Butler County Mental Health Plan Approved for 1975 76
The Ohio Department of Mental Health approved Butler County's community plan for fiscal year 1975 76. Executive Director John O Bryan announced a per capita and state funded mix, with $524 824 from local levies and $182 616 from federal grants and patient fees. Budget allocations include grants to 12 agencies such as the Butler County Mental Health Center and Ohio related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Butler County
John O’ Bryan
James Rhodes
O'Bryan
Alcoholism Council
Butler County Board of Education
Butler County Mental Health Center
Butler County Youth Service Bureau
Fairfield
Zoning change endorsed by Trenton Planning Commission
Trenton Planning Commission recommends to City Council a zoning change for an 86.8 area as City Manager Rolfe notes preliminary discussions. In other actions the commission grants a permanent liquor agency permit at 110 E. State St and approves several business moves and openings on E. State St including Bake beauty shop 218-220, Volz ceramics at 212, and Griffis Body Life Figure Salon moving from 108 to 126 E. State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Rolfew
Catel
State Liquor Agency
E. State St
Michael W. Bake
Aberdeen Dun
Bonnie Volz
Fairfield
Robert J. Griffis
Body Life Figure
E. State
Rounding up Middletown and area obituaries
Multiple local obituaries and funeral notices from Middletown and surrounding towns. Claude L Mondy 50 of Elkton Ky died at Veterans Administration Hospital Cincinnati after Sept 6 membership in American Legion and Disabled American Veterans. Carl E Schubert 85 Middletown land appraiser died Middletown Hospital. Dale M Shockey 79 Middletown died at home after Aug 20 hospitalization with extensive survivors listed. Eveartt L Banta 78 Lebanon died after extended illness at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. LEBANON Heights nursing home resident Earl R Brehm 70 Hamilton parent of Middletown residents died at Colligan Funeral Home. Betty Lou Taylor 17 Camden died at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Future Homemakers of America member. Burial and service details follow for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lee Mondy
Woodlawn Ave
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cincinnati
Mr. Mondy
Elkton
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Blind Veterans Association
Iving
Willie
Elkton, Ky
Willie Jr
Ruthel Etheridge
Middletown
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Dale M. Shockey
Brown Ave
Middletown Hospital
van Wert Corp
Eagles Lodge
Mary
Delores Gomin
Robert
Mervin
Glenn
Charles
Lloyd
Detroit
Ruth Wilde
New Paris
Lebanon
Eveartt L. Banta
Mulberry St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Earl R. Brehm
Hamilton
Betty Evans
Mildred
Colligan Funeral Home
Monroe Jaycees Chartered in Monroe
The Monroe Jaycees received official charter status as a new chapter. Denny Luksic was elected temporary president after 25 members joined to qualify. The next meeting is Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Congress Inn with more members needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
the Jaycees
Denny Luksic
Congress Inn
Luksic
Wallace delays presidential bid announcement
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace will postpone announcing his presidential candidacy while on a fact finding and goodwill tour of Western Europe, an aide said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Western
Europe
Valley View Teacher Files 700000 Civil Rights Suit
English teacher James H. Boeckman of Valley View High School sues the Valley View school board Superintendent Richard Jordan and Germantown Press editor Delores Grunwald in U S District Court Dayton seeking 700000 in damages over a continuing contract denial tied to a letter Grunwald allegedly published Boeckman also faces a separate Montgomery County suit against Grunwald and Germantown Press alleging the letter harmed his career outcomes Grunwald contends the letter was a personal response not a publication by the Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Valley View High School
U.S
Dayton
Valley View School Board
Richard Jordan
Delores Grunwald
Germantown Press
Grunwald
Boeckman
Val View
Kuhn
Montgomery County Common Court
Two Women Arrested on Child Neglect Charges in Butler County
Two women were arrested on child neglect charges after nine children in their care were placed with the Butler County Welfare Department. An 11 year old son reported being left unattended since Monday, with one caregiver watching only briefly, as police found a messy unsanitary apartment. A Domestic Relations Court in Hamilton will set a hearing on the neglect charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Welfare
Cora McGuire
Freedom Court
JoAnn Collinsworth
Mrs Mary Edna Walterhus Dies in Indianapolis Obituary Correction
Mary Edna Walterhus 82 formerly of Middletown died Tuesday in Indianapolis. An obituary mislisted her as Mary Walterhus. Also listed under Hamilton deaths are Joseph Below 66 of 1007 Chase Ave with services Friday at 10 a.m. Norman Cooper 75 of 160 Progress Ave with services today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edna Walterhus
Middletown
Indianapolis
Mary Walterhus
Hamilton
Joseph Below
Chase Ave
Webb
Norman Cooper
Progress Ave
Campbell
Career exploration groups aim to guide teens into paths
Marion C. Dietrich of Cummins Engine Co told about 40 business and professional leaders at the Manchester Inn that teens face a 100 000 hour decision choosing a career. The program expands from engineering to police data processing aviation nursing and more with a goal of 60 posts reaching about 500 youths in the Mound Builders Area Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion C. Dietrich
Dietrich
Cumminsngine Co
Columbus
Manchester Inn
Harry Holiday
Armco Steel Corp
Holiday
Mound Area
Tion
Mound Builders Area Council
Joe Ferguson
Lebanon seeks repeal of pinball ban ordinance
Lebanon council may repeal the ban on pinball machines after Bob Tanner of Forest Park urged passage of an ordinance. Tanner, who runs businesses with indoor miniature golf and electronic games, argued the machines are for amusement and a family-friendly activity despite state law prohibiting cash or free-game payoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Bob Tanner
Forest Park
Council
Tanner
Pool hall blaze damages Franklin pool hall on Fourth Street
Fire at the 14 Club, a pool hall at 14 East Fourth Street, caused extensive damage after starting on the second floor. Fire Chief Howard Harville called the blaze very suspicious and noted multiple remodels created hidden spaces. two people were seen fleeing as crews fought the fire for about three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
14 Club
Fourth St
Howard Harville
Harville
Wildwood PTO Hosts Get Acquainted Coffee
The Wildwood PTO sponsors a parents coffee for newly enrolled students on September 17 at 10 a.m. in the school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Pto
Wildwood
Drug store history recalled in Middletown talk
Middletown Historical Society heard about the Golden Age of Drug Stores from retired pharmacist Kirtley Ervin at the Middletown Public Library. He described 1800s through early 1900s practices with patent medicines and narcotics before the 1914 narcotics act, noting early stores opened in 1852 by Weisbrodt and later by Dr Baumgartner at Central Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirtley Ervin
Middletown Historical Society
Middletown
Ervin
Weisbrodt
Jack Fay
Dr. Baumgartner
Chillicothe
Central Avenue
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Education
Family Service
Hamilton Board of Mental Health Center
Together
Forensic Psychiatry Center
Children’s Diagnostic Center
Doty House
Claude Mondy
Carl Schubert
Carl Emil Schubert
S. Main St
Schubert
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
Imo
Josephine Newton
Audrey Slade
Cornthwaite
Ida Wassum
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Dale Shockey
Eveartt Banta
Laura Venn
Missee
Zain
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
William Bernard
Waynesville Heights
Suella Delp
Carlisle
Beulah McEnaney
Minneapolis
Betty Cook
Waynesville
Wallace
Elwyn
West Carrollton
Kettering
Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Earl Brehm
Bertha Knoth
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Meyer & Boehmer
Betty Taylor
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
The
Journal
Valley View
James H. Boeckman
Central Ave
Explorer
Wildwood Pto Coffee
Miss i
First Avenue
Middletown Library
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Rula
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