Freshman science winners named at Middletown High
Mike Reisert won with a bio-gas generator earning 112 of 120 points in the Middletown Freshman High School science fair. Russ Warfield and Bill Repasky followed. honorable mentions went to Suzy Harper Jachin Rog Bill Kent Bill Buffenbarger Bill Gayhart Russell Johnson and Lori Heiger at district science day April 3 at Miami University Middletown campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mike Reisert
Russ Warfield
Reisert
Warfield
Repasky
Suzy Harper
Jachin Rog
Bill Kent
Bill Buffenbarger
Bill Gayhart
Russell Johnson
Lori Heiger
Warfield and
Miami University
Freshman High School
Wendt
Deaths and funerals in this Ohio area
Obituaries list Edmund Jasper 51 of Cincinnati. Georgia Barrett 66 of Franklin. Daryld Eliason 66 of Franklin. Hannah Ellington 81 of Covington. Mildred Perry 88 of Monroe. Anna Smith 83 of Gratis et al. Details include prior burials, surviving family, service times in multiple funeral homes and cemeteries such as Arlington, Leesburg, Resthaven, Fairview, Union Church and cemetery sites.
Butler workers may sue for benefits ruling on insurance
About 240 Butler County Welfare Department employees may sue to force the county to cover 100 percent of Blue Cross and Blue Shield health insurance costs. A 1972 resolution had allowed full payment but was rescinded after it was learned the state would reimburse only half and a $92,000 bill arose. Now the commissioners will pay half the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Welfare Department
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Common Pleas Court
William Shaffner
Walter Ward services set at Oswald Funeral Home
Walter Ward 84 of 229 West Main Street dies yesterday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with viewing today 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Survived by two sons Ralph Pleasant Plain Ronald Morrow two brothers two sisters five grandchildren four great grandchildren.
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Edmund
Chuck) Jasper
Forrer St
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cincinnati
Jasper
S.J. Groves
Kentucky
Ruby
Killis
Bernice
Jeanette
Hodapp Funeral Home
Arlington Cemetery
Mt Healthy
Franklin
Daryld W. Eliason
Williams Drive
Anglesby
Calvin Terry
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Eliason
Randolph County Hospital
Winchester
Ind
Frigidaire
Dayton
Thelma
Walter Perry
Lynn
Twyla
Hannah Ellington
Covington
Wayne Vernon Smith
Mi Own
First Church of God
Restven
Louisville
Allison & Rose Funeral
Ellington
Booth Hospital
Lebanon
Walter Ward
W. Main St
Oswald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Ward
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Ralph
Pleasant Plain
Ronald
Morrow
Middletown Panel Debates Future in No Growth Economy
City manager Dale Helsel told about 80 at Dave Finkelman Auditorium he was not as gloomy as others about world turmoil. Panelists Costas Axios and Howard Parsons warned of crises from debts and population growth, while Frederick O'Brien and Helsel offered cautious optimism and three city options to survive potential no growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
Dale Helsel
East Coast
Ohio Program In the
Frederick O'Brien
Armco Steel Corp
Costas Axios
National Caucus of Labor
Howard Parsons
University of Bridgeport, Conn
Parsons
Axios
Dachau
Auchwitz
Bangladesh
Helsei
Funeral director honored for helping burned and crippled children
Homer D. Leffler, a Middletown funeral director, was praised by the Middletown Antioch Shrine Club and Ohio House representatives for 25 years of transporting burned and crippled children to treatment centers. He used ambulance and ambulance airplane services, helped a boy with club feet who now plays football, and cited a doctor volunteering in St. Louis.
