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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1966

Page

10

Ohio State Fair Attendance Sets Record as Queen Crowned

Traffic clogged I 3 and 5 mile backups marked peak hours at the Ohio State Fair where 212 977 people attended Sunday including 135 976 paid. The four day total reached 656 43 with eight days remaining. Diana Sue Bostic 18 of Hilliard was crowned Miss Wool of Ohio and will compete in Texas next June. Flying Blue Bird won the 2500 Buckeye Futurity purse amid racing excitement as Perry Como and Herman's Hermits headlined grandstand, with themed awareness days noted.

Columbus Ohiotate Fair Meee Wool Ohio Diana Sue Bostic Hilliard Franklin County Bob Hope Herman's Hermits Cki Health and Safety Dayton Praternal’ Aid Service Clubs

Car Hits Train Injuring Driver in Middletown

A 22 year old motorist was listed in good condition at Middletown Hospital after his car struck a moving flat car at the Baltimore and Ohio crossing on Lafayette Avenue near 2 80 am. Police cited him for failing to keep an assured clear distance. Total damages reported 900 dollars to the train and car combined. Other incidents included multiple minor collisions with various ages and addresses, resulting in damages up to 800 dollars.

Middletown Jerry Wang Mullins Manhattan St Mullins Lafayette Avenue Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

City Council Sets Routine Agenda For Manchester Meadows

City Com tonight will review purchases of two pieces of equipment and name a board for Manchester Meadows. Bids will be examined to determine the fairness of estimated costs for sewer, curb, gutter and street improvements in Hester Meadows subdivision. Meeting on the second floor of the City Building.

City Com Teodortion Board Manchester Meadows Hester Meadows

Fireman Back From Arson Parley in Ohio

Robert Curlis of Middletown Fire prevention bureau joined 100 investigators at the 13th annual Ohio State Arson Bureau meeting in Columbus. Courses covered causes of fires auto fire investigation search and seizure arrests interrogation confessions and cooperation of insurance adjustors. An arson practical exercise included burning a condemned building and simulating conviction.

Robert Curlis Middletown

Motorist Cited After Accident In Franklin

The motorist Meade operating an auto on Central Avenue was cited for assured clear distance after colliding with a vehicle driven by Sherman Alcorn of Reyseek at 4 45 p m. Total damage was estimated at 275 dollars.

Franklin Crook Franklin Central Ave Letown Pan Meade Sherman Alcorn Reyseek

Fenwick Band Ends Camp With Fourth Annual Session

Thirty marching band members and a drill team at Fenwick High School completed their fourth annual on campus band camp directed by William Svarda. Practice ran 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday in preparation for the September 10 football opener against Springboro. Captain Karen Kiesewetter led the drill team with sister Kathy Kiesewetter as majorette and future field commander. The week included three assistants Pam Brelsford Lois Koeppel and Mrs Svarda, plus FAMA members and John Trotta as student conductor for 1966 67. Dessie Marsh was highlighted in a fire rope act alongside band performances.

Fenwick High School William Svarda FHS Fenwick Springboro Karen Kiesewetter Kathy Kiesewetter Svarda Pam Brelsford Ohio State’ University Lois Koeppel Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Beton Dessie Marsh Fenwick Arts and Music Assot FAMA Ark Trotta Megreet John Trotta Sheffield Sr FHA

Physician Passes Board in Columbus Internship Planned

Dr. William F. Maurer 26 formerly of Middleton now lives in Columbus passed the recent state medical board examination and will intern at the n's Hospital. He is a 1958 Middletown High School graduate and earned his University degree in June. He is the son of Middletown dentist Dr. F. Maurer and Mrs. Maurer of 2625 Elmo Place.

William F. Maurer Columbus State Medical Board N’s Hospital Maurer Middletown High School Middletown F. Maurer Elmo Place

Windshield Damaged in Wes Middletown Car Incident

Tim Van Ostrand aged 17 of 184 Curtis Street was driving north on Trenton Franklin Road in Wes Middletown yesterday afternoon when a rock struck his car shattering the windshield and causing about 75 dollars in damage.

Tim van Ostrand Curtis St Trenton- Franklin Road Wes Middletown SA Y

Four Boys Caught In Vandalism At Sherman School

Middletown police arrested four youths after vandalism at Sherman School on Sherman Ave. One boy aged nine was detained by a school employee while three others fled and were later taken into custody. Damage included a burned flag in a hallway and broken property across the school, with estimated losses noted.

