A Very Good Year Says Retiring MTA President Wilma Wood
Wilma Wood retires as Middletown Teachers Association president after a year marked by a 12 percent teachers raise a new sick leave plan and planning time for elementary teachers She pressed for public board talks and supported hard bargaining while remaining on the negotiating team for the district successor James Stork takes over and Wood will seek release time for the president duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sennet
Wilma Wood
Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Disa
Wood
Ater
Board of Education
James Finley
Howard Cromwell
Cromwell
Qe Hamilton
Ohio Education Association
James Stork
Lemon-Monroe High School
Masonic Master Installed in Middletown Lodge Officers
J William A Tyler of 305 Regent Drive elected illustrious master of Middletown Council 136 Royal and Select Masters Free and Accepted Masons succeeding Arthur L Wood as trustee. Other officers include DeShazo Dowrey Taylor Mitchell Lovelace Winkler Layer Atnkinson Kidwell Kidwell Gose. Installing officer Wayne Mitchell with Wood Huntzinger and Hannah. Plans call for Job's Daughters Rainbow and DeMolay to demonstrate their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William A. Tyler
Regent Drive
Middletown
Arthur L. Wood
John F. DeShazo
Dale G. Dowrey
John C. Taylor
Wayne B. Mitchell
Esmond E. Lovelace
Wayne D. Winkler
Edward W. Layer
Joseph P. Atnkinson Jr
Thomas E. Kidwell
Marshall
Robert E. Gose
Sentinel
Masonic Lodge
Main Street
Robert M. Huntzinger
E. Harold Hannah
Job
Rainbow
DeMolay
Obituary for James Stamper at Grand Avenue Church of God
James Stamper 74 of 400 Baltimore Street dies Thursday at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Grand Avenue Church of God with Revs Clifford Hutchinson and Henry Howard. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. today at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home and noon-2 p.m. Tuesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stamper
Baltimore St
Grand Avenue Church
Firemen to Discuss Pay Raise Strategy Session
Firemen will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Firefighters Clubhouse Carmody Boulevard David Lewis president of Local 336 International Association of Fighters said the gathering aims to prepare a statement on the group s reaction to an expected city news release from City Manager Dan W Kothe due Tuesday morning The union plans to lay groundwork for future action if the city does not follow through on an earlier letter promising immediate raises to comparable positions in other cities
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Carmody Boulevard
David Lewis
International Association of Fighters
Dan W. Kothe
Lewis
Pickets Continue Around Raymond Bay Co Site
Pickets walked the fence line at Raymond Bay Co on Enoch Drive and Tytus Avenue yesterday in protest over bargaining issues. Workers are Local 310 of the International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Papermill Workers, not the United Papermakers union as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bay Co
Enoch Drive
Tytus Avenue
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite’ and Papermill Workers
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
Air Force Recruiter Assigned to Hamilton Station
T Sergeant LeRoy E Holloway, 12 year Air Force veteran, assigned to the U S Air Force recruiting office in Hamilton. He will be at the YMCA on Mondays and Fridays from 11 am to 3 pm to provide Air Force information. He lives at 765 Coralie Street Hamilton. Prior to Air Force Recruiting School in San Antonio he served on Okinawa with a Troop Carrier Wing as a flight engineer logging over 2000 flying hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy E. Holloway
Dayton
U. S. Air Force
Hamilton
YMCA
Air Force
Holloway
Coralie St
San Antonio
Okinawa
29 Cases On Docket In Busy Franklin Court
Franklin municipal court saw fifty nine defendants pay 1425 in fines and costs after a heavy docket. Thirty five speeders paid 905, eleven forfeited 260 in bonds, and 13 paid 260 in fines. George Lewis was fined 100 plus costs and jailed three days with 60 day driving suspension. Robert Butts received six months probation and had weapons confiscated for carrying a concealed weapon. Raymond Roberts forfeited 50 bond for reckless operation. Others faced assorted charges with small fines or bond forfeits, including muffler, unsafe start, and no license violations across Middletown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
