Sebald Prizes Surprise Winners At First Dinner
The 1st annual Sebald Self-Reliance Award honored Kathy Kieswetter and Jerry Swank at a dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn. Kieswetter, a Fenwick High senior, plans to study elementary education at the University of Dayton and has saved $600 from baton lessons and swimming. Swank, Middletown High senior, will study veterinary medicine, plans to work at Armco Steel while attending Miami University Middletown Campus, and later Ohio State University. Runnerups and prize amounts were listed for both females and males.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kieswetter
John Kieswetter
Fenwick High School
Middletown High School
Jerry Swank
Thomas A. Swank
Francis
Order of the Arrow
Ner
Manchester Motor Inn
Jaycees
Kieswetter
University of Dayton
Swank
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Miami University
Ohio State University
Kathy E. Cohen
Wilbur Cohen
Middletown High
Linda Lyons
Mary L. Lyons
Gayle Lyons
Lemon-Monroe High
Janie M. van Gilder
Reliance Grows at W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Dinner
Three past winners attended the event including Rev. Steve Geckler, 1958 award recipient and mentor in East Harlem. Murnett Hunter and Joe Scarpa, 1968 winners, discussed how the award boosted their independence as they pursue physical therapy and business careers. Geckler urged continued public service and standing firm for right, even when controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Geckler
Miss Finney Reaches Finals in Lima Miss Ohio Pageant
Miss Deborah Finney 18 of Middletown and titled Miss Cincinnati is among 15 semi finalists in Lima for the Miss Ohio crown, a Miss Ohio pageant preliminary to Miss U S A. She is secretary to Dean Girton of Armco security and plant protection and a 1968 Middletown High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Finney
Middletown
Lima
U.S.A
Miss Finney
Paul Finney
Lopane Ave
Dean Girton
Armco
Security and Plant Protection Department
Middletown High School
Young Republican
Middletown Man In Fair Condition After Motorcycle Crash
Ronald E. Gross age 27 of 1518 Glenn Ave was reported in fair condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati with possible head injuries after losing control of his motorcycle on Hamilton Trenton Road just east of Wayne Madison Road. He was eastbound at 9 20 p m when the cycle left the road on loose gravel overturned slid 25 feet struck a mailbox and rolled another 78 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Hamilton-Trenton
Wayne-Madison Road
Ronald E. Gross
Glenn Ave
Gross
Hard-Luck Centers Family Finally Getting Some Help
Arnold Centers, 37, in fair condition after a tire explosion at a Springboro station. He lost both eyes and much of his face and limbs. medical costs rise to thousands. The Centers family lacks insurance, prompting the Arnold Centers Fund at Franklin National Bank to aid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle — Arnold
Bud
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Centers
Sohio
Springboro
Arthur Ave
Reed, Klopp Furniture Co
Middletown
Pamela Kaye
Ohio
Rae
Carlisle
Pamela
Carlist School
Arnold Centers
Franklin National Bank
Bob Bell
Hillcrest Baptist Church
David Way
Juanita Abney
Franklin strike widens as Logan Long Co seeks injunction
A hearing on an injunction to stop or complete installation at the Logan Long Co will be held next Wednesday at 9 a.m. in Warren County Common Pleas Court in Lebanon. Don Brown seeks a restraining order against Wade Fields and Local 202, United Papermakers & Paperworkers, after Fields and 15 members walked off last Saturday. About 100 workers are idle. Meanwhile wildcat strikes continue at Manchester Machine Co, Square D Co, Harvey Transfer Co, and Teamsters Local 836 with no end in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Long Co
Wildcat
Franklin
Fields
Warren County Common Pleas
Lebanon
Logan Long
Don Brown
Wade Fields
United Papermakers & Paperworkers
Brown
Square D Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Harvey Transfer Co
Monroe
Teamsters Laral
Four hurt in two car collision near Warren Butler line
