Tax Break Notice For Elderly Homeowners Deadline Near
Elderly homeowners must reapply for the homestead tax exemption with Butler County auditor by 4 30 p m Monday. About 400 who filed last year have not yet reappeared. Applicants must be 65 within the year and earn under 8000 annually. Reapplication can be done at the county courthouse in Hamilton or the Middletown treasurer’s office at 1240 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
James Tilton
Butler County
Middletown
Central Ave
Fraudulent Dr Knight telephone scam targets Kotex users
Franklin police warn women not to answer calls from a man posing as Dr Knight of Kimberly Clark. He asks intimate questions under the guise of interviews for Kotex. Similar swindles report last year. Ohio Bell and Kimberly Clark say no such employee exists and urge reporting to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Lee Journal
Franklin
Franklin Police Department
Dr. Knight
Kimberly- Clark
Karolton Envelope Division
Kimberly Clark
Kotex
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Police Department
Donna Sandefur
Kimberly-Clark
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Sgt. Myers
Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
Cincinnati area priests receive new assignments in archdiocese
Six area priests receive new roles in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Rev. Bernard Bruening becomes pastor of St. Francis de Sales in Cincinnati after serving at J. Matthias Church Forest Park and teaching at Fenwick High. Rev. Albert E. Schetter is appointed pastor of Holy Trinity and replaces retiring Rev. Paul Cornwell. Other moves include Rev. Dennis Albrinck to St Susannah's Mason, and Rev. James J. O Connor to Holy Trinity while remaining at Fenwick. Rev. Jerome A. Schaeper shifts to St John and continues Miami University studies. he also remains Alter High principal. The newly ordained Rev. Keith R. Young becomes St Mary’s assistant and joins the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Bernard Bruening
J. Matthias Church
Forest Park
Fenwick High School
St. Francis de Sales
Cincinnati
Albert E. Schetter
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity
Father Schetter
Paul Cornwell
Dennis Albrinck
St. John Church
St. Susannah’s Church
Mason
James J. O’connor
St. Mary’s Church
Fenwick
Albrinck
O’connor
Jerome A. Schaeper
St. Henry’s Church
Dayton
St. John Here
Father Schaeper
Miami University
Alter High School
Keith R. Young
St. Mary Church
Miami University Middletown nursing class pins ceremony
Twenty three members of the nursing class of 1973 at Miami University Middletown were presented pins in a ceremony at Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Names include Anne Forrester Barbara Ann Galeese Nancy E Heberling Linda Lou Kennedy and others from Middletown Trenton Monroe Seven Mile Kettering Cincinnati and Terre Haute Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Dave Finkelman
Anne Forrester
Barbara Ann Galeese
Nancy E. Heberling
Linda Lou Kennedy
Winston G. Love Jr
Marilyn J. Morgan
Carol S. Neumeier
Wanda Gail Storms
Wendy Sue Torstveit
Gayle L. Valentine
Kathleen A. Varney
Christiane M. Weatherwax
Penny Weather
Emergency Run to Hospital for Maurice Earhart
An ambulance transported 63 year old Maurice Earhart of Seven Mile from Cambridge Inn on S University Blvd at 6:38 p.m. yesterday to Mid Dletown Hospital where he remains in serious condition this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Inn
S. University Blvd
Maurice Earhart
Seven Mile
Middletown Hospital
Two Injured in City Vehicle and Bicycle Crashes
Police report two accidents yesterday afternoon left Perry C. Neill III and Gail Pate with abrasions. Neill 20 of Monroe collided with a car driven by Zenith Fraley at Germantown Road near Aeronca, Inc. Fraley cited for failure to yield. Pate 15 riding a bicycle on Lewis Street struck a car driven by Richard Forbes at Eaton Avenue. brakes reported failing at the intersection. Both youths treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Neill III
East Ave
Monroe
Aeronca, Inc
Germantown Road
Zenith Fraley
West Elkton
Aeronca
Neill
Fraley
Gail Pate
Brentwood St
Lewis Street
Eaton Avenue
Richard Forbes
Wilbraham Road
Forbes
Eaton
Lewis
Middletown Hospital
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
Obituaries list Ollie Milburn Whitt 62 of 6683 Kalbfleisch Road Middletown Rt 4 who died at Middletown Hospital after a stay since May 21 with wife Isabel a son Robert Duff and others. Services Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home, burial Astoria Cemetery. Mamie Downey 67 of 3008 Plymouth Ave died at home after a heart attack. Survived by son William, daughters, and relatives. Services Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home, burial Woodside Cemetery. Additional Hamilton deaths include Artie Baker 63 and Daniel Bishop 79 with today and Monday services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Milburn Whitt
