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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1976

Page

2

County commissioners seek care for jail nurse problem

Butler County commissioners moved to convene a meeting between the sheriff's department and health department officials after learning the jail nurse medication program had been suspended without notice. Dr Lever cited security liability and staffing limits. officials noted past incidents but said no one was left alone with prisoners since a prior October meeting.

Butler County Sheriff's Department Health Department John Harvey Health Board Lefer Robert Walton Gail Duff Lever Arthur Reiff

Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area

Notices list Thomas Greene 76 of 3808 Grand Ave with 36 years at Diamond International and a son Thomas W.. William Francis Jackson 87, ex-Diamond International machine tender, with 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Elizabeth Sparks Butler 83 of Sarasota with multiple children and grandchildren. Jane Hollingsworth 83 former Franklin resident with 14 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Frank B. Raffel 83 of West Chester with Mass of Christian Burial today.

Thomas Greene Grand Ave Middletown Greene Diamond International Corp Thomas W Sallie ‘Robinson Hattie Gerhardt Della Klingensmith St. Petersburg Fla Margaret McIlhenny Homosassa Joseph R Baker C. Nolan Phillips Woodside Cemetery William Francis Jackson Columbia Ave Utopia Estates Midway Mr. Jackson Diamond International Carl Franklin Ralpha Thomas Janet Mosconi Kettering Ida Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Elizabeth Sparks Butler Sarasota Buller Lake City Arthur L James W. Sparks Jacksonville John Sparkes Jr Harry Sparks Pam Kanes Jo Ann Richardson Bartow A. W Lovely Grace Richter Robart Forest Lawn Cemetery Jane Hollingsworth Bridge St Barbara Park Convalescent Center Orville Jesse James Fred Boca Raton Albert Burning Springs Lena Moore Doris Hudson Ida Martin Daniel Eaton Funeral Loma Gwinn Woodhill Cemetery Frank B. Raffel West Chester Good Shepherd Church Schmidt-Dhonau

Camden man sentenced for robbery in New Miami

Randy Hughes an 18 year old of Camden was sentenced to 115 years in the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield for robbery by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J Fiehrer. He and two juveniles were arrested Aug 29 after a robbery at the King Kwik market on Riverside Drive New Miami. Police said two suspects fled the scene and the third was later found walking along U.S. 127 in New Miami.

Hamilton Randy Hughes Camden Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J Fiehrer King Kwik Market Riverside Drive New Miami U.S. 127

Parents Without Partners Meet Features Slide Show

The local chapter holds its monthly general meeting at 4 p m today at the University Branch of the First National Bank Mrs Sue Morgan presents slides from her trip to Japan with the local Promises group showing family life culture and customs A white elephant sale will be held and members should bring items for auction

Parents Without Partners First National Bank Sue Morgan Japan

Police briefs report multiple thefts and a filing

A stereo system worth 200 from Tracy Martin at 1833 Vance St was stolen between 5 and unknown p.m. yesterday after a window was forced. Also missing were 20 tapes and 40 record albums. C Rose, 28, of 1610 Glenn Ave, was arrested at Reinarty Blvd and Broad St at 8 p.m. yesterday for theft of two tires from a Goodyear rear. tires valued at 10. Rose posted bond of 500 for a municipal court hearing this morning. A riding lawn mower worth 900 was taken from Ed Newman at 1108 Elwood St between 10:15 and 11 p.m. Sunday. Earlier, police received a report of a man riding a lawn mower in the 1600 block of Tytus Ave but could not locate him.

Tracy Martin Vance St C. Rose Glenn Ave Reinarty Boulevard Broad Street Goodyear Pose Ed Newman Elwood St Tytus Avenue

Free Beltone hearing aid offer advert

An ad by Beltone Electronics promotes a free non-operating miniature hearing aid mailed to readers at no cost or obligation. The device weighs under one ounce and is worn at the ear, with discreet home use and privacy. Request goes to Dept. 9878, Beltone Electronics, Chicago IL.

Beltone Beltone Electronics Victoria St Chicago

Bike-A-Thon nears 100 percent pledges as funds rise

Total pledged 18153.38, 17942.11 turned in this morning, 98.8 percent. Event chairman William Teager says expectations reach 100 percent, with prizes at next Middletown-Butler County American Cancer Society luncheon. Last year 90 percent collected. funds support grants, research, education, service, and rehabilitation.

William Teager Middletown-Butler County American Cancer Society Forest Hills Teager

Optimists Install Officers and Charter in Mason

Monroe resident Tom Howell was installed as ident of the Optimist Club at Kings Island Inn along with George Bradley Art Netherly as vice presidents Henry Brumberg as secretary treasurer Des Benjamin John Jordan and Brumberg as board members. The Optimist Club of Mason received its charter this year, founded by the Monroe club, with a dance following the ceremony.

