Seven Miami faculty win teaching fellowships for summer
Seven Miami University faculty will receive six $1,000 fellowships from the Miami University Fund to improve teaching this summer. Recipients include Harvey Brightman, Joseph Cantrell, William Kearns, Robert Phillips Jr., John Sebastian, John Grunwell, and Ronald Wiley. Alternates are Robert Berry and Glenn Julian.
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Oxford
Committee For
Miami University
Harvey J. Brightman
Josephs. Cantrell
William H. Kearns
Robert N. Phillips, Jr
David G. Brown
Miami University Fund
Brightman
Cantrell
Navy Show to Parade Through Miamisburg May 11 12
A two day naval display and parade sponsored by the Dayton Navy recruiting office will run May 11 and 12 in Miamisburg. The parade features more than 40 marching units starting 10 a.m. Saturday on Linden Avenue and Main Street. Exhibits Friday and Saturday at the Miamisburg Plaza include aircraft carrier models PT boat and a fleet ballistic missile submarine. U S Reps Whalen and Powell plus area mayors and naval officers will be on the reviewing stand at City Library Park.
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Miamisburg
Navy Recruiting Office
Dayton
Navy
Linden Avenue
Main Street
City Library Park
Miamisburg Plaza
U.S
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Walter Powell
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The Gothic Arch Origin in France
The pointed arch that defines Gothic architecture originated in France, transforming medieval building design and enabling taller structures with striking vertical emphasis. This innovation spread across Europe influencing churches and cathedrals for centuries.
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France
Miami University Receives EPA Aquatic Grant
The EPA awarded Miami University a 28320 grant to study aquatic organisms. Rep Walter E Powell announced the news as the zoology department investigates cladocerans to assess their sensitivity to certain metals.
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Oxford
Miami University
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Walter E. Powell
Miami
Department of Zoology
Ronald Toney Memorial Benefit Music Show at Carlisle
Carlisle Jaycee Wives sponsor a country western musical to benefit Warren County American Cancer Society. The Ronald Toney memorial event at Carlisle Junior High School auditorium starts 7 p.m. Admission is 1 dollar. Performers include Ken Roberts and band Johnny Ray and band Rick Henry Paul Roark and the Maranatha Gospel singers. Toney died recently at 38 from cancer.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Jaycee Wives
Warren County
American Cancer Society
Ronald Toney
Carlisle Junior High
Toney
Ken Roberts
Johnny Ray
Rick Henry
Paul Roark
Maranahta Gospel Singers
Handicapped Children Society to Honor Local Figures
The Handicap Society will award its annual appreciation honors May 10 at 7 30 p m to two area couples Mr and Mrs Don House of Franklin owners of House of Drugs and Mr and Mrs James L Gross of Chautauqua owners of Gross Lumber Co the Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club and Beta Tau Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority members from Miamisburg West Carrollton and Kettering. John L Kelly society president will present the honors at the center on Fairview Drive. Public invited.
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Carlisle
Society For Handicapped Children
Franklin
House of Drugs
James L. Gross
Chautauqua
Gross Lumber Co
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Beta Tau
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Miamisburg
West Carrollton
Kettering
John L. Kelly
Fairview Drive
Three men bound over in Franklin court
Franklin Municipal Court bound over two Middletown men and a Franklin man to the Warren County grand jury. James Morris 31 bound over for carrying a concealed weapon with $1000 bond. James Leis 18 bound over for breaking and entering an uninhabited dwelling at night with $2500 bond. Elmer Roberts 29 bound over in connection with a burglary at Western Southern Life Insurance Co. office on Dixie Highway. Mack Martin 65 fined $100 plus costs and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Luther Fitzpatrick 55 fined $50 with $40 suspended for debris accumulation. Charles Viars 18 fined $100 with three days in jail and license suspension for driving under suspension. Three people fined a total of $60 for speeding.
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Franklin
Middletown
Warren County Grand Jury
James Morris
N. Main St
Bond
James Leis
Ogden Drive
Elmer Roberts
Young St
Leis
Roberts
Western Southern Life Insurance Co
N.dixie Highway
Mack Martin
Cincinnati
Luther Fitzpatrick
Park Ave
Charles Viars
S. Main St
Wayne 4H Elects Officers for Year
JACKSONBURG The Wayne Township Super Duper Seamers 4H club elected officers for the year. Julie Friggle was chosen president Marcia Gerber vice president Caroline Lakes secretary and Jill Conrad treasurer.
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Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Julie Friggle
Marcia Gerber
Caroline Lakes
Jill Conrad
Board rejects Miami University land bid as too costly
The Ohio Controlling Board refused to release 95 000 dollars for Miami University to purchase a church owned parcel on Oxford High Street saying the price was too high. Miami plans a block development including possible faculty offices or humanities building. The board approved earlier land purchases and other agency requests.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miami University
Oxford’s
High Street
the University
Miami
Two Miami University Halls Enter National Register
Elliott Hall built in 1820 and Stoddard Hall built in 1835, the university's oldest dormitories, have been entered into the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. The buildings, linked on campus center, were gutted in the 1930s and rebuilt inside. The nomination aligns with a state plan to document historic places under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, and confirms no ownership or administrative changes accompany the listing.
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Oxford
Miami University
Elliott
Stoddard
National Park Service
U.S. Department of Interior
Connecticut Hall
Yale University
Miami
Yale
Ohio
Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board
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Joel Taylor
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Ohio Board of Regents
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