth Hospital after a three car wreck on U S 35 at Bellbrook Fairfield Rd. Her husband Milo Fealy and daughter Harriet, both treated and released. Fealy suffered a broken collar bone, fractured ribs and scalp cuts. Clark Mangum of Park Ridge Illinois drove the other car that pulled onto U S 35. Fealy was cited for failure to yield. Passengers in Mangum and Charles Stitzer’s cars were uninjured. Incident occurred about 11:30 p.m.
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Franklin
Lucille Fealy
Dayton St. Elizabeth Hospital
U. S. 35
Bellbrook Fairfield Rd
Milo Fealy
Fealy
Harriet Fealy
U.S. 35
Bellbrook-Fairfield
Clark W. Mangum
Park Ridge
III
Charles Stitzer
Dayton
Mangum
Stitzer
Highway Patrol
Education levels rise among American adults
A survey finds that over half of Americans aged 21 and older have completed high school. The data highlights growing emphasis on secondary education and potential impacts on employment and earnings.
Early Morning Fire Destroys Home on Yankee Road
A fire gutted John Robinson's house at 2912 Yankee Rd in the early hours. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars. South Middletown Fire Chief Harold Teaster said cause unknown, with the blaze starting in a bedroom. Firefighters from and extinguished it by 2 15 a.m. no occupants were present. Clifford Green witnessed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Yankee Rd
Harold Teaster
South Middletown
Teaster
Russel Sproul
Miami University's First President Bishop Reburied on Campus
The bodies of Miami University's first president Robert Hamilton Bishop and his wife Ann were moved from an old mound to the university formal gardens in Oxford. The reburial follows a century and a half, with oak boxes and a bronze tablet planned, while Bishop gateways will honor his legacy on Patterson Avenue. Bishop, born 1777 in Scotland, led Farmers College before Miami University opened in 1809, and served as president from 1824.
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Oxford
Miami University
Robert Hamilton Bishop
Ann
University
Old
Farmers College
North College Hill
Miami
Bishop
Farmers
Ohio Military Institute
Cincinnati School Board
Aiken
John D. Millett
Miller
Millett
Patterson Avenue
Scotland
America
Transylvania College
Lexington
Ohio
Youth Dead Parents Hurt In Car Crash
A twelve year old Cincinnati boy Berry Steins died in a two car crash near Mason Maud Road Saturday night. His parents Joseph and Martha Steins were in critical condition at Mariemont Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. The other driver Conrad Claus forty eight of Mason was listed in fair condition. Claus swerved into the Stein car after hitting a berm. The accident marks Warren County's eleventh death of 1959, comparing to eight on the same date last year.
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Mason
Cincinnati
Berry Steins
Mariemont Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Joseph
Martha Steins
Conrad Claus
Mariemont Hospital
Claus
Stein
Doty House Nets $10.80 From Show
Nine girls from the 3100 block of Poinciana Road will donate $10.80 to Doty House after a Friday lawn show at 3105 Poinciana Rd. The production directed by Barbara Wendt featured Barbara Wendt Carolyn Davidson Lesa Davidson Robyn Davidson Deborah Wendt Sarah Roney Kay Stubbs Daphne Sisson and Jodi Sisson. The cast performed comedy drama and music and plan to tour Doty House tomorrow with possible repeats for the youngsters.
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Poinciana Road
Hampton Place
Doty House
Barbara Wendt
William S. Davidson
Poinciana Rd
Carolyn Davidson
Lesa Davidson
Robyn Davidson
Deborah Wendt
Sarah
Sports Writer Carl Shatto Dies at 54 in Chicago
SRICAGO AP Carl Walter Shatto a Ohio State graduate and former sports editor of the Cleveland Press died Sunday night of a heart attack He was 54 and had served on the Chicago Tribune sports staff for 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sricago
Carl Walter Shatto
Ohio State University
The
Cleveland Press
Shatto
Chicago Tribune
Break-in at Mc Coy Oil Co. reported on Girard Ave
Police say burglars entered the Mc Coy Oil Co at 1224 Girard Ave through a window and stole two light brown billfolds containing 70 dollars in cash and 5 dollars in change left for drivers. Ptt. John Lowe and Jeane Butler found the break-in. Robert Conner of 10 Garden Ave reported the theft of his 1954 model car Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Oil Co
Girard Ave
Ptt
John Lowe
Jeane Butler
Robert Conner
Garden Ave
Man Shot in Auto in Omaha Street Incident
Maxwell Page, 26, of 2315 Longfellow Street, was shot in a car at Omaha and Oneka Streets and is in serious condition at Middletown Hospital. Deputies report seven bullet holes in the right front door. Harold Haney, 26, of 2022 Waneta Street, is being questioned.
