Judge Leaving 39 Year Hamilton Office for Renovation Move
Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer will relocate to the Hamilton Municipal Building as renovations begin at the Butler County Courthouse. He has served since 1939 and expects to take only furniture and records. The city provides space rent free with utilities as the courthouse stairwell is redone.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Middletown
City of
Bogan
Common Pleas Court
Lee Pulawski
Deaths and funerals in Hamilton and surrounding areas
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements from Ohio and Indiana communities. infant Kelly Marie Ferlise of 6645 Cotton Run Road died at Children's Hospital Cincinnati after birth, with private graveside services at Grace Memorial Cemetery. Also listed are William E. Phillips, Ralph Talmadge, Birdie B. Allen, Maude M. Marsh, Sophia Fields, and others with service details and funeral homes in Carlisle, Hamilton, Middletown, and Brownsburg.
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Kelly Marie Ferlise
David Ferlise
Cotton Run Road
Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati
Celina
Boyd Hack
Middletown
Grace Smith
Monroe
Grace Memorial Cemetery
Howard Sears
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Grace Baptist Church
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
William E. Phillips
Florence St
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Hamilton
Birdie B. Allen
10Th St
Christopher Church of God
Christopher
Maude M. Marsh
Yellville
Ark
Webb Funeral Home
Sophia Fields
Brownsburg
Rose Hill Chapel
Klaus- Weigel
Police obeying patrol orders in housing projects
Cleveland officials report police appear to follow directives on patrolling public housing projects. A 19 hour strike began after 13 officers were fired for refusing to patrol alone during the day in 14 housing sites. A new directive outlines project patrol procedures.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Safety
James W. Barrett
Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority
Pinball order extended in Middletown challenge
A temporary restraining order halting Middletown's pinball machine ordinance was extended 14 days. Judge Robert L Marrs postponed a 9 a.m. hearing, and the order signed June 6 would have expired without the extension. Stern Amusement Co. of Cincinnati leases seven machines to local businesses and seeks to overturn the ban.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L Marrs
Marrs
Stern Amusement Co
Cincinnati
Holland again on JA board
John R. Holland, Armco corporate affairs VP, was re-elected to a new three year term on the Junior Achievement national board of directors. His selection was announced by Frank T. Cary of IBM, JA chair. Holland also sits on the local JA board as vice chairman of the counselors and advisers committee.
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John R. Holland
Armco
National Board of Directors
Junior Achievement In
Holland
Frank T Cary
IBM
Counseling Firms and Advisers
Drowning Ruled Cause of Death for 12 Year Old Burdine
Warren County Coroner announced autopsy findings that 12 year old James H. Burdine Jr was found at the bottom of a private Springboro pool and died by drowning with no contributing factors. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James Burdine of 1164 Jarva Lane Ridgeville and to be buried at Reading Cemetery.
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Springboro
James H. Burdine Jr
Warren County
Ralph Young
Burdine
James Burdine
Jarva Lane
Ridgeville
Reading
Group home plan killed by board
Hamilton report notes the Miami Valley Children's Center board voted unanimously to drop plans to acquire a group home in Seven Mile. The decision follows an apparent zoning board action denuding support for the project and ends the village’s attempt to host the facility.
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Hamilton
Miami Valley Children’s Center
Seven Mile
Camp Middlemoor sale prompts Middletown Scout meeting
A Middletown Area Girl Scouts group will hold a special meeting at 10 am Friday at the Jeanne M Verity Lodge to discuss Camp Middlemoor being offered for sale and unavailable after August 31 1979 United Way will attend with Audrey Cornell Barbara O Byrne from Great Rivers and background on the camp will be given by Mary Maurer Miss Maurer former Middletown council executive director Also noted a June 10 hearing on a conditional use permit for a proposed group home and Michael Bench was named to join the children's center board with start date as soon as possible.
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Middletown
Children’s Center
Vincent Walsh
Hamilton
Walsh
Michael Bench
Children’s Center Bench
Butler County Community Action Commission
Germantown Meeting Rescheduled For Next Tuesday
The Park and Recreation Board meeting in Germantown, previously set for last night, was postponed to next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Only one board member attended the prior session.
