Self-Reliance Awards Honor Local High School Seniors
Twenty area seniors face a 6:30 dinner at the Manchester Hotel where eight will win cash awards totaling 1500 for being the most self-reliant graduates from Middletown Fenwick and Lemon-Monroe. Winners include top boy and girl each receiving 4. runners-up receive 200 100 and 50. Finalists include 10 girls and 10 boys from the three schools. About 100 community leaders and Jaycees attend to honor them with 16 tables in the hotel junior ballroom.
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Manchester Hotel
Middletown
Fenwick
Lemon-Monroe
W. W. Sebald
Armco
Sandra Achberger
Elaine Bailey
Myrtle Bond
Charlotte Ferguson
Nancy Harmount
Carol Irving
Loretta Largent
Reva Sebastian
Lemon- Monroe
Susan Steiger
Nancy Yocom
Douglas Adler
John Blust
Harold Burgess
Louis Christy
Everett Egelston
Louis Gabbard
Earl Pressler
Thomas Reed
Clifford Steward
Ralph Taylor
R. L. Siegel
D. G. Driscoll
George Kuehnle
C. H. Murray
E. S. Myers
R. S Gruver
R H Snyder
Joseph Heck
Henry Woods
Fred B. Cramer
Francis Carmo
Boy in Critical Condition After Hamilton Bicycle Crash
An eight year old boy, George Gruner of 556 Wyoming Ave, was hospitalized in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after riding his bicycle into a car at Blackburn and Pleasant Avenues. The driver, Lloyd Cosby of Niagara Falls, N Y, said the boy was thrown onto the car’s hood and then to the road after traveling about 35 mph. Cosby was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
George Gruner
Wyoming Ave
Lloyd Cosby
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Blackburn and
Pleasant Avenues
Cosby
Andy Mahatha
Middleton CP march failure to tally funds for UCP
Middleton residents who missed handing mailmen a contribution for United Cerebral Palsy can still donate by dropping envelopes in any letter box or giving them to postmen on routes. Robert Barnard, drive chairman, said results of last night’s march by city postmen are not yet tabulated and will be released Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy
Robert Barnard
Drive
Barnard
New Parking Lot Opens Late Today in Clinton Canal
City Manager Howard H. Kramer announced the Clinton Canal municipal parking lot will open late today with free parking until meters are installed next week. Concrete work is finished. 156 stalls will later have 156 meters and 10 floodlights. 108 stalls use four hour meters and 48 use two hour meters, all at five cents per hour with a one hour limit.
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Clinton Canal
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Cyclist Hurt In Car Collision Near Park Street
A 13 year old cyclist Phillip Gordon was treated and released from Middletown Hospital after a collision with Grace McDowell 56 of 232 Park St at 1st Avenue and Park Street. The bicycle sustained 35 dollars in damage while car damage was minor.
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Middletown Hospital
Phillip Gordon
Gertrude Gordon
N. Broad Ct
1St Avenue
Park Street
Grace McDowell
Park St
Poasttown PTA Plans Covered Dish Dinner
Poasttown School PTA schedules a covered dish supper in the school cafeteria tomorrow at 6 30 p m followed by a regular meeting to elect officers for the next term. Sixth grade musicians will provide entertainment under Mrs Shirley Byrne.
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Poasttown School Pta
Shirley Bryne
Madison Township Fire Levy Could Ask 12 To 2 Mills
Madison Township Improve ment Assn discussed a November fire levy likely set at 12 to 2 mills to fund two new fire stations and equipment. Total cost estimated around 40000. Trustees draft papers, zoning plans advance with maps for hearings. Officers were re elected for next year and next meeting is set for August at West Middletown school.
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Madison Township
Madison Township Improvement Assn
West Middletown
Hugh Barnes
George Bauer
County
Bauer
Martin Littmann
David Popp
Robert Conatroe
James F. Mulligan
Mother and son hurt in Rt. 25 crash near Coles Road
A Miamisburg mother and her five year old son were treated at Middletown Hospital after a U.S. 25 mishap north of Coles Road. Mrs. Raymond Smallwood 27 suffered elbow contusions and knee cuts while her son William Raymond had minor cheek cuts. They were to be released as the state patrol continued its investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Miamisburg
U.S. 25
Coles Road
Raymond Smallwood
Miamisburg Rt. 2
William Raymond
Smallwood
State
Pastor Pate Announces Guest Speaker for Tonight
The Rev. Joseph Pate of New Era Baptist Church says the Rev. J. Moss of Birmingham Alabama will be guest speaker for 5 30 p m services tonight at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pate
New Era Baptist Church
J. Moss
Birmingham
Ala
At The Movies Showings For Wednesday And Thursday
Paramount lists Lucky Me showtimes 1 3 5 7 9 p.m. Wednesday. Tara Son of Cochise and Red Garters follow later. Strand runs Flesh and Fury and Mr Blandings Dream House with afternoon and evening slots.
