Middie band wins honors in Florida trip
The Middie marching band from Middletown High School earned a trophy as Golden South Classic band for a track meet in Orlando. They performed at Disney World and on television during a long Florida trip, spending two days at Sea World Circus World and a citrus stand visit, with a cost around $17,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Disney World
Florida
Park
Orlando
Fla
Ken Amburgey
Middletown
And
Madison
Batcheller
Amburgey
Madison Band
Lebanon and Middletown Teens Win WPFB Scholarships
Michael A. Bain of Lebanon and Mary L. Quinnan of Middletown won $250 WPFB Teenager of the Year scholarships after a live Legion Hall ceremony. Bain, top of his class, CP R instructor and Kings Island Inn worker, and Quinnan, student council president and NHS member, were selected from 18 nominees across nine area high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Middletown
WPFB
Michael A. Bain
Kenneth Bain
Keever Road
Mary L. Quinnan
Brian Quinnan
North Marshall Road
American Legion
Miss Quinnan
Water line extension eyed for Springboro plans
Village Engineer Dave Morgan presented proposals to extend water lines along Ohio 741 to connect with the high school site and to Red Lion Road to link with Warren County water lines. He urged replacing 8 inch mains with 12 inch mains for peak demand and fire protection, revamping the Heston Spring Creek well for backup supply, and adding a filtration system per EPA to reduce iron deposits. Council also approved a $186,000 High Hazard Safety project on Ohio 73 near Midway Shopping Center with cost sharing among county state and federal partners, and authorized Locust Street gutter, curb, sewer, and pavement plans to be charged to nearby landowners amid opposition from 13 Locust Street residents.
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Springboro
Dave Morgan
Ohio
Red Lion Road
Warren County
Morgan
Heston Spring Creek
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Council
Kraft, Shaw, Weiss and Associates
Dayton
Ohio 73
Midway
Springboro Sets Sewer Bond Sale and Tax Talks
A special village council meeting at 1 p.m. on June 9 will discuss selling bonds for sewer improvements in the old village section and progress in hiring an income tax administrator after the 1 percent village tax passing. The Finance Committee will meet at 1 p.m. on Wednesday to set funding for the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Springboro Planning Commission
Clearcreek
Springboro Charter Commission
Springboro High School
Woman injured in disturbance at Middletown home
Lucille Shields, 62, was treated at Middletown Hospital for head cuts after a dispute at her residence between her son and an intruder over a damaged stereo. Police report the man entered the fight, pushed Shields aside, and struck her during the alley scuffle at 1:15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Lucille Shields
Queen Ave
Grand
Queen Avenues
Trout Stream Returns to City Centre Mart Run
Trout Stream returns for six days at City Centre Mart with Joe Powers stating the popular concession is back for a new engagement. Visitors may fish three minutes for 35 cents, with a fifth try free for those who failed four times during 11 am to 1 pm. Hours vary by day as part of the Say Hello campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Powers
Mart
Powers
the Mart
Ex-convict Nick Pirovolos to Speak at Local Church
Nick Pirovolos, once involved with major Cleveland gangs, converted in prison and now leads a Christian prison ministry. He will speak at Christian Assembly of God at 6830 Trenton-Franklin Road tonight, tomorrow at 7 p.m., and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. After parole in 1975 he started an evangelical prison ministry from his Parma home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Pirovolos
Christian Assembly of God
Trenton-Franklin Road
Cleveland
Pirovolos
Parma
Springboro
Sebring
Fla
Walker Memorial Hospital
King
King Brothers
Mary
Clyde
Anglesby
Franklin
Full sewer charges begin in Trenton remain in effect
Beginning yesterday Trenton water customers face full sewer service charges even without complete hookups. City Manager Melvin Ryder said the $9.30 charge covers the first 2,000 gallons with $1.20 per additional thousand. Council set June 1 as the start date, and a public meeting on Tay at 7:30 p.m. will discuss regional transportation planning and the city’s 1970 comprehensive plan revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Melvin Ryder
Orlin Moore
Trenton Area
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Carl Doppes
Ryder
John Madoffori
Trenton Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Ruder
Tower Avenue
West State Street
Cranewood Drive
Deaths and funerals listed across multiple local notices
The notice summarizes deaths and funeral details for Virginia Johnson 69, Paul James 75, Euel Frost 86, Harry H. King 73, Ruth E. Burdge 85, Mrs Shirley Melampy 40, Mrs Billie L Armbruster 88, Troy E. Davis 64, Roland Strong 74, Hubert Strong 53, Mrs Dora Brock 70, Miss Astoria Mickey Wagers 21, with burial and service details at various funeral homes and cemeteries in Middletown, Lebanon, Franklin, and Mason. Survivors, service times, and locations are listed where provided. An unrelated note mentions a new computer mass storage capacity of 472 billion characters per National Geographic.
