Lemon-Monroe High School 1976 Commencement Hears Speaker
Lemon-Monroe High School held its 90th commencement with Dr. G Walter Weber and Patrick Smith addressing the class of 1976. Smith urged graduates to build new worlds and thanked teachers, parents, and God for support as the ceremony included performances by the Concert Choir and Concert Band amid a threatening rain.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
G Walter Weber
LMHS
Patrick Smith
Smith
Zoning Change Approved For Ingram Property
Hamilton Butler County commissioners approved a zoning change from single family residential to general business for Harold and Dorothy Ingram at 206 S Dixie Highway after a public hearing. Funds from the county motor vehicle license fee will pay $160,000 to Middletown and $12,853.95 to Monroe for road repairs and guardrail work on Lebanon Street Cincinnati-Dayton Road and other projects including Central Avenue Grand Avenue Main Street and Yankee Road repairs.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harold
Dorothy Ingram
S. Dixie Highway
County Planning Commission and Zoning Commission
Village of
Monroe
Lebanon Street
Cincinnati-Dayton
Bill Foster Foster
Middletown
Central Avenue
Kenwood Drive
Highview Road
Grand Avenue
Highland Street
Orchard Street
Main Street
Lafayette Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Yankee Road
Curtis Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Butler County Eyes Central Emergency Center Study
Butler County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks discusses a potential central emergency communications center. plan to tour Hamilton County center, study costs, and survey municipalities. August reports planned. cemetery planning and health service contracts also discussed.
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Millville
Butler County
Butler County Association of
Donald Linkous
Lemon Township
Cennice
Hamilton County
Robert Walton
Linkous
Hanover Township
John Harvey
Health Board
Trenton Patrolman Promoted to Xenia Post Commander
Ohio State Highway Patrol Lt Ral Fussner of Trenton Hamilton aged 37 promoted to commander of the Xenia Patrol Post and will assume duties soon. Fussner has served at Hamilton Cincinnati and Georgetown posts since 1968 and in the Ohio National Guard for six years. He is married with three children and is a Cincinnati native who attended the University of Wisconsin and the University of Cincinnati.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ral H. Fussner
Trenton
Hamilton
Xenia
Fussner
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Ohio National Guard
Ford to address Middletown crowds from motorcade Monday
President Ford will become perhaps the first sitting president to visit Middletown. His motorcade from Cincinnati arrives shortly after 11:30 a.m. with a brief address from the limousine at the east end of the downtown mall before continuing toward I-75 and Dayton. He will then proceed to Toledo that evening.
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Gerald Ford
City
Dick Wennekamp
Ford
Cincinnati
Wennekamp
Middletown
The
Journal
I-75
Dayton
Ohio
Toledo
Police sort cemetery thefts and school bus assault incidents
Police questioned three women at Woodside Cemetery after they allegedly removed flowers and pots. some items were recovered and the owner was advised of potential charges. A youth was hurt when rocks struck a city school bus on Young Street. David Kolthot sustained a thumb cut from a broken window. Four youths' names were known, but not located. Three Curry Ford employees had radios stolen from their cars in a lot, with $400, $2720 and other items taken from three vehicles.
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Woodside
Young Street
David Kolthot
Garver Road
Curry Ford
Jim Combs
Lylburn Road
Shirley Knotts
Dickey Road
Paviette Miller
Sioebig Road
Fire incidents and medical calls reported at multiple addresses
At 4:30 p.m. yesterday flames followed by medical aid at 32 Burton Road for Mike Plumbo, 26, ill and released. At 1:55 p.m. at 409 Yankee Road Ann Brown, 54, chest and arm pains received oxygen and released. At 9:47 a.m. 2009 Tytus Ave Kenny Cogan, 63, ill and admitted in fair condition. 2900 Fleming Road also noted with illness and hospital transfer.
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Burton Road
Mike Plumbo
Yankee Road
Ann Brown
Tytus Ave
Kenny Cogan
Flemming Road
Church to Speak at LeSourdsville Lake Teamsters Picnic
U S Senator Frank Church will address a Teamsters picnic at LeSourdsville Lake amusement park in Ohio. He is to arrive at 3:15 p.m. and stay about an hour. The event is listed by his Columbus headquarters.
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U.S
Frank Church
Idaho
Teamsters
LeSourdsville Lake
Ohio
Church
Columbus
The
Journal
Middletown Area News Highlights Local Events
June 3 1976 issue covers community briefs, school notices, and a sports update from Middletown area teams. Local meetings, weather notes, and upcoming events are listed for residents.
State funds channeling chafes county mental health leaders
County mental health director Barry Cobb and Middletown Mental Health Center head condemn Ohio Title XX funding changes as confusing and burdensome. They plan a letter to the governor, signed by five county agencies, urging return of case management and income-location to the mental health department.
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Middletown
Barry Cobb
Middletown Area
Mental Health Board
Ohio
Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
State Welfare Department
Cobb
Butler County Mental Health Center
Hamilton
Buller Count Alcoholism Council
You Services Bureau
Children’s Diagnostic Center
Welfare Department
Columbus
John O'Bryan
Department of Mental Health
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St. Rt
Clemons’ Furniture
Bank
Americard
Lake
Area News
Sean
Mental Health Agency
O'Bryan
Zemit ™ Decorator
Manchester Ave
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