30 Superior Music Ratings From Four Local Schools
Four local schools sent entries to the Ohio Music Education Association District 12 solo and ensemble contest and earned a total of 30 Superior ratings. Middletown High School claimed nine Superior marks across instrumental and vocal entries, while Lemon-Monroe High School totaled 12 Superior ratings, including a straight A in all grading points for the brass sextet and top marks for the girls triple trio. Roosevelt Junior High and Oneida Junior High also posted multiple Superior results, with several soloists and ensembles earning high praise as Dayton regional finals loomed for April 1, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Music Education Association
Middletown High
Middletown High School
Sidney Whitehead
Greg Lawson
Forest Thomas
Tom Koerber
Bill Hoppe
Henry Craycraft
Jenni Wren
Merrily Day
Marsha Kelley
William Svarda
Nicholas Nick
John Weikel
Don Sellers
Dick Cole
Ron Reeder
Harold Fritsche
Connell Miller
Dennis Blackmore
Marlene Apple
Lin
da Havemann
Sandra Weidhe
Barbara Bunnel
Susan Davies
Joe Newlin
John Palmer
Dennis ‘Blackmore
Barbara Dempster
Bethel Schoen
Linda Morris
Jeaner Sorrell
Myra Getz
Elaine,Key
Lemon-Monroe High
Lemon-Monroe High School
Lemon-Monroe
Jim Lamphier
Pat Berry
John Blose
Jim Price
Mark Lamphier
Dan Craft
Paul Morrow
Charles Montgomery
Larry Duff
Neal Walke
Tim Lamphier
Larry Doebier
Sharon Long
Tim Litsch
Faith Sanders
Gerry Housh
Sandrah Steele
Norman Trisler
Eunice Warmoh
James Sperry
David Line
Dennis Collins
Bill Conley
Robert Moore
Jimmy Anderson
Judy Snyder
Sherron Jones
Glenda Tungate
Brenda Day
Larry Doebler
John Mann
Linda Price
Shirley Striefthau
April Pearce
Joe Oswald
Judy Bailey
Mary Price
Danny Sperry
Diana Dieh
Carolyn Cobb
Frances Neu
Pauligo
Danny Ingram
Dale Lewis
Jerry Housh
Molly Mitvel
Jane Gleasman
Marilyn White
Bill Bell
Paul Bell
Angela Cogan
Joy Raines
Travis Hausman
Belinda Hatfield
Roger Gross
Gail Fausnaugh
Linda Vandervoort
Katrina Powers
Jody Lanier
Sue Coppess
Roberta Cox
Nancy Hannah
Elaine Riggeberg
Nan Nichols
I's
Bob Young
Jean Nardin
Anne Swisher
Edward Pieratt
Marlee Jacques
Marilyn Wolfe
John Harris
Bob Taylor
Nancy Ward
David Short
Bruce Franic
Edwar Pieratt
Henney Claassen
Dallas Coughlan
Bob Ward
Jack Mokry
Jeff Mills
Marrianna Jacobs
Jim Brooks
Kathy Gould
Gretchen Huber
Donna Streitthau
Roosevelt
Bill Havemann
Rick Ashton
Richard Galloway
Dan Tutt
Janet Sink
Valda Wilkerson
Oneida Junior High
Oneida Junior High School
William Stiehl
Clifford Mays
Clifford Greene
Dal Mays
Miamisburg Driver Breaks Light Standard in Crash
A Miamisburg motorist veered to pass a car on Verity Parkway and struck a curb, breaking a light standard after narrowly missing two vehicles. James R. Baker, 36, faced a charge of fading to stop within an assured clear distance. His brother Harold rode as passenger. Damages totaled $350 across the light standard and vehicle. William Murren, 78, was arrested for changing lanes improperly after a collision on Tytus Avenue at Charles Street. No injuries reported. J Charles Doughman, 16, charged with failure to yield after curb-side incident on Curtis Street. combined damages listed as $M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Verity Parkway
James R. Baker
Harold
William Murren
Illinois Ave
Tytus Avenue
Charles Street
J. Charles Doughman
Washington St
Excello
Curtis Street
Doughman
William G. Fender
Middletown Rt
Police Briefs Report Local Incidents And Theft
Officers arrested Everey Lillard 48 of 317 N Main St for driving while under the influence on North Avenue. Mrs Robert James of 707 4th Ave reported a car break in and theft of sunglasses and items from the glove compartment. A New York Central train crew complained of rocks thrown at trains near 900 Central Ave. Kenneth Tibbs 300 Yankee Rd had a stolen car recovered on Jackson St. A motorist reported a near collision with a juvenile driven auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldho
North Avenue
Everey
Lillard
N. Main St
Robert James
4Th Ave
New York Central Railroad
900 Crub
Central Ave
Kenneth Tibbs
Yankee Rd
S. Broad Street
Jackson Street
Police arrest 14 year old Arnold Haddix at home
Police picked up Arnold Haddix of 304 Harlan Sr at his residence yesterday. He was sought by the sheriff for being absent without leave from the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Haddix
Harlan Sr
Sheriff's Office
Gun Battle Lost Effort
MIAMI Fla AP a store owner and a policeman each mistaking the other for a burglar fought a gun battle Saturday as a real thief walked away. Herman Wooten 32 shot through a window then at back door and was wounded in legs and side. Officer Walter Davis 23 was hit in both legs. No burglar found and condition not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Herman Wooten
Walter Davis
Wooten
Oavis
Davis
Middletown High Students Vie In District For National and State Contests
Claude Baker, a junior, won district original oratory and earned a national contest berth in Miami Beach. Marcia Aronoff, a sophomore, qualified for the state tournament in March 2021 by placing third in girls' extemporaneous speech. The debate team placed fourth in the district. the school ranked third for the sweepstakes trophy. Additional participants and coaches accompanied the group to Columbus for the Capital University event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Capital University
Columbus
Claude Baker
Miami Beach
Fla
Marcia Aronoff
Bob Baker
Drew Selvar
Judy Geckeler
Helen Lowry
Linda Konthier
Mardie Crow
Dulles Drives Brief Park Tour After X-Ray Restart
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles left Walter Reed for a 30 minute drive in Rock Creek Park in sunny weather. He was accompanied by his wife Janet on his first outing since Feb 10 and felt better on returning to the hospital after resuming X-ray cancer treatment with a radioactive gold injection earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Rock Creek Park
Dulles
Janet
State Department
Brothers in Hudson Avenue House Brawl Leaves Property Damaged
Police report two brothers fought violently in a Hudson Avenue house last night. The victor allegedly swept through the home smashing windows doors and furniture before fleeing before officers arrived. No charges were pressed as officers left the matter to the family.
