Middletown groups aid MANY through dances Founder's Day
Many Middletown groups boost MANY by charitable dances. Beta Sigma Phi will donate about 1300 dollars from its Sweetheart Dance to MANY and Armco Stars plan a Founders Day square dance at Verity Middle School to raise over 3000 dollars.
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Whic
Beta Sigma Phi
Middletown
Manchester Inn
Judy Rudokas
B. C Haselton
Brown
Armco Stars
Verity Middle School
Ars
Larry Wood
Verity
MANY
United Way
Two Otterbein Residents Injured In Town Car Crash
Opel M Harris and passenger Otha W Ireland, both Otterbein Home residents, were admitted to Middletown Hospital in satisfactory condition after a two car crash at Ohio 741 and Greentree Road. Harris, driving west on Greentree Road, failed to stop at the stop sign and collided with Wade L Fox of McArthur. The collision remains under investigation.
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Otterbein Home
Middletown Hospital
Ohio 741
Greentree Road
Opel M. Harris
Otha W. Ireland
Job dispute hearing set for Monday in Butler County
A former Butler County clerk of courts employee, Leatha Rowe, will have a public hearing Monday at 1 30 p m in commission chambers. The hearing follows her dismissal March 25 by Clerk Edward S Robb Jr over alleged incompetence. A three member panel will judge the case with no details released. Theodore Roosevelt became 26th president on Sept 14 the day McKinley died from assassin wounds in Buffalo New York.
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Hamilton
Butler County Clerk of Courts
Commission
Keith Hyde
Leatha Rowe
Clerk of Courts
Edward S Robb Jr
Hyde
Robb
I Nation
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Kentucky Senator Pushes Bible in Classrooms Creation Talk
Kentucky State Senate Democrat Walter Strong campaigned for allowing Bible based creation discussion in public schools alongside evolution. The bill, signed by the governor, permits but does not require teachers to present Biblical creation. Strong says it aims to give students a fair hearing and prevent prejudice against religion. He notes other states show interest in similar moves to reinstate Biblical creation education.
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Kentucky
Walter E Strong
Beatyville
Church of God
Ee Strong
Middletown
Grand Avenue Church
Billy Ball
Strong
Earth
Former Colombia President Mariano Perez Dies
Mariano Perez former head of the Conservative party and former president of Colombia died Wednesday in Bogota according to medical sources. He was 4
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Colombia
Bogota
Mariano Perez
Conservative
Aeronca strike escalates as court tightens picketing rules
Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred Cramer extended an indefinite temporary restraining order and barred harassment at Aeronca plant gates. Contempt charges target IAM local leaders and six named individuals for alleged assaults and threats on April 6 12 and 13. Union talks paused after a 16 day strike. 350 Local 2555 members affected.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred Cramer
Aeronca
Samoa
Aeronca Ae
Ohio Lottery Buckeye 1 000 top prize won at home
A Cleveland area winner aged 66 who was ill at home with the flu saw her daughter play the Buckeye 1 000 game by remote and win the top prize of 1 000 a month for life with a $400 000 guarantee. Other winners include John A Whiting Cincinnati 30 000 Frances E Casto Marietta 25 000 and more.
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Cleveland
Florence
Baker
Lowell
Charlene Abicht
B & O Railroad
Disturbance Arrest Involving Shields Family
A man and his three sons were arrested after a 1 am disturbance at 14th Avenue and Yankee Road. James Shields, 4, assaulted an officer before restraint. Randall, 23, and Craig, 20, faced multiple charges. Terry Shields, 18, charged with disorderly conduct and intoxication. Randall and Terry treated at Middletown Hospital.
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14Th Avenue
Yankee Road
James
Shields
Terry L. Shields
Randall RK. Shields
Craig B. Shields
Randall
Terry
Middletown Hospital
Curtis Street
Rhodes signs health plan regulation bill in Ohio
Governor Rhodes signed a law creating state regulation of health maintenance plans and allowing private or group plans under the insurance department. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Stinziano, takes effect July 15 and includes related exemptions for psychologists and community mental health centers based on peer review standards.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Insurance Department
Deaths and funerals in Franklin area include Green Hollingsworth and Nelson
Death notices list Ernest Floyd Green 64 of Lebanon dies at Kettering Medical Center after a year illness with large family survivors and service Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Malcolm Hollingsworth 70 of Franklin dies at home after heart attack with service Monday at First Baptist Church. Paul J Nelson 1 formerly of Middletown dies in Springfield Mercy Hospital with burial at St Bernard Cemetery Chapel. Bertha E Walker 77 of Camden dies after stroke with service tomorrow at RK Nein & Sons Funeral Home and burial in Fairmount. Many relatives listed among survivors and calls. Iowa joins union as 29th state in 1846.
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Ernest Floyd Green
Ohio
Lebanon
Kettering Medical Center
Green
Carlisle
NCK N
Dayton
Alice
Carolyn Palmer
Richmond
Campbell
Middletown
Robert
Kenneth
Franklin
Carl
Bellbrook
Pauline Carter
Aegg
Helen Shaffer
McCoy-Leffler
Harry Sink
Springboro Cemetery
Malcolm Hollingsworth
Locust St
Hollingsworth
St. Regis Paper Co
First Baptist Church
Alberta
Allie Hollingsworth
Maggie Hornsby
New Paris
Dennie Cope
Indianapolis
Paul J Nelson
Crawford St
St. Bernard Cemetery
Springfield
Conroy Funeral Home
Nelson
Mercy Hospital
Holy Trinity School
New York Central Railroad
Union City
Ruth
Dolly) Ulrich
Charles
Marie Harmount
Second St
RK Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Walker
McCullough Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Harry
Miamisburg
Dorothy Gardner
West Alexandria
Agnes Bray
Camden
Maude Hanback
Mrsary Deeter
Kettering
Lloyd Kress
Centerville
Frank Kress
Orwell
Mattress Fire Rekindled at Tibbs Residence Causes $2000 Damage
A mattress fire rekindled at 4 15 this morning at 717 Elwood Street causing 2000 in losses. Mike Tibbs told firefighters he extinguished the blaze first, earlier, after a cigarette started it while he slept on a couch. Damages totaled 1500 to structure and 500 to contents. The alarm came from a phone booth five blocks away.
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Mike Tibbs
Elwood St
Tibbs
Warren registrar grand jury to hear fund shortage case
A Warren County grand jury will be impaneled Monday to consider charges over a 78240 shortage reported in the Lebanon deputy registrar's office. The panel will reconvene after four days to hear witnesses and review findings from the Lebanon police, county prosecutor, and state auditor. John Keller, deputy registrar for four years, is named in a Warren County Common Pleas Court suit by the state attorney general seeking judgment for the shortage.
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Lebanon
Warren County Grand Jury
Istrar
Warren County Common Pleas Court
State Attorney General's Office
John Keller
Local Podiatrist Attends Seminar and Lectures
Dr Philip F. Bartel, a local podiatrist, returned from a seminar sponsored by the Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine. He lectured on developing a surgical practice, everyday podiatric surgeries, and the pediatric surgical assistant, and joined a panel discussing correction of many foot deformities.
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Philip F. Bartel
The
Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine
Bartel
Poston Tiere
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