Immunization mandate threatens Middletown students
About 260 Middletown students face exclusion from classes and activities if their immunizations are not up to date by state law. Letters sent home warn that noncompliant students will be barred from school starting Thursday, potentially affecting prom for Middletown High as officials work with health agencies and extended deadlines to improve vaccination rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Sc
Middletown
Middletown High
Lemon- Monroe High School
James Mack
Ohio Department of Health
Bureau of Public Health
Samuel Dalton
Helen Otte
Public Health Bureau
Middletown area obituaries list multiple deaths and services
Several Middletown residents are named in obituaries and funeral notices. Erwin Cliffe, 71, of Eaton Road, died after an apparent accident while at a hospital area. Raymond Ha, a former Middletown resident, died in a nursing home in Hamilton after a long career at Square D. Samuel Wilson, 44, former Middletown resident and Korean War veteran, died at Providence Hospital. George Thomas Runyan, 66, of Mixersville Indiana, formerly Middletown, retired from Fisher Body in Hamilton. Charles Amos Robinson, 74, formerly of Springboro, died near Piqua with services in Franklin. June D Flannery, 82, Lebanon, died at Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati. Funeral services and burial arrangements are listed for each, with various times and locations.
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Erwin Cliffe
Eaton Road
Middletown
Loveland Walker
Traffic
St. Regis
Middletown Society
Th Association
Army
Alice
Janice Jo Longmont
Blanche
Blanchester
Schramm
George Derke
Friends Ina
Pleasant Ridge
Butler C. Association
Hamilton
Hack
Frenchburg
Harkelew Electric Co
Peter
Thomas
Phoenx
Ariz
James
Meddietown
Virgil
Clearwater
Fla
Eva Lyons
Florida
McCoy. Leffler Funeral Home
Woodsideemetery
George Thomas Runyan
Mixersville
Ind
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital
Oxford
Bunyan
Fisher Body
Eaton, Ohio
Springfield, Ind
Edna
Mary Lee Marquis
Schenectady
N. Y
George Wilkerson
Eaton
Marshall- Smith Funeral Home
Harmony Cemetery
Franklin County
Springboro
Charles Amos Robinson
Piqua
Dettmer General Hospital
Lebanon
Flannery
Hamilton Road
Cincinnati
Bethany Ladies Aid
Bethel Community Club
Inmate Robert Phillips Dies by Own Action at Lebanon CIC
Inmate Robert A. Phillips, 23, of Columbus, hanged himself in a Lebanon Correctional Institution cell between 3 and 4 a.m. He crafted a rope from bed sheets and left an extensive note explaining his reasons. Phillips was serving a two to five year term for aggravated assault on his then three week old daughter and had recently arrived from Mansfield Reformatory. His 23rd birthday fell on Monday.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Robert A. Phillips
Columbus
William Dallman
Phillips
LCI
Mansfield Reformatory
Dallman
Armco check thefts bring jail terms
Two Middletown men were sentenced to two years in prison in Cincinnati federal court after being convicted of stealing Armco Steel Corp paychecks from employee mailboxes. A Germantown man pleaded guilty to embezzling union funds totaling 7833 dollars from United Paperworkers Local 202.
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Middletown
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Germantown
Jeffrey B. Evans
Woodlawn Ave
Randy Jones
Lamberton St
Armco Steel Corp
John Cruze
Armco
David S. Porter
Sea Scouts Clean Up Litter Near Hill's Department Store
Sea Explorers of Ship 109 sponsored by Faith United Methodist Church spent three days clearing trash along Breiel Boulevard near Hill's Department Store. Jim Albright noted winter litter and arranged a donation to the Mound Builders Area Council's Sea Exploring committee after crew member Steve Wysong declined a direct reward. The donation supported future Middletown service events. Also, in 1929 the Academy awarded its first Oscars to Janet Gaynor and Emil Jannings.
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The
Faith United Methodist Church
Breiel Boulevard
Mound Builders Area Council
Committee On
Jim Albright
George Kraft
Boy Scouts
Save Our American Resources
Albright
Sea Scouts
Steve Wysong
109
Wysong
Council
Jimm Fay
Middletown
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences
Janet Gaynor
Emil Jannings
Poetry therapy workshop scheduled at Middletown center
A poetry therapy workshop led by David Miller will be held at the Middletown Area Mental Health Center on May 25. Open to social workers clergy therapists and those in drug treatment programs the session will draw on Miller’s decades of experience from Harding Hospital Columbus to Kenyon College. Interested professionals should contact 64 S Main St.
