Middletown Branch Office Proposed to Reduce Auto Title Lines
Car dealers demand a Middletown branch of the Butler County Clerk of Courts to handle auto titles and cut long lines. Commissioners blame Robb for mismanagement and funding gaps, while dealer representatives press for swift action and warn of lost business. Robb will study the possibility as the panel notes additional funding may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Clerk of Courts
Jim Guyler
Edward S. Robb Jr
Robb
Butler Medical Society scholarships awarded
The Butler County Medical Society scholarship committee announced winners pursuing careers in medical technology physical therapy nursing or pre medicine. Middletown area recipients receive 300 each: Jean Hugenberg Margaret Erfenbeck Toby Vaughn and Kimberly Roark. Additional 100 awards go to Robin Crouch Ann Stangley Lynn Cuccaro and Lynn Marx with several others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Medical Society
Middletown Area
Jean Hugenberg
Margaret Erfenbeck
Lakota High School
Toby Vaughn
Fenwick
Kimberly Roark
Edgewood
Robin Crouch
Lemon-Monroe
University of Cincinnati
Ann Stangley
Hamilton Taft
Good Samaritan Nursing School
Miss Hugenberg
Paul Hugenberg Sr
Patriots Drive
West Chester
Spalding College
Louisville
Erfenbeck
Gerhard Erfenbeck
West Chester Road
Eastern Kentucky University
Richmond
Vaughn
Artie Vaughn
Wilshire Drive
Xavier University
Miss Roark
Patricia R. Roark
Maple Ave
Trenton
Miami Valley School of Nursing
Hamilton
Lisa Kramer
Talawanda High School
Terrance Carr
Garfield
Donna Sturgill
Taft
Lynn Cuccaro
Fairfield
Lynn Marx
Badin
Howerton in fair condition after heart surgery
Former Middletown Police Chief James Howerton aged 54 remains in fair and stable condition at Kettering Medical Center. He underwent open heart surgery yesterday for a triple bypass after a heart attack in 1975 forced his retirement following 12 years as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
James Howerton
Kettering Medical Center
Howerton
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and area
obituary notices report the deaths of William Irvin Turner 48 of Middletown and Irvine Bryant 64 of South Lebanon with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. Other notices include Jeffrey Allan Caudill infant death in Camden, Edith Rutherford 87 in Dayton area, Robert Tice 61 in Franklin, and related services and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irvin Turner
Belvidere St
Middletown Hospital
Richmond
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Bethel Ame Church
Silver Leaf Temple
Evelyn
William Jr and
Wade
Sheila Turner
Baltimore
Elks
Camden Jeffrey Allan Caudill
Bruner Caudill
Camp Lejeune Base Hospital
Jacksonville
N.C
Caudill
Marine Corps
William Linebaugh
Gratis
Elizabeth Martin
Miamisburg
Lula Caudill
Camden
Samuel Ray
Lebanon
Edith Rutherford
Washington Manor North
Dayton
Harold
Stella Ayers
California
Lelia Gilbert
Wilmington
Oswald
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Franklin
Robert Tice
Park Ave
Aeronea, Inc
First United Church of Christ In
Glyda
Ronald
Washington Court House
Roberta Brown
Francis
Earl
Mabel Maddox
Eaton Funeral Home
Duke Grants Degrees to Two Middleton Residents
Paul Spadafora son of Mr and Mrs Sam Spadafora of 4817 Victoria Ave earns a bachelor of arts and Wayne Temmen son of John Temmen of 3305 Corta Via and Mrs Elizabeth Kemplin of 3122 Barbara Drive earns a bachelor of health science from Duke University in Durham North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Spadafora
Sam Spadafora
Victoria Ave
Wayne Temmen
John Temmen
Corta Via
Elizabeth Kemplin
Barbara Drive
Fenwick High to Hold Spring Concert Sunday Evening
Fenwick High School music department presents a spring concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the school. The program titled The Voice That Is Great Within Us will be on the rear steps weather permitting with the Fenwick Concert Band Fenwick Choir and John XXIII seventh and eighth grade band performing. Admission is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Fenwick Choir
John XXIII
Committee backs fire and burglar alarm regulation plan
A Middletown committee agreed regulation is needed to cut false alarms. City Manager Dale Helsel said about 15 people from alarm firms city law, police fire divisions and local businesses attended. The proposed ordinance would charge at least 20 dollars annually for alarms plus 8 dollars for new hookups and 20 dollars yearly monitoring with a 25 dollar fine after three false alarms and revocation after 10 in a year. The panel will refine the proposal and report back before a second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Helsel
the Journal
City Law Department
Division of Police
Division of Fire
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
Ronn Price
Greater Cincinnati Alarm Dealers Association
City Commission
Price
Zone Change OK'd for Gerber Farm Development
City Planning Commission approved a zone change on the 82 acre Gerber farm south of Manchester Road to allow smaller D-2 single family lots. The 4 to 2 vote with one abstention included a wider D-1 buffer and kept northern areas in D-1, amid neighbor protests over density and school and traffic impacts.
