Dual winner at Middle town Fine Arts Center show
Mrs. William Bootz won Best of Show with Round and Round a browned glazer ceramics mountain lichen flower container. Barry Rosenberg judged. Multiple winners across ceramics, painting, water colors, enameling on copper, and other media noted with several honorable mentions. Exhibition runs 9 to 3 and 7 to 9 Thursday. Mrs. L F Weitzenkorn chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bootz
Wicklow Drive
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Barry Rosenberg
Miami University
Oxford
Bootz
Louisa Popp
Liz Sebald
Ann Adams
Vondie Koneisel
Pat Myers
Ruby Wade
Lil Sebald
Sam Ashworth
Pam Pearson
Phoebe Williams
Ann Jeanette Coughlin
Charles Russell
L.F. Weitzenkorn
Reggie Finkelman
Dick George
Jaycees elect Harris president at Trenton banquet
Bill Harris was elected president of the Trenton Jaycees during the annual election night banquet and membership drive. Other officers for the coming year include Woody Fletcher internal vice president Ron Davis external vice president Glenn Barker secretary Steve Habig treasurer Wayne Earley director and Ray Dell Dennis state director. An orientation meeting followed the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Bill Harris
Trenton Jaycees
Harris
Brelsford Ave
Pyrofax Gas Corp
Monroe
Woody Fletcher
Ron Davis
Glenn Barker
Steve Habig
Wayne Earley
Ray Dell Dennis
Vocational Education Panel to Elect Co-Chairs Friday
The consolidated Middletown Hamilton citizens advisory committee for vo ed will meet in Hamilton Friday at 4 p.m. in the Garfield High School cafeteria to elect co chairmen and begin plans for a merger of the two city school systems. The group now includes 14 Middletown and 22 Hamilton representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown-Hamilton
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Hamilton
Hamilton Garfield High School
Cochairmen
Middletown
Hamilton Deaths and Funeral Arrangements Notice
Obituary brief lists Frank White 75 of Hamilton Cleves Road arrangements incomplete. Leona Niehaus 74 Lawn Avenue Mass of Resurrection 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Church. Helen Maier 66 Sanders Drive graveside 10 a.m. Tuesday Greenwood Cemetery. Harold Brazzell 49 West Chester services 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Frank White
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Colligan
Leona Niehaus
Lawn Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Helen Maier
Sanders Drive
Greenwood Cemetery
Harold Brazzell
West Chester
Webb
Public hearing May 30 on moving of Ohio 122
A public hearing is set for May 30 at 10 a.m. in the City Building commission chambers to discuss proposed rerouting of Ohio 122 in Lebanon. District 8 Deputy Director Robert Bevis will conduct the session. the plan would shift through traffic onto a higher capacity city route, reducing Grand Avenue Sutphin Street and Manchester Avenue traffic.
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Ohio 122
City Building Commission
Ohio Department of Transportation District 8
Robert F. Bevis
Lebanon
Grand Avenue
Sutphin Street
Manchester Avenue
Richard Goecke
Public Service
Goecke
Roosevelt Boulevard
University Boulevard
University
Reinartz
Main Street
Columbia Avenue
Carmody
Central Avenue
West Middletown
Second Avenue
Clinton Street
First Avenue
Roosevelt
District 8
Local Obituaries Roundup Middletown area deaths
Mrs. Mary Louise Harris 78 of 1010 Lewis St. died at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. Surviving her are sons James and Jack of Middletown, a brother in San Diego, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Private services at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society or Middletown Hospital heart fund. Also listed Harold E. Miller 65 and Millard Lackey 67 with basic death details and funeral plans. Further notices include William Spradlin 89 and Ira S. Worley 82 with service details in Ohio.
