Butler County Alcoholism Council updates patient led therapy
Alcoholics at the Alcoholism Council of Butler County in Hamilton now help evaluate their own progress and that of fellow patients at the 30 day residential program. Executive director James E. Paulus cites increased self esteem and broader involvement as two beds were added for women and two for detox. Budget concerns, funding changes, and potential new revenue from grants and taxes are discussed by state Rep. Michael A. Fox, outlining funding challenges and opportunities for alcoholism programs. Officers and trustees were reelected at the annual meeting held at the Elks Country Club.
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Alcoholism Council
Butler County
Hamilton
James E. Paulus
Council
Elks Country Club
Paulus
Blue Cross
Michael A. Fox
Fox
Ohio
Cub Scout Pack 1 Holds Blue Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 1 held its Blue and Gold banquet at First United Presbyterian Church. Steve Gadd received the bear badge, Kevin Dishun earned the wolf, and Jim Gausling was inducted with a three year pin. Eight members participated. Mrs Luther Pratt Jr and Mrs Ed Morrow led arrangements. den leaders were Mrs Carolyn Dishun and Mrs Janice Gass.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Steve Gadd
Kevin Dishun
Jim Gausling
Luther Pratt Jr
Ed Morrow
Den
Carolyn Dishun
Janice Gass
Deaths and Funerals of Bryant and Craig in Middletown
Faris C Bryant 63 of 4419 Bonitace died yesterday at Middletown Hospital at 10 a.m. after an extended illness. A Navy World War II veteran, he retired in 1968 from Interstate Folding Box Co. after 30 years. Survived by wife Nora, mother Ora Little, and three sisters. Services 10 a.m. at Joseph Buneral Home with Everett J Crockett officiating. Burial Poolside Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Andrew Craig 81 of 1820 Winona Drive died yesterday at Middletown Hospital at 2:45 p.m. after an extended illness. A Greene County native, he retired in 1960 from Shuttle Division of Black Clawson Co. after 1926 service. Survived by wife Cora, two daughters Reba Jean Garrett and Margaret Prentice, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 2 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Lewis H. Thompson officiating. Burial Woodside Cemetery with American Legion military honors. Memorials to Faith United Methodist Church.
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Faris C. Bryant
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Bryant
Interstate Folding Box Co
Nora
Ora Little
Middletown
Pearl Bryant
Ruby Opal
Bethany
Opal Pelfry
Walton
Joseph Buneral
Ev Everett J Crockett
Andrew Craig
Winona Drive
Esterday
Head
Greene County
Craig
Black Clawson Co
Order of Eagles
Central Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lodge of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Cora
Reba Jean Garrett
Margaret Prentice
Lake Oswego
Ore
McCoy Leffler
Lewis H. Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
American Legion
Riends
Faith United Methodist Church
Thelma L. Lindon
Granada Ave
Waterloo
Ind
Venus Green
Dorothy Shortridge
Alberta Koehl
Eldora Lower
Ft. Wayne
Joseph R. Baker
Bill Botts
West Alexandria
Sylvia Quiett
Eaton Pike
Red Rooster
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Quiett
Henry
Mary Moore
John A. Violet
Columbus
Woodrow Violet
Rose Lemert
Durham
N C
McCoy
Leffler
David Cottrill
Woods Cemetery
Funeral
Obituary notices and services across Hamilton area
Death notices from William Hicks in Curtis Street to Carolyn Jones in Yankee Road and Thelma Lindon in Granada Avenue list private services, burials, and memorials. West Alexandria Sylvia Quiett of Eaton Pike and Middletown figures are noted with service details and survivors. Wayne and Hamilton area obituaries include Albert Stubbs, Patricia Dailey, Carl Elam, and Mary Caudle with burial plans and church services.
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Hamilton
Patricia Dailey
Stewart St
Brown-Dawson
Carl Elam
Paducah Ave
Brown- Dawson
Harold Hitchcock
San Antonio
Tex
Webb
Mary E. Caudle
Twinbrook Drive
Central Baptist Church
Fire and Injury Reports From Local Streets
A series of emergency calls list incidents on Lafayette Ave 634 involving Raphael Mayweather 23 ill sent to hospital and 16th Ave. A Vail Avenue injury for Mary Frye 55. ankle injury with hospitalization. An emergency run at 506 Charles St with no transport. James Crase 18 sustained head and arm cuts after an assault. walked to hospital then released. Marie Didier 79 slipped on ice with hip pains admitted for surgery. Diane Hill 25 back pains admitted in fair condition at 3205 Jefferson Road. Mary anne Bys reported on ice with ankle injury to hospital admitted for surgery.
