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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1978

Page

3

Executive urges all adults to have wills written

In a Middletown Journal death and dying series, Herbert Barnard urges adults of all ages to write their wills. He notes that most people can benefit from a personal will, not a state plan, and argues estates exist for everyone. He explains wills can be drafted and amended any time to reflect life stages and changing wishes.

The Middletown Journal Herbert Barnard Christian Church Foundation of Indianapolis Barnard Ohio Ohio State Bar Association Christian Church Foundation

Cartoonist's works recount Ohio history and life

Columbus based Jim Baker uses cartoon panels and the daily strip As You Were to recount Ohio history for 22 papers. He and wife Mary Lou built a business where she sells his panels. Ben Hardy started in 1952, featuring a frontier Ohio figure who encounters Dunmore's War and early territorial life.

Columbus, Ohio Jim Baker Ohio Mary Lou The Columbus Dispatch Baker Ben Hardy Worthington Beth Ohio Country Continental Congress Northwest Territory Ben Dunmore

Resigning Judge Charles Galbreath Leaves Court of Criminal Appeals

Nashville AP reports Judge Charles Galbreath has resigned after a failed drive to remove him following a graphic letter to Hustler magazine. Gov. Blanton accepted the resignation. Legislature refused a Judicial Standards Commission recommendation for removal.

Nashville, Tenn Charles Galbreath Hustler Magazine Galbreath State Court of Criminal Appeals Ray Blanton Blanton Judicial Standards Commission Sex

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