Lukens Urges Technical Education And Flexibility
State Senator Donald E. Lukens told 70 student legislators from 14 Ohio regional campuses at Miami University that future education hinges on technical emphasis and flexible management. He noted high costs, funding gaps, and the need to align high school practices with higher education. The meeting at Roundhill, with Bernard Phelps and Mayor Frank Witt present, marked a first for the student body.
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Hamilton
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Middletown
Ohio
Miami University
Miami
Bowling Green State University
Kent State University
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Lukens
Fire incidents and injuries reported across city streets
Fire calls yesterday included a car fire on 1209 Young St owned by Anthony Freeman with backfire causing $50 damage. A furnace motor fire at 4415 Central Ave damaged $20. a lighting short circuit at 22 Monroe St caused no damage. A fourth incident at Young St and Michigan Ave involved a fall and ankle injury during campus assembly with emergency response and hospital treatment.
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Young St
Anthony Freeman
Backffire
Central Ave
Junior Patrick
Monroe St
John Hensley
Young Street
Michigan Avenue
Arzell
Mlgomuall
Briandletown Hospital
Hamilton
Dinner Planned to Honor Judge Marrs by Local Police
A Fraternal Order of Police dinner honoring Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert L. Marrs is set for 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Pistol Club on Germantown Road. The event recognizes Marrs for backing by police, with FOP presenting a inscribed gavel through President Coy Hall.
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Robert L. Marrs
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Pistol Club
Germantown Road
Marrs
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Dee Charles Brenneman
Hamilton
Darke
Brenneman
Ernest Howard
FDP
Coy Hall
Donkeys Featured in Game at Middletown High
The Girls' Athletic Association and Varsity Club plan a donkey basketball game tonight at 8 in the Middletown High School gym. Players will ride donkeys to protect the gym floor, with admission set at $1.
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Girls’ Athletic Association Board
Middletown High School
Surgery Class Begins Monday For Patients
Special classes for adult elective surgery patients at Middletown Hospital start Monday. The voluntary program prepares patients and families for admission through post operative care, detailing what to expect and why. Classes run Sunday through Thursday from 12 30 to 1 30 p m with 10 registered nurses instructing.
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Middletown Hospital
Brownies Bake Valentines for Middletown Pediatric Ward
Brownie Troop 106 from Creekview School with 27 members baked Valentines for the pediatrics ward at Middletown Hospital. The group is led by Mrs. Bonita May with co leaders Mrs. Judy Zimmerman and Mrs. Barbara Miller.
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Middletown Hospital
Creekview School
Bonita May
Judy Zimmerman
Barbara Miller
Black History Week observances vary in Middletown area
Local observances of Black History Week are uneven with formal events limited. Artists set up at the Community Center on Lafayette Avenue for a noon to 3 p.m. exhibit while schools plan individual activities and films. The BSAA backs an off broadway show on Feb 26 and city officials consider a formal proclamation.
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Lafayette Avenue
Prans
Black Student Action Association
BSAA
Middletown
Miami University
Min
Marion Musgrave
Dave Finkelman
Dale Hessel
Middletown High School
YMCA Girls Gymnasts Eye Regional Meet in Middletown
The YMCA girls team, with 25 local members aged eight to 17, prepares for the Great Lakes Regional Championships in Middletown April 8 and 9. Funds cover a $1,065 cost for horizontal bars after a December yoga toy sale raised most of the amount. a $200 anonymous donation completed the goal.
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YMCA
Great Lakes
Michigan
West Virginia
Ohio
Middletown
Ruth Ritter
Hazel Brookes, 83, longtime Warren County history advocate
Hazel Brookes died at 83 after a long illness at her home in Lebanon. She helped found the Warren County Museum in Harmon Hall and Glendower Museum, and was a charter member of the Warren County Historical Society. Survived by a daughter, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Memorial service set for 7 p.m. at Lebanon Presbyterian Church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Oswald Funeral Home in charge. Visitations today 4 to 9 p.m. at Oswald.
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Lebanon
Hazel Brookes
The
Warren County Historical Society
Glendower Museum
E. Mulberry St
Brookes
William C. Lewis
Waynesville
Warren County
Harmon Hall
L.B. Harrison Co
Cincinnati
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswald Funeral Home
Death of Jack Arrowood At Cleveland Clinic
Jack Arrowood 35 of 3223 Jefferson Road died at 5 30 p m Friday at Cleveland Clinic after surgery. Born in Jackson Kentucky he was a carpenter for 17 years. Survived by wife Linda four brothers Fred Charles Lawrence B John and three sisters Rosie Stakes Lilly Walters Myrtle Leach. Arrangements pending at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home.
