Old grads speak at Middletown High School events
Middletown High plans an annual Home Week with former graduates as speakers. Eugene Swanger, 1950, a religion professor at Wittenberg University, will speak at the Herman H. Lawrence Scholarship Banquet April 12. Marilyn Day, 1949, heads Otterbein College women's physical education, is proposed as baccalaureate speaker May 27. Paul G. Craig, 1945, OSU professor, is suggested for commencement May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Swanger
MHS
Wittenberg University
Springfield
Herman H. Lawrence
Marilyn Day
Otterbein College
Westerville
Paul G. Craig
Ohio State University
Columbus
Alan H. Spindler
Charmin Paper Products Co
Mahoopany
E. Martin Egelston
American Hospital Association
John McCluskey Jr
Case Western Reserve University
Omitted Runner-Up Named in Baton Twirl Winners
The Journal omits Robin Crouch who finished second in the advanced solo for 14-year-old twirlers at the National Baton Twirlers Association Contest held at Fenwick High School yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Crouch
Fenwick High School
Carlisle Schools Approve 1973 Budget Cut From Last Year
Carlisle school board approved 1973 appropriations totaling 2.734 million dollars, down from 3.6 million a year earlier when building the new high school cost was included. The board also adopted a resolution to cut operating millage if federal funding reductions do not take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Middletown deaths and funeral notices compiled
A series of death notices and funeral details from Middletown and surrounding areas. Mattie A McNabb 60 of 2407 S Main St died at Middletown Hospital after a stay since March 19. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at McCoy Leffler with Rev. Charles Ross. burial Woodside Cemetery. Also listed: Fannie M Hammond 68 of Germantown died at Kettering Memorial. Edith Hillman 67 of Gypsum in Port Clinton. Earl Keister 84 Germantown death. Wayne J Newlove 67 Middletown death. several Hamilton area obituaries and funeral arrangements. Details include ages, birthplaces, survivors, and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie A. McNabb
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
McNabb
West Liberty
Middletown
William
James
William E
Lula Atkins
McCoy-Leffler
Charles Ross
Woodside Cemetery
Fannie M. Hammond
Germantown
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Edith Hillman
Gypsum
Ohio
Beulah Nichols
Magruder Hospital
Port Clinton
George
Charleston
S.C
Gloria Wills
Marjorie Maine
Coburn
Betty Menke
Stuhr Funeral Home
Charleston Heights
Riverview Memorial Cemetery
Franklin — Earl Keister
Lake Ave
John Arpp
Services for Mrs Rosie Parker Held at Church of God
Services for Rosie E Parker aged 51 of 7516 Germantown Road will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of God and old Ohio 4. Burial will be in Genoa area cemetery with sister Mrs Lillian Kingsbury of Genoa, Illinois, listed among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Phyllis Sides
Glendale, Ariz
Violet Newlove
Columbus
Missionary’ Baptist Temple
Miami Valley Memory Gardens
Anglesby Funeral Home
Rosie E. Parker
Germantown Road
Lillian Kingsbury
Genoa, Ill
Church of God and
Old Ohio
Middletown Man Placed on Probation After Assault Conviction
Carl Green, 22, of 911 Ninth Ave Middletown, gets 90 day jail term suspended on good conduct after being found guilty of assault and battery. He had pleaded innocent to raping a 15 year old Middletown girl, but was convicted of the lesser charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Carl Green
Ninth Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Green
Ayr-Way clerk convicted of petty larceny
A store employee, Wilma Jean Begley, 41, of 2932 Wilbraham Road, was found guilty of petty larceny by a municipal court jury. Judge J T Lamb fined her $200 and ordered bond until January 5. She was charged with stealing four packs of cigarettes valued at $1.60. A fellow employee testified she found two packs in her brassiere, one in her dress pocket, and one in her coat pocket. A store detective testified Begley was apprehended after leaving the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Lamb
Wilma Jean Begley
Wilbraham Road
Ayr-Way
Local births reported for four families and dismissals list
Vital records show Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pederson welcomed a girl at 125 Stonemill Court Monroe yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Woodson Jr. reported a boy at 6501 Germantown Road. Mr. and Mrs. Millard E. Waugh announced a boy at 2221 Fernwood Street yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jared Lee of Hamilton Road Lebanon welcomed a girl today. Dismissals include Thomas Long Main Street and Mrs Wilbur Hart Stanley Street Vernon Lynch Franklin, Bobbie Hobbs Mohawk Street, James Peyton Monroe Street, Mrs Russell Craft Goldman Avenue, Mrs Arthur Wright Oxford State Road, Mrs Daisy Brandenburg Franklin. Also Keith Peyton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melford Peyton, in Trenton. Suzette Ratliff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ratliff Ellen Drive. Dallas Jackson of 17th Avenue, Middletown Hospital patient 424-1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard E. Waugh
Fernwood St
Jared Lee
Hamilton Road
Lebanon
Thomas Long
Main St
Wilbur Hart
Stanley St
Vernon Lynch
Franklin
Bobbie Hobbs
Mohawk
James Peyton
Monroe
Monroe High choir earns superior rating at festival
Monroe Lemon-Monroe High School's 100-member concert choir received a superior rating at the Ohio Music Educators Competitive Music Festival. Four schools competed in the 750 to 1,200 student category at Greenhills High School. Monroe's mixed chorus has earned superior ratings four of the last six years, said Paul Bell, vocal music teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High School
Monroe
Ohio Music Educators
Greenhills High School
Paul Bell
Man 43 Found Dead at Monroe Motel
Warren County deputies identified 43-year-old Earl E. Frankforther of Sylvania Ohio as the deceased man found in a Days Inn room on Garver Road near I 75. He worked for Rink's Department Stores. The coroner awaits cause of death and the body was sent to Oswald Funeral Home.
