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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1971

Page

16

Morrow Wine Festival A Very Great Success

Morrow plans for next year's Ohio Wine Festival after a successful first event that attracted about 30 000 visitors. festival chairman Warren Reed notes space limits and aims to improve, with wine showcased at Valley Vineyards drawing 5 000 tasters and local opposition fading as interest in grape growing grows. The event aims to spur community pride and regional revival while the Ohio Department of Agriculture awaits a full report.

David ZOR Valley News Morrow Ohio Warren Reed Morrow of Tomorrow Mall Reed Festival Mall Valley Vineyards Fot Ohio Department of Agriculture

Area Residents Attend Nursing School At Kettering College

Two Middletown residents and one from Springboro are among 274 students starting classes at Kettering College of Medical Arts. Linda L. Lyons, Joyce E. Springfield, and Dorothy Lee Foltz pursue first and second year nursing studies. After two years they earn an Associate in Science degree and qualify for RN certification.

Middletown Springboro The Kettering College of Medical Arts Linda L. Lyons Yankee Road Lemon Monroe High School Joyce E. Springfield 1604 Central Ave Madison High School Dorothy Lee Foltz Market ‘St Springboro High School

Petitions Seek Dismissal Of Preble Welfare Head

Eaton reports the Preble County Welfare Rights group filed a petition with 87 signatures asking for the dismissal of Elizabeth Gray, welfare director. Members urged the county commissioners to act, but officials postponed action and advised appealing to state officials. Colwell vows further steps in two weeks.

Preble Welfare Gray Joe Pierson WRO

Jobs Open Under Emergency Employment Act Plan

Franklin officials report 291400 in Warren County funds to hire unemployed residents for four public service positions. Over 30 applicants sought police officers dispatchers public works utility men and housing inspectors in two hours. Five jobs already filled under Section Five with full federal funding. six more requested under Section Six for one month locally funded.

Bernard Eichholz

Open House Set For New Franklin Building

Franklin plans an open house for its new administration and court building on Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. City council members and directors of the Franklin Municipal Building Corp will greet and guide visitors. A 2 PM flag raising by the American Legion and performances by the Franklin High School Band will highlight the afternoon. DARE will serve refreshments.

Franklin Franklin Municipal Building Corp Municipal Building Corporation American Legion Franklin High School DARE

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