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Virginia Johnson
Myers Road
Middletown Hospital
Johnson
Fordsville
Breiel Boulevard
Bessie Rusher
Hammond
Ind
Stella Kinley
Hawesville
Ruth Hoten
Louisville
McCoy- Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Lebanon
Shirley Melampy
N. Nixon Camp Road
Bethesda North Hospital
Oswald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Melampy
Paul
Debra F. Adams
Franklin
Calinda S. Anglin
William Hamilton
Robert Hamilton Jr
South Charleston
Ohio
Betty
Billie L Armbruster
The
Golden Years Nursing Home
Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home
Troy E. Davis
Miamisburg
Hamilton
Colligan
Roland Strong
Howell Ave
Brown-Dawson
Hubert Strong
Louisville, Ky
Webb
Dora Brock
Morgan-Ross Road
Astoria
Mickey”’ Wagers
N. Sixth St
Brown- Dawson
Middletown Area Young Republicans Club Revived
A group of young activists revived the Middletown area Young Republicans with a six month interim slate led by Patty Enright as president and Bernie Straub as vice president. The meeting set next events for June 20 at Enrights home, with a $5 annual membership and associate options for those over 36. The group plans to attend the state convention in Sharonville July 28 to 30.
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New
Middletown Area
Young Republicans Club
Patty Enright
Bernie Straub
John Davis
Dennis Bateman
Enright
Toshi Lukens
Donald Lukens
Middletown
Young Republicans
Marriott Inn
Sharonville
DeMolet Honored by DAV for State Recognition in Ohio
Dennis DeMolet of Middletown received the Ohio Disabled Veteran of the Year honor from Chapter 131 of the Disabled American Veterans. Estel Cloud, adjutant of the chapter, said DeMolet was selected as the state’s second representative from Middletown, with Louis Rossi a prior recipient in 1976. The national award will be decided at the DAV convention in San Francisco August 12 to 17. DeMolet will also receive the State Commander's Award at the statewide convention June 9 to 11 at Stouffer's Dayton Plaza Hotel in Dayton. The chapter also honored Delman Whitt for outstanding devotion, presented by immediate past commander Allen Treadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis DeMolet
Ohio
Disabled American Veterans Organization
Estel Cloud
DeMolet
Middletown
Louis Rossi
DAV
San Francisco
Dayton
Miami Alumni Merit Scholarship Presented at Monroe High School
Sally Lamphier, daughter of Jeannette Lamphier, received the Miami University Alumni Merit Scholarship at Monroe High School in a ceremony led by local attorney I A Casper. Casper sits on the Alumni Association executive council. Sally, a Lemon-Monroe senior, has held student council roles, co edited the yearbook, reported for the school paper, and participated in choir, band and NHS. She plans to study social work management at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High School
Miami University
I.A. Casper
Sally Lamphier
Jeannette Lamphier
Miami University Alumni Association
Casper
Sally
Miami
Kurfess campaigns in Butler County Teamsters picnic
Charles F. Kurfess, running in the June 6 primary against Gov James Rhodes, plans a 2 to 4 p.m. Teamsters picnic at Americana Park in Butler County. He has named Lucille Garber Ford as his running mate for lieutenant governor and will meet with school superintendents in Dayton Sunday evening. Ford will be in Cincinnati on Monday.
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Hamilton
Charles F. Kurfess
James Rhodes
Butler County
Teamsters
Americana Park
LeSourdsville Amusement Park
Ohio
Kurfess
House
Lucille Garber Ford
Ashland College
Dayton
Open house set for principal at Sherman Elementary
The public is invited to an open house Sunday afternoon honoring Sherman Elementary School Principal Jess Wilson, who will transfer to Mayfield Elementary next year. Sponsored by the PTO, the 2 to 4 p.m. event in the school gym will include tributes, refreshments, and attendance by teachers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Elementary
Jess Wilson
Mayfield Elementary
PTO
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Stan Lewis
St. Petersburg
Tom Fenton
Titusville
Circus World
Mary Quinnan
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and OO
Locust Street
Blue
Clearview Cablevision
Paul James
Jonesville, Va
Lee General Hospital
Pennington Gap
James
Mildred
Jean James
Virginia Neff
Granita
Davidson Funeral Home
Jonesville
Dryden
Luel Frost
Euel Frost
Lebanon Health Care Center
South Lebanon
Peter Kemper
Frost
S. East St
Bibienne
Stella Christ
Grace Smith
Columbus
Harry King
Harry H. King
Ruth Burdge
Ruth E. Burdge
Lower
Springboro Road
Barbara Park
Burdge
First United Methodist Church of
OMT Club
Syracuse University
Kappa Alpha Theta
Samuel
Hale
Bristol
Tenn
Samuel Jr
Cary
N. C
Sarah Jane Wilson
Jean Sohn
Marie Bond
Cincinnati
Frances Thompson
Fayetteville
N. Y
Anglesby Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Norma
Margie
Millie
Patty
Charlotte
Corputer
National Geographic
Monroe
Wilson
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
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