Middletown Bicentennial kickoff links 18th century flair
Middletown launches its first bicentennial celebration February 13 with an 18th century flavored reception and film festival at the Sorg Opera House Colonial Theater. About 1200 locals and state officials attend including Mrs. Howard Metzenbaum and Dr. Robert Cecile. Tickets are $5 and invitations go out tomorrow.
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Jack Keiser
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Altstaetter
Frank Neal
Hospital supply pinch noted at Middletown facility
Middletown Hospital reports ongoing strain on supplies notably plastics and disposables. AAP survey finds shortages nationwide prompting talk of switching to glass and reusable items, while linens see price pressure but contracts cover increases.
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Funeral services and obituaries from Middletown area
Funeral services are planned for Ledford Keith 79 at McCoy Leffler with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Ralph Watkins 32 died on arrival at Middletown Hospital and is buried in Woodside. survivors include a wife, children, step-children and relatives. James Gilbert Franklin 87 died at Carlisle Care Center. Mass of Resurrection at St Mary Church followed by burial in Woodhill. Herman R Laubach 68 funeral at McCoy Leffler and burial in Woodside. Robert Baker 66 of Middletown died after illness. graveside services at Woodside with lodges and a fundraiser note. Memorials to Mason Temple building fund.
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Lincoln Lodge
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Armco Hearing Tuesday On Air Variance Request
An OEPA public hearing on air pollution variances for Armco Steel Middletown Works is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Middletown City Building commission chambers. Armco seeks variances for coke ovens and basic oxygen furnaces to boost production efficiency, with compliance schedules and governing OFPA rules available for public review. Written testimony may be sent to the Ohio EPA Hearing Clerk in Columbus.
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Smith Pond ice skating opens today at noon
Smith Pond hosts opening ice skating today from noon to 9 pm with cold conditions keeping the surface slick. Ralph Connor of the Department of Parks and Recreation warns drivers to avoid icy roads around the pond and directs parking along Smith Park road by the baseball diamonds.
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Preliminary civic plans to be shown in January session
Chicago architect Harry Weese will unveil preliminary civic center plans in a Jan two work session for community leaders and center occupants. City Manager Helsel says suggestions may lead to changes with final approval targeted for February. The site includes a city building library Manchester Motor Inn Arts In Middletown building Senior Citizens Center Civic Association Women’s Club Elks Club and post office.
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Four Drivers Fined and Sentenced by Municipal Court
Frankin Municipal Court Judge John B. Tracy imposed fines and jail terms for four drivers charged with driving while intoxicated. Elmer Alexander, 32, Linwood Drive, fined 200 dollars, 10 days jail with one day suspended, one year driving suspension. others, Meehan, Willis, and Molnar, each fined 100 dollars, three days jail, six months driving suspension, plus traffic school. Emery McMahan, 24, Kettering, fined 50 dollars, 30 days driving suspension for reckless operation. Bradley Russell, 47, Franklin, fined 50 dollars for disorderly conduct. Nine speeders were fined 245 dollars in total.
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