J. T. Riley
Middletown
George Lewis
Well Road
Robert Butts
S. Main St
Raymond Roberts
Miamisburg
Ray Fugate
Sycamore St
James Brane
Donald McMahon
Robert Reynolds
James Sexton
Fernwood St
Thomas Saunders
Linden Ave
Ruth Anderson
Queen Ave
Pauline Bolser
Springboro
Donald Cowdrey
N. Sutphin St
John Perry
William Kirby
Wilson Drive
Curley Ward
Klaber Lane
Power Out Blamed on Circuit Fault at Lebanon Fairgrounds
A 26 minute outage at 8 44 p m darkened the Lebanon fairgrounds where racing and events at the American Legion Hall paused. Officials blamed an electric circuit that would not stay in at the municipal plant for the blackout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Fairgrounds
American Legion Hall
Cancer Carnival Raises 23.42 at 100 Oak Street
In Trenton a cancer fund carnival generated 23.42 yesterday in a garage at 100 Oak Street. Organizer Tina DiBiase led the effort with Linda Baker and helpers Brenda Baker Ramona DiBiase Cindy DiBiase and Lisa Baker assisting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Oak Street
Tina DiBiase
Linda Baker
Brenda Baker
Ramona DiBiase
Cindy DiBiase
Lisa Baker
Butler Countian Killed In Sharonville Motorcycle Crash
A 24 year old Butler Countian, William J. Strange of West Chester, died after his motorcycle collided with a turning Schwerman Trucking Co. tractor on Reading Road near the Schwerman lot in Sharonville. He died en route to General Hospital as police continued the investigation. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Witt Good and Kelsch Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Countian
Sharonville
Hamilton County
William J. Strange
Hamilton-Mason Road
West Chester
General Hospital
Reading Road
Schwerman Trucking Co
Schwerman Company
Donald A. Bush
Senior Citizen Forum Set Here June 14
A public meeting for area senior citizens will be held Saturday June 14 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Town House 600 N Verity Parkway. Speakers include Fred Globig Walter Pawelkoski Walter Treadway and Wilma Roth. A second session runs 2 to 4 p.m. in Miamisburg.
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N. Verity Parkway
Fred Globig
Social Security Administration
Walter Pawelkoski
The
American Legion
Walter Treadway
Butler County
Wilma Roth
Department of Public Welfare
Fire Runs Near Lafayette Ave In Middletown
Fire units respond to 1108 Lafayette Ave for a man identified as John Palmer 24 with breathing difficulty. He was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Ave
John Palmer
Middletown Hospital
Arts and Crafts Booth Added To Fenwick Festival
Virginia Skinner reports a new arts and crafts booth sponsored by FAMA Fenwick Arts and Music Association. Donated handmade items include stuffed animals earrings oil paintings and decoupage works. Items range from burlap handbags to embroidered pillowcases, with sales supporting local groups and the Fenwick festival activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Skinner
FAMA
Fenwick Arts and Music Association
Fred Stoken
Booth
Pat Fedders
Mothers Club Society For Handicapped Children
Mary Long
Viet Nam
Ray Fening
Doug Clifton
Stoken
Paul Fassler
Donald Rock
Marilyn Johnson
Arts festival calls for needlework donations
English teacher at Fenwick donates student artworks and appeals for more items for the Arts and Crafts booth. Call Mrs. Stoken at 423-8290 or Mrs. Joseph Dineen at 423-3013 to donate. Festival slated for June 14 and 15 with warm weather and possible showers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Wilma Wood
Lion
Iwaa
Tyler
Raymond
T. Sgt. Holloway
Franklin Court
Robert Canterbury
Sue Ave
Roger Harris
Virginia Ave
Beltone
Bellone
F. Brardt &Ylone Hearing Aid
Rentschler
Hamilton, Ohig
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Cancer Fund
Jean Blazer
Butler County Recorder
Bill Risk
Recorder’s
Recorder’s Ofice
Fenwick Chorus
Frances Rudokas
Fenwick
Federa
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