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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1960

Page

25

Teen-Ager of the Month: Carrol Lewis Spotlight

Carrol Lewis 17, a Lemon Monroe High senior, is September Optimist Club Teen-Ager of the Month. She plans to pursue education, majors in future teachers of America, teaches third grade, and holds NHS president, student advisor, Mercury editorials, and literary editor roles. She has worked since age 12, led a senior Girl Scout troop, and sang in church choir.

Carrol Sue Lewis Optimist Club Stanley Lewis Lindy Avenue LeSourdesville Lemon-Monroe Carrol Future Teachers of America Monroe First Presbyterian Church Middletown the Mercury

Shartle Book Reveals Middletown Paper Heritage

A Middletown history manuscript by Charles W. Shartle, founder of the Shartle Brothers Machine Shop, traces the city’s papel industry rise. It details his early work, water woes, and the invention of the continuous paper beater that transformed U S mills.

Middletown J. T. Sebald Fourth Ave Chester County Charles Shartle Oxford Charles Maryland Tytus Paper Co Gardner Paper Co Diamond National Corp Shartle Philadelphia Southwark Charles W. Shartle Middletown Machine Co Barkeley Electric Co Shartle Brothers Machine Shop Clark Street United States Shartle Brothers

Church Musicians Do Much Beyond Sunday Services

A feature on church musicians showing how directors and volunteers like George Lachenauer Walter Davis and others balance worship duties with recruiting rehearsals hymn selection weddings funerals radio broadcasts cantatas field trips and youth choirs. The article highlights philosophy of music as religious education and ongoing community outreach.

George Lachenauer First Presbyterian Church Lacenauer Grand Avenue Gospel Heflin WPFB Walter Davis First Methodist Church First Methodist Choir Davis Mark Twain

Higher compensation outlined for disabled veterans

John T. Eastlack of the Veterans Administration explains a new law sets a special monthly rate of 265 for total service connected disability with 60 percent or more combined with housebound status. A 212 monthly rate applies when such disabilities occurred in peacetime. Permanently housebound means mostly confined to home with life-long disablement. The 1 percent rating can push total beyond 100 percent, with possible extra pay for specific losses and dependents.

Congress John T. Eastlack Veterans Administration Office High St Hamilton Eastlack

Marketing Maps Available Now From Cincinnati

Robert M. Luckey, manager of the Cincinnati field office of the U S Department of Commerce, announces eight industrial marketing maps. The maps are designed as marketing and distribution tools that complement census data for manufacturers, business, agriculture, and population sectors.

Robert M. Luckey Cincinnati U. S. Department of Commerce

Freeway driving tips raise lane confusion on I 75

Ohio State Patrol praises six lane Cincinnati Dayton freeway driving with few accidents yet notes lane use confusion. Officers urge drivers to stay right for slow traffic, use center for normal flow, left for passing, and to follow Speed limits as construction alongside continues.

Cpl. E. P. Goffos Highway Patrol Cincinnati Dayton Goffos Ohio Ohio Turnpike

Parade to Promote Town Meetings on Education Draws City

Next Saturday at 10 30 a.m. a parade from Smith Farm to Middletown High School will advertise the two Town Meetings on Education. Led by a flat bed truck float with a large bell, bands from Fenwick High School and several junior high and elementary schools join civic groups and student representatives. Officials and organizers including Cecil Bunyan and Knight Goodman oversee the event with two evening meetings scheduled for September 28 at Middletown High and October 12 at Lemon Monroe High.

Richard Nein Howard Cromwell Laurence Krusling Fenwick High School Board of Education Middletown Monroe Lemon-Monroe Fenwick High Roosevelt, McKinley Maple Park Amanda Cecil Bunyan Marshall Smith Farm Main Street Main Central Avenue Central Baltimore Street Baltimore Middletown High School Leo F. Reinartz Ray Young Frank Duvall Lemon-Monroe High School

No Fatals But City Still 2nd

No fatal accidents occurred in Middletown in August while the city trails Scott Air Force Base of Illinois in a joint safety contest. Base reports one fatality last month, eight for the year through August, vs Middletown’s nine. The closest Middletown has come to winning was 6-46 in April. The contest, begun January 1960, aims to cut all accident fatalities.

Middletown Scott Air Force Base Illino'i

Weekly Meetings Listed for Local Organizations

A dense schedule shows meetings this week for groups including Industrial Council Manchester Hotel Monroe Firemen's Association Monroe Fire House Monroe Grange VFW Post 6405 and various military and civic clubs across Manchester and surrounding areas.

Monroe Firemen’s Association Monroe

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Carrol Lewis Miss Lewis George Crout Grand Avenue Church Easton Cox McGraw Construction Co Rodney Montgomery Miami University John Sexton Tabernacle Francis Brelsford Trenton High School Trenton Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church Mt. Olivet Richard Ridda Rodda First Methodist Cincinnati-Dayton Knight Goodman Adminis Ing Joseph Mohan D. J. Townsend Cochairmen James Moorehead C. W. Bowles Wade Ex Wilbur Cohen Monroe Grange Monroe Elementary School VFW Garfield Armory Rotary Club Manchester Hotel Civitan Club Safety Council Civic Association Library Sertoma South Middletown Fire Association American Citizen's Club S. Broad Alcoholics Anonymous P.m Mayfield Fire Department Sheffield Street Middletown Grocers & Meat Dealers Association Chatterdine MHS Band Associates Board American Legion Legion Home IOOF Miami FOE Lodge Eagles Hall Spebsqsa
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