Thornbery Reeder Bell Honored By Middletown Principals
John Thornberg principal at Spring Hill since 1974 receives the Outstanding Principal Award for his long service in Middletown schools and community. Q R Reeder earns the Distinguished Service Award for extensive school and chamber leadership. Doug Bell, Lemon Monroe senior, wins the W. E. Davis memorial award for student leadership and musical involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Middletown Elementary Principals Association
John Thornberg
Monroe High School
McKinley Junior High
Edison School
Middletown
Taft Elementary
Q.R. Reeder
Reeder
Middletown High School
American Savings & Loan
American Cancer Society
Junior Achievement
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Reeder and Thornberg
Doug Bell
Lemon-Monroe
Bell
W. E. Davis
LMHS
Davis
Explorer Post
Paul Bell
Canova Drive
Law Library Move Wins Agreement In Hamilton
Representatives of the Law Library Association announce an agreement to relocate the law library from the courthouse to the annex building on the first floor. Richard Wilmer is noted in the statement as coordinating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Library
Hamilton
Law Library Association
Richard Wilmer
Butler County Bar Association
Butler County
Carl Morgenstern
The
Bar Accociation
Anita Shew
Ex Middletown man gets two to five years in reformatory
Ex Middletown resident Phillip Clark, formerly of Woodlawn Avenue, Middletown, sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert L Marrs to two to five years in the Ohio State Reformatory for grand theft tied to a July theft of a Citizens Band radio. He pleaded guilty Sept 13 but skipped the Oct 31 disposition, triggering a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Phillip Clark
Woodlawn Ave
Middletown
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs Clark
Citizens Band
Monroe Council OKs sewer plan
Monroe Village Council approved plans for the sewer system linking to the LeSourdsville Regional Wastewater Treatment Plan. Engineer William Eiffert found smaller piping would not yield enough savings to alter the plan, which includes 30 to 64 inch pipes and 16 to 20 million gallons average flow with 50 million gallons peak. next steps include a meeting with affected property owners. A TV valued at 150 dollars was reported stolen from Paula Purdue's mobile home, with entry traced to a screwdriver forced door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville
William Eiffert
Eiffert
Paula Purdue
Germantown Road
Butler County
Gil-Mar plat wins approval in Monroe council session
The Monroe Village Council approved the final plat of Gil-Mar Meadows section seven, a 22 lot subdivision between Village Hall and Carson Road with Bernard Drive extension. In other business Michael Lawhorn became permanent police chief, and Larry Gregg and Robert Taylor became probationary patrolmen. A second reading enacted an ordinance restricting motor vehicle traffic in the village park to park roads, including motorized bikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Gil-Mar Meadows
Village Hall
Carson Road
Bernard Drive
Council
Michael Lawhorn
Larry Gregg
Robert Taylor
Man Arrested After Threats With Bricks
Police found Kenneth Pigg lying in a front yard at 201 S Breiel Bivd and during arrest for intoxication he picked up two bricks and threatened to kill an officer. He, 53, was charged with disorderly conduct intoxication resisting arrest and assault on a police officer. He dropped the bricks after officers drew their weapons and was taken to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Breiel Bivd
Kenneth Pigg
Breiel Boulevard
Ptl
J. C. Kristanoff
Pigg
Sgt
Lou Pierce
Fire and Medical Calls Log From Everett and Surrounding Areas
Daily incident sheet records multiple EMS responses with ages from 8 to 82 and varied conditions. Cases include breathing difficulties, chest pains, fainting, lip cuts, and general pains, with transports to hospital and some admissions or treated and released. Locations span Waite Street Roy Clinton Street Fernwood Street Clinton Street First Avenue Circle Kelly Jo Vannest Avenue Breiel Boulevard Wilbraham Road Roosevelt Boulevard and a Water Treatment Plant site. Names include Everett Gibson Roy Dennis Bessie Cunningham Clarence Eldridge Chris Hartman Cyril P. Morgan Joseph F. Dakin Peggy Ward Sue Contas Luong Nguyen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Everett Gibson
S. Clintor St
Roy Dennis
18Th Ave
Bessie Cunningham
Garfield St
Fernwood St
Clarence Eldridge
First Avenue
Clinton Street
Chris Hartman
Sunman
Ind
Oberon Drive
Cyril P. Morgan
Goldman Ave
Joseph F. Dakin
Kelly
Poppy Sale Scheduled by American Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 218 will hold its annual Poppy Sale Friday and Saturday in Middletown. Flowers, made by Veterans Hospital patients, will be sold by Legionnaire children. A $25 savings bond and a $10 cash award will honor top sellers, with Lois Burns leading the project. over $600 worth of flowers already sold and profits fund veterans projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Auxiliary of
American Legion Post 218
Middletown
Veterans Hospital
Legionnaires
Lois Burns
Burglars Ransack Middletown Welding Firm Offices
