Middletown Hosts Successful First Bivalent Flu Clinic
Lines wound around a Townhouse high rise as about 1,000 people were immunized at the city’s first bivalent swine flu clinic. Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen reported strong turnout, better than earlier monovalent clinics, with a second clinic planned at J Ross Hunt Towers.
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Asmussen
J Ross Hunt Towers
Clinton Street
Red Cross
REACT
Ponderosa
N. Verity Parkway
Journal
Albert Chamberlain
Hamilton
Alex Donahoe
Germantown Road
Butler County
Ohio Department of Health
John Ackerman
Robert Lever
Middletown
Obituary Roundup Deaths from Middletown to Tazewell
Lexton Earl Ellington 81 of Blue Ball died at home. George M. Rodefer Sr. 68 of Middletown died at home. Charles R K Bob Schneider 68 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital. J B Collins 33 of Dayton found dead from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Eva Myers 69 of Morristown Tenn. died at Doctors Hospital Morristown. Charles G Kraus 90 of Hamilton's Smith Road area listed with service details. Graveside and funeral arrangements noted for each, with multiple survivors and governing funeral homes.
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Lexton
Earl Ellington
Roosevelt Ave
Blue Ball
Maude
Willa Crabtree
Lexington
Gertrude Back
Arnice Blair
Middletown
Shartle Brothers
Charles RK
Bob” Schneider
Grand Ave
Middletown Sand & Gravel Co
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Schneider
Amanda
American Legion
Faith United Methodist Church
Schneider
Middletown High School
Eleanor Jane
Margaret Henderson
Marilyn Minor
Monroe
Rosa Jane Archibald
Lisle
Springboro
J. B. Collins
Walnut Place
Westbrook
Wayne Ave
Dayton
Germantown Cemetery
Collins
Scott Swope
Warren County
Patricia
Suzanne
John Edward
Michael Wade
Lassie Halcomb
Frank D
Cap
James
Ray
Robert
Mary Wilder
Shirley Ealey
Franklin
Eva Myers
Morristown
Tenn
Doctors’ Hospital
Myers
George
Lester Thorn Jr
Margaret Hurtt
Evelyn Brewer
Betty Stow
Arkansas
Aretta Broughton
Pineville
Ore
Delores Sheneski
Orlando
Fla
Fred Rider
Springboro Cemetery
Ray Deaton
Eaton Funeral Home
Coffey
Tazewell
Lebanon names Paul Lintner new Safety Council manager
Lebanon resident Paul A. Lintner, 33, hired as manager of the Safety Council of the Middletown Area succeeding James Schaffner. Lintner brings Kaiser Engineers safety work, police and highway patrol service, Navy, and extensive safety training to the post. He will assume duties Monday with wife Terry and two children at 907 Birchwood Drive. Robert McDade chaired the screening committee.
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Lebanon
Safety Council
Middletown
James Schaffner
Dayton
New Richmond
Ohio
Navy
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Patrol Academy
Columbus
Lebanon High School
Lintner
Terry
Birchwood Drive
Robert McDade
Ted Reeder Named Chairman of Ohio Chamber Nominating Panel
Ted Reeder administrative VP of McGraw Construction Co Ind is chosen chair of a 21 member nominating committee for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Don W Montgomery of Celina selects him Reeder will lead first meeting January 13 in Columbus The board election is set for March 16 1977 Reeder has served four two year terms on the state chamber board since joining Middletown area chamber in 1965 and becoming its president in 1967 and 1968
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Reeder
Ohio Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Gospel Concert at South Middletown Church
The Centurys six member gospel group will perform a free concert Sunday at 7 pm at the South Middletown Church of God located at Rufus Street and Bernice Avenue. The program is sponsored by the church youth and open to the public.
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The
Centurys
South Middletown Church
Ohio State completes $6 million campus project replica
Ohio State University officials completed a six million dollar campus project in Columbus Ohio. The project includes a replica of University Hall, built in 1874 as the campus’s first academic building.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
University Hall
Cramer in Good Condition After Heart Surgery
Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer is reported in good condition at Kettering Memorial Hospital and expected to be home by Monday after open heart surgery about two weeks ago, according to Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer of Middletown.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Cramer
Middletown
Bike-A-Thon pledges due by Nov 8 for prizes
The American Cancer Society Bike-A-Thon deadline approaches for all riders to turn in pledges to qualify for awards. As of now only 1717 dollars of the 18153.38 pledged are in, about 1000 dollars less than last year at this time.
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American Cancer Society
Bill Teager
Dayton Power & Light Earnings Fall 21 Percent
Dayton Power & Light Co reports a nine month period ending September 30 with net income of 31.3 million or 1.48 a share, down from 33.3 million or 1.88 a share a year earlier. Operating revenues were 928.4 million versus 269.0 million a year ago.
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Dayton Dayton Power & Light Co
President to address OSU grads at autumn commencement
Robben W. Fleming president of the University of Michigan will address graduates at Ohio State University's autumn commencement on December 9 OSU officials announced Fleming a labor consultant and former president of the National Academy of Arbitrators was elected chairman of the board of directors of the American Council on Education earlier this month The council represents more than 1300 colleges universities and educational associations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robben W. Fleming
University of Michigan
Ohio State University
OSU
Fleming
National Academy of Arbitrators
American Council On Education
Valerie Dale files bankruptcy in Dayton court
Valerie E. Dale of Germantown filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the U S District Court in Dayton listing assets of 2290 dollars and debts of 33789 dollars
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Valerie E. Dale
Germantown
U. S&s. District Court
Dayton
County judge schedules DWI hearing for David Black
A pre trial hearing on driving while intoxicated is set for November 24 in Eaton Municipal Court. The case was filed October 15 by Camden police and forwarded to Butler County domestic relations judge.
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Eaton
Eaton Municipal Court
David Black
Butler County
Camden Police
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George Rodefer
George M. Rodefer Sr
Sherman Ave
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William A
Houston
Tex
Dorothy Denisi
Jo Ann Burns
Kathi Brooks
Mary Baird
McCoy- Leffler
Herbert Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
Charles Schneider
F.W
Bill
Lewis H. Thompson
Funeral
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Charles G. Kraus
Smith Road
Brown- Dawson
Paul Lintner
Y.R. Reeder
Chamber
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N. University Blvd
Bank
Americaid
Idaho
TY Tus Ave
Middletown Journal
Teager
Verity Hall
Miown Hospital
DPAL
OSU Grads
Trinity Kiddie College
Trinity Kiddie Kollege
Central Ave
Trinity Bap. Temple Jos
Cale L. Logsdon
Logsdon
Lee McGee
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