Middletown Sherman School Sherman Ave Lage 9 Logan Ave Germantown Wilbraham

Lebanon man dies in crash near Sharponville

Carl Edward Coffee 21 of Lebanon died at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a late Saturday crash at By-pass 50 and Route 42. Eight others were injured including Coffee’s wife Mareena who was seven months pregnant and lost the baby. Albert McKee 24 of Forest Park and his wife were hospitalized. The accident left Teddy Lynn 13 and Shirley Norman injured in the Bowman car. Services planned for Coffee. burial at Hillcrest Cemetery.

Carl Edward Coffee Cedar Lane Lebanon Christ Hospital Cincinnati Sharonville Mr.Coffee Albert McKee Forest Park Tony Bowman South Lebanon Rt. 42 Mr. Coffee Mareena Gregory Jackson Gail Lynn Brunk Mason McKee Janet Epp Memorial Bowman Teddy Lynn Shirley Norman South

Man Unhurt As Car Skids In Hamilton County

Greg Neal, 21, of 3682 Jacksonburg Road Tren ton escaped injury when his car swerved on Jacksonburg Road two miles north of Rt 73 after a dog crossed the road. In a separate incident, Harrison Skidmore, 43, Fairfield, was injured and in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with a back injury after his car ran off an embankment on Lick Road near the Hamilton County line. he said he blacked out at the wheel.

Hamilton Greg Neal Jacksonburg Trenton Jacksonburg Road Rt. 73 Iff Neal Sheriff's Office Fairfield Lick Road Hamilton County Harrison Skidmore Mercy Hospital

Twirler Wins At Paulding County Fair

Ann Evans celebrated her fiftieth birthday Saturday winning for the third consecutive year in two events at a USTA contest at the Paulding County Fair. She placed first in the 10 to 13 year age bracket and second in advanced solo twirling for ages 13 to 14. Lu Ann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Evans of Gideon Road.

Ann Evans Paulding Lu Ann John H. Evang Gideon Road

Ox Roast For Rhodes Slated

Gov James A Rhodes will be guest of honor at a Family Ox Roast to be held May 15 at Fantasy Farm. Sponsored by the Republican Central and Executive Committee of Butler County and affiliated GOP groups, the rally is billed as the largest in Butler County with about 3500 guests expected. Live music by Jimmy Deacon Jones Katz n Jammers and the Mystics. Don Cotton is general chairman with James Pope and Richard Law as local chairmen. The idea came from Hamilton Young Republicans and multiple county and state committees. The combined strength of these groups is over 2000 members.

James A. Rhodes Fantasy Farm Republican Central and Executive Committee Butler County GOP Jimmy “Deacon” Jones Katz ‘N Jammers The Mystics Don Cotton Hamilton James Pope J Middletown Richard i Law Don Birgel Fairfield Hamilton Young Republicans Bacon Sanders Peri Powell Rentschier Levey Birgel

New TAR Officers Elected At Middletown Teen Rally

Teen-age Republican Club members from Republic and Middletown areas elected new TAR officers at a convention held at Imperial House South Middletown. Dale Martz was named president with Jane Gingerich as VP and Nannette Henning as recording secretary.

Republic High School Norman Nichols Imperial House Middletown High School Miamisburg Todd Gingerich Middletown Areas Franklin Republican Clubs Dale Martz Carlisle High School Jane Gingerich Franklin High School Nannette Henning Fenwick High School Mary Rose Hammond Roosevelt

Civitan Club to View Guam Slides at Manchester Inn

Joe Caldwell of 9615 Manchester Road will guest the Civitan Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow night. He will present slides of Guam where Capt and Mrs Roger Shafer, son in law and daughter, are stationed with the Marines. Everett Sherron is the host.

Joe Caldwell Manchester Road Civitan Club Manchester Motor Inn Noof Guam Roger Shafer Masree

NLRB Vote Slated At Graphics Arts

The National Labor Relations Board schedules a vote at Diamond Graphic Arts a division of Diamond National Corp located at 2205 S Verity Parkway.

NLRB Graphics Arts National Labor Relations Board Diamond Graphic Arts Diamond National Corp S. Verity Parkway

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