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Vol. 71 - No. 27 Circulation: 10,508 • 937-473-2028 • JULY 6, 2022

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Fort Rowdy Gathering Meeting Slated July 10 The Fort Rowdy Gathering will have a public meeting on Sunday, July 10, 7:30 p.m., at the J.R. Clarke Public Library, 102 E. Spring St., Covington.

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The Covington Outreach Association will begin registering students for their 2022 Back-to-School program on July 1. Students, grades Pre-K thru 12, will receive a backpack and grade level supplies, along with payment of school fees, if needed.

They will host Shoes for the Shoeless, a Dayton area nonprofit which provides children with properly fitted shoes and socks, on Thursday, August 18. Additionally, they are offering free haircuts at several area salons and barbershops.

Covington residents may register July 1 thru 20 to participate in this program.

For more information on how to register your family or how to volunteer, please contact us at neighbor@covingtonoutreach.org or 937-541-5581.

Three from Area are UF Graduates University of Findlay graduates were recognized for earning degrees and were invited to walk in commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 7. Local students include: Treyton Lavy, Pleasant Hill - Doctor of Occupational Therapy.

Sierra Persinger, West Milton - Bachelor of Science in Animal Science.

Jessica Weeks, Pleasant Hill - Doctor of Physical Therapy.

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FREE Monthly Health Screenings Hosted by Upper Valley Medical Center

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Upper Valley Medical Center is hosting free monthly health screenings at sites throughout Miami County. Screenings include blood pressure and glucose checks provided by Premier Community Health nurses. Locations and times for the monthly screenings within our readership area include: J.R. Clarke Public Library, Covington, second Tuesday of the month from 9-10:45 a.m.; Milton-Union Seniors, fourth Thursday of the month from 9-11 a.m.; Oakes-Beitman Library, Pleasant Hill, fourth Thursday of the month from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

“We are pleased to be able to resume these screenings for our community.” said Kevin Harlan, UVMC president. “These simple health checks to monitor blood pressure and glucose levels can help identify conditions that, if left untreated, can contribute to increased risk of heart attack, stroke, diabetes, and other health problems.”

“We’re grateful to the UVMC Foundation and the Miami County Foundation for helping to fund the monthly screenings as part of our shared mission to support strong, healthy communities,” Harlan added.

PLEASE NOTE: No food or beverages other than water should be consumed at least two to three hours prior to a glucose screening.

Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County will hold a Cruising for Hospice Car Show on Saturday, July 16, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Miami County Fairgrounds. This is Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County’s first year hosting the event. The Car Show was previously held and organized by Cruizers Bar and Grill.

“We appreciate the continued support of the community,” said Ryan Gathard, director of fund development. “Through their generous support, we are able to continue in our mission to celebrate the lives of those we have the privilege of serving by providing superior care and services to each patient and family.”

Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County is grateful for the opportunity to continue the Car Show for its 10th year. The organization would also like to thank volunteers assisting with the event and extend a special thank you to Cruizers for allowing them to continue the car show tradition.

Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County thanks the generous sponsors of the Cruising for Hospice Car Show. Special thanks to the sponsors, including Meijer, Progressive Farms, and Indian Creek Distillery.

The event is fREE to those who would like to attend and will include a food truck, live entertainment, raffles, and a silent auction. Vehicle judging will begin at 2 p.m.

All vehicle makes and models are welcome. Proceeds from this event benefit patient care and services. Registration is required for the event, with a small fee required. For more information, e-mail Ryan Gathard at RGathard@OhiosHospice.org or call 937-269-5245.

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Jett Murphy Named To President’s List At Youngstown State Jeff Murphy of Covington, majoring in Exercise Science, has been named to Youngstown State University’s President’s List for achieving a perfect 4.0 GPA for at least 12 semester hours of classes.

Area Residents Named To President’s List At Miami University Miami University - Oxford students ranked in the top three percent of undergraduate students within each division for the spring semester have been named to the President’s List recognizing academic excellence. Among those so honored were: Kyli Parsons, West Milton - B.S. in Education in Primary Education PK-5.

