City Planning to Coordinate Water Works Upgrades
Cincinnati officials began coordinating a 750000 dollar Water Works Improvement program with city planning. L Segoe, planning expert from Cincinnati, met with Fred J Schatzmann and G W Breiel to synchronize efforts and start a city wide survey, with Browne and associates continuing current studies on new water mains, rates, and operations. The plan, approved weeks earlier at 18000 for work, aims to align planning with utility expansion and future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Segoe
Cincinnati
Manchester Hotel
Seoe
Fred J. Schatzmann
G. W. Breiel
City Planning Commission
Floyd G. Browne
Marion
Schatzmann
Egoe
Segoe
Francis Carody
Goe
City Engineering
Browne Firm
Plans Readied For Lawn Fete At Central School
Final plans for a Central School lawn fete sponsored by the PTA were set at a meeting of committee chairmen. The event will be May 27 at 5 30 p.m. at the school with a ticket selling contest between first and second floor rooms and doubled food portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Malcolm Alexander
Douglas Boxwell
Thomas Haney
Alice Hawkins
Scout Bivouac Registrations Open Friday
Registration opens at 4 p m Friday for the Scouters Bivouac at Camp Hook. More than 50 men are expected for basic training for Boy Scout leaders committeemen and commissioners. Harry Harcher directs with G J Gray and P K Harrington assisting. James Martin and Joseph Sprinkle lead patrols. Rev John I Parr will conduct the Scout service Sunday.
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Camp Hook
Paul Parker
Parker
Harry Harcher
Harcher
G. J. Gray
P. K. Harrington
Mound Builders Area Council
James Martin
Joseph Sprinkle
John I. Parr
Fort Hamilton
Mound Builders
Lemon Progressive Association to Study Dicks Creek Problem
Lemon Township Progressive Association meets at Mayfield School at 7 30 tonight to review progress on Dicks Creek drainage work. Committees will report on clearing the waterway and pro rating costs among property owners as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Progressive Association
Dicks Creek
Lemon Township
Progressive Association
Mayfield School
Layton Goodman
Firm President Addresses Union at Aecronca Meeting
John A. Lawler president of Aecronca Aircraft Corporation urged union and management to unite for a common cause at a dinner meeting for Aecronca Independent Union members. Ilbur Fisher union president presided and introduced union officers to about 90 attendees including Elliot Levey attorney S J Kuderer secretary treasurer Ibert Totten plant superintendent and Jack Linzie personnel manager.
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John A. Lawler
Aecronca Aircraft Corporation
Fhe
Eronca
Feteria
Ilbur
Bud” Fisher
Elliot Levey
S. J. Kuderer
Aefonca
Ibert
Secretaries Hear Oxford News Man
A discussion of Slips In the Type by Gilson Wright, director of the news bureau at Mu i University Oxford, highlighted the Middletown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association meeting at the plony Restaurant. Wright cited reporter, typesetter, and telephone message mistakes in an entertaining talk. Miss Ruth Southard appointed a nominating committee to present a slate for election at the next meeting on Tuesday June 14. Dorothy Huff, Mrs. Everett Sams, and Miss Dorothy Hilbrand will handle work and gather candidate suggestions. Officers elected in June will be installed at a candlelight dinner in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Wright
Mui University
Oxford
Middletown
National Secretaries Association
Wright
Ruth Southard
Med
Dorothy Huff
Everett Sams
Dorothy Hilbrand
Uly
Obituaries Listed for Camden and Franklin areas
Vital statistics note several deaths and ages including Mrs Martha F Reece 83 of Camden David B Latham 1706 Carolina St Anna Hartley 81 Frank eo Conarroe 64 Somerville Nathan E Oglesby 79 Franklin Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha F. Reece
Camden
David B. Latham
Carolina St.ee
Anna Hartley
Frank
Eo Conarroe
Somerville
Nathan E. Oglesby
Franklin
Births Reported At Local Hospital And Out Of Town
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Bobby Curtis Leibee Street a boy Wednesday Mr and Mrs Joseph Cornele 2305 Oneka Street a girl Wednesday Mr and Mrs Harry Caldwell 1 Sycamore Street a girl Thursday Out of town birth Mr and Mrs Joseph Spinnato Ann Miller Monroe Ketchikan Alaska a boy Joseph May 10 Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Miller of Monroe
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Bobby Curtis
