Republicans file for Germantown offices
Republicans filed petitions to run in the June 7 primary for Germantown mayor and six council seats. Ralph Moler and Dale Cox seek mayor, while six other Republicans including Kent Genslinger and Charles Harvey seek council. A seventh Republican candidate Maj. Gen. (ret.) Dale Shafer Jr. was expected to file. No Democrats filed for city offices yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Ralph Moler
Moler
Jean Ann Brewer
S. Main St
Imantown Elementary
John A. du Sr
Dupps Co
Kent Genslinger
Virginia Ave
First National Bank of
Charles Harvey
Farmersville Pike
Jefferson Township
James Kosegi
Sue Drive
Park-N-Save
Lester Mears
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Republican Council
Dale Shafer Jr
Dayton Pike
National Guard
Mead Corp
Dayton
Charter Commission
Kent Southard
Marvin Hall
Democratic Council
Mary Louise Weber
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Middletown Area Remembrances
Obituaries list Mrs. Lottie Ethel Barnes 90 of 6670 Trenton-Franklin Road died at 1 30 am after extended illness. Also noted are services for Mrs Edith Louella Long 95 of 2417 Superior Ave and other Middletown area deaths including Ralph Homer Turvey Harvey V Lawrence and Samuel Austin with funeral plans and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Ethel Barnes
Ruby Gibbs
Trenton-Franklin Road
Barnes
Pennsylvania
Hugh
Mary Mullen
Middletown
Ma Oy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Woodside
Bee Home
Edith Louella Long
Superior Ave
Alva L
N Edgar
Betty Lisch
Long
Thelmardoff
Edna Fall
MccCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Cem
Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Catherine Teets
Helen Hassler
Jane Austin
Adams Funeral Home
Taylorsville
Bloomington
Garrison Chapel
Fairfield
Paul _ R. Young
Retired AARP Leader to Speak at Middletown Meeting
Glenn P. Vore assistant to the state director of AARP Southwest Ohio will address the Middletown group of AARP and the National Retired Teachers Association on Thursday at 2 PM at the Public Library. He serves on aging and housing committees and is a past president of the Marietta AARP chapter. Hostesses are Verna Poe Carma Lacey and Louise Oglesby with greeters Harry Ward and Helen Denzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn P. Vore
American Association of Retired Persons
Southwest Ohio
AARP
National Retired Teachers Association
Middletown
Carma Lacey
Louise Oglesby
Harry Ward
Helen Denzer
Two Cars Collide at Roosevelt and Breiel. Parker Charged
At Roosevelt and Breiel boulevards last night two cars were heavily damaged and drivers faced injuries. Carol Parker, 35, of 4414 Shawnray Drive, southbound on Breiel, and Dorréld Brooks, 19, of 2105 Highland St., eastbound on Roosevelt, both said they had a green light. Parker was charged with failure to yield at a red light. Brooks was treated for face and arm cuts and released from Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt and
Breiel
Olice
Carol Parker
Shawnray Drive
Dorréld Brooks
Highland St
Roosevelt
Disturbance Sends Man to Hospital on 16th Avenue
Emory Hardeman aged 58 was treated for a head cut after a reported disturbance at 800 16th Ave and released. Two other persons were arrested on intoxication charges. In a separate incident, thieves took 36 sheets of plywood valued at 572 dollars from a home construction site at 4516 Stratford Drive overnight Monday.