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Gerber
Manchester Road
Ken Ridge Drive
City Planning Commission
Dick Monroe
Ken Ridge
Tom Webb
Tom Leight
Manchester
Paul Christiansen
Rosedale Elementary
Joe Flannery
Middletown
Tom Zimmerman
Harold Dorn
George Elliott
Commission
Elliott
Adam Cristo
Larry Weber
Duane, Hasselbring & Kuhlman
Cristo
Weber
Christiansen
Flannery
Webb
James Kunkler
Denham Drive
David M. Gerber
Middletown Historical Society elects officers
Miss Mary Sulfsted is named president with George Crout as vice president and curator. Other officers are Mrs William McGuire secretary and Wes Page treasurer. Trustees include Isador Casper Reed Shaw and several others. Open house for the Middletown Historical Room is set for Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. A slide film on Middletown history will be shown to groups by appointment. A June meeting may cut scheduled sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sulfsted
Middletown Historical Society
Middletown Public Library
George Crout
William McGuire
Wes Page
Isador Casper
Reed Shaw
Joe Newton
Eloise Schneider
Russell Stevens
Middletown
New City Building
Miss Sulfsted
June Garrett
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Reach Out nomination deadline set for Saturday
Nominations for the Butler County Mental Health Association Reach Out recognition are due this Saturday. Forms are distributed locally and at the Middletown Journal. submissions can be handwritten with nominee and sponsor details. A May 24 dinner in Oxford will honor selected locals from Middletown Hamilton and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Mental Health Association
Middletown Journal
Middletown Area
United Way
N. Broad St
Middletown
John O’kane
Mid
Dletown
Hamilton
Oxford
Ebie Banks
Wilson Elementary
The
Mental Health Association
Mary C. Lord
Stanley Sorrell
Ohio Disabled American Veterans
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Guyler
Steve Cable
Cable
Arthur Reiff
Donald Schirmer
Dale Logsdon
Middletown City
Butler Medical Society
Charles
Hugenberg
Berfenbeck
Roark
Irvine Bryant
N. Main St
South
Bethesda
Cincinnati
Ruby
Mount Sterling
Lucille Clark
Loveland
G.B
South Lebanon
Emerson
Morrow
Clarence
Stanton
Kelly
Beattyville
Mitchell
Eaton
Myrtie Gilbert
Grace Hart
Stanton, Ky
Oswald Funeral
John Browning
Machpelah
Jeffrey Caudill
Funeral Home
Robert A. Tennant
Association of
John V. Simpson
S. Breiel Blvd
Duke
Duke University
Durham
Hessel
Gerber Farm
Manchester Manor
Jane Central
Bob Detmer
State Farm
Life Insurance
Saan
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Broomgion Wino
Sellone Hee Service Center
Hearing Aid Service
Rentschler Bidg
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