Middletown Chamber Launches People Do Make A Difference Campaign
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce formally launches the People Do Make A Difference campaign to boost civic pride. Harold Kramer highlights progress in Middletown and urges residents to recognize individuals and groups shaping the city’s future. Plans include ads, mailings, essay contests, speaker bureau, posters, billboards, and a Q and A booklet.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
Harold Kramer
Chamber
Kramer
Time to Climb On Bandwagon Campaign Effort in 8th District
Local Democrats face a tight February deadline to hold open caucuses in every district for each presidential candidate on the ballot. Delegates committed to the winner of each district will attend the July New York City convention, with four delegates and two alternates allotted to the 8th District and proportional statewide distribution for remaining delegates. A three member steering committee must publicize and promote the sessions to ensure turnout.
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New York City
Multiple Middletown Deaths Highlight Local Obits and Politics
Obituaries span Mrs. Mabel G. Souers who died in California at 84 with no immediate survivors and Mrs. Anna Stamper 70 of Middletown who died at Middletown Hospital. services set at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Also noted are Hubert Stamper and Ben Spence deaths, funeral details, and local gubernatorial campaign organizing within Ohio Democratic and Republican circles led by residents such as David Warmoth, James Blevins, Larry Long, and Senator Donald Lukens.
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Mabel G. Souers
Middletown
Whittier
Calif
Souers
Arlington Ave
McCoy- Leffler
Anna Stamper
Easton Ave
Middletown Hospital
Christian Enterprise Baptist Church
Stamper
Clell
James
Armida Carter
Martin McIntosh
Woodside Cemetery
Hubert R. Stamper
Glencoe Ave
Mr. Stamper
Maxine
Lloyd Harless
Larry Sexton
Ravenna
Stanley
Lexington
Ruby Tucker
Cincinnati
Helen Clark
St. Petersburg
Fla
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Ben Spence
Mays
Owingsville
Clark
Johnny
George
Trenton
Albert
Reese
Ida Mae Campbell
Sharpsburg
Real Funeral
Lebanon
Donald E. Stephens
Oregonia Road
Bethesda North Hospital
Ohio
Democratic Party
David Warmoth
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Tuseen
First National Bank
Carter
Warmoth
Butler County Board of Elections
James Blevins
Washington
Henry Jackson
Blevins
Jackson
Lloy Bensten
Texas
Larry Long
Linden Ave
Long
Benston
Women Nominated to Military Naval and Merchant Academies
Sixteen area students from the Eighth District join 31 men and four women nominated for appointments to the Air Force Army Navy and Merchant Marine academies for July classes. This is the first year women are admitted under a 1976 law. Nominees include David Adams Michael Adams Kenneth Buell Yvonne Deaton Michael Nemcic Patricia Tanreuther and others from Middletown Lebanon Franklin and nearby towns.
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Ove Os
Eense
Thomas N. Kindness
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Air Force Academy
David D. Adams
Charles Adams
Creekview Drive
Middletown High School
Michael T. Adams
Clarence Adams
Monroe
Lemon-Monroe
Kenneth P. Buell
Larry L. Buell
Camden
Kaiserslautern American High School
Germany
Yvonne Deaton
Woman Loses Purse in Streetfront Theft Brief
A woman was relieved of her purse while carrying two grocery bags at the corner of Girard Avenue and Young Street shortly after last evening. Police questioned a suspect but the woman could not identify him and he was released.
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Girard Avenue
Young Street
Rat poison bag taken at Monroe leads police concern
Monroe police fear a deadly homemade rat poison is in circulation after a three pound bag was stolen from a chicken house at Vernon Oldfield's home on Garver Road early Saturday. Footprints in the snow suggest three youths may be involved. Sgt Ralph Maples asks for tips. The poison is said to be stronger than commercial products.
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Monroe
Ralph Maples
Vernon Oldfield
Garver Road
Maples
Police Department
Fire destroys chair ignites kitchen at Powers home
A fire started in an overstuffed chair in the living room at Noah Powers residence, 4911 Roosevelt Blvd., yesterday afternoon. Firefighters estimate $3,000 damage and say careless smoking likely caused the blaze as Powers tried to move the chair from the room.
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Noah Powers
Roosevelt Blvd
Powers
Steve Gividen
Gividen
Monroe
35 Horses Rescued as Barn Burns in Union Township
A large horse barn at Lyons farm on LeSourdsville West Chester Road burned, but firefighters saved about 35 horses. The blaze was contained to the barn with a second barn nearby spared. cause under investigation. Several residents were treated for smoke exposure or injuries, including minor burns. Damages to the residence and contents were estimated in the low thousands.
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Carolina St
Margaret Adams
Garfield St
S. Breiel Btva
Courtney Hotchkiss
Fisher Ave
McKinley St
Roy Holliday
A St
Richard Cain
Yankee Road
Ted Adams
Union Township
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Mabel Souers
Hubert Stamper
Donald Stephens
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Jack Moser
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
Kansas City
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Donald Lukens
Lukens
New Hampshire
Darren Westergaard
Warren
Mich
Darren
Academy
Thomas Deaton
Springboro High School
Michael W. Nemcic
Frank Nemcic
Franklin
Carlisle Senior High School
Patricia $. Tannreuther
Elbert R. Tanreuther
The
University of Kentucky
U.S. Military Academy
Gary W. Callsen
Donnelly E. Callsen
Fenwick High School
David M. Leigh
William C. Leigh
Fenwick
Eric Lindon
Lowell J. Lindon
Ardmore Drive
Anton. V. Mobley
Loreley S. Mobley
Danny R. White
Carl E. White
Carlisle
U.S. Naval Academy
Keith A. Kibbey
Francis Kibbey
Miami University
Michael R. Kolthoff
Robert Kolthoff
Gregory P. Lansaw
Paul Lansaw
Florence St
James A. Mapel
James W. Mapel
Joseph C. Kralovic
Joseph R. Kralovic
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Anna
Ras
Lyons Farm
LeSourdsville
West Chester Road
Liberty Township
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Russell W. Jackson
Lorraine Dr
Union. Sanitary
Park St
Second Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown Mobile Center
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Sing Center
Marvins
Magnavox Home Entertainment Center
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