Rev Albert Schoenig to be honored at St Johns Church
The Rev Albert Schoenig, longtime parish priest and Middletown Hospital chaplain, receives a 35th ordination anniversary Mass at St Johns Church. The 4 pm service features Monsignor Charles Murphy as homilist, with multiple clergy and Schoenig’s former classmates in attendance. A covered-dish meal follows in the church cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Albert Schoenig
Schoenig
Middletown
Ares Atholtes
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Jaii
Charles Murphy
Snorsignor
St Henrys Church
Cincinnati
Good Samaritanospital
St. Joseph's Church
St Henry
Elder High School
St. Gregory's Seminary
St. Mary's Seminary
Loyola University
Chicago
Purcell and Elder High
St. Mary's Parish
St Elizabeth's Parish
Norwood
Franklin Girls Softball Slated for Summer League
Franklin city officials announced a girls' summer softball league for grades 12 to be run by Mike Griffith after a Recreation Board meeting. A coach is still needed. Soccer players join Middletown program this spring with a Franklin plan after an August clinic. Maintenance staff named and park repairs underway. Clinics in football gymnastics and cheerleading planned. Three bingo nights funded for elderly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mike Griffith
Grant Bod” Bradley
Siradhey
Middletown
Lions Community Park
Harmon and
Laycecrest
Tim Gabbard
Tony Stickelman
Dave LeVangie
Little League
Dave Back
Janine Creekmore
Siegfried Field
Bradley
Day Care Services Sought for Home-Based Providers
Concerned individuals are urged to provide day care for infants and preschoolers in home settings under the Butler County Welfare program. Training may lead to employment. payments require certification by the department. Health and suitable homes required. those 18 and older should call the Hamilton Care Unit at 44 700 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Ruth
Butler County Welfare
Amd
Ruth
Department
Hamilton
17 Year Old Faces Charges After Home Break-In
A 17 year old Pernwood Street resident was arrested after threatening residents on Burbank Avenue and forcing entry into a house, destroying it. He was found on Carolina Street around 3 pm and fled. officers chased him and took him into custody. Held for juvenile authorities on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernwood Street
Burbank Avenue
Bey
Carolina Street
Deaths in Carlisle and Camden note longtime residents
Mrs Susie Moore Foster 80 of Carlisle Care Center died Thursday night after lengthy illness. She lived 64 years in the area, was born in Jackson Kentucky and long served First Baptist Middletown. Survived by two daughters and five grandchildren. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. Memorial fund at Carlisle Care Center. Also Mrs Carolyn Ann Carrie Crafton 90 of Camden died Thursday in Oxford. A Eaton native, she belonged to local fraternal and church groups, with three sons six daughters and numerous grandchildren. Mass at St Marys Camden followed by burial at Fairmount Cemetery. Funeral home arrangements by McCoy Leffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Susie Moore Foster
Foster
Main St
Middletown
Jackson
First Baptist Church of
Arthur
Colleen Minge
Carolyn Yeggy
Cincinnati
G Walter Weber
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Susie Foster
Carlisle Care Center
Hillcrest Ave
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Camden
Carolyn Ann
Carrie’ Crafton
Kate Flowers
St. Mary's Church
Francis Monnig
Fairmount Cemetery
Warren County vo ed board approves staff cuts and pay hike
The Warren County Joint Vocational School Board accepted seven resignations and raised benefits for staff. Base salary set at 9500 for one year. life insurance to all employees plus increased sick days from one to two and accumulated days from 120 to 135. Replacements include Mary Larson for Henderson’s secretary post. The board also approved $47000 from Conrail for back property taxes and 100 percent payment, via early cash and future note payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Joint Vocational School Board of Education
Linda McLary
Duane Haley
Geoff Stridsberg
Robert Call
Leon Sloan
Judy Kelley
Doris Henderson
Mary Larson
Henderson
Warren Board
Middletown
Conrail
Congress
Penn Central
Warren County Budget Commission
Carter seeks expanded White House staff in emergency powers
The House approved a bill to nearly double the number of high level White House assistants, from 55 to 100, with pay ranging from 42,500 to 57,500 a year. Republicans note President Carter pledged to shrink the staff during his 1976 campaign. Hugh Carter Jr. says increases would provide flexibility in emergencies. Anderson, a Republican, questions the push given Carter’s campaign promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Carter
Hugh Carter Jr
John B. Anderson
R-Ii
Political Awareness Week events at Miami University
Three days of programs unveiled by the Miami Chapter of Common Cause highlight Political Awareness Week. The schedule includes Cincinnati Mayor Gerald Springer as guest speaker, talks on influence peddling in politics and politics and the university, plus a debate on pornography values. John Sparks of Common Cause notes the events are sponsor driven without taking a stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami
Common Cause
At & P.m
Laws Hall
Cincinnati
Gerald Springer
Benton Hall
Carole Snyder
Ohio Common Cause
Carl Morgenstern
Miami University Board of Trustees
University
Hamilton County
