Top Achievers Honored At 17th Future Unlimited Banquet
Karen Daly 18 and Mike Swartzbaugh 17 were named outstanding young businesspeople at the Future Unlimited banquet in Manchester Inn. Daly, Fenwick senior, leads Cerco JA company and won 100 attendance. Swartzbaugh, Middletown High senior, heads Achievers Association and Dinaco. both received silver bowls and $100 stock. Daly and Swartzbaugh earned $300 JA and Jaycees scholarships each. First Achievers Bank was top service company. Aeronca Sky rockets top manufacturing and sales company for 1975-76 with high sales.
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Karen Daly
Mike Swartzbaugh
Middletown
Future Unlimited
Manchester Inn
Miss Daly
Donald Daly
Riverview Ave
Fenwick High School
Cerco
Armco Commercial
Fenwick
Swartzbaugh
Carl T. Swartzbaugh
Sebald Drive
Middletown High School
Achievers Association
Dinaco
Diamond International
MHS
Middletonian
Aeronca Skyrockets
Aeronca, Inc
Fednecks
Inland Container Corp
Limited Arts of Middletown
Crystal Tissue Co
Carol Heinkel
Pam Nickell
Jeff Martin
Heidi King
Karin Boettcher
Tim Eagle
Gary Myers
Kathy Gambrel
June Jeffery
Fire hydrant hit by car at Roosevelt and Breiel
A one car crash at Roosevelt and Breiel Boulevards before 9 p.m. knocked a fire hydrant from the ground and damaged a light pole. David Adkins, 25, of 4397 Bonita Drive, was injured with neck pains and semi conscious, taken to the hospital. police report no charges yet. His 1967 auto was a total loss estimated at $500. city damage put at $6,000. Police continue investigation.
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Roosevelt and
Bréiel Boulevards
David Adkins
Bonita Drive
Breiel
Roosevelt
Adkins
D at Middletown Hospital Jack Lakes Franklin death notice
Jack Lakes aged 43 of 9215 Deardoff Road died at 2 15 a m at Middletown Hospital from an apparent heart attack. Survived by mother Hazel Lakes sisters Faye Hanes Betty Fisher and brother J D Lakes. Services 2 p m Friday at Roberts Drive Pentecostal Church with Rev Mack Couch. burial Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call Eaton Funeral Home 2 to 9 p m tomorrow.
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Franklin
Jack Lakes
Deardoff Road
Middletown Hospital
Hazel Lakes
Faye Hanes
Betty Fisher
Hamilton
J.D. Lakes
Aberdeen
Roberts Drive Pentecostal
Mack Couch
Carlisle Senior High honors Sousa Award winner
Carlisle Senior High School selects Brenda Bishop as this year’s John Phillip Sousa Award recipient chosen by band member vote for outstanding band spirit. Three juniors Pam Howard Derek Weidle and Jeff Fox were named for a Miami University summer music workshop. Alternates Bess Stewart Todd Hill Lisa Centers received participation awards for marching and concert bands drill team and majorettes.
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Carlisle
Brenda Bishop
John Phillip Sousa
Carlisle Senior High School
Charles Wyrick
Miami University
Pam Howard
Derek Weidle
Jeff Fox
Bess Stewart
Todd Hill
Lisa
Ee Wall
Sod
Youth revival begins Friday at Trenton Church of Christ
The Trenton Church of Christ at 5259 Oxford State Road hosts a youth revival series Friday through Sunday with Ken Henderson of Lexington Kentucky directing each 7 p.m. service and a Sunday 10 30 a m revival Henderson is known for youth revivals and his dulcimer craft Adults and youth are invited James Mays is the minister and Bob Abbott the youth minister lead the event
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Trenton Church of Christ
Oxford State Road
Ken Henderson
Lexington
Teen Mission
U.S.A
Henderson
Trenton Church
James Mays
Bob Abbott
Collision on Carmody Boulevard injures driver minor damage
Police report a 1974 auto collided with a northbound tractor trailer at Carmody Boulevard and Columbia Avenue at 6 30 last evening. JoAnn Elston 40 of 1116 Lafayette Ave turned from Columbia onto Carmody into the truck’s path driven by Raymond Isom of 7162 West Elston Road. Elston was charged with failure to yield on a left turn. She claimed injury but did not require hospital treatment.