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Monroe
Sylvania
Ohio
Days Inn
Garver Road
Warren County
Earl E. Frankforther
Rink’s Department Stores
Frankforther
David Eves
Rink
Ralph Young
Oswald Funeral Home
Thieves Grab Tools From Camper At Dickey Road
Kenneth Brown reported to sheriff deputies that more than 150 dollars worth of hand tools were stolen from a locked camper in his driveway at 7530 Dickey Road. About 50 dollars of tools were found earlier in the middle of Dickey Road near the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Road
Sheriff's Deputies
Kenneth Brown
Brown
Fire Runs Fire and Medical Calls Across City
Yesterday at 9 11 a m a blaze at 501 Ken flirting St sent Mrs Louetta Price 68 to Midletown Hospital by ambulance in serious condition. At 6 27 p m a car at 1700 S University Blvd owned by Charles Rankin wiring short circuited with no fire. Today at 5 08 a m Rainey Gibson 85 was taken to hospital by ambulance after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington St
Louetta Price
Middletown Hospital
S. University Blvd
Charles Rankin
17Th Ave
Vanneat Ave
Rainey Gibson
Miami University Middletown Spring Continuing Ed Courses
The spring quarter offers eleven Continuing Education courses at Miami University Middletown, ten in the evening and one in daytime. Highlights include Music in Early Childhood Education starting April 5 with guest clinicians, Fundamentals of Golf on Wednesdays, Delinquency Prevention Part II, two German conversation levels, Spring Wildflowers, Reader's Symposium daytime course, Supervisory Techniques for Women, and three Real Estate courses. Contact the campus or Continuing Education Office for details at 422-2741.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Miami- Middletown
Trucker Charged in Death of Hamilton Taxi Driver
Robert E. Winstead, 33, of 6151 Tylersville Road, was charged with second degree vehicular homicide after his truck struck a Hamilton taxicab, killing Clyde W. Mullins, 60, of 166 Cedar Lane, and injuring three children en route to special education classes. Mullins died at Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital shortly after the crash. the children remain in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Robert E. Winstead
Tylersville Road
Clyde W. Mullins
Cedar Lane
Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital
Mullins
Attorneys and Judges to Meet in Southwest Ohio Saturday
Ohio State Bar Association District One officials from Butler Clermont Clinton Hamilton and Warren counties will gather at the Holiday Inn for the annual district meeting hosted by Butler County Bar Association. The morning program features Walter Beall presiding with remarks by Andrew W. Cherney and Thomas C. Spraul on handling insurance adjusters. Alan R. Vogeler and Rudolph Janata will speak at lunch. A council election for five two year terms closes the day with Robert R. Lavercombe addressing on domestic relations cases 2:00 pm session follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Holiday Inn
Ohio State Bar Association District One
Butler County Bar Association
Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Hamilton
Warren Counties
Walter Beall
Cincinnati
Andrew W. Cherney
Butler County
Thomas C. Spraul
IRS
Alan R. Vogeler
OSBA
Rudolph Janata
Columbus
Council of Delegates
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
James L. Elder
Cherney
Otis R. Hess
Walter F. Smith
Robert R. Lavercombe
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Nantasket Beach
Boston
Middletown High School
Lewis Hill
Kansas
Hill
Hills
Carlisle Schools
Mattie McNabb
Fannie Hammond
Dayton
Swart
West Carrollton
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Miamisburg
Earl Keister
Wayne Newlove
Wayne J Newlove
Beam Drive
Mazie
Gary
George Becker
St. Stephen’s Church
Laura Cain
New Miami
Webb
Mary Schmidt
Ross
St. Aloysius’ Church
Louise Gershon
S. Fifth St
St. Joseph's Church
Mariner 9
Mars
Rosie Parker
Scotts
P.O
Rock Island
Ill
Scotts Family
General Merchandise
First Ave
Keith Pederson
Stonemill Court
Harvey Woodson Jr
Henry Block
Manchester Ave
High Street
Micou Pon
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Monroe’s Choir
DODDS
Verity
4Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
M‘coy-Leffler Funeral Home
Wien National Sececrea Moanticians
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