Drug Planning Board Formed in Butler County
Butler County appoints a 12 member Drug Planning and Services Committee to review all drug related programs. Middleton residents on the board include David Harris Lynn Tankersley Mary Jones and Dr Charles Patterson. Also noted: a contract change proposed for a LeSourdsville regional sewage plant and a budget share for the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Council of Governments totaling 35382 with Butler County receiving 10852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Commissioners
David Harris
Middletown
Lynn Tankersley
Mary Jones
The
Mental Hygiene Association
Charles Patterson
Butler County Medical Society
Trenton
Rolfe Wagner
LeSourdsville
Gregory Creek
Monroe
Don Schirmer
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Council of Governments
Butler County
Hamilton
Fairfield
Oxford
Seventh Annual Greek Bazaar Set for July 20 and 21
The seventh annual Greek Bazaar will take place July 20 and 21 sponsored by St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. It will be on church grounds at Grand Avenue and Stanley Street with George C. Revelos as chairman and George J. Jonson as co chair. Committees and booths are led by Georgia Comminos Dolores Revelos Mrs John Revelos George N Jonson Kiki Demetriou Mrs Peter Vradelis and Mrs James Eliopoulos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Grand Avenue
Stanley Street
George C. Revelos
George J. Jonson Cochairman
Georgia
Comminos
Dolores Revelos
John Revelos
George N. Jonson
Kiki Demetriou
Peter Vradelis
James Eliopoulos
Last services for ecumenical Lenten series in Middletown
Middletown closes its ecumenical Lenten services with two final gatherings. On Wednesday at noon services at Faith United Methodist Church led by Rev. W Curtis Lee, followed by a brief lunch for workers. Thursday at 7 30 p m at First Christian Church led by Rev. Lewis Thompson. A cooperative effort of Bethlehem Lutheran First Christian Faith United Methodist First United Methodist and St Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Faith United Methodist
First Christian Churches
Faith United Methodist Church
W. Curtis Lee
St. Paul's United Church
First Christian Church
Lewis Thompson
Bethlehem Lutheran
First Christian
Faith Methodist
First United Methodist
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Obstetrician to speak to cancer volunteers
Dr Jacqueline L Miller local obstetrician and gynecologist will speak Thursday at a coffee for Middletown Butler County American Cancer Society volunteers. She will discuss Pap test impact on cervical cancer death rates and new breast cancer screening techniques. Area chairmen will present Cancer Crusade kits to neighborhood captains and residential chairmen supervise the three day drive in Middletown Monroe Trenton and Madison Township. She is a Middletown High School graduate with degrees from Ohio State Temple and Jefferson Hospital training and joined Gynecologic Consultants Inc in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline L. Miller
Middletown
Butler County
The
Joseph E. Newlin
R. Wayne Anderson
Stephen Temple
Monroe
John Chamberlain
C. Thomas Gorder
Trenton
Dean Prushing
Gerald Manning
Madison Township
Gerald Enright
Middletown High School
Ohio State University
Temple University
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Gynecologic Consultants Inc
Rose Day sales reach record in Middletown Lions drive
The Middletown Lions Club sold a record 3 400 dozen red roses during its 26th Rose Day campaign ending Friday and Saturday. The total topped last year by 1 200 dozen and fundraising will exceed last year by about 2 000 dollars for sight saving projects. The club recently purchased a Visual- Tek device for Wildwoo Elementary School to aid limited sight students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Deaths and funerals listed for Middletown area
The notice lists Glenmore Hill 59 of 1780 S Breiel Blvd dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at Trenton Nazarene Church. Survived by wife Thelma three sons a daughter step children and many relatives. services Wednesday at Trenton Nazarene Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Also included are notices for Ronald Routson 29 of Monroe who died Saturday from a gunshot wound and Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday at Seven Dolors Church. Edwin F Craig 74 of Marysville. Shuman B Worrell 55 formerly of Germantown. and several Hamilton area deaths Leeds Bronson Sherman Napier Sr Mrs Cornelia Adams with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmore Hill
S. Breiel Blvd
Middletown Hospital
Trentonazarene Church
Mr. Hill
Middletown
Thelma
Ronald and
Glenmore Jr
Springboro
Richard
Vallejo
Calif
Charlotte Gilpin
Phillip Lacefield
Mary Haddix
Clifford
Donald
Trenton
Denver
Edna Wills
Lebanon
Delores Spinks
Boynton Beach
Fla
Geraldine Stoneslifer
Lake Worth
Trenton Nazarene Church
A.M. Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Ronald E. Routson
S. Main St
Monroe
Mr. Routson
Lemon- Monroe High School
Frigidaire
Seven Dolors Church
Wilson-Schramm
Edwin F. Craig
Marysville
Andrew Craig
Postal-Hale Funeral Home
Craig
Hamilton
Leeds Bronson
Thomas Blvd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sherman Napier Sr
Hamilton-Mason Road
West Chester
Regular Baptist Church
Cornelia Adams
Osage Drive
Klaus-Weigel
Track switches keys recovered
A 13 year old Middletown boy was arrested Saturday night in connection with the Thursday theft of two Penn Central items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Penn-Central
Young Streaker Found At Hill Avenue Home
Middletown police traced a two year old boy involved in a nude incident at 1908 Hill Ave to his mother living at 1911 Roosevelt Blvd. After police wrapped a towel around him the child was returned home. Separately Penn Central reported railroad padlock keys stolen from a locker were used to switch a track and derailment was narrowly averted. The youth later surrendered the keys and was cited into Butler County Juvenile Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hill Avenue
