Two Middletown Firefighters Live Boyhood Dream
Steve Gillie and Captain Paul Curtis of the Middletown Division of Fire share how firefighting became their lifework. Gillie, a Vietnam veteran, emphasizes teamwork and daily training, noting the dangers and the 70 pound gear carried into fires reaching 1800 degrees. Curtis, with 17 years in service, focuses on fire prevention, inspections, and teaching safety in schools and businesses while describing life at the station as home like and demanding readiness year round.
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Sireas
Steve Gillie
Paul Curtis
M Town Division of Fire
Gillie
Thement
Lamberton St
Middletown
Capt
Curlis
Division of Fire
No. 5
Central
Breiel
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Curtis
Fire Department
Capt. Curtis
Monroe Thespian trip provides real learning experience
Monroe High School Thespian Troupe 1709 joined Middletown High for a State Thespian eS Conference in Newark February 20 21 22. Retiring president Tony Barnett praised the large organized gathering while students described improvisation makeup and mime demonstrations and shared insights from peers and mentors.
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Monroe Thespian
Cheri Gast
Middletown High
State Thespian
Tony Barnett
Monroe
State Thespian Society
Pat Smith
Thespian
Newark Thespian
State
Tammy Duff
Ohio State
Baby Boy Born to Ebbesmeyer Family in Middletown
The Page reports Mrs. Rose Ebbesmeyer welcomed a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces at Middletown Hospital last Tuesday. It is the couple’s first child.
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Rose
Steve) Ebbesmeyer
Middletown Hospital
Ebbesmeyers
Carlisle Vocalists Confident in Ohio Music Contest at Hamilton Taft
Carlisle ensembles prepare for the Ohio Music Education Association contests at Hamilton Taft with 14 soloists and four vocal groups. Senior Dawn Burgess and fellow members chart the chamber ensemble performing Gibbons Silver Swan while other groups sing works by Nelson Hassler and Hall.
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Carlisle
Hamilton Taft
Ohio Music Education Association
Gibbons
Dawn Burgess
Shirley Purkey
Lori Gephart
Robyn Davis
Terry Miller
Peggy Barnes
Teresa White
Frank Repper
Ores Kim Burgess
Lisa Centers
Michelle Clay
Missy Deboard
Paula Hart
Lisa Howard
Tuttie Eckler
Cheryl Fuller
Pam Howard
Tricia Jeffrey
Sandy Kimberlain
Beth Kruse
Hassler
Denise Johnson
Jenny Minck
Connie Oldfield
Diana Shoemaker
Beth Bogan
Hall
Jim Short
Derek Weidle
John Susco
Mike Day
Juniors Turn Jewelry Making Into a Hobby
Middletown High School juniors Erin Dysart and Joan Ellison, both 17, enroll in a downtown Fine Arts Center jewelry class to pursue a hobby and potential profits. They describe design processes, materials like sterling silver and stones, and plan to display pieces for sale at the Art Center.
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Erin Dysart
Joan Ellison
Middletown High School
Erin
Richard Dysart
Fine Arts Center
Joan
Tilmon A. Ellison
Muriel Camp
Mahany
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