Middletown Civic joins United Way for 50th anniversary drive
The Middletown Civic Association shifts to United Way One of A Series to fund 18 agencies amid five years of cuts. A campaign kick off October 1, chaired by Harry Holiday and Frank Myers, aims for 838303 dollars with corporate pledges offsetting needs. The drive includes a 16mm film shown citywide during the month.
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Joy Jones
Middletown Civic Association
Jacob Seibold
The
Civic Association
George M. Verity
Verity
American Rolling Mill Co
Armco
Middletown
United Way
Seibold
Civic
Harry Holiday
Frank Myers
Boy Scouts
Butler County Children’s Home
Butler County Mental Health Association
Doty House
Family Service
Fresh Air
Girl Scouts
Junior Achievement
Public Health Nursing Association
Red Cross, Safety Council
Salvation Army
Senior Citizens
Veterans’ Service Center
YMCA
Yteens
Home for girls Start up nearing new group home
Jim Ryan, director, says plans for a girls group home at 1911 Tytus Ave move forward after final houseparent screening and lease signing expected Monday. Prospective couples from 26 applicants will house six girls for 6500 dollars yearly with room and board. Alternatives Inc. will operate the home under a LEAA grant approved in June as inspections proceed and licensing requirements are met.
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Karen Garloch
Jim Ryan
Home For Girls
Ryan
Ohio
Tytus Ave
Martin A Rush
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Irma Sandage
Family Services
Butler County, Inc
Martha Heaton
Butler County
Hamilton
John Mills
Elwood St
County
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Health Department
Ocsaid
Alternatives, Inc
Wright’s revival as a radio host in Lexington
Dale Wright aka Harlan Riffe, once a teen recording star and Dick Clark associate, returns in Lexington to a radio talk show on WNVL. After hospital pneumonia, he promotes audience interaction and charity requests, delivering ad libbed segments and spotlighting hospital gifts for ill children.
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Dorothy Damele
Journal
Dale Wright
Wnvl Radio
Lexington
Middletown Hospital
Wright
Martha Riffe
Manchester Road
Florida
Harlan Riffe
Dick Clark
Bob Braun
Ryle
Wkrc-Tv
Cincinnati
Chuck Connors
Clark
Lemon- Monroe
College- Conservatory of Music
Lexington Television People
Ruth Lyons
Parents act on own in Barstow death of diabetic boy
The Rev Gary Yost of Middletown says national Assembly of God repudiates links to Wesley Parker 11 who died after his parents stopped insulin in Barstow California. His father left a Barstow church over demonology concerns while a visiting faith healer prayed for the boy.
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Gary Yost
First Assembly of God Church
Ronald Drive
National Church
Wesley Parker
Barstow
California
Lawrence Parker
Middletown
William H. Robertson
Southern California
District Council of
Assemblies of God, Inc
Robertson
Gary) Nash
Calif
Nash
Parkers
Assembly of God
Parker
Wesley
Yost
Middletown Church
Christian Assembly of God Church
J.O. Rosenberg
Trenton-Franklin Road
Night clerk beaten at Howard Johnson's Motel
The night clerk Sam Harken of Middletown was beaten at Howard Johnson's Motel at Ohio 122 and I-75 early this morning. An intruder entered posing as a guest, opened fire with a gun, forced Harken behind the counter, and fled with cash from the register. A second man entered and kicked Harken seeking more money.
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Howard Johnson
Ohio 122
I-75
Jim Wyatt
Sam Harken
Middletown
Harken
Thieves Hit New House Site Again
A weed mower worth 500 dollars was stolen from a new house under construction at 4570 Eck Road in Franklin. Deputies found no suspects or vehicle at the scene after 11 p.m. investigation led by the Butler County sheriff's office. Earlier this week a tractor was stolen from the same site.
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Eck Road
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Lovelace Development
Shaker Road
Franklin
Ed Lovelace
Middletown Symphony Announces 1973 74 Season On Sale
Tickets go on sale Monday for the Middletown Symphony Orchestra six concert season. Adult season tickets cost 12.50, children 5, seniors 5, family 27.50. Includes Oct 28 performance by Gary Graffman. Single concert tickets are 5. Season opens Oct 13 with Sally Traub Lewin. Remaining: Nov 24 Linda Price, Jan 26 Dayton Ballet, Mar 2 Pirates of Penzance, Apr 20 Reinart Awards winners. Most concerts Saturdays 8 p.m. Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Graffman Sunday 7:30 p.m.
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Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Douglas Kanitz
Euclid St
Readmore
Sennet’s
Lewis Drugs
Gary Graffman
Sally Traub Lewin
Louisville
Hamilton
Linda Price
Dayton Ballet Company
Gilbert and Sullivan
Reinart
Graffman
Dave Finkelman
Bank acquires former J and J bowling lanes site
The First National Bank of Middletown bought 2909 S Main St Butler County in a sheriff sale. The former J and J bowling lanes sold for 240000 with appraised value 300000. The mortgage holder Sports Enterprise Inc. received a 290000 judgment. no money changes hands as mortgage holder and buyer are the same. The building now hosts the Fraternal Order of Eagles which also bid.
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The
First National Bank of Middletown
S. Main St
Butler County Sheriff's
First National
Sports Enterprise Inc
Gillespie
Sheriff's Civil Division
Order of Eagles
Middletown Police Probe Death After Earlier Disturbance
Middletown police investigate a death reported after an earlier disturbance. The victim died at 10 13 a m after admission to Middletown Hospital. No other details are available.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton Deaths Perry Rutherford 88
Perry Rutherford aged 88 of 1808 Morey Avenue died recently at home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Webb.
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Hamilton
Perry Rutherford
Morey Ave
Webb
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Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
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Bud) Steller Mor
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Wilmington
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