Highest Scoring Seniors Honored By Lions Club
Middletown Lions Club held an annual dinner at LeSourdsville Lake honoring the top 10 percent graduates of Middletown Lemon Monroe Fenwick and Madison high schools. Dean Wandmacher UC College of Engineering urged service and excellence along with continual learning and goal setting. ARTHUR Lennie MC. remarks by school and church leaders. student guests listed from each high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ernest E. Graff
Tthe Lions Club
Howard Cromwell
A. E. Roper
Middletown High
W. E. Davis
Lemon-Monroe
Lawrence Krusling
Fenwick High
Herbert Henderson
Madison Schools
Darrell Root
Madison High
Robert Ward
Middletown First ‘Presbyterian Church
Ray Mynhier
Father Krusling
Nancy L. Abernethy
Carol A. Coburn
Dallas Coughlin
Donna J. Cross
Robert Davison
Francis DeBolt
Su ‘San Jean Dennis
Carolyn Ellison
Gail Fruauff
Sally Gaymann
John Harris
Dona J. Howard
Joyce Ikenberry
Marlee Jacques
Nancy Kesselring
Kay Lawrence
Don W. Lennie
Jane Long
Peggy Lorig
Marilyn Mittenholzer
Danie E. Meyers
Ann Nardin
Patricia Pardonner
Ann I. Perkins
Elaine L. Perkins
Fred Schueler
Janet Shaffer
Janet Sink
Robert Streifthau
Marcia Ulrich
Ronald von Buskirk
Sheila Vice
Kathleen L. Weir
Marilyn Wolfe
Pauline Woodrey
Lemon - Monroe
Joan Adams
Dora Bowling
Janet Breytsprank
Bruce Cottom
Kathleen Cunningham
Larry Doebler
Becky Eichhorn
Linda Gabbard
Charles Heck
Sue McKinley
Donna Mize
Gary Moore
Douglas Morgan
John Sherron
James Steward
Helen Toler
Linda Wallace
Crystal Young
Timothy Cole
Carol Helps
Cathy Horn
Katherine Kelly
Charles Kovach
Mary Agnes Lily
Ava Scott
Sylvia Sweeney
Barbara Werner
Marlys Williams
Gail Apple
Donna Brandenburg
Michael Clay
Carolyn Egelston
Oscar Fryman
Jeffry E. Gilbreath
Margaret King
Harold D. Knepshield
Brenda Noble
Suit Filed Over Mower Injury in Germantown
Edith Lakes of 5064 Weaver Road and her husband Donald R. Lakes filed in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court for $30,050 in damages claiming a faulty power lawn mower rented from San Rae Gardens Inc. lacked a metal blade cover. In June 1960 Mrs. Lakes slipped while starting the mower, losing three toes and a shattered foot bone. She seeks 25,000 and he 5,650 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Montgomery County
Edith Lakes
Weaver Road
San Rae Gardens Inc
S. Dixie Highway
Donald R. Lakes
Youth 15 Held For Thefts Here
Juvenile officer Jack Crocker arrested a 15 year old McKinley Junior High student for investigation of break ins arson attempts shoplifting bicycle theft and other misdemeanors. He admitted several offenses and denied pulling a fire alarm box. The youth was turned over to the Hamilton County Detention Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crocker
McKinley
Crocker
Hamilton County Detention Center
Boy hurts hand on city park drag at Taft area
A 7 year old boy skinned his knuckles after jumping onto a city park department drag truck near Taft Elementary School and the baseball park. Pierce Hensley, 49, of Somerville Rt 1, told police the boy leapt onto the drag as he was smoothing the baseball dia-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitaker
Vermont St
Taft Elementary School
Pierce Hensley
Somerville Rt. 1
Pierce
Rhodes Wins Boner Award At Ohio Sport Show
In Columbus, state Auditor James A. Rhodes, Republican candidate for governor, received the Press Club of Ohio boner award for an unsuccessful push to back Richard Brown as his successor. Rhodes attended via a commencement address while others named Brown ran for secretary of state and lieutenant governor. The event featured a Hamlet soliloquy spoof and drew over 300 attendees paying $20 each at the Neil House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Press Club of Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Brown
