Volunteer Probation Aid seeks volunteers amid county program push
Ezra Heard, director of the Volunteer Probation Aid program, pleads for volunteers. Through the Shutler County Court of Domestic Relations, the program aids about 30 teenage boys on probation, with college volunteers helping summers. The effort follows multiple journal stories and ongoing recruitment.
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Ezra Heard
Shutler County
Heard
Trenton Ohio passes ordinances appointing treasurer and budget
The record notes Ordinance 217 repeals previous ordinance and appoints Robert J Zihlman as city treasurer on an hourly basis with an emergency declaration. It also shows Ordinance 1.77 for temporary city appropriations through March 31 1977 and mentions Mayor John Madoff. Additionally estate notices list executors and administrators for Middletown and Hamilton area estates with dates in January. Mentions of volunteer probation aid seek volunteers with one on one mentorship and activity supervision.
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Madison Township
Butler County
Ohio
Radabauga Road
John C. Weaver
Udabaugh Road
Radanaugh Road
Milared Et al
Board of County Commissioners
Butler County Planning Office
Butler County Administrative Center
Hamilton
Butler County Rural Zoning Commiss
Francis J Kolobud
Commiei
Robert J Zihlman
Trenton
John Madoff
John Madoff Ord
Crio
Deaths and funerals area notes Middletown mourns several
A list of local deaths and funeral arrangements is provided for Middletown residents. Robert L. Brammer 76 formerly of Middletown died in Albuquerque after moving in 1956. Opal Jean Canter 67 of Todhunter Road died after a stroke. Ellen Mae Jackson 65 of North Vernon died of a heart attack with multiple Middletown survivors. George H. Kerns 71 of Howe Road died after illness. Freda Marie McClanahan 70 of Verity Parkway died on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Funeral details outline locations, services, and survivors.
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Robert L. Brammer
Albuquerque
N.M
Middletown
Brammer
New Mexico
Jefferson Lodge
Masons
James
Janet Brammer
Strong-Thorne
Opal Jean Canter
Todhunter Road
Christ Hospital
First Christian Church of
Harold
Paul Drake
Robert Drake
Mason
Elsie Moore
Ruth Borders
Dorothy Edinger
Franklin
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Paul Remick
Woodside Cemetery
Ellen Mae Jackson
North Vernon
Ind
George H. Kerns
Howe Road
West Middletown
Kerns
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
First United Methodist Church
Ohio Bell
Lucille
Janet Jackson
Trenton
Homer
Dayton
James Kieser
Tuscola
Ill
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Wilson Schramm
Robert Scully
Miltonville Cemetery
Freda Marie McClanahan
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Bobby Drive
Madison Township
McClanahan
Jesus
Mary Hughes Reames
Park Lane
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Reames
Noble County
Ohio
Columbus
Robert Roberts
Atlanta, Ga
Laura Overfield
Emma Owen
Urbana
Albert Hughes
Springfield
Charles
George P. Karras
Bellbrook
V.P “Bill” Karras
Miami Valley Hospital
Parrot
Karras
Woodland Cemetery
Routsong Funeral
Ammonia spill harms Great Miami River near Troy
The Ohio EPA says 2000 gallons of ammonia escaped from Hobart Bros. due to a pretreatment system malfunction. The chemical entered the Troy sanitary sewer and flowed into the Great Miami River, triggering two fish kills on Dec 30 and this week. Officials expect weeks to assess the full impact.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Troy
Great Miami River
Hobart Bros., Inc
Ken Harsh
EPA Emergency Response Group
Harsh
Fire incidents and medical call across city sites
Fire at Country Kitchen on 1711 Tytus Ave due to furnace register smoke causes no damage. Propane tank heating workers at 3801 Roosevelt Blvd causes vent burn with minor damage. Yesterday Arnold Napier, 46, ill at 34S Main St Room 45 and admitted in fair condition.
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Tytus Ave
Furnace Register
Roosevelt Boulevard
Main St
Arnold Napier
Cleveland challenges new Ohio privacy act in court
Cleveland files for declaratory judgment and temporary restraining order to resolve a conflict between the state privacy act and public records law. City officials say the act is vague and blocks access to fire records and citizens addresses, risking liability for officials who disclose personal data. If defeated, Cleveland may push the legislature to repeal and rewrite the act.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Campanella
Campanell
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James Stephens
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Imogene Weisenberger
Miamisburg
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Robert Brammner
Canter
Ellen Jackson
P Lorillard Co
Madison Junior High School
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Wood
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Freda McClanahan
Miami
Betty Hurt
Bonnie Kramer
Granville
Mary Reames
Hannah Spears
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Hughie’s
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