Townsley Named Speaker for 18th W W Sebald Awards Banquet
Armco Middletown Works manager James G. Townsley will headline the 18th annual W W Sebald Awards Banquet Thursday at the Manchester Motor Inn. The event honors 20 area senior students for self reliance with top awards of 500, 900, 200 and 100 dollars.
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James G. Townsley
Armco
Middletown
W W. Sebald
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown Jaycees
W. W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Finalists and their schools listed for girls competition
The document names girl finalists from several high schools. Catherine Brill Anne Mulligan Mary Schramm from Fenwick High Susan Richmond Madison Kara Miltenberger Lemon Monroe Lynne Simonson Christiane Weatherwax Marquette Whitaker JoAnne Wilch Middletown High School are cited. Additional finalists include David S. Curry Madison High Maurice J. DeBrosse Stephen Itch John Kieswetter Paul OFlynn Fenwick Daniel Diver David Streifthau Lemon Monroe John Heldbrooks Donald Sharp Dennie Susong Middletown High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Brill
Anne Mulligan
Mary Schramm
Fenwick High
Lennie B Hoss
Phyllis Bowling
Grand Ave
Susan Richmond
Madison
Kara Miltenberger
Lemon-Monroe High
Lynne Simonson
Christiane Weatherwax
Marquetta Whitaker
JoAnne Wilch
Middletown High
Schoo
David S. Curry
Madison High School
Maurice J. DeBrosse
Stephen J. Itch
John R. Kieswetter
Paul E O'Flynn
Fenwick High School
Daniel C. Diver
David F Streifthau
Lemon-Monroe High School
John A. Heldbrooks
Donald T. Sharp
Dennie L. Susong
Middletown High School
Middletown Schools Face Bus Cost Dispute Over State Figures
Ohio Department of Education data show $80 yearly per student for public transit riders and $35 for board-owned buses. Ortman of Ortman-Stewart Transportation challenges the numbers, insisting his firm may cost more or less, while the state urges shifting to district buses to save $75,000 to $95,000 annually.
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Middletown
Ohio Department of Education
Tom Ortman
Ortman - Stewart Transportation Co
Columbus
Ortman
Ortman Stewart
Drowning Victims Found At Acton Lake State Park
Two Dayton men Hosea Selmon and Charles Pate died when their 10 foot aluminum boat capsized in rough water at Acton Lake in Hueston Woods State Park north of Oxford. John Schultheiss reported seeing the mishap about 7:15 am as authorities recovered both bodies later that morning.
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Oxford
Wo ‘Dayton
Acton Lake
Hueston Woods
John Schultheiss
S Main St
Monroe
Park
Schultheiss
State Park
Woodridge Park East Housing Truth Clarified
A journal story yesterday clarified that Woodridge Park East is not a federal housing project. The private firm built the apartments and residents govern themselves via a board of directors. The only federal link is an FHA sponsored loan on the overall project.
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Woodridge Park East
Journal News
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Area
Obituary notices note Hoss living in Middletown one year and member of Faith United Methodist Church Sunshine Circle and WCTU. Survived by husband Grover C. Hoss with five sons and five daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Woodside Cemetery. Burial in Woodside. Other notices list Glenna Helton obituary in Middletown with funeral arrangements pending.
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Hoss
Middletown
Tthe
Faith United Methodist ‘Church
Sunshine Circle
WCTU
Grover C. Hoss
Woodside
Harold Conn
McCoy Leffler
Clifford Stearns
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Vernon
James
Edward
Franklin
Dean and
Herschel
Blanchester
Peg DuShane
Las Vegas
Nev
Mollie Price
Monroe
Mich
Lou Miller
Kettering
Stella Powell
Joseine Grays
Elmer
Wichita Falls
Tex
B. V. Parker
Ohio
Eva
Alexander
Elsie Jackson
Lebanon
Lizzie Stewart
Centerville
Lydia Hurley
Dayton
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Springboro
Dollree Mapp Convicted On Drug Charge
Dollree Mapp, linked to the 1961 Mapp vs Ohio search case, was convicted in state Supreme Court for narcotics possession along with Alan Lyons. The pair were found with 18 doses of heroin and face possible 25 years to life after sentencing set for May 12.