Leibee St
Joseph Cornele
Oneka St
Harry Caldwell
Sycamore St
Thursay
Joseph Spinnato
Hospital News Briefs Note Multiple Medical Procedures
In The Hospital Barbara Jean Griffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Griffin of Franklin medical Elaine Phelps daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Phelps of Germantown Route 2 surgical Phyllis Ann Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Webb of West Middletown Route 1 surgical Beth Ann Bennington daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Ben ny of Mohawk St surgical Jean Ann McGuff daughter of Mr and Mrs John McGuff of Germantown surgical Robert K Coddington of Middletown Route 1 medical Frederick Brooks son of Mr and Mrs William Brooks of Stanley St surgical Ward Browning Jr of Central Ave medical Mrs Arthur Lee of Ohio Ave Mrs Gilbert Hubbard of Franklin surgical Mrs Kenneth Hoskins of Titus Ave medical Charles E Stutenroth of Germantown Route 1 surgical
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Barbara Jean Griffin
Harvey Griffin
Franklin
Medical
Elaine Phelps
Cecil Phelps
Germantown
Phyllis Ann Webb
Walter Webb
West Middletown
Beth Ann Bennington
Phillip Benny
Mohawk St
Surgica
Jean Ann McGuff
John McGuff
Surgical
Robert K. Coddington
Middletown
Frederick Brooks
William Brooks
Stanley St
Ward Browning, Jr
Central Ave
Arthur Lee
Ohio Ave
Gilbert Hubbard
Kenneth Hoskins
Tytus Ave
Charles E. Stutenroth
Local residents listed in Halifax Township notices
James Saylor of Sheffield Street Joe Allen of Cleveland Leonard Rockwell of South Sutphin Street Mrs James Rommel of Oxford Route 2 Allen Dennis of State Street Mrs Walter Coppess of Monroe Joan Rothwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Rothwell of Baltimore Street Everett McCarty of West Middletown Route 1 Mrs Joseph Moore of West Middletown Mrs Ralph Darragh of Franklin Route 1 Mrs Joseph Walker of Crescent Boulevard Mrs Roy Hensley of Prospect Avenue Mrs Donald Tirey of Franklin
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Leonard Rockwell
South Sutphin St
James Rommel
Oxford
Allen Dennis
State St
Walter Coppess
Monroe
Joan Rothwell
Chester Rothwell
Baltimore St
Everet McCarty
West Middletown
Joseph Moore
Ralph Darragh
Franklin
Joseph Walker
Crescent Blvd
Roy Hensley
Prospect Ave
Donald Tirey
Dean Wilder resigns as Bowling Green dean of women
Miss Audrey Kenyon Wilder resigns as dean of women at Bowling Green State University and accepts a similar post at Albion College in Michigan. Bowling Green President Frank J. Prout names Mrs. Jesse J. Currier acting dean to succeed her.
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Bowling Green
Audrey Kenyon Wilder
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Northern University
Miss Wilder
Albion
Mich
Frank J. Prout
Jesse J. Currier
Middletown City Pay Boosts Seen as Unlikely
City officials and Chamber of Commerce figures report little momentum for pay raises this spring. State tax changes may limit Middletown gains, with payrolls showing patrolmen at 3060 yearly versus peers Norwood 3200 Mansfield 2700 and others. overall, Middletown ranks near the top among listed cities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Financial Institution
Mansfield
Norwood
Newark
Marion
Massillon
Elyria
Sandusky
Girl Scouts Honor Court of Awards Graduation at Roosevelt
About 200 spectators witnessed Middletown Girl Scouts Court of Awards and graduation at Roosevelt Junior High School. Mrs. Garnet L. Church reported. First class and curved bar awards were presented by Commissioner Earl B. Klein. Martha Hayes welcomed seniors. Mother's View of Scouting was given. Taps closed the ceremony.
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Middletown Girl Scouts
Roosevelt Junior High
Garnet L. Church
Girl Scout Promise
America
Sally Pomeroy
Earl B. Klein
Montgomery
Martha Hayes
Ernest Cracraft
Mary Jo Davison
Nancy Lee Edwards
Jean McGuire
Yvonne Bugher
Wendalee South
Ruth Withers
Gambling Case Hearings Resume After Week of Motions
The first gambling case from state raids is set in Municipal Court after a week of preliminary hearings on defense motions. Defendants Lawrence Stamper Robert Scheibert and James Courey were arrested in the Silver Dollar raid on April 25. Judge Alton H. Combs overruled a suppression motion and will rule next week on related cases including a room near Turf and a Beckman room. State liquor inspector Homer Hillard testified about seizing a telephone slips and tickets amid empty liquor bottles found in the Turf-adjacent room. Frank Acton was not in court.
