Fine Arts officers elected in Middletown center
Mrs. Richard L. Head was elected president of the Middletown Fine Arts Center executive committee at last night's board meeting, succeeding Mrs. Jose LeMoyne who led for five years. Others named include Mrs. A L Bland vice president and Harold Layman treasurer, with re-elections for several officers and board governors.
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Richard L. Head
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Jose LeMoyne
A. L. Bland
Harold Layman
Frank Martindell
Rcting
Gordon E. Hughes
Fred T. ‘Hotchkiss
Board of Governors
Stanley Reed Jr
Lemoyne
Middletown Fine Arts ‘Center
Reed
AIM
Middletown
Frank R. Myers
Board
A. L. Bland Ward B. Browning
Kenneth Coburn
Robert L. Davidson
Charles A. Ernst
H. O. Finkelman
Robert Gardner
H.H. Harrison
Robert Hawk
Head
Hotchkiss
Hughes
John R. Hursh
James E. Kunkler
Martindell
Walter Mischley
Myers
Valley View faces program cuts unless state funds rise
Valley View School District warns of cuts without more state aid as officials plan two operating levies on the June ballot. Richard Jordan noted a $26,965 drop in state funds this year and projected salary costs rising. an extra three mills could add about $105,000 annually. The district totals 23.86 operating mills, among the lowest in 20 area districts. Citizens may vote on cuts or a new levy to preserve programs.
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Germantown
Valley View
Richard Jordan
Jordan
Donald Shell
Shell
Kuhn
Flags Mark Church Service With State Honors
State flags from all 50 states will parade along First Avenue for a St. John's Church service marking God and Country and a Bicentennial theme. The 4:30 p.m. eucharistic observance features a Spirit of 76 drum and fire trio, a procession past John XXIII School, and a display of flags around the altar led by Rev. Stephen Calme.
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First Avenue
St. John's Church
St. John’s Church
Stephen Calme
Calme
Processsion
Spirit of ‘76
Baltimore Street
John XXIII School
Middletown
St. John's Children's Choir
America
American Legion Post 218 Color Guard
Knights of St. John's
Knights of Columbus
Madison board schedules sports program review
The Madison school board meets at 7 p.m. March 11 to review the district's sports programs with athletic director and head coaches in attendance. The meeting follows renewed calls for a rule change requiring students to be in school the preceding semester to participate in athletics, a proposal debated by Dr. Clifford Sampson and district officials.
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Madison Board
Madison
Clifford Sampson
Middletown
Clyde Roush
Denver Redman
Sampson
Redman
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Middletown Area
Deaths and funeral details for Mrs. Rosella M. Bailey 79 of 1242 Ellen Drive and others are listed with service times. Burial at Woodhill Cemetery Franklin and Middletown Cemetery with callers invited to services at Joseph R. Baker & Sons and Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel. Additional notices include Tiff Glossip and Roberta Crank among Hamilton area deaths with service details.
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Rosella M. Bailey
Ellen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Bailey
Order of Eastern Star
Lammie
Kent
Middletown
Clayson Phillips
Boca Raton
Fla
Owen
Dwight Phillips
Franklin
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Woodhill Cemetery
Louise Borderes
Dayton
Hall-Jordan
Donald Jordan
Middletown Cemetery
Funeral Home
Franklin — Tiff Glossip
N. Main St
Eaton Funeral Home
Hamilton
Roberta Crank
Hamilton-Mason Road
Webb
Elma Shepherd
Isaac Road
Cub Scout Pack 78 awards at Blue and Gold Banquet
Pack 78 of Rosedale School honored members with Merit awards including Denny Houston Tim Johnson Tim Chupka Eric Sibey Jack Byrd John Duhammel John Irwin Brian Kendall Rusty Taylor Don Rieser John Draut Adams Steve Helton Jay Boltz Mike Onkiko Scott Wilson Ben Anderson and John Campbell. Genius Kit prizes went to Doug Kinslow Helton Anderson Kevin Hogsten Kendall Geoff Losekamp and Rieser. Boltz was named grand champion.