Earl Smith
Paul Judd
Mike Marchetti
Hill Ave
Sandra Pelfrey
Roosevelt Blvd
Penn- Central
Penn-Central
Butler County Juvenile Court
Industrial land sale on agenda at city meeting
City Commissioners will consider selling land in Hook Field Industrial Park at tomorrow's 7 p.m. meeting in the City Building commission chambers. Bernard Annenberg of Middletown News Agency which runs Readmore book stores proposed to purchase the land for a warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Field
City Building Commission
Bernard Annenberg
Middletown News Agency
Readmore Book Stores
Election at Wildwood PTO Meeting
The Wildwood School Parent Teachers Organization will elect next year's officers at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow in the school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Pto
Wildwood
Carlisle girl wins at twirling contest
Sheryl Ann Longworth of Carlisle captured day honors at a National Baton Twirling Association event in Charleston West Virginia. She earned firsts in advanced solo twirling for 14 year olds and visitors solo for 11 to 14, plus advanced strutting for 13 to 14 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Sheryl Ann Longworth
Carlisle
Dayton
Lee Ann Evans
Poasttown Crash Injures Middletown Man
A Middletown man Johnny Burton, 26, is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on Ohio 4 at Trenton Franklin Road in Poasttown. Burton failed to stop northbound on Ohio 4 and hit Lester Diehl, 17, as he tried a left turn onto Trenton Franklin Road. The crash remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio 4
Trenton-Franklin Road
Poasttown
Johnny Burton
Germantown Road
Burton
Lester Diehl
Brookville
Diehl
Fires and medical calls logged in city incidents
At 12:18 a.m. a fire at 3915 Vannest Ave. caused no damage to Alma Stamper’s home due to an overheated oil stove. At 1:15 a.m. Douglas Nickoson was treated and released after breathing trouble at 124 Park St. Willis Smothers faced a furnace motor issue with $50 damage at 3508 Hampton Place. Francina Thomas, age 28, was taken to hospital in fair condition for chest pains after 10:29 p.m. at 924 18th Ave. Willie Pearl Allen, 76, was unconscious at 708 18th Ave. and taken to hospital, treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannest Ave
Alma Stamper
Park St
Douglas Nickoson
Hampton Place
Willis Smothers
Furnace Motor
18Th Ave
Francina Thomas
Springboro drill team secures fourth in statewide contest
Springboro High School's drill team finished fourth yesterday in a statewide competition held in Columbus. Lakota High School achieved second place in the band division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Springboro High School
Columbus
Lakota High School
Police briefs report stolen ceramic ship and vandalisms
A 40 inch ceramic ship owned by Nancy Yant was reported stolen from the hallway outside her apartment on 1066 Park Lane Apt A. James Davis said his car window was broken on 14th Avenue, several youths involved. Bessie Graham reported a home entry ransacking with no theft. Otto Brown noted a pellet gun damage to his windshield and a second window break. Paula Hogg reported chipped car paint from rocks on First Avenue. Edwina Wood saw a naked man near a Market parking lot. Vandals broke windows at Goodwill Industries on Clinton Street. A stereo worth 50 dollars was stolen from Kash Kissick’s car on Moore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Yant
Park Lane
Apt. A
James Davis
Curveyer Road
14Th Avenue
Minnesota
Main Streets
Otto Brown
Clark St
Paula Hogg
Henrick Drive
First Avenue
Kash Kissick
Moore St
Slide Show Tonight At Hunt Towers
Armco Steel Corp engineer David Enochs will present a slide show on life in an African village at a Hunt Towers Organization business meeting tonight. The event begins at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Enochs
Armco Steel Corp
Hunt Towers Organization
Easter Egg Hunt at Hill's Department Store
Hill's Department Store will hold its annual Easter egg hunt Saturday at 9 30 a m in the store parking lot on S Breiel Boulevard Over 1 000 colored eggs will be hidden for three age groups 2 to 10 years Each group will have a separate hunting area and gift certificates will be awarded Each participant will receive a chocolate bunny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill's Department Store
S. Breiel Boulevard
Cooties elect chaplain in District Two
Leon Hull of 822 10th Ave was elected chaplain of District Two of the Ohio Military Order of the Cooties. Hull is seam squirrel of Pup Tent 64, the local Cootie group. Gloria Hull was elected trustee at the district Ladies Auxiliary Cootie meeting. Ozella M. Pinson is district Ladies Auxiliary Cootie banner bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hull
10Th Ave
Ohio Military Order of the Cooties
Hull
Seam
Pup
Gloria Hull
Ozella M. Pinson
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Drug Planning Board
Shawnee Lee Journal
Middletonians
Revelos
Cancer Society
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Miller
Friendship Village
Ohio
Esile
Shiloh Springs
Ronald Routson
Ohio National Guard
Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
Everett Boutson
John
Robert
James
Geoffrey
Ray Bennett
Mary
Edwin Craig
Shuman Worrell
Germantown
Shuman B. Worrell
Richardson-Bird
Milford
Mich
Worrell
Pontiac
General Hospital
Germantown High School
University of Michigan
Michigan State Parks System
Lions Club
Annamae
Nancy
Harold Worrell
Hubert
Young Streaker
Fancy
Alicia Crase
Claudia Crase
Joni Lynn Wagner
Miss Wagner
Xenia
Miss Evans
Noblesville
Ind
U.S
Willie Pearl Allen
Springboro Drill
Armstrong
Oswalt Carpet & Tile
Bessie Graham
Lafayette Ave
Manchester Avenue
Edwina Wood
Neibar St
Goodwill Industries
Clinton St
Hunt Towers
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Shampo
Andy
B.Y.O.B
Dillman Markets
University Blvd
Central Ave
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