Gratis High builds record tall for Nixon squad
Gratis High basketball coach Bill Nixon leads a tall 1950s lineup featuring 6 foot 7 Don Leeds and 6 foot 5 Charles Via as anchors, with 6 foot 4 Paul Dunvil and 6 foot 3 Bill McClain providing depth. The group aims to be among the state’s tallest prep teams, relying on experience from Via and Leeds and growth from Leeds as a sophomore. The schedule lists November through February games in towns across Preble County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nixon
Nixon
Butler, Warren
Preble
Don Leeds
Charles Via
Via
Leeds
Paul Dunvil
Bill McClain
Duncil
McClain
Don Barnhart
Gratis
Condition Of Live Dog Over Disease Of Dead One
Readers ask about replacing a dog after death from disease. The piece argues focus on the new dog's health via distemper vaccine, hepatitis serum, and leptospirosis prevention, plus clean quarters and good diet to keep the newcomer healthy.
Alderton tops honor roll with 606 series in bowling
Miss Alderton rolled 606 pins on games of 227 199 and 180 at Broad St Bowl Marin for her third 600 series this season. Her effort helped Baker's Funeral Home win two games over the Question Marks in the Women's Recreation League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots Alderton
Broad St
Marin
Miss Alderton
Baker
Unclear entry from OCR data with mixed numerals
Fragmentary text shows a string of numbers and letters including EN'S and a dash separated sequence. no clear event or subject identified to summarize.
Front-Running Chuckers Open Season With Pair Of Losses
The Front-Runner Chuckers dropped both games at Fronter Lanes to the Pin Heads in Armco East Processing League. Vince Stalder salvaged a 571 series with 148 215 208. Other results: Culls over King Pins, Mediocres over Handi Cappers, Grease Balls beat Has Beens 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Stalder
Certificates Awarded To Scout Leaders At Camp Hook Dinner
Certificates will be awarded to Boy Scout and Cub leaders who completed leadership training within the past year at a dinner concluding the six week Cub leadership course at 6 15 p m tomorrow at Camp Hook. Sponsored by the council leadership training committee led by Cecil Kindred the meeting is open to any adult leaders in the council. The awards will be made by Kindred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hook
Council
Cecil Kindred
Kindred
Poasttown PTA to Meet in School Auditorium
The Poasttown School PTA will meet in the school auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. for its first meeting of the year with all teachers officers and members to be introduced. Sealed bids for Monroe High and Oneida Grade School additions and new buildings are due November 12 1953 with bidding and contract documents available from Grunkemeyer Sullivan Isaacs & Associates Architects and Engineers Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poasttown Pta
Poasttown School Pta
Hazel Hannah
Board of Education
Lemon Local
Monroe
Butler County
Ohio
Monroe High
Oneida
Spring Hill
Grunkemeyer
Sullivan, Isaacs & Associates
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Broadway
Dodge
American Building
Allied Construction Industries
Grunkemeyer, Sullivan, Isaacs and Associates
Lemon Local School District Board OF Education
Hope Lassos Laughs on TV With Governor Lausche
