Dental Health Poster Contest Winners Named
Winners of the Middletown dental health poster contest were Sabrina McCartt first, Tom Dillon second, and Patricia Lakes third. McCartt’s entry urged brushing day and night and won a water jet as a prize, with second and third prizes electric toothbrushes. Posters will be on display at the library. Dental Health Week kits will be distributed to second graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental Health Week
Stephen Gallagher
Middletown
Sabrina McCartt
Larry McCartt
Elm St
Monroe
Lemon Monroe
Tom Dillon
Joseph M. Dillon
Arlington Ave
Holy Trinity School
Patricia Lakes
St. John’s
Carl D. Lakes
Linden Ave
Middletown Public Library
Keely Dental Society
Butler County
National Children’s Dental Health Week
Inflation Cuts Barely Into Americans Pay In 1967
The 1967 after tax income rose to 2735 per person, a 151 gain, but inflation trimmed the real gain to 74. At 1958 prices the figure would be 2391. The report, for the Senate House Economic Committee, also notes higher after tax savings, aggressive spending, and a 12.6 billion calendar year deficit, the largest since WWII, amid Johnson tax debate.
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Washington
Senate House Economic Committee
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Council
Congress
Police Briefs Touch Trenton Pair and Shoplift Case
Ronald Haag 21 of 614 State St Trenton and Dorothy Combs 38 of 338 Oxford State Rd were arrested separately and charged with driving while intoxicated. Mark Fuller 18 of 933 18th Ave was charged with petit larceny and resisting arrest after allegedly attempting to shoplift cigarettes from Kroger on S Main Street.
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Ronald Haag
State St
Trenton
Dorothy Combs
Oxford State Road
Mark Fuller
18Th Ave
Krogers
S. Main Street
Council Backs Mott School Program Here
Middletown Human Relations Council endorsed the Mott Plan community school program during a regular meeting last night. The plan would use local school buildings for community education and recreation after school hours.
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Middletown Human Relations Council
Mott Plan
Middletown
Fires Report Across Multiple Local Sites
A series of incidents include a trash fire at J&J Tire Co on 48 N Verity Parkway with no damage, an ill man from Town Creek transported to Middletown Hospital after an event at 3 S Main St Chase Hotel, a second floor bedroom fire at 1811 Clarendon Ave causing $800 damage, and an interior car fire at 1106 Young St with a 1958 model car destroyed.
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N. Verity Parkway
J&j Tire Co
S. Main St
Chase
T. C. Umphries
Town Creek
Ala
Middletown Hospital
Clarendon Ave
Ronda Bailey
Young St
Nixon Starts New Hampshire Bid 3 Weeks Behind Romney
Nixon begins his 1968 presidential campaign in Manchester with a noon news conference and a Concord reception for his wife and daughters. He trails Romney 3-1 in polls but hopes to overturn the GOP early lead with a March 12 primary in New Hampshire.
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Nixon
New Hampshire
Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Manchester
Concord
John F. Kennedy
Edmund G. Brown
California
Michigan
George Romney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Granite State
Three Area Seniors Named 1968 Homemaker of Tomorrow Winners
Three area seniors, Mary E. Mayer of Fenwick High School Loretta M. Bailey of Madison High School and Deanna Williams of Middletown High School, have been named 1968 Betty Crosker Homemaker of Tomorrow winners. They are now eligible for state scholarship consideration.
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Betty Crosker
Mary E. Mayer
Fenwick High School
Loretta M. Bailey
Madison High School
Deanna Williams
Middletown High School
Balloons For Heart Fund Sale In Middletown
Delta Sigma Phi sorority's Beta Sigma Phi chapter sponsors the third annual Balloon Day for the Heart Fund. Mrs Walling Gray, the fund's chair, says Mrs Robert Bell will lead a volunteer group selling heart shaped balloons noon to 4 pm. About 120 Middletown High Y Teen Club members will assist at street corners and shopping centers downtown.
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Heart Fund
Middletown
Delta Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Walling Gray
Robert Bell
Anne Drive
Franklin
Bell
Middletown High School
Hamiltonian Pleads Innocent In Dollar S&L Embezzlement Case
Roy C. Sloneker aged 32 of Hamilton pleaded innocent in U S District Court to embezzling 14000 dollars from the Dollar Federal Savings and Loan Association Judge David S Porter said a trial date would be set later Sloneker was employed by the savings and loan association.
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Cincinnati
Roy C. Sloneker
Hamilton
U. S. District Court
Dollar Federal Savings and Loan Association
David S. Porter
Sloneker
The
Savings and Loan Association
Pastor Rev Frank Gifford to Speak at Adventist Service
The Rev Frank Gifford will speak on What Lack I Yet at the 11 15 a m worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Certificates of attainment will be awarded to Bible study graduates as Sabbath school begins at 10 a.m.
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Frank Gifford
Wil
Seventh - Day Adventist Church
Vandals Damage Car of Local Resident Robert Miller
Car owner Robert Miller reported vandalism after unknown individuals slashed a tire and broke the antenna of his vehicle. The incident occurred at his residence as damages totaled about 25 dollars.
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Robert Miller
Vandals Empty Fire Extinguisher Into Car in Franklin
PHYLLIS WENZEL reported vandals emptied a fire extinguisher into her car parked at Verity Parkway and Winona Drive. She directed police to the scene at 56 Moore Drive in Franklin to locate evidence of the incident.
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Phyllis Wenzel
Moore Drive
Franklin
Verity Parkway
Winona Drive
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Weith
John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate Finance Committee
Manchester, N.H
Moon
Adrion
S. Broad
F. H. Swinehart
Itules
Accutron
Bulova
Cali
Endar
Spencer
Central Avenue
John G. Monihan
Atlantic City
Los Angeles
AAA
Butler County Aaa
North Verity
Roa
Barnitz Bank
Middletown, Ohio
Ah Progress Corner
Central Progress Corner
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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