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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1952

Page

5

Bids For Addition To MHS Shop Exceed Funds Available

Bids to add vocational shops and a kindergarten room to Eddietown High School exceed the district’s building funds by about 40,000 dollars. Superintendent Wade F Miller told the Board of Education that total low bids for general construction and electrical, plumbing and heating totaled 210,136 dollars, with 112,556 on hand plus about 26,000 in interest. An additional 370,000 is expected from the North School property sale on January 1, 1953. Completion is planned for August 15, 1953, with the board delaying a decision until the September 25 meeting. they have 30 days to act.

Eddietown High School Wade FE Miller Board of Education Miller Central School MHS McLaughlin and Teil Architects Lima Knowlton Construction Co Bellefontaine Robert Gray and Sons Middle

School Board Moves To Fill Brosius Post

The Board of Education accepted the resignation of Dr. Fred Brosius and moved to appoint a new member at the next meeting. A nominating committee will submit recommendations. about 10 people have shown interest. The board authorized Miller to hire another first grade teacher for Garfield School to handle 117 students in three classes, with room to add an overflow class. The Edison Oppor tunity School sale was reconsidered due to population changes. no decision was made. Students will be dismissed early September 26 for the Butler County Fair. The board approved the three-and-a-half mill school levy and addressed Wildwood subdivision kindergarten transfers, reaffirming Lincoln School district boundaries for grades one through six while allowing kindergarten placement as needed. Current enrollment stands at 6,389 students across all schools.

Board of Education Fred Brosius R. H. Snyder Joseph Woodruff John A. Ingwersen Ingwersen Wade F. Miller Garfield School Miller Garfield Edison “Oppor‘turnity Snyder Young St Butler County Henderson Estes Board of Elections Wildwood Wilson Jefferson School Lincoln School Lincoln McKinley Roosevelt Central Jefferson Sherman Taft Edison Washington

Betas Will Meet In Oxford In 54

The annual Beta Theta Pi international convention will be held in 1954 on Miami University campus in Oxford where the fraternity began. National secretary Ralph N. Fey announced from the Oxford headquarters, noting the founding site as the meeting place chosen after the 113th convention at Bigwin Inn in Ontario. Previously Pasadena had been named for next year. In 1939 Oxford hosted the 100th anniversary convention when a campanile was gifted to Miami University.

Oxford Beta Theta Pi Miami University Ralph N. Fey Fey Bigwin Inn Ontario Canada Pasadena Cal Betas Memes University Fratery

Knights Of Lithuania Gather For Convention

About 250 delegates expected to register in Dayton for a four day national convention of the Knights of Lithuania a fraternal Catholic group of Lithuanian descent.

Knights of Lithuania Dayton The

Iceland Population Density Report Cited

The Encyclopaedia Britannica states Iceland averages about three persons per square mile, reflecting its sparse settlement pattern and rugged terrain. This density figure highlights Iceland’s remote geography and limited habitable areas influencing settlement and development patterns.

Iceland

Cincinnatians Advance Fight On Cancer

Scientists at Institute Divi Thomas in Cincinnati report a new technique to combat cancer using a tying-off method that starves blood flow to tumors in animals, causing regression and potential immunity in 50 to 80 percent of cases. Dr. George S. Sperts cautions results are preliminary and not yet a standard procedure.

Cincinnati Institute Divi Thomas John C. Fardon Division of Biology John E. Prince George S. Sperts

Servicemen News Highlights Six Service Members

Pfc. Horace E. Perry and Pfc. James Pennington will report to Washington DC on September 11 for Far East Command assignment after a 15 day furlough with relatives. Airman First Class Webb G. Burks, promoted to staff sergeant, has a path from Middletown High School to Tuskegee Institute then Lackland and Keesler AFB, now with the Air Force at Charleston Maine. Pfc. Donald E. Rike earns the Combat Infantryman Badge with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea. Cpl. Paul B. Knapp arrives in Korea with a motor transport group of the First Marine Division after training at Camp LeJeune. Airman Second Class Robert E Gilbert arrives in Japan with the 611th Air Base Wing and handles teletype for FEAF Bomber Command. Gilbert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Gilbert, and brother of James L. Gilbert at Tyndall AFB.

Horace E. Perry Elsie Perry Chester St James Pennington John Pennington Main St Washington, DC Far East Command Camp Polk 147Th Infantry Webb G. Burks Garrison Burks Garfield St Air Force Charleston Middletown High School Burks Tuskegee Institute Lackland Afb San Antonio Tex Air Force Technical School Keesler Afb Mississippi Cpl Paul B. Knapp H. B. Knapp Trenton Korea First Marine Division Corporal Knapp Oceanside Calif Camp LeJeune N. C Marine Corps Trenton High School Robert E Gilbert Japan 1St Air Base Far East Air Force Base Feaf Bomber Command Gilbert Adeggeed Afb Texas Warren Afb Wyo Donaldson Afb 8. C Far East Gibert Logan Gilbert Tytus Ave James L. Gilbert Tyndall Afb Fila

Moose Lodge to Finalize Picnic Plans Tonight

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 501 members meet at 8 p m to finalize arrangements for the annual picnic and festival scheduled at the Boat House on Route 73 north of the city this Saturday and Sunday. The outing committee will report on preparation and a fish fry will follow.

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 501

Two Platoon Poll System Faces State Ruling in Butler County

Butler County election board deadlocked 2 2 over a two platoon poll worker system for November. Republicans Coyle and Shollenbarger favor the plan to speed up counting. Democrats Briede and Brandhoff oppose citing a $15,000 per election cost. Corwin Brosius says Secretary of State Ted Brown will settle the dispute under Ohio law, voters may see separate day and night staffs. Strawberries belong to the rose family.

Hamilton Board of Elections Secretary of State Ohio Ted Brown Butler Coun Ty. Corwin Brosius Elections Board Martin Coyle James Shollenbarger Robert Briede George Brandhoff Sys Tem

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