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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1976

Page

2

Turkey Bowl reunion game brings old Middletown friends together

The 10th annual Turkey Bowl at Amanda Middle School kicks off Saturday noon. Players come from Middletown and surrounding towns to reunite with friends, share memories, and cap the holiday weekend with flag turning to tackle football, movie viewings, and card games after the game. Notable attendees span Trenton, Monroe, Cincinnati, Chicago and beyond, with several not returning this year due to family.

Amanda Middle School Middletown Bob

Lemon Township 4-H Club Honors and Awards Ceremony

Lemon Township 4-H clubs honored the LeSourdsville Dynamites the Lemon Township Rabbit Club and Sew What's Cooking. Mary Bene Ruth Ann Zecher Jean Farmer and Shirley Tolson received national awards and Anne Farmer and Mary Bene dress revue. Nancy Roell Drew McCartt state fair trip winners. Lynn Roell Junior Fair Board two year term. Five Year Awards went to Linda Brunswick Cheryl Cottrell Anne Farmer and Shirley Tolson. Sew What's Cooking and Lemon Township Rabbit Club earned standard awards. Every 4-H member received an award and a completion certificate presented by Pat Eisenmann.

LeSourdsville Dynamites Lemon Township Rabbit Club Mary Bene Ruth Ann Zecher Jean Farmer Shirley Tolson Anne Farmer Nancy Roell Drew McCartt Junior Fair Board Lynn Roell Fashion Board Linda Brunswick Cheryl Cottrell Standard Club

City Court Fines Four For Careless Driving

Four motorists were fined 50 dollars each for careless driving yesterday by Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb. The offenders include James Mullins 57 of 8668 Pleasant Valley Road Camden Roger Williams 18 of 6440 West Alexandria Road Robert Landrum 23 of 2220 Fernwood St and Donald Peck 29 of 6078 Valleybrook Drive. Betty Keeton 43 of 1811 Clarendon Ave was fined 50 for failure to maintain an assured clear distance. Kenneth Meehan 29 of 19 Renee Drive was fined 50 for following too close. Larry Keeton 20 of 617 Malvern St forfeited a 100 bond for excessive noise. Scott McClure 82 of 355 McClure Road Lebanon forfeited 50 for failure to yield on a left turn.

J. T. Lamb James Mullins Pleasant Valley Road Camden Roger Williams Alexandria Road Robert Landrum Fernwood St Donald Peck Valleybrook Drive Betty Keeton Clarendon Ave Kenneth Meehan Renee Drive Larry Keeton Malvern St Scott McClure McClure Road Lebanon

St Mary's Institute to University of Dayton evolution

St Mary's Institute, founded in Dayton in 1850, evolved into the present University of Dayton as part of its historical transformation.

St. Mary’s Institute Dayton University of Dayton

Vital Statistics Births and Dismissals Noted

Births include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Davyl Cox at 8063 Preblewood Drive and a bay for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Profitt at 1717 Sunset St. Dismissals list Mrs. Virginia Dokas, Thomas Hall, and Mrs. Ervin Hatton among others. hospital patient number 424-1871 referenced for David Rupe.

Davyl Cox Preblewood Drive Girl W Y Paul D. Profitt Sunset St Bay Virginia Dokas Howard Ave Thomas R. Hall August Ave Ervin Hatton Franklin Gregory Perkins Philip Perkins Bryant St Timothy Harris James Harris Trenton Natasha Sloan Ronald Sloan Sr Baker Court Paul Swann Robert Swann Lafayette Ave Mandy Watson Larry Watson Sheffield St

Hamilton Deaths Ceil L Flinn and Arthur Bryant

Ceil L. Flinn 78 of 618 Hayes Avenue and Arthur L. Bryant 65 of 935 Allen Avenue have services at 10 a.m. Saturday. The notices list funeral arrangements and the associated funeral homes Zettler and Campbell.

Hamilton Ceil L. Flinn Hayes Ave Zettler Arthur L Jake”’ Bryant Allen Ave Campbell

179 Lot Development Planned in Franklin Subdivision

Franklin Planning Commission allowed Oberer Development Co to proceed with a 165 acre 179 lot subdivision on the south side of Lower Springboro Road near Clearcreek South. They required two southward road easements and $50 000 in escrow toward a future bridge to Lower Springboro Road. Extension of Stephen Drive and future access issues for nearby parcels were discussed and deferred.

Springboro Mound Steel Corp Concrete Technology Inc Village Planning Commission John Peeler Mound Steel Peeler Franklin—City Planning Commission Clearcreek South Oberer Development Co Dayton Lower Springboro Road Gorsuch Road Eichholz Oberer Clearcreek Jeffrey Dewitt Calmes Sandy Ohio 741 Franklin Commission Stephen Drive Warren County Henderson Turf Farm Weidner Road Commission Fred Pursley Ohio Bob Campbell Rita Henderson

Butler County Recorder's Office Moves to New Administration Building

The Butler County recorder's office will be closed to services on Monday and Tuesday while moving from the courthouse to the new administration building. Only paper reception will occur. records and copy services resume Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the office on the building's second floor.

Hamilton Butler County Recorder's Office Jean M. Blazer The Recorder’s Office

Judge David Black Faces Refiled DWI Charge

A DWI charge against Butler County domestic relations judge David Black was refiled after a Camden ordinance was ruled invalid. The pre trial hearing was set for 10 a m December 8 in Eaton Municipal Court with John Perry, Camden prosecuting attorney, stating cases under the invalid ordinance are now filed under state law.

Eaton David Black Butler County Eaton Municipal Camden John Perry

United Telephone Co Wins 16.9 Million Rate Increase

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved United Telephone Co a Mansfield based firm and Ohio third largest provider of telephone service a 16.9 million rate increase or 8.29 percent return on earnings and investments The move covers 1975 and affects about 345000 Ohioans in 52 counties The ruling came as a settlement signed by all three PUCO commissioners Also PUCO announced a separate fuel adjustment review for Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co with a Dec 9 hearing to probe coal cost handling and possible refunds.

Murphy Peeler Commission James Pattillo Mound Steel Ora B. Lovely & Heldon, Inc Columbus, Ohio United Telephone Co Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO Public Utilities United Ohio Ohio Bell and General Telephone Co Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co

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