Armstrong to Speak at Middletown ADPA Meeting
Neil Armstrong, famed Apollo 11 commander and Moon landing first, will speak May 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Manchester Inn. The event, a joint Greater Cincinnati and Wright Brothers ADPA chapter meeting, is open to members and guests.
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Neil Armstrong
Lebanon
Middletown
American Defense Preparedness Association
Manchester Inn
Greater Cincinnati
Wright Brothers
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Armstrong
Manchester
ADPA
Butler County Sheriff releases first annual report
Sheriff Robert R. Walton announced Butler County's first annual report, detailing division roles in civil, crime prevention, road patrol, detectives, jail, and records. Patrol logged 476727 miles with 712 arrests, 1354 accidents, 1533 citations, and 674 public assist incidents, while the jail housed about 110 prisoners daily.
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Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Robert R. Walton
Walton
Sheriff's Department
Butler County
Department
Clifford Dye
Robert Wright
Ray Wolf
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and area
Obituaries list Victor McCullough 45 of 222 Park St who died at Colonial Manor Convalescent Center after six months illness. services at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with burial in Miltonville Cemetery. Also noted are infant deaths Linda Diane Combs and 3 day old Matthew P. Long, and several survivors. Funeral notices for Joseph R. Baker, Joseph K. Aranyos, Billy Joe Eskew, Janet R. Dennis, Wilbur Darius Singleton Jr. share service times and burial plans across Middletown area churches and cemeteries.
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Victor McCullough
Park St
Colonial Manor Convalescent Center
Cambridge
Middletown Area
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Armco Steel Corp
Gertrude
William Epperson
Monroe
Paul Bergdall
Miltonville
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Bethlehem Lutheran
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Woodside Cemetery
Matthew P. Long
Sheila Long
Illinois Ave
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Rebekah
Cecil Long
Middletown
Margaret Sharits
Harold Wenger
Joseph R. Baker
Linda Diane Combs
Patrick Combs
Pershing Ave
David
Barbara Tyner
Richland
Wash
Guy Allen
Joseph K. Baker
Springboro
Billy Joe Eskew
Eyler Drive
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Eskew
Monsanto
Ola Castle
Lowmansville
Virginia Clay
Ashland
Sprim Christian Church
Delbert Dawes
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Anglesby Funeral Home
Lebanon
Wilbur Darius Singleton Jr
Wilbur Singleton
Miller Road
Barney's Children’s Hospital
Dayton
Ronald Singleton
Roy Smith
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswal Funeral Home
Scout Troop 1031 Plans Amtrak Trip to Indianapolis
Eighteen members of Girl Scout Troop 1031 with guests and adults will ride the Amtrak National Limited from Dayton to Indianapolis on Saturday morning for a three hour trip. In Indianapolis the group will tour the Sway Museum the Children's Museum and Connor Prairie with a charter bus and guide. Leaders are Mrs. Frank Menesik and Mrs. LeRoy Wrigg.
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Girl Scout Troop 1031
Amtrak National Limited
Dayton
Indianapolis
Sway Museum
Children's Museum
Connor Prarie
Frank Menesik
LeRoy Wrigg
Pond pond clinic set in Warren County
The Warren County Soil Conservation Service will sponsor a pond clinic at 7 30 p m April 12 in the mini theater of the Warren County Joint Vocational School on Ohio 48 Pete Derkson and Rick Bauer with a slide presentation will show how to improve management of farm ponds
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Lebanon
Warren County Soil Conservation Service
Warren County Joint Vocational School
Ohio
Pete Derkson
Rick Bauer
Swallen's adds floor to Middletown store plan
Wilbur Swallen founder and president outlines revised Middletown Swallen's store plans to Rotary. The three above ground floors plus basement will total about 165000 square feet and link to City Centre garage on two levels. Financing near completion via industrial development bonds with no city funds. Completion possible by 1979 with construction start planned for summer pending bids and permits. Swallen notes younger executives pushed expansion. The chain operates in Cincinnati area with broader services and a Tri County size store in Mansfield.
