Middletown High Band Fundraiser Seeks Disney Trip Support
Middletown High School band plans weekend fundraisers at Towne Mall to raise 16800 for 110 students and 10 chaperones to travel by bus to Disney World in May. Five concerts Saturday and Sunday feature multiple ensembles while a paper drive runs at Middletown Shopping Center with donations and pickup arranged through band director Ken Amburge. additional drives are set for April 1 and May 6.
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Middletown
Towne Mall
Disney World
Ken Amburge
Florida
Formance
Disney Orld
Jaycees
Red Cross honors Holliday for 25 years of service
Marvin Holliday was saluted for 25 years of Red Cross service at the Middletown Area Chapter meeting. He led first aid training for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, taught in area schools, and chaired first aid services for decades. A jurisdiction change for Warren County was postponed indefinitely, keeping Middletown Chapter with northern Warren and Hamilton Chapter with the south.
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Marvin Holliday
Middletown
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Warren County
Holliday
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Scout Council
First
Armco
Division Council
Cincinnati
The
Butler
Warren
Hamilton
Carlisle school board meetings rescheduled for March
Carlisle The March meetings of the Carlisle school board have been reset due to sports conflicts. Meetings are set for the 8th and 14th at 7 30 p.m. in the board room of the junior high building.
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Carlisle
Carlisle School Board
Free hearing tests for 3 to 5 year olds at Middletown clinic
Children ages 3 through 5 may receive free hearing tests tomorrow at the pre school hearing clinic run by Soroptimist of Middletown at Verity Hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tests will be conducted by Soroptimist volunteers trained by the Ohio Department of Health. Equipment is supplied by the Ohio Department of Health. A retest session is scheduled for March 18, 10 a.m. to noon.
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Soroptimist of
Middletown
Verity Hall
Ohio Department of Health
No MUM classes held today on energy saving push
Miami University Middletown campus canceled Friday classes amid energy reduction efforts and rescheduled Saturday classes to Monday through Thursday. Gardner-Harvey Library closed today and tomorrow, reopening Sunday from 24 TM. The cancellation remains as long as energy reduction requests persist.
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Middletown
Miami University
Gardner-Harvey
MUM
Middletown Detective Andy Stephens Retires After 24 Years
Middletown Police Det. Andy Stephens aged 55 retired this week following 24 years with the department. A World War II Army veteran, he was wounded three times and earned multiple honors including a 1973 Fairfield commendation and recognition from Fort Wayne police for aiding a murder suspect arrest. He and his wife Billie have six children and live on Lisa Lane.
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Middletown
Andy Stephens
Stephens
Fairfield Police Department
Police Department of
Fort Wayne
Ind
Billie
Lisa Lane
Act to register trademarks passed by Congress in 1806
Congress passed an act authorizing the registration of trademarks in the United States on February 20, 1806. The measure established a formal system to record and protect marks used in commerce, laying groundwork for brand identification and legal protection for producers and merchants.
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United States
Congress
Annual safety seminar to feature Glenn Ellison
Glenn Ellison, former MI High School football coach, will speak at the sixth annual safety seminar funded by the Safety Council of the Middletown Area. The April 4 event runs 9 am to 3 pm at the Women's Center next to the United Way Building and features multiple safety topics and exhibits from local agencies.
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Glenn Ellison
Glenn
Ellison
Safety Council of
Middletown
Ohio State University
Manchester
Middletown High School
Denison University
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Middletown High
Ohio
Women’s Center
United Way
Manchester Inn
Sennet
Deaths and funerals in Middletown area
The segment lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements including Tomlin infant death at 725 Poplar St after treatment at a free clinic, coroner awaiting lab results, and autopsy at Mercy Hospital. Also noted are death of William Rock Shearer of 1500 Brown St a long Armco Steel employee, Carlize Hunter of 615 17th Ave, Paul Gay of 2049 Clark St and Ernest A Tinch of 534 S River St with service details, burial plans, and burial sites in Woodside and Greenwood Cemeteries.
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Anderson Tomlin
Anderson Tomlin Sr
Poplar St
Middletown Hospital
Social Services Center
S. Main St
Free Clinic
Garret Boone
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Lafferty Funeral Home
West Union
William ‘‘Rock’ Shearer
Brown St
Mr. Shearer
Beattyville
Armco Steel Corp
Shearer
Armco
Meadowlawn Church of God
Lallie
Willard
Middletown
Jeanette Thomas
Mamie Howard
Dayton
Minnie Fox
Tennessee
Ed Ellington
Trenton
Bill Ellington
California
Joseph K. Baker
John J Williams
Woodside Cemetery
Williamsdale
Paul Gay
Clark St
US 127
Hamilton
Antioch Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gay
Ruby Gay
Mary Clifton
Franklin
Hamilton Kiwanis Club
Brown-Dawson Funeral Home
Ernest
Tinch
S. River St
Miami Paper Co
West Carrollton
Odd Fellows of
Rebekah Lodge 585
Sarah
Bob
Jerry
Germantown
Donald
la Mesa
Calif
Linda Collins
Jo Anne Banks
Carlisle
Laura Tinch
Lawrence
Carl
Clark
Virgil
Franklin and
Russell
Centerville
Cletus
Moraine City
Ruth McClain
Alice Lambert
Anglesby Funeral Home
Springboro
Copter Crashes Off Okinawa Killing Four Marines
A US Marine CH-46 helicopter from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 164 crashed into the ocean off Okinawa, killing all four crew. The aircraft was en route to Iwakuni. An investigation was ordered and names of the dead were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
U.S
Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 164
Iwakuni Air Station
Japan
Energy limbo at State House discussed by Chamber
State Rep Walter McClasky of Marion told Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce the energy situation in Ohio is in limbo after 51 bills in the General Assembly produced only four laws. He cited prudence about federal action, noted bills on energy stock records and a new energy department, and urged leadership to address dwindling resources. The talk highlighted coal and Lake Erie drilling efforts and emphasized learning from the coal strike to guide future policy.
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State House
Walter McClasky
Marion
General Assembly
McClaskey
Middletown Area
Ohio
Energy Bureauracy
Ohio Energy Department
Feds
Lake Erie
MacClaskey
Senate
Rhodes
National Guard
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
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White
Lucky Buck
Betty
Calhoun County
Miss
Middies
Treasure Island, Fla
Fred Sennet
Safety Council
Robert Shrader
Gary Miller
Beverly Hills
Barbara Wright
Ptl
Harvey Poff
William Erb
Middletown Division of Fire
Ohio Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Carlise Hunter
Carlize Hunter
17Th Ave
Statham
Hunter
Ohio Department of Transportation
Mabel
Paul
Harold
Richard
Los Angeles
Marie Pendergrass
Herman
Dave
Booker T
Camp Denison
Robert
Detroit
Lebanon
Fred
Corine Hood
United Missionary Baptist Church
L.C Bennet
Ernest Tinch
Chamber
Williams
Eric
Woodside Cemetery Assn
S. Verity Pkwy
Middletown, O
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Quasar
Orure Means
Appliance & Tv, Inc
ENTON
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