Annalise Bennett, West Milton - B.S. in Education, Master of Education in Primary Education PK-5, Literacy and Language.

The following area residents were named to Ohio University's Spring 2022 Dean's list: Cody Dohrman, West Milton, Russ College of Engineering and Technology.

Hunter Sheafer, West Milton, College of Fine Arts.

Students must earn at least a 3.5 GPA for the semester with a schedule of classes totaling at least 15 hours, 12 of which were taken for letter grades, to achieve this distinction.

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Ohio University Spring Graduates Include Several Area Residents Ohio University, Athens, is pleased to announce the following area residents are among the 2022 spring graduates: Erica Cook, West Milton – BSN Baccalaureate Nursing from College of Health Sciences and Professions.

Amber Hutt, Bradford – BSC Media Arts and Studies Screenwriting and Producing from Scripps College of Communication.

Brandon Jacobs, West Milton – DPT from College of Health Sciences and Professions.

Alexander Liette, Pleasant Hill – BSN Baccalaureate Nursing from College of Health Sciences and Professions.

Carly Shell, Covington – MPH Public Health from College of Health Sciences and Professions.

Deven Taylor, Covington – BSETM Engineering Technology and Management from Russ College of Engineering and Technology.

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Two Area Residents Named To Dean’s List at Miami University

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Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County Recognizes Memorial Day with Wreath Ceremony Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County recently held a Memorial Day Ceremony at its Hospice House to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. The event was an expression of gratitude that included readings from our Veteran volunteers and music representing each branch of the military. At the end of the event, volunteers placed the wreath at the foot of the flagpole in front of the Hospice House. Attendees also were given flowers to either leave at the wreath or to use as they like. “It is important that we take time to honor and reflect on those who gave their lives as a sacrifice to our country,” said Beth Shrake, Volunteer Services Coordinator. “Through this event, we are able to salute and pay tribute to the servicemen and servicewomen who have passed on before us.” Ohio’s Hospice of Miami County, an affiliate of Ohio’s Hospice, has been serving patients in Miami County since 1983. The not-for-profit hospice is dedicated to improving the quality of life for those facing life-limiting illnesses in Miami, Darke, Shelby and surrounding counties. Its outstanding care has earned recognition from the prestigious Hospice Honors program of HEALTHCAREfirst and Deyta Analytics.

Miami University - Oxford students ranked in the top 20 percent of undergraduate students within each division for the spring semester have been named to the Dean’s List recognizing academic excellence.

Among those so honored were: Makenzie Knore, Bradford - Bachelor of Arts in English: Creative Writing, Media and Culture.

Seth Daly, Covington Bachelor of Science in Data Science and Statistics.

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Barbecue Season IS HERE

Richland Gardens 937-548-1577 “While the Earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.”

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Valley Farewells ALSOBROOKS, IDA, 97 - A resident of Bellbrook. Died Saturday, June 18, at Randall Residence of Troy.

JOhAnSen, PAStOR JOhn L., 84 - Died Monday, June 20, at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton.

His final pastoral call was to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in West Milton, where he retired in 2000.

LAnDeS, BRuce e., 59 - A resident of Covington. Died Friday, May 27, at his home.

McKIBBen, BILLy Lee, 79 - A resident of Covington. Died Thursday, June 16, at Upper Valley Medical Center, Troy. neIBeRg, wILLIAM e., 81 - A resident of Versailles. Died Friday, June 17, at the Versailles Health Care Center.

SILKnItteR, cARL O., 98 - A resident of Union. Died Wednesday, June 22, at his home.

StAnfILL, heRBeRt h. Jr., 71 - A resident of Bradford. Died Friday, June 24, at his home.

StuDeBAKeR, PeteR A., 57 - A resident of Ludlow Falls. Died Tuesday, June 21, at his home.