Bob Hope hosts a Cleveland telecast tied to Sesquicentennial events with Gov. Lausche as a guest. The show features mixed talent from Phil Harris and Gloria DeHaven, with technical hiccups and a debate on whether hourlong variety programs can sustain top entertainment compared with Sullivan style formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hope
Lausche
Hope
Cleveland
Phil Harris
Phil
Brother Bill
Jack Benny
Gloria DeHaven
Miss DeHaven
Bing
Masonic Auditorum
Bob
Berle
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Births Reported From Middletown Excello and More
Vital statistics list multiple newborns with parents and locations. Middletown Route 1 welcomed a girl yesterday. Excello welcomed a girl yesterday. 2602 Elmo Place welcomed a boy yesterday. West Middletown Route 1 a girl today. 231 North Broad Street a girl today. 1414 Yankee Road a girl today. and furthers list Mr and Mrs Hubert Smith Mr Gibson Mr Lewis Mr Francis Mr Clarke and Mr Sixt as the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Smith
Middletown
Charles Gibson
Excello
Carl Lewis
Elmo Pl
Earl Francis
West Middletown
Robert Clarke
N. Broad St
Robert Sixt
Yankee Rd
Local Youths and Residents Listed in Area Notices
The notice lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses including Lenon Hunter 18 of Lincoln Avenue, Viola Arnold 17 of Sycamore Street, Carl Meadors 24 of Hamilton, Loretta Wells 26 of Hamilton, Roy E Poff 27 Lebanon, Phyllis J Busby 20 Middletown, Norman Eldworth Trenan 19 Middletown, Ruby Jean Ratliff 19 Middletown, John G Ewing 41 Wyandotte Michigan, Verne Welker 41 Middletown, Kenneth O Wells 31 Earle Hotel, Bertha Goff 28 Middletown, Robert W Barkley 18 New Miami, Eleanor Mae Barker 19 Middletown, Frank Schner 60 Middletown, Golden Blankenship Baker 46 Middletown, Gilbert Smith Jr 30 South Lebanon, Lillie Carmack 22 South Lebanon. Licensed in Richmond Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenon Hunter
Lincoln Ave
Viola Arnold
Sycamore St
Carl Meadors
Loretta Wells
Hamilton
Roy E. Poff
Lebanon
Phyllis J. Busby
Wilbraham Rd
Middletown
Norman Eldworth Trenan
N. Verity Pry
Ruby Jean Ratliff
Cleveland St
John G. Ewing
Wyandotte
Mich
Verne Welker
Young St
Kenneth O. Wells
Earle Hotel
Bertha Goff
Fernwood
Robert W. Barkley
Howman Ave
New Miami
Eleanor Mae Barker
Fairmount Ave
Richmond
Ind
Frank Schner
Golden Blankenship Baker
Gilbert Smith Jr
Lillie Carmack
South
Hospital Notices List a Patchwork of Stays and Dismissals
The column records multiple patient entries from Waneta Street Yankee Road Garfield Street Fleming Road Sheffield Street Tytus Avenue West Middletown Route 1 Ger mantown Route 2 and Moore S t Cincinnati Hospitals. It also notes discharges for Mrs Cecil Webb and several others including Mrs Elizabeth Anthony and James Rowlin among listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Staton
Waneta St
Frank Jacobs
Yankee Rd
John Bush
Garfield St
Clifford Brainer
Fleming Rd
Ernest Witt
Sheffield St
William Miller
Fred Miller
Tytus Ave
James Myhnier
West Middletown
Elizabeth Anthony
Germantown
Homer Colvin
Moore S&t
Cincinnati Homes Hospital
Broadcast Highlights for Wednesday Evening
Radio tonight features WHIO FBI In Peace and War at 8 p.m. about two bank robbers who serve 20 years and seek hidden loot. 8:30 WPFB premieres Orson Welles Lives of Harry Lime. 9 p.m. WHIO WKRC Cathy and Elliott Lewis portray a Greenwich Village artist and poet neighbors. 9:30 WHIO WKRC Crime Classics profiles Billy the Kid. 10 p.m. WHIO WKRC boxing Bobo Olson vs Randy Turpin 15 rounds for the world middleweight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
WPFB
Orson Welles
Harry Limes
WHIO
WKRC
