School Headquarters A New Art Gallery Opens Yet
The Middleton area opens a hallway gallery in the Middle town School Administration Building at 1515 Girard Ave. Exhibits from Lemon Monroe High and Amanda Middle School include ceramics watercolors pastels pencil oil pastel crayon and paper mosaic. Thomas Webb, curriculum director, sponsors the evolving gallery inviting district residents to visit weekdays 8 am to 5 pm. Irene Norris and BesS ie Craycraft assisted as art teachers selecting works.
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Middletown School Administration
Girard Ave
Lemon-Monroe High
Amanda Middle
Amanda
Thomas Webb
Irene Norris
Lemon Monroe
Bessie Craycraft
Applicants For Cadet Are Sought
City officials seek male high school graduates for three police cadet vacancies in Middletown Division. Applications start Thursday at City Building under J D Bates. Cadets may advance to patrolman after turning 21. salary 113 dollars weekly.
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Middletown
Sertoma Speaker To Address Club At Manchester Inn
Mack the city relocation officer will speak to the Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Inn Ralph Gingerich serves as program chairman and organizes the meeting.
Eight Practical Nurses Pass State Board Exams
Eight practical nurses have passed state board examinations and are now licensed practical nurses. Six work at Middletown Hospital. From Middletown area are Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs. Sylvania Turner, Miss Eva Lee, Miss Carolyn Thurman and Mrs. Sara Stark. Others are Miss Linna Howard of Lebanon, Miss Cathy Camp of Xenia and Miss Carla Sawyer of Waynesville.
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Middletown
Ruby Jones
Sylvania Turner
Eva Lee
Carolyn Thurman
Sara Stark
Linna Howard
Lebanon
Cathy Camp
Xenia
Carla Sawyer
Waynesville
Skating Resumes at Smith Pond After Ice Warning
Smith Pond opened for skaters at 4 p.m. after a week of thin ice. City recreation chief Ralph Connor urged heed to barricades as ice beyond is unsafe. Supervised skating runs 4–5 p.m. and 6–9 p.m. today and 3:30–5 and 6–9 p.m. on weekdays while safe, with 8 a.m. opening times.
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Smith Pond
Ralph Connor
Fire Calls Reported Across City Incidents
Fire runs documented at several locations including 416 McGuire Ave where JoAnn Thurmond was ill and transported to Middletown Hospital, 1710 Texas Ave for Emil Miller unconscious and taken to hospital, Armco Steel slab mill oil fire caused by sparks, 2020 Howard Ave for Raymond Lawson and 605 17th Ave for Mrs Warnell Taylor both ill and transported. conditions listed as fair and today.
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McGuire Ave
JoAnn Thurmond
Middletown Hospital
Texas Ave
Emil Miller
Armco Steel Corp
Howard Ave
Raymond Lawson
17Th Ave
Warnell Taylor
Holy Trinity Parochial School Faces Faculty Shortage
Parents of Holy Trinity School students in Middletown will meet Monday to discuss the school’s future as Sisters of Charity plan to withdraw after the 1972-73 year. The order cited thinning ranks, retirements, and downed vocations, with no other orders likely to supply teachers.
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Holy Trinity School
Sisters of Charity
Mount St. Joseph
Cincinnati
Holy Trinity
Ssters of Charity
Paul E. Cornwell
Sisters of the Charity
Sisters of St. Francis
St. John’s
St. Mary
Cornwell
Sider
Middletown
Findley Jury Selection Starts
HAMILTON The lengthy process of selecting a first degree murder jury for James Albert Findley 29 of Cincinnati began in Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B Cramer presiding Voir Dire started at 11 am with 11 of 68 candidates excused The defense motions were overruled depositions denied but information was provided The trial could span Tuesday into Wednesday The state is represented by Richard J Wessel and John F Holcomb Findley is charged in the mutilation slaying of Cheryl Ann Segal 16 of Roselawn whose nude body was found Oct 18 near Gregory Creek off Princeton Road Segal had a temple shot and a Z cut on the abdomen The defense had previously withdrawn insanity and filed an alibi claiming he was with Peggy Thall at 7207 Van Kirk St Cincinnati at the time of the crime
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Hamilton
James Albert Findley
Red Bank Road
Cincinnati
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Chambers
Henry A. Masana
Clem Pater III
Fadley
Ohio Bureau of Identification and Investigation
BCI
London
Richard J. Wessel
John F. Holcomb
Findley
Cheryl
Ann Segal
Roselawn
Gregory Creek
Princeton Road
Miss Segal
Peg‘gy Thall
van Kirk St
Trailer Destroyed By Furnace Blaze
A fire starting around a furnace destroyed the trailer of Ronald Flatt at Ada Lee Trailer Park 4340 Hampton Middletown Road around 11 a.m. yesterday Butler County police reported. Liberty Township firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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Hamilton
Ronald Flatt
Ada Lee
Hampton-Middletown Road
Butler County
Liberty Township
No formal link between Chamber of Commerce and U S Joyces
The U S Joyces formerly known as the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce operate independently from the U S Chamber of Commerce though they sometimes cooperate on projects.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
The
U.S. Joyces
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Byrd resigns as South Lebanon mayor
Kelly Byrd announced his resignation after a Warren County grand jury indicted him on concealed weapons charges. Vice Mayor Troy Couch sworn in as new mayor and Rev. Marvin Rudd elected to council. Byrd faced drunken driving and other charges. new council members assumed roles as Nutone Corp employee and local pastor.
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South Lebanon
Kelly Byrd
Troy Couch
Marvin Rudd
Couch
Byrd
Warren County Grand Jury
Lebanon
Highway Patrol
Nutone Corp
Oe — of God
Russell Named Sonoco Vice President and GM
Donald R. Russell with 19 years in the paper industry is named vice president of Sonoco Products Co. in Hartsville, responsible for the paper division starting Feb. 1 and joining the corporate executive committee. He succeeds at Diamond National Corp. and has held roles at Ethyl Corp. and St. Regis Paper. Russell is a Lexington, Kentucky native and University of Kentucky engineer. Sonoco, an international paperboard producer, makes tubes cones cores and spiral cans.
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Donald R. Russell
Paperboard
Diamond National Corp
Sonoco Products Co
Hartsville
S.C
Sonoco
C.W. Coker
Russell
Diamond National
S. Dixie Highway
Middletown
Columbus
Raymond Bay
Ethyl Corp
St. Regis Paper Co
Midwest
Raymond
Paperboard i
Lexington
University of ‘Kentucky
an_ international
Black Liberal to Challenge Albert for Speaker
Rep. John Conyers, a Detroit Democrat, declares he will challenge Rep. Carl Albert for Speaker as Albert nears expected election by the Democratic caucus. Conyers frames his bid as a liberal push against Mississippi conservatives and vows to announce candidacy today based on credentials dispute involving five Mississippi lawmakers.
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Washington
Carl Albert
House
John Conyers
Detroit
Albert
Conyers
Mississippi
Mason Robbery Gunman Abducts Store Employee
An armed robber struck IGA Foodliner at 753 Reading Road Mason last night. He abducted assistant manager Gerald Beavers, forced him to open the safe, and drove off in Beavers’s car before leaving it on Barrett Road near Cox Road. Police recovered the vehicle within 20 minutes. Dale Dowrey, store manager, notes prior break ins but this is the first armed robbery at the site.
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MASON
IGA Foodliner
Reading Road
Ski Beavers
Warrenmask
Butler County
Jeans
Gerald Beavers
Willowdale
Aschdi
Beavers
Barrett Road
Cox Road
Dale Dowrey
City Board Sets Hearing on Apartment Development Plans
City Plan ning Commission will hold two public hearings Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the commission chamber City Building. Lloyd D Miller seeks preliminary approval of a planned use modification development plan for seven dwelling units at Cen tal Avenue and Marshall Road. Anthony Developers seeks preliminary approval of a dwelling group plan at Roosevelt Boulevard and Eaton Avenue. The commission will also consider final plat approval for Whispering Oaks Subdivision by Melody Heights Inc and part three of a preliminary plat for Manchester Acres by Sawyer Realty Co.
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City Planning Commission
Commission Chamber
Lloyd D. Miller
Cental Avenue
Marshall Road
Anthony Developers
Roosevelt Boulevard
Eaton Avenue
Whispering Oaks
Melody Heights Inc
Manchester Acres
Sawyer Realty Co
Mysterious Socotra Island Lured by Modern Interest
The large island in the Arabian Sea remains sparsely explored with civilization advancing slowly. Population estimates range from 4000 to 45000 as interest grows in its unique ecology and distant culture.
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Socotra
Arabian Sea
Moorer optimistic on Cambodian army's fight against Viet Cong
Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, returns from Southeast Asia and says the Cambodian army with South Vietnamese support can beat Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops. He rejects reports of a major NVA offensive as exaggerated, noting Cambodians are united and pivotal, with South Vietnamese forces showing strong planning and execution.
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Washington
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Moorer
Data Training And Service Co Expands In Middletown
William B. White president of Data Training and Service Co announces expansion to add new classrooms at the Middletown office corner Tytus and Charles. A new computer, to be delivered within 60 days, will support training and the Data Processing Service Bureau. The institute plans 10 month part time courses in computer programming including accounting, with full time classes later this year. Applications for February classes are being accepted.
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William B. White
Data Training and Service CO
Middletown
Tytus and
Charles
Data Processing Service Bureau
White
Ohio
Julia
Haynes
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Sunset Park
Sheckler
Webb
Sertoma
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Maze
Gibson
Central Ave
Donald Russell
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Sonoco Products
Black Liberal
City Board
Reed Middleton
Julia Haynes
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