Police report three offices at Middletown Welding and Fabricating Co at 3344 Yankees Road were ransacked yesterday morning. Thieves overturned desks, scattering contents, stole a $250 tool box, a tape deck, petty cash, and vending-machine change. A filing cabinet was moved and partially cut. windows were broken to gain entry. A separate home burglary at 1616 Lamberton Street saw a floor model stereo stolen during a move. entry via a bedroom window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Welding& Fabricating Co
Yankees Road
Tammy Watson
Lamberton St
CETA Hours Extended in Middletown Building
CETA offices now accept applications Monday through Friday from 8:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. and 4 P.M. Keith Hyde notes hours were expanded as residents must provide county residency for 30 days, Social Security card or driver’s license, last three employers with dates, and income data. The program is funded federally and administered by Buller County commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
Middletown
CETA
Keith Hyde
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Buller County
Deaths and funerals toll in Middletown area notices
A string of obituaries reports the deaths of Susan Jane Murphy 79 Lilly Pettit McCreary 70 Elizabeth Ann Lovelace 83 and several Hamilton area figures with funeral details. Murphy's private service is at McCoy Leffler with burial in Woodside Cemetery. McCreary's service is at Joseph hk Baker with burial at Woodside. Lovelace to be buried at Miltonville Cemetery after a Deaconess Hospital death. Additional notices list Corrine Bell Veola Gillis Rudolph Stout Jr and others with service times and church affiliations. A nonrelated note mentions Douroucoulis a small group of American monkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hk. Baker
Don Cronen
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Hamilton
Corrine Bell
Walnut Drive
Israel Baptist Church
Green- Frazier Funeral Home
Veola Gillis
Lane St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Hall- Jordan
Play at Madison High Arts Arsenic and Old Lace
A 191 comedy by Jose Kesselring titled Arsenic and Old Lace will be staged at Madison High School gym Saturday at showtime p.m. Tickets cost 1 for students and 1.50 for adults, with advance sales and tickets at the door. Beth Dixon directs with Sonya Taylor, Cathy Billett, Martha Brewster, Mortimer Brewster, Teddy Brewster and others in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose’ Kesselring
P.m
Madison High School
Beth Dixon
Sonya Taylor
Advisory Council Formed for Middletown Mental Health Center
The Middletown Area Mental Health Center established a cross sector Advisory Council to guide the board and staff. Members include Robert Arrell C E Bennett Helen Davis Paul Day Lucy Dillon Gerri Hart Mary Jones Calvin Lloyd James Mack Robert Millan William Rathman George Smith William Snider Walter Weber and others. An open house on May 19 from 5 to 7 p.m. at 64S Main St will introduce the council to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Robert Arrell
Johnsie Banks
C. E. Bennett
R.H. Brumbach
Helen Davis
Paul Day
Lucy Dillon
Gerri Hart
Mary Jones
Calvin Lloyd
James Mack
Robert Millan
William Rathman
George Smith
William Snider
Walter Weber
Main St
Tomorrow's meetings in three local governments
Tomorrow several councils set meetings. Trenton City Council gathers at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building. Springboro Village Council follows at 7 30 p m and Butler County Commission convenes at 9 30 a m in the County Administrative Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Trenton City Council
Springboro
Hamilton
Butler County Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown Journal
Thornbery, Reeder, Bell
Doty House
Thornberg
Church of God
Miami University
Joan Thornbery
Q.R. Reeder Service
Doug Bell Davis Award
Ruth Brown
Shew
Akron University
Commission
Donald Schirmer
Morgenstern
Monroe Council
Oks
Gil-Mar Plat
Lorene
Manchester Inn
Leroy Knight
Murphy Trucking
Roosevelt Boulevard
Orchard Avenue
Sheckler
Susan Murphy
Susan Jane Murphy
Michael Road
Middletown Hospital
Shead
Lost Creek
Murphy
William
William E
Earl
Artie Davis
Helen Wagner
Jean Kibler
Lilly McCreary
Lilly ‘Pettit McCreary
Liberty Ind
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Connersville
Elisabeth Lovelace
Somerville
Elizabeth Ann Lovelace
Deaconness Hospital
Cincinnati
Blairs Mills
Christina Canney
Mary Groves
Goshen
Martha Cope
Amsterdam
N. Y
Mildred Booth
Ruth Thomas
Cortland
Peggy Reed
West Middletown
Jane Saemmer
Orlando
Fla
Clayton Elam
Pontiac
Mich
Miltonville Cemetery
Inman Funeral Home of
Rudolph E. Stout Jr
Shuler Ave
Brown- Dawson
Douroucoulis
Nicaragua
Amazonia
Peru
U.S
Union Sanitary
Madison High
Abbie Brewster
Cathy Billett
Martha Brewster
Anthony Brown
Mortimer Brewster
Steve Bower
Jonathan Brewer
John Leahy
Teddy Brewster
Clint Garcia
Einstein
Anita Orem
Elaine Harper
Mike Brannaman
Harper
Scott Halsey
Officer Brophy
Brian Pennington
Officer Klein
Cheryl Monce
O'Hara
Jeff Cole
Lieutenant Rooney
Scott Stamper
Mr. Gibbs
Mr. Witherspoon
Gets
Steel City Lounge
Crawford
Proudly
Billy Gant
Roxie Fulcher
Tom ‘Hurricane’ Hammann
Mike Brock
Bruce Morris
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