TV use in classroom compared to new tech in business
At a Kiwanis meeting Middletown schools officials Tom Webb Norman Korn and Alice Hawkins discussed educational television and other audiovisual tools. Webb compared schooling to business, saying tech advances boost efficiency and quality, expand experiences teachers can provide, and aid in-service training through master teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Tom Webb
Middletown
Norman Korn
Principe
Central School
Alice Hawkins
Central
Webb
Educa
Deaths And Funerals In Middletown And Nearby Areas
Obituaries notice multiple deaths from Kentucky and Ohio communities. Ellen Fletcher aged 94 of Van Cleve Ky dies at home. numerous survivors listed. Services at Breathitt Funeral Home Jackson Ky with family cemetery burial at Van Cleve. Additional death of resident in Franklin with extensive familial survivors and two funeral services scheduled in Ohio. details include locations McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Eaton Funeral Home, with burial at Miami and Springboro Cemeteries. Call times for viewing provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Fletcher
van Cleve
George
Carol
Middletown
Golden King
Linda Perdue
Dana Smith
Eliza Brant
Millard Maloney
Michigan
William Maloney
Breathitt Funeral Home
Jackson
Chester Lawson Rites Set After Middletown Death
Chester Lawson aged 66 of 704 Malvern Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 730 p.m. yesterday after a stay since May 6. He retired last year as a stationary engineer at Aeronca Manufacturing, after nine years there, and previously worked for Gardner Division of Diamond National. Born in Frenchburg Kentucky, he lived most of his life in Middletown. He was a member of Eagles Lodge 528. Survived by wife Martha, daughters Edna Williams and Louise Moon of Middletown and Roxie DeLude of Cleveland, son Robert of Denver, sisters Mary Cox of Germantown and Haze Williams of Carlisle, brothers Clifford Obhie Raymond Lafe of Germantown. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. burial site not yet determined. neral home Sunday from 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lawson
Malvern Ave
Middletown Hospital
Lawson
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Frenchburg
Middletown
Eagles Lodges
Martha
Edna Williams
Louise Moon
Roxie DeLude
Cleveland
Robert
Denver
Colo
Mary Cox
Germantown
Haze
Williams
Carlisle
Clifford
Obhie
Raymond
Lafe
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Mrs Lizzie Belle Lawson 86 Dies in Middletown Home
Mrs Lizzie Belle Lawson aged 86 died at 5 10 a m today at 2209 Brentwood Street after a period of illness She had lived in Middletown seven years coming from Waynesville Born in Kentucky she was married to William Lawson who died in 1956 Survived by five sons Raleigh Rex Lennard and two others with homes in Middletown and elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Belle Lawson
Brentwood St
Lawson
Middletown
Waynesville
Kentucky
William
Raleigh
Rex
Lennard
J E Wilson former Middletown man dies in Florida
J E Wilson former Middletown resident dies of a heart attack at his Fort Lauderdale home. An employed 35 years as a sales representative for Universal Cement Co before retiring six years ago. Survived by wife Nina a daughter Mrs Charles Jones of Fort Lauderdale daughter Mrs Ernest Jones of Bowling Green Ky and son Norris of Bowling Green Ky. Services and burial to be held Monday in Henderson with Paul Moss Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilson
Middletown
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wilson
Universal Cement Co
Henderson
Paul Moss
Carpenter Lemuel T Young 84 dies after long illness
Lemuel Teasdale Young aged 84 died at 12 45 pm yesterday at his daughter Hazell Adams home on Oxford State Road after two years of illness. Retired in 1960 after 65 years as a self employed carpenter. Born in Bethel he lived in Middletown 41 years. Survived by daughter Adams brother Phillip of Mowrystown two grandchildren five great grandchildren. Services at 10 am tomorrow at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev Hershel Caudill. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 9 pm at the memorial home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Raymond
Ketterings
Reese
Marquette, Mich
Jennie Frazier
Middletown
Albert ‘Heiser
Sam Heiser
Carlisle
McCoy - Leffler
Henry Howard
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Lemuel Teasdale Young
Hazell Adams
Oxford State Road
Young
Bethel
Adams
Phillip
Mowrystown
Wilson Memorial Home
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Memorial Home
Floyd R. Foster Obituary Notice in Franklin
Floyd R. Foster, 64, died at 8 30 p m yesterday at his home 105 E Seventh St after a illness that began in July He had been employed prior to illness and is survived by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Floyd R. Foster
E. Seventh St
Obituary notices for Schmied Blanton and McGee
Mrs Mary F Schmied aged 34 of 73 Clinton Ave and Edward Blanton Jr two year old son of Edward and Mrs Blanton Sr of 301 N E St have funeral services scheduled for tomorrow at 10 and 10 30 a m respectively. Miss Pearly Myrtle McGee age 81 of 550 High St will have services at 10 a m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Schmied
Clinton Ave
Zettler
Edward Blanton Jr
Edward Blanton Sr
N. E St
Young
Pearly Myrtle McGee
High St
Webb
Deaths Elsewhere Martinsville to Rome
