Middletown High to hold progress report meeting for parents
Middletown High School Principal Lewis Hill urges wide parental turnout for a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. progress report meeting. The agenda includes election of a president pro tem and a nominating committee for a parent teacher organization, and plans for a Junior Control board. Five students will perform excerpts from Fiddler On The Roof, with refreshments after.
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Middletown High School
Lewis Hill
Hill
Middletown Board to Announce 1971-72 Enrollment
The Middletown Board of Education will announce enrollment figures for 1971-72 at 4 p.m. in a special meeting moved from the regular 7:30 p.m. slot. Topics include surplus bus disposal, a report on district developments, creation of a vocational education advisory committee, and a pilot English program at Middletown High School.
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Middletown
Thomas Webb
Board of Education
Howard Schueller
Verity Pto
Webb
Middletown Planning Commission
Robert K. Johnson
Middletown High School
Madison Opens Open House at Two District Schools
Madison High School and the district’s vocational school are hosting week long open houses for parents during school hours. Parents may observe classes meet teachers and sample lunch. Principal Denver Redman notes last year’s trial success prompted this year’s event.
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Madison High School
Madison
Denver Redman
Cross Falls Choir Cross Injures Two Members
Two First United Methodist Church choir members were injured during Sunday services when a bronze and brass cross eight feet tall fell from the ceiling due to metal fatigue. Linda Wieneke suffered a severe puncture wound and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Ronald Miller escaped injury. The pastor noted the cross had hung for about five years and may be rehung in a different location.
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First United Methodist Church
Broad Street
Linda Wieneke
Robert Wiencke
Wildwood Road
Ronald ‘Miller
Joseph Miller
Burton Road
Middletown High School
Eugene Frazer
Middletown Hospital
Miller
Frazer
Man dies after bar fight in Warren County
Warren County sheriff says Herbert A. Michael 63 owner of Herb's Tavern died of a heart attack after a Sunday fight at the Foster bar. David E. Rowland 22 of Maineville was arrested and charged with manslaughter and will appear tomorrow in Mason Municipal Court.
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Lebanon
Herb
Foster
Maineville
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Herbert A. Michael
Stephens Road
David E.rowland
Mason Municipal Court
Wallace
Io Man
Wreck at Verity Parkway and Lafayette Avenue Cites Driver
A collision at Verity Parkway and Lafayette Avenue caused $1,600 in damage to both vehicles with no injuries. Mrs. Rose E. Francis, 64, of 1109 Lafayette Ave, cited for failure to yield after a witness said she ran the red light. Mrs. Joann Secorti, 3221 Barbara Drive, traveling south, also involved. Police estimated $300 damage to one car.
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Verity Parkway
Lafayette Avenue
Rose E. Francis
Lafayette Ave
Middletown
Francis
Lafayette
Joann Secorti
Barbara Drive
Verity
Pumpkin Theft Costs A Wagon
Ralph Debord owner of Debord's Market reports four boys attempted to steal pumpkins from his field behind the Jefferson Road market near old U.S. 25. About 20 pumpkins remained piled beside the field and a Radio Jet red wagon with two pumpkins in it was found. Debord seeks the wagon’s owner or information on its origin.
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Ralph Debord
Debord
Jefferson Road
U.S. 25
Middletown Woman Critical After Elk Creek Road Crash
Marion L. Tooker, 36, of 6296 Hamilton Lebanon Road, is in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after her car left Elk Creek Road yesterday at 7:50 p.m. struck a concrete bridge abutment and a tree two miles south of the Preble County line. Police report the westbound sedan veered from the road and she was thrown from the vehicle.
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Middletown Area
Middletown Hospital
Elk Creek Road
Marion L. Tooker
Hamilton-Lebanon
Butler County
Preble
Ptl
Donald E. Burns
Hunter Subdivision Sewer Project Hearing Set
A public hearing is set tomorrow at 1 a.m. in Warren County to discuss a proposed sanitary pier system for the Hunter Subdivision. Residents would pay for an engineering study, assessed over two years, at $90 per lot for ten acres or less or $15 per acre for portions over ten acres, based on 80 percent of assessable land. The Hunter Improvement Committee requested the hearing so residents can voice views. If approved, a second hearing will be held after the study to inform on sewer system costs.