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Hudson Avenue
Three Franklin Youths Hurt In Night Road Crash
Franklin report states three youths injured on Morningstar Road near Rt 123. David Bowermaster 17 sustained leg abrasions, Sue Johnson 14 severe head and face lacerations, Terry Johnson 3 nose bruises. Vehicle driven by Bruce Click 17 lost control and struck a pole after leaving pavement at about 7 15 pm.
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Franklin
Franklin Youngsters
Morningstar Road
Rt. 123
State Patrol
David Bowermaster
Pennyroyal
Sue Johnson
S. Main St
Terry Johnson
Bruce Click
Staley Rd
Mary Maloney obituary notes Middletown roots
Mrs. Mary Lykins Maloney 37 formerly of Middletown died Saturday in a St. Petersburg Florida hospital after months of ill health. She and husband Augustus moved to Florida two years ago from DMC Yankee Rd where he ran a tavern. Surviving: Becky Newport Ky Fred and David St. Petersburg mother Virgil Clem Middletown sister Dorothy Spinks Newport brother. Services 2:00 pm Tuesday Arlington Memorial Chapel St. Petersburg with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maloney
Mary Lykins Maloney
Middletown
St. Petersburg
Fla
Maloney
Augustus
Gus
Florida
DMC
Yankee Rd
Becky
Newport
Fred
David
Virgil Clem
Dorothy Spinks
Arlington Memorial Chapel
Alabama convict Smothers dies after Georgia shooting
Bulletin from Trenton Georgia reports William Smothers, an Alabama convict whose escape bid was halted by a Georgia peace officer’s bullet, died Saturday night after surgery at Ft. Oglethorpe Hospital where he had been treated for a serious shoulder wound.
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Trenton
Alabama
William Smothers
Georgia
Ft. Oglethrope Hospital
Smothers
Patrolman Pelfrey Intervenes With Thwarted Mischief
Patrolman Dan Pelfrey investigated a complaint about a young boy who threw his coat before moving cars on Crescent Avenue. The boy, who gave a vague response about living on a hill by the railroad, promised not to repeat the act, and the officer let him off with a warning and sent him to play with friends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pelfrey
Crescent Avenue
Pelfrey
da Twain
Neva
Teachers Headed By Clevelander CLEVELAND TO COLUMBUS OHIO
James FE O'Meara of Cleveland was elected president of the Ohio Federation of Teachers at its annual meeting in Columbus. He succeeds Sylvia Solomon of Toledo. New officers include James Tanner Portsmouth Loren Zimmerman Dayton and Robert Gardner Lucas County as vice presidents Lounda Morgan Newark secretary. Robert Seibert Mansfield and Joseph B Dence Toledo sergeants at arms. Executive Secretary Raymond Peck re elected. The group backed bills on school teaching teacher pay and education issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
James FE. O'Meara
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Sylvia Solomon
Toledo
James Tanner
Portsmouth
Loren Zimmerman
Dayton
Robert Gardner
Lucas County
Lounda Morgan
Newark
Robert Seibert
Mansfield
Joseph B. Dence
Raymond Peck
Columbus
Warren Countians Must Register During August
Warren County residents must register in August to be eligible for the November general election. The board of elections approved early registration, with three days in August set for registration across 59 precincts. Supplies costing about 9,000 dollars were authorized, and six new precincts may be added to keep precinct voter counts under 400. Full-time election office operation begins May 1 with Lenore Hollon as deputy in charge. Hufford remains part-time clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Board of Elections
William Hufford Jr
Hufford
Paul Herdman
Warren County Board of
Election Board
Lenore Hollon
Child Receives Oxygen After Illness Emergency Care
Firefighters reported a 10 month old girl Scarlet Rose Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Miller of 1524 Lawn Ave became ill yesterday afternoon. Emergency squadmen administered oxygen for 16 minutes as the father gave artificial respiration until the McCoy Leffler ambulance took her to Middletown Hospital where she was treated and dismissed.
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Scarlet Rose Miller
Herman Miller
Lawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
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