Conover Fund Proposal Withdrawn by Court Letter
A letter received by the Probate Court yesterday indicates the Conover Fund proposal for a clinic has been withdrawn by James D. Ruppert and Dr. Hubbard. The action affects ongoing plans and pending approvals in the court calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
James D. Ruppert
Dr. Hubbard
Hubbard
Howard
Marie Conover
Conovers
Franklin
Ohio Supreme Court
Warren County Probate Court
S. Dixie Highway
Frank Sutton
Conover Trust Fund
Franklin Council
Conover Committee
Conover
Bowers
Quilt won by area woman
A Farmersville woman, Donna Woodard, 48 N. Broadway, won a handmade quilt donated by Mrs. Betty Selby to raise funds for the Independence Factory. The quilt was offered in a drawing held yesterday and made by the West Virginia Arts and Crafts Guild at the Independence Factory on 12 S. Clinton St, which manufactures self-help devices to aid the handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersville
Independence Factory
Donna Woodard
N. Broadway
Betty Selby
Gideon Road
The
West Virginia
Arts and Crafts Guild
Independence
S. Clinton St
Fred Carroll
Cincinnati researcher earns Arthritis Foundation fellowship
Louis E Adams of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center receives a 1976 77 Arthritis Foundation fellowship to study using laboratory personnel in allied health to improve arthritis patient care. He shares in more than 900000 awarded nationally to 70 researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis E Adams
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Arthritis Foundation
Adams
The
Messiah broadcast by Middletown Civic Chorus
The Middletown Civic Chorus presents The Messiah, broadcast at 7 p.m. tomorrow on WPFB radio. Director Charles A. Markis conducts organist Clement K Burton with the Heritage String Quartet of Dayton. Soloists include Nina Burton, Amy Hill, George Tepping, and Maurice Weatherby. The original performance was December 12 at First United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lorelei Rock Myth Echo Tells Rhine Maiden Tale
A fragment describes Lorelei as a rock in the Rhine with a notable echo. The myth states Lorelei was a maiden who, despairing over a faithless lover, threw herself into the Rhine and became a siren luring men to their deaths on the rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelei
Rhine
Man known for Bible giving earns Christmas praise
Chester Cowgill, 68, a retiree from the Packaging Corp. of America, is famed for giving Bibles to youths and for his bicycle driven Christmas charity. Firefighter Buck Swanson praises him as a true Christmas spirit, noting Cowgill’s long history of helping others and his cheerful, prayerful philosophy. Cowgill, who never married, says he gives because he believes in helping those in need and in setting a good example for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Pollard
Chester Cowgill
Middletown
Buck Swanson
Cowgill
Swanson
Packaging Corp. of America
Cincinnati Dayton Road
An early gift for Grandpa in Ohio Lottery win
Wilmon P. Koch of Rockbridge captured the $250,000 top prize in the Pot Of Gold game, saying he never misses a week buying tickets. Koch, 68, is a retired meat cutter and packing house salesman. His wife Oleta, 68, and their four children and nine grandchildren joined the celebration. The Double Play prizes went to Walter J. Huffe of Coshocton for $63,000 and Betty Barrell of Madison for $25,000.
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Cleveland
Wilmon P. Koch
Rockbridge
Koch
Oleta
Walter J. Huffe
Coshocton
Betty Barrell
Madison
Deaths and funerals fill local area obituaries and notices
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Middletown and surrounding towns detail deaths of Mrs. Mary Hannah Andrews 68 at Middletown Hospital with services at Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church and burial at Elk Creek Cemetery, plus memorials and survivors. Robert Doyle Hare 78 cremation after services at First Christian Church chapel. Harold “Bucky” Hoover 65 dead on arrival after illness with service at 10 a.m.. plus other minors and community figures, a theft report, a speeding-pace enforcement update, and additional memorials noting church, hospital, and cremation details in several area towns.
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Mary Hannah Andrews
Middletown
Rt. 4
Middletown Hospital
Andrews
Ethel Evans
Germantown
Harry Huffman
Charles Huffman
Amos
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
Elk Creek
Robert Doyle Hare
Henry Ave
First Christian Church
Paul Remick
The
Journal
Averil Hare
Washington Court House
Mr. Hare
Edwin Hare
Norwood
Egar Hare
Seaman
Trenton
Harold “Bucky” Hoover
Cranewood Drive
Hoover
Tropical Paint Co
Masonic Lodge of
American Legion
James E Moore
Manhattan St
Menifee County
Moore
Kentucky
Vera Deep
Elmer
Eastin-Richey Funeral
Frenchburg
Powers Cemetery
Charles Tincher
Hamilton
Gregory
Nashville
Tenn
Larry
Birmingham
Tammy
Roy Tincher
Somerset
Raymond
Williamsdale
Ohio
Carl
Myrtle Coates
Mason
Christine Evans
Vena Mae Thompson
Church of God
Webb Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Conover Fund
Cincinnatian
Arthritis
Kinnaird McQuade
Southwestern Ohio
Joel Bh. Bailes Pisner
Warne
Bunnell
Vannest ST
Charles Bunnell
R. Ph
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Auburn St
Betty Blankenship
Water Department
Brentwood St
Jeannie Hudson
N. Grimes St
Steve Walker
Charles St
Glencoe Ave
Edith Sparks
S. Breiel Blvd
Dora Piersall
Middletown Mall
Ruby Wall
Uog
Renta
America
Union Samitary
Grand Ave
Pioneer Center
Winona Drive
First National Bank of
Arkansas
Swansons
Winona
Wendt
Meadowlawn Church of God
Pot O
Mary Andrews
Robert Hare
Harold Hoover
Dorothy
Women’s Bowling Association
Helen Momberg
Cincinnati Services
Salvation Army
David Lyons
Yankee Road
Lyons
Rose Furniture
S. Main Street
Thoy
McKinley Middle School
Manchester Road
Raymond Sparks
Sycamore St
Sparks
MccCoy- Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
James Moore
Fred Elbon
Lebanon
Oregonia Road
Quaker Heights
Waynesville
Elbon
Ruby
Warren
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Elsie Muterspaw
Elsie M. Muterspaw
North
Christ Hospital
Russell
Ronald
Richard
Ridgeville
William R
Beavercreek
Raymond Zeck
Estel Tincher
Estel W. Tincher
Carman Ave
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Tincher
Armco
First Church of God
Glenna
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Cremeans
E. State ST
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