Army Studio Band to perform Jazz: A Great American Tradition
The Middletown Journal sponsors a Sunday concert titled Jazz: A Great American Tradition by the Army Studio Band with 20 members under Sgt Major David Wolpe. The program blends big band roots from Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey to jazz rock, plus educational medleys and service songs, starting at 8 p.m. at High School.
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Army Studio
Dodge City
Kan
Middletown
Middletown Journal
U.S
David Wolpe
Glenn Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Monroe student leads state in AIMT test achievement
Bruce Schechter a senior at Lemon Monroe High School ranked 25th out of 18 879 in Ohio on this year s Mathematical Association of America Test He achieved the highest score his teacher Mrs Mary G Miller has seen in 17 years of teaching at HS He plans nuclear physics at Pree University next fall and attends Miami University Middletown this quarter The Schechter Mapel Beifuss team placed 66nd among 4357 teams in the Miller said
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Bruce Schechter
Lemon-Monroe High School
Ohio
Mathematical Association of America
Mary G. Miller
Schechter
Pree University
Richard Schechter
Sunset Court
Monroe
Miami University
Middletown
James Mapel
Mark Beifuss
Miller
Deaths and funerals in Franklin and surrounding towns
Obituaries note the death of Leach B Hutchinson 79 of Dunwoody Ga with services pending at Ung Funeral Home and survivor sister Mrs Sarah Fry. Also listed are the deaths of Mrs Leach born Springboro with services Friday at Anglesby Funeral Home and burial in Springboro Cemetery. George Reeve 74 of 120 N Main St Middletown remembered with services at First United Methodist Church and burial in Woodside Cemetery, Parkinsons fund memorials requested. Earl B Vondron 80 of 6750 Hamilton Eaton Road died at Golden Years Nursing Home near Hamilton with private services and Collinsville Cemetery burial. Additional entries list Stanley Riley 82 Carrie Schultheiss 75 and Clifford Fowler 77 with services upcoming or today in Hamilton area.
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Franklin
Leach B. Hutchinson
S. Main St
Dunwoody
Jack
Thomas
George Reeve
N. Main St
First United Methodist Church
Middletown
Robert Scully
Herbert Wilson
W Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler
Reeve
Somerville
Earl B
Pete) Vondron
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Golden Years
Hamilton
Vondron
Pauline
Stanley Riley
Hamilton- New London’ Road
Webb
Carrie Schultheiss
Richmond Road
Klauswell
Clifford Fowler
Morristown
Tenn
Klaus. Weigel
Cincinnati to Lose Another Downtown Theater
Cincinnati will close the International 70 Theater on April 27 after the earlier closure of the RKO Grand. A spokesman for RKO Stanley Warner cites downtown patronage declines as the reason for both closures.
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Cincinnati
RKO Stanley Warner
International 70
RKO
Middletown United Way names Watts vice chairman
Robert F. Watts, commercial manager for Ohio Bell Telephone Co, is chosen as vice chairman of the 1976 Middletown United Way Campaign to be conducted in October. He will assist Mrs. Sue Harris in planning and lead the division chairmen as the drive enters its fourth year under the United Way banner supporting 16 local agencies. Watts is a Transylvania College graduate and active in the Franklin and Middletown area chambers, the Rotary Club, Red Cross, and the Middletown Industrial Council.
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Robert F. Watts
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Middletown
Sue Harris
Watts
Transylvania College
Lexington, Ky
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
United Way
Harris
Bayh
CCC
Christian schools seek accreditation in Ohio
Christian schools in Ohio push for accreditation to boost quality and credibility. Lou Koloze of the Ohio Association of Christian Schools outlines a program for board approval and a potential pact with North Central to gain broader accreditation, aiming to improve college admission outcomes for graduates.
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OACS
Ohio
Koloze
West Elkton Seeks Water Line Plan With Regional Officials
A Thursday meeting in West Elkton gathers village, township and county leaders to review proposals from Southwestern Butler County Water Association for extending lines from east of Somerville to West Elkton and surrounding rural areas. Public hearings may follow and maps plus cost estimates are on hand with possible financing from the Farmers Home Administration.
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West Eklton
West Elkton
Gratis
Butler County Water Association
Somerville
West Eliton
Tom McKee
Water Association
County Health District
McKee
Federal Farmers Home Administration
Bayh urges Miami students to make things happen
U S Senator Birch Bayh D Ind at Miami University press event says a former presidential bid ended due to money. He jokes the candidate was himself and notes Carter could join the ticket if he stays strong. He urges students to demand solutions and replace ineffective leaders.
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Bayh
Oxford
Birch Bayh
Miami University
Jimmy) Carter
Miami
Monroe hires Cincinnati firm for water plant expansion plans
Village Council hires Grant Brundage Baker and Stauffer Ltd to prepare preliminary engineering for a water plant expansion within 120 days at 1500 dollars. If detailed plans follow, the 1500 dollars credit toward that work. Trials show wells produced 596000 gallons Monday, nearly 100000 above capacity.
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Monroe
Cincinnati
Grant
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Army Studio Band
Leach Hutchinson
Ung Funeral
Josephine Leach
Leach
Eshaiey
Springboro
Hayes
Sarah Fry
Anglesby Funeral Home
Springboro Cemetery
Cor We Reeve
Earl Vondron
Inman Funeral Home
Collinsville Cemetery
Robert Watts
United Way Campaigner
Christian Schools
West Elkton Water
Oloze
Western Association of Christian Schools
California
Association
Dean Seigneur
Middletown Christian School
National Christian School Education Association
New Hampshire
Teas
Golan
Monroe Water Plant
Whitmore
Seth Johnston
William Riggs
Johnston
Aden
Riggs
Butler County Civil Defense Office
Council
James
Pat) Beatty
Monroe Community Park
ConRail
N. Main Street
Manchester
John Schraffenberger
Lebanon Street
Ford Administration
Filson
Coats
Central Avenue
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