Myers Family Reunion Returns to Mount Zion Church
Eddie Myers leads the 14th Myers family reunion in Middletown with 100 relatives expected to attend. The event starts with an 11 a.m. church service at Mount Zion Baptist Church and tribute to parents Reese and Mrs Myers, who founded the church in 1916. The weekend includes a community meal, graveside decorations, and a Sunday movie of prior gatherings. Eddie, 75, continues a local newspaper column from Newhall California and reflects on social questions and youth inclusion.
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Mount Zion
Eddie
F. H. Hampton
Newhall
Calif
Signal
Ile
America
Onie
Middletown
Frizzell Myers
Curtis St
Myers
Flag Ceremony Set Saturday By Scouts
Boy Scouts of Troop 2 sponsored by the Church of the Ascension plan a flag raising at 8 a.m. at the City Building with a flag lowering at 7 p.m. as part of the Patriotism Project promoting display of the flag on Memorial Day and Flag Day.
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Boy Scouts of
Troop 2
Church of the Ascension
Mulford Martin
Robert P. Johnson
Mound Builders Area Council 454
Spiuvp
Scouts of America
North Vietnam
Two Middletown youths hurt in early morning crash
At 3 45 a m two youths were injured when an eastbound car lost control on a curve at Howe Road and Kek Road striking a culvert and a tree. John Welling Jr 18 of 1720 Columbia Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital Willard V Burton 18 of 6406 Trenton Franklin Road was cited for reckless operation by Lt Dye.
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Middletown
Miami University Senate Revises Grading and Governance Plans
The Miami University Senate approved plus minus grading and expands the credit-no credit option for freshmen and sophomores next fall. A sweeping university governance proposal stalled over electing faculty to a new University Council, delaying action until next Wednesday.
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Oxford
Miami University
Adhanunanala Waaud
Vualu
Hamilton
Middletown Miami University
Deng Jan
University Senate
University Council
Seven Drivers Fined by Municipal Court
Seven motorists were fined $50 and costs by Judge J T Lamb of the municipal court. Jack French, 24, of 1510 Lafayette Ave, paid for anti noise violation and driving without a license. Joseph L Peck, 37, of 3117 Yankee Road, charged with failure to yield right of way. Beeman, Haag, Candill, Wilson, and Lawson were fined for careless driving. Criminal cases docketed for today were continued at the request of attorneys due to Memorial Day.
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J.T. Lamb
Jack French
Lafayette Ave
Joseph L. Peck
Yankee Road
Lewis V. Beeman
Miamisburg
Clarence Haag
Morgan St
Steve Candill
Dubois Road
Franklin
Harry B. Wilson
Highland St
Sherman J. Lawson
Middletown Toastmasters names best speaker and more
Ray Hannah was voted best speaker and Jim Mondabaugh most improved speaker at the Middletown Toastmasters meeting held last night at Eastern Lanes. Leroy Meier was best topic speaker and Joe Moffa topic master. Moffa also voted best critic. Robert MacGehean was toastmaster and Jim Rockovich general evaluator.
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Ray Hannah
Jim Mondabaugh
Middletown
Eastern Lanes
Hannah
Mondabaugh
Bean Stalk Show Star At Garfield
In Mrs Lois Grosss fourth grade at Garfield Elementary Jack or Danny Wilford leads the science display. A bean planted on soaked cotton sprouted climbing a blind cord to the ceiling while ivy pumpkins pine cones and shells fill the table alongside a ten foot beanstalk.
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Jack
Danny Wilford
Lois Gross
Garfield Elementary School
Maren
Hample and Caserta Named Journal Newsboys at Dinner
The Journal honored its top senior and junior newsboys, David Hample of 520 Orchard St and Douglas Caserta of 3501 Central Ave, at Alfy's Restaurant. They received $200 and $30 savings bonds respectively, after long service as carriers starting in 1966 and 1968.
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The
Journal
Alfy
David Hample
Orchard St
Douglas Caserta
Central Ave
Frank R. Myers
Journal Manager
Hample
Caserta
Idaho Seeks Buyers For State TB Hospital Complex
Gooding Idaho AP reports a used state tuberculosis hospital with 40 acres and several buildings is for sale. Bids should be sent to the State Health Department in Boise as 4 000 pamphlets are mailed next month seeking lease or purchase interest. The facility closed after lawmakers judged private care cheaper.
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Gooding
Idaho
State Health Department
Boise
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