Ross teachers still on strike in Ross
The Ross teaching dispute remains unresolved after a nonproductive REA meeting. The Ross Education Association faces a board stance that the firing of three officers is a legal matter for the courts, while the board seeks student return to class and progress on a new dismissal policy and grievance procedure. About 40 percent of Ross High School students attended today, up from 20 percent earlier this week.
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ROSS
Ronald Surface
Ross Education Association
REA
Surface
Ross High School
Verity Predicts Business Will Tackle Global Problems
Armco Steel chief William Verity told Houston's Southwest Management Conference that profit-making corporations will be called on to solve most of the world's problems over the next decade. He argued business can measure performance, operate across borders, and must recruit the right people to seize opportunities.
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Armco Steel Corp
Houston
William Verity
Verity
Southwest Management Conference
Houston Personnel Association
Houston Business Community
Middletown Kiwanis elects new officers and directors
New officers were elected yesterday by the Middletown Kiwanis Club. Elected president was Dr. E Ronald Oches of 2018 Tullis Drive to take office Oct 1. First vice president Douglas M Carroll and second vice president Charles H Sutter were chosen. Other officers include Alfred G Decatur secretary William W McGuire assistant secretary Douglas E Burgher treasurer Charles H Sutter assistant treasurer and Donald Imhoffon sergeant at arms. Board directors named for two-year terms were Robert R Wells C Nolan Tatum Fred L Tyson Ted W Karchner and Charles S Disney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Kiwanis Club
E. Ronald Oches
Tullis Drive
Douglas M. Carroll
Charles H. Sutter
Alfred G. Decatur
William W. McGuire
Douglas E. Burgher
Donald Imhoffon
Blue Ball Historical Society to meet Monday
The Blue Ball Historical Society will convene at 1 30 p m Monday in the Fellowship Hall of the Blue Ball United Presbyterian Church. Members and interested persons are invited to attend and bring old clippings photographs or other Blue Ball items of interest
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Blue Ball
Director of Sorg dies Roy A. Nash 74 in Cincinnati
Roy A. Nash, 74, longtime Sorg Paper Co. director and former senior vice president, died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. He previously led Gilbert & Nash Co. and William C. Nash Co. in Wisconsin, served on St. Francis Hospital boards, and was a 1923 Marquette University graduate. Survived by wife Martha, daughter Barbara Juengling, and three grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial.
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Roy A. Nash
Cincinnati
Sorg Paper Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
Nash
Sorg
St. Francis Hospital
Positrol Co
Gilbert & Nash Co
William C. Nash Co
Neenah, Wis
Marquette University
Martha
Barbara Juengling
Middletown Jaycees elect officers and service plans
John Davis of 4534 Shawnray Drive was elected president of the Middletown Jaycees at the Four Seasons Party Room on Germantown Road, succeeding Ben Roberts. New officers include Mike Hopper as first vice president and Joe Baltzell as second vice president, with Bob Wilson treasurer and Jim Glick secretary. Directors for two-year terms are Rodger Ingham Ron Jordon and Dan Scherrer. Bob Bender named state director. Burial and memorial plans follow for community figures with local funeral arrangements.
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John Davis
Shawnray Drive
Middletown
Jaycees
Four Seasons Party
Germantown Road
Davis
Ben Roberts
Mike Hopper
Joe Baltzell
Bob Wilson
Jim Glick
Rodger Ingham
Ron Jordon
Dan Scherrer
Bob Bender
Death Notice of Grace Farmer in Middletown Ohio
The death of Grace Marie Farmer 49 found shot at her home 1901 Tytus Ave Middletown is under Butler County coroner inquiry. She was a Pence’s Market cashier formerly at Armco during WWII. Services set at St John’s Church with burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorial service tonight at Wilson Schramm.
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Gordon Peratt
Middletown
Delores Matanic
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Paul Bergdall
Woodside Cemetery
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Memorial Fund
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Grace Marie Farmer
Tytus Ave
Butler County
Woman Hurt In Wreck On University Boulevard
Middletown woman Bonnie Chasteen, 20, was injured yesterday when a right front tire blew out causing her car to veer off University Boulevard and down railroad tracks at Manchester Avenue. She was treated for a right leg injury at Middletown Hospital and released. Vehicle damage was about $500. Also noted, the Lusitania sinking on May 7, 1915, with 1,198 passengers lost.
