Ohio Senate panel hears prayer amendment support
About 20 women veterans and ministers including Rev. Joe Lewis urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to back a constitutional amendment allowing voluntary school prayer. They argued the Supreme Court ruling furthers immorality and crime and urged Congress to propose the amendment.
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Columbus
Joe Lewis
Middletown
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Congress
Lewis
Trinity Baptist Temple
Congress
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and vicinity
Multiple obituaries list Annie Burgess 6 of 812 18th Ave died at Middletown Hospital. Eva Fern Schweitzer 65 of 2115 Queen Ave died after extended illness. Everett E. Keever 80 of 435 E. Main St and Dewey Wells 70 of Frenchburg Ky. also noted with funeral details and burial plans. Services and visitation times are provided for each.
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Annie Burgess
18Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Hall- Jordan Memorial
Eva Fern Schweitzer
Queen Ave
Middletown
Carl
Fred Cassidy
Robert Cassidy
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ruth Henderson
Mary Taylor
Michael O'Hara
Millie Brandenberg
Franklin
Ellen Hartley
Cincinnati
Retha Peck
Sarasota
Fla
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Billy Ball
Woodside Cemetery
Lebanon
Everett E. Keever
E. Main St
Oswald
Keever
Bethesda North Hospital
Dewey Wells
Frenchburg
St. Clair Medical Center
Morehead, Ky
Middletown High School Music Awards Banquet
The annual Middletown High School Musical Arts Associates banquet will be held Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church Riverview Drive. Attendees include instrumental students parents life members board members and administrators. Awards such as commencement sophomore certificates junior bronze pins and senior plaques will be presented. Bandana awards will be given.
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Middletown High School
Musical Arts Associates
First Baptist Church
Riverview Drive
Board of Education
Tom
Middletown Elementary Principals Elect Officers for 75 76
The Middletown Elementary Principals Association elected Hermutt Williston of Jefferson School as president for 75 76 and named Isam Stephens Jr. of Verity Middle School as president elect to lead in autumn 1976. Roland Gadd of Wilson was chosen secretary treasurer. The group covers principals and assistant principals from the district s elementary and middle schools.
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Middletown Elementary Principals Association
Hermutt Williston
Jefferson School
Isam Stephens Jr
Verity Middle School
Roland Gadd
Wilson
Moose Lodge 501 installs new governor and officers
Howard Reider of 2019 Queen Ave was installed as governor of Moose Lodge 501 in a ceremony last night led by past governor James Smith at the lodge on S Main St. Also installed were Miles Haddix Jr John Holcomb Azel Short Orville Moore Dan Proctor Garry Clark Dick Cain and Alvin Stafford. Reider has held all Moose chairs and in the Legion of the Moose and is a lifetime member of the Fellowship Degree and holds the Pilgrim Degree the highest in the order.
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Howard Reider
Queen Ave
Moose Lodge
James Smith
S. Main Street
Miles Haddix Jr
John Holcomb
Azel Short
Orville Moore
Dan Proctor
Garry Clark
Dick Cain
Alvin Stafford
Reider
The
Moose
Legion of the Moose
Order
Motorist reports assault near Central and Main Streets
James Petiit aged 49 of 3010 Jefferson Road told police three men blocked traffic on Central Avenue and Main Street and assaulted him after speeding away in their car. He followed the vehicle from West Middletown on Ohio 122 around 8 30 p m. The driver threatened to kill him and he was struck three times.
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Central Avenue
Main Street
James Petiit
Jefferson Road
Ohio 122
West Middletown
Central
Main
Petitt
Motorist Peter Shinaman Killed in Cincinnati Crash
Peter Shinaman 26 of Cincinnati died Thursday when his car struck a bridge abutment after being hit by another vehicle. He was the son of Assistant Cincinnati Fire Chief Robert Shinaman.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Peter Shinaman
Cincinnati
Robert Shinaman
Top JA firms named Dinaco and Aeronca Skyrocket
Dinaco and Aeronca Skyrockets named top JA firms for February and March in local Junior Achievement program. Dinaco counseled by Diamond International Corp and Aeronca by Aeronca Inc. Leaders are Mike Swartzbaugh and Greg Steway with members listed for both teams. The year ends with a company of the year honor, plaque, and regional competition.
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Dinaco
Aeronca
Diamond International Corp
Aeronca, Inc
Mike Swartzbaugh
Centa Caudill
Debbie Cox
Jeff Davidson
Kim Gillespie
Ivis Caudill
Janie Cheatham
Kathy Gambrel
Marty Hayes
Bob Peck
Chris Ryan
Kim Simpson
Fran Thornton
Melissa White
Tim Zimmerman
Probation Aid Commission seeks funds for youth volunteer program
Butler County officials weigh a preapplication for federal funds to launch a volunteer probation aid program for boys in trouble. The plan, paired with potential VICTOR adult group integration, seeks 28 108 dollars from federal sources and 1 562 dollars from state and county funds.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
John Bookman
Court Services
Butler County
Bookman
Victor
Commission
Administration of Justice Division
Ohio Department of Economics and Community Development
Injured man remains in fair condition after car crash
Lisa Lane resident Andy Stephens Jr. 21 sits in Middletown Hospital with head injuries from an auto collision on Central Avenue near Shafer Street. John Lawson 18 faces a careless driving charge after his car rear–ended Alberta Davis 61, who was treated for back and neck injuries.
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Lisa Lane
Middletown Hospital
Andy Stephens Jr
John Lawson
Woodlawn Ave
Alberta Davis
Red Bud Drive
Central Avenue
Shafer Street
Davis
Lawson
Middletown Educator Enters Race for Board of Education
Frank Schiavoni Jr., 28, a Middletown High School teacher, announced yesterday his candidacy for the Middletown Board of Education after resigning from his position on Wednesday.
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Frank Schiavoni Jr
Middletown Board of Education
Schiavoni
Middletown High School
OSU Shifts Office Hours to Cut Energy Use
Ohio State University will move academic and administrative offices to a 7 30 a M to 4 P M workday this summer to save energy and reduce costs. The change is expected to save about 20000 dollars.
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Osu
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Buckeye 300 winners announced in Ohio lottery event
Champion Paper employee Larry Cupp of Hamilton won $300,000 in the Buckeye 300 televised Ohio lottery. Air Force Captain Charles Leigh of Wright Patterson AFB took $60,000, and John Pallay of Youngstown earned $30,000. Five $15,000 prizes went to Clevelanders Earl Gilbert and Ronald Nichol. Betty Shaw Xenia. Theodore Curkiel Akron. Stanley Smith Mansfield. Sherman Insko Leesburg.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Larry Cupp
Cupp
Champion Paper Co
Hamilton
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Charles Leigh
Leigh
Ohio
Air Force
John
Former Warren employee admits taking money
In Warren County Court, David Cunningham a courthouse custodian admitted taking $110 from Clerk of Courts Paul Harrison’s safe on Dec 31. He said he intended to replace it after using it to enter a card game. Prosecutors and clerks testified Cunningham reported the missing funds. The defense argues he claimed only that money was missing.
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Hamblen
God
Lebanon
Warren County
Clerk of Courts
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Darrell Hottle
David Cunningham
Paul Harrison
Cunningham
Ysterday
Harrison
Jenny King
Dale Peach
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Senate
Rev. Lewis
Supreme Court
Frank R. Hamblen
Calvary Bible Church
Lima
U.S. House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Eva Schweitzer
Everett Keever
Mabel
Richard
Russell Thomas
Stahlheber Road
Webb
Grace Newman
Allen Ave
Brown- Dawson
MHS Music Awards
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Broadway News
Mothers Day
Gibson
Mother
Broadway
S. Main ST
Ohio Youth Commission
Warren
Central Ave
Highview Center
Grace Baptist Church
Union Road
FA Reanne
Jack Garner
Ron Secrest
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