Middletown Principals Reassigned For Next School Year
Two elementary schools in the iddletown City School District will see new principals next year after the board ended Mrs. Faye Whitley’s contract. Jess Wilson moves from Sherman to Mayfield and Gene Middleton from Garfield to Sherman. Wilson and Middleton both bring long service and multiple roles in local education groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theiddletown City
Samuel
Dalton
Faye Whitley
Mayfield
Jess Wilson
Sherman Elementary
Gene Middleton
Garfield Elementary
Sherman
Wilson
Spring Hill
Theiddletown
Big Brothers
Butler County Children's Home
Xavier University
Miami University
Middletown Elementary Principals Association
Middleton
Middletown High names 25 to Mu Alpha Theta club
Twenty five Middletown High School students are elected to Mu Alpha Theta. Members include Margaret Martindell John Ridge Ronald Wells Kimberly Dennis Teresa Trowbridge Gerald Hamm Jennifer Voris Carol Roney Tawnya South Kimberly Funk Michael Mills Theda Dixon Charlene Kurtz Kimberly Countryman Harry Kneisel Vicki Weinstein Kevin McQuinn Marcia Vinson Lori Heiger Scott Batcheller Lisa Freberg Brian Mehl Melissa Koloff William Borland Douglas Adams Evalee Hensley is the faculty sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Margaret Martindell
John Ridge
Ronald Wells
Kimberly Dennis
Teresa Trowbridge
Gerald Hamm
Jennifer Voris
Carol Roney
Tawnya South
Kimberly Funk
Michael Mills
Theda Dixon
Charlene Kurtz
Kimberly Countryman
Harry Kneisel
Vicki Weinstein
Kevin McQuinn
Marcia Vinson
Lori Heiger
Scott Batcheller
Lisa Freberg
Brian Mehl
Melissa Koloff
William Borland
Douglas Adams
Evalee Hensley
Mu Alpha Theta
Middletown High
Mental health drive names Walton as area chair
Hamilton sheriff Robert R. Walton is named Middletown area chairman of Butler County Mental Health Association's annual membership campaign. Other area chairmen include Margaret Brandabur Hamilton Linda Cameron Oxford Ruth Huffman Seven Mile Anita Hite Union Township and Pater Fairfield. The private voluntary group promotes mental health attitudes, prevents illness, provides information, trains volunteers, and advocates for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Robert R. Walton
Middletown
Butler County
Mental Health Association
Pat Burg
Margaret Brandabur
Linda Cameron
Oxford
Ruth Huffman
Seven Mile
Anita Hite
Union Township
Pater Fairfield
Ohio and
National Associations For Mental Health
Roosevelt Ave man charged with assault on officer details
Donald Forbes aged 23 of 4115 Roosevelt Ave was charged with assaulting a police officer after a disorderly conduct arrest. Police say he spit on Pd Charles Van Sickle and tried to strike him with his head after being placed in a cruiser. He was found with a baseball bat in the front yard at 2851 Wilbraham Road and his arm through a window while threatening residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Avenue
Donald Forbes
Roosevelt Ave
Charles van Sickle
Forbes
Wilbraham Road
Jury Selected in Middletown Drug Trafficking Case
Richard Cavolt, 27, of 908 First Ave Middletown, stands trial on aggravated trafficking in drugs after a Butler County grand jury indicted 14 people in a nine month Middletown drug investigation. Cavolt pleads not guilty as Judge Fred B Cramer presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Richard Cavolt
First Ave
Middletown
Cavolt
Butler County Grand Jury
Deaths and Funerals of Elizabeth McDonough 86
Elizabeth McDonough 86 of 1615 Hoskins Lane died at Middletown Hospital at 8 40 am after four years of illness and eight days as a hospital patient native of Custer Ohio she lived here since 1948 and was active in church and charity Survivors include five sons Monica Fening and Margaret McDonough among others 63 grandchildren and 46 great grandchildren Mass will be at 10 am Thursday at Holy Trinity Church burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery Oxford. Memorial prayers Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McDonough
Hoskins Lane
Middletown Hospital
William
Robert Timothy
Monica Fening
Hamilton
Margaret McDonough
Long Beach
Calif
Katherine Wagner
Dayton
Grace Keyes
Centerville
Patricia Efikmeier
St. Cloud
Minn
Ruth Clark
Chino
Carol Ferniding
Cincinnati
Holy Trinity Church
Tom Fitzsimmons
Albert Schetter
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Oxford
Wilson-Schramm
Rescued youth improves after septic tank incident
FRANKLIN-Scott DeHart, 16, was listed as improved and in fair condition at Middletown Hospital today after fainting from fumes while cleaning a septic tank truck. His father, Eugene DeHart, 44, remained in serious condition. the boy was rescued by his father before he collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin — Scott DeHart
Middletown Hospital
Eugene DeHart
DeHart
Anthony
After-Prom Jubilee Tickets On Sale For 26th Year
Tickets for the 26th Annual After-Prom Jubilee are sold ahead of the prom night, May 19, with early bird pricing of seven dollars per person before May 12 and eight dollars afterward. The after-prom motorcade forms at 1 30 a.m. at City Building, escorted by police to Americana Amusement Park where free rides, pizza, pop, and a casino party run from 2 to 6 a.m., with casino prize auction from 5 to 6 a.m. Parents typically cover the jubilee cost, and students leaving before 6 a.m. must sign out and cannot return. The prom runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Manchester Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Americana Amusements
Manchester Inn
Two Car Crash Injures Hamilton Man and Teen Driver
Timothy Reeves 21 of 324 Todd Place was in serious condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a Sunday crash at Millikin and Morris roads. He failed to stop at a stop sign and broadside Andrea Cash 17 of 6128 Liberty Fairfield Road. Passenger Daniel Reeves 20 was treated at Mercy Hospital. Cash was taken to Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Timothy Reeves
