Band Spectacular at Barnitz Stadium Largest Ever
Fourteen area high school bands, including Middletown Freshman and Lem a, will march in Middletown’s Band Spectacular on September 23 at 3 p.m. in Barnitz Stadium. Organizers led by Middletown High School band director Denver Noggle and MHS Band Associates set up committees. rain date is January 24. General admission is $1, under-6 free, tickets sold at schools and local shops or at the gate.
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Middletown
Denver Noggle
Lema
Barnitz Stadium
Dletown
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick
Madison
Edgewood
Franklin
Talawanda
Lebanon
Fairfield
Lakota
Princeton
Hamilton Garfield
Centerville
MHS Band Associates
Richard Monroe
Les Leighton
Don Young
Arthur Beach
Thomas Schuler
Don Conn
Grams
Dennis Wolfe
Charles Hattery
James Jordan
Norris Music Co
Davidson's Photo Shop
Weaver Music Co
Hamilton
Campus Building Completes at Miami Middletown
The Miami University Middletown campus opens a new physical education building, a major expansion for students and its basketball program. The 199 by 80 foot facility houses a large hardwood floor, locker rooms, a weight room, storage, and offices including the director of student activities who also coaches basketball.
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Ohio
Middletown
Miami University
C. Eugene Bennett
Miami + Middletown
Armco
Oone
Drop in Demand Reduces New Teacher Hire at Luncheon
Middletown area sees far fewer new teachers this year at the Welcome New Teachers luncheon. Only 9 new teachers attended from Middletown public and parochial, Edgewood and Madison systems, with 23 fewer new hires than last year. Several new teachers toured the Miami University Middletown campus and heard about county government and local institutions.
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Middletown
Edgewood
Madison
Dletown
Trenton-Seven Mile
Miami University
Robert
Sue) Harris
Arts
Miami
Village council allows continued dumping at Clyde Baker farm
The Logan Long Co may keep dumping excess roofing material at the Clyde Baker farm on DuBois Road despite a council special meeting about closing the landfill. Residents report mosquitoes and rats, while inspectors say the site is not a health hazard and trucks do not endanger nearby infrastructure. Baker's representative cites health reasons for the dump as a permanent solution.
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Logan-Long Co
Franklin
Clyde Baker
Baker's Farm
DuBois Road
Roger Stebelton
Logan-Long
Warren County Board of Health
Stebelton
Warren County Engineer's Office
Lower Carlisle Road
Judy Tinch
John Edwards
Council
Baker
Enquirer Speaker Promotes Enthusiasm At Welcome New Teachers
Raspy-Charles J. Carraher Jr. of the Cincinnati Enquirer spoke at Middletown Miami University to kickoff the 10th annual Welcome New Teachers program. He urged teachers to foster optimism and warmth, noting attitudes shape responses and reminding educators to show understanding and trust toward students. About 909 new area teachers and over 100 community members attended.
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Charles J. Carraher Jr
Carraher
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc
Middletown Area
Middletown Y Teen Elects First Black President
Marsha Glover seventeen year old Middletown High School senior is elected president of the Middletown Senior Y-Teen chapter the first black to hold the post in the thirty year old religious service group. Celeste Didlick her vice president and successor is also a junior at MHS.
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Marsha Glover
Middletown High School
Celeste Didlick
MHS
Betty Croswell
Didlick
Rowena Didlick
Jacoby Ave
City Applies For Ambulance Funds
The city seeks federal money to buy two ambulances costing 40360 dollars with 31080 from the federal government and 9280 by the city. Richard Clark filed the Aug 17 application under Fire Deputy Chief Victor Auvil for the Central Ohio River Valley Agency.
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Richard Clark
Dale Helser
Clark
Victor Auvil
Ohio River Valley Agency
Ohio-Kentucky
Indiana Regional Planning Administration
City Sanitation Department
Anvil
Fire Department
Helsel
Local Residents File Bankruptcy Petitions
Two Middletown residents appeared in U S District Court Dayton yesterday with bankruptcy filings. Luther Clemons listed assets 295 dollars debts 4174 dollars and Deborah J Clemons listed assets 140 dollars debts 4174 dollars.
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Middletown
U. S. District Court
Dayton
Luther Clemons
Deborah J. Clemons
Chuckle Sleeping Outdoors Will Cure Insomnia
A fragment notes a claim that sleeping outdoors helps insomnia with a humorous tone. It references Se but lacks clear context or details about the source or outcome.
Rose Gardens Townhouse Complex Receives Charter
The 20 townhouse units at Rose Gardens on 8 Breiel Boulevard become a nonprofit corporation. Arthur Kimberlin of 4702 Riviera Drive serves as statutory agent for Rose Gardens Homeowners Association Inc and will oversee maintenance.
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Rose Gardens
Breiel Boulevard
Arthur Kimberlin
Riviera Drive
Rose Gardens Homeowners Association, Inc
Water system proposal sparks county vs cities clash
Butler County Commissioner Arthur F. Reiff urged forming a county water system arguing cities refuse fair rates. He cited suburban charges at 200 percent of in city rates and urged study of county service beyond municipal limits. The board also approved a TB hospital contract and road funding ahead of widening Oxford State Road and bridge work on Kehr Road.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Arthur F. Reiff
Reiff
Middletown
Edward C. Smith
Cincinnati
Drake Hospital
Butler
Stanley M. Perin
Oxford State Road
Breiel Boulevard
Perin
Brown Road
Oxford
Kehr Road
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