Kalbfleisch Road
Middletown Rt. 4
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Whitt
Oklahoma
Diamond National Corp
Isabel
Robert Duff
Dayton
Cash
Glendale
Calif
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Astoria
Funeral
Mamie Downey
Plymouth Ave
Middletown
William
Sonny
Trenton
William Castle
Mary Sarver
Alice Downey
Matilda Colliver
Lexington
Robert Colliver
Myrtle Yarber
Alpha Giiden
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Rodney Williams
Frank Sowards
Woodside Cemetery
Hamilton
Artie Baker
Springfield Road
Webb
Daniel Bishop
E. River Road
Boat at Airport It Won't Get Off the Ground
A 40-foot 10,000-pound cabin cruiser sits among airplanes at Hook Field near GermanTown Road. Owner Richard E. Weber, a contractor and former boat builder, plans to renovate it for possible Ohio River trips as a hobby despite heavy wear, rot, and peeling blue paint. He estimates renovation at about 5000 dollars, with potential 25000 if outsourced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Ohio River
Mary Etta Street
Cg&e
Middletown seeks grant for new criminal justice facility
City submits a pre application for a feasibility study budgeted at 26666 dollars to the Ohio AJD in Columbus. Funds would come from LEAA 20000 federal plus 1666 state buy in 2000 local cash and 3000 local in kind. If approved a formal plan would be due by December with awards likely in February 1974 and first funds 30 days after. Construction could begin November 1974 on a 5.8 million project bounded by Reinartz Boulevard Verity Parkway Manchester Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bosnak Journal
Middletown
Ohio Administration of Justice Division
AJD
Columbus
Dale Hessel
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Thomas Mallory
Butler County Alcoholism Council
Justice Center
The
Alcoholism Council In Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Reinartz Boulevard
Verity Parkway
Manchester Avenue
Main Street
Lebanon man dies in collapse at store construction
Three carpenters were hospitalized after the South Lebanon furniture store roof collapse during brace removal and truss replacement. Johnny Revis, 21, son of James Revis, was killed. Others injured included Charles Simpson, 31. Robert Asher, 20. Charles Taulbee, 15. Eldridge Johnson, 54, suffered a heart attack during the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio
South Lebanon
Johnny Revis
James Revis
Elam Furniture Co
Charles Simpson
Morrow
Robert Asher
Charles Taulbee
Eldridge Johnson
May permits total 1.916 million for 93 projects
May building permits total 1.916 million covering 93 permits for 132 dwelling units and a community building in New England Heights off Jefferson Road. Permits include four four family dwellings 14 six family dwellings four eight family dwellings plus a Donut Kastle restaurant at 2715 N Verity Parkway for 32000. Last May permits reached 1.65 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Heights
Jefferson Road
N. Verity Parkway
Pleasant Plain youth killed in traffic accident
James William Ballard an 18 year old Pleasant Plain youth died last night at 11 20 on Pleasant Plain Road south of Ohio 132 Driving too fast for road conditions police said Ballard lost control eastbound on a curve and hit a tree He died en route to Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plain
Pleasant Plain Road
Ohio
James William Ballard
Ballard
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Smoke fills U S Hotel as man treated for smoke inhalation
Donald Wells of the U S Hotel at 34 S Main St was overcome by smoke from an apparent electrical short in an unoccupied second floor room registered to Mike O Hara. Firemen aided with artificial resuscitation until an ambulance arrived about 6 50 p m Wells received first aid at the scene and was later released from Middletown Hospital. Damaged room estimated at 400 with contents about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wells
U.S
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Wells
Mike O’hare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Watts
Ohio Bell
Journal
Area News
Miss Pate
Ollie Whitt
WERE
IGK
ATCO
Karen Garloch
Richard E. Weber
Hook Field
Don’s Folly
Wedekind Aircraft, Inc
Margie
Weber's
Sarah St
Evansville
Ind
Acme’ Boat Co
Miamisburg
Richard
Rosalee
Earl
Franklin High School
Nseolly
Sheckkler
S. Lebanon
Man
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Bartels Shoe Store
Central Avenue
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