Daly Named Controller At Gardner
Harold A. Daly has been promoted from accounting supervisor to controller at Gardner Restaurant Equipment & Supply Co. Daly joined Gardner in 1965 and will handle credit billing inventory and cost accounting as the company forecasts stronger fiscal 1968 results. Daly is a Middletown native and a 1962 Middletown High School graduate who attended Ohio State University Middletown Business College and Miami University Middletown campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Daly
Gardner Restaurant Equipment & Supply Co
William E. Gardner
Daly
Gardner
Middletown
Nelson Road
Middletown High School
Ohio State University
Middletown Business College
Miami University
Kaltenbach Named State Fair General Manager in Ohio
Jerry Kaltenbach 30 of Hilliard was named general manager of the Ohio State Fair by the Ohio Expositions Commission succeeding Jeff Keirns who resigned to take a similar post in Michigan. Kaltenbach had been assistant general manager since May and previously deputy director at the Commerce Department. Reservations about Keirns’ management circulated but attendance had grown during his tenure. In other actions, G. W. Schmidt stepped down as chairman and William Burns was elected to lead the commission with Milner as vice chairman and Ward as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Expositions Commission
Jerry Kaltenbach
Jeff Keirns
Michigan
Kaltenbach
Commerce Department
Keirns
G. W. Schmidt
Tiffin
William Burns
Portsmouth
Burns
Portsmouth Times
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Scioto County
Arthur Milner
Leesburg
Robert Ward
Westville
Ohio Food Stamp Program Biggest In U S
Ohio's federal food stamp program has become the nation's largest with only scattered abuses, reports from Columbus show. M E Wood notes 75 to 80 percent of eligible residents are served, with $3,724,062 in stamps sold to 190,993 people in September. Instances of abuse in Lucas County and Cincinnati are noted as corrected or unresolved. The program spans 34 counties with five applications pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
M. E. Wood
General Services
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Europe Buys More Formosa Commodities in 1966 Trade
Formosa shipped 58 million dollars of commodities to Europe in 1966, up 30 million from 1963. The bulk included canned mushrooms, asparagus, and pineapple, with West Germany the principal importer.
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Taipei
Formosa
Europe
West Germany
Local Meetings and Notices Mixed With State Liquor Shortage
Numerous weekly meetings listed for Middletown area including VFW Post 6405 YMCA Young Street and Lions Club at various times and venues. Ohio report notes a suspected shortage at the Sidney state liquor store being investigated by the State Department of Liquor Control.
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MUST
Burton Road
Hunter - Clark Vfw
Young
Spring Hill
Middletown Historical Society
D.m
Fop Locz
Middletown Camera Club
Sidney
State Department of Liquor Control
Donald C. Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Civic Association
Al-Anon Family Group
Holiday Inn
Alpha Council
N. Broad
Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
P.m
Toastmasters Club
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gadern Lanes
Thi
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Kiwanis Club
Trenton Lions Club
Franklin Foe
Ition
Communication Workers of America
Central
Democratic C
Melva Center
Miami Valley Stamp Club
AEIF
Bpoe Lodge
E Temple
Kalispell
Mont
United States
Glacier National Park
Moose Hall
Sidney State Store
Main Street
Monroe, Ohio
Germantown
Germantown, Ohio
Franklin
Carlisle
del Monte
Te 'Sa
TabieRite
Miami Valley
Sion
Far
Bologna
Rome
IGA
Gloria
Mello Cream
ableRite
Texas
TableRite
Jet Mill
Van
Inter
PEAS
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