Miami University Students Propose City Centre Mart Study
A group of Miami University students will present a study of City Centre Mart at the City Commission meeting Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the City Building Commission Chamber. Lead presenter Tim McCarty, a geography graduate student, will speak.
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City Centre Mart
Middletown Mall
Miami University
City Commission
City Building Commission
Tim McCarty
Miami
McCarty
Middletown
Journal
Harry Weese
Guard posts hit driver charged in Middletown incident
A Middletown driver Feldon J. Curtis 55 of 3211 Omaha St was charged with careless operation after his car knocked down four or five guard posts on Oxford State Road one mile east of the Armco tower. Police said he was driving west at 1 50 am when he failed to negotiate a curve and left the roadway. Damages to his car were estimated at over $150. The incident followed a curve, police reported, as Curtis faced charges and investigation.
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Middletown
Oxford State Road
Armco Tower
Feldon J. Curtis
Omaha St
Obituary items from Middletown area deaths and services
Multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for eight month old Monzail Allen four week old Brian Christopher Haislip Jr Rudolph Carl Janosik Jr Mabelle Lydia Thomas and relatives in Middletown Lebanon and Hamilton Ohio. Services and visitations scheduled at local funeral homes with burial plans and survivor details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monzail Allen
Freedom Court
Joel F. Bailey
Brian Christopher Haislip
Edsel Haislip Jr
Virginia Beach
Rudolph Carl Janosik Jr
Hamilton
Elizabeth (Kaufman) Janosik
Middletown
Cincinnati
Janosik
Herman Drive
Ohio Credit Union Association
Colligan Funeral
S. Third St
Greenwood Cemetery
Middletown High School Musical Arts Awards Honor Students
The annual Musical Arts Awards Banquet at Middletown High School recognized instrumental music students with major awards named for donors and organizations. Kennett Amburgey and James Veith announced winners including Helen Matthews, Tim Brown, Allison Bennett, and Misty Current, with service and recognition awards for others and bandana awards reflecting band camp humor.
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Middletown High School
MHS
Middletown High School Musical Arts Associates
Kennett Amburgey
James Veith
Helen
Allison Bennett
WW Sebald
Misty Current Musical Arts Associates
Ginger Lawson
Tim Polley
Betsy Blaine
Kevin van Gilder
Bill Egelston
Anne Ross
Omicron
Betha Sigma Phi Sorority Foundation
Steve Frisby Minge
Kim Elias
Barbara Coffman
Middletown Symphony, Inc
Todd Monroe
American Federation of Musicians Local 321
Frank Simon
Amburgey
Veith
Carolyn Watkins
Orchestra Council
Band Council
Nancy Balger
The
Musical Arts Associates
William Stiehl
Middletown School System
Paul Christiansen
Alan Kulick
Ex-resident slain abroad. Gainesville honors Terry Graham
Graveside services were held in Gainesville for former Middleton resident Terry Graham 25 of Gainesville whose body found April 1 1976 in a stream near Valencia Spain. He vacationed in Spain when killed and his body identified last November and returned to the United States last Friday. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Dudley T. Graham four brothers Greg Bill Mike and Pat three sisters Barbara Susan and Judy Maurer and grandmother Mrs. Pearl Graham of Lebanon. The Graham family moved to Florida about 15 years ago.
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Lebanon
Mabelle Lydia Thomas
DeSales Ave
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
Edna M. Russell
Harry A. Satterthwaite
Charles E. Satterthwaite
George V. Satterthwaite
Ruth S. Reeder
Waynesville
Ethel S. Elliot
Centerville
Anna S. Morris
Sabina
Robert
Order of Eastern Star
Gainesville
Fla
Graham
Spain
United States
Dudley T. Graham
Greg
Bill
Mike
Sicklerville
N. J
Pat
Raleigh
N. C
Barbara
Susan
Judy Maurer
Rockville
Pearl Graham
Spanish Conquest Ends Granada Rule In 1492
On January 2, 1492 the Spanish completed the conquest of Granada, extinguishing the Moorish kingdom and consolidating the monarchy of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile.
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Granada
Ferdinand of Aragon
Isabella of
Castille
Carlisle displays 300 entries at Tri City Art Show
Robbie Edester, a 16th grade Carlisle Senior High student, won best of show with an oil painting of a lion over a zebra kill. The event featured over 300 entries from Carlisle Franklin and Springboro students as judges announced first through fourth places across multiple media categories.
