Summer Jobs Campaign Seeks Local Youth Workers
Middletown launches a summer employment drive for ages 16 to 21 under a joint program by the Middletown Youth Opportunity Committee and the Ohio State Employment Service. The campaign has placed 2,000 youths since 1965 and provided 123 city jobs last summer in parks and playgrounds. Local business leaders back the effort as applications remain open 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday at the employment service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
W. A. Robinson
Ohio State Employment Service
Robinson
Youth Opportunity Committee
R. C. Nein
Francis Carmody
George Coomer
Robert Cordray
Dave Regan
Walter Weber
Robert Bender
James McManus
William Saunders
Dave Francis
David Armbruster
D. W. Kothe
Jack Bates
Gardner Foundation names two Middletown scholars
Donald Root of Middletown High and Joe Schramm of Fenwick High are 1968 Gardner Foundation scholarship winners. Each receives 800 dollars yearly for four years to non tax supported colleges, chosen by a panel of educators and civic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Root
Herbert C. Root
Woodburn Ave
Joe Schramm
Joseph Schramm
Alameda Circle
Gardner Foundation
Root
Middletown High School
Greater
Two area teachers to attend NSF math institute
Two mathematics teachers Bertha Haywood of Lebanon High School and Glenn Robinson of Clearcreek High School will participate in a seven week NSF institute this summer at Augustana College Sioux Falls South Dakota. The program runs June 10 through August 3 focusing on trends in high school mathematics and participants were selected for mathematics background teaching experience and time since graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Science Foundation
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Bertha Haywood
Lebanon High School
Glenn Robinson
Clearcreek High School
Institute
Verity Parkway
University Boulevard
Knothole Caps To Be Distributed Tomorrow
Knothole caps will be distributed tomorrow morning starting at 10 a.m. from the Smith Park Knothole office, according to Knothole president Cyp Klamo. He noted that the shirts for Knotholers are not yet in. The most sensitive sense of smell is that of the male silkworm moth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Park
Cyp Klamo
Knothole
Klamo
Warren County Flood Floods Across Warren County Areas Hit Hard
Heavy rains last night caused widespread flooding across Warren and neighboring counties. Morrow South Lebanon Carlisle Stubbs Mills and Waynesville faced evacuations and road closures as Little Miami and Dry Run creeks surged. Firefighters aided residents including an elderly woman in Middletown and several dozen flooded streets were reopened by morning.
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Warren
Morrow
South Lebanon
Carlisle
Stubbs Mills
Waynesville
Butler
Preble
Highway Patrol
Lebanon
Dry Run
Little Miami
Miami River
Janet Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Cook Field
Chautauqua Road
Dayton
Middletown
Camden Evacuates Families as Creek Rises
In Preble County Camden police evacuated about six families from the Wagers Trailer Park as water from Seven Mile Creek rose, prompting emergency response and sheltering actions.
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Preble County
Camden
Wagers
Seven Mile Creek
Magnode strike limbo as union and management plan Sunday talks
Magnode's about 130 machinists walked off at 10 a m Wednesday alleging foremen on regular jobs violated their contract. Morning meeting between union and management produced only a plan to resume talks Sunday with International Association of Machinists Aerospace Workers representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Magnode Products
International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers
Magnode
Middletown Hospital to Add Three Floors by 1970
The Middletown Hospital board approves a $2,248,000 expansion adding three floors and 136 beds to extend care and acute units. Construction should start by July and finish in about 20 months with a long term debt plan and federal funds. General contractor Carl J. Conardt bids $1,069,100, with Arpo Plumbing $231,000 Tibbetts Heating $266,000 Taulbee Electric $238,000 Gardner Supply $49,000 and Dover Elevator $70,000 also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Ifor
Walter Mischley
Mischley
Stuart Ives
Arpo Plumbing Co
Tibbetts Heating and Air Conditioning
Taulbee Electric
Gardner Kitchen Supply Co
Dover Elevator Co
Firm To Draw Up Master Plan For Middletown Hospital
Middletown Hospital hires Babcock Hatfield Hillman Jones and Associates of Fort Myers Florida to conduct a master plan study over eight to nine months. The aim is to assess current and future needs through 1985, evaluating facilities, services, staffing, financing, and teaching programs, with recommended facility replacements and space reallocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Florida
Hospital Consultants
Walter Mischley
Babcock, Hatfield, Hillman, Jones and Associates
Fort Myers
Fla
Vote Set Tonight In Strike At Diamond National Plant
Union members of Local 844 AFL CIO will secret ballot from 6 to 7 p m at the union hall on Central Avenue to decide on company proposals to end the Diamond National fiber products plant strike. Robert Arnold, plant manager, presented the proposals in Cincinnati to a federal mediator. About 150 workers struck on April 22 after talks failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond National
Claude Ingram
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Afl-Cio
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Robert Arnold
Arnold
Fawn Saved at LeSourdsville Lake Birth Rescue
A fawn was born at 4am at LeSourdsville Lake as water flooded lower pens. Ground superintendent Riley Lawson rescued the newborn and placed her in blankets. crew builds steps to elevate the mother deer for eventual reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Lawson
Lawson
County Tax On Car Tags Favored By Officials
Hamilton City Law Director Tillman Ellison told Butler County Commissioners at the second public hearing that Middletown favors the county tax on auto license tags, arguing equity in a county levy over municipal charges. Monroe Mayor Gordon Reed and Fairfield Mayor Noah Creech backed county imposition. Union Liberty Oxford and Reily trustees supported the county plan. The commission will decide by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tillman Ellison
Butler
Middletown
Ellison
Gordon Reed
Monroe
Noah Creech
Fairfield
Union
Liberty
Oxford
Reily
William R. Stitsinger
Gordon Augspurger
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Gardner
Joe Schramm Fenwick
Genith
Zenith TV
Cremeans
Warren County
Todds Fork
John Morton
Prospect Avenue
Millie Burgess
Lamberton St
Fernwood Street
Ohio
Corwin
Lawrence Furnace
Kings Mills
C. E. Stepehnson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Franklin
Thirkeild Avenue
Clear Creek
Oxford Road
Miami
Hollywood
Community Park
Hampton Bennett Junior High School
Madison Township
Jacksonburg
Ohio 63
Hamilton - Trenton
Animal Shelter
Trenton Franklin Road
West Middletown
Browns Run Road
Elk Creek
Howe Road
John Sharp
Front Yard
Fairview
Kirkpatrick
Carl J. Conardt
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Central
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Thrift Box
Cole Slaw
Brbiel
Shopping Plaza
LeSourdsville Lake
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