Park Jobs Open For 1966 Summer Recreation Work
Eighteen college men and women applied and were interviewed for 1966 summer jobs with the Department of Parks and Recreation during holidays. Ralph Connor said applications will be cast and interviews arranged through March 1. Employment runs June July and August. About 35 are hired for swimming pools, 50 for playgrounds, about a dozen for knothole baseball, and 20 to 25 for other department activities.
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Parks and Recreation
Ralph Connor
Connor
Lloyd New President of MADE for 1966
Calvin F. Lloyd was elected president of Middletown Area Development Enterprises for 1966 at MADE's annual meeting in the Rose Room of the Manchester Motor Inn. B C Haselton became vice president and Richard W. Slagle was named secretary treasurer while Richard A. Wilmer was named counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin F. Lloyd
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association
Middletown Area Development Enterprises, Inc
MADE
Lloyd
Manchester Motor Inn
B. C. Haselton
Armco Steel Corp
Richard W. Slagle
Middletown Area
Blood drive urged for Middletown firefighter Ingram
A second appeal calls for A positive blood, 20 to 21 pints, for Charles Ingram a Middletown fireman facing Friday heart surgery. Cincinnati Heart Association and local donors urged to contact officials. blood can be given at General Hospital Cincinnati tomorrow and Wednesday 1 to 9 pm and Thursday 9 am to 5 pm. Ingram 51 suffered a heart attack Oct 1 and has been hospitalized since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ingram
Middletown
Charles Hansel
Hansel
Cincinnati Heart Association
Fire Department
Monroe
Post 9
State Highway Patrol
Cincinnati Fire Department
Heart Association
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Ingram
Roosevelt Ave
Weekend burglaries steal guns and rare coins
Police report two home burglaries over the weekend with losses exceeding $1,450. George E. Krug’s 801 Orchard St. home lost a revolver, three shotguns, and $95 in cash and change, entered via the east door with a screwdriver. Preston Theall’s 13 N Elmer Drive suffered a $450 coin collection described as very rare, plus 25 silver dollars. A. E. Lord’s 517 Orchard St. had a tampered door but no entry, with $30 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Krug
Orchard St
Preston Theall
Theall
A. E. Lord
Man Falls and Suffers Wrist Laceration at Home
A 24 year old man, Richard Cornett of 425 Weaver St, was treated at Middletown Hospital for a left wrist laceration after slipping in his bathroom while shaving at 2:35 a.m. He told police he slipped on the floor while changing razor blades. Maud Whitt, 68, of 126 Park St, who complained of dizziness and breathing troubles, was assisted by local firefighters, given oxygen for 30 minutes, and transported to the hospital in fair condition.
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Middletown Hospital
Richard Cornett
Weaver St
Maud Whitt
Park St
Middletown
Middletown Ambulance Service
Two Injured In Local Wrecks In Middletown
Two drivers were injured in separate Saturday and Sunday accidents. Police reported five crashes since Saturday with two citations and over 2400 dollars in damage. David Rhea, 6, was treated for a forehead laceration after being thrown against the dashboard when his father's car stopped at Highview Road and Central Avenue. James S. Roberts, 16, sustained head contusions when his car on Tytus Avenue and Oxford Avenue failed to yield at a stop sign and collided with Donald Ferrer’s vehicle. Roberts was cited. Damage totaled 900 dollars. Lelon Bond, 20, was cited for following too closely after rear ending John Smith’s car near 440 North Verity Parkway. the Smith vehicle had stopped for a left turn.
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Middletown
David Rhea
Claude Rhea
Magnolia Drive
Middletown Hospital
Highview Road
Central Avenue
James S. Roberts
Euclid St
Tytus Avenue
Oxford Avenue
Roberts
Tytus
Donald. E. Ferrer
Elwood St
Lelon Bond
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Hamilton
John Smith
N. Verity Parkway
Smith
Peat Auto
Medicare Help Session At Roosevelt Junior High
Two Golden Age Club members received Medicare filing help from Robert P. Fleminger of the Social Security Administration. A public meeting on Medicare will be held at Roosevelt Junior High School next Monday at 7 30 pm to explain eligibility and enrollment for hospital and medical insurance.
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Golden Age Club
Robert P. Fleminger
Social Security Administration
Roosevelt Junior High School
Ida Mae Gilmore
Townhouse Apartments
Fleminger
Gilmore
George Class
S. Verity Parkway
Social Security
Hamilton Social Security Office
Roosevelt
Rehearsals Begin for Jaycee Junior Miss Pageant
Daily rehearsals at 6 p.m. this week at Roosevelt Junior High lead to the Junior Miss Pageant. Twelve senior high girls will compete Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are 150 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students. Contestants perform in formal and sports attire. winner advances to a state pageant in Xenia next month, with the national contest in Mobile, Alabama. Robert C. Cordray serves as master of ceremonies. music by the Ron Purvis Trio.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
Roosevelt
Jaycee
Keith Wolfram
Virginia Westlund
Xenia
Mobile
Ala
Robert C. Cordray
Ron Purvis Trio
Boy Charged In Incident
A 16 year old boy was referred to Butler County juvenile authorities on a charge of possessing an open flask. He reportedly threatened Prentice Lawson at Central Avenue and Grimes Street after Lawson refused to give a dime. Lawson pushed the youth away and police apprehended him minutes later.
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Butler County
Prentice Lawson
Grand Ave
Central Avenue
Grimes Street
Lawson
Blocks Tied To Horse Halters Injure Three Horses
Three horses suffered foreleg injuries after concrete blocks were tied to their halters, causing stumbles as they ran. Richard Housher of Middletown Trailer Court Excello reported to the sheriff that the horses were boarded in a barn at the dead-end of Emerick Avenue yesterday.
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Richard Housher
Middletown
Excello
Sheriff's Office
Emerick Avenue
City Commissioners Meet With Empty Agenda Tonight
City Commissioners convene at 8 p m for a weekly session with no ordinances or resolutions on the slate by 11 a m today. The group is expected to revisit the 1966 general fund budget rejected Thursday as commissioners Lewis and Clark push for cuts to free about 50 000. City Manager Rothe notes 1965 carryover balances the budget and warns revenue estimates often miss actual results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lewis
Virgil Clark
Dan Rothe
Lewis and Clark
Butler Budget At $3 Million
Butler County commissioners expect a tentative 1966 budget over 3 million dollars with income projected at 3,270,974, up 178,000 from 1965. Costs including cost of living, salary hikes, crippled children and aged aid will reduce the excess funds. crippled children program set at 32,500 and aged aid between 32,000 and 36,000. The budget will be presented by Saturday with final income certification due in three months. The 1965 general fund lost about 30,000 from the utility tax, now allotted to welfare. The commissioners’ office spent 10,500 less in 1965 than 1964. The budget committee includes Richard J. Wessell, A. R. Tilton, and Mark Wendell.
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Tee
Joyce
Butler County
Projector Missing From Homer Elementary School
Davis, principal at Amanda Elementary School on Oxford State Road in Homer, reported a 16mm movie projector valued over $500 missing. He noticed a storage cabinet was open last Monday when school resumed but realized the loss on Friday.
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Amanda
Oxford State Road
Homer
Davis
Sheriff's Deputies
Signups Continue for Middletown Adult Evening School
Registration for the second semester courses at Middletown High’s Adult Evening School continues through Monday January 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Classes start January 18 offering coursework in business English math social studies and science for credit or self improvement plus shorthand typing and elementary education reading writing and math. Contact supervisor Martin Egleston at 423-4932 for more details.
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Middletown High
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Richard A. Wilmer
Chamber
Arts In
Fine Arts
Civic Symphony
Middletown Federal
Gardner
Diamond National Corp
University of Cincinnati
Chase College of Law
Poinciana Road
Huselton
Armco
Butler
Butler Works
Schirm Drive
Frank Myers
Gener
Middletown Journal
Virgil Perry
Harding + Jones Paper Co
Robertson
Yankee Road
Todhunter Road
Trenton - Overpeck
Calvin Lloyd
Bartel
Paymts
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
Household Finance Loan Corporation OF Ohio
Garden
Medicare
Weith
George
Ida Gilmore
Robert Fleminger
Dr Attarv Ina
Arthur Lee Miles III
New
Miami
James Smiley
Joe Ave
Arthur Miles Jr
Morris Ave
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
East End
Midtown Village
S. Sutphin ST
Bearl A. Joyce
Richard J. Wessel
A. R. Tilton
Mark Wendell
Martin Egleston
Middletown’s
N. Verity
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