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Middletown Swallen's
Sw ‘S
Tri-County
Cincinnati
Wilbur Swallen
Discount
Middletown
Swallen
Armco
Ohio Sealy Mattress Manufacturing Co
Rotary
Swalien
Layman Becomes Principal at St Xavier High School
Michael Trainor, a layman, becomes the first non Jesuit principal of the 147 year old St Xavier High School in Cincinnati. Trainor, 33, took the helm March 30 after serving as assistant principal for academic affairs since 1969 and acting principal since January. The school, with about 1100 students, plans tuition increases amid fluctuating enrollment from 1080 to 1130. Tuition will rise from 1050 to 1150 next year.
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Cincinnati
St. Xavier High School
Michael Trainor
Dayton
Trainor
St. Xavier
Francis X. Moon
Maryland
Society of Jesus
Safety awards highlight Middletown seminar recipients
A Garfield fifth-grader Dianna Rudd won the Patrolman Jack Combs Memorial Award chosen from 300 safety patrol members. Angela Reynolds and Mike Barker earned runnerup honors. The CGE Northern division received a 3,435,298 hour safety award for no lost-time injuries.
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Garfield
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown Area
Safety Council
Middletown
Dianna Rudd
John Rudd
Baltimore St
Jack Combs
Dianna
Angela Reynolds
Oneida
James Reynolds
Mohawk St
Mike Barker
Middletown Christian School
William Barker
Kunz Ave
Cg&e
Special Mass and luncheon honors John XXIII volunteers
A Mass and luncheon for parents especially mothers who volunteer at John XXIII Elementary School will be held tomorrow at St. Marys parish on Central Avenue. Rev. Anthony Andres will lead the Mass at 1 p.m. Attending are Dr. Omer Hurlburt William Kunzler Sister Mary Mark Deters and Mrs Joseph Lyons.
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John XXIII
St. Mary's Parish
Central Avenue
Anthony Andres
St. Mary’s
Omer Hurlburt
William Kunzler
Mary Mark Deters
Joseph Lyons
PTO
Michael Kelley
St. Mary's
West
Christopher Moore
Newsman Smith blasts Carter policy at Miami University
Howard K. Smith urged President Carter to craft inflation controls during a Miami University lecture on economics. He warned Carter risks a one term presidency without bold action and urged leadership to invest in plants, shift to export growth, lower taxes for job creation, and distribute necessary sacrifices to reverse inflation.
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Oxford
ABC
Howard K. Smith
Miami University
Carter
Smith
Vietnam
Japan
Smith Smith
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Taft Broadcasting Co
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Neill Armstrong
Varas
Sheriff's Report Issued
Ment
Tom Deaton
Matthew Long
Funeral Home Is
Linda Combs
Joseph Aranyos
Joseph K. Aranyos
Wellington Road
Mr. Aranyos
Hungary
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Armeco
Helen
Richard
Huntington Beach
Calif
Andrew
Fredonia
Robert
Bethel
Mary Urban
Ella Hubbard
Pittsburgh
Mass
Mildred Blum
Margaret Carpenter
John
Detroit
Frank
Reno
Nev
Julia Papp
Torrance
St. John’s Church
Wilson-Schramm
Billy Eskew
Janet Dennis
Franklin
Janet R. Dennis
High Ridge Court
Massachusettes
Williamstown
Williamstown National Bank
North Adams
Hermon
Linda Buss
James Russell
Southport
Conn
Margaret Benton
West Bridgewater
Christina Lestage
Eaton Funeral Home
Arnold Ettenhofer
Illion Sanitary - 5
Warren County
Swallen’s
Swallen's
Mansfield
Jesus Christ
Billy Graham
New Middletown
Swallon
Layman
Diamond Graphic Arts
Square D Co
Middletown High
Glenn
Tiger
Ellison
US Postal Service
Hoerner-Waldorf Co
Office Outfitters
Glenn “Tiger
Mtown
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
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