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Milton-Union Alumni Association Recognizes Outstanding Hall of Honor Recipients from Years Past Dr. Sam Hissong - Class of 1959: Sam grew up on a farm on Markley Rd. and was involved in the National Honor Society, FFA, Hi-Y Club, the marching band, and school plays. He enrolled at The Ohio State University, where he earned his medical degree in 1967. He then served two years with the military, leaving with the rank of Major. He accepted a partnership offer at Aultman Hospital in Canton and was asked to develop and direct an ultrasound section. He became known as “The Father of Ultrasound" and established the Aultman Ultrasound Technology School. He chaired the Medical Policy Board, served on the Board of Trustees, became President of the Medical Staff, and chaired the Radiology Residency Teaching Program. He worked through the academic ranks to become a full professor at Northeastern Ohio College of Medicine.

Now retired, Sam enjoys bike riding, hiking, reading, woodworking, and traveling. He belongs to a community band in Colorado and is still active with the Ohio State Alumni Marching Band. He plays the same trombone his parents gave him when he played at M-U. He and wife Liz live in Ohio during spring and fall and in Colorado in the summer and winter. They have three children and seven grandchildren.

Mr. Steve Iddings - Class of 1972: Steve graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1977 with a degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering. He then joined the Peace Corps and studied South Pacific language and culture and lectured at the Fiji Institute of Technology. He surpassed 1,500 teaching hours in the subjects of Hydraulics, Hydrology, Geology and Soil Mechanics. He then served short-term assignments through the United Nations, demonstrating practical engineering solutions for rainwater storage. This took him to the islands of Western Samoa and Vanuatu. In Western Samoa, 3,000 village rainwater tanks were constructed using Samoan laborers, serving nearly 20% of the nation's rural population.

While working on wastewater treatment plants in Hawaii he got a call from the World Health Organization to work a six-month overseas assignment, which turned into nine years. In New Guinea he worked on drinking water issues as well as helping with many natural disasters. National emergency preparedness and health response became his new specialty. He then worked with the Cambodian government and the media to alert the population of poisoned wells and educate them about safe water supplies. Steve was then reassigned to Fiji where he married a Canadian anthropologist, Tara Mar. Their two children were born in Fiji. While there he led his WHO team across 22 Pacific Island countries and territories Steve and his family then went back to Cambodia. His additional program responsibilities included arsenic mitigation, asbestos abatement, traffic safety, programs improving maternal and child health, reducing alcohol and tobacco use and related diseases, and obtaining help for disabled Cambodians, many injured from decades old land mines.

Steve retired from WHO after more than 30 years service with the United Nations. The family now lives on the Iddings Homestead. Family members attend M-U schools, making them the fourth generation to do so.

Mr. Charles Tomlin - Mr. Tomlin graduated from The Ohio State University in 1950 and received his Masters Degree from Wittenberg College in 1959. In 1952 he was hired as a teacher at Miami East, working his way up to principal. In 1963 he was hired to be the principal for the 4th through 6th grades at Milton-Union. With every new class of 4th graders he would spend the first few weeks getting to know every student. To this day he can still remember their names whenever he sees them. When the Middle School was established in the primary/elementary complex he was the principal until his retirement in 1983, having served M-U for 31 years.

He was very involved in athletic activities, selling tickets and working the concession stand. He was instrumental in getting the new track and helped with track meets whenever Mr. Beard needed him. He served on the Library Board and was president during the construction of the new library in 1979. There is a scholarship in his name and he can still be seen in the stands of athletic events. He and wife Doris reside in West Milton and enjoy spending time with their three children and their families.

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Automotive CLASSIFIEDS (4) MERCEDES-BENZ: (2) 380 SL’s; (1) 450 SL; (1) 560 SL. Estate Sale. 937-210-0263 MOBILE AUTO REPAIRS LLC ASE certified. 40+ years experience.

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$300 REWARD Friends, hunting buddies, Hunt Club dog traders... I am asking for your help in finding my Mountain Feist. Black with white on chest. Brindle. Last seen with Scott Kindel (West Milton) around the first week of April. Any information will be kept in strict confidence.

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