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Dollree Mapp
NEW York
Supreme Court
Miss Mapp
Alan Lyons
Paul Balsam
Mapp
Ohio
Free Diabetes Tests Start Here Tuesday
City health commissioner Robert F. McConaughy urges up to 600 residents with high diabetes risk to take the free blood test conducted county wide. Tests are at multiple Middletown sites Tuesday through Saturday with a makeup session May 1 at the Trenton Rescue Squadron.
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Robert F. McConaughy
Middletowns
Ohio Department of Health Laboratory
Columbus
Senior Citizens Center
Lincoln School
Civic Association
Wildwood School
Grand Avenue Church of God
Trenton Rescue Squadron
S. Main Street
Franklin farmer Elmer Parker dies at 85
Elmer Parker 85 retired farmer of the Franklin Lebanon area died yesterday at Mercy Hospital Monroe Michigan where he had been a patient for three weeks after admission.
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Franklin
Elmer Parker
Franklin-Lebanon
Mercy Hospital
Monroe
Mich
Butler County Tax Delinquencies Rise in 1970 Study Finds
An Ohio Public Expenditures Council report shows Butler County total tax delinquency at 2,047,987 dollars in 1970, up 6.3 percent from 1969, and per capita delinquency at about 9.05. Cuyahoga leads in total unpaid taxes. Monroe tops per capita figures.
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Butler County
Ohio Public Expenditures Council
Ohio
Butler
Monroe
Ohio River
Warren County
Preble
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Navy finishes antisubmarine exercise in Indian Ocean
Six U S Navy ships completed a five day antisubmarine warfare drill in the Indian Ocean before returning to the Pacific. The group including the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga four destroyers and a submarine marked the first sizable U S presence there in seven years. Pentagon officials described the region as increasingly important and noted U S ships would operate in international waters as needed.
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Washington
Indian Ocean
Ticonderoga
Pacific Ocean
7Th Fleet
Pentagon
U.S
Jerry W. Friedheim
Fire incidents report across three locations
At 10 49 am a car at 2710 Roosevelt Ave owned by Thomas Wells suffered a fire from a backfire through the carburetor causing damage. At 12 01 pm 1106 Central Ave Benjamin Farkas 68 of Cincinnati ill was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance with satisfactory condition. At 12 28 pm rubbish fire at 218 S Broad St property of Dr Jobs Harkrader caused no damage.
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Roosevelt Ave
Thomas Wells
Ottawa St
Central Ave
Benjamin Farkas
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
S. Broad St
Jobs Harkrader
Boy Heads Y' Legislature
Larry Meinert a senior at Western Hills High School in Cincinnati was elected governor of the 20th YMCA Model Legislature in the Ohio House chambers. Al Green Sandusky was named lieutenant governor Fred Stern Mansfield speaker of the House Doug Henry Newark House clerk and Jenny Julian Findlay Senate clerk were also elected.
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Columbus
Ohio
Larry Meinert
Western Hills High School
Cincinnati
YMCA
Ohio House
al Green
Sandusky
Fred Stern
Mansfield
Doug Henry
Newark
House
Jenny Julian
Findlay
Senate
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Reliance
Townsley
The
Iron and Steel Institutes
Larry Luzader
Tom Wiley
Tom Rayburn
Terry Sebald
Tony Tiano
James Townsley
Bangutt
Lennie Hoss
Sardinia
Woodridge
Lowrey Organ
Lowrey
Glenna Helton
Glenna Marie Helton
Harlan Helton
Crawford St
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Earl Warren
MecCon
Aughy
McConaughy
Penn Central Railroad
OPEC
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Americard
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main
Manchester
Jim Green
Mt. Pleasant Home
Sheckler
Rite Service
U.s.’S
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Robert E. Streifthau
Grand Avenue
Peet Cheaners
Park St
Ind
Studio Theater
Gideon
Poasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Cartisie
Navy
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