Middletown Expands Blood Pressure Screening Programs
The city health department joins with the Butler County Heart Association and public agencies to sponsor coordinated blood pressure screenings at several Middletown locations in May National High Blood Pressure Month. Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen urges residents to participate, noting high blood pressure as a leading local killer and the estimate of about 5 000 people affected.
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Middletown
City Department of Health, Public Health Nursing
Butler County Heart Association
City Department of Human Resources
Paul Asmussen
Asmussen
Industrial seminar at Wittenberg University features national leaders
A Springfield seminar tomorrow at Wittenberg University exploring current issues in industrial relations will be co sponsored by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service of Dayton. Speakers include Douglas Fraser of Chrysler UAW Detroit and Richard I McCracken of American Motors Corp.
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Springfield
Wittenberg University
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Dayton
Wittenberg
Douglas Fraser
Chrysler
United Auto Workers of Detroit
Richard I. McCracken
American Motors Corp
Welcome Home wins Middletown student show oil prize
Pauline Taylor’s oil Welcome Home topped Middletown Fine Arts Center contest with two votes margin. Marjie Lehman’s oil and Frank Martindell Jr.’s watercolor tied for second. Martindell’s piece was judges’ top in its category. Joy Dysart’s watercolor placed third.
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Pauline Taylor
Lylburn Road
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Tennessee ex governor Gordon Browning dies at 86
Former Tennessee governor Gordon Browning, who served 1937 38 and 1949 53, died yesterday at age 86 after a year of periods of unconsciousness. He had been receiving care at a Huntingdon hospital since last May.
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Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Huntingdon
Tenn
Browning
Morrow Fire Burns Four Buildings in Overnight Blaze
Morrow fire officials suspect arson in a midnight blaze that destroyed three vacant storage buildings and a four unit apartment on Ain Street, leaving three families homeless. Firefighters from Lebanon Turtlecreek Township South Lebanon and Mason fought the nightlong blaze with no injuries reported. Red Cross volunteers provided food and aid while state inspectors investigate the cause.
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Morrow
Ain Street
Morrow Department
Lebanon
Turtlecreek Township
Mason
Hamilton
Red Cross
CIA
Ray Carmichael
Cincinnati
the Red Cross
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area obituaries
Mrs. Bess M. Cox 84 died at Otterbein Home after illness with burial at Woodside Cemetery following services at Riggs Funeral Home. Surviving daughters, siblings and a husband, wartime memorial founder, noted in church roles. Walter H. Nichols 77 died at Middletown Hospital. longtime coal miner and educator employee, burial Woodside with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Courtland Petersen 10 died after birth invalidity. memorial service at First United Presbyterian Church. Other notices include Mrs. Sarah Pfaff 72, John Sabo 70, John E. Sullivan 50 with related survivors and service details.
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Bess M. Cox
Otterbein
West Middletown
Joseph
Middletown
War Memorial
Little Arlington
Woodside Cemetery
Laura Ate
West Carrolltonns
Marilyn Hamm
Frankfort
Lll
Garldine Graham
Thomas Leight
Jack Leight
Sonora
Calif
Cox
First United Methodist Church
Women's Society
Circle 3
Riggs
Lowell Scheufler
Walter H. Nichols
Sixth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Nichols
Sneedsville
Tenn
McCoy- Leffler
Harold Thompson
Funeral
Central Baptist Church
Garret
Kelsie
Gladyce Petersen
Pittsburgh
Jed Petersen
Galesburg
Ill
Wilson Fraker
Worthington
Irene Fraker
Columbus
First United Presbyterian Church
Irvin W. Emmons
Wilson- Schramm Memorial Home
Sarah J. Pfaff
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Marvin Reynolds
Bonnie Hall
Phoenix
Ariz
John Sabo
S. Clinton St
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
John E. Sullivan
Dixie Highway
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth
Franklin
Robert
Bernice DeHart
Fay
Bowling Funeral Home
London
Cumberland Memorial Gardens
Lily
Carlisle High School choir concert this Tuesday night
Carlisle High School presents a concert featuring Rodgers and Hammerstein selections from The Sound of Music and more. The 86 member Concert Choir performs with soloists Beth Bogan Terry Miller Pam Howard Jim Short Jenny Minck Shirley Purkey plus Junior High choruses and a stage set including a gazebo and Austrian backdrop.