Simon Leis
Ellen Paul
The
Three Middletown Men Plead Guilty in Fairfield Break-In
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer ordered a presentence report for Douglas Toler 20 Jimmy Garretson 18 and Keith Compton 19 after they pleaded guilty to attempted burglary related to a Fairfield residence break-in Sentencing for all three was set for May 8 The case involved several juveniles and a charge of possession of criminal tools was dropped by prosecutors Fed Mm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Douglas Toler
Garfield St
Jimmy Garretson
Fairmount Ave
Keith Compton
Columbia Ave
Fairfield
Police Briefs From Breiel Boulevard and City Centre Mall
Police responded to Texaco Car Wash on Breiel Boulevard twice for loud music with a 2am call where staff suggested an employee with a key may have started the music. A City Centre Mall gate exit gate arm was broken after a following vehicle struck it. An antenna cable to a citizens band radio at 433 Yankee Road was cut, with a neighbor interference complaint. Vandals damaged a fence and sign at 500 S Breiel Blvd Dr Anthony Kokenakis office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Breiel Boulevard
City Centre Mart
Citizens Band
Rosemary Chappel
Yankee Road
Anthony Kokenakis
S. Breiel Blvd
Ex Firestone exec loses court bid
Former Firestone vice president and CFO Robert P. Beasley 64 lost a bid at the Ohio Supreme Court to appeal a lower court ruling on obtaining an accounting of 1.1 million in off book funds tied to a secret political contribution program from 1960 to 1973 Beasley pleaded guilty in New York federal court to fraud and theft charges related to the slush fund and faces up to 30 years in prison and a 14000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Robert P. Beasley
US Securities and Excha Commission
Beasley
New York
Slush Fund
State Supreme Court
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Campus Community Week Ends With Contests At Miami University
Middletown Campus hosts Campus Community Week with junior high and high school students in a math contest from 8 am to noon in Logan Johnston Hall. Spectators welcome as Saturday classes open to visitors. Ronald W. Garrett speaks at 10 am in Johnston Hall Room 101 on feeding the hungry world. The Gardner-Harvey Library display and campus art continue through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Johnston Hall
Johnston Hall
Ronald W. Garrett
Gardner-Harvey
Miami University
Skyrockets JA firm named March company of the month
The Aeronca Skyrockets, a Junior Achievement firm counseled by Aeronca Inc., is honored as March company of the month for progress toward sales and production goals. The group posted $31.08 in sales, produced 198 items, and valued stock at $2.23 a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca Skyrockets
Aeronca Inc
Karen Cook
Middletown High School
Kelly Rown
Middletown Christian
Greg Jackson
Middletown
Debbie Haddix
Eugene Strowbridge Franklin
Marlene Saunders Franklin
Jane Hoffman
Fenwick
Liane Easton
Bev Barger
Catherine Cook
Guest Sam Warmouth Wins Middletown Toastmasters Contest
At the United Way Building Middletown Toastmasters held last night guest Sam Warmouth won the impromptu segment with How to Handle a Bad Situation. Prepared speakers included Gertrude Harper Roots Ron Dauphinee Fire Prevention and Millie Hewitt Me. Dauphinee won by one vote. evaluators were Rhonda Pelfrey Chris Pudvan and Betty Lacefield. A panel on speech preparation followed by a Q and A session was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
United Way
Sam Warmouth
Gertrude Harper
Ron Dauphinee
Millie Hewitt
Dauphinee
Rhonda Pelfrey
Chris Pudvan
Betty Lacefield
Fire and medical calls log for city area
Fire crews responded to a series of incidents including a transportless fall at 3311 Bexley Drive Hazel Dennis age 67 who was treated and released, another fall at 1333 Central Ave George Creech age 60, ill at 3203 August Ave Linda Gross age 35 transported and released, Armco Door 458 tar ignition by a cutting torch with no damage, Ottis Bailey age 59 ill admitted in fair condition at 4723 Victoria Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexley Drive
Hazel Dennis
City Centre Mart
George Creech
Central Ave
Linda Gross
Armco
Area C
Victoria Drive
Ottis Bailey
T Johnston Memorial Chip In For Cancer Golf Event
Entrants are urged to sign up for the second annual T Johnston Memorial Chip in For Cancer Tournament at Brown's Run Country Club on May 26. Entry is $100 per couple, limit 45 foursomes, 9am to 1 30pm with a 10am buffet. Prizes select three women and three men for state play, then national at Disney World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Johnston
Brown's Run Country Club
Disney World
Florida
Millie Conn
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Dillman
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Mary's
St Mary's Seminary, Cinemnati
Jean Sora
KEV. Schoentg
DAILY
Mate
Betty’s
W. University
Carolyn Crafton
R. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Carter Seeking
John Sparks
Schwinn
Friends
Schwinn Cyclery
S. Verity
Firestone Exec
Litical Contribution Fund
Rick Keith
Bill Baudendistel
Dora Baudendistel
Jasmin Flang
Ben Angel
Tony Accurso
Toby Brown
Joe Casanova
Mike Fulmer
Jim Shrout
USA
Bellefonte Insurance
T-Shirt Palace
Middletown Paperboard
Eighth Ave
Lucky Buck
DODDS
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Maytag
Cremeans Appliance & TV
Trenton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!