Top Girl Scout awards presented to 3 women
Three Thanks Badges the highest award in Girl Scouting were awarded after an international dinner by Northern Light Area VII of the Great Rivers Girl Scout Council at Middletown High School. Recipients were Mrs. Harold Dance Mrs. Carl Morgan and Mrs. Warren Snelling.
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Northern Light Area
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Middletown High School
Harold Dance
Carl Morgan
Warren Snelling
Dance
Dorset Drive
Milky Way
Mrs. Morgan
508
S$ Highview Road
Snelling
Tonto
The
Lone Ranger
Amy Boyer
Obituary notices from Middletown area deaths
Brenda Bluhm 37 died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after surgery. Survived by husband Richard and children Randy Sherry four sisters and one brother. Services at Riggs Funeral Home 10:30 a.m. Friday with burial Woodside Cemetery.
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Franklin
Brenda Bluhm
Beam Drive
Middletown Hospital
Bluhm
Sears, Roebuck Co
Richard
Randy
Sherry
Barbara McIntosh
Carolyn Brewer
Karen Byrum
Middletown
Judy Lowe
Columbus
James Cooper
Miamisburg
James Coleman Cooper
Mattie Cooper
Stanford
Riggs Funeral
Marion W. Barber
Woodside Cemetery
Police Briefs: Vending Box Stolen From Lamark Drug Store
A vending box for the Dayton Journal Herald was stolen overnight from in front of the Lamark drug store on Central Avenue valued at about $100. A bicycle in good condition was found yesterday morning at the corner of Rosebud Drive and Poinciana Road and held in the police property room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Journal Herald
Lamark Drug Store
Central Avenue
Rosebud Drive
Poinciana Road
Germantown Independent may end toll free Gratis service
Germantown Independent Telephone Co customers favored keeping toll free calls to the Gratis exchange by 186 to 424 in a survey tied to its PUCO case. Only 916 of 2,889 numbers responded, and the company seeks a $0.05 monthly bill reduction while the PUCO weighs whether toll free service remains warranted.
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Germantown
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Germantown Exchange
Gratis Exchange
Richard Kern
PACO
Crenceni
Ohio
Germantown Company
Red smoke expected at Armco Middletown Works
Officials warned red smoke would be visible over Armco's open hearth furnaces during a temporary shutdown of the wet scrubber system at No 2 open hearth. The shutdown allows relocation of a power pole to enable new railroad lines inside the 2600 acre plant to improve rail carrying capacity for material cars.
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Armco
No. 2
Middletown Works
Langhorne to lead Middletown Safety Council board
Donald L. Langhorne director of labor relations for McGraw Construction Co. was elected president of the Middletown Area Safety Council board succeeding Robert H. Curtis. He will serve one year. Also elected were officers Dave Truck Carel Cosby Linda Smith and Sandra Gillen and 12 new board members for three and one year terms including Victor Auvil Gerald Cottongim Paul Steigerwald and others from Armco Black Clawson First National Bank and area firms. Thirty directors total with ten elected yearly.
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Donald L. Langhorne
McGraw Construction Co
Middletown Area
Carel Cosby
Middletown City Schools
Linda Smith
Middletown Hospital
Sandra Gillen
Middletown
Victor Auvil
Dale Constiner
The
Black Clawson Co
Gerald Cottongim
First National Bank
Langhorne
L.A. Rossi
Cecil Runyan
Runyan
Paul Steigerwald
American Savings & Loan
Milton Schaps
Cohen Brothers Inc
James Wander
Akers Packaging. Inc
Safety Council
Fairfield man held for alleged murder
A Fairfield man, Walter Irwin Rosenzweig, 56, is jailed on suspicion of murdering his wife Duane Rosenzweig, 49, at the Civitan Club on Hunter Road last night. The coroner reported a single bullet wound from a .38 revolver, and she died about 8:30 p.m. police described the incident as Fairfield’s first homicide of the year.
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Fairfield
Butler County
Walter Irwin Rosenz
Weig
Shearwater Drive
Duane
Civitan Club
Hunter Road
Driver Charged After One Car Crash West of Ohio 747
Randall Towles, 21, of 302 Main S., Hamilton, drove left of center on Tylersville road around a curve. The car struck poles, a bridge, and a fence, injuring Towles and his 23 year old passenger Barbara A Haskens of 1241 Campbell Ave. Towles was listed in good condition. Haskens in fair.
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Fairfield
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Tylersville
Ohio
Towles
Barbara A Haskens
Campbell Ave
Marines Arrive Established by Continental Congress
The United States Marines were organized on November 10, 1775 by authority granted by the Continental Congress, marking the birth of the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown Journal
McKinley St
Delores Mehl
Maurice Kohrkemper
Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
District 4
Ruthie Carter
Anna Sharik
Susie Strait
Karla Morgan
Cindy Johnson
Vanessa Smith
Shara Cherryholmes
Toni Villella
Marian Banks
Jeann Frasher
Jackie Osuist
Alisa Isbell
Meloni Ledford
Mearmian Starkey
Jodi Manns
Monica Belcher
Kathy Angelo
VRS. Morgan Neighborhood
VRS. Snelling Outdoor Consultant
Elmer Scheibert
Trenton
Elmer ‘Buck’ Goebel Scheibert
Miami St
Scheibert
City
Butler County Fire Association
Madison Township
Marguerite
Robert
Charles
Seven Mile
Betty Proeschell
Lebanon
Ruth Anderson
Marie Ellerman
Wilson- Schramm
Roy Langset
American Heart Association
Geraldine Wheeler
Geraldine Ledford Wheeler
Wichita, Kan
McCoy Leffler
Funeral
Harry terBraak
YMCA
terBraak
Mansfield
Shelby
JerBraack
Police Department
Pearl
Dye-Hall Funeral
di Floral Gardens
Donald Langhorne
New Safety Council
Dave Truck
Armco Steel Corp
Leonard Rothe
C William Caine
Sorg Paper Co
Randall Towles
Main S
U.S
Jcpenney
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