School Menus For The Week In Middletown Public System
Week menus for Middletown elementary and junior high list Labor Day as no school. Tuesday offers Beef and noodles with confetti cole slaw, apple, and bread. Wednesday serves Sloppy Joe with candied yams and lime jello with pears. Thursday features Macaroni and cheese with buttered spinach, apple crisp, and peanut butter sandwich. Friday serves Deep sea dandy with tartar sauce and mashed potatoes with mixed fruit.
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Rose To Speak To Rotary Club In Manchester
W S Rose assistant to Armco Steel's president will address the Rotary Club at Manchester Motor Inn Tuesday noon. He will discuss Armco and other US companies activity in western Europe and notes his 15 years in Armco offices in Paris and Genoa.
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Stolen Fire Extinguisher Baffles Carlisle Police
Carlisle police investigated a burglary at Carlisle High School where one fire extinguisher disappeared. The thieves entered through an auditorium window and the extinguisher tag was later found on the roof of the elementary school.
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Today in History highlights for September 3, 1967
The column lists key events on September 3 across centuries. It notes the 1783 Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War, Labor Day first observed as a holiday in 1894, Verdun in 1916, Shenandoah disaster in 1925, Britain and France declaring war in 1939, Allied landings in 1943, Singapore’s return to Britain in 1945, and other 20th century milestones.
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