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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1976
Page
2
Ohio association team led attitude awareness sessions across nine Middletown area schools focusing on teacher student communication. The program outlined roles that boost or hinder classroom dialogue and noted self awareness grows through interactions with others.
A string of deaths and investigations are reported across Middletown Hamilton and surrounding areas. Nora Bruner age 71 died at Middletown Hospital and funeral arrangements are incomplete. Jacqueline Blankenship age 40 is reported dead by suspected self harm with police and coroner noting no evident foul play. Multiple other local obituaries list survivors and funeral details across several towns.
A Beltone advertising insert touts a free hearing aid model offered to readers who respond. The ad claims tiny, lightweight units weigh under an ounce and will be mailed to thousands with no cost or obligation. Respondents are instructed to write to Department 9521 Beltone Electronics in Chicago.
The Carlisle school board will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p.m. next Monday in the board conference room at the junior high school building to adopt 1976 appropriations.
A Homemaker home health aide program by Family Service of Butler County supports elderly and children, with a trained staff including a social worker, nurse and home economist. Services are planned with clients, families and physicians on a sliding fee scale, funded by United Way, United Appeal and foundations.
Joe Shepperd of 4212 Fisher Ave is named general chairman for the 1976 Arthritis Fen campaign in the Middletown area Janet Buck Butler Warren County coordinator announced Shepperd, a writer at Armes and president of the Butler Warren County Arthritis Volunteer Action Committee, has received a National Volunteer Service Award The campaign runs March 18 to 24 with neighbor to neighbor solicitation May 13 to 16 Funds aid local services patient counseling home visiting equipment loan and education. supports Cincinnati Arthritis Clinic and Juvenile Arthritis Center. volunteers invited at 45 N Verity Parkway or 423 9231.
A two car crash yesterday at 12 05 p m at the intersection of 5 University Boulevard and Woodlawn Avenue sent two people to Middletown Hospital for treatment. Bethel Baker 68 of Sherman Avenue was a passenger in a car driven by Dewey Laker 71 also of Sherman Avenue. Baker was treated and released. Mary Kruse 54 of Primrose Lane the driver of the second car was in fair condition. Police said Baker pulled out from a stop at a red light causing the collision and Kruse lost control and struck a fence after the impact. Baker was charged with failure to yield at a red light.
The Great Rivers Girl Scout Council marks its Bicentennial with Salute '76 at Cincinnati Gardens starting 11:30 AM Saturday. About 19 000 donuts and exhibits trace 200 years of women’s history with 25 year segments, stage performances, and hands on activities by 250 Scouts from Lebanon and nearby towns. Tickets 1 and family passes available at troops or at the door.
J D Pennington will lead contacting Middletown industry for the April crusade of the Middletown Butler County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Other area chairmen include Joe Minor James Dumford Mrs Gerald Enright and William E Riggs. Proceeds fund education and rehabilitation. The unit offers pamphlets posters and films including The Gene Littler Story. Contact Verity Hall across from Middletown Hospital for programs posters or pamphlets.
Dr Bernard S Aron of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine will discuss Radiation Oncology as an equal partner at the American Cancer Society Crusade kickoff dinner on March 21 at Brown's Run Country Club. The event funds education and research while spotlighting cancer advances.
Twelve members of Scout Troop 3s, led by Tim Leichtman and assisted by Jim Collins and Jerry Roberts, camped at Woodland Trails in Camden. They practiced hiking, cooking and skill awards under scoutmaster Bob Hannan with help from several patrol fathers.
William Matthew Rossi of 1615 Sheffield Road is added to Miami University's Deans List for the fall quarter after the recording of a delayed grade.
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