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Jack Arrowood
Jefferson Road
Cleveland Clinic
Arrowood
Jackson
Linda
Fred
Neon
Charles
Middletown
Lawrence B
Franklin
John
Dayton
Rosie Stakes
Harveyburg
Lilly Walters
Myrtle Leach
Germantown
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Laura G Bustle 85 Lebanon died at Deaconess Hospital Cincinnati
Mrs Laura G Bustle 85 of 513 East St Lebanon died Thursday at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati Surviving are six sons Foley Shelbyville Ky Bill Mor row Dennis Franklin Wayman Hamilton Ford Maineville Cassie Day ton five daughters Mrs Ruch Jackson Mrs Eula Ballman Mrs Ronnie Potters and Mrs Georgie Fair Lebanon a sister Mrs Mollie Thomas East Bernstedt Ky 20 grandchildren 22 grea
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Laura G. Bustle
Lebanon
East St
Deaconess ‘Hospital
Cincinnati
Foley
Shelbyville
Bill
Morrow
Dennis
Franklin
Wayman
Hamilton
Ford
Madison Inn Raided Ends With Multiple Arrests In Kentucky
Butler County detectives raided the closed Madison Inn in West Middletown at about 11 30 p m yesterday arresting Arch Johnson 40 owner cited for keeping a place where gambling is permitted and sell Ruthie Lewis 85 of suspension Charles S King 19 West Liberty Kentucky mother of James and Edmond Lewis and dietown arrested for police officer Jewel Cox both of Mid eeaultina nalice officer dietown died Friday in a Maysville Kentucky hospital also surviving are two other sons Paul of Dayton and Lovell of Kentucky another daughter Thelma Conley of Kentucky a sister Mrs Cordie Mann of Kansas 2 grandchildren 37 great grandchildren and three great Services and burial will be held in West Liberty Kentucky where Potter Funeral is handling arrangements
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Butler County
Madison Inn
West Middletown
Arch Johnson
Ruthie Lewis
Charles S. King
West Liberty
Riverview Ave
Mid- James
Edmond Lewis
Dietown
Jewel Cox
Maysville
Paul
Dayton
Lovell
Kentucky
Thelma Conley
Cordie Mann
Kansas
Potter Funeral Home
Burial set for Mrs Katherine Mardas former Parrot Restaurant co owner
Mrs Katherine Mardas 62 widow of Gus Mardas died Friday at Riverside Hospital Columbus moved from Middletown after her husband’s 1962 death. Survived by son Denny Columbus daughter Sue Kaloyanides Indianapolis brother five grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and 2 p.m. at Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church Very Rev Milton Efthimiou officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Greek prayers 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Katherine Mardas
Gus Mardas
Parrot
Riverside Hospital
Columbus
Mardas
Middletown
Denny
Sue Kaloyanides
Indianapolis
McCoy. Leffler
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Milton Efthimiou
Woodside Cemetery
Raid at tavern uncovers cards dice and cans under suspension
Two men were booked at Middletown police HQ and released on bond after a raid directed by Col Gerald Taylor on a tavern said to be hosting a card game. Cards dice and a table were seized along with empty beer cans as Det Thomas Deaton was allegedly assaulted by King. Detectives Howard Cook Harold May Gene Brown and Walter Reynolds assisted.
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Rr Wevesign Pyr Vetinue
Middletown
Harold J. Carpenter
Gerald Taylor
Carpenter
King
Thomas Deaton
Howard Cook
Harold May
Gene Brown
Walter Reynolds
Man Wounded In City Shooting No Charges Filed
Arthur Baker aged 33 of 1318 Young Street was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with a bullet wound in his left arm. He was taken there by Walter Turner of 600 Yankee Road after a shooting following a money dispute with an unnamed man. No weapon or bullet was recovered and no charges were filed.
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Arthur Baker
Young St
Middletown ‘Hospital
Baker
Walter Turner
Yankee Road
Waynesville Fund Drive Nets $2000 For Police
A citizens committee in Waynesville raised over $2000 to hire a full time village police officer after voters rejected a police levy last November and forced disbanding of the force. Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace offered to handle calls but could not provide a full time deputy. The fund drive success prompted renewal of insurance and servicing of the village cruiser. Council members plan to discuss the police situation at the February 14 meeting.
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Waynesville
Warren County
Roy Wallace
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Oxford State Road
Roundhill
Bernard Phelps
Frank Witt
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Donkeys
McKinley Middle School
Taft Elementary School
Middletown Public Library
Amet
Nancy Enochs
Ritter
House Funeral Home
London
Landrum Cemetery
Newsboy and
Justice
William McMahon
Fulton Lane
C. William O'Neill
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Journal
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Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Marty Miller
Miller Fister Insurance Inc
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