Youths' Tshirt venture funds trip to national conference
Thirteen Butler County youths ages 13 to 21 run a silk screen print business at the Middletown Neighborhood Center to raise about 1107 dollars for travel to the National Youth Conference in Pittsburgh this August. They print Community Action shirts for the Project Involvement program in Hamilton and plan future designs while aiding low income housing repairs and elderly chores. Funds come from dances bake sales a talent show and last year’s experience at the Coalition of Ohio Youth conferences. Contact the center at 422-1184 for printing work.
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Butler County Community Action Commission
Greg Newton
Butler County
Community Action Commission
Middletown
Coalition of Ohio
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Franklin Girl Dies Of Burns In Fatal Fire Accident
Four year old Milissa Hipsher of Franklin died at Middletown Hospital from burns after her clothing caught fire while playing with matches at her grandparents home. She suffered extensive burns over 45 percent of her body. Burial is set at Woodhill Cemetery with services at Eaton Funeral Home.
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Middletown Hospital
Milissa Hipsher
Robert Earl Hipsher
Matthes
Sylvan Kavanaugh
Staley Road
Robert Kavanaugh
Garrett J. Boone
Butler County
Earl
Bessie Hipsher
Eaton Funeral Home
Burt Guerra
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Middletown Class of 1932 Reunites Amid City Change
Middletown High School Class of 1932 gathered for their first reunion at the Manchester Motor Inn, reflecting on Midtown's redevelopment. Out-of-town alumni noted vanished hangouts and new arches while praising growth, green spaces, and the city spirit.
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Middletown High School
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown
T. C. Anderson
Mary Helen Steed
Florida
East End
City Buys Bake Shop Property for Urban Renewal Site
The Bake Shop relocates to the Garrett tobacco building site at 1210 Manchester Ave. as the city buys its current 2 N. Verity Parkway and 1113 First Ave. premises for 71714 dollars. The sale settles a Butler County suit and funds a 500 car parking garage in the $100 million renewal plan.
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Manchester Ave
Clinton Street
Verity Parkway
Frank Esselman
N. Verity Parkway
Esselman
First Ave
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert E. Noel
Noes
Jaycee Circus Brings Carson and Barnes to Middletown
The Jaycees sponsor a Carson and Barnes five ring circus in Middletown tomorrow at 4 15 p m and 8 p m with a 65 car caravan arriving at 2 a m. The event features a traveling zoo including lions and elephants and local youths Debbie Dirkson and Nick Ricke will ride lead elephants during opening ceremonies. Advance tickets are sold at local stores for 2 50 adults 1 25 children with gate prices 3 and 1 50. Proceeds benefit Jaycee charities.
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N. Breiel Boulevard
Circus
Debbie Dirkson
David Dirkson
Brittan Lane
Monroe
Nick Ricke
Marvin
Trenton
Dempster Tires
Gough Lamb Cleaners
the Franklin House of Drugs
Lamark Drug Stores
Montgomery Ward
Middletown
Weight loss claim tied to sleeping on rubber mattress
An overweight man says his weight loss began after sleeping on a rubber mattress. He describes frequent turning and tossing at night, joking that he is erasing himself as he shifts.
Toffler Urges Tests For Political Candidates At Miami Graduation
Alvin Toffler told about 10 000 at Miami Universitys 133rd commencement that current candidates are unfit to lead and should pass a future-focused test. He warned education and technology issues will reshape politics and nations. The ceremony also marked several firsts, including new doctoral and degree programs and top graduates like Natacha Gleason summa cum laude.
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Alvin Toffler
Miami
Toffler
Middletown
Hamilton
Natacha J. Gleason
Park Lane
Dad Watches From Stretcher at Son's Miami Degree
Robert Shade of Camden watched his son Robert receive a bachelor of music degree from Miami University yesterday. The father, ill with a circulatory ailment, was transported from McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital to Millett Hall on an ambulance and watched the ceremony from a stretcher in a passageway before returning to the hospital.
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Robert Shade
Camden
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Millett Hall
Robert
Miami
R.C. Nein & Sons Ambulance
Toffler urges future focus in education and politics
Toffler criticized the current教育 system at the University of Cincinnati as producing uniform, compliant workers. He urged assemblies on the social future with discussion of long term goals by the university, community, and corporation to bring the future into politics.
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Toffler
University of Cincinnati
Fenwick Festival Sets New Attendance Record
Fenwick Festival officials claim the event was the largest ever with about 1200 served at the spaghetti supper versus 400 last year. Proceeds benefit Fenwick High School operations as co chairs Bill Uhi and Mrs. Uhl praise volunteers.
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Springfield girl, 4, dies after being run over in driveway
Angela Kelly of Springfield was killed when her father backed his car out of the driveway Sunday night. The tragic incident occurred in Springfield, Ohio, and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Springfield, Ohio
Angela Kelly
Springfield
Weekend spree leaves homes looted across city
Police say weekend burglaries totaled more than 1200 in losses. Florence Cargill reported about 200 stolen from a church fund, while Burn Kidwell reported 600 to 700 missing in cash. Gean Schouse lost a 700 ring and watch. Shirley Netcher reported money from a toy bank. Mabel Johnson tallied 32. Keys, purse, and medicine were recovered at 1404 Fairmount Ave, and a thief at 514 Garfield Ave left blood on broken glass.
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Eighth Ave
Burn Kidwell
Winton St
Shirley Netcher
Malvern St
Mabel Johnson
Garfield St
Fairmount Ave
Ohio weekend traffic yields nine deaths for second straight week
The Associated Press reports a relatively safe weekend on Ohio highways with nine fatalities over the past weekend, the lowest in 14 weeks and one fewer than the prior week.
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Associated Press
Ohio
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