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Germantown
Library board meeting on structure for Middletown library
The Middletown Public Library board focused on building program planning. Librarian Douglas Bean and assistant Jean Dobrozsi will work with a library consultant to draft the program for the architect. Discussions covered services, collection size now and in 40 to 50 years, technology shifts, parking space, and magazine area. An architect selection criteria was presented as the next step.
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Middletown Public Library
Douglas Bean
Jean Dobrozsi
Court narrows class in Cincinnati NAACP school suit
In Cincinnati, nineteen ec oo districts failed to remove as defendants as Judge Porter limits the class action to Cincinnati students and parents. The NAACP may pursue reciprocal segregative effects and countywide district action while suburban parties are not included. The ruling allows potential information exchanges and keeps the metropolitan district issue alive for trial in September.
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Cincinnati
NAACP
U.S
David Porter
Porter
Plantiff
Louis Lucas
Memphis, Tenn
Porter Ilse
Tina Deal
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio death penalty hearings begin in Columbus
Dayton lawmaker leads subcommittee hearings on proposed death penalty legislation after the Supreme Court voided Ohio’s current statute. Rep. Paul Leonard and six members aim for full committee recommendations by September, amid debate over removing itemized mitigating factors and giving judges discretion to weigh mitigating and aggravating factors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Supreme Court
House Judiciary
Paul R. Leonard
Dlayton
William J. Brown
Leonard
Supreme Court of the United States
Brown
Richard Waliaksi
Final English session at Middletown Campus in Aug
The second and final summer session of Pre English at Miami University Middletown runs Aug 7 to 25 with two non credit sections. Morning classes Mon Wed Fri 1011 30 am and evening Mon Wed 6 30 8 40 pm meet in Johnston Hall rooms 106 and 103 respectively. Marian S Cheatham will teach both sections with a 35 registration fee.
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Middletown
Miami University
Logan Johnston Hall
Johnston Hall
Marian S. Cheatham
MUM
Middletown Business College graduates and honors list
The Middletown Business College at 333 Progress Road graduated 12 students: Laura Banks Kimberly Coldiron Lenda Hawkins Sandra Keever Patricia Lawson Debra Lightcap Karen Morris June Miller Sonja Newdigate Jack Senft Donna Sprocies Debra Young. President's list honorees with high averages include Cynthia Arden James Barber Wanda Begley John Byrd Jr Jane Conley Eli Crowe Shirley Day Patricia Foltz Beverly Haddix Donnal Hall Linda Helvey Peggy Hopkins Debra Johnson Velva Jones June Miller Jack Senft Diane Shoemaker Jean Sortman Donna Sprowles Mary Stivers Doris Sullivan Pam Taulbee Frances Thornton Bonnie Todd. Dean's list qualifiers with a 353.9 quarter average include Delphia Banks Tim Blair Charles Brandenburg Paul Buchanan Terry Carney Ken Davenport JoAnn Frymeyer Sharon Glass Marcella Holbrook Lewanda Hollan Debra Jackson Karen Jackson Don Johnson Connie Kauffman Jim Manning Karen Morris Clifton Owens Jr Brenda Perry Shirley Smith Myra Reynolds Larry Richie Walter Sears Kathy Shultz Marion Simpson Steve Stivers Sandy Taylor Jim Tobias Laverne Trimble Vickie Turnmire Sharon Wall.
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West Carrollton
Middletown
Trenton to Consider Bids for Three New City Vehicles
Trenton City Council will meet at 7:30 p m Thursday in the Municipal Building to authorize bid-taking for three new vehicles a refuse packer a half ton cargo van and a minus ton four wheel drive truck for the utility department The council will also consider authorizing bid-taking for comprehensive automotive liability insurance for city vehicles City Manager Melvin Ryder said bids would be sought for the equipment and coverage.
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Trenton
Melvin Ryder
Utility
Council
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Judge Cramer
City Street
Carmody Boulevard
Public Service
Richard Goecke
Wendt
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Kristi
Robin
Ernal
Louis Ferlise
William Phillips
Ralph Talmadge
Carlisle
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin
Joseph Hara
Carlisle Cemetery
Talmadge
Gentile Air Force Station
Fred
Mount Zion Christian
Mill Street
Full
R. W. Tewell
Camp Sale
Verity
Board of Education
Office of Continuing Education
FE. University Blvd
Middletown Business College
Dimitri
Sts. Constantine and Helen
Greek Orthodox Church
Comer Grand, Sutphin, and
Stanley
Greece
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