Monroe Tom Howell Eway Court Optimist Club Ohio Thomas Frazier Kings Island Inn George Bradley Art Netherly Henry Brumberg Des Benjamin John Jordan Brumberg Optimist Club of Mason Mason Club Monroe Club

Camden Council Considers New Water and Sewer Rates

Village Council votes to draft legislation for higher water and sewer charges proposed by the Board of Public Affairs. Minimums would rise to 2.25 and 3.15 for water and sewer, from 3.50 and 5.50, with a grain mill owner dissenting over the impact on his business.

Camden Board of Public Affairs Ted Buell Tim Williams Everett Fahrenholz

Retired Persons and teachers meet in Middletown

The Middletown Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association will hold a 2 p.m. meeting Thursday in the Middletown Public Library community room. Clifford G. Baker will present The Glory Days of Radio, with greeters Helen Denzer and Bernice Fitzgerald and hostesses Alva Bell, Norma Imhoff, and Effie Prater. A brunch at Benjamin's in Franklin Square follows on Monday, Nov. 22 at 9:30 a.m. The cost is $2.50. reservations via Mildred Kinnamon at 422 5244. Transportation help line: Louise Brewer at 424 1073.

Middletown American Association of Retired Persons National Retired Teachers Association Middletown Public Library Clifford G. Baker The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Baker Helen Denzer Bernice Fitzgerald Alva Bell Norma Imhoff Effie Prater Benjamin's Franklin Square Geri Hart Mildred Kinnamon Louise Brewer

Class of 1957 Middletown High plans reunion meeting

The Middletown High School class of 1957 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Carol Newkirk s home to plan a summer 1977 reunion Michigan joined the Union as the 26th state on January 26 1837 with Lansing as its capital.

Middletown High School Carol Newkirk Michigan Lansing

Italian Dinner in Memory of Cecil Hunter at Legion Post

A Nov 28 Italian dinner at American Legion Post 218 Auditorium honors Cecil Hunter Jr. from Middletown High, who died Nov 2. Butler County Heart Association hosts the event with student volunteers, Sister Jean Sora as entertainment, and proceeds funding heart disease programs. Tickets are 3 dollars adults and 1.5 dollars under 12.

Cecil Hunter American Legion Post 218 Butler County Heart Association Imogene Powell Middletown Cecil Hunter Jr Ann Slezak Jean Sora OSF

Building contracts show 21 percent drop in September

Butler County construction activity in September fell 21 percent, while the nine month total for 1976 reached 103 million dollars, up from 74.6 million a year earlier. Non-residential work rose 20 percent in September while residential contracts declined.

Butler County F.W. Dodge Division McGraw-Hill Co

Accountants group to meet in Dayton on Tuesday

The National Association of Accountants will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday November 16 at the Engineers Club in Dayton. Robert R. Schuldt vice president corporate employee development and compensation will speak on Performance Appraisal.

National Association of Accountants Engineers’ Club Dayton Robert R. Schuldt

Derailed freight ties up Owingsville water danger

In Owingsville Kentucky salvage crews labored through the night to clear a derailed 35 car freight train from Stepstone Creek after about 25 cars derailed near the town five miles south of the water plant. Four thousand gallons of sulfuric acid leaked from a punctured car as repairs aimed to restore 400 feet of damaged track by morning.

Owingsville, Ky Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Stepstone Creek Owingsville Bath County Charlie Martin

Scouts Explore Mirango Cave Weekend Adventure

Nine members of Scout Troop 88 sponsored by the Aeronca Management Club spent a weekend spelunking in Mirango Cave Mirango Indiana. They toured commercial passages and explored unlit areas by flashlight then spent the night underground. Participants included David and Paul Collins Dan Frisby Joe Helton Curt Lawson Greg Morrison Doug Reiser Blake Roberts and Jeff Swartzbaugh with Tim Leichtmann in charge and Vernon Helton assisting. Upcoming activities include a cold weather campout Citizenship in the Community merit badge sessions and the annual Christmas party and court of honor. Bob Hannah is scoutmaster.

Scout Troop 88 Aeronca Mangement Club Mirango Ind David and Paul Collins Dan Frisby Joe Helton Curt Lawson Greg Morrison Doug Reiser Blake Roberts Jeff Swartzbaugh Tim Leichtmann Vernon Helton Bob Hannah

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Donald Schirmer F Lever County Health Board Jackson Elizabeth Butler David Smith Cancer Society Verity Hall Middletown Hospital National Charlotte Tibbs Clarence On White Kennedy Subdivision the Heart Association Tytus Ave Myer's Limited Russell L. Malcolm Stephen B. Goodlett Lorrain Fitzwater Katherine Wright Dodds Monuments Verity Pkwy 14Th Ave Woodside Comet Kentucky J.C. Fizer Betty’s Tiffany White Swan Fairfield N. University Blvd Boy Scouts Cave National Selected Morticians M‘coy-Leffler Funeral Home
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