Elusive Corridors Frame Galloping Horse in Flight
An ornate description outlines a horse racing through a maze of corridors. The imagery emphasizes fluid movement and architectural channels as the animal accelerates across imagined passages.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1969
Page
15
An ornate description outlines a horse racing through a maze of corridors. The imagery emphasizes fluid movement and architectural channels as the animal accelerates across imagined passages.
Tokyo notes Japan has more than 12 000 bowling lanes, the most after the United States. Ohio notices include a March 28 1969 contract sale for Route 27 resurfacing in Butler County and a bond sale bid for Middletown street improvements.
A three car collision at 4 43 p m in Franklin caused $1450 in vehicle damage. Driver Carl Junior Smith 23 of 551 Deardoff Road East Second Street left lane and slowed to turn, struck from behind by Fred Dalon Jr 38 of 6531 Bevis Lane. An eastbound driver swerved to avoid Smith as did Kenneth Richard Porter 48 of Columbus swerving to miss the car and hitting a traffic sign. Smith charged with no operator's license and Dalton with failure to maintain distance.
A 31-year-old Hamilton man, Winston Johnson of 121 Tecumseh Drive, was shot four times outside a Fifth and Ludlow tavern. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in serious condition. Police say a woman may be involved but a suspect is not identified.
Mrs. John G. Ames Jr. of 4204 Lisa Lane will lecture on her family's two year stay in Tema Ghana in West Africa. The appearance is set for Wednesday at 1 45 p.m. before the Golden Age Club at 603 Mary Etta St.
Five year old Sherry Keffer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Keffer Jr of 708 Boylston St, found the $5 prize egg at the Armco kiddie easter egg hunt in Armco Association Park. Attendance reached 3952 children and parents, the largest Easter crowd to date.
Classified item offering a set of drawers and a dresser with spinet design at specified prices. Mentions timing windows for insertion and deadlines, with varying rates for different days and numbers of lines. The fragment shows rates and schedule details for Sunday through Saturday slots.
Obituary notice lists U. S. Marine PFC Lee R. Combs 18 of Morning Sun Indiana formerly of 1800 Pershing Ave who died in Vietnam on March 27. Arrangements incomplete by McCoy Leffier. Dial 423-9443. Local funeral notices follow for Lora L. Johannes 87 Middletown, Campbell Smyth Lennie 80 Pompano Beach, Leonard Franklin Manning 73 Middletown, Benjamin H. Riddle 79 Middletown, Donald K. Spiker 28 Salem Ohio, Joseph Stoltz 79 Franklin. Various funeral homes and services listed.
Classified lines report multiple lost pets and belongings including a Siamesed cat a man's hat a beagle named Sam and a beagle dachshund mix. Also several funeral notices for Lou Ellen Back Alma L Bunnell infant John Campbell and William Clay Caton with service details and interment plans
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