City to consider bid to list South Main as historic district
City Commission will meet at 5 p.m. to authorize an application to place the South Main Street area on the National Register of Historic Places. The boundary runs from Office Outfitters warehouse at 704 S Main to Middletown Federal Savings & Loan at 609 S Main, plus four west of Yankee Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Area
City Commission
South Main Street
Buildin Commission
Cit
Dale Helse
U. S
Department of Interior
The
Ohio Historical Society
Main Street
Office Outfitters
S. Main
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
Red Cross First Aid Course Trains 55 National Guard Members
The Middletown Area Chapter of the American National Red Cross conducted a 20 hour first aid and personal safety course for 55 National Guard personnel including the 112th Headquarters Transition Battalion commander. Wives also enrolled in the final session as relatives from the Cincinnati Chapter attended.
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National Guard
Middletown Area
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Taft Parents Council Meeting Planned at Taft Elementary
The Parents Advisor Council of Taft Elementary School will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the school library Transportation can be pol nged by calling the and baby sitters will be available Coordinating the class were William E Riggs first aid chairman and Marvin Holliday co chairman Other Red Cross volunteer instructors working with the group were Burl Jordan Arles Carver Charles Luksic Corbit Harrison Jane Wuellner Betty at Debbie Harrison Ella Mae Miller and Ruth Ellen Profitt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Elementary School
William E. Riggs
First Aid
Marvin Holliday
Cochairman
Red Cross
Burl Jordan
Arles Carver
Charles Luksic
Corbit Harrison
Jane Wuellner
Betty
Debbie Harrison
Ella Mae Miller
Ruth Ellen Profitt
Three Drivers Are Sentenced In Franklin Court
Franklin Municipal Court handed sentences to three DUI offenders led by Steven N. Creager and Kenneth R. Feltner. Additional drivers faced penalties for loss of physical control and reckless operation, with fines totaling over $1,177 across 42 speeding cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Steven N. Creager
Myrtle Drive
Kenneth R. Feltner
Vannest Ave
Middletown
Raymond P. Cornett
Columbus
Lenneth R. Evans
South Avenue
P. Russell Bennett III
Centerville
Bill A. Wilch
Yrill Road
Jenis McGuire Jr
Dayton-Oxford Road
Carlisle
Andrea D. Stephens
Lisa
Darrell D. Platt
Courtland Drive
Monroe
Clark W. Creech
Conservancy Road
Germantown
Gary J. Maloney
Deardoff Road
Twirler Wins 13 Trophies At U S T A Baton Event
Lee Ann Evans dominated the New Carlisle U S T A baton twirling contest. On Saturday she won first in military strutting basic strutting Miss March Personality and multiple advanced divisions plus two divisional trophies for 8 year old and under. On Sunday she claimed first in advanced solo one baton two baton three baton and advanced strutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ann Evans
U.S.T.A
New Carlisle
Hamilton man in satisfactory condition after shooting
Charles R. Baker a 24 year old Hamilton resident was hospitalized after a Saturday night shooting. He reported being shot at a bar on the west side and driving to West Middletown before being found on Jewell Avenue by two local women and transported for surgery.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Charles R. Baker
Long St
Madison Road
Jewell Avenue
Baker
West Middletown
Jewell
Powdered heroin found on man during police arrest
Narcotics officers this morning tested four packets of white powder taken from Robert Bryant, 30, of 1221 Jackson Lane, arrested yesterday on warrants. An additional charge of possession of heroin was filed as the packets were found in his possession.
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Robert Bryant
Jackson Lane
Daugherty Hart Barker among area deaths and services
Christine Daugherty 58 of 230 Linda Court dies after a long illness in Middletown. She owned carry outs in Oneida and Trenton and had lived in the area since 1954. Survivors include five sons and 12 grandchildren. Services Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Bessie Hart 78 of 1510 Plum Street dies at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband Ellis and children and grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Joseph Rk Baker Funeral Home. Richard Holt Barker 55 of Stanton Ky dies at Lexington hospital. Survived by children and brothers. Services tomorrow at Well Funeral Home with burial at Barker Cemetery.
