Springboro adopts new PRISM board and district plans
The South Main PRISM group elected new board members for terms of one two and three years including James Widener Annee Evelyn Day J G Wykoff Eileen Gomin Robert Knorr Eston Riggs Bob Nelson Herb Boren Carl Morrell Joe Dailey Lucy Dilion Lois Salyers Jeri Rossi Dale Martlage Phyllis Wacker Phyllis Billman and David Smith Calvin Verity named honorary member. Priorities include reducing truck traffic and improving lighting with goals to designate the area as a historic district and seek National Register listing with a June 24 hearing looming. Additional projects cover beautifying fronts sidewalks trees and a district logo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Salyers
Jeri Rossi
Dale Martlage
Phyllis Wacker
Phyllis Billman
David Smith
S. Main Area
Ohio Historical Society
PRISM officers elected amid water crisis in Springboro
Springboro residents urged to curb water use as demand exhausts the village system. Village Administrator Don Tevis said the system is at capacity and cannot meet recent demand. A 250000 gallon tank near I-75 was found empty. 60 Tamarack Hills homes reported sprinkling. The village uses two wells and one pump, with backwash limits preventing higher flow. expansion may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tevis
Tamarack Hills
Tevis
Chautauqua
Juvenile officer leaves hospital after pneumonia recovery
Det. Robert Tallon of the Division of Police was discharged from Middletown Hospital after a weeklong treatment for pneumonia and a congestive heart ailment. He also had a blood clot on the lung that cleared up. no surgery was required. He will recuperate at home before returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Police
Middletown Hospital
Robert Tallon
Middletown Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Obituaries
Death notices from Middletown list Harland C. Alexander 80 of 1400 Young St and Russell A. Jackson 74 of 817 Maple St among several services. Funeral details include Second Baptist Church and MccCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Woodside Cemetery interments. Additional obituaries note Enis William Marshall 83 Clayton former Armco and McCoy-Leffler worker and William L. Wright 89 in nursing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland C. Alexander
Young St
Second Baptist Church
Woodside Cemetery
Hall-Jordan Memorial
Alexander
Middletown Hospital
Russell A. Jackson
Maple St
Middleton Hospital
National Guard
Josephine
Samuel
George
Middletown
Eugene
Germantown
Richard
Cincinnati
David
Winchester
Mildred Rider
Maple Street
Bill
Alice Sanderson
St Paul
Minn
MccCoy- Leffler
Paul Remick
Enis William Marshall
Clayton
Mary
Barbara Marka
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
G. Walter Weber
William L. Wright
Logsdon
Webb
Mary Ann Bowling
Garden Manor
Highland Place
Calvary Missionary Baptist Church
Overpeck
Brown- Dawson
Arthur
Charlie’ Morgan Jr
N. D St
Colligan
Raymond Owens
11Th St
Five Nursing Graduates Celebrate 50 Years
Five of seven women who graduated from Middletown Hospital School of Nursing in 1927 were honored at the alumni breakfast at Forest Hills Country Club. Attendees included Edna Beedle Middletown Iva Dell MacDonald Cincinnati Helen Reinhardt Cincinnati Dorothy Baker Flint Esther Creighton Richmond. Two classmates died Julia Eggers Dayton Hazel Skimming Middletown. The school opened 1924 first class 1927 closed 1972 toastmistress Pat Aldridge. nearly 100 alumni attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Forest Hills Country Club
Edna Beedle
Middletown
Iva Dell MacDonald
Helen Reinhardt
Cincinnati
Dorothy Baker
Flint
Mich
Esther Creighton
Richmond
Julia Eggers
Dayton
Hazel Skimming
Pat Aldridge
Dog License Supervisor Appointed in Butler County
Butler County Commissioners name Noah E Powers of Middletown as dog license supervisor with a biweekly salary of 288.80 funded by CETA. Powers will lead a crew canvassing the county to sell dog licenses and collect fees. The board also approved a 7437 air conditioning contract for the Board of Elections office funded from general revenue sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Noah E Powers
Brell Drive
Middletown
Butler County
Powers
Board of Elections
Three Area Women Earn Nursing Degrees at Miami University
Three area women have received their pins for completing the nursing degree at the Hamilton Campus of Miami University. Graduating are Pamela Rae Pal of Middletown, Joanne K. Hausman of Seven Mile, and Marilyn R. Stephenson of Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Miami University
Pamela Rae Pal
Thomas Road
Middletown
Joanne K. Hausman
High St
Seven Mile
Marilyn R. Stephenson
State Road
Somerville
Area man attends Bible institute in Cleveland Tennessee
