Heinkel Named Miss Ohio Junior Achievement at State Fair
Carol Heinkel 18 of Middletown won the JA Miss title at the Ohio State Fair and will compete in the Queen of Queens. She represents 23 JA companies, is entering Miami University Middletown, plans a law enforcement career, and has led Middletown JA programs while active in Rainbow Girls and school activities.
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Carol Heinkel
Ohio
Miss Heinkel
Conrad Heinkel
Sophie Ave
Pat Boone
Middletown
Carol Hall
Paula Cole
Middletown High School
Miami University
Akers Products & Progress
Future Unlimited
Achievers Association
Rainbow Girls
Hawaii
Ohio Grand Assembly
GAA
Yteens
Fenwick High School Signups Continue For Incoming Students
Final registrations for Fenwick High School students proceed with sophomores receiving schedules and books tomorrow morning, freshmen in the afternoon, and seniors and juniors completing registration on Wednesday with set time slots.
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Fenwick High School
Weeded Lots Hit With $20 Hour City Contract
Middletown property owners face weed cutting bills under a 1968 city ordinance. Hershel McGraw is paid $20 an hour to clear weeds on about 155 lots, with the city reporting $3,082 spent so far this summer. The program relies on complaints and a 90 to 95 percent collection rate, overseen by John Paschal.
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Middletown
Hershel
McGraw
Manchester Road
Paschal
New Berlin
Wis
Donald Hagar
U.S. Forest Service
Don Tuttle
Germantown Boy Wins Master Hemisphere 1976 Title
Michael David Johnson seven son of Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson of Germantown won Master Hemisphere 1976 at the Dutch Inn near Walt Disney World Orlando Florida. He collects a Honda car a scholarship a watch a tall trophy and a TV appearance.
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Michael David Johnson
Donald Johnson
Catherine Court
Germantown
Dutch Inn
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Michael
Honda
New York Academy of
Butler County
Ohio
Child Struck by Car in Middletown Hospitalized in Fair Condition
Nine year old Rose Marie Back of 2005 Crescent Boulevard was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after Saturday afternoon injuries on Reinartz Boulevard when she ran into a westbound car driven by William Barnhart of 1814 Columbia Avenue. Police report the collision occurred at 12 25 p m and the girl was knocked onto the car’s hood.
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Rose Marie Back
Crescent Blvd
Middletown Hospital
Reinartz Boulevard
Charles Street
William Barnhart
Columbia Ave
Women dupe guards to meet Kojak star at state fair
Two Middletown women JoAnna Allen and Carolyn Hess hopped fences and dodged patrols at the Ohio State Fair to reach Telly Savalas. He greeted them warmly, kissed them, and invited them to stay. Fans cheered as they received front row seats and met Savalas's family.
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Middletown
Telly Savalas
JoAnna Allen
Woodridge Drive
Carolyn Hess
Woodridge
The
Journal
Kojak
Telly
Savalas
Miss Hess
Highway vandalism continues to haunt Butler County
County Engineer William Foster told commissioners vandalisim of road signs and barricades remains a problem. A West Chester man died after barricades were removed near a bridge under repair, the death labeled murder by officials. Sheriff Walton appointed two officers to probe the vandalism as bids for resurfacing work were awarded to Armiel Byrnes Construction Co. of Middletown at 78,684.02 dollars.
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Hamilton
William Foster
Foster
Butler County
Robert Walton
Armiel Byrnes Construction Co
Middletown
Lemon
Fairfield
Liberty
St. Clair
Hearing set tomorrow for fired city employee
Civil Service Commission schedules a 4 p.m. hearing in the City Building police training room for Curtis Wayne Sorrell, dismissed July 30 after involvement in a fight. His attorney Harold Dance subpoenaed 16 witnesses. outcome could reinstate him as neighborhood improvement adviser or prompt a further appeal to Butler County Common Pleas Court.
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E Civil Service Commission
Curtis Wayne Sorrell
New City
Sorrell
Harold Dance
Randy Harrison
Harrison
Department of Community Development
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Weekend break ins leave Triasco Corp and others vulnerable
Police report three weekend thefts including Triasco Corp at 1515 14th Ave where $1200 in tools were stolen after a gate was unlocked and a window and door damaged. Tools included sockets wrenches torches gauges and misc. items. A separate theft at Middletown Mall Old Southern Dollars Store saw an air compressor stolen after plywood and pegboard were removed. Additional trespass reports concern Norris Harris on 1405 S Main St and James White on 1202 Calumet Ave with entries via basement doors.
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Triasco Corp
14Th Ave
Corporation
Southern Dollars
Middletown Mall
Norris Harris
S. Main St
Apt. 4
Harris
James White
Calumet Ave
Butler County Sheriff promotes two officers in reorganization
Sheriff Robert Walton announces Capt. Clifford C. Dye becomes operations commander of the uniformed division and Capt. Harold May is named warden of the county jail. Dye joins after 14 years in service and May, who joined in 1968, brings FBI Academy training and a jail program overhaul to boost security and custody.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Robert Walton
Walton
Clifford C. Dye
Harold May
May
Department
FBI National
Montgomery County
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Theatrical Arts
New York City
Michael Johnson
PVE
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West Chester
Phil
Surance
Norris
N. Verity
B.L. Dawson, Inc
Clark St
Area News
Sheriff's Officers
Sean
America
Grand Ave
Pioneer Center
Trenton
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