Middletown Hospital Honors Volunteers at Annual Recognition
Three volunteers received 5 000 hour pins at Middletown Hospital’s yearly recognition event in Verity Hall. Mrs C E Gross Mrs Tudor Morris and Mrs Norman Osborne were named for long service. Wilbur Cohen presented roses and pins. Walter Mischkey announced 3 000 hour awards to four volunteers and Mrs David Clark distributed 1 000 hour pins to a long list. Speaker was Mrs Richard Mehl.
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Hospital
C. E. Gross
Tudor Morris
Norman Osborne
Gross
Morris
Osborn
Walter Mischkey
Middletown Hospital Association
Robert Raine
Ted Cohen
Robert Sant
Red Cross
Catherine Sullivan
David Clark
Laurel Abney
Charles Carver
John Coffey
Clark Deem
George Elliott
Thomas Haney
Paul Hannah
Andy Hembree
Edward Hopple
John Houchins
Q. R. Reeder
Harold Tanner
Victor Thomas
Herbert Wolf
Hembree
Richard Mehl
Deaths and services for Mrs Katherine Oshust and Ledford Horn
Mrs Katherine Oshust 83 of 1706 Taylor Ave died at Middletown Hospital Tuesday. Mass Friday 10 a.m. at St John’s with burial at Woodside. Donations to St John’s Bell Fund. Calls 5–8 p.m. tonight with prayers at 7. Ledford Horn 4 of 3116 Paint Creek Four Mile Road funeral changed from Friday 2 p.m. to Saturday 2 p.m. at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home. viewing Friday 7–9 p.m.
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Katherine Oshust
Taylor Ave
Middletown Hospital
St. John’s Church
Oshust
St. John’s
Woodside
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Third Order of St. Francis
Camden
Ledford Horn
Paint Creek
Four Mile Road
R. C. Nein & Sons
Funeral Home
Germantown
Pauline Shaffer
Eaton Care Center
N. Cherry
Sa Center
Waynesville
Effie Hunter
Ivyom
Franklin
Arthur D Rook
Warren Ave
Friendly Nursing Home
Miamisburg
Rook
Barkeley Electric Co
Square D Co
Middletown
Dell
James
Mildred Plummer
Layton
Springboro
Erma Humbert
Claire Hayden
Green Valley
Ariz
Doris Albright
Auburn
Ind
Eaton Funeral Home
Jack Mays
Lebanon
David A Sexton
Clarksville
Rt. 1
Carol Hancock
Jackson
Miss
Susan
Wilmington
Paul Sexton
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Hamilton
D. C. Thompson
Central Ave
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Virginia McKeever
Butler County
Colligan
Rachel Dalton
Griesmer Ave
St. Anne's Church
Curtis to quit DNC chair after Carter request
Washington AP confirms Kenneth M. Curtis will resign as Democratic National Committee chairman after weeks of rumors. President Carter asked him to stay until a replacement is found, Curtis told Carter on Oct. 13, with Powell denying White House pressure. Curtis, a long-time Carter ally, will return to Maine once a successor is named.
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Powell
Carter
Maine
Curtis
Washington
Ken Curtis
Daily News
Police Briefs: Two Men Arrested for Bow And Arrow Hunt
Two men armed with bows and arrows were arrested near Hook Field after an afternoon incident. They faced charges of hunting within city limits. They claimed they were target shooting. A shoplifting report notes an AM FM 1a and a turntable unit stolen from Ayr Way electronics. Value listed at $220. A burglar took a portable television and a four piece component stereo from Teresa Davis home at 543 Lamplight Court, valued at $800. A window was pried open.
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Hook Field
Electronics
Ayr-Way
Teresa Davis
Lamplight Court
Donation deadline extended for Longview Hospital gifts
The deadline to donate Christmas decorations and gifts to residents of Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati has been extended to Dec. 15 due to bad weather. Key needs include artificial trees and flame proof decorations, plus cigarettes, metal ash trays, caps, gloves, hosiery, wallets, hair care items, small radios, and jewelry. Call Mrs. Boxwell at 424-2948 to help or donate to the patients' fund.
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Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Bertha Boxwell
Longview
Voice of Democracy winner from Lemon-Monroe High
Gary Deaton, senior at Lemon-Monroe High, won the 31st Voice of Democracy contest by VFW Post 3809 and Ladies Auxiliary. Antoinette Rossi took second, Pam McKinney third, and Theresa Greene fourth. Awards and bios follow. Deaton advances county then district with a $100 scholarship at the final stage.
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Gary Deaton
Lemon-Monroe High School
Voice of Democracy
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3809
Ladies Auxiliary
Antoinette Marie Rossi
Fenwick High School
Pam McKinney
Middletown High School
Theresa Greene
Middletown Christian School
America
Nannie Deaton
Yankee Road
John Deaton
Haddix
Miss Rossi
Louis A. Rossi Sr
McGee Ave
Miss McKinney
Sybil Campbell
Columbia Ave
Miss Greene
Kentucky Man Arrested on Multiple Theft By Deception Warrants
Police arrested Martin, a Kentucky man, on theft by deception warrants from Louisville Erlanger Winchester and Kentucky authorities after recovering a reportedly stolen car. Extradition hearing planned. Shade Mullins, 27, and Thomas Nickoson, 33, were charged in related auto theft and concealed weapon cases.
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Kentucky
Harry
Martin
Louisville
FBI
Erlanger Ky
Winchester
Son
Roll call shows Ohio delegation on abortion funding vote
Ohio lawmakers split on government abortion payments as the House adopted compromise language ending the stalemate. Republicans Ashbrook Brown Devine Gradison Guyer Harsha Kindness Latta Miller Regula Stanton Whalen Wylie voted no. Dems Ashley Pease Seiberling Stokes Vanik voted yes. x denotes not voting.
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Washington
Ohio
House
John M. Ashbrook
Clarence J. Brown
Samuel L. Devine
Willis D. Gradison Jr
Tennyson Guyer
William H. Harsha
Thomas N. Kindness
Delbert L. Latta
Clarence E. Miller
Iles A. Vanik
Salvation Army Wins Big Refund in Alaska Overbilling
In Fairbanks Alaska the local Salvation Army receives 7500 dollars as a partial refund from municipal utilities after a billing error overstated power charges at the thrift store. The dispute centers on a 1974 remodeling and meter changes causing tenfold overcharges, with the city offering 4100 plus 4400 credit and debate over a full refund.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
City Electric Company
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Board
Jeff Cook
The
Public Utilities Board
Frank Killeen
Stephen Cramer
Billings
Quake forecasts possible from tremor clusters
California scientists report evidence that clusters of tiny tremors often precede larger earthquakes. Cal Tech researcher Karen McNally analyzed six moderate quakes in central and southern California and found all were preceded by small quakes, suggesting rising stress points precede bigger quakes.
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San Francisco
California
American Geophysical Union
California Institute of Technology
Cal Tech
Karen McNally
Middletown Library Screens Family and Classic Films
The Middletown Public Library schedules three free films this Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Community Room. Lost Pigeon follows a injured homing pigeon nursed by a boy and faced with whether to stay or return to its owner. Country Coyote Goes to Hollywood is a Disney tale of a coyote stranded in the Hollywood hills. Adults can view Country Coyote Goes to Hollywood and Shanghaied starring Charlie Chaplin at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Middletown Public
Hollywood
Country Coyote
Charlie Chaplin
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