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Trenton
Christine Daugherty
Linda Court
Middletown Oo
Daugherty
Oneida
Union County
David Arnold
Martin Arnold
Byron Arnold
Mason
Louise Derring
Grove City
McCoy- Leffler
Middletown
Rodney Williams
Butler County Memorial Park
Bessie Hart
Plum St
Middletown Hospital
Hart
Ellis
Charles Underwood
Mildred Shoemaker
Lorraine Botts
Lucille Combs
Jeffersonville
Joseph Rk. Baker
Gary Shockley
Woodside Cemetery
Richard Holt Barker
Stanton, Ky
Ruth Runnells
Sterans Administration
Lexington
Barker
Menifee County
Well Funeral Home
Stanton
Barker Cemetery
Mariba
Pastor Howell dies at Middletown Hospital after heart attack
The Rev. James E. Howell 57 pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at Emmanuel Baptist Church. He had lived in Cincinnati 46 years and pastored several churches. Survivors include his wife Frances a son Lowell a daughter Elaine Naegel and one grandchild. Services set for Mt. Zion and First Baptist Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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James E. Howell
Mt. Zion
N.C
First Baptist Church
Addyston
First Baptist Church of
Hartwell
Howell
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Simmons’ University
Louisville
Frances
Lowell
Elaine Naegel
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Francis Leslie
Herbert Hart
B. E. Edmondson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale
Betts Ave
College Hill
Hall-Jordan
Armco marks 4 millionth ton shipped to Fisher Body
Middletown Works sent one ton of cold rolled steel to Fisher Body plant in a ceremony. Lester Coomer supervised loading with about 40 Fisher Body workers watching. Express Transport Co. hauled the steel in a new 1977 General cab. Max Dixon drove the truck to the plant for a special unloading ceremony. Jim Townsley noted Fisher Body’s 30th year of operation and the shipment totals about two years of Middletown production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fisher Body
Hamilton
Armco Steel Corp
Lester Coomer
Armco
Express Transport Co
Cincinnati
Max Dixon
Manchester
Jim Townsley
Duff's operator Dan Wilkins to speak at health board
Dan Wilkins owner of Duff's Famous Smorgasbords including Middletown Shopping Center and Tee's Restaurant will address the Board of Health at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow. He will discuss smorgasbord operation and public health sanitation. The meeting also considers swine flu immunization resumption and blood pressure clinic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Wilkins
Duff
Middletown
Board of Health
Wilkins
Tee's Restaurant
Franklin JA names January top salesman Julie Abner
Julie Abner of Franklin High School has been named top junior achievement salesman for January. She earned 95.80 dollars, representing 15 percent of Aeronca Skyrockets' sales, with Tammy Williams as first runner up at 17.32 dollars for 33 percent of Comco's sales. The contest, sponsored by Armco Steel Sales, uses dollar volume and products sold performance to determine winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Abner
James L. Abner
Fern Drive
Franklin
Franklin High School
Aeronca Skyrockets
Aeronca, Inc
Tammy Williams
Pat Smallwood
Omaha St
Lemon-Monroe’ High
Comco
Middletown
Iss Williams
Armco Steel Sales
Murder trial starts for Mrs Bounds in Fairfield
The aggravated murder trial of Mrs. Roselea Bounds of Fairfield is to begin with jury selection. She has been found sane to stand trial and faces charges for the Oct 30 shootings of her husband Grover Bounds 40 and Barbara Humfley 34. The case will be in Common Pleas Judge Robert L Marrs court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Roselea Bounds
Fairfield
Bound
Grover
Barbara Humfley
Bounds
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Town shops offer Easter and spring home styles
A roundup of local merchants showcases St Patrick and Easter decorations at SENN BOOK SHOP and Gracious Living with Pennsylvania House and La Z Boy furniture. It highlights Sunset Books course sets, Bovano Flowers, Freeman McFarlin pottery, C E Greathouse tailoring, Margaret's Wallpaper Shop, Merle Norman Studio makeup, Cambridge Inn salads, and Irene's Beauty Salon with new hair trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senn
St. Patricks
Dennison
Eureka
Pennsylvania House
Basset
Sealy
Lane
Burlington House
C.E. Greathouse
Greathouse
Middletown
Varsity Town
Cricketeer
Anthony Allan
Charich House
Arrow and
McGregor
Nunn Bush
Holly Hobbie
Irenes Beauty Salon
Connie Kirby
Chicago
Irenes
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Betty Schwing
Richard Gore
Liz Marconi
Brenda Wilhoit
Wendt
Taft
Council
Converse
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Twirler
Richard Barker
Pastor Howell
Lora Stidham
Central Ave
Joseph R. Baker
Paul Remick
Ooolside Cemetery
Stidham
First Christian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Martha
Anna Louise
Raymond
Sanibel, Fla
Viola Miller
Detroit, Mich
Hugh
Frank
North Olmsted
William
Guthrie, Ky
Virgil
White House
Tenn
Mr. Stidham
Vivian Nunery
Germantown Rt. 2
John A. Arpp
Arthur Thomas
Lebanon
Arthur W. Thomas
Corwin St
Mr. Thomas
Katherine
Oswald Funeral Home
Leander Schweitzer
Lebanon Cemetery
Ruth Gillespie
Youngstown
Venice Cemetery
Webb
Ruth B. Jenkins
Campbell Ave
Rose Hill
Ruby Ferguson
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Edward Tucker
Greenwood Ave
Brown- Dawson
Anton Batt
Westover Retirement Home
Dayton St
St. Stephen Church
Brown-Dawson
Lucian Powell
Webster Avenue
Greenhills Baptist Church
Williamsdale
Middletown Works
Cg&E’s
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
PUCO
Perry Marshall
Armbruster Florist
Cheshire
St. Pat's
Margaret
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Cambridge Inn
Helen Osborne
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