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Carmody Boulevard
Columbia Avenue
JoAnn Elston
Lafayette Ave
Columbia
Carmody
Raymond Isom
West Elston Road
Mrs. Elston
Trenton Council to Act on Tax Proposal Tonight
Trenton Council schedules the first of three readings at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building on a repeal of the forgiveness clause in the city income tax ordinance. The measure would make residents pay 1 per cent to the city with no credit for elsewhere paid taxes. Also on the agenda is a summer recreation plan presentation by Richard Requarth and an agreement with Job Opportunities Inc for five playground leaders. A transfer of 56000 to the street fund to cover a mid year shortfall is slated.
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Trenton
Richard Requarth
Job
Council
Carlisle society awards 1976 Appreciation Awards
The Society for Handicapped Children in Carlisle honors seven recipients including Mrs Dan Anslinger Sr Germantown Mr and Mrs Harry Earnhart Carlisle Dick Wade's Sunday School class Springboro United Methodist Church and Armco Steel Corp Middletown employees The awards recognize long time support and ongoing projects with plaques and notes of encouragement and are decided by secret ballot since 1969
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Carlisle
Society For Handicapped Children
John L. Kelly
Warren Johnson
Dan Anslinger Sr
Germantown
Harry Earnhart
Dick Wade
Springboro
Driver Injured in Two Car Crash at Grand Avenue Intersection
Mary Jones, 44, of Elk Creek Road, was treated in Middletown Hospital for injuries after a collision with Anthony Donisi, 21, at Grand Avenue and Marshall Road. Jones was west bound on Grand Avenue. Donisi crossed the stop sign and struck her car, sending his vehicle over a traffic island. Police cited no license and failure to yield as factors. Jones’s car sustained about 2000 dollars in damage. Donisi’s about 1500 dollars.
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Middletown Hospital
Grand Avenue
Marshall Road
Mary Jones
Elk Creek Road
Anthony Donisi
Central Ave
Marshall
Donisi
Delco Executive Warns EPA Rules Threaten Auto and Steel
Phil Bowser general manager of Delco Moraine division of General Motors warned a Rotary Club that federal energy and fuel conservation standards could cripple the auto industry and trigger a loss of millions of tons of steel. He cited Vega weight and argued lighter cars reduce steel orders, urging a five year extension of current emission standards to preserve a balanced sales mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Bowser
Delco Moraine Division
General Motors
Middletown
Bowser
Washington
Congress
Local woman elected to Ohio church group
Karen Freberg of 4742 Longford Drive was elected vice president for unit cultivation of Church Women United in Ohio at the Worthington Assembly. She previously led Middletown Area unit roles and served on the state board, joining 21 other delegates.
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Ohio
Karen Freberg
Longford Drive
Church Women United
Worthington
Middletown
National Board
Inde . Mo
Juanita Finley
Ina Doolittle
Nora Cousins
Mayme Briggs
Goldie McKeller
Bonnie Backder
Preble Shawnee Faces Possible Tax Crisis This Year
Camden Supt Al Kiracofe warns of a potential financial crisis in the Preble Shawnee school district due to a large amount of uncollected property taxes. Treasurer James Geeting says about one third of taxes may be delinquent, with final figures weeks away.
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Camden
al Kiracofe
Preble Shawnee
Preble
James Geeting
Geeting
Trucker injured in 1 75 crash in Hamilton
Thomas Darcy a 59 year old West Valley New York man sustained minor injuries in a collision on I 75 with Willie Coleman a 40 year old Hamilton resident. Darcy tried to pass Coleman's truck while Coleman hauled furniture and Darcy hauled concrete. Firefighters and emergency responders contained a fuel spill and treated Darcy at Middletown Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton
Thomas Darcy
West Valley
N.Y
Willie T. Coleman
Fifth St
Middletown High wins first area chess championship
Middletown High School’s chess team captured the inaugural Middletown area championship with a 6-0 record, defeating Madison Shewend and Lebanon high schools. Dr. Russell Malcolm donated the Dr. Hyman Hellman Trophy which was presented to the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Mitown High School
Hyman Hellman
Russell Malcolm
MHS
Madison
Shewend
Lebanon
Gerald Callahan
Helsman
Inc
Aerato
Arold Kesselring
Arthritis fund drive extended to Saturday
Rainy weekend weather led the Arthritis Foundation to extend the Neighbor To Neighbor Fund Drive through Saturday. Donors were asked to return completed kits to First National Bank or Barnitz Bank branches during banking hours, with proceeds supporting research education patient services and professional training.
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Arthritis Foundation
Joe Archers
First National Bank
Barnitz Bnk
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