Fifth graders display city views at new Middletown City Building
Fifth graders from public and private schools submit artworks about Middletown. Over 100 pieces will be shown on the second floor during Sunday's open house from 3 to 5 p.m. A kindergarten to twelfth grade show was held in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
City
Carol Ernst
The
Ohio Historical Society
Middletown High School Orchestra
City Centre
Mart
Mistler elected president of Mound Builders Council
Alvin J. Mistler was elected president of the Mound Builders Area Council at the annual meeting held at Camp Hook. Reginald Farrar became council commissioner, with David Knochs Tom Purdom and others named as vice presidents and all four joining the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America representing the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Mistler
N. Breiel Blvd
Mound Builders Area Council
Camp Hook
C Dudley Inwood
Reginald Farrar
David J Knochs
Tom Purdom
Farrar
Armco
Pokey Griffith
Mistler
Hubbell
Purdom
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Armco Steel Corp
Big Brothers
The
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
Shriners
National
Corrugated Steel Pipe Association
Kiwanis Officers Elected for Middletown Club
Charles W. Sutter of Middletown Hospital was chosen as president of the Middletown Kiwanis Club with Fred Tyson as first vice president and Charles Hatttery as second vice president. Other officers include Al Decatur secretary Doug Burgher treasurer Charles Best assistant treasurer and Steve Dobrozsi sergeant at arms. Directors Vic Anvil Bill Wilmer Dick Leroy Bill Parnell Arnold Birchfield will serve two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sutter
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Fred Tyson
Charles Hattery
al Decatur
Doug Burgher
Charles Best
Steve Dobrozsi
Vic Anvil
Bill Wilmer
Dick Leroy
Bill Parnell
Arnold Birchfield
Anslinger May Appeal Removal From Office
Village Administrator Dan Anslinger may file a motion to reconsider or appeal a judge's removal order for malfeasance. Hugh Wall Ill said an accompanying stay request could accompany such a motion. Removal likely takes effect Monday or Tuesday once the judge's signed order is filed with Montgomery County Probate Court unless stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Dan Anslinger
Hugh Wall Ill
Anslinger
Montgomery County Probate Court
Wall
Malfeasance ruling in village administrator case
Judge Donald Zieger found Anslinger guilty of malfeasance for arranging payments to retired public service superintendent Joseph Watson by padding timecards. He ruled removal from office too severe but held the law applies. Anslinger, village administrator since 1970, faced dismissed charges in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Zieger
Anlsinger
Public Service
Joseph Watson
Anslinger
Ziegel
Watson
Marvin Hall
Bids Opened for Hook Field Taxiway And Sewer Line Extensions
Bids were opened for Hook Field improvements and for sewer and water extensions to the annexed area near Yankee and Todhunter roads. Triasco Corp. was the apparent low bidder for taxiway and lighting at Hook Field with 116 385.20 dollars, funded by a 400 000 dollar federal grant. SK Construction Co. was the apparent low bidder for the sewer and water project with 268 422.13 dollars. Four other firms bid 152 000 to 170 000 and 295 500 to 437 700 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Field
Yankee
Todhunter Roads
Triasco Corp
SK Construction Co
Notable local figures recognized at council meeting
Fred Hubbell of Waynesville and Stanley L. Pippin named treasurer and honored for service./Miscellaneous notes detail former Franklin prosecutor Lloyd Ritz’s death and funeral plans, plus obituaries from Springboro and Miamisburg including Meredith Caudill Jr. and Roscoe Neace with survivor lists and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hubbell
Waynesville
Stanley L. Pippin
Golfer Injured After Cart Accident at Wildwood Course
A Central Avenue man Raymond Sherman aged 69 of 3807 Central was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being thrown from his golf cart at the Wildwood Golf Course yesterday. The mishap occurred near 1 p.m. when he lost control and struck his face and head, with emergency responders taking him to the hospital from 214 Thornhill Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Wildwood
Raymond Sherman
Central
Thornhill Lane
Sherman
Stabbing Remains Unsolved in Downtown Bar Dispute
Police detectives probe the stabbing of John Peecher 25 of 803 Elwood Street. Peecher was seven times stabbed in the upper body and is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. Investigators see no link to a prior arson at Peecher’s home. the bar owner denies the incident occurred behind the downtown bar. The inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peecher
