Leadership Changes At Brain Injured Center
Pat Wilkerson leaves her role as coordinator at Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children after nearly two years. Martha Young and Pat Lewis take over as supervisors starting June 9, bringing experience from education and nursing, as the center expands from five to about a dozen children.
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Pat Wilkerson
R.N
Middletown
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Walton Court
Martha Young
Antrim Court
Pat Lewis
N. Elmer Drive
Young
Lewis
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Wilkerson
Ohio Valley Clinic
Institute For the Achievement of
Philadelphia
Kenwick Festival Emphasizes Aid to Fenwick High School
Kenwick's annual Fenwick Festival gains prominence as state aid fails to come through. Proceeds fund school operations, maintenance, and lay teacher salaries. Co chairs Bill and Mrs. Uhl oversee June 10–11 events with a spaghetti dinner by the Sons of Italy and a fried chicken dinner. Parish and booth chairmen, ground crews, and publicity coordinators are listed, with extensive names including Rev. Bruening, Ray Fening, Ed Reardon, Joe Hill, and Gary Beise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Fenwick High School
Bill Uhl
Satuday
Sons of Italy
M. Diorio
Bill Sweeney
Bill Ridge
Jerry Uhi
Tom Meehan
John Harris
Pinas Lawrence
Tim Klaber
Paul Langan
Bud Jones
Pete O'Conner
Wae
Fening
Rick Nunlist
Dar. Imteld
Cris Ryan
John Newby
John Jester
Peg Schramm
Tim McLaughlin
William Kootz
James Armbruste
Joe Mulligan
George Honan
Jim Shafer
Portrait of Washington Unveiled by Philadelphia Society
A three quarter length, life sized painting by John Wright showing a paunchy 52 year old General Washington in blue and buff uniform has been presented to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. The portrait, labeled a good likeness but not flattering by Washington, comes from the family of Samuel Powel, a Philadelphia mayor around the Revolution. It has rarely been shown publicly.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
John Wright
Gen
Washington
Samuel Powel
Two Drivers Receive Jail Terms in Franklin Court
Franklin Municipal Court Judge John B. Tracy handed jail terms to two drivers on separate DWI counts. Arnold Seals, 43, of 9448 McGuire Ave, was fined 200 dollars, sentenced to 10 days in jail, and had his license suspended one year. Wien Estes, 36, of Miamisburg, got six days in jail, a 200 dollar fine, and a six month license suspension.
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Franklin
Miamisburg
John B. Tracy
Arnold Seals
McGuire Ave
Wien Estes
Aaron Bakker
Elm St
Lyle Lafountain
Jefferson Road
Middletown
Lafountain
James Carpenter
Catskill Drive
Nicholas Sweeney
S. Dixie Highway
Student Artists Open Show Judging Finished
The annual student art show, featuring about 150 works, opened today at 2 p.m. at the Fine Arts Center in the American Legion basement in Middletown. Richard Boyle, curator at the Cincinnati Art Museum, conducted a sneak preview and judged the exhibit, noting the value of copying in learning to paint. The show runs Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday evening 6:30 to 9 p.m.
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Fine Arts Center
S. Main
Richard Boyle
Cincinnati Art Museum
Rothermel Wins Second Craft Prize at Ohio Exhibit
Joan Rothermel of Thorny Acres earned a second award in crafts at a Cincinnati art exhibit linked to the Ohio State Medical Association convention. The Middletown Fire Arts Center instructor won for a copper enameled owl. the show welcomed Ohio physicians and family members.
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Joan Rothermel
Thorny Acres
Ohio State Medical Association
Cincinnati
Rothermel
Middletown
Ohio
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