Thought for Today Quote by Josh Billings
Henry Wheeler Shaw known as Josh Billings offers a pithy remark about the soul bearing more diseases than the body. The quote reflects a humorous moral observation from 19th century American literature.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2004
Page
2
Henry Wheeler Shaw known as Josh Billings offers a pithy remark about the soul bearing more diseases than the body. The quote reflects a humorous moral observation from 19th century American literature.
Today marks the 190th day of 2004 with 176 days remaining. Notable historic note recalls Col. John Nixon's public reading of the Declaration in Philadelphia on July 8, 1776. List of birthdays includes Johnnie Johnson, Jerry Vale, Steve Lawrence, Anjelica Huston, Kevin Bacon, Toby Keith, and many others with ages ranging from 80 to 25.
Middletown Journal readers are asked to vote on whether All-Star Reds shortstop Barry Larkin should retire at season’s end. The Internet poll invites readers to visit www MiddletownJournal com to cast ballots and view results.
West Chester police and Parks host a morning to early afternoon fishing program from 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. at Dimmick Lake off Dimmick Road. Bring equipment. a pole is provided if needed. Limited to one session. register at 513 759 7312.
Butler County Commission meets 9 30 a m in Commission Chambers Hamilton Warren County Commission 5 p m at Administrative Offices Lébario Clearcreek Township Trustees 6 30 p m at Government Center Germantown City Beautiful 7 p m Municipal Building Middletown Park Board 7 30 a m second floor conference room 2C City Building Public events can be listed in The Journal Community Calendar call 513 422 3611 ext 242 or email news@coxo hio.com deadline 3 p m prior day.
An off duty officer stopped a Fayetteville RV after someone threw firecrackers from a window. Police report two loaded .45 pistols were found under a pillow and marijuana in the vehicle. Jadakiss, real name Jason T. Phillips, was the sole charged of eight occupants.
Robbie Knievel performs a 150 foot jump on Fox after a 1999 stunt. Phish tickets for its Newport Vermont festival sold out with prices up to 915 dollars, 70 000 fans attend Aug 14 15 at Newport State Airport Coventry VT.
A string of road closures affects Milford Township Franklin Township Morgan Township Fairfield Township and Lebanon including Oxford Middletown Road near State Road for pavement repairs with local access only and reopening next week. Other closures include CSX crossing work on Symmes Road and a culvert replacement on Princeton Road tied to Bridgewater Falls development with a planned reopening the week of Aug 2. Ohio 122 and 63 also face long term restrictions with detours and limited truck access while Union Road Lynn Street and surrounding streets undergo partial closures and bridge work with scheduled reopenings in late July and October.
Ohio lottery results dated July 3 to July 7 show Pick 3 and Pick 4 daily draws with day and eve numbers, Buckeye numbers, Super Lotto, and Mega Millions entries. Notable draws include Saturday’s Super Lotto at 18 million and Mega Millions at 21 million. powerball numbers listed for Wednesday and Tuesday drawings.
Mary-Kate Olsen entered a treatment program for a health related issue and Ashley canceled a trip to Australia to be with her sister. Milk ads with the twins were removed out of sensitivity to their situation though officials say the campaign may resume later. Hugh Williams of the Milk Processor Education Program said the twins were not dropped and ads could return.
The Middletown Journal states it promptly corrects errors of substance and provides a correction policy. Readers are invited to report errors or seek clarifications by calling (513) 422-3611 during business hours.
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