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Mary Louise Harris
Lewis St
Jack Harris
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown Hospital
Harris
Miami University
Hamilton
Tytus Avenue
Gillen-Crow
James
Jack
Middletown
James McFall
San Diego
Calif
Wilson- Schramm
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Heart Fund
Harold E. Miller
van Ave
Miller
Ethel
Monroe
Vada Cales
Anna Waddell
McCoy- Leffler
Lebanon
William Spradlin
Bunker Drive
Mason
Garden Manor
Blanche
Marguerite Orahood
Kathleen Conley
May Scofield
Florida
George
Harold
Lawrence
Morrow
Walter
Oswald Funeral Home
St. Louis
Owensville
Ira S. Worley
Tulsa
Okla
Edythe McDonald
Worley
M. W. Worley
Troy
Edith Mull
Eunice Dixon
Adeline Robbins
Richmond
Ind
Public votes crown two artists at Mid dletown show
At the Mid dletown Fine Arts Center Student Show the public tied for first between Kay Horlander and Frank Martindell. Horlander 15 won a 1972 scholarship and entered an oil titled The Flowers. Martindell won with a watercolor Cracked Glass and his son Tim 14 earned second place with a ceramics wall hanging Row House.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
Kay Horlander
S. Dixie Highway
Frank Martindell
Follmers Court
Horlander
Dick George
Middletown
Martindell
Homer Hacker
Tim
Pat Myers
Hacker
2600 Cyclists Complete Scioto River Valley Tour
Some 2,600 cyclists completed a 210 mile round trip to Portsmouth marking the 12th annual Scioto River Valley tour by the Columbus American Youth Hostel Association. A Columbus man died of an apparent heart attack during the ride. an Ohio National Guard helicopter transported Joseph A. Hoefler, 59, to Chillicothe Hospital where he died on arrival. The event is described as the nation’s largest gathering of cyclists.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Portsmouth
Scioto River Valley
American Youth Hostel Association
Ohio National Guard
Joseph A. Hoefler
Chillicothe Hospital
Births and dismissals noted in local listings
The notice lists births at multiple addresses including Farmersville Monroe Trenton Germantown and Franklin with several newborns a girl and boys named Williams Tutt Holcombe and others. Dismissals include Mrs Thornton McClain Mrs Roy Martin Mrs Henry Wagner and several other individuals plus a hospital patient number and local business theft report at Bike and Key Center and G C Murphy Co with minor losses.
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Harold Tutt
W. Center St
Farmersville
Hugh D. Stein
Elmo Place
Gary M. Williams
Crawford St
Clarence A. Holcombe
Courtland Drive
Monroe
Bike stolen from yard in Ritter Street incident
A bike valued at $63.50 was reported stolen over the weekend from the front yard of Willie Grubbs at 204 West Ritter Street SEVEN MILE. The report notes the property theft occurred during the weekend timeframe.
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Willie Grubbs
W. Ritter St
Lost boy found after Texas to Michigan trip
Highway patrolmen from Post 9 located Hector Trevino a 5 year old Mexican boy separated from his family. He was found at Georgetown Kentucky after about two hours, reported missing by his mother Mrs Trevino from a service station near Interstate 75. A 9 year old daughter translated, and the boy was later located unharmed at the Georgetown police department.
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Michigan
Texas
Hector Trevino
Georgetown
Franklin plant challenged over air forms filing
Gordon Case, plant manager of Miami Valley Paper Co. a Millen Industries unit in Franklin, disputed a warning for failing to submit required air pollution forms. He said forms were filed months ago and new papers were supplied recently. The agency listed Millen Industries in Franklin for possible legal action after an Aug. 15 deadline delay.
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Franklin
Gordon Case
Miami Valley Paper Co
Cincinnati
Southwestern Ohio
Case
Millen Industries, Inc
Millen Industries
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Local twirlers shine in state weekend competition
In Dayton at Hara Arena the United States Twirling Association event crowned Lu Ann Evans as captain of Satan's Angels senior large team which won first place. Miller's Blackhawks repeated in senior musical corps and drumming color guard while Shirley's Mavericks captured the State Senior Twirling Corps Championship.
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United States Twirling Association
Hara Arena
Dayton
Lu Ann Evans
Satan’s Angels
Miss Evans
Miller’s Blackhawks
Shirley
Mavericks
Notre Dame University
USTA
Lori Johnson
Lee Ann Evans
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Vannest
Manchester
McGee's Mkt
Ohio
Sebald Park
Mary Harris
Harold Miller
First Baptist Church
South Lebanon
Oswald
Ira Worley
Glyeen Cunningham
Othie G. Lawson
Central Ave
George Ross
Eva Pierce
Reynolds Ave
Thomas Glossips
James W. Martin
Roosevelt Blvd
Jack Toler
Oxford State Road
Percy McQuinn
Ohio Ave
Andrea Miller
Park Lane
William E. Bryant
Woodlawn
Kenneth R. Miller
Jackson St
Aldean
Mossman Road
Raymond Smith
Germantown
Dana Cochran
Millikin Road
Shirley A. Hatfield
Sherman Ave
George H. Allen
Daniel Taulbee
J.M. Moody
Hubert Schulte
G. C. Murphy Co
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
mOsm SP
Lost
NBTA
Lisa Buckingham
Missy Murray
Sherri Hill
Kristina Ally
Janet Evick
Sherry Hacker
Julie Ann Johnson
Jennifer Gilbert
Donna Greene
Converse Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Cail Middletown
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Westinghouse Room
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Nationwide
Sure Service
Melampy
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