Memorial Day Parade to Feature 600 Shrines Units and Four High School Bands
Dayton's Memorial Day parade will be a major event with 600 Shriners from the Antioch Shrine Temple joined by four area high school bands. The procession includes 26 units such as bands horses clowns and dune buggies. Middletown Monroe Fenwick and Madison bands will march. Middletown High leads the 10 am start from Smith Park with services at Woodside Cemetery.
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Antioch Shrine Temple
Dayton
Antioch Shrine
Shriners
Middletown High School
Rom Smith Park
Verity Parkway
Woodside Cemetery
Fenwick High School
Tom Sweeney
Robert Denisi
Middletown Area News May 23 1975 Page 13
A brief item from the Middletown area page reports local happenings in the week ending May 23 1975. Details are unreadable in the provided clipping.
Middletown Students Win MTA Teaching Scholarships
Middletown High School senior Terri Michelle Reynolds and Lemon Monroe High School senior Donna McNabb each receive a 200 scholarship from the Middletown Teachers Association. Reynolds plans mathematics at Eastern Kentucky University and has held roles in Student Action for Education, yearbook, newspaper, math club and drill team while working at McDonalds. McNabb heads to Miami University to study elementary education and has been active in bands, choir and student groups. The MTA Scholarship Committee selected the recipients.
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Middletown High School
Terri Michelle Reynolds
Ellen Drive
Lemon-Monroe High School
Donna McNabb
Bendel Drive
Middletown Teachers’ Association
Miss Reynolds
Larry Reynolds
Eastern Kentucky University
Student Action For Education
McDonalds
Donald McNabb
Burglary Report Shifts Value at 1450 for Louise Tipton Home
Thief entered Louise Tipton’s residence at 827 1th Ave yesterday afternoon and took a color television portable television a silver tea set a tape recorder and an antique recorder player valued at 1450. A radio taken from Joe Kindred’s home 1615 Taylor Ave last evening was recovered. youths questioned. A break in at George Arnold 207 Highland St found a rear door glass broken this morning. nothing missing.
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Louise Tipton
Lth Ave
Joe Kindred
Taylor Ave
George Arnold
Highland St
Cumberland murder warrants issued for man linked to construction firm
Police issued two murder warrants for Gene McDonald also known as August Doak 58 of Dayton Ohio a laborer with McGraw Construction Co. He is charged in the killings of Richard Cook 41 and James Maybrier 27 whose bodies were found in a Cumberland hotel room. Investigators found a sawed off shotgun and ski masks and linked the trio to a Dayton address. a bank robbery claim remains unproven.
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Cumberland
Gene McDonald
August Doak
McGraw Construction Co
Dayton
Richard D. Cook
James E. Maybrier
Harsh to resign as Roosevelt Middle School principal
Norman Harsh 39 plans to resign this summer to run his family's dairy farm near Brookville Indiana. He began as a teacher at Lincoln School in 1957, became Lincoln principal in 1961, and elementary curriculum coordinator in 1969. He will move his family 35 miles to the farm while his wife Juanita remains employed in Middletown. Harsh serves on Alternatives Inc. and YMCA boards.
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Norman Harsh
Roosevelt Middle School
Brookville
Ind
Harsh
Middletown
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Primrose Lane
Juanita
Indiana Farm
Butler's share growing outruns state aid says county official
County Commissioner Donald Schirmer blasted the state for growing welfare funding with a 20 percent annual rise from 1969 to 1979. This year Butler County will spend 556,604 on public assistance, up from 193,000 in 1969, with projections to 1.2 million by 1979. He backs a bill to roll back programs to 1973 levels while warning welfare costs could swallow the general fund.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Donald Schirmer
Schirmer
Bill Schaffner
Ohio Senate
Witness shot during holdup at U S Hotel in Middletown
A witness was shot in the back during a holdup at the U S Hotel on Main Street. Robert Collins of Dayton, 22, was treated at Middletown Hospital and released in good condition. Two robbers fled with 40 dollars and remain at large.
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Middletown Hospital
Batsey Drive
Anthony Pappas
Mildred Schwing
Creekview Drive
Pappas
U.S
S. Main St
Robert Collins
Dayton
Collins
Charges Dismissed in Butler County Break-In Case
Gary Fultz 24 of 2015 S Verity Parkway saw charges of complicity in the June 24 break in at Garfield Street dismissed by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer after 93 days in jail without trial. He was arrested February 19.
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Hamilton
Gary Fultz
S. Verity Parkway
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Fultz
Garfield St
Middletown MTA calls $150 bonus a bribe to control board
The Middletown Teachers Association labels the school board’s $150 one time bonus as a bribe and says the base salary index schedule is fair, noting teachers would earn less next year. The Hotline claims the board has funds for a permanent base pay raise and Caudill will release poll results after committee talks.
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Middletown
MTA
Charles Caudill
Fire Run and Medical Calls Include Multiple Incidents
Fire dispatch at 2:56 a.m. to 613 Waite Street for Randall Achorn, 33, ill, transported and released. False alarm at Manchester Avenue and University Boulevard at 12:12 a.m. Yesterday at 9:56 p.m. 828 B Lafayette Avenue for Annie Rice, 34, head and back pains, to hospital, released. 2:59 p.m. 4718 Central Avenue, man on roof removing antenna, no assistance. 10:45 a.m. 840 Jackson Lane for Nan McKinney, 57, difficulty breathing, oxygen given, to hospital, admitted in fair condition.
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Waite St
Randall Achorn
Manchester Avenue
University Boulevard
Lafayette Ave
Annie Rice
Central Ave
Jackson Lane
Nan McKinney
Willard Johnson Convicted of Rape and Kidnapping
A Hamilton jury of nine men and three women found Willard Johnson, 33, guilty of rape and kidnapping after a four hour deliberation. He faces sentencing Tuesday at 9 am before Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Johnson formerly resided at 3551 Tylersville Road and claimed innocence, asserting he had not met his 17-year-old accuser before the preliminary hearing.
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Hamilton
Willard Johnson
Johnson
Tylersville Road
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Jurors Wear Insulation Buttons In County Trial
In Hamilton County, 12 jurors and one alternate in the Willard Johnson trial began wearing red and white identification buttons to deter discussions of the case outside the courtroom. Judge Fred B. All orders jurors to continue using them. Judge Cramer notes plans to standardize this practice to shield jurors from prejudicial information.
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C.J. Bosniak Journal
Hamilton
Willard Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Johnson
Cuyahoga
Ruppert
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Peter Frank
Shrine
Toronto
Shrine Mounted Patrol
Springfield Shrine Club
Middletown Shrine Club
Doty House
Monroe
Fenwick and
Madison High
Dale Helsel
Silver Leaf Lodge 456
Josephine Bass
Area News
Terri Reynolds
Norman Harsh Roosevelt Principal
Alternatives, Inc
Ymca Board
Elder- Beerman’s
Jerry Hammond
County Sanitation Department
James Hinchberger
Burgess & Niple, Ltd
Columbus
Quiderr E
ELITE
Banana Boat Elite
Sherbet
Crawford ST
S. Brezel Blvd
University Blvd
Trenton Center AT the Bridge
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