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Harold Haney
Waneta Sr
Maxwell Page
Longfellow Sr
Omaha
Middletown Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's
Longfellow St
Page
Arnold
Maxwell
Oneka
Aaron Fields Re elected President of Local 112 AFL CIO
Aaron Fields was chosen for the 12th consecutive term as president of Local 112 United Paper Workers AFL CIO at the annual election held Saturday. Also elected were Burl Smith VP Price Fletcher recording secretary John Eichorn financial secretary Noah Wise chief steward Fred Richardson trustee and George Pergram sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Fields
United Paper Workers
Afl-Cio
Burl Smith
Price Fletcher
John Eichorn
Noah Wise
Fred Richardson
George Pergram
Taylor Howard Jr
Paul Bach
Jake Lansdale
Arnold Hampton
Lester Wallace
Water skier Kenneth Riley in satisfactory condition after accident
Kenneth Riley, 32, of 1316 Bernice Street, remains in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital after a water skiing accident on the Miami River Saturday. A dead tree limb pierced his chest as he skied, and he was rescued from 15 feet of water by Dick Shockey, who was towing him and another skier in a motorboat.
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Kenneth Riley
Bernice Sr
Middletown
Riley
Miami River
Dick Shockey
Aeronca
39 Committee Meets Tonight
Members of the identification committee for the 1939 Middle town High School graduates reunion will meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs. Fred Ziegler 2804 Sherman Ave. Committee hosts for the Friday night program meet tomorrow at 7 30 at Dr. John Sawyer 4700 Manchester Rd with Mrs. John Robertson presiding. The reunion occurs Friday and Saturday. A filibuster is defined as an unlawful military expedition into a foreign country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Fred Ziegler
Sherman Ave
John Sawyer
Manchester Rd
John Robertson
City Starts New Project To Build East End Sewer
City Manager Charles W. Thompson announced a new sanitary sewer district for the East End with a 250 foot 2 inch sewer tile link under the relocated Ohio 422. The 30 foot below road section will be heavily reinforced, funded from the one mill capital improvement fund, with later costs absorbed by the new district. Preliminary plans place the line north of Manchester Road to Dick's Creek, four miles, serving areas east of Breiel Boulevard toward Oxford State Road, with plant options at the existing facility or a new Dick's Creek plant.
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Ohio 422
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
City Commission
Thompsonn
Capital Improvement Fund
Manchester Road
Dick's Creek
Breiel Boulevard
Oxford State Road
NITE ’n DAY laundry offers 24 hour coin wash use
A local NITE ’n DAY facility advertises around the clock coin operated washers at 15 cents per load and 50 pound dryers at 5 cents per cycle. It promises washing and drying a week’s laundry in under an hour for about 90 cents total while using rain salt water. It invites neighbors to visit its modern, convenient site open 24/7.
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OSU
Ida Belle Jernigan
Young St
Neer
Ohio Department of Health
A. D. Fille
Basil Haneberg
St. Ann Parish
William E. Burdsall
Order of
United American Mechanics
Earl F. Brush
Public Utilities
Troop 20
Boy Scouts of America
Woman Fair
Jos.r.baker & Sons, Inc
Middletown, Ohio
Clifford Green
Mohawk St
Sorg Paper Co
First Miami
Transylvania
Lstevice
Charles
Central Ave
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