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Hunter — A
Warren County
Hunter Subdivision
The
Hunter Improvement Com
Mittee
Aeronca Posts Third Quarter Loss Amid Declining Aerostructure Shipments
Aeronca Inc reports a third quarter loss of 175 274 dollars as sales fall to 10 789 347 dollars from 16 107 840 the prior year quarter. Nine month figures show a 2 587 893 dollar loss driven by L 1011 write offs and a subsidiary sale loss offset by cost cutting and market penetration efforts.
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Aeronca, Inc
A. G. Handschumacher
Handschumacher
Aeronca
Three Hurt In Area Crashes In Two Incidents
Two traffic crashes near Hamilton and Middletown left three people injured. Steven Herring, 19, of Moraine, was treated for multiple lacerations after being thrown from a car on Interstate 75 north of Tylersville Road. John Meinking, 18, of Cincinnati, was treated and released for scalp injuries after the vehicle ran off the road when the driver fell asleep. Pamela Davis, 20, of 4112 Helton Drive, suffered neck pains when her car was rear ended on Oxford State Road near Judy Drive and was released after hospital treatment. her 2-year-old son was examined. Edgar Marcum, 39, of Franklin, was the other driver involved in the second collision.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Steven Herring
Tylersville Road
John Meinking
Cincinnati
Meinking
Pamela Davis
Helton Drive
Oxford State Road
Judy Drive
Edgar Marcum
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Poll Worker Shortage Prompts Call to Volunteers
Middletown Lemon Township and Madison Township vote sites seek poll workers as list dwindles to two. Registered voters with transportation should call the board of elections between 8 30 a m and 4 30 p m. Polls run 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. Workers will stay until duties are completed.
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Ellen Murphy
Board of Elections
Middletown
Lemon Township
Madison Townshp
Middletown Education Board Candidates to Address Club
Middletown Rotary Club members will hear candidates for the Middletown Board of Education at Friday noon at the Manchester Motor Inn. Robert Fe serves as program chairman introducing the speakers.
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Middletown Rotary Club
Middletown Board of Education
Manchester Motor Inn
Robert Fe
Ombudsman Recommends Open Choice Degrees At OSU
Ohio State University should lower credit requirements and scrap most course fees. Richard H. Armitage, OSU ombudsman, urges optional bachelor programs and 180 credit hours for degrees, cutting ROTC and PE courses. He cites fees inflating advertised tuition and calls for fee elimination per 1970 Faculty Council report.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Richard H. Armitage
Colleges of the Arts and Sciences
Young Republicans to Hear Middletown Candidates
The Middletown Area Young Republican Club invites the public to hear candidates for the Middletown Board of Education tonight at 8 p.m. in the Sports Bowl meeting room at 2804 S Main Street.
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Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Area
Young Republican Club
Sports Bowl
S. Main ,St
TV Sets Stolen At 3 Houses
Three Middletown homes were ransacked this weekend with four televisions stolen. Lucius Bronner reported two TVs two revolvers and a watch missing after criminals broke a north side door glass. Mrs. James Cotton said a bedroom window screen was ripped and a TV two lamps a pistol and a radio disappeared. Floyd Hurston said a TV was taken from his bedroom after the back screen door was cut and door glass broken.
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Middletown
Lucius Bronner
Tenth Ave
James Cotton
14Th Ave
Floyd Hurston
Lincoln St
Supervisor To Visit Here
The Ohio Supervisor of Industrial Arts Education will visit Middletown High School to tour the new laboratory for special education and industrial arts. Robert Gates of the state department of education will observe the shop where students work with wood metal crafts refinishing and reupholstering furniture. He will meet with shop instructor Kenneth Wingate Principal Lewis Hill and assistant principals to discuss developing the new program.
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Ohio
Middletown High School
Robert Gates
State Department of Education
Gates
Kenneth Wingate
Lewis Hill
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