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Shriners’ Hospital For
Lexington
Homer D. Leffler
Middletown
Antioch Shrine Club
Ohio House
Shrine Club
Leffler
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
William Denham
Shriners Hospital
St. Louis
Monroe man withdraws from sheriff race list
Jack Crocker of 390 Timrick Place Monroe says he will not seek the unexpired term of former Sheriff Harold Carpenter. The Middletown Division of Police veteran and Armco Steel employee told Republican leaders Tuesday his name was inadvertently kept on the candidate list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crocker
Timrick Place
Monroe
Story
Harold Carpenter
Journal Today
Crocker
Butler County
Middletown
Police
Armco Steel Corp
FCC mail flood over false religious broadcasting ban grows
FCC spokesman says more than three million pieces of mail flood in protest of a non existent petition about religious broadcasting. He notes petition No 2493 concerned educational channels and was denied, while churches in Middletown distribute pamphlets.
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Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Henry Patrick
FCC
Journal
Bae
Middletown
Madalyn Murray O’hair
Patrick
Fire Bites Insurance Loss At Vacant Madison Home
A $15,000 blaze damaged a vacant one story frame house at 6931 Brown's Run Road. Firemen from Madison Township investigated the cause, ownership traced to Richard Morrison of 500 S. Sutphin Street. Loss covered by insurance.
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Brown's Run Road
Madison Township
Richard Morrison
S. Sutphin St
Fire calls and false alarms reported with brief details
Fire responder logs show today at 7:29 a.m. a tire run on 2405 Easton Ave. and a false alarm at 6:44 a.m. on 2833 Burbank Ave. Arthur Mays, 66, treated and released for neck pains from a fall. Yesterday at 6:23 p.m. a tire box pulled at Manchester Ave and Grimes St, false alarm at 2:26 p.m. N Leibee S backfired under Dorothy McKnight’s car hood with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Ave
Burbank Ave
Arthur Mays
Manchester Avenue
Grimes Street
N. Leibee
Dorothy McKnight
Cleveland man wins Buckeye 1 000 top prize
Carl Messina of Cleveland wins the Buckeye 1 000 contest and will receive 1,000 monthly with a 400,000 guaranteed total. He plans to help his wife retire and take a trip while avoiding extravagance. Other winners include Nick S Amaddio 4 000, Frank Kayden 3 000, Kenneth Negy 2 000, Kitty Zipfel 1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carl Messina
Messina
Nick S. Amaddio
Parma
Frank Kayden
Elyria
Kenneth Negey
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Kitty Zipfel
Cincinnati
No charges in hit-skip auto accident on Elwood Street
Police declined to file charges against Joe Swope after a hit-skip on Elwood Street at 12:48 a.m. damaged two cars owned by John Hazelwood and James Stork. Swope reported memory loss and was later located at his home. Estimated damages totaled about $600 for Hazelwood, $600 for Stork, and $350 for Swope’s vehicle.
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Elwood Street
Joe Swope
Erie Ave
John Hazelwood
Elwood
Hazelwood
James Stork
Swope
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Bill Repasky
Mark Kerschbaum
Edmund Jasper
Georgia
Carolyn Patrick
Sardinia
Anglesby Funeral Home
G. Carroll Starkey
Leesburg Cemetery
Funeral
Mildred Perry
Mt Pleasant
Mrs. Perry
Easton
Daniel
D. Cameron Perry
Union Church and
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Anna Smith
Gratis
Franklin St
Earl Smith, Jr
Middletown Hospital
Stanley
Somerville
Thomas
Edith Hollenbaugh
Jo Ann Thompson
Fern Essig
Juanita Vance
Frieda Strassburger
Dorothy Kennard
First Bethren Church
Gene Hollinger
Fairview Cemetery
Zimmerman
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Songfest
Urity Baptist Church
Io St
Grand Ave
North
Mt. Crab
Carl Howard
Fromm
Newport, Ky
Homer Leffler Shrine Club
Commission
Harry Chasteen
First Baptist Church
William Arthur
Breiel Boulevard
Madison
Dodds Monuments
Verity
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Monthru
Buckeye
Cleveland Man
Regency
Action Radio
Police Radio
S.W Ohio
Befzler
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