Inwood Wins Jaycees Distinguished Service Award at Bosses Night
Middletown Jaycees honor Dudley Inwood chairman of the City Commission with the Distinguished Service Award at the 28th Bosses Night at Manchester Motor Inn. Mynhier receives the Cornella Memorial, and David Tonsing earns the SPOKE award for active first year service. The event features speaker Dr. William C. Craig and Jaycee officials.
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Dudley Inwood
Jaycees
Inwood
Manchester
W.T. Harrison Insurance Agency
Michael Road
Tonsing
Jaycee
Middletown
Cincinnati
The
Jabs
E. Aberdeen
Trenton
William C. Craig
Wooster College
Lloyd Nolan
Armco
Richard Noe
Bennett Roberts
Ben McIntyre
DSA
William Svarda
Cornella
James V. Emerick
Frantic Driver Unties Door As Car Burns On I 75
Roscoe Shipp Jr., 25, escaped a flaming 1954 car after newspapers on the back floor caught fire from a faulty exhaust system near the Ohio 122 interchange. He suffered burns to hands and body. the vehicle was destroyed. patrolmen warned tied doors pose danger and noted Shipp could have been fined for the exhaust defect.
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Dayton
Ohio 122
Roscoe Shipp Jr
Middletown
Shipp
Sessions On Tax Hike Continue
City Commission Chairman Dudley Inwood said meetings with city departments will continue to discuss a proposed one half percent income tax hike. Three sessions were held with city employees and police officers to explain the reasons for the increase and to get input from workers.
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City Commission
Dudley Inwood
Tennace
City of
Citizens
Inwood
Dan Rothe
Harry Holiday
Fred van Scoyoc
Kothe
Springboro Boy Wins Warren County Spelling Bee
Springboro’s David Thiel won first place for seventh and eighth graders at the Warren County Spelling Bee held in Carlisle. His victory earns a chance to compete in Cincinnati on April 12 at Woodward High School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thiel of Springboro. Tim Seblinger of Little Miami and Cathy Mason of Kings Mills placed second and third.
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Springboro
David Thiel
Carlisle
Cincinnati Post & Times
Woodward High School
Cincinnati
Joseph Thiel
Fairway Drive
Tim Seblinger
Little Miami
Morrow
Cathy Mason
Kings Mills
Moose Lodge 501 Nominates Officers for Year
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 501 members nominated a slate of officers at the hall on South Main. Election will be held next Thursday from noon to 8 pm with results at 8:30 pm and installation set for April 24. Nominees named by governor Howard Reider include D. E. McKenzie and John D. Moore for governor and Miles Haddix and Walter Arvin for junior governor. Elmer Stewart and Bill D. Hatton as prelate. Reynold Marin and Roger Gendron as treasurer. John Wyatt and Leo Derksen as trustees for three years.
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Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
S. Main St
Howard Reider
D. E. McKenzie
John D. Moore
Miles Haddix
Walter Arvin
Elmer Stewart
Bill D. Hatton
Reynold Marin
Roger Gendron
John Wyatt
Leo Derksen
Ross School Board seeks annexation to nearby districts
After three tax levy defeats the Ross School Board votes to apply to Butler County Board of Education for annexation into Fairfield or Talawanda. Superintendent Stover pins losses on high taxes and warns his job may be at risk. The district would lose state aid of about 500000 annually without the operating levy. The county board must decide. resubmission to voters before November is possible but not decided.
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ROSS
Ross School
Ross Board of Education
Butler County Board of Education
Fairfield
Talawanda
D. W. Stover
Stover
County Board of Education
Ross Board
Franklin Levee Plan Eyes $600000 Flood Control
Franklin city officials and a Miami Conservancy District engineer discussed a two mile levee to drain the Miami River flood plain west of the city for an industrial park. The $600000 project would be funded by benefiting property owners with early developer interest from Dayton and Cleveland.
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Franklin
Miami Conservancy District
Miami River
Here
Bernard Eichholz
Dayton
Cleveland
Oxford
Franklin-Trenton
Hollywood
Writ -Right
Union Camp Corp
Colorpac
Eichholz
Great Miami
Lebanon rider escapes with minor injuries after wall crash
A 24 year old Lebanon motorcycle rider Jon David Lehman on Rt. 1 struck a stone wall on Grandview Drive east of Ohio at about 10 30 last night. He was traveling around 35 mph and was unfamiliar with the bike and road. Damage to the motorcycle was about 600 dollars and Lehman had facial cuts. He went to Middletown Hospital for treatment, but officials said no record of the case exists.
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Lebanon
Jon David Lehman
Rt. 1
Grandview Drive
Ohio
Lehman
Middletown
Probation Continued For Pair In Butler County Court
Two Middletown defendants, John Lang and Roger Lee Hall, were continued on five year probation by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer in Butler County Common Pleas. Lang, convicted of larceny in tires theft from a service station, and Hall, after pleading guilty to breaking into J and J Lanes, were ordered to seek immediate employment.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
John Lang
Grove St
Roger Lee Hall
Iglehart St
Lang
Hall
S. Main Street
Horseshoe Bar
Fiehrer
Blythe-Williams Post 231 Nominating Meeting Set
Blythe-Williams Post 231 of the American Legion will hold a nominating meeting Sunday at 4 p.m. in post headquarters at 4 Yankee Road. The current commander is Jerry Glover.
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Blythe-Williams
The
American Legion
Yankee Road
Jerry Glover
Chili Supper and Basketball Doubleheader At Monroe
Lemon Monroe boosters host a chili supper at the Monroe school from 5 to 8 p.m. Adults pay 1.25 and children under 12 pay 0.75. A basketball doubleheader featuring Monroe vs Amanda boosters clubs and faculties follows, with 0.50 admission.
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Monroe
Lemon-Monroe High School
Amanda Boosters
Amanda
Madison High principal and band director resign
Principal Floyd Hahn and band director Ramon Pappalardo submitted resignations to the Madison Local District. Hahn, 36, will become principal at Lakota Junior School in the Liberty-Union district this fall. Pappalardo leaves after three years, having expanded the band from 35 to 80 members and returning to Rochester, New York.
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Floyd Hahn
Madison High School
Ramon Pappalardo
Madison
Hahn
Liberty-Union
Lakota
Herbert Henderson
Pappalardo
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Salvation Army Board of Directors
First Methodist
Texas
Mynhier
Cornelia
Legion Post
S. Main
Bob Grimes
Splace
Boro Boy
Moose
Mit
North Main St
Middletown, Ohio
Elite Fresh
ELITE
Miami Valley
P.m
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Pappiardo
Rochester
N.Y
Velma Cox
Barbara Grine
Joyce Hale
Barbara Sanford
Beverly Roberts
Richard Heiland
Darrell Root
General Computer Service Corporation
Central Ave
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