Carlisle Seeks Federal Aid for Water and Sewer delayed
Carlisle faces another delay in securing federal funds for water and sewer projects as Ohio's 1968 allotment is depleted. Village council was told to file new applications by July 1, with processing by Ralph Woolpert Engineering Co. The plan seeks 50 percent funding and does not affect long-range joint Sewage plans with Franklin.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Carlisle
Ohio
Congress
Robert Flischel
Housing and Urban Development
Ralph Woolpert Engineering Co
Dayton
Franklin
Temperature scales and water freezing points
The centigrade scale sets water freezing at zero degrees while the Fahrenheit scale marks freezing at 32 degrees. This contrast highlights how two common temperature systems assign different zero points for the same physical event.
Armco Names J R Trimble Assistant Manager Carbon Steel
Armco Steel Corp. today announced J R Trimble as assistant manager carbon steel products. Trimble joined Ashland Kentucky Works in 1956 as a metallurgical observer and held multiple sales and product roles including Detroit Houston New Orleans and corporate assignments before returning to headquarters. He holds a Centre College chemistry biology bachelor’s degree and an Ohio State University biology master’s degree. He has been active in Boy Scouts and church work and serves on the Pokey Griffith District Advancement Committee.
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J. R. Trimble
Armco Steel Corp
R. E. Getter
Trimble
Ashland
Detroit
Houston
New Orleans
Centre College
Ohio State University
Pokey Griffith
Scouts Here
Truck Driver Injured In Middletown Crash
Cincinnati truck driver Roy V. Pierce, 36, was injured when his rig toppled off a hillside on Wicorf Street near Roosevelt Avenue. He veered to avoid a steel truck, struck a tree and a no parking sign, leaving his vehicle about $700 in damage. he was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with head, shoulder and leg injuries.
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Cincinnati
Wicorf Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Middletown
Roy V. Pierce
Middletown Hospital
First metal clarinet patent filed in Elkhart 1889
The first metal clarinet was patented in Elkhart Indiana in 1889 marking a milestone in woodwind instrument design. This early patent reflects inventive activity in the late 19th century within the American instrument industry.
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Elkhart
Ind
Journey boy wins honorable mention in state newspaper contest
James Allen a 17 year old Fenwick High School senior and Mid dletown Journal carrier of three and a half years earned an honorable mention in the senior division of the 16th Ohio Glenn L Cox newspaper achievement contest in Columbus. He was joined by other finalists including James Menninger and Steven Stahl with awards to be presented at a Columbus dinner program.
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James Allen
Trenton
Fenwick High School
Middletown Journal
Glenn L. Cox
Columbus
James Menninger
Fairfield
Steven Stahl
Bryan
Martin Essex
Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hamilton Journal
The
Toledo Blade
Sheraton Motel
Ohio Newspaper Association
Allen
George Allen
State St
Robert C. Hedrick
Journal
Ohio
Sorg Paper earns same 1967 per share as 1966
The Sorg Paper Co reports 1967 consolidated earnings of $1,147,136 on $25,705,767 in sales, matching 1966 per share earnings of $1.98. President C William Marion cites cost control and better grade mix, with Sorg VII new papermaking machine expected to start late this year at Middletown plant, at about $6 million expansion.
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Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
C. William Marion
D. G. Driscoll
Marion
Driscoll
Middletown
Scouts Imitate Klondike Prospectors in Derby at Camp Hook
Boy Scouts will don 1890s prospector costumes for the Klondike Derby at Camp Hook. Teams must pull a sled 2 1 2 to 3 hours on a prescribed course, test scouting skills, and prepare a trail meal. Prizes include gold nuggets for best costume and standout sleds, with judging after the 9:30 a.m. start and awards at 4 p.m.
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Camp Hook
Josef H.kugler
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Klondike
Kugler
Police Briefs Report Beer Theft From Truck
OKEY BUELL of Millville and a beer distributor driver told police that four cases of beer valued at 19 dollars were taken from his truck parked at the rear of 34 South Main Street.
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Okey Buell
Millville
S. Main St
Burglary Report: Bowling Gear Stolen From Car
W H Kessselring of 2412 Sutphin St reports a thief took a bowling ball bag and shoes valued at 35 dollars from his car parked overnight in a lot on N University Boulevard.
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W. H. Kesselring
S. Sutphin St
N. University Boulevard
Vandals break car window on PHIL HOWERTON’s vehicle
PHIL HOWERTON of 4800 Holly Drive told police that vandals damaged his car by breaking a window on the right side. The extent of damage was not determined.
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Phil Howerton
Holly Drive
Jockey Perez Sentenced To Life Term
Jockey Herbert Perez of Brooklyn N Y was given a life sentence by Judge Raymond Shannon after a jury found him guilty of second degree murder for the June fatal shooting of Harry Luther, 32, in Cincinnati. Perez rode at River Downs during the incident.
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Cincinnati
Raymond Shannon
Herbert Perez
Brooklyn
N.Y
River Downs
Harry Luther
Abolitionists Demand Immediate End To Slavery
Extreme partisans in the North who pressed for an immediate moral end to slavery were known as Abolitionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
America
Fire and Injury Reports From Two Local Addresses
A trash can fire at 907 Charles Street, likely started by children with matches, caused no damage. Later at 120 Kensington Street, John Dumford, 13 months, was ill and taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment.
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Charles St
Kensington St
John Dumford
James E. Dumford
Middletown Hospital
No. The start of sales is hearing a first no
A sales anecdote from Dick Carr argues that a first No from a buyer tests the salesman and signals potential. Persistence, knowledge, and ready defenses win orders, while instant agreement means no real lead. The piece parallels careers at work and ends with a banking service note.
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Indiana Regional Planning Commission
Joe Lewis
DuBois Road
Aaa
Cmah Bartel
Gie
Duaa
Aviary
Lady's
St. Valentine's Own
Jewelers
Central Ave
IUSF
Interstate
Idaho
Csr
Germantown Road
Armco
Journey Newspaperboy
Ohio Circulation Managers’ Association
James Allen Fenwick Senior
Jockey Perez
S&s Car Wash
N. University
Speaking
Charles Palmer
First National Bank
Dick Carr
Chemical Corporation
Carr
Bat
Lady Arrow
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