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Lawrence Stamper
First Ave
Robert Scheibert
Smith St
James Courey
Baltimore St
Central Ave
Alton H. Combs
West Central Ave
Combs
Beckman
Homer
Tim” Hillard
Hillard
Frank M. Acton
Cincinnati
At the Movies Paramount and Strand Showings
Paramount presents Belle Starrs Daughter with Robert Montgomery Ruth Roman at 3 15 6 30 9 50 p m Chicken Every Sunday with Dan Dailey Celeste Holm at 1 40 5 8 22 p m Strand offers Inner Sanctum with Charles Russell Mary Beth Hughes at 2 40 5 10 7 45 10 20 p m Appointment for Murder with John Calvert Catherine Craig at 1 25 4 6 35 9 05 p m Friday Fighting Forces with Leo Gorcey Bowery Boys at 1 30 4 30 7 35 10 25 p m
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Paramount
Belle Starr
Robert Montgomery
Ruth Roman
Dan Dailey
Celeste Holm
Dense Population in the Lower Yangtze Valley
The lower Yangtze valley of China remains among the world’s most densely populated regions, reflecting historical population pressures and regional development patterns in one of Asia’s major metropolises.
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Yangtze Valley
China
Local Pupils Lead in Ohio Scholarship Tests at Miami University
Twenty five area students ranked highly in Southwestern Ohio scholarship tests at Miami University with Gene Phillips topping Plane Geometry in Division I and overall. Roosevelt Junior High students Edward Helfman and Richard Mather led algebra and Latin I, with multiple students earning top ten positions across biology history English and Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio
Miami University
Gene Phillips
Roosevelt Junior High School
Edward Helfman
Richard Mather
Ralph Baker
Matt Brennan
Martha Davidson
Clark Gable
Joanne Hatton
Thomas Hyde
Ralph Kah
Jolene Laut
Beth MacKinnon
Jean Philips
Nancy Reed
Richard Rich
Allen Spindler
Edward Brede
Richard Morrow
Edward
Civil Service Case Decision Set Saturday
A decision will be announced Saturday in the case of C. T. Morningstar former chief engineer of the Middletown Water Works seeking reinstatement to that position. Morningstar was discharged on April 21 after a six hour hearing where the Commission heard testimony and decided to study the matter further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Morningstar
Middletown Water Works
Joseph R. Baker
Civil Service Commission
Morningstar
City Commission
C. E. Beatty
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Scout
Warren County
Miami River
Goodman
Butler County
Oxford News
Giles
James Saylor
Sheffield St
Joe Allen
Cleveland
Greathouse
Girl Scouts
Carolyn Jones
Mary Lindsay
Margaret Ann Jackson
Janet Thomson
Pat McCandless
Marilyn Fitzgerald
Patty Montgomery
Linda Orkman
Wanda Morningstar
Gail Pieratt
Elaine Long
Joyce Ann Bell
Nancy Lee Frisby
Patsy Maddox
Jeannine Hodshire
Wanda Back
Phyllis Gose
Wilma Burgess
Janet Denniston
Shirley Wilson
Nora Gay Holland
Janet Hall
Caroline Ponder
Vivian Oliver
Sally Ann Kemp
Jane Lee Hughes
Nancy Carol Romans
Elizabeth Tusing
Margaret Ashmore
Shirley Tewell
Marilyn Gravett
Anita Faulkner
Barbara Flint
Joyce Arlene Loop
Shirley Ann Ely
Dorothy Ean DeFrates
Barbara Henderson
Charmaine Margerum
Mary Frances’ Wikes
Phyllis Moore
Rose Collier
Jenny Kendrick
Wilson
Gail Pierson
Jaar Saunders
Ushers
Shanghai
Ohio
Civil Service
Hellman
Roosevelt
Mary Lou’ Skimming
Jerry Kindred
Donald Barker
Linval Johnson
Janet Johnston
D. R. Baker
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