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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1977

Page

7

Landmark president to open 1977 Landmark meeting in Columbus

Robert Hester of Trenton will give the opening address at Landmark Inc. 44th annual meeting February 22 23 in Columbus. Landmark serves farmers across 63 Ohio counties with wholesale procurement marketing manufacturing and processing. Hester state president since 1972 on state board since 1971 also directs multiple firms and missions. Dr Robert Spitzer will speak on America s Role in Food Affairs. William Saxbe will close with a keynote. Glenn Ash and Fred McLaughlin are also noted participants.

Trenton Robert Hester 5551 Cotton Run Road Landmark, Inc Landmark Columbus Ohio Hester Butler County Landmark Association The Native League of the USA

Village Administrator Admits Time Card Manipulation

In Montgomery County Probate Court Dan Anslinger acknowledged adding hours to a village employe time card with the plan that the extra pay would be routed to Joseph Watson via the employee Terry Breeding. The case includes claims of misfeasance and malfeasance by Mayor Marvin Hall who seeks Anslinger’s removal.

Anslinger Dayton Germantown Dan Anslinger Montgomery County Marvin Hall Hall Terry Breeding Service Department Joseph Watson Sai Watson Public Service Watson Ross Winning Douglas Mansfield Mansfield Moler

Berry Middle School furnace conversion aims to restore normal Lebanon schedule

Lebanon schools return to normal hours as Berry Middle School shifts furnaces from natural gas to oil. One oil burning, one gas, one mixed unit. completion targeted by Monday. Officials discuss rebalancing natural gas with Cincinnati Gas & Electric and resuming full operation after a two week maintenance pause.

Lebanon Berry Middle School Supt Harlan Smith James Stock Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Cg&e Berry

Franklin Municipal Court sends two Miamisburg pair to grand jury

Two Miamisburg residents Julia Horn and William Fisher were bound to the Warren County grand jury on charges of receiving stolen goods from February 2 at Collie’s Motel. Horn also faces marijuana possession and DUI charges tied to a separate case. Other defendants faced fines and jail terms for driving without a license, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, petty theft, and cruelty to animals.

Franklin Miamisburg Warren County Collie’s N. Main Street Julia Horn William James Fisher John H Maggard Wabash Ind Orville KR Williams Streiel Blvd Middletown Las M. Oney Allen St Oney Damagin Jan Scholl Road Jon Joe Holp Donald Deck

Army Corps to study Clear Creek flood control options

The Army Corps of Engineers will begin a detailed study of flood control along Clear Creek after funds arrive. A reconnaissance report found structural flood control feasible and worth pursuing, according to City Manager Bernard Eichholz.

Carlisle and Franklin Township Vote on Five Levies Today

Polls are open until 7 30 p m in Carlisle and the unincorporated Franklin Township for five levies. Carlisle ballots include restoring 1 mill and adding 1 mill. Franklin Township ballots include renewal of 1 mill.

Carlisle Franklin Township Lebanon

Waynesville Phone Office Closing Slated

The Waynesville business office of United Telephone Co. will close due to energy cutbacks. Bill collection will be handled by Waynesville National Bank. Service reps temporarily moved to Lebanon. customers may call 897-2015 or 932-1015 for bills. Bank will continue as collection agency after energy crisis ends.

Waynesville United Telephone Co Brad Knapp Waynesville National Bank Knapp Waynesville Service Lebanon

Monroe village to discuss water plant expansion plan

The Village Council will meet at 8 PM in the village hall to review engineer James Stauffer’s expansion plan for the water treatment plant. Proposal calls for capacity to 12 million gallons daily and improvements to the softening process.

Monroe

Evangelist Gene Lilly to Speak at Seven Mile UMC Tomorrow

Evangelist Gene Lilly, who says he was cured of multiple sclerosis and diabetes, will speak at Seven Mile United Methodist Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m The event is open to the public and co sponsored by Darrtown United Methodist Church

Seven Mile Gene Lilly Seven Mile United Methodist Church Darrtown United Methodist Church

Middletown Big Brothers Cancel Wednesday Activity Night

The Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Middletown canceled the scheduled Wednesday night activity at Sherman School due to an energy shortage. The March 16 event has also been canceled.

Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Middletown Sherman School

Directory Assistance charges shift to frequent callers

The text explains new charges for Directory Assistance, exempting coin phones hospitals and cases where residents cannot use a directory. It notes most calls come from a small public segment, and now heavy users will pay while the majority pay nothing. It urges customers to use the directory to avoid charges.

Ohio Bell Ffice

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