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Vail Avenue
Mary Frye
Central Ave
Charles St
Vanderveer St
James Crase
Yankee Road
Girard Avenue
Vanderveer
First Ave
Marie Didier
S. Clinton St
Jefferson Road
Diane Hill
Lafayette Ave
Maryanne
Bys
Middletown Hospital trustees elected and awards given
Three new three year terms were elected to the Middletown Hospital Association board, with Mrs Robert Davies Harry Rteager Calvin Lloyd and riv joy newly chosen and joy re elected. A service awards luncheon recognized twenty and thirty five year employees, including Mike Wright Callie Wells Mary Finley Betty Poynter Frances Elliot and fourteen others for twenty years. Awards were presented by Wilbur Cohen and Walter Mischley as the hospital reflected on expansion plans and a revenue increase of seven hundred thousand dollars offset by savings of a hundred fifty thousand in expenses.
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Middletown Hospital Association
Robert Davies
Harry Rteager
Calvin Lloyd
Riv Joy
Oeamplarua Vile Seize
Mike Wright
Callie Wells
Housekeeping
Mary Finley
Betty Poynter
Frances Elliot
Rourteen
Christine Hamilton
Ruby Hudson
Virginia Crowe
Dorothy Bryant
Ora Bishop
Ora van Cleve
Laura Martin
Dietary
Wanda Halsey
Maine
Betty J Conn
Irene Benson
Virginia Gabbard
William J. Sayers
Juanita Jiles
Brooksie Herring
Wilbur Cohen
Walter A. Mischley
Theiddletown
Modern Olympic Games Begin in Nineteenth Century Myth
The modern Olympic Games began in 1996, named after ancient Greece. The contests are held every four years and feature athletic competitions across multiple nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Butler County Jail Jury Recommends Fulltime Medical Employee
The Butler County grand jury urged hiring a fulltime medical staffer for the jail in its February session report. Jurors praised jail upkeep, noted inmate adequacy, and urged basement laundry facilities. Eight witnesses testified, 28 indictments issued, six cases ignored, one continued, one certified back to Fairfield Municipal Court.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Grand Jury
Robert Walton
Local man, 31, rearrests on heroin charge. prior shock probation
Charles Patterson, 31, of 718 17th Ave and 109 Webster St, previously released on shock probation after a heroin possession conviction, was arrested again on heroin charges after narcotics officers seized two $25 bags during a 2:20 a.m. search at the Webster Street address. Police, led by Lt. Earl Smith, say the arrest serves as a warning to others released on probation. A Columbus woman, 23, was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon and marijuana. Three other men were charged with consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle.
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Fairfield Municipal Court
Middletown
Fred Anthony Micomonaco
Locust Lane
Thorny Acres
Beverly Ownsend
Charles Patterson
17Th Ave
Webster St
Patterson
Webster Street
Russell Dwyer
Columbus
Fitemah Sargent
Ma Perkins actress Virginia Payne dies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP report says Virginia Payne, longtime voice of Ma Perkins for 27 years, died Wednesday age undisclosed but believed in her 70s. A Cincinnati native, she began at WLW in 1933, moved with the show to Chicago and New York, later pursued stage work across several cities, and last acted in Oliver at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She led AFTRA as national president and earned its woman of the year in 1975.
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Cincinnati
Virginia Payne
Ma Perkins
New York City
WLW
Chicago
New York
Washington D.C
Maryland
Houston
Texas
Minneapolis
Mina
Oliver
Playhouse In the Park
Miss Payne
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Wheels stolen from car near Jay Woods
Butler County sheriff's deputies report four tires and wheels valued at 640 dollars were stolen from a parked car near 520 South Main Street. The theft occurred sometime Monday or Tuesday and was reported to officers.
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Jay Woods
S. Main St
Butler County Sheriff’s Deputies
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Joy Jones Journal
Board of Trustees
Frank C. Neal
Jack L. Harris
James Smith
Roger W. Gillespie
Gillespie
Clem F. Imfeld Jr
George W. McNally
Gordon Reed
Monroe
Smith
G. Walter Weber
William Young
Pine
William Hicks
William Henry Hicks
Curtis St
Hall- Jordan Memorial Chapel
Carolyn Jones
Carolyn Louise Jones
Eed
Retal
M. Seedey
Mt. Bion Baptist Church
James Howell
Hall-Jordan Memorial
Thelma Lindon
Sylvia
Albert Stubbs
Waynesville
Cap'’ Stubbs
Stubbs
Kettering Memorial Hospital
R. Stubbs
Epocest Ee United Metodist Church
and Warren Historical Society
Cg&E’s
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas
Elec
PUCO
Raphael Mayweather
16Th Ave
Feld
Allan Springfield
Beatrice Drive
James C. Winkler
Freedom Court
James Heater
Orchard St
Kely Dean Carver
S. Breiel Blvd
Carver
Doubleplay
Dwyer
Earl Smith
Jim Malott
Mike Davis
Roger Knabel
Frank Hensley
Jerry Bryant
Itseon
Thurs
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