Trenton Board Lines Up Babeck School Opening
Trenton School Board prepared Babeck School for September opening. Plan covers two first, two second, two third, one fourth and one fifth grade classes for about 240 students. Staffing remains, with no new teachers, but one extra custodian needed.
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Heritage program to spotlight American freedoms at Amanda
A public program titled Our American Heritage will be held at Amanda Junior High School at 7 30 Monday night. Dale Reed principal will preside with music by the school band and choir. John McGehee former missionary to China Burma and India will lecture on communism and American contrasts. Charles Ef James Amanda Junior High teacher notes sponsors hope locals attend for the subject’s importance.
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India
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Amanda Junior High
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William Stiehl
Robert Wearly
Toastmasters Hold Area Speech Contest in CG&E Auditorium
Middletown Toastmasters Club will host the Area 1 speech contest on June 2 at the CG&E auditorium. The club met at J. and J. Bowling Lanes last night and announced meetings on May 10 at the CG&E auditorium and May 17 at Don Rich's home 51 Feulid Street. Earl Brewer, club president, was named best speaker last night.
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Manchester Junior High Boosters Elect Officers
Manchester Officers Elected new officers were installed by past president Robert E. Rogers. Kenneth F Walton was named president, Richard M Keeler vice president, Mrs. Ar thur Luecking secretary, and Mrs. Earl Bonniville treasurer. Upcoming events include a May 11 music festival at 7.39 p.m. directed by Donald Faverard and a May 18 gym show directed by Larry Knecht.
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Manchester Junior High Boosters Club
Robert E. Rogers
Kenneth F Walton
Richard M Keeler
Arthur Luecking
Earl Bonniville
Donald Faverard
Larry Knecht
Ohio's Hays Bitter Over Aid To Congo
Rep Wayne Hays D Ohio condemned U S spending in the Congo calling Premier Cyrille Adoula a lemon and calling his aides a cheap bunch of thieves He accused Congo officials of earning 3000 a month with Americans footing the bill He assailed Harlan Cleveland before the House Foreign Affairs Committee and opposed both direct aid and UN operations saying it would have been better to let the place go up in flames.
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Man Kicked by Cow Injures Trenton Man at Mercy Hospital
Roy Bowlus, 59, of 158 Trenton Oxford Road, Trenton, received right hand injuries after a cow kicked him. He was treated at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton around 9:30 p.m. yesterday, hospital attendants reported today.
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Ministers urge pastors to ally with doctors in mental health
Dr Martin Rush told Middletown Area Ministers Association that more than half of U S hospital beds hold emotionally distressed patients. He urged closer pastor doctor cooperation as mental hospitals discharge more patients than they admit for the first time in five years. PT Jack Trimble urged observing National Police Week May 13 to 19. Dr Donald Cryer was elected president of the association for the coming year succeeding Rev Herschel Caudill. New officers include Rev Clifford Stearns first vice president Rev William Winch second vice president and Dr Gaar Davis secretary treasurer. Letters of appreciation were sent to Revs Carl Boyer H Grunewald and M A Alexander who are leaving town.
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Middletown Area Ministerial Association
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Donald Cryer
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M. A. Alexander
Choir Here Tonight at Mt Zion Baptist Church
The Cincinnati Youth and Adult Choir performs at Mt. Zion Baptist Church starting at 7 30 p m tonight delivering a program of sacred and secular works for local audiences.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church
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