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Carlisle
Robbie Edester
Carlisle Senior High School
Tri-City
Miami Valley Arts Guild
Edester
David Bailey
Carlisle Lions Club
Franklin
Springboro
Lisa Muterspan
Carmen Stevens
Jim Parker
Jayte Engel
Vicki Turnmire
Bob Surface
Lisa Muterspaw
Area twirlers triumph in two state baton contests
Eight year old Lee Ann Evans won multiple events at a USTA meet in Bellbrook including advanced solo and strutting. At Summit Station NBTA competition, Shirley's Mavericks and Shirley's Reflections claimed several firsts in team divisions, with other top finishes by Rochelle Clark Jeni Rose Brenda Guido Misty Weathers and more.
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Lee Ann Evans
USTA
Bellbrook
Summit Station
Shirley
Mavericks
Shirley's Reflections
Rochelle Clark
Jeni Rose
Brenda Guido
Misty Weathers
Donna Greene
Parade
Carla Cattani
Lisa Cattani
Break-in at Ail-Time Billiard Parlor in Franklin
Police investigated a break-in at the Ail-Time Billiard Parlor on Main Street at 5:45 a.m. Officers found the rear door ajar, the rooftop entry used, and two pinball machines a cigarette machine and a jukebox forced open.
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Franklin
Main St
Fire damages garage at Paul Hunt home on McKinley Street
A blaze started near a lumber pile in Paul Hunt sbarger's garage at 317 McKinley St. around 9 p.m. caused about 400 in home damage and 100 in garage contents. Three fire trucks and an emergency squad responded. no injuries reported. cause under investigation.
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Paul Huntsbarger
McKinley St
Mother’s Day gift ideas from spring retailers
The piece highlights options from Four Seasons Hallmark and local shops for Mother’s Day gifts. It covers handpainted oak plaques, white china with violets, pottery, custom subjects from Pottery Stilson, office items like Sheaffer pens, Cross or Parker sets, Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, typewriters, Tensor lamps, attache cases, diaries, candies from Pangburns and Bartons, Hallmark Treasures, perfumes, and jewelry. It also notes photography by Tobias Studios, outdoor portrait options, and garden tools from P K Middletown with discounted cordless tools, plus spring footwear at McAlpins and summer wardrobes from Filsons and Ewalds Pet Shop.
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Four Seasons Hallmark
Stilson
Sheaffer
Cross
Parker
Pangburns
Bartons
Russell Stovers
Lewis Drugs
Chantilly
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Dayton Road
Monroe
Sands Avenue
Slone
Woodside Cemetery
Middletown Hospital
Brian Haislip
Edsel
Robert Curtis
Edsel Haislip Sr
Dundee
McCoy Leffler
Rudolph Janosik
Mabelle Thomas
Florida
Chapter
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
INT
Manchester Inn
Drummond Thom
Drummon
Cape Town
South Africa
Zion Bible Institute
Rhode Island
U.S
Europe
Africa
India
Jesus
Brother Thom
Carlisle Boy
Ron Harrington
Sidney Johnston Jr
Tracy Burge
Toni Austerman
Tim Campbell
Lewis Roach
Louie Roach
Jim Shupert
Matt Jones
Scott Underwood
Megan Boy
Jerry Collins
Victor Jackson
Boyd Watts
Shelia Glen
Charlotte Robertson
Walter Blackford Carlisle
Trisha Jeffery
Vicki McCormick
Gary Goode
Joe Hurst
Rosemary Campbell
Lenval Jones
Teresa Taylor
Jeff Zimmers
Klinger
Melissa Given
Tabatha Rothermel
Vickie Etter
Mona Gay
Julie Conrad
Beth Fields
Julie Kuhner
Leslie Brewer
Jennifer Gilbert
Etter
Conrad
Cindy Curtis
Debbie Dietz
Gay
Brewer
Kuhner
Fields
Teri Davidson
Rose
Guido
Shelly Clark
Stanley Sander
Converse
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Tobias Studios
Mac Tobias
Tobias
Mac
P K. Middletown
Disston
Mcalpins
Gordon
Filsons Inc
Preston
Ewalds Pet Shop
Mrs. Pfaff
1500 Central
Ewalds
Old City
Charlotte
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