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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1972
Page
7
Monroe eyes rapid growth as 3900 acres may join the village within two years. Village Manager Bob Holida explains annexation steps from petition to county approval, 60 day waiting period, and council vote. Industrial zones near Route 63 I 75 interchange target future parks and services expansion.
Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace invