Humane Association to Honor Founders at Shelter Event
The Humane Association of Miami Valley will dedicate plaques tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. during its annual meeting at the Hamilton-Trenton Road shelter. Founders Colin Gardner, his wife, and Mrs. Al Ober are honored for founding the shelter in 1952 and expanding humane efforts with community and media support.
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Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Colin Gardner
al Ober
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Trenton
Finkelman
McGraw Construction Co
Metz McGraw
Hamilton
Middletown
Regan
Association
Gardners
Water woes end for Springboro area residents
Mayor James Eyler said water service returned to Pennyroyal Road and Tamarack Hills after outages lasting up to 24 hours. A second break near the line under the Great Miami River was caused by a faulty pump, with crews working to locate and repair the leak promptly.
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James Eyler
Pennyroyal Road
Tamarack Hills
Franklin
Springboro
Eyler
Grea
Grand Jury Returns Auto Theft Case In Franklin County
Franklin Carmel J. Fitzpatrick age 19 of 912 Park Ave bound to Iren County grand jury under 2000 dollar bond on auto theft charge. He faces local charges of reckless operation and fleeing the scene of theft dated December 31. Accused of taking Judith Owens wagon from Marcella Drive, he pleaded innocent before Judge John B. Tracy. Joseph Manning, 23 of Dayton fined 50 dollars with 25 suspended on fictitious vehicle registration charge.
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Franklin
Carmel J. Fitzpatrick
Park Ave
Iren County Grand Jury
Red
Judith A. Owens
Marcella Drive
John B. Tracy
Municipal Court
Joseph Manning
Dayton
Middletown Vocational Ed Plan Aims at 1075 Students
The Vocational Advisory Committee discussed expanding Middletown schools into a full vocational program serving 1075 students by September 1974. Plans include a new building with 34 class units and 20 fields, aided by state funds, with decisions on joint ventures with nearby districts to be considered.
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Middletown
Richard Lail
Munity
Lail
DECA
Distributive Education Clubs of America
COE
Ohio
Hamilton
Fire Strikes Historic Site In Lebanon
Fire broke out shortly before noon at the Court Apartments on Silver Street across from the courthouse in Lebanon. Rescue squads responded to a historic brick structure dating to 1840 that once served as a dormitory and sits beside a brick church.
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Lebanon
Court
Silver ‘Street
IRS Plans Callbacks To 1500 Area Merchants
About 1,500 southwestern Ohio retailers will be visited again by IRS agents after a prior sweep of 7,433 stores. The Cincinnati regional office reported 4,900 technical violations, with all but 1,500 corrected. followup will ensure compliance. No city totals were released.
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Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Cincinnati
The
Price Commission
Community Blood Center Opens in Verity Hall
The new Community Blood Center in Verity Hall across from Middletown Hospital opened with donors and staff present. Dr. Robert P. Carson, Charles Sutter, and Jim Porter donated, supporting the hospital’s Group Blood Assurance Plan for total blood replacement for employees and families.
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Carson
Lucy Sangster
Donna Morea
Sheckler
Community Blood Center
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
Center
Dayton
Robert P. Carson
Miami University may start accepting bank credit cards for tuition
Middletown Campus officials consider allowing students to pay tuition and fees with Master Charge and Bank Americard. Ohio State uses the system with about 3,200 cardholders this past quarter and would not charge a service fee to Miami. Local banks favor a regional card program. charges vary by campus and quarter load.
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Middletown
Miami University
Miami
Ohio State University
Paul W .DeLong
Journal
Ohio State
Bank Americard
First National
Barnitz
Community Blood Center
Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
DeLong
Oxford
Hamilton
J O'Neill
First National Bank
Franklin Starts New Water Tank Increases City Storage
Franklin City Council approved a $350,000 project to build a new million-gallon water tank on Fourth Street hill near the American Legion hall. The elevated tank will boost pressure, supplement a 50-year-old three-tank system, and avoid river crossings by the Great Miami River. The project, funded within existing rates, is expected to be completed by summer and aid fire protection and growth. The city also formed a merchant police patrol, updated the electrical code, annexed 12 acres on East Second Street, and reappointed Civil Service and electrical board members.
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Journal
Franklin
Persuy Va ES Gee
Fourth Street
American Legion
Eichholz
George Boullain
East Second Street
Herbert Farmer Jr
Civil Service Commission
Electrical Board
Glenn Taylor
Charles Baker
James Lucas
Kenneth Moats
Howard Harville
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JOY Jones Journal
Harry A. Finkelman
R. L
Bob) Bookwalter
Armco
Miami River
Grand Jury
Dorothy Damele
Louis Brown
Armco Training Department
Marva Sampson
Middletown Department of Human Resources
Board of Education
Lan. l
Monroe
Fenwick High Schools
Glennis Dexton
Dale
Constiner
Black Clawson
David Young
Madison
Brown
Aerea
Rufus
Jimmy” Robinson
Rufus Street Church OF God
HELP
Big Brothers of
Greater Middletown
Big Brother
P. O. Box
Charles Sutter
Hospital Finance
Jim Porter
Middletown Teachers Association
Jack Beck
Christ Hospital
Richard Redelberger
Michael J. Barlow
Anita Lee
R.N
Marilyn Gannon
L.P
Channel 7
David Driver
Dwayne
Hasselbring
Ben Ligon
Manchester
Discount Beverage
Tytus
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