Raphael H. Miller 89 former president of the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ died Thursday. Charles H. Brown 77 senior city judge collapsed and died on the Birmingham bench Thursday. Luigi Bartolini 71 author of The Bicycle Thief died in Rome Thursday after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville Ind
Raphael H. Miller
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Birmingham
Ala
Charles H. Brown
Rome
Luigi Bartolini
Toastmaster Wins Honors at Westheim Auditorium Meeting
Morris Turkelson, Armco market specialist, won best speaker at the Toastmasters Club gathering last night in the Savings and Loan Building. His talk contrasted frailties of the country with astronaut Gordon Cooper’s achievements. Basil Fleming served as toastmaster and Dick Schenking as topicmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Turkelson
Armco
Toastmasters Club
Westheimer Auditorium
Savings & Loan
Gordon Cooper
Basil Fleming
Dick Schenking
Gardner Promotes Two On Lithography Staff
The Gardner Division of Diamond National Corp announces two promotions. Charles Luzius becomes superintendent lithography at Middletown carton plant and Charles L Howell named foreman lithography. Luzius joined Diamond National in 1939 and Howell in 1934, both long time Middletown employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
Charles Luzius
Charles L
Howell
Middletown
Luzius
Diamond National
Gardner-Brooks
Springfield
Mass
Cleveland
Flint
Mich
Tarrimore Circle
Carton
Middletown High School
Martz - Paulin Road
Live measles vaccine seen as best defense by doctor
Dr Martha L Lepow at the Ohio State Medical Association says live diluted measles vaccine protects children upon exposure. She outlines three immunization approaches including live vaccine alone, active and passive combined, and formaldehyde inactivated vaccine. The convention, drawing 3500 doctors, concludes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martha L. Lepow
Department of Pediatrics
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Ohio State Medical Association
Lepow
Ohio
Electric erasers replace kids after school chores
In Toronto a Board of Education committee approved spending 3,967 for 114 electric eraser cleaners to help janitors operate them after school. The move aims to replace students banging chalk from erasers as a way to curry favor with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Board of Education
Police Briefs Seize DWI Suspect and Vandalism Report
Stephen Gibson Allen, 47, of Somerville-West Elkton Road, arrested by state patrolmen on a charge of driving while intoxicated on S Main Street early today. Unidentified youths reportedly smashed windows in McKinley Junior High auditorium yesterday. Wayne McKeller reported his bicycle stolen sometime yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gibson Allen
Somerville - West Elkton Road
S. Main Street
McKinley Junior High
Wayne McKeller
Fees Protested At Springboro
About 50 residents of Royal Oaks subdivision met to push a petition and possible referendum to force sewerage fee reductions. While they met, Springboro village council gave first reading on an ordinance cutting minimum charges from 12 to 7 dollars for water and from 12 to 5.60 for sewer, with plans to study usage and reserves totaling 7 000 dollars. The group plans further meetings, including June 4, to review figures and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Royal Oaks
Zeck
Pennington
Earl McVay
The
Journal
Driver Test For Elderly Ohioans Nixed
The Ohio House Highway Committee killed two bills to require annual driving tests for drivers aged 65 and older and annual physical tests for those 70 and older. The committee noted registrar authority to request examinations when law enforcement requests. Golden Age clubs opposed both measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio House Highway Committee
Lytle G. Zuber
R-Columbus
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Golden Age Clubs
Senate approves feed grains bill in Kennedy era farm victory
The Senate, by 45 to 35, backed the administration feed grains control bill, overruling 17 Republican amendments aimed at delaying passage. The measure allows wheat farmers to plant corn grain sorghums barley and other feed grains on wheat acreage while feed grain growers may plant wheat on idle land, with the bill to be sent to the President for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Boy Injured In Accident On Jefferson Street
Tony Botos, 10, of 908 Malvern Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday for a head bump after darting into a moving vehicle on Jefferson Street. The car, driven by Robert Kruse of 2803 Lopane Avenue and owned by Kemp Electric Co., was traveling east when the youth left the Jefferson school yard. Police also investigated another accident with $25 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Botos
Malvern St
Middletown Hospital
Jefferson Street
Robert Kruse
Lopane Ave
Kemp Electric Co
Charles St
Jefferson
Jefferson School
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Mrs
Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
Clermont County
St. John United Church At Christ
Louise
Betty Bowles
Sunbury
Nellie Foster
Carl
Phoenix
Ariz
Edith Sheets
Ethel Hess
Hillsboro
Tillie Abrams
Lillian Walker
Eaton Funeral Home
Donald Esslinger
Funeral
Lizzie Lawson
Hamburger
South Main
Charles Howell
Lectric
Ronto
James Pennington
Carey Drive
Mayne
Sweet Swing
Mack’s Record Shop
Buster Brow
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