Cathy
Elliott Lewis
Greenwich Village
Billy the Kid
Bobo Olson
Randy Turpin
TV and Radio Tonight Schedule Mixed With Debuts
Tomorrow on WPFB Fern Trout vine discusses the League of Women Voters annual town meeting at 10:30. Tonight TV shows include Oklahoma Kansas football highlights at 7:30 on WHIO and Ed die Fisher with Ann Crowley at 7:30 on WLW. Alan Mowbray debuts a comedy series at 8:30 on WCPO, followed by TV Theater about a Vermont family at 9. Forever and a Day stars Brian Aherne Charles Laughton Ida Lupino at 11:15 on WLW-T Family Playhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Ann Crowley
Eddie Fisher
WCPO
Alan Mowbray
Col
Humphrey Flach
Vermont
WHIO
WKRC
Bobo Olson
Randy Turpin
Brian Aherne
Charles Laughton
Ida Lupino
Family Playhouse
Radio Schedule Highlights Afternoon and Evening Programs
The page lists Wednesday and Thursday radio slots across stations WLW WSAI WKRC WMOH WPFB WLW etc. Programs include news music talk shows sports and special features such as True Story Bob Hope and Kitchen Club with various hosts and times from morning through evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Plain Bill
WLW
WPFB
Jon
Sparkie
WSAIL
L. Jones
WSAT
C. Massey
Wild Bil
WMOH
WPFS
Scotia Meee
WSAS
W. Lenay
WSAI
WLW Waite Hovt
Oe H.S. Coching
L. Thomas
Bill Stern
Cisco Kid
Beulah
M. Beatty
WLW Rosary
Amburgy
Pace Ranger
H. J. Taylor
En Tris Coffin
FBI
Wkrc McGees
H. Express
B. Blackie
Express
Wmoh Limited
J. Remington
WKRAC
Smokey Ward
Will— T. MecCarthy
Wsai Chorsetime
Xenia Church
Wkrc Limited
Brara
WRKRC
Wpfb Blast Club
G. Heater
Godfrey
Travelers
Bob Hope
F. Troutvinle
WEAI
WMO
WPF
Jenny
A. Berch
Helen Trent
Mrs. Burton
J. Reznor
Perry Mason
Bill Thell
Nora Drake
Lenay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Hayes
Bob Hileman
Kent Stubbs
Stubbs
Gorman
West Elkton High
Springboro
Lewisburg
Jackson
Hanover
West Alexandria
Dixon
New Paris
Wayne
Dayton Dunbark
Camden
West Elkton
Lanier
Farmersville
College Corner
Verona
Trenton
Middletown Fenwick
Tall Story
Women's Recreation League
Esther McGraw
Betty Baldwin
Martin
Barbarossa
Mable Whitaker
Duff's Cafe
Dot Mikovich
Schoerffing
Burnett’s
Mayer
Ruth Sanders
Jim Mainel
Kegser
Son's Grill
Turf Cafe
Moose Lodge
Ed Canter
Yellow Cab
Pifieffer
S. Dietz Sohio
Lefty Hyde
Homestead Inn
Jasper Harrison
Homestead
Carfax
Jack Frisbie
Bill's Cafe
Gardner Board & Carton Girls
Rollettes
Klik
Operettes
Bourdettes
Ring Stylers
Darwin Senften
Armco Wahoo
East Processing
Hot Strip
Jack Evans
Elect
Bill Gillespie
Shipping
Coke Plant
ARMCO
Electric Construction
Fete
Mel Steele
Loretta Vanderpool
YMCA
Aeronca
Food Service
Dot Hoover
Inland Container
United Welding
Crystal Tissue
Dot Snethen
Gas & Electric
Greathouse
Armco Girls
Coits
Strike & Spare
P. Anthony
Jerks
Treva Terrell
Bowerines
Carjax
Chick
Jim Maines
Letty Hyde Jasper Harrisor
Boots Aldertor
Howe Motor Co
Central Ave
Pfliffer Brewina
Ete Ay
By Warren Wolfe
Cecil Webb
Charles Stiles
Roy Shepherd
Carolina
George Redkey
South Main
James Rowlin
Lawn Ave
Etha Hannah
Martin Mains
Maurice Mains
Linden Ave
Schick
Wives Ceosen
Robert Richardson
Radio Tonight
Fern Troutvine
League of Women Voters
MccCarthy
Wmol
Io Magazine
Judy Jane
Rosemary
Road of Life
Wkreg Pantry
WLW News
Wmoh Smokey Ward
Ma Perkins
Dr. Malone
Queen
WLW Music Hall
Wsai Records
Wkrc Hospital
Massey-Wlw
Hilltop House
Beautiful Life
Linkletter
WLYV
Youngs
WSAL
Miami
Lewis, V'ty
Stella Dallas
Widder Brown
WLW Pioneers Sonse
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