Patsy Keller 17 of Mason driven one car with her seven month old son Thomas Koller transferred to Children's Hospital Cincinnati in good condition. Eva Deatherage 52 of Mason, Robin Poynter 19 of Loveland treated and released. LeRoy Wells 18 of Mason not treated. Keller charged with failing to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider and
Irwin Roads
Warren
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Patsy J. Keller
Butler-Warren Road
Mason
Thomas S. Koller
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Keller
Wells
Ten-Punch License Penalty in Moscow Driving Cards
Police use ten punches on a Soviet driver license for illegal parking. The action results in the driver losing his license after the tenth punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Debaters Argue City Income Tax Hike at Church Forum
Middletown residents and two city commissioners debate a one half percent city income tax increase at Christ United Methodist Church. Dudley Inwood and Mary Lord support the tax while Adrian Jestice and Robert Oglesby oppose. Moderated by Jim Stephens, each side gets five minutes plus three minutes rebuttal. audience questions welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Christ United Methodist Church
S. Marshall Road
Dudley Inwood
Mary Lord
Adrian Jestice
Robert Oglesby
Jestice
Armco Steel Corp
American Independent Party
S. Main St
Oglesby
Christel Ave
Armco
Young Republican Club
Jim Stephens
Miami University
Social Concern Commission
Franklin Opens Bids on City Building Complex
Bids opened yesterday for the larger city building complex drawing about 20 bidders. City Manager Bernard Eichholz expects contracts in two weeks and occupancy by fall. Estimated cost around 200000 with total project near 20000 financed from municipal revenue. Low general contractor Middleton Brothers Construction Co Mason Ohio bid 98439. Utilities and systems bids listed include Gebhart Electric Inc Dayton 20374 for electrical work Stebbins Plumbing & Heating Dayton 42040 and Stewart Iron Works Co Covington Kentucky 10200 for jail work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Middleton Brothers Construction Co
Mason
Gebhart Electric Inc
Dayton
Stebbins Plumbing & Heating
Stewart Iron Works Co
Covington
Auction and Festival Planned at Amanda Elementary
An auction and festival will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at Amanda Elementary School. The event is sponsored by the Amanda PTO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Elementary
The
Amanda Pto
New AIM President Plans Theater Study in Middletown
Bruce L. Peters named 1969 president of Arts In Middletown succeeds E. H. Thorsteinson. A committee led by Howard B. Phillips will survey the need for a live theater group with input from Miami University Middletown campus, local high school, and community representatives. AIM expands to include a theater effort along with the Fine Arts Center and the symphony. The annual fundraising drive starts November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce L. Peters
Nixon Court
Arts In
Middletown
AIM
E.H. Thorsteinson
Howard B. Phillips
Rosedale Road
B.C. Huselton
Schirm Drive
Calvin F. Lloyd
Poinciana Drive
Thorsteinson
Euclid St
Peters
Middletown Branch
C. Eugene Bennett
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Middletown Symphony, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Kiesewetter
Janie VanGilder
Wendt
Sebald
Fred Sennet
Journal
Kathy Kieswetter
W.W. Sebald
Middletown Jaycees
Dave Francis
Boy Scouts
Clifford W. van Gilder
David Fouch
Roy F. Fouch
Thomas J. O'Flynn
Thomas O' Flynn
Fenwick High
Larry B. Moreland
Lawrence H. Moreland
W.W. Sebald Self-Reliance Award
Murnett Hunter
Joe Scarpa
Murnett
Wisconsin
Scarpa
Bellarmine College
Louisville
Geckler
Good Neighbor Leadership Institute
New York City
East Harlem
Arnold
Learing
Harold Callahan
Reservee Ares ~v
Manchester Machine Co
Corky
SIVE
Corky's
Corner
Roosevelt & Orchard
Eichholz
Riley Boulevard
Third
Fourth Streets
Riley
New Aim
VFW
Fredia Craft & the Wanderers
Central Avenue
City Building
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