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Middletown Area Mental Health Center
David Miller
Mental Health
Miller
Harding Hospital
Columbus
Kenyon College
S. Main St
William Campbell Obituary in Lebanon Ohio Area
William Lee Campbell 61 of 3136 Oregonia Road died Monday at Bethesda North Hospital near Cincinnati He is survived by wife Marjorie a daughter Carol Lee Walsh of Oregonia a son Ralph William Campbell of Lebanon and three grandchildren Visitation is Thursday 2 p m at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon Burial will be in Lebanon Cemetery Also listed are deaths in Hamilton Mount Stewart of 551 Franklin Street and Martin Dutch Marwehe of 1350 Carriage Hill Lane with funeral or service details from Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home Webb and other local providers.
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Anglesby
Franklin
Doug McVey
Springboro
Robinson
Piqua
Valley
Alta
William A
James F
Marysville
John C
Evans
Utah
Emma Cremonese
Orlando, Fla
Nancy Shute
Bluffton
Barbara McClain
Akron
Lebanon
William Lee Campbell
Oregonia Road
Bethesda North Hospital
Cincinnati
Campbell
Marjorie
Carol Lee Walsh
Oregonia
Ralph William Campbell
Oswald
Hamilton
Martin ‘‘Dutch Marwehe
Carriage Hill Lane
Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home
Mount Stewart
Franklin St
Webb
Wildwood Girls Honor Brownies and Scouts Across Troops
At Wildwood School an awards banquet and fly up ceremony recognized Girl Scout groups from five troops. Junior Troop 220, 1361, and Brownie 219, 1398, and Troop 1414 received badges patches and fly ups with leaders listed for each unit.
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Wildwood School
Kim Combs
Melissa Sora
Jane Lynch
Susan Gamstetter
Debbie Fadden
Salley McGehean
Kristi Haddix
Lisa Ingram
Mary Ann Current
Mary Fisher
Jodi Mullins
Heather McGuinn
Linda Fadden
Laura’ Brewer
Zella Mae
Mary Fadden
Phyllis Mullins
Missy Bales
Shelley Beachler
Shiloh Bee
Tammy Buchanan
Missi Denniston
Valerie Dunn
Jo Enright
Kelly Feezer
Missy Gregory
Kamy Henry
Lisa Keiser
Colby Kreck
Onda Lawson
Melody Osborne
Ginger Schmitt
Kim Strong
Theresa Taulbee
Debbie Warren
Marcie Welsh
Eileen Kreck
Ardee Beachler
Nancy Osborne
Brownie Troop 219
Gina Beachler
Becky Beachler
Jessica Ross
Deanna Osborne
Beth Staton
Chrystal Seale
Tyconya Pearley
Heather Warren
Rebecca Russell
Jennifer Stevens
Billie Jo Smith
Amy Combs
Mary Helen Hamilton
Jody Habig
Melody Walters
Kelly Hobbs
Patty Ross
Judy Hamilton
Becks Combs
Brownie Troop 1398
Renee Bales
Jessie Hacker
Kirstie Wood
Anne Marie Enright
Ronda Sorrell
Kim Brown
Karen Brown
Stacy Gut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal Immuniz
Tom Mi Journal
United Way
Manchester Avenue
Viata
Bureau
Erwin Wall
Merdicon
Raymond I
Raymond Ha
Samuel Wilson
Chaeonnati
Providence Hospital
Wilson
American Century Security Service
Luzangelus
Marine Lance Cpl. Semuel Wilson Jr
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Kenneth
Max
Janice
Cheryl
Salome
Merdis Wilson
Fred
Miamisburg
Louis
John
Elizabeth Moore
Springfield
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Ellis Winborn
Donald Jordan
Woodside Cemetery
Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel
George Runyan
Charles Robinson
June Flannery
Anna Mary Russell
Sarah J. Bowles
Joyce Andrews
Minneapolis
Minn
James I. Flannery
Grace Crabtree
Douglas Pickelsimer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Qodlawn
Wicoff
Oletown
Vas
Order of the Golden Rule
Ntormath
Betty
N. University
Franklin Paul C. Williams
Bird and Son
Logan- Long Co
U.S
Anthony Nyktas
Williams
Nyktas
U.S. Department of Labor
William Campbell
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
14Th Ave
Woodside
Ceme
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Monthlu
Wildwood
First Church of God
WN. Breiel Blvd
Quakers
America
Jesus Christ
Friends Church
the Friends Church
West Elkton
Ohio
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