North Butler Junior Miss pageant scheduled for Saturday
The North Butler County Junior Miss pageant takes place Saturday at Middletown High School beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 2.50 at the door. Judges include Jim Getz of Rogers Jewelers and local educators. the winner and runners up will be chosen on interview, arts, poise, and scholastic criteria.
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Butler County
Middletown High School
Manchester Inn
Jim Getz
Rogers Jewelers
Billie Farris
Franklin High School
William Saunders
Middletown
Middletown Elementary School Study Panel Meets Tuesday
A public meeting of the Elementary School Study Committee will be held Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Cincinnati Gas & Electric auditorium. The 50 member group, part of the Community Education Study by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce, invites residents to share curriculum concerns and hear a program on primary reading methods by Rossella Harper and Norma Pugh. The committee has been visiting all 15 district elementary schools, with a chamber report due early next year.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown Area
Marcia Leighton
Butler County Heart Association Dinner Benefits Memory of Cecil Hunter Jr
The Heart Association dinner will be Sunday at the American Legion Post 218 Auditorium from noon to 6 pm with Italian foods and pastries. Adults pay 3 dollars and children under 12 pay 1.50. carry outs available. Tickets at The Clock and other local outlets. Proceeds honor Cecil Hunter Jr., Middletown High School football player who died Nov. 2. Local students help serve. Sister Jean Sora, OSF, will perform.
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Butler County Heart Association
American Legion Post 218
Ann Slezak
Tytus Ave
the Heart Association
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
Myers’ Limited
Middletown
Stephen B Goodlett
Russell L. Malcolm
Raymond W. Brown
Middletown High School
Cecil Hunter Jr
Jean Sora
OSF
Doty House Receives First State Construction Payment
Doty House at 4710 Timber Trail Drive received a 132,669 state check from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation as the initial payment toward the 834,661 expansion project. The state contributes 417,330 with local funds raised this year. Exterior work largely complete, roof near gym area, interior finishing to occur through winter. Completion expected early June to expand facilities, enrollment, and programs for handicapped youngsters.
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Doty House
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Timber Trail Drive
Henry C. Meece Jr
Grandmother from Salem wins top Ohio Lottery prize
Angela E. Jackson, a 72 year old Salem grandmother, won $250,000 in the Ohio Lottery Pot O Gold game. She plans to bank the winnings and donate to charity while her husband is a retired machine shop foreman. Other prizes went to Nancy Pack, Velma Dawson, Evans Long Jr, Howard Bailey, and Elbert Lee Reese.
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Cleveland
Salem
Ohio Lottery
Angela E. Jackson
Jackson
Norman
Nancy Pack
Troy
Velma Dawson
Cincinnati
Evans Long Jr
East Cleveland
Howard C. Bailey
Russell, Ky
Elbert Lee Reese
Douglas W. Reed
Richard T. Avery Sr
Pearl L. Singleton
Lawmaker Seeks Input On Product Liability Insurance
District representative Kindness urges residents and business owners to share experiences with product liability and medical malpractice insurance as hearings on the issue are planned by the House Small Business Committee early in the next Congress. Send information by year end to Rose Guyer at 1440 Longworth H.O.B. Washington DC 20515.
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Eee
Thomas Seen
Henatien
Subcommittee On Commodities and Services
House of Representatives Small Business
Longworth H.O.B
Death notices of Thompson and Boggs reported in Franklin area
William Alfred Thompson 65 of 790 Thomas Road died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after extended cardiac illness. Retired 1971 after 38 years with Armco Steel metal products division. Survived by wife Alma two sons William and Robert a brother and four grandchildren. Easter Boggs 63 of 4038 Pennyroyal Road died last night after six months illness. Survived by two brothers and three sisters. Services Monday at Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodhill Cemetery.
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William Alfred Thompson
Thomas Road
Middletown Hospital
Monroe
Thompson
Armco Steel Corp
Metal Products Division
Alma
William
Middletown
Robert
Cummings, Ga
Boyd Thompson
Lespurdsville
Franklin
Woodhill Cemetery
City cases listed for grand jury
Butler County grand jury will consider cases bound over from Middletown Municipal Court. From Dayton Stanley Rollins faces grand theft and John Wesley Mills aggravated trafficking of heroin. From Cleveland Jeffery Winfield possession of a dangerous ordnance and concealed weapon. From Middletown Tim Mullen felonious passing bad checks three counts Elizabeth Dunn felonious assault Charles Nelson Cantrell trafficking in drugs. From Cincinnati Robert Felder aggravated robbery two counts.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Dayton
Stanley Rollins
John Wesley Mills
Cleveland
Jeffery Winfield
Tim Mullen
Yankee Road
Elizabeth Dunn
Young
Rufus
Cincinnati
Robert Felder
Purse stolen from car of Tina Crockett at Stanley Street
A purse containing 250 dollars was taken from Tina Crockett's car parked at the rear of 607 Stanley Street last night, police said.
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Tina Crockett
Hill Ave
Stanley St
Which Way dramatization at Franklin First Baptist Church
The King's Players from Liberty Baptist College Lynchburg Va present Which Way a drama about modern life at First Baptist Church Franklin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 9:15 a.m. plus 7 p.m. Sunday. Director is Helen Ritchie Lloyd. The church sits at 16 West Second Street.
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Franklin
King's Players of
Liberty Baptist College
Lynchburg
First Baptist Church
Second St
Helen Ritchie Lloyd
Liberty College
United States
Apparent burglary averted at Moose Lodge on Main St
A lone man was found inside the Moose lodge by Ruth Lovelace at about 2:30 a.m. He fled, losing a shoe. a police dog found a suspect hat and $17 cash was reported missing. The entry is believed to have been via the basement.
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S. Main St
Ruth Lovelace
Lemon Township
Middletown
Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Awards Open to Seniors
Applications mailed to area high schools for the Soroptimist Foundation Youth Citizenship Award sponsored by the Soroptimist Club with Mary Lord as committee chair. Awards range from savings bonds to district and regional prizes capped by a $1,500 regional best among 17 winners. Jeffrey Alan Back, Middletown High School, won last year’s district prize.
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Soroptimist Foundation
Soroptimist Club
Mary Lord
Jeffrey Alan Back
Middletown High School
Ex-governor Hall begins three year bribery sentence
Former Oklahoma Gov. David Hall reports to Swift Trail Federal Prison Camp in Arizona to start a three year bribery conspiracy term. He was convicted in March 1975 of offering a 25000 dollar bribe to ex Oklahoma Secretary of State John Rogers to influence a 10 million state funds investment with a Dallas firm.
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Safford, Ariz
Oklahoma
David Hall
Swift Trail
Hall
John Rogers
Rogers
Dallas
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Cincinnati Floors, Inc
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Middletown High
MHS Musical Arts Associates
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Tae
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Bud) Steller
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