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Carlisle High School
Carlisle
Sound of Music
Edelweiss
Shirley Purkey
Doc
Be, Mi
Tricia Jeffery
Neaf
David Bailey
Allan Parr
Terry Spires
Brenda Huffines
Dogs win awards across several area shows
Zarak a Saluki owned by Mrs James Oliver captured first in pup class best of breed and fourth in the group at the AKC pemcees show in Richmond Indiana Buffy an all American dog owned by Patricia Brown won the highest scoring dog award from Warren County at the Wag In Obedience Match in Cincinnati entering novice A class and scoring 184 Winglewicks Lady Shelba German shepherd owned by Mr and Mrs Ray Winglewich placed sixth in the sub novie class with a 153 score at the same event
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Zarak
James Oliver
Richmond
Ind
Buffy
Patricia Brown
Warren County
Cincinnati
Winglewich
Lady Shelba
Ray Winglewich
Boundary dispute flares as Ohio protests Kentucky boat registration
Ohio natural resources director Robert W. Teater filed a complaint with Kentucky over a policy requiring boaters docking on the Ohio shore to register in Kentucky. He says Kentucky enforcement is telling Ohio docked boats to register there, a move he calls new and out of step with existing border positions and federal rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert W. Teater
Ohio Natural Resources Director
Ofentucky
Kentucky
O.B. Arnold
Kentucky Bureau of Vehicle Ation
Teater
Central State approves $9.9 million budget and president contract
In Wilberforce Ohio the Central State University Board of Trustees approved a 9.9 million operating budget for the 1976 77 fiscal year. The board also voted to offer a two year contract to Dr Lionel H Newsom to continue as university president.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
Central State University Board of Trustees
Lionel H. Newsom
Franklin fires keep them busy
Franklin firemen were called twice to a vacant four room frame house at 3260 Pennyroyal Road where arson was suspected in two fires. First alarm at 11:19 p.m. Friday caused about 1000 dollars in damage.Owner Curtis Bailey of Springboro reported spotting two men throwing what appeared to be gasoline on the house during the second alarm at 1:13 a.m. Sunday. Bailey said he fired at the men.
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Franklin
Pennyroyal Road
Curtis Bailey
Springboro
Bailey
Cookie’s Grocery
S. Main St
Germantown Charter Questions Meeting Set for Tomorrow
A Germantown meeting to discuss the proposed charter will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. The Charter Commission of 15 members, led by Chairman Richard Oblinger, will present remarks on charter advantages and development before an audience Q&A. Copies were mailed to all registered village voters earlier this month.
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Germantown
Charter Commission
Richard Oblinger
Akers Buys Half Interest in Saratoga Board Mills
Akers Packaging Service Inc takes a 50 percent stake in Saratoga Board Mills of Mechanicsville New York in a joint venture with Grand Rapids Packaging Corp William Akers announces the undisclosed cash purchase. Grand Rapids holds the other half and will share Saratoga tonnage with Akers as a new conversion plant nears completion in July enabling Kraft lined liners for corrugated boxes.
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Akers Packaging Service, Inc
Saratoga Board Mills, Inc
Mechanicsville
N.Y
Grand Rapids Packaging Corp
William Akers
Akers
Akers Packaging
Middletown
Chicago
Saratoga
Grand Rapids Pompane Corp
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rand Rapids
Schoolcraft
Cadillac
Tiffin
Ohio
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Aylor
Fine Arts
Wendt
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Lath Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Joy Dysart
Taylor
Lehman
Dick George
Martindell
Dysart
Homer Hacker
Mike Hieber
Walter Nichols
Courtland Petersen
Courtland Doran Petersen
Laurens C. Petersen
Flemming Road
Sarah Pfaff
John Sullivan
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
By Ellis Hall
Hall
T.V
C.B
Central
Turrend Hastings
William Smith
Illen Industries
Oxford
Paper Company
Converse
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Calles
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Cremeans Appliance & TV
Trenton
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