Jimmie R. Brown of 11697 Greenwood Road attends the 37th Bible Training Institute in Cleveland Tennessee. The three week school, run by the Church of God of Prophecy, covers religious work areas. Brown represents the local church on Eighth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie R. Brown
Greenwood Road
37Th Bible Training Institute
Cleveland
Tenn
Church of God of Prophecy
Brown
Eighth Avenue
Kiwanis Official Elected Fifth Division Lieutenant Governor
Kiwanis member Guy E. Stone of 1715 N Breiel Blvd was elected lieutenant governor of the Fifth Division Ohio District at a Mason meeting. Doug Carroll becomes council president Bruce Perry named secretary treasurer. Terms run Oct 1 Stone works at Armco Steel Corp is active in youth services attends First Christian Church and has one daughter Carroll leads Middletown Noon Kiwanis and serves in Southwestern Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Association Perry is first vice president of Middletown East Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Stone
N. Breiel Blvd
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Mason
Doug Carroll
Stone
Bruce Perry
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown East Kiwanis Club
First Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Carroll
Middletown Noon Kiwanis
Southwestern Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health Association
Perry
Middletown East Kiwanis
Horse Killed by Driver in Ohio Road Incident
A Waynesville driver was injured when his car struck several horses on Lytle Five Points Road east of Ohio 741 at 4 15 am. One horse owned by Dawn Cooper of Dayton was killed after striking the windshield. Driver Barter Campbell 38 of 667 High St was hospitalized at Kettering Medical Center.
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Springboro
Waynesville
Lytle Five Points Road
Ohio
Barter Campbell
High St
Dawn Cooper
Dayton
Four Middletown students win Kiwanis honors at Manchester Inn
Four youths linked to Middletown Downtown Kiwanis projects were honored in a program at the Manchester Inn. Middletown High School students Lynn Love and Anita Banks, Edgewood High senior Dallas Owens II, and Therese Pardy of the Middletown Miami University campus were recognized for leadership, drug and alcohol education programs, and a $1,000 nursing scholarship. Miss Love attended a Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar in Chicago, Miss Banks and Owens joined a Teenage Institute on Alcoholism and Drugs at Ohio Wesleyan, and Miss Pardy, a 1976 Middletown High graduate, received the scholarship. Program chairman was Homer C. Davis, Amanda Elementary principal.
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Middletown
Tolbert Road
Therese Pardy
Joseph Pardy
Victoria Ave
The
Miami University
Miss Love
Ohio
Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation
America
Chicago
Kiwanis
Wesleyan University
Middletown High School
Miss Pardy
Homer C. Davis
Amanda Elementary
Mosquito test program OK'd for Butler County
The Butler County Health Department received approval for a $1,680 mosquito testing program to run this summer, part of an $8,310 season. Three trained CETA workers will operate under a staff sanitarian. last year 1,860 mosquitoes and 124 bird samples were tested with one sparrow virus activity detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Ohio Health Department
St. Louis
Middletown Youth Symphony to Perform Final Concert
The Middletown Youth Symphony conducted by James Veith presents its final concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in Theater A. A string quartet performs Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, with Sharn Lauter Sue Schaefer violin David Teager viola and Laura Harris cello. A scholarship for outstanding work will be awarded after the concert. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and $1 for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Youth Symphony
James Veith
Middletown High School
Sharn Lauter
Sue Schaefer
David Teager
Laura Harris
Middletown
Youth Symphony
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Springboro Water Conservation
South Main
PRISM
S. Main
James Widener
Annee Evelyn Day
J.G. Wykoff
Eileen Gomin
Robert Knorr
Eston Riggs
Bob Nelson
Herb Boren
Carl Morrell
Joe Dailey
Lucy Dilion
Calvin Verity
Tallon
Harland Alexander
Russell Jackson
Enis Marshall
Centerville Cemetery
Jefferson Lodge 90
Larland Alexander
Grace Baptist Church
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Monthlu
Guy Stone
Campbell
Kettering Medical Center
Betty’s Uniform and Maternity Shop
N. Univ. Blvd
Pardy
Health Department
John Kennedy
Butler
Civil Defense
Pot O
Tytus Avenue
OF the Nazarens
Miami Street
Trenton
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