End of line for Middletown High as district closes schools
Middletown prepares for the last day of classes as 2000 students at Middletown High depart with lockers cleared and equipment packed. Freshmen move to a new Middletown High on Breiel Boulevard and Manchester Road next year while junior high and elementary students finish exams and receive or mail grade cards.
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Middletown High School
Senor Darlene Wilhoit
Breiel Boulevard
Manchester Road
Middletown High
Middletown
Lemon-Monroe High
Lemon-Mon- Junior High
Amanda
Snior High
W. E. Davis
Roosevelt
McKinley
Jemnon-Monroe
Manchester
Fenwick
Thetown High
Public Health Ad Urges Chiropractic Care Signs
A health notice from the Butler Warren County Chiropractic Association encourages consulting the yellow pages of the telephone directory to find the nearest Doctor of Chiropractic for public health concerns.
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Butler
Warren County Chiropractic Association
Last Middletown High seniors face mixed feelings
The last graduating class at the old Middletown High School reflects on leaving the building Thursday evening. Students express happiness, nostalgia, and curiosity about the new school, with varied thoughts on identity, tradition, and what being the final class means for their legacy.
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Old Mhs
Middletown High School
Debbie Young
Middletown High
Jenni Peck
Larry Spence
Marlayne Tucker
Ed Anderson
Marlayne
David Kisler
High Twelve Club To Install Officers
Middletown High Twelve club will hold formal installation ceremonies Wednesday. Officers to be installed include president Dr Richard R Hasmeier and officers Graham E Layer John Mc Cure Ed win Tyson Harold Leichty Al Meyer plus directors George R Landers Ronald Lawrence A J Lisch R W Truck William Tyler G L Glass chaplain Rev Leon DeForest sergeant at arms Art Lord. Installing officer will be Herman H Lawrence. Hasmeier previously led Civitan and Toastmasters clubs.
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Middletown High Twelve Club
Noor
Richard R. Hasmeier
Graham E. Layer
John McCure
Edwin Tyson
Harold Leichty
al Meyer
George R. Landers
Ronald Lawrence
A. J. Lisch
R. W. Truck
William Tyler
G. L. Glass
Leon DeForest
Art Lord
Herman H. Lawrence
Hasemeier
Civitan Club
Toastmaster’s Club
Nixon Programs Hit Snags In Demo Congress
Washington AP reports that President Nixon faces trouble in the Democratic dominated Congress as his 1969 proposals stall. The record so far is meager for five months with slow administration pacing and incomplete details. Key fights loom over the 10 percent tax surcharge extension, antiballistic missile limits, Social Security increases, a postal system corporation, a penny stamp raise, draft reform, tax credits for industry in ghettos, mass transit and airways development, and anticrime legislation whose progress remains unclear.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Ae Tha Biest Snaninn
GOP
Senate
Var
Ious
Transportation Department
Thieu warns of coalitions with communists in speech
South Vietnam president Nguyen Van Thieu, prior to meeting with Nixon, warned against coalitions with the Communists and cited China's civil war outcome as a warning against concessions. He referenced Yalta terms and urged U S cautious diplomacy at Paris peace talks. He spoke at a banquet in Taipei.
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Formosa
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
China
Nist
Chiang Kaishek
Thieu
Midway Island
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
South Korea
Chiang
Mao ‘Tse-tung
Yalta
Joseph Stalin
Franklin D Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Britain
Soviet Union
Japan
Europe
Manchuria
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R. R. Hasemeier
By Darlene Wilhott
Joan Imhoff
Dennis Heinke
Ramona Bush
Fran Wilkins
Sandra Casselberry
Jim Gomin
Eleanor Yeager
Janie VanGilder
David Schaaf
High Twelve Club
U Nmae
Reema Ia
TBMU
Storage Service
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
E. Grant
Union Sanitary
Park St
2Nd Ave
Studio
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasitown Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
Central Ave
New York
Vabley
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Ennee
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