Middletown Fine Art Center hosts eighth annual auction
The Middletown Fine Art Center presents a Friday Saturday sale featuring a table of over 300 hand made works. The event runs 9 am to 3 pm on both days and 11 am Sunday, with the oral auction starting at 1 pm. Thirty four artists submit pottery, enameling, jewelry, stained glass, tile painting, watercolors, prints, photography, and wall hangings, under chairwoman Mrs Sam Ashworth. Walter Hartman returns as auctioneer for the eighth year.
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Middletown
Verity Parkway
Sam Ashworth
Table Sales
Charles Ernst
Dale Kohler
Walter Hartman
Boy Hit By 14YearOld Girl At School Bus Stop
A five year old, Thomas McGuire of 1507 Fairmount Ave, was treated at Middletown Hospital for bruises, a head knot, and a three inch cut after a 14 year old girl hit him with a wooden campaign sign stick near a school bus loading area at 3 40 p m. The assailant fled and authorities questioned school and emergency officials about the response.
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Middletown Hospital
Thomas McGuire
Fairmount Ave
McGuire
Sam Brewer
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Reported in Middletown Area
Obituaries detail deaths and funeral plans for Donald L Conrad 31 of 325 Curtis St and Helen Margaret Ellison 75 of 206 Monroe St. plus infant Nickel Woodward of 2010 Arlington Ave and Germantown residents Louella Coffman 89 and Rev. Herbert Dryden 83 with services scheduled or noted as private. Also notes Mary Ruth Wooten 61 of Hamilton gunshot death and other Florida connections.
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Donald L Conrad
Curtis St
McCoy- Leffler
Paul Hensley
Middletown
Mr Conrad
Sam Walters
Jeff Walters
Steven Walters
Trenton
Conrad
Middletown Hospital
Helen Margaret Ellison
Monroe St
Ellison
First Baptist Church
Pat Ransdell
Kitty Gingery
Columbus
Alton
McCoy-Leffler
G. Walter
Nickel Woodward
Daniel Woodward Jr
Arlington Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Eugene Brandenburg
Hamilton
Mary Ruth Wooten
Westview Ave
Millville
Rainbow Dinner House
Clark to Speak at Miami University Lecture Series
Former US attorney general Ramsey Clark will open Miami University’s Lecture Series with an 8 p.m. talk on November 10 in Millett Assembly Hall. Clark, Brooklyn Law School faculty, has a history as a civil liberties defender and played a key role in James Meredith’s Ole Miss admission. He has traveled to North Vietnam and South America on related issues and authored Crime in America and The Role of The Supreme Court. The lecture is free and open to the public.
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Oxford
Ramsey Clark
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Clark
Brooklyn
New York
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
North Vietnam
United States
South America
America
Supreme Court
Sam Ervin
Driver Hurt in One-Car Wreck on U S 22 near Maineville
Dan D. Roosa, 20, of 6420 West Road, was injured in a one car crash on U S 22 near here. He was treated at Bethesda North Hospital and released after troopers said he drove west at 7:40 p m when his vehicle left the roadway, struck a culvert, and was damaged.
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Zoar
Maineville
U.S. 22
Here
Dan D. Roosa
West Road
Bethesda North Hospital
George Cobb in Poor Condition After Gunshot Wound
George Cobb aged 62, road superintendent of Lemon Township, is listed in poor condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after being shot in the head Monday. He was taken to the hospital following the incident.
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Wooten
Mercy Hospital
Monroe
George Cobb
Lemon Township
Good Samaritan
Board of Appeals approves 3 city business sign variances
The Board of Appe als approved variances for a Sohio service station canopy and signs on Grand Avenue and Breiel Boulevard, the Waffle Iron at 640 N University Blvd, and a proposed Wendy's at 2133 N Verity Parkway. Variances allow larger canopy and signs, plus relocation of Jad's Roast Beef sign to avoid obstruction.
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Sohio
Grand Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Waffle Iron
N. University Blvd
Wendy's
N. Verity Parkway
Board of Zoning Appeals
John Elbert
Standard Oil Co
Dr Cooper extols jogging benefits and aerobic exercise
Dr Kenneth Cooper, Houston physician and author of Aerobics, told Hamilton YMCA health personnel that jogging and other cardio activities improve heart and lung function. He cited a 10 million national practitioner base, noted age-spanning adherents, and described his clinic’s 10,000 daily exercisers while stressing initial physical exams.
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Hamilton
Kenneth Cooper
Hamilton Ymca
Cooper
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Houston
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Sheckler
Boy
Donald Conrad
Helen Ellison
Weber
Louella Coffman
Germantown
Louella Marshall Coffman
Stillwater
Dayton
The
College of Music
Chicago
Germantown Rt 1
Earl
John A. Arpp
Mark Williams
Germantown Cemetery
Herbert Dryden
Herbert R. Dryden
Rt. 2
Woodhaven
Mich
Alden
Lorin
Norman
Gibraltar
John Loos
Lakeview
Holp Funeral Home
New Lebanon
Farrell Ratliff
Holp Cemetery
Mary Wooten
Webb Funeral Home
C. Logan McKenney
Tampa
Fla
Temple Terrace
D. Dale Johnson
Pompano Beach
Klaus-Weigel
Charles B. Jones Sr
Bradenton
Vine St
Campbell
Russell Nicols
Converse Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Miami
U.S
Lions Club
Manchester Avenue
Jos. R. Baker, Jr
Middletown Lions Club
Joseph R. Baker
Ralph L. Baker
Charles G. Barton
Walter J. Beiser
Alvin Bertling
Harry Brakeman
John H. Cusick
Freeman Essex H. Gordon Fairies
Ernest W. Hauptmann
Harry D. Hensey
Louis J. Hess
Marshall M. Hoover
Ben S. Horwitz
Arthur B. Jacoby
Albert C. Kiester Willard E. Kyle
Arthur Linder
Chester A. Lynch
Gus Mayer
Edwin T. McCue
T. J. McDermott
James F’, Mulligan
Rev
John Oberlander Luck Russell
Ben F. Sawyer
Hugo D. Schmidt
A. X. Schwebel
William S. Sharkey
Joe W. Singer Irvin J. Souers
Elroy T. Storer Charles Stuart Arthur J. Ulrich
Steve T. Vradelis
Charles M. Warner
W. M. Warner
G.W. A. Wilmer
Board OF Appeals
Tmniture Company
Ine
Thonet Bentwood
Troup