The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 29

First Fireworks Violators Fined The first convictions this Driver Convicted THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 5, Section Thursday, June 16, 1960 After a two day trial a Jury' in Municipal Judge William J. Heating's court found Sister Mary Emily, princi nounced by Mother Colette will be added each subse Hill, Groesbeck, Taylor's pal of Mother of Mercy High School for the last 18 years. later this summer. A native of Cincinnati quent year until the full four-year program Is attained. It la designed to serve girls from Catholic parishes In College Hill.

North College Creek, Mt. Airy, Plnneytown and Dry Ridge. It Is named In year for shooting fireworks Injured In Wreck Of Stolen Car David Powell, 49, 231 Oak runic a came yesterday In Court. I ul unYujg An 18-year-old Green Street The automobile belonged to Charles Diebold, 1120 Wing St. It was stolen a short time before the accident at Ninth and Broadway.

has been named principal of the new McAuley High School which will open In September. The appointment was made by Mother Mary Colette, Mother Provincial of the Sls-1 ters of Mercy who will maintain and operate the school i Sister Mary Emily has taught honor of Mother Mary cath erine McAuley who founded Thomas Tomaaeck, 18, 1017 w.n UK youth was Injured yesterday in parochial schools of the city and at Mother of Mercy the Sisters of Mercy In Ire land in 1831. Mansion and Eugenel" morning when a stolen auto Thrasher. 19. 3619 Van Vey rowen, manager or were nrrtst.d TuMdav lng service at the Ford plant, Academy.

mobile he was driving struck McAuley High School, Oak- 'Horse Bettor' Held In Grand Larceny night after police observed'18 arrested April axter ne a pole at 3233 Gilbert police reported. Dryer Blazes Fire in a clothes dryer at the home of William Lawson, 1 wood and Belmont will Ithem shooting flrecrackerstrucK ine rear 01 an "uiomo- accommodate 1200 girls when Clarence Merkle, 44, v1324iMerkle took $400 from a cash on Warsaw Avenue. oue sioppea in iramc. ne was granted a 30-day stay of Kenneth Bundy, 130 Green it Is completed In January, Pullan was ordered Judge Gilbert Bettman suffered chest, knee and right ankle injuries. He was 1961.

A total of 185 freshmen to the Grand Jury yesterday ton Ave. Merkle told officers fined the pair the costs of execution of a three-day 7049 Shawnee Indian Hill. I which will serve as a girls' (have registered to date. It diocesan high school. Other! will be open to freshmen only faculty members will be an- for the first year.

A new class In Police Court on a chargeihe lost ihe money on horses, court, but remitted the flneJWorkhouse sentence, fine of treated at Oeneral Hospital. Police ordered him held for caused "negligible" damage early yesterday, Chief Floyd of grand larceny. Judge Bettman set bond atWhen they promised not to'SJOO and costs and a nine Detective Ansel Russell said $500. snoot more fireworks. imonth driving suspension.

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