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Cub Scout Pack 78
Rosedale School
Denny Houston
Tim Johnson
Tim Chupka
Eric Sibey
Jack Byrd
John Duhammel
John Irwin
Brian Kendall
Rusty Taylor
Don Rieser
John Draut
Adams
Steve Helton
Jay Boltz
Mike Onkiko
Scott Wilson
Ben Anderson
John Campbell
Doug Kinslow
Helton
Anderson
Kevin Hogsten
Kendall
Geoff Losekamp
Rieser
Boltz
Miss Guffie Cunningham Dies at 77 in Hamilton
Guffie Cunningham 77 of 703 19th Ave. died Tuesday at Greenwood Manor Hamilton where she had been a patient three years. Born in Oxford Alabama she lived in Middletown 56 years. She was a member of United Missionary Baptist Church.
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Guffie Cunningham
19Th Ave
Greenwood Manor
Hamilton
Miss Cunningham
Oxford
Ala
Middletown
United Missionary Baptist
Pack 72 Cubs Earn Awards At Creekview School Meet
Cub Scout Pack 72 at Creekview School hosted Doty House guests for a history and awards program. James Hardin earned Wolf, Roy Longman earned Bear, and Brian Campbell won the Pinewood Derby trophy with Royman second. Ten winners included Peter Wien Scott Stephens and Kenny Fields. Robbie Owens placed second in the Doty House event. A puppet skit featured Paul Vere's ride and local historian George Crout presented area history slides.
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Creekview School
Doty House
James Hardin
Wolf
Roy Longman
Bear
Brian Campbell
Royman
Peter Wien
Scott Stephens
Eg Vincent
Angen
Campbell
Wee
Kenny Fields
Robbie Owens
Resente
Paul Vere
George Crout
Man Pleads Guilty in Theft Case in Middletown
Richard Amos, also Richardo Amos, 20, of 514 14th Ave Middletown, pleaded guilty to complicity to theft before Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer. He was referred to Adult Probation for face investigation and faces sentencing on March 15 for an incident on November 13 at Dillmans Market on S University Boulevard in Middletown.
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Hamilton
Richard Amos
Richardo Amos
14Th Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Amos
Feace
Dillman's Market
S. University Boulevard
United States Hits 100 Million Population in 1915
In 1915 the United States population reached the 100 million mark as growth continued across the nation. Figures reflect expansions in urban centers and waves of immigration shaping demographic change during the period.
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United States
Fishing licenses available in Ohio in 1976 season
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announces 1976 fishing licenses available at most hardware and sporting goods stores. New licenses are required beginning March 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Department of Natural Resources
Winner to quit her job after Buckeye 1,000 win
Bessie A. Darst, 37, of Middleport, wins the Buckeye 1,000 top prize and will quit her meat wrapper job. She will receive 1000 dollars a month for life and at least 400000 dollars. Other winners include Charles Longsway 10000, James Abbott 7500, Louis Virant 5000, Wayne Richwine 4000, Robert Heepke 3000, James Mathews 2000, Carl Graebner 1000.
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Cleveland
Bessie A. Darst
Middleport
Lottery
Charles Longsway
Navarre
James Abbott
New Richmond
Louis Virant
Lorain
Wayne Richwine
Wooster
Robert Heepke
Columbus
James Mathews
Wheeling
West Virginia
Carl Graebner
North Olmsted
Rabbi Aaronson Funeral Sunday in Cincinnati
Services are set for Sunday for Rabbi Michael Aaronson a blinded World War I veteran author and former national chaplain of the Disabled American Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ohio American Legion He died Wednesday at 79 Survived by two daughters a son and a protest
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Cincinnati
Michael Aaronson
The
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio American Legion
Rabbi Aaronson
Cincinnati Hebrew Union College
Ohio National Guard
Fire Calls For Several Residents In City
At 1:06 a.m. on 1606 Columbia Ave Eileen Hotarick 55 was treated and taken to hospital for breathing difficulty. At 7:00 p.m. on 519 Boyleston St Mary Redden 69 had chest pains and breathing trouble and was admitted after treatment. At 2:34 p.m. on OP Grand Ave Roxie Darrell 65 experienced pains and was admitted in fair condition.
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Columbia Ave
Eileen Hotarick
Boyleston St. Mary Redden
Grand Ave
Roxie Darrell
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Roadmore News
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