Changes In Blood Plan Attracts Few Local Families
Two changes aim to boost participation in the Community Blood Center program. The program now includes hemophilia and leukemia patients in the group plan, and renewals cover parents and parents-in-law. Yet about half of area families remain uncovered, with church groups notably underrepresented.
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JOY Jones Journal
Community Blood Center
Richard Redelberger
Redelberger
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
Jacksonburg United
Middletown
Aeronca
Armco
Black Clawson
Carlisle
Jaycees Donor Club
Carlisle Area
Jaycees Group Blood Assurance Plan
Franklin Jaycees
Franklin Rotary Club
Fraternal Order of Police
Hill's Department Store
Jacksonburg United Methodist Church
Magnode Products
Manchester
Injunction Issued Against Two Stores in Middle Town Center
Hamilton Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer issued a preliminary injunction halting two businesses at the Middle Town shopping center from certain activities. The judge did not rule on the broader case today and the matter remains unresolved.
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Hamilton — Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Weidauw
Esco Distributing Co
Miles Fabrics
Cramer
Lewis Street
Bachman Tract
Kittyhawk Investment, Ltd
Dayton
Kittyhawk
Car Hit By Train Damages Vehicle After Near-Miss
A 1970 car driven by Terri Hill of Miamisburg was struck by a Penn Central train near First Avenue and Logan Street, destroying the car while the engineer and brakeman were uninjured. Hill exited safely after the vehicle stalled on the tracks. A prior Monday incident involved a crossing with a stalled car and an ankle injury to Cecillie King.
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Penn Central
First Avenue
Logan Street
Terri Hill
Miamisburg
Miss Hill
George Steinmetz
Cincinnati
R. C
Byron Veidt
Alexandria Road
Central Avenue
Cecillie King
Flemming Road
Hylton Seeks Recount in Warren County Clerk Race
Incumbent Democrat Al Hylton requesting a recount after losing to Republican Paul Harrison 13,316 to 12,932 in the Warren County clerk of courts race. Officials said recount to proceed Monday across all 66 precincts. recount fee set at 10 dollars per precinct.
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Lebanon
al Hylton
Warren County
Paul Harrison
Warren County Board of Elections
Hylton
Recycling Center Closed Tomorrow for Thanksgiving Observance
The Middletown Recycling Center on Tytus Ave will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Thanksgiving and reopen for regular hours Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Currently the center operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only.
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Middletown
Tytus Ave
Man Killed At Eaton Construction Site
Eaton Ohio AP report says 29 year old Dick Wolford of near Greenville died after falling 50 feet from a grain silo under construction when roof rafters collapsed during the accident.
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Eaton, Ohio
Dick Wolford
Greenville
Newspapers as Living Textbooks Take Hold at McKinley
McKinley Middle School educators Mary Apgar and Miriam Miller promote newspaper use in classrooms after attending an Ohio Newspaper Association seminar at Atwood Lake Lodge. They aim to integrate current papers into curricula from elementary to high school, leveraging ads, headlines, and comics to teach reading, writing, math, and art.
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Mary Apgar
Miriam Miller
Ohio Newspaper Association
Atwood Lake Lodge
Deltroy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Miss Apgar
Miss Miller
Journal
Middletown
Association
No Request Yet For School Tax Recount
The Butler County Board of Elections reports no formal recount request yet for the Middletown 7.9 percent school levy. Deadline for a recount is 4 p.m. today and a letter with details must be filed, with $10 per precinct. the board would recount all precincts including Warren County if requested. The Middletown school board previously set a December 14 special election if the levy is rejected.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Elections
Middletown
Butler County Elections ‘Board
Warren County
Middletown School Board
Gas Rates In Middletown Cut By 1 Percent
Cincinnati Gas & Electric cuts residential gas prices in Middletown by 1 percent per thousand cubic feet, lowering the rate to 20.25 cents per cf for bills after December 10, with savings up to 32 cents monthly for typical home use. City commissioners also reviewed liquor permit changes for Reed Campbell and a transfer for Davey’s Pony Keg, approving the latter and delaying action on the former.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown
Cg&e
Reed Campbell
Campbell
Campbell’s Corner
S. Main St
James Howerton
Corral
Tytus Ave
Germantown Road
Stephen Gulinski
Germantown
Davey
Family in Middletown remembers tragedy and kindness
A letter read at the City Commission meeting thanked Middletown residents for acts of kindness after the Williams family of Ohio City was struck by a brakeless car on Grand Avenue and Kensington Street during a weekend trip. Robert Williams, 36, and Pamela Williams, 2, died. three other family members were hospitalized. The letter from Rev Samuel Brewster praised Good Samaritans including a nurse who offered to call a minister and a motel waitress who assisted with the children.
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Grand Avenue
Kensington Street
Robert ‘Williams
Pamela
Middletown
City Commission
Robert Williams
Ohio City
Samuel Brewster
Brewster
America
Holiday deadlines announced for the newsroom
The Early Paper says Thanksgiving schedules shift with deadlines moved up. Local news must be in by 10 a.m., sports by 8:30, and women's pages by today. Classified ads can be removed from tomorrow's edition by calling before 9 a.m.
Prompt Action In Time Of Loss
Insurance ad highlighting Miller Insurance agents Marty Miller Vic LeRoy Donald Slusher and Mike Miller offering fast help when needed most. Emphasizes responding to loss with policyholder support and independent agent coverage.
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Miller Insurance
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Mike Miller
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Joan S. Carew
Aimay
Eaton
McKinley
McKinley Middle School
Sheckler
Jack Thornton
Miller
Pony
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