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16Th Avenue
16Th Ave
Emory Hardeman
Stratford Drive
Black Bishop Named Howze Heads Mississippi Diocese
The Most Rev Joseph L Howze was named bishop of the Diocese of Biloxi by Pope Paul VI He is the first black ordinary bishop in the nation since 1900 The new diocese covers 17 counties with about 525000 people including 47510 Catholics The Natchez Jackson diocese will shed the Gulf Coast area and become the Diocese of Jackson with Bishop Joseph Brunini remaining as its bishop.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Joseph L Howze
Paul VI
Biloxi
Daphne
Ala
Howze
Jackson-Natchez
James Heal
Portland
Maine
Gulf Coast
Natchez- Jackson
Joseph Brunini
Middletown Teachers Set Contract Vote Next Week
The Middletown Teachers Association plans a final contract vote by members next week as the Executive Council reviews the proposal at Osedale Elementary School. President Stratton declined specifics citing publicity rules and said building reps will discuss the contract with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Teachers Association
Ucation
MTA
The
Osedale Elementary School
Stratton
Executive Council
Ruth Annecher
Amanda Middle School
Germantown seeks funds for Kercher Park development
Fred Samworth urged Germantown commissioners to fund four new baseball diamonds at Kercher Park using 185000 dollars if possible, with county support and VVBASE labor. The group has 602 signatures and 530 plus youths signed for spring programs. county owns the park and leases it to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Samworth
Samworth
Valley View Baseball and Softball Enthusiasts
Vvbase
Kercher Park
Samwort
Astoria Road
Childrens Services
Meee
Stop Crime Slogan Contest Under Way In Middletown Schools
Kiwanis clubs sponsor a stop crime slogan contest in local middle schools with a Friday deadline. Students from Verity Manchester Roosevelt McKinley and Amanda Middle Schools compete for a winning slogan to back a crime prevention program and savings bonds for top entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theiddletown Iwanis (Downtown
Ae East Kiwanisub
Kiwanis _ International
Verity
Manchester
Roosevelt
McKinley
Amanda
Kiwanis
Ronald VanArsdale
Fred Tyese
Charles Er
Ronald Oches
Vic Anvil Russ Efker
Donald Imhoff
Charles Sutter
Doug Carroll
Guy Stone
Middletown East Kiwanis
High Absenteeism in February at Wilson School
Unusually high absentee rates at Wilson Elementary in February were blamed on a mild influenza B virus. Health officials confirmed the illness via throat washings and noted most absences lasted two to three days with symptoms of fever stomachache headaches and sore throat. The health department found no foodborne link and reported normal rates in other Middletown schools while coordinating with hospital staff and city agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Elementary
Cleveland
Toledo
Paul Asmussen
Wilson
Roland Gadd
Asmussen
Health Department
Middletown
Division of Fire and
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
John Perkins
Mickey Schwing
Ohio Department of Health
Cincinnati men named in organized crime indictment
Cincinnati area six men including two drugstore owners and a suburban pharmacy owner face Hamilton County Grand Jury indictments for participating in a criminal syndicate alleged to traffic illegal drugs between 1975 and 1977. Unindicted co conspirators named. Betz and Morrison face additional charges for offering to sell controlled substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Area
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Robert Steinmann
College Hill Pharmacy
William D. Betz
Betz
Morrison
Hard Hat Split In Two At Armco Middletown Works
Gary Williams 29 fell 15 feet from the No 2 open hearth top at Armco Steel Middletown Works when a 50 pound metal piece snagged his clothing. He suffered only head and back bruises and body contusions and remains in Middletown Hospital for observation. He lives at 2614 El Camino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Williams
Williams
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
el Camino
Scout Troop 105 Members Earn Awards at Dinner
Awards were presented at the Salvation Army sponsored Scout Troop 105 annual dinner at the citadel. Matthew Jenkins earned tenderfoot rank while Jeff Aghley, Mike Aghley, and Robert Foster received awards. Steve Riley was inducted. Capt. Lester Baker spoke on scouting and family. The troop charter was presented and recognition awards given to scoutmaster Frank Foster and assistant Raymond Carozza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Troop
Salvation Army
The
Citadel
Matthew Jenkins
Jeff
Mike Aghley
Robert Foster
Steve Riley
Lester Baker
Cincinnati
Frank Foster
Raymond Carozza
Occupational safety conference set in Hamilton
The Hamilton Safety Council industrial division schedules the first of two safety conferences for March 21 at the Hamilton Center 220 High St. The free event is co sponsored by OSHA and the National Safety Council with registration at 8:30 a.m. and the program starting at 9. Contact the council for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton Safety Council
Hamilton Center
High St
U.S. Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
National Sane Council
Thendustrial Commission
Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene
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Lottie Barnes
Edith Long
Nathan
Ralph Turvey
Ralph Homer Turvey
Bell Gardens
Calif
Woodside Cemetery
Charles Tarr
Turvey
Portsmouth
California
Los Angeles
Helen
Monroe
Barbara Brisson
Kathleen Guidry
Great Falls
Mont
Roberta Hennigan
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Samuel Austin
N. C
Harvey Lawrence
Florence Ream
Florence K. Ream
Miami
Fla
Ream
Maynard
Ormerly
Columbia Avenue
Florida
Lillian Kessler
van Orsdel Gratigny Chapel
Southern Memorial Park
Willard Sexton
Springboro
Willard B. Sexton
Parker Drive
Frigidaire Corp
Jane
Norma Credit
Betty Sears
Fannie Baker
Waynesville
Franklin
Bob Norvell
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Howie
Leis
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Lynt
Armco
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
PUCO
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