Elwood St
Peecher
Middletown Hospital
Donald Bowles
Middletown Monroe Student Art Show Opens at City Centre Mart
The Tri-Arts Council presents about 130 works from hands across Middletown and surrounding schools. The exhibit spans oils photography chalk pencil acrylics and ink with pieces from three high schools five middle schools and 16 elementary schools. The show runs one week at City Centre Mart following displays at City Building Lemon Monroe High School and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown- Monroe
Tri-Arts Council
City Centre Mart
Lemon Monroe High School
Mart
Bessie Craycraft
Amanda Middle School
Betty Lerch
Lemon- Monroe High School
Helen Wagner
Central School
Ed Seaman
Creekview School
Mickey Schwing
Sam Ashworth
Armco Steel Corp
Louise Malarkey
Masque Awards honor MHS drama students tonight
The 11th annual Masque Awards at Middletown High School Theater will feature eight productions judged by the International Thespian Society chapter. Twenty four trophies will be awarded for acting and technical work, with Gerri Hart hosting for the 11th time and new honors for Best Boy Thespian and Best Girl Thespian plus special recognitions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
MHS
International Thespian Society
Gerri Hart
Virginia Westlund Memorial
Jaycees Elect Officers In Middletown Meeting
Bernie Straub of 816 Dover Ave was elected president of the Middletown Jaycees at a Four Seasons Party Room session on Germantown Road, succeeding Joe Baltzell. Ron Jordon became first vice president with Hank Renick as second vice president. Tom Gleckler is secretary and Paul Nenni treasurer. Directors for two years are Jim Harris Bob Hayden and Bob McCormick. Brad Tutt will serve a one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Straub
Dover Ave
Middletown Jaycees
Four Seasons Party Room
Germantown Road
Joe Baltzell
Straub
Armco
Ron Jordon
Hank Renick
Tom Gleckler
Paul Nenni
Jim Harris
Bob Hayden
Bob McCormick
Brad Tutt
School Bus Collision Injures Children at Stanley and Superior
A school bus and car collide at Stanley Street and Superior Avenue injuring several children with minor bruises. Car driver Mildred Roberts 34 of Lopane Avenue was charged with failing to yield at a stop sign and driving with an expired license. Bus driver Gail Centers 25 of Charles Street Trenton remained at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Street
Superior Avenue
Mildred Roberts
Lopane Ave
Stanley
Gail Centers
Charles St
Trenton
Middletown Students Earn Mathematics Awards at Miami Banquet
Mary Rose Myers of 4409 Roosevelt Blvd and Eric Paperman of 908 Vancouver St win department awards at Miami University's Mathematics and Statistics spring banquet. Myers takes a junior award and Paperman a freshman award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Mary Rose Myers
Roosevelt Blvd
Eric Paperman
Vancouver St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown Journal
Goldman Park
Cohen Brothers Junk Yard
McDonald's Hamburgers
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Middletown Sand & Gravel
Wendt
Mound Builders Council
Explorer Post 1
Armco Metal Products
Armco Marketing
Lebanon
Explorer
Warren County
Kiwanis
Charles Sutter
Inwood
Council
Enochs
Franklin
Lloyd Ritz
Lloyd E. Ritz
Elaine Ave
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Mr. Ritz
University of Cincinnati Law School
Franklin High School
Franklin City
Army Air Corps
First United Methodist Church of
Antioch Temple of the Shrine In
Warren County Bar Association
Planning Board of
Brown's Run Country Club
Middletown Bar Association
Ruth
David B
University of Montana
Richard B
Southern Methodist University
Janet Shane
Lora Rose
Eaton Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Johnnie Bryant
Johnnie Mae Bryant
Grove St
Union Springs
Ala
Thomas Thompson
Denver, Colo
Minnie Nickerson
Fenne Johnson
Joel F. Bailey
Springboro
Meredith Caudill Jr
Market St
Franklin American Legion
Inland Manufacturing
Russell McFelfresh American Legion Post
Franklin Vfw
Aero Lodge
F&am
Barbara
Meredith Scott
Kansas
Vickie Johnson
Linda Gibbs
Miamisburg
Kathy Williams
Ellis
Anglesby Funeral Home
Eddie Bates
Woodside Cemetery
Roscoe Neace
E. Pearl St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Bertha
Alice Raleigh
Patty Milligan
Tammy Neace
Gary Klouse
Centerville
Rick Klouse
West Carrollton
Gerolene Newton
C. Ray Storts
Lyndon, Rt. 1
Barbara Park Convalescent Home
South Salem
Elsie
Loyd
Fullerton
Calif
Lewis
Greenfield
Rosalie Mercer
Eleanor Rae Green
Wilmington
Eloise McDonald
Chillicothe
Ralph
Zanesville
Esther Leach
Leesburg
Murray Funeral Home
Clair Emerick
Alvin Mistler
Meredith Caudill
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Monthlu
Theater Tonight
Robert A. Tennant
Association of
John V. Simpson
S. Breiel Blvd
Ohio
Harry
Jaycees
Miami
Norris Insurance
Erry Coeeey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!