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Middletown
Manchester Avenue
University Boulevard
Bonnie Chasteen
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Lottery winner to soak up sun in Hawaii dream
Donna Barnett 47 of Warren won top prize 300000 in Ohio lottery. She plans Hawaii trip with husband and sunbathing as a beach bum. Barnetts' win follows children gifting a Hawaii trip for their 25th anniversary. Linda Gutfranski Parma won 60000. Blanche Frederick Toledo won 30000. Winning numbers were 582 and 090 732.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Donna Barnett
Warren
Hawaii
Barnetts
Linda Gutfranski
Parma
Blanche Frederick
Toledo
More bicyclists sign up for Scioto River Valley Tour
More than 90 percent of Middletown Bicycle Club members have enrolled for the 14th annual Scioto River Valley Tour this weekend. Over 3,000 riders will begin Saturday at the State Capitol, ride 105 miles along the Scioto River to Portsmouth, and return to Columbus Sunday. Local participants include John Lepisto, Mike Sheppard, Mike Gregg, Tim and Denise Polleys, Bob Higgins, Gina White, Linda Braun, Paul Leyman, Coleen Wizzard, John Del, Mark Bruggeman, Joe Heagen, and John Pascal with his son Bill. The event is billed as the nation’s largest bicycle touring event with riders from 32 states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Bicycle Club
Scioto River Valley
John Pascal
Middletown
State Capitol
Portsmouth
Columbus
John Lepisto
Franklin St
Mike Sheppard
Fisher Ave
Mike Gregg
Barbara Court
Tim and
Denise Polleys
Long Place
Bob Higgins
N. Sutphin Sr
Gina White
Gladys
Linda Braun
Glen Lane
Paul Leyman
Wilbraham Road
Coleen Wizzard
Ken Ridge
John del
Jackson Lane
Mark Bruggeman
Rose
Municipal Court 3 orders traffic school for three motorists
Municipal Judge J T Lamb ordered three motorists to attend traffic school or face license suspensions for offenses yesterday. Charles Chappell 27 of 1701 Manchester Ave fined 50 dollars license suspended six months and directed to attend traffic school or face a two year suspension for not maintaining an assured clear distance. Paul Capozzi 19 of 118 Renee Drive and Terry Taylor 21 of 508 Gideon Road were fined 50 dollars and had licenses suspended 60 days for careless driving. Taylor also paid 15 dollars from a previously suspended fine. Ernest Webb 47 of 4911 Windsor Road fined 200 dollars for careless driving reduced from driving while intoxicated. Robert Landrum 21 of 2229 Winton St fined 200 dollars for a drivers license violation while under suspension. Robert Frost 20 of 3130 Elman Court fined 50 dollars for careless driving and 10 dollars for no motorcycle endorsement. Donald Yates 19 of 6723 Allen Road fined 50 dollars for excessive noise.
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J.T. Lamb
Paul Capozzi
Renee Drive
Terry Taylor
Gideon
Taylor
Ernest Webb
Windsor Road
Robert Landrum
Winton St
Robert Frost
Elman Court
Popcorn Sale Aids Middletown YMCA Youth Programs
A two week popcorn sale from May 24 to raise funds for Middletown YMCA summer programs. An 11 a.m. May 24 introductory session at the YMCA invites both members and non members to sell popcorn and toffee popcorn. Parents and children must attend and permission slips are required. Credit applies to Day Camp Kinder Camp and trips including a dude ranch trip northern Ohio white water rafting in West Virginia canoe trip Kings Island and the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Middletown Ymca
YMCA
Ohio
West Virginia
King’s Island
Cincinnati Zoo
Mothers program at Garden Manor
The Mothers Day program at Garden Manor Extended Care Center combines young and old in a shared event led by a 2% voice choir with an average age of 72. A two wheel chair prop cottage and painted sets illustrate life from infancy to old age, with soloists and community poetry adding to the theme.
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Garden Manor Extended Care Center
Fire and medical calls report scattered incidents
At 1 50 a m at 1611 Carolina St Gary Mannon 19 received oxygen for respiratory distress and was taken to hospital after treatment. A woman at a residence bled from both wrists and was rushed to hospital but left without treatment. Earlier at 303 Lylburn Road a food overheated in an oven at Richard Durkee residence with no fire on arrival and no damage. At 616 20th Ave Alexander Childs 94 fell ill and was taken to hospital.
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Carolina St
Gary Mannon
Lylburn Road
Richard Durkee
20Th Ave
Alexander Childs
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E.R. Oches
Blue Ball History Group
Chapel Keys Quartet
AND
Revelation Singers
Missionary Baptist Temple
Franklin
St. Francis DeSales Church
Walnut Hills
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Gilligan Funeral Home
American Heart Fund
Dorothy Reuthe
Dorothy Lee Reuthe
Roosevelt Blvd
Christ Hospital
Charles
Howard Peratt
Lemon Grove
Calif
Mildred Johnson
Springboro
Urbana
Johnson
Benjamin Franklin Hospital
William DuFay
Taipei
Taiwan
Clarence Jr
Callahan, Fla
Dorothy Rowland
Mason
Alice Sheets
Ethel Burroughs
Ridgeville
Eaton Funeral Home
Roy Nash
Robert
Michael
Keith
Robert Jr
England
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Mary
Rebecca
Clearwater
Fla
Catherine Blount
Venice
Calvin
Clarence
John Blount
George Blount
Hamilton
Security
Strassburger
Carpet & Furniture Cleaners
West Middletown
Ireland
Fulton Lane
Pascal
Bill
States
Canada
Lee Chapman
Lemon- Monroe
David McIntosh
Plymouth
Charles Chappell
Manchester Ave
Donald Yates
Allen Road
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
4Th Ave
Bud) Steller Mar
Monthru
Filson
Central Avenue
Garden Manor
M.O.M
Journal
Merchants of Middletown
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