Rhodes
Richard Brown
Chagrin ‘Falls
State Auditor's
Ted W. Brown
John W. Brown
Carl Johnston
Press Club
Auditor's
Pomeroy
Fred Shannon
The
Columbus Dispatch
Michael V. di Salle
Hamlet
Shannon
Neil
Lions Elect New Proxy Club Officers at Dinner
Trenton Lions Club elected Phil Stahley as president during a dinner at the Fish and Game Club. William P. Moore was named first vice president, Dr. John Burley second vice president, William Howell third vice president, and Gerald Cottongin treasurer. Secretary Ray Hughes remains in office. Lion tamer Gilbert King, tail twister Gerald Alexander, and directors Donald Bogan and Harold Poplin were chosen for two year terms. Installment by Richard Smith of Middles towns deputy district governor will take place at the next meeting on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Phil Stahley
Lions Club
Fish and Game Club
William P. Moore
John Burley
William Howell
Gerald Cottongin
Ray Hughes
Lion Tamer
Gilbert King
Gerald Alexander
Tail Twister
Donald Bogan
Harold Poplin
Wildwood PTO Names Leaders for 1962 63 Year
Wildwood PTO held a meeting naming committee chairs for 1962-63. Appointments include Program Larry Reynolds, Membership Howard Bartlett, Health and Safety Howard Mattocks, Dinner Bill Tokar, Publicity Mrs Letcher. Darrell New officers introduced and Edward Seamon announced as next fall's Wildwood principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Pto
Larry Reynolds
Howard Bartlett
Howard Mattocks
Bill Tokar
Letchler
Edward Seamon
Wildwood
Police Briefs Include Local Thefts and Vandalism
Police report a car battery theft from Ralph Williams at 4712 Todd s Road Franklin. Mike Wallace lost his wallet near Michigan Avenue and Grove Street. Ray Yelton showed a damaged curb and doors entry at 1724 Manchester Avenue from last night. Parents told to pay for a windshield broken by two children. Winford Drake’s car, 801 16th Avenue, was involved. Homer Flaugher reported a stolen porch swing from his porch on St. Clinston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Todds Road
Franklin
Streifthau
First Avenue
Mike Wallace
Baltimore St
Michigan Avenue
Grove Street
Ray Yelton
Manchester Ave
Winford Drake
16Th Ave
Grim faced women applaud in Cape Town strip show
In Cape Town a tented audience of about 300 women from various groups watched Zelda and Fifi perform a striptease. Some applauded while others frowned, including Mrs. A. S. F. Murray who condemned the act as degrading. Participants described nerves and mixed reactions to the provocative show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Zelda
Fifi
Clarrie Roos
A. S. F. Murray
Port Elizabeth
Hueston Museum Plans Memorial Day Opening
OXFORD The Pioneer Farm and Home Museum will open for the 1952 season on Memorial Day. Located in the south part of Hueston Woods State Park, the museum will be open Saturdays and Sundays until late autumn. Hours next Wednesday and Sundays are 1:30 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Pioneer Farm and Home Museum
Hueston Woods State Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Lennie
Middletown Board of Education
Uanet Munro Leo McKern
Edward U0
Sage
the Metyets
Fia
Pop En Color
Buoira Shearer
Anna Massfy
Maxine Alin FY
Ieemel Oo
Valley Theatre
Cincinnati
Reading Rd
Goldfires
Clinton
Alse
Lesourdsville Lake Amusement Park
Hamilton
Sport
Lions
Miamisburg
Dixie Hwy. P
Technicolor
Paul Newman
Geraldine Page
GEO. Montgomery
the Seven Saints
Clint Walker
Homer Flaugher
St. Clinston St
By Alec Cutler
Henrietta
Benzion
Sandra Schuman
Mrs. Murray
Roos
Hueston Museum
State Fair
Pat Boone
Bobby Darin
Journey TO
Coast Guard
Andy cL
Corr
Spencer
Ellis
Central Ave
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