Fine Arts Center elects president in Middletown meeting
Carol Nan Wheat was named president of the Middletown Fine Arts Center executive board at the MFAC annual meeting, succeeding Lois Head who becomes assistant treasurer. New officers include Edith Kohler as vice president Kitty Domanick recording secretary and Harold F Layman treasurer.
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Carol Nan Wheat
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Mfac Board of Governors
Lois Head
Arts In
Middletown
Preble County Art Association
Five Civilized Tribes Museum
Oklahoma
New York City
Cincinnati
Local students named National Merit finalists in 1960s era list
Four Middletown High School seniors Robyn Bell Vicki Savers Kevin Sloan and Barbara Wheat a Fenwick High School senior Patrice Reider and Cincinnati Country Day senior Mark Linder have been named National Merit Scholarship finalists. From about 4000 finalists nationwide they will compete for scholarships from US corporations later this year.
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Middletown High
Robyn Bell
Helen Keathan
Florence St
Vicki Savers
William Savers
North Ave
Kevin Sloan
Sheila Sloan
Sherman Ave
Barbara Wheat
Charles Wheat
McGee Ave
Sloan
Miss Bell
Cumberland College
Kentucky
Miss Wheat
Randolph- Macon College
Virginia
Patrice Reider
Les Chase
Hetzler Road
Fenwick High
Mark Linder
Lawrence H. Linder
Cincinnati
Teachers to Seek Affiliation With Ohio Minority Caucus
The Middletown Minority Caucus of teachers elected Elmon Prior president at a Feb 18 meeting and announced plans to affiliate with the Doris L. Allen Minority Caucus of the OFA. Officers include Phoebe Jackson secretary Eva Kimbrough corresponding secretary Earnestine Harvey treasurer George Kenerly sergeant at arms and Jacob Jernigan parliamentarian. Key goals are advocating for teachers promoting student awareness of higher education options and ensuring minority commitments are met. E. Lewis Gregory and James Bowman lectured on financial planning.
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Middletown
Ohio Education Association
Elmon Prior
Aay Beef
Phoebe Jackson
Eva Kimbrough
Earnestine Harvey
George Kenerly
Jacob Jernigan
Doris L. Allen
OFA
E. Lewis Gregory
James Bowman
Scouts Elevated in Rank at Amanda Elementary Court of Honor
Michael Gregory earned star rank while Eddie Foreman gained first class and Thomas Neely and John Neely earned second class during a Troop 9 ceremony at Amanda Elementary School. Tenderfeet went to Michael Beatty and Preston Taulbee. merit badges went to Neelys, Beatty, Taulbee, and Gregory. Leadership certificates were awarded to Gregory, Robert Craig, Eddie Foreman, Charles Doughman, and Scott Homsher. Ted Homsher, Harold Paugh, and Scott Dellmore filled key troop roles.
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Michael Gregory
Scout Troop 9
Amanda
Eddie Foreman
Thomas
John Neely
Michael Beatty
Preston Taulbee
John
Tom Neely
Mike Beatty
Taulbee
Gregory
Robert Craig
Foreman
Charles Doughman
Scott Homsher
Ted Homsher
Harold Paugh
Scott Dellmore
State flag to be presented by Rep William Denham
State Representative William Denham will present a state flag to Creekview Elementary School students in an assembly tomorrow. Fourth graders Sharon Beassen, Christopher Dougherty, and Cathryn Goeck will accept the flag to fly with the U S flag for school use, as principal J Edward Seamon attends the handover. Third graders studying U S flag history will attend. Eleven Ruhr district cities merging into a 4 million megalopolis are noted.
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William Denham
Creekview
Sharon Beassen
Christopher Dougherty
Cathryn Goeck
Denham
Ohio
U.S
J. Edward Seamon
Young orators win competition in Monroe
Debbie Benoy and Mark Netherly won first place trophies in the Monroe Optimist Club oratorical contest and will advance to zone competition for a $500 district scholarship. Second place honors went to Janna Banks and Patsy Campbell in girls and Donald Bush and Greg Boschert in boys. Judges were Mrs. Lucylle Rader, Mrs. Della Ewart, and William Riggs.
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Monroe
Debbie Benoy
Lynn Benoy
Coverdale Drive
Mark Netherly
Art Netherly
Winston Lane
Monroe Optimist Club
Janna Banks
Patsy Campbell
Donald Bush
Greg Boschert
Heidelberg Distributing Co
Lucylle Rader
Della Ewart
William Riggs
James Weybright
William Brower
Monroe Optimists
Mercy Hospital acquires advanced atomic camera
Mercy Hospital's nuclear medicine department has obtained an advanced nuclear camera. The device images a larger body area with greater detail, improving cancer detection and identifying obstructions or damage to organs such as the heart liver spleen kidneys and brain.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Nuclear Medicine
Free film program at Middletown Public Library
Two free films for children are scheduled for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Community Room of Middletown Public Library. Johnny Learns His Manners shows a boy learning good manners. Magic and Music presents Fantasia style visual fantasies set to music.
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Middletown
Johnny
Hamilton Mayor Frank Witt dies at 42 after collapse
Hamilton Mayor Frank Witt dies about an hour after collapsing from a heart attack during a city council meeting. Witt, in his fourth term, was praised for community service including the police food basket program and charity work. Vice Mayor Ann Antenen to succeed Witt as Hamilton’s first woman mayor. memorial services set for Monday at First United Methodist Church.
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Witt
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Pwitt
Glenway Drive
Ann Antenen
Hal Shepherd
George McNally
Police Department
Five Points
First United Methodist Church
Ludlow Street
Rose Hill
Frank Witt
Jim Blount
Hamilton Journal News
Klaus-Weigel
Ex-local man Don Fagen may win Grammy with Steely Dan
Ex Middletonian Don Fagen of Steely Dan is nominated for best musical album at the 20th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles for Aja released last October. Competitors include Eagles Hotel California James Taylor J T Fleetwood Mac Rumours and the London Symphony Orchestra Star Wars. The 9 p.m. ceremony airs on channels 7 and 9.
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Don Fagen
Steely Dan
Los Angeles
Fagen
Dave Fagen
Alfy
Walter Becker
Bard College
N.Y
New York Times
America
Aja
Rikki
Peg
The
Eagles
YMCA Lifesaving Programs Open Registration in Middletown
Middletown Area YMCA invites registrations for national senior and junior lifesaving courses. The eight week senior class starts March 6 for ages 15 plus, with two Monday Thursday and Tuesday Thursday sections, and fees of 15 dollars for members and 20 for nonmembers. The junior class runs Saturdays 1 to 2 30 pm for ages 11 to 15 or so, starting March 25, with fees of 5 dollars for members and 7 50 for nonmembers.
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Middletown Area
YMCA
National Ymca
Aera
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