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Paramount
Tara, Son of
Cochise
Mr. Blandings
Dream House
Middleton High Prom Jubilee Planned for Friday Night
A large Middleton High prom jubilee is outlined for Friday night into Saturday morning at LeSourdsville Lake and the Paramount Theater. About 500 students are expected, with 2000 plus dollars raised toward a 2500 goal. Police will escort rides from theater to the lake for a Ray Anthony orchestra dance from 2 to 5 am.
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Middleton High
LeSourdsville Lake
Paramount Theater
Civic Association
Ernest Graff
Manchester Hotel
Paramount
Main and
Manches
Heater
Ray Anthony
Commission To Act On Repair Work Resolution
City Commission will consider an emergency resolution to repair sidewalks curbs and gutters with plant mix blacktop before resurfacing. Work funded by assessments to affected properties. City Manager Kramer also to report on smoke nuisance in Lakeside area and bids for road roller air compressor and other equipment. Sympathy resolution planned for Dr. L C Neer.
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City Commission
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Lakeside
New York Central
Middletown Park Board
B. D. Morgan & Co
L. C. Neer
Harold Goetz
Middletown
Central Avenue
Highview Road
The
American Legion
YMCA
Knights of Pythias
Portsmouth Man Arrest Clears School Break In
A 26-year-old ex-convict, Carl McMahon of Portsmouth, was arrested after a break-in at Roosevelt Junior High School. Police found $2,750 in war bonds and several watches in his possession, with additional cash and school funds recovered. McMahon reportedly confessed and could be questioned in Middletown.
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Portsmouth
Roosevelt Junior High
Ralph Bauer
Carl McMahon
McMahon
Middletown
Bauer
John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Harold Tinsley
Cooper
Forest Hills Country Club
Youth Held For Lebanon Trial
K. H. Briscoe 18 Lebanon charged with attempted break in at Chat and Chew Restaurant on Columbus Avenue ordered held for trial in Warren County Common Pleas Court Mayor William Fraser set bond at 2500 Police said Briscoe and two juvenile companions tried to enter by breaking a lock but failed to gain entry.
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Lebanon
K. H. Briscoe
Columbus Avenue
Warren County Common Pleas Court
William Fraser
Briscoe
Upturn Seen For Steel Long Term View Favorable
W W Sebald president Armco Steel Corp. predicts a steel upturn with 1954 output near 95 million tons, about 76 percent of capacity. He cites growing use of steel in consumer goods and a bright construction outlook of about 34 billion dollars, while noting 10 percent industry layoffs in the past half year.
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W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
U. S. News & World Report
Washington, D C
Sebald
Weekly Review
Armco
Tye
Sebald predicts uncertain strike year and ore ample supply
Sebald said a strike this year is anybody's guess but unlikely. He noted Armco interests in Labrador hold about 450 million tons of ore plus large Minnesota taconite resources. He cited U S steel use rising from under 40 pounds per person at century start to about 340 pounds last year.
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Sebald
Labrador
Armco
Minnesota
UD to Honor Walter Buehler as 104th Graduation Speaker
The Very Rev Walter Buehler S M president of St Marys University San Antonio Texas will deliver the commencement address at the University of Dayton 104th commencement. The ceremony will be held at the National Cash Register on Saturday June 5 1930 honoring Father Buehler who joined St Marys faculty in 1938 and rose to the presidency last year after leading the philosophy department. He is a 1927 UD alumnus with degrees in philosophy and theology.
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Walter Buehler
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Tex
University of Dayton
National Cash Register
St. Ae
Father Buehler
St. Mary's
University of Ene Anor
Pries
Former County Worker Named To Pan American Conference
Miss Clara Langerhans a longtime Ohio welfare official has been named one of five U S delegates to the first Pan American Conference on the Welfare of the Blind in Sao Paulo Brazil June 19 17 The American Foundation for Overseas Blind New York announced her appointment Langerhans formerly aided Butler County relief and aid to the blind and served with Ohio welfare agencies She holds degrees from Western College Oxford and Ohio State University The conference gathers blindness authorities from Pan American Union nations to discuss prevention and welfare efforts in the Western Hemisphere
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Clara Langerhans
Ohio
United States
Sao Paulo
Brazil
American Foundation For Overseas Blind
New York
Langerhans
Hamilton
Ohio State Department of Welfare
Butler County Relief Department
Butler County Aid To the Blind
C. L. Langerhans
Western College, Oxford
Ohio State University
Pan- American Union
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Central Ave
Duluth Carroll
Elwood St
Columbia Avenue
N. Verity Parkway
Carroll
Poasttown
PTA
Colored News
Ford
FL Pod & Company
Whch Agures
Ilebie
Ter
G&e
Capt
Fenton
Redding Heating CO
Lafayette Ave
Rothman
Moore St
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