Educators Briefed On Local Middletown Miami Campus
Dr. Eugene Bennett announced that the Middletown Miami campus visit achieved its goal for local educators. Staged after a Chamber of Commerce luncheon, the session outlined construction progress and fall class readiness, with talks on plans, admissions, fees, scholarships, and two year associate degree programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bennett
Middletown-Miami
Middletown Area
Earl V. Thesken
Miami University
Middletown
James Walters
George Bowers
Miami
School of Applied Science
Man Ruled Lima Case In Burglary
Sammy Robbins 19 of Miamisburg was ruled a psychopathic offender and committed to Lima State Hospital for malicious entry in a break in at Kuhn Transportation in Middletown. He faces another burglary charge at Hilltop Tavern in Franklin. Ralph Sexton 26 of Clarksville was convicted of malicious entry and given an indeterminate term at the Ohio State Reformatory after the charge was reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Sammy Robbins
Miamisburg
Fred B. Cramer
Lima State Hospital
Kuhn Transportation Co
Tytus Ave
Middleown
Lima
Robbins
Hilltop
Franklin
Ralph Sexton
Clarksville
Man charged in fatal West Chester crash
Robert Ray, 29, of Cincinnati faces manslaughter charges for a February crash that killed Wilma Qualls, 30, of West Chester. Qualls died at Mercy Hospital from head and internal injuries after the vehicle she rode in was struck by Ray’s car. Driver Mildred Blair, 32, of West Chester, was listed in good condition.
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Robert Ray
Cincinnati
West Chester
Wilma Qualls
Lawn Ave
Mercy Hospital
Ray
Mildred Blair
East Brook Drive
William Cowgill
Kite Flying Contest Set for Smith Park
The annual kite flying event for children 15 and younger will be held at Smith Park baseball field at 1 p.m. on March 12 under the Department of Parks and Recreation. Participants must bring kites and sticks and buy 10 cent balls of string at the park a half hour before the start. First second and third place prizes await winners in each category.
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Smith Park
Department of Parks and Recreation
Two Armco Workers Injured In Middletown Accidents
Angelo Donisi, 52, conductor in Armco Middletown Works, suffered a fractured pelvis while leading scrap buggies into the open hearth shop. He was sent to Middletown Hospital where his condition was listed as good. James W. Booth, 46, a scrap hoist operator in the No. 2 shop, sustained a concussion after a fall in the hoist area and was reported in fair condition. The cause of Booths fall was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Donisi
Wildwood Road
Armco
Middletown
Donisi
James W. Booth
Pekin Road
Franklin
Booth
Juvenile Shooting Suspects Bound Over To Grand Jury
Robert James Shealey and Needom Bendolph two 17 year olds whose case marks a rare move to try juveniles as adults were bound over to the Butler County grand jury on armed robbery and shooting with intent to kill charges. Bond set at 25000 each.
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Hamilton
Robert James Shealey
Needom Bendolph
Edgar Streifthau
Fantasy Farm
LeSourdsville
Grand
Dayton
John Seckinger
Shealey
Bendolph
Raymond Gerald Roberts
Cornelius Dillard
Three Local Suits Filed in Butler County for Damages
Three Middleton residents filed suits in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking nearly 500000 dollars in damages. Ruth Tyler claims 300000 for injuries after a 1964 auto crash on Shator Street caused by Ralph Baldwin. Her husband seeks 112234.18 for medical costs. Loren Taylor sues Crown Cafe operator Margaret Minix after an assault by Sam Murphy on January 12, seeking 15000.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ruth Tyler
Hamilton-Middletown Rd
Shater St
George
Shafor
Ralph K. Baldwin
Central Ave
North Ave
Loren T. Taylor
Clark St
Margaret Minix
Crown Cafe
S. 5Th St
Hamilton
Taylor
Sam Murphy
Murphy
Semi Finalists Picked For Grants
Nine high school students in the Middletown area are semi finalists for Armco Community Scholarships from the Armco Foundation of Armco Steel Corp. Seven are from Middletown High School. Elizabeth Hayis from Lemon Monroe High and Jeffrey Myers from Trenton High are also named. Winners will be chosen by interview and records. the grant totals 750 annually for up to four years.
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Middletown
Armco
Armco Foundation
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown High School
Peter S. Billman
Jay J. Dudley
Roger E. Hollenbaugh
Bruce E. Nerenberg
Steven C. Schnedler
Christopher G. Voris
Kimberly A. Winger
Elizabeth A. Hayis
Lemon - Monroe High School
Jeffrey C. Myers
Trenton High School
Educational Testing Service
Billman
Dudley
Myers
Schnedler
Winger
George M. Verity
Madison Ups Teacher Pay Scale Increase
The Madison School District Board adopted a new teachers salary schedule. Beginning bachelor’s pay ranges from 5050 to 7050 dollars and master’s pay from 5450 to 7450 dollars. Bottom and top raises are specified: bachelor’s rise 150 dollars at start and 350 at top. master’s rise 250 at bottom and 450 at top.
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Board of Education
Madison
Glendower Will Get Facelifting In Lebanon
The Glendower Warren Museum in Lebanon is slated for a facelift after the State Controlling Board approved 27000 for renovations by the Historical Society. The Greek revival building will receive interior and exterior repairs including restoring the kitchen to the basement, with funding requested by the Department of Public Works.
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Lebanon
Glendower Warren Museum
State Controlling Board
The
Historical Society
Department of Public Works
Fire damages estimate at Ninth Avenue restaurant
Firefighters responded to Bob's Restaurant at 818 Ninth Ave yesterday afternoon. A grease pot overheated on the stove, igniting grease in the hood and exhaust vent and setting the two story frame building above the restaurant on fire. Owner is Robert Russell who resides upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Avenue
Ninth Ave
Robert Russell
Fire crews respond to medical call at Ellen Drive
Firefighters were summoned to 1237 Ellen Drive at 5:07 a.m. for Isadora Howe 66 who had difficulty breathing and was hospitalized at Middletown Hospital in serious condition. Earlier, at 1:29 p.m. yesterday, fire crews doused a trash fire at 1204 Prospect Ave. with unknown property owner.
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Ellen Drive
Isadora Howe
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffler
Prospect Ave
Middletown Board Eyes Tax Levy For Teacher Pay Increase
The Middletown Board of Education plans to ask voters in May to renew a 3.49 mill operating levy and consider an additional levy to fund teacher salary raises. A final amount for the teacher pay levy would be decided by March, with action possibly at Tuesday's meeting. A regional study shows Middletown salaries lag behind several nearby cities, underscoring the push for higher pay to attract staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Howard Cromwell
James Finley
Cromwell
Robert K. Johnson
Ohio
Board of Education
Edward Barker
Salary Schedule Study Reeled in as Probe Begins
A recall noted that a salary schedule study was initiated to examine pay scales. The move seeks clarity on compensation structures and potential reforms closer to policy goals.
Pack 15 Derby Trophies Awarded at Mayfield School
Pinewood Derby trophies were awarded to six Cub Scout Pack 15 members after their derby at Mayfield School. Recipients included Mike Adkins Greg Kempling Mark and Billy Wagner Greg Williams and Tim Johnson. Badges and arrows awarded to David Miller David Thomas Williams Adkins and Craig Ratliff. James Morris is cubmaster.
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Cub Scout Pack
Mayfield School
Mike Adkins
Greg Kempling
Mark
Billy Wagner
Greg Williams
Tim Johnson
David Miller
David Thomas
Williams
Adkins
Craig Ratliff
James Morris
Jobs and Savings Rise in Middletown Area
The Mid dletown Area Chamber of Commerce reports gains in employment and savings. January industrial employment reached 17,137, up from 15,119 a year earlier, with factory payrolls at 16,550 in November and 16,742 in December. Local savings totaled $93,649,864 as of January, about $1,814 per person, while January 1965 savings stood at $86,833,972 ($1,702 per person). Savings declined $511,514 from December to January due to holiday spending.
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Middletown
Cincinnati Man Scalp Missing After Early Morning Crash
William Morton Strickland, 23, of Cincinnati, suffered multiple injuries and a missing scalp in a two car crash on Old Oxford Road. He remained in surgery six hours after the 2:30 a.m. crash at Mercy Hospital. Passenger Robert Gordon Nave, 22, of West Carrollton, was thrown from the car and taken to McCullough Hyde Hospital in Oxford in fair condition.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Old Oxford Road
Mercy Hospital
William Morton Strickland
Strickland
Robert Gordon Nave
West Carrollton
January revenue shifts mark rural area receipts rise
Downtown parking receipts reached 6578 in January up from 4580 last year. Butler County issued 773 new car registrations, higher than 723 a year earlier. Postal receipts lagged by over 10 000 from January 1965 with 73015 this year versus 83089 last year. Postmaster Frank Dobrozsi blamed a slack industrial bulk mailing month and forecast March would rebound.
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Butler County
Frank Dobrozsi
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