Immunizations Top Item for Butler County Health Dept
Butler County Health Department highlighted immunizations as a major effort in the prior year. The annual report notes a new speech pathology position, jail health screenings, and an immunization clinic in Fairfield, plus moves to a new administration center. Births slightly exceeded deaths, home health visits numbered 3,327, and 71 subdivision developments were inspected.
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Fairfield
Wit Clinic
Home Health Services Division
Hamilton Health Department
Health Department
Food Service
TA Course for Mothers Offered at Hamilton Y
An eight session transactional analysis course for mothers starts March 31 at Hamilton West YMCA. Co sponsored by Family Life Education and the YMCA. Instructor Elaine Berman, a Family Service educator and certified trainer. Call 468 3245 for details.
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Hamilton ‘Y
Hamilton West Ymca
Family Life Education
Family Service
Butler County
YMCA
Elaine Berman
Minnesota
Ohio winter wheat crop hopes rise with warm weather
Ohio agriculture experts say the winter wheat crop could be harvestable in good condition if the warm trend continues and the late frost remains absent. Damage from an early frost last fall reduced germination and yield potential, though some fields may green up this spring. Estimates of losses will come in mid April.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dave Miskell
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
Miskell
C. William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Whitney receives patent for cotton gin March 14 1794
On March 14, 1794, Eli Whitney was awarded a patent for the cotton gin changing Southern industry. The day also marks the 1643 Rhode Island union of Newport and Portsmouth and references JFK’s grave reinterment ten years prior.
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Associated Press
Eli Whitney
American South
Rhode Island
Newport
Portsmouth
Arlington National Cemetery memorial marks anniversary
A permanent memorial is placed at Arlington National Cemetery to honor a historic event. Five years ago George Wallace won a Florida presidential primary with 75 of 81 delegates to the Democratic National Convention. One year ago President Anwar Sadat urged Egypt’s parliament to cancel a treaty with the Soviet Union over broken promises to arms assistance.
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Arlington National Cemetery
George Wallace
Alabama
Florida
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Soviet Union
Moscow
Scout Troop 1 Hikes Wyandotte Trail and Marengo Cave
Nineteen members of Scout Troop 1 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church hiked the Wyandotte Trail over the weekend. They with other scouts and several fathers and scoutmasters spent a night exploring Marengo Cave in Marengo. Jim Roney led with assistants Paul Ross and Robert Leis.
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Scout Troop 1
First Presbyterian Church
Wyandotte Trail
Marengo Cave
Marengo
Jim Roney
Paul Ross
Robert Leis
Middletown Piano Students Shine at Festival
Area piano students from Middletown earned ratings in the Junior Festival of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs held Saturday at Miami University Center for Performing Arts in Oxford. John Barton, a Music Achievers Club member, received a superior rating with 30 points and a second Gold Cup. Others achieving unanimous superior ratings in the Music Achievers Club taught by Mrs. Fern Kenney included Tracy Brown Tricia Brown and Lisa.
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Middletown Area
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Center For Performing Arts
Miami University
Oxford
John Barton
Music Achievers Club
Fern Kenney
Tracy Brown
Tricia Brown
Lisa
Worthington man named Chaplain of Year by national association
The Rev. John J Shepard of Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus was named Chaplain of the Year by the United Methodist National Association of Health and Welfare Ministries at its 37th annual meeting in Philadelphia. Shepard joined the hospital staff in 1966 and became director in 1968.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J Shepard
Riverside Methodist Hospital
United Methodist National Association of Health and Welfare Ministries
Philadephia
Shepard
Worthington
Two Men Slain in Columbus Home Drug Ties Questioned
In Columbus two men Peter A. Cantu and David F. Bopp were found shot to death in their west side residence, with marijuana seeds noted in two rooms. Cantu worked at Sears Distribution Center. Bopp was a OSU student and hospital orderly. Deputies have few leads.
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Columbus, Ohio
West Columbus
Peter A. Cantu
David F. Bopp
Bopp
Cantu
Carl Tetirick
Sears Distribution Center
Columbus
Ohio State University
Grant Hospital
Two Winners Named in Johnen Scholarships Tie
For the second time in 16 years a tie occurred in the Louis John Johnen memorial competition. Miss Joni Sue Miller and Miss Adrianne Powell share the honor with an additional honorable mention awarded by a four judge panel. The Middletown Civic Chorus sponsored event was at Zion Lutheran Church with winners to perform later this year.
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Louis John Johnen
Middletown
Zion Lutheran Church
Joni Sue Miller
James Miller
Barnitz St
Adrianne Powell
Dewey Powell
Lesley Lane
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Hamilton
Butler County Health Department
Robert J Lever
Health Commissioner
Allstair
Cindy Souder
Ronnie Schumaker
Carlisle
Ronnie
Carl Schumaker
Fairview Dr
John F. Kennedy
Lori Tyler
Monica Belcher
Carla Davis
Beth Flanagan
Eric Jasper
George Wagner
Alicia Thomas
Patsy Campbell
Anna Marie Daniel
Mark Knochs
Marsha Glenn
Karen Heckler
Vicki Matava
Jerry Pickett
Jay Puccio
Sandina Rivizzino
Wesley Smith
Brad Tyler
Gina Wagner
Lisa Brewer
Robyn Henderson
Kim Reif
Linda Myers
Lisa Centers
Dan Davis
Middle C
Tim
Norris Insurance
Verity
Coepetnden
Columbus Home
Johnen
Miss Miller
Middletown High School
Alno
Robert Ramsdell
Bach
Puccini
Middletown High
Arivate
Midell
Mendelssohn
Connais
Tu le
Pays
Thomas
Franz Tretzger
Michael Davidson
William Davidson
Poinciana Road
Tretzger
Davidson
Robert Mucha
Agatha Evers
Harry Clinton
Linda Montague
Samuel Bennett
David Beata
Janice Schulz
Wylie Senften
John Adrian
Timothy Green
Civic Chorus
Weilpin
Butte’s
Butte
McAlpin
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