Todd Place
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Millikin
Morris Roads
Reeves
Morris Road
Andrea Cash
Liberty-Fairfield Road
Cash
Millikin Road
Daniel Reeves
Mercy Hospital
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Agencies ignore 1972 education discrimination law, says council
Washington AP report says two dozen agencies outside HEW spend nearly 10 billion on education yet none enforces the 1972 law barring sex discrimination. The National Advisory Council on Women's Education Programs urges stronger action, urging a Justice Department lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
HEW
Presidential Advisory Council
National Advisory Council On Women's
Mary Beth Peters
Pittsburgh
Congress
Department of
Health, Education and Welfare
Council
Office of Management and
Middletown teens among first Ohio Academic Scholars
Six Middletown area seniors are among 1,000 Ohio Academic Scholarships totaling 1,000 awards statewide. Recipients include Kevin Sloan Middletown High Sally Lamphier Monroe High Regina Long Fenwick High Timoth Eagle Madison High Mark Hufford Hamilton Edgewood High and Phillip Mann Germantown D Russell Lee Vocational. Scholarships are administered by the Ohio Board of Regents for full time undergraduates and cover an academic year with potential renewal for three more years if standards are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Ohio
Kevin Sloan
Sherman Ave
Middletown High
Sally Lamphier
Britton Lane
Monroe
Lemon
Monroe High
Regina Long
Walton Court
Fenwick High
Timoth Eagle
Keister Road
Madison High
Mark Hufford
Germantown
D. Russel Lee Vocational
Ohio Board of Regents
Camden Council weighs amateur theater start and elder apartments
Camden officials discuss plans to form an amateur theater group with Trotwood Circle Theater teaching drama and staging a Camden performance possibly August 14. Fairfield Homes proposes 20 elderly one bedroom apartments and EPA says village sewage is over capacity. Council notes delays on Step 1 EPA grant for North Main Street sewer plan with further Step 2 and Step 3 grant stages to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Preble County
Karen Whitley
Trotwood Circle Theater
Fairfield Homes
Lancaster
Ohio
North Liberty Street
Robert Green
Environmental Protection Agency
Green
Orville Wood
Gary Johnson
Finkbeiner, Pettit & Strout Ltd
Council
Special Events Day planned with many activities and guest presenters
Tomorrow will feature 18 guests and student chosen demonstrations including cake decorating macrame hair styling golf ceramics a talent show tour biking guitar playing and motorcycles Pat Kosuzo a naturalist from Hueston Woods brings regional animals John Sheckler Middletown Journal photographer discusses his work Clancy Burroughs Dayton teaches disco dancing TWIGS Miamisburg gymnastics show Laurel and Hardy film Middletown police dog unit will be shown with training film Sgt Tom Wills will discuss the armed forces Students signed up in advance will attend demonstrations between 10 and 11 15 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Kosuzo
Hueston Woods
John Sheckler
Middletown Journal
Clancy Burroughs
Dayton
TWIGS
Miamisburg
Middletown
Two Men Hurt in Bar Fight at Busters on Charles Street
Michael Frith and Gerald Murphy were treated at Middletown Hospital for cuts to the head and face after a pool cue attack during a game at Buster's bar on Charles Street. Police said two other men joined the altercation, leaving Frith, 25, of 432 North Broad Street, and Murphy, 23, of 225 Charles Street. They were found nearby and transported to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Charles Street
Michael Frith
N. Broad St
Gerald Murphy
Charles St
Buster's
Frith
Murphy
North Avenue
Madison School Board Extends Break To Use Disaster Days
Madison students gain a long weekend as classes end June 8 instead of 9 after the school board amended the calendar to apply three extra disaster days granted by state action due to a severe winter. Superintendent Clyde Roush notes skipping the days would cost about $10,000 daily. The board also accepts the resignation of junior teacher Zola McClish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Clyde Roush
Zola McClish
One in Four Citizens Keep a Watchdog at Home or Work
A survey finds 25 percent of adults keep a watchdog for security at home or business, reflecting growing emphasis on domestic and commercial protection. The study notes dogs serve as deterrents and alert systems for intruders in urban and rural settings.
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Garfield
Wildwood
Lincoln
Bethel-Tate
Shirley
Gene Middleton Sherman
Alpha Theta
University of Oklahoma
Mathematical Association of America
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Buller County
Perma Press
Betty’s Uniform & Maternity Shop
W. University Bivd
Lillian Anderson
Vidourek Drive
Garden Manor
Seventhday Adventist Church
Walnut St
Green-Frazier Funeral Home
Lindsay Knight
Minster St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Hall-Jordan
Edward F. Stephan
Campbell Drive
St. Joseph Church
Colligan
Roxie Burton
Vine St
Brown Dawson
Donald Wheeler
Fairfield
Brown- Dawson
Agriculture Department
National Endowments For the Arts and Humanities
Veterans Administration
State Department
Charlotte Tibbs
Journal
U.S
Wex's
Union Sanitary
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Woodside
Comet
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Monthlu
Tom Wills
Tome Williams
Ve Coy
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
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