NAACP to Hold Memorial Service for Birmingham Bomb Victims
The Middletown NAACP chapter schedules a 3:30 p.m. Sunday memorial service for four children killed in a Sept. 15 Birmingham bombing. The Church of God at 11th Ave and Lincoln St will host the service led by Rev. S. S. Cousins with NAACP president Dr. E. W. Washington stating the public program.
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Ala
Middletown
National Association For the Advancement of Color People
Church of God
Avie and
Lincoln Street
S. S. Cousins
New Era Baptist Church
E. W. Washington
NAACP
Masonic Honor To Weatherwax In 33rd Degree Ceremonies
Russell S. Weatherwax Sr president of Barnitz Bank received the 33rd degree of Freemasonry in Boston along with 164 other Masons. Weatherwax of 3101 Milton Road Middletown is a longtime member of Jefferson Lodge and has served civic groups, churches, and foundations including leadership roles at the Methodist Theological School in Ohio and Ohio Wesleyan University. He has directed 18 corporations and earned multiple local honors.
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Russell S. Weatherwax Sr
Barnitz Bank
Boston
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Free Masons
Fraternity of Humanity
Weatherwax
Milton Road
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
Middletown
Royal Arch Masons
Scottish Rite
Valley of Dayton
Antioch Temple of the Shrine
Dayton
First Methodist Church
New Methodist Theological School
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University At
Delaware
Wfratherwax
Paul J. Crawford
Hamilton
Howard Baxter
Massillon
Earl R. Henderson
Elyria
Denison Professor Albert Avey Dies on Way to Newark
Denison University visiting professor of philosophy Dr. Albert E. Avey, 77, collapsed on campus and died en route to a Newark hospital. A former chairman of Ohio State University philosophy from 1942 to 1952, he held three Yale degrees and taught at OSU until 1954 before teaching at Pierce College Greece Cottey College Nevada Mo and Wooster College. He began new duties at Denison Monday.
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Pierce College
Greece
Cottey College
Nevada
Wooster College
Marine Band Perfection Delights Middletown Audience
The United States Marine Band conducted by Lt. Col. Albert Schoeppner performed at Middletown High School. The program featured Berlioz and Wagner selections, popular marches, Morissey concerto, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody, and Mozart Don Giovanni arias. The audience gave a standing ovation after the Marines Hymn and an afternoon concert thrilled local students.
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United States Marine Band
Albert Schoepper
Middletown High School
Associates
Schorpper
Morrisey
Morjrissey
Richard Wagner
William Jones
Mozart
Lau Blower Co. President Honored for 20 Years Service
T. J. Byrd of Middletown and president of the Lau Blower Co. in Dayton was to be honored at the fifth annual luncheon recognizing 15 and 20 year employees. The firm now employs 94 workers with 15 years or more of service.
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T. J. Byrd
Middletown
Lau Blower Co
Dayton
The
Dayton Manufactur
New York City's Elevator Count Near Forty-Five Thousand
A city report notes New York City hosts almost 45 thousand elevators across residential and commercial buildings. The announcement highlights the scale of urban infrastructure and potential safety oversight implications.
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New York City
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