Aspiring firewoman fails weight test in city exam
Susan Ward, 22, among 80 candidates at Freshman High School cafeteria, was eliminated for flunking two of five physical tests, failing to carry a 90 pound sandbag up stairs. Officials praised turnout and expect results in a week with top five later reviewed by Anvil for three hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kiesewetter
Susan Ward
Miss Ward
N. Verity Parkway
Wade E. Miller
Randy Harrison
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
William Erb
Harrison
Victor Auvil
Anvil
Multiple Obituaries and Funerals in Middletown Area
Death notices and funeral arrangements for Kenneth Nelson Moore 68 of Germantown Road and Mary Esther Shockey 76 of Brown Street, plus services for Miss Mary V Barrett and James Buckley. Regional services listed for Germantown Eaton Mt Healthy and surrounding towns with survivors and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Nelson Moore
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Moore
Raymond Bay Co
Eagles Lodge
Elsie
Lois Smith
Linda Moore
Middletown
Larry
Trenton
Joe
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ruth Fletcher
Mary Esther Shockey
Brown St
Dale
Joseph Gomin
Robert
Merwin
Glenn
Joseph Logan
Ray Taylor
Margaret Snodgrass
William Knorr
John Barr
Fort Myers
Mary V. Barrett
Mt. Healthy
Church of the Assumption
Neidhard Funeral Home
Barrett
James Buckley
Eaton
Patricia Kirby
Springboro
Church of the Visitation
New Paris
Barnes
Buckley
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Juanita
Mary Rader
College Corner
Betty Phearis
Trotwood
James L
Air Force
California
Mike
Hamilton
Nellie Thompson
el Dorado
Kramer & Moeller Funeral Home
Lewisburg
Woodside
Voter signup fizzles in Butler County open registration
Open voter registration across seven county locations drew few new voters. Edna Fath said turnout was disappointing, with 231 new registrations total. Union Township led with 152 new voters, followed by Ross Township with 51, Fairfield 19, Monroe 6, Millville 2, and Trenton 1. The deadline for November registration is October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Edna Fath
Butler County Board of Election
Union Township
Ross Township
Fairfield
Monroe
Millville
Trenton
Monroe sergeant resigns over mayoral interference
Monroe police sergeant Wendel Howland, on the force since 1966, quit citing interference by Mayor Gordon Reed. Howland, who had been a sergeant since 1970, said harassment and constant orders undermined him and he would only take orders from Police Chief Kenneth Cobb if he returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Reed
Kenneth Cobb
Carlisle man found innocent in manslaughter case
Rodney M. Stevens of 820 W. Court St. was acquitted by a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court jury of first degree manslaughter in the Dec 26 1972 shooting death of Everett Lee Tucker 24 of 1514 E Second St Dayton. Tucker, an apparent bystander, was killed during a fight at the Blazing Stump Bar. The 34 day trial ended with an innocent verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Montgomery County Common Pleas
Rodney M. Stevens
W. Court St
Everett Lee Tucker
Second St
Dayton
Tucker
Third St
Stephens
Tele-Care program modeled on Berkeley effort expands locally
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary runs a Tele-Care service begun in April 1972 for 42 homebound residents. Seven volunteers plus two substitutes phone recipients each morning and send cards. If there is no answer an alternate is called or police alerted. three calls to police have occurred so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Middletown Hospital
Dale Wilson
Veterans Center changes shape amid new laws
Walter F. Pawelkoski, secretary treasurer of the Civic Association Veterans Service Center, notes daily changes in military law and the need to advise servicemen and families. The center plans a $13,059 allocation next year under United Way, with $405,000 in benefits dispensed last year and $558,000 in new money for pensions and allowances in 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Jones
Walter F. Pawelkoski
Veterans Service Center
Civic Association
United Way
Pawelkoski
Middletown
Butler County Soldiers Relief
Armco union leader nominated for next Thursday elections
Ralph McKenzie president of the Armco Employees Independent Federation was nominated for president along with several peers at a union meeting. Other nominees for president included John Grewe John William Lafayette Carmel Mathis and William McNabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McKenzie
Armco Employes Independent Federation
John Grewe
John William Lafayette
Carmel Mathis
William McNabb
Carol Gaw
Donald Linkous
James Reese
Charles Geisler
Russell Jackson
Raymond Linchcome
East Works
William Chalk
Edwin Long
Marcus Palmer
Paul Strain
Fabricating
Gilmer Mays
James C. Riley
Beuhl Roach
Hamilton
Bennett Roberts
Salary Auxiliary
William Hilliard
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Sheckler
Kenneth Moore
Mary Shockey
McCoy- Leffler
Lewis Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
Mary Barrett
Dora Githens
Germantown
Dora R. Githens
W. Market St
John Arpp
Germantown Cemetery
Githens
Frigidaire Corp
Thompson
Grandview Hospital
Dorothy Hofaker
Margaret Sullivan
Homer Mitchell
Regents
Jack H. Adams
Clayton Avenue Church OF God V.ron Caso Music and. E. Dir
Voree
Armco
Washington Court House
Trustees of the East Works
Raymond Back
Matt L Bates
Raymond Owman
Jerome Clark
Gerald Craft
J.B. Deaton
Edward Doench
Paul Farquis Jr
Dee Harlan
Robert Hill
Donald Jackson
H. Dean Johnson
Gerald Myers
Michael Newkirk
James Proctor
William Robinson
Donald Sizemore
Loren Gene Sorrell
Thomas Spade
David L. Wilhoit
Clarence
Family Night
Oa E
Bonanza Burgers
Breiel Blvd
Stephen C. Ridenour
DIAL
Home Trenton
West State St
First Avenue
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