Journal staffer wins Amos Ives Root aviation writing award
Shawnee Lee Culbertson, The Journal staff writer and Hamilton bureau chief, won the Amos Ives Root award for aviation journalism for two pieces in papers under 75 000 circulation. Her first prize piece reported from Washington with Blanche Noyes Ohio s first licensed woman pilot.
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Journal
Amos Ives Root
Ohio Aviation ‘Traces Association
Middletown
Sharon Pull
Wntime
Culbertson
Poppy Sale By VFW Post 3809 To Benefit Disabled Veterans
VFW Post 3809 volunteers will sell buddy poppies in the Middletown area Friday and Saturday to raise funds for disabled veterans in hospitals nationwide. David Canter notes the annual sale gives the public a chance to thank service members and support those in need through heart driven charity.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miami Valley Post #09
Middletown
America
David Canter
VFW
Buckeye Girls State Names 10 Reps
Ten local girls have been named representatives for Buckeye Girls State as part of the program. The selections highlight young leaders from the Buckeye State aimed at civic engagement and public service.
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Buckeye
Middletown senior wins Bowling Green music scholarship
MHS senior Tim Brown receives a four year Music Talent Scholarship from Bowling Green State University for piano performance after a January audition. He also earned the Helen Matthews Memorial Award in music from MIS and performs with the school orchestra and bands. Brown began piano at six and studied with Dr Rebecca Wilhide of Wittenberg University for seven years. His grandparents, former Ohio dance musicians, are noted as part of his musical heritage.
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Middletown High School
Bowling Green State University
Robert L. Brown
Winona Drive
Brown
Helen Matthews
Mis Brown
Rebecca Wilhide
College of Music
Wittenberg University
Ohio Music Educators Association
Walter Wright
Ohio
Majorette Sheryl Longworth Runner-Up In Ohio Pageant
Sheryl Ann Longworth named first runner-up Senior Miss Majorette of Ohio at the Ohio pageant in Stow. The Carlisle High School junior, 17, head majorette and featured twirler, placed second in modeling third in twirling and fifth in fancy strut, after 12 years of competition. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Longworth of Franklin.
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Sheryl Ann Longworth
Ohio
Stow
Carlisle High School
Sheryl
Robert Longworth
Meadowlark Drive
Franklin
Middletown-Christian students try world record for square roots
Middletown Christian High School students aimed to mail a world record submission to Guinness for calculating the square root of 2 to 100 decimal places. The class project, led by Doug Arnold, reached the goal at 2 p.m. last Friday and celebrated with a pizza.
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Middletown — Christian High School
Doug Arnold
MCHS
Arnold
Miami University
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