Ohio farmers plan larger soybean crop amid favorable spring
Ohio Crop Reporting Service notes 1977 soybean acreage at 3.2 million, up 12 percent from 2.9 million, largest since 1973. Corn at 4.2 million acres matches last year, oats down to 40 000 acres. Warm March and timely rain improve prospects while northwest wheat is reported excellent to good.
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Ohio
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Swank
Northwest
Crop Reporting Service
Terry King
Crop Commodity Statistician
Middletown Court Fines Ten for Careless Driving and More
Judge J T Tomb issues $50 fines to a group including Michael Whitaker 19 Timothy Minnix 25 Steven Wells 27 Eddie Harnett 21 Jase Sullivan 27 Kenneth Detrow 27 Kenneth Zornes 26 Robert Adams 20 Jamie Ross 19 and Jerry Chaney 19 for careless driving. Additional $50 penalties given for noise offenses to E J Proffitt 53 and Jeffery Gregory multiple failures to report accidents within 24 hours and a $50 bond forfeiture by Howard Hawkins 18 for permitting an unlicensed driver.
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Middletown
J.T. Tomb
Michael Whitaker
Camore Road
Trenton
Timothy L. Minnix
Home Ave
Franklin
Steven B. Wells
Keowond Place
Eddie E. Harnett
Omaha St
Jase Sullivan
Fairmount Ave
Kenneth R. Detrow
Kenneth Zornes
Curtis St
Robert Adams
Jamie C. Ross
Lewis St
Jerry T Chaney
Seneca St
E.J. Proffitt
Vandeveer St
Jeffery Gregory
15Th Ave
Charles P. Sorrell
Ellen Drive
Howard K. Hawkins
Maplewood Circle
Optimist Club elects new officers
Richard Fugett of 2017 Spencer Lane was chosen as president of the Middletown Evening Optimist Club. Bill Drake becomes first vice president and Ernie Howard second vice president, with Victor E. McGuire as secretary-treasurer and Ken Tucker as sergeant-at-arms. They will assume office in October.
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Middletown
Banquet Chairman Named Pam Nickell for Future Unlimited Banquet
Pam Nickell, daughter of Harold and Mrs Nickell of 7511 Madison Road, is named achiever chairman of the Future Unlimited Banquet. Thomas C. Blake, JA board president, announced the May 18 event at the Manchester Inn with over 500 leaders expected. Nickell, in Junior Achievement for three years, coordinates activities and serves as vice president of personnel for Dinaco JA.
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Pam Nickell
Harold Nickell
Madison Road
Dinaco Junior Achievement Co
Manchester Inn
Nickell
The
Achievers Association
Indiana University
Rotary District 667 Conference Heads to Dayton in April
The Miamisburg Rotary hosts the District 667 Annual Conference in Dayton April 22 24 welcoming about 400 Rotarians. Arthur F Vollmer of Miamisburg directs the event with Dr Glen C Brandon serving as conference chair. The Stouffer's Dayton Plaza Hotel hosts three days of sessions and entertainment ending with Woody Hinyes OSU football coach delivering the Sunday address. The theme is Serving Together All Manner of Good Things Are Possible as District 667 from 46 clubs southwestern Ohio participates.
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Rotary International
Miamisburg
Dayton
Rotary
Arthur F Vollmer
Glen C. Brandon
Dayton Plaza Hotel
Woody Hinyes
Ohio
Aeronca Skyrockets named JA company of the month for January to March
Aeronca Skyrockets has been named the Junior Achievement company of the month for January February and March, counseled by Aeronca Inc. The Franklin High School led group lists Julie Abner as president and multiple officers and members from Franklin Middletown and surrounding areas. Blue Chip firms include Dinaco First Achievers Bank Wall Street Investment Counselors and Lighthouse Unlimited. The monthly contest honors JA companies meeting minimum standards for company of the year through sales progress attendance timely reports payroll and production.
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Aeronca
Aeronca, Inc
Julie Abner
Franklin High School
Patti Dobbins
Franklin
Scott Bolick
Sherry
Joe Alexander
Kelly Brown
Lynn Curtis
Lisa Freberg
Debbi Haddix
Greg Jackson
Yin Yin Nyo
Matt Shuman
Eugene Strowbridge
James Wilcox
Dinaco
Diamond International Corp
First Achievers Bank
First National Bank
Wall Street
Bellefonte Insurance
Lighthouse Unlimited
Middletown Paperboard Co
Kelly Brown Tops Local JA Sales Contest
Kelly Brown daughter of Toby Ann Brown and a Middletown Christian School sophomore earned top junior achievement sales honors for March with 210.64 dollars in sales representing 22.2 percent of the company monthly total for Aeronca Skyrockets. First runner up Danny Davis a Lemon Monroe High School sophomore achieved 110 dollars in sales for 37.7 percent. Other top performers included June Jeffery of Movin On Up and Joe Myers of Limited Arts. The Armco Steel Sales sponsored contest ranks by dollar volume products sold and share of monthly sales. The winner receives a trophy.
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Kelly Brown
Toby Ann Brown
Winton St
Middletown Christian School
Aeronca Skyrockets
Aeronca, Inc
Danny Davis
Arnold Davis
Johns Road
Lemon-Monroe High School
Apco
Akers
June Jeffery
Movin
Armco Commercial
Joe Myers
Limited Arts of
Middletown
Crystal Tissue
Armco Steel Sales
Benten Peace Announces Archduke Renunciation of Polish Throne
Archduke Maximilian renounces his claim to the Polish throne on March 9, 1589 by the Peace of Benten. The treaty marks a political shift in Polish succession and regional influence.
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Benten
Maximilian
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Waimbus
William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau
Vcipal Court
Ying Roe
Richard Fugett
Spencer Lane
Future Unlimited
Thomas C. Blake
JA Board of Directors
Stouffer's
Ohio State University
Ben Ligon’s Gulf
Booletown
Monroe
Sinovia
Walter Hitte
Lighthouse Chapel
St. Franklin
Kenneth Peyton
All States
Don Cherry & Son
Rane
Ee Tof
U.S.A
Jay
U.S
Can
Quikrete
Funstur
Medallio
SHELL
Roosevelt Blvd
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