Youth on Parade: Decker's Dolls win national twirler title
Decker's Dolls crowned national juvenile team champions at America's Youth on Parade World Baton Championship held at Notre Dame University in South Bend Indiana. The Ohio State champions 1974 75 and 1975 76 led by Missy Townsend Lee Ann Brewer Renee Childers and Janet Evick, with about 7000 participants from US Canada and a group from Japan. Misty Weathers 12 placed sixth in advance solo earning a chance to compete for the grand championship and finished tenth in world solo finals. Shirley's Maverick's Junior Dance Twirl Team took second, while Shirley's Reflections Senior Twirling Team placed sixth and other competitors earned assorted placings.
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Decker's Dolls
America
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Missy Townsend
Lee Ann Brewer
Renee Childers
Janet Evick
Ohio
Julie Keenner
Shirley
Maverick
Terri Davidson
Beth Stone
Cindy Bursk
Jennifer Gilbert
Leslie Brewer
Miss Weather
Donna Lynn Greene
Miss Towsend
Middletown native J Robert Newlin named DP&L secretary and counsel
J Robert Newlin, formerly of Middletown and son of Roy C. Newlin, is named secretary and general counsel of Dayton Power and Light Co. He is DP&L’s former assistant counsel and succeeds William Hutchison who retires this week.
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J. Robert Newlin
Middletown
Dayton Power & Light Co
Newlin
Roy C. Newlin
Garfield St
Middletown High School
Wittenberg University
University of Michigan Law School
Dp&l
William Hutchison
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
Obituaries list Everett Leland Clemons and several others with service details. Services, call times, and burial plans are provided for Clemons Lula K O'Hair Luther Pratt Sr. Audrey B South Florence Armitage Dr James Mulvaney Anness Mustard and others with churches, funeral homes, and cemeteries named in Middletown Hamilton Bradford Camden and Dayton regions.
City Commission Set With Light Agenda Tomorrow
A short meeting at 7 p.m. will be held in the new City Building chamber with two hearings and two second reading ordinances. Wallace Woodbury seeks a 20 year tax abatement for a Mall Gallery 28 project, with parcels sold and land leased, while another hearing covers a D 2 a medium density dwelling district. Two ordinances propose reorganizing Middletown city government into a new Department of Administrative Services with a department head to be chosen soon.
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Hubert
Charlotte Church
Shirley Haddix
Middletown
Larry Davis
Franklin
Earl
Orville
Scottsburg
Ind
Ethel Culbertson
Mt. Sterling
Edna Linkous
Campton
Unity Baptist Church
Adam Hayes
Butler County Memorial Park
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
South
Missionary Baptist Church
Jacksonburg
George South
South Lebanon
Estell Clay South
Alexandria South
Bradford
Leck Haddix
Harve Haddix
Trenton
Effie Miller
Marie Garrison
Leonard
Joseph Kk. Baker
Charles Creech
Anness Mustard
Hamilton
Preble County
Hill & Dale
Mustard
Miami University
Bath
West Elkton
New Paris
Eleanore Mann
Eaton
Esther Adams
Mountain Home
Idaho
Gilmore Paxton
Gratis
Philip Davis
Oxford
Lotus Paxton
Joseph Mustard
Rc, Nein & Sons
Camden
Warren McCready
Hopewell Cemetery
College Corner
Commission Chambers
New City
Reinartz Boulevard
Main Street
Wallace Woodbury
Salt Lake City
Woodbury
Mabley & Carew
Mathews Cleaners
Tenho, Inc
Readmore
Model Shoe
City Planning Commission
George W. Lee Dies At 77 In Memphis After Crash
George W. Lee, 77, author and insurance executive, longtime leader among black Tennessee Republicans, died Sunday following an automobile accident in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
George W. Lee
Theologian Rudolf Bultmann Dies at 92 in Marburg
Theologian Rudolf Bultmann, a leading German Protestant thinker, died Friday in Marburg. He was 92.
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Marburg
West Germany
Rudolf Bultmann
Germany
Dies Susan Stern, Vietnam War activist and author
Susan Stern, noted political activist during the Vietnam era and author, died Saturday in Seattle at age 33, six days after a heart attack.
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Susan Stern
Seattle
City workers fired after on floor fight over desks
Two city employees, Vivian Washington Jr. and Curtis Wayne Sorrell, labor officers in the Department of Community Development, were discharged after a July 15 fight on the fourth floor of the new City Building. Both had carried 25 caliber guns and were fined in Municipal Court, with an appeal window of 10 days to the Civil Service Commission.
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New City Building
Vivian Washington Jr
Main St
Curtis Wayne Sorrell
N. Main St
Trenton
Department of Community Development
Washington
Sorrell
Washington student wins Miss Black America title in Gary Indiana
Twanna D. Kilgore, 21, an English major at Federal City College in Washington D C, was named Miss Black America in Gary Indiana. Alberta Phillips, Terri Griffin, Gayle Samuels, and Ice Brooks named to Kilgore's court as first through fourth runners up.
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Gary
Ind
Twanna D. Kilgore
Washington, D.C
Miss Kilgore
Federal City College
Arm severed by door glass injures local man
Donald Henry, 28, of 2313 Manchester Ave., was found slumped on a porch at 614 Catalpa Drive at 3 30 am with a severe right arm cut after running his arm through a door glass. He was taken to Christ Hospital Cincinnati in fair condition and later treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Luther Pratt Sr
Maybelle Drive
Middletown Hospital
Armco Steel Corp
Pratt
Armco
West
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jefferson Lodge
Scottish Rite of Dayton
Antioch Shrine Temple
Middletown
Order of Eastern Star
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Elizabeth
Luther Jr
Ronald
Harry
Loren
Glenn
Edith Rice
McCoy- Leffler
Dana Freberg
Woodside Cemetery
Jefferson Lodge 90
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Donald Henry
Manchester Ave
Henry
Catalpa Drive
Danube Bridge Collapse Kills Four In Vienna
In Vienna a central span of the Empire Bridge collapsed into the Danube around 5 am. Four young people are believed drowned after stopping to help a stalled motorist. A bus driver was rescued after clinging to a bridge girder.
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Vienna
Austria
Leopold Gratz
Danube River
Danube
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Decker’s
Janet Ewick
DPAL
Miss Childers
Miss Brewer
Miss Evick
Miss Koehner
Kristina Lynne Alley
Everett Leland Clemons
Harkie St
McCoy-Leffler
Robert G Scully
West Virginia
Mr. Clemons
Verna
William
Ashland
Paul
Chicago
Ill
Thomas E
Thomas
Daytona
Fla
Gladys Brown
Daytona Beach
Audrey Maynard
Glenna Heatherlin
Gallipolis
Mary Barker
Westwood
Marie Newman
Clemons
Lula Cwair
Lula K. O’hair
Tytus Ave
Wolf County
Luther Prat
Audrey South
Audrey B. South
Waneta Ave
Bradford Hospital
Florence Armitage
Florence Theodora Armitage
Fifth Ave
Miamisburg
James Mulvaney
Dayton
Hallie Sproles
Indiana
Mulvaney
Marker & Heller Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Janess Mustard
Sarah A. Ditmyer
Fairfield
Colligan
Edwin K. Allen
Bernice Ave
Webb
Mercedes Meiroso
Sacred Heart of Jesus Church
Zettler
Luther Pratt
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Monthlu
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
George Lee
Converse
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
The
Civil Service Commission
Dale Helsel
Roy Bechtel
R. Paul Christiansen
Bechtel
Hessel
Christiansen
Miss Black America
Twanna Kilgore
Efeared
United States
Jefferson
Franklin and
Adams
Paris
Passy
London
U.S
Captain Hook
Sharky
Pirate Club
Assembly OF God
Ronald Drive
Old Dixie Hwy
Midd
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