Great Smokeout kicks off via local American Cancer Society
The Middletown-Butler County ACS unit chairs the Great Smokeout as part of the Target Five Stop Smoking Program. Mrs. L Bruce Barnes urges one day of abstinence to prove it can be done, with IT Quit clinics planned later and a teen stop smoking initiative at the YMCA. Mrs. Linda Lehmkuhl outlines a hospital employee program and R. A. Losekamp coordinates fourth grade efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Middletown-Butler County
L Bruce Barnes
Linda Lehmkuhl
Mi Own Hospital
Fred Cooper
YMCA
Middletown
R. A. Losekamp
United States
Barnes
the Cancer Society
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
Notices summarize deaths and funeral plans for Miss Inn ie Woodson 103 and Robert Clayton Tibbs 79 of Middletown, plus other local obituaries. Details include service times, burial sites, relatives, and call hours at local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innie Woodson
Joel F Bailey
Robert Clayton Tibbs
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Tibbs
Frigidaire
Campton
Rhoda
Carl
Middletown
Arliss
Monroe
Cincinnati
Jeanett Barnett
Woneda Weaver
Hamilton
Courtney
Herbert Tibbs
Monnie Tibbs
McCoy- Leffler
Stig B
Elections board reshuffles in Butler County leadership
Hamilton Butler County Board of Elections will nominate Joyce Thall as director and replace chairman John Moser with Donald Darker at a reorganizational meeting. The change joins party lines with Darker a Republican and Thall a Democrat, meeting statutory requirements. The meeting is set for 9 15 a m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Bonita Drive
Middletown
Four More Seek Village Manager Job in Germantown
Four additional applicants for the Germantown village manager position will be interviewed in a closed session by the Village Council and Mayor Ralph Moler tomorrow at 7 30 p m in The Dupps Co conference room. Earlier on Feb 19 four of 56 applicants were interviewed and more interviews may be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Ralph Moler
the Dupps Co
Robbery at Turf Bar Ride Ends With Losses in Butler County
Paul Kroger of 7193 Brown's Run Road told Butler County deputies he was robbed by two people who gave him a ride home from the Turf Bar at 906 Central Ave. The suspects took $160 in cash a watch and several keys.
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Paul Kroger
Brown's Run Road
Butler County
Central Ave
Kroger
Local leader raps coal pact in Ohio district
Middleport Ohio UMW Local 1886 president Gene Oiler says the pro coal contract is flawed and miners could gain more under federal seizure. He and 30 locals in District 6 met in Bellaire to urge rejection while district official Don Nunley warns of loopholes and unclear answers despite union rules pressuring support.
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Middleport
Ohio
Ohio United Mine Workers
Prooe
Gene Oiler
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Osler
Bellaire
West Virginia Panhandle
Southeastern Ohio
Washington
Don Nunley
District 6 Executive Committee
Nunley
Eliminating Self Defeating Behaviors Pastoral Workshop
A special two day workshop offered March 10 and 11 by the Pastoral Counseling Service at its Hamilton office in the First United Presbyterian Church 23 Court St aims to help participants remove thoughts or actions that block potential. Reverend Ken Story will lead an 11 hour session guiding skill development with a 15 participant limit. Friday 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. No meals provided. For registration or information contact the Middletown office.
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Hamilton
First United Presbyterian Church
Court St
Ken Story
Rev
Middletown
Pastoral Counseling Service
West Elkton Friends
Direct Deposit Survey Set Among Social Security Recipients
More than 2 200 beneficiaries in Butler Warren Preble Montgomery and Hamilton counties join a national study by the Social Security Administration and the U S Treasury Department to assess attitudes toward direct deposit of monthly checks. Temple University's Institute for Survey Research will conduct telephone and in person interviews. Researchers seek motivations for use nonuse or cancellation and to determine if program changes are needed to improve management and reduce adverse effects on beneficiaries.
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Butler
Warren
Preble
Montgomery
Hamilton
Social Security Administration
U. Treasury Department
Temple University
Institute For Survey Research
Proton
Akron voters approve anti-abortion ordinance amid protests
Akron Ohio City Council passed an anti abortion measure by 74 votes after a heated session. About 500 people gathered near City Hall as supporters urged passage and opponents warned of constitutional issues. The law requires fetal information disclosure and parental notice for minors and warns patients about potential sterilization effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Zionauton
Akron City Hall
Asst
City Law
William Spicer
Pro-Choice Coalition
Minnesota
Mike Minning
Minning
Ray Kapper
Boy Held in Break-In Case
A 14 year old boy was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated burglary after a break in at the Somerville Jacksonburg Road home of Timothy Kemplin. Kenneth Imhoff spotted two dogs and a bike, found a door ajar, and alerted deputies. A nearby juvenile admitted breaking into the residence and was taken into custody by Butler County officers.
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Timothy Kemplin
Somerville
Jacksonburg
Butler County
Kemplin
Kenneth Imhoff
Shurz Road
Imhoff
Sheriff's Department
Somerville- Jacksonburg Road
Lakota Schools Seek 3.8 Mills on June Ballot
Lakota School District voters will decide on June 6 whether to approve a 3.8 mill operating levy, the first new operating levy since 1968, prompted by rising costs and enrollment. The board also set calendars, approved 1978 appropriations, and adopted staff changes including an assistant track coach and tutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Butler County
Hopewell
Jason Lindsey
Lakota High School
Barbara Dyleski
Gertrude Fobes
Jane Neff
Hopewell Junior School
Digital Equipment Corp
Scout Units Celebrate Annual Day at Lincoln School
Lincoln School Girl Scout troops joined in Thinking Day celebrations with about 78 girls and leaders. Activities included a friendship circle opening flag ceremony, world association pin by Junior Troop 1609, Swedish folk dance by Brownie 548, and a Small World theme with Brownie Troop 686. Elizabeth Armentrout closed by recounting her Switzerland trip to the Chalet world center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Bration
Rom Oae
Christine LaForest
Jill Metz
Tricia Coldiron
Anne Aed
Molly Seaman Karing Heation
World Association
Diane Cantonwine
Marie Snelling
Brownie
Cheryl Hendricks
Cantonwine
Kate Seaman
Sandy Warren
Elizabeth Armentrout
Switzerland
Chalet
Girl Scouts
Girl Guides
Welch eyes county job vacancy
DAYTON Ervin Welch former Kettering city manager and now a Germantown consultant is circulating petitions for the Republican nomination to a Montgomery County Commission seat. Welch 60 led Kettering 21 years until 1975 and now advises Germantown on charter transition and manager screening. Only other Republican is ex-Commissioner Charles Simms. Democrat Ray Wolfe will not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ervin Welch
Kettering
Germantown
Montgomery County
Welch
Germantown Village
Charles Simms
Ray Wolfe
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Robert Tibbs
Charles Schenck
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Marie
Elma Myers
Lebanon
Utica Road
Grandview Hospital
Myers
VFW
Harold
Shirley Allen
Miamisburg
Oswald
Ray Shelton
Springboro Cemetery
Golie Alcorn
Camden
Camden Road
Brown- Dawson
Greenwood
Bruce
Live Oak
Steve
Dennis
Alma Alcorn
Ernest Alcorn
Tucson
Ariz
Margaret Brown
Lexington
Alcorn
Fisher Body
We Coy-Lofller Funeral Home
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
The
International Order of the Golden Rule
McAlpin
RED Cross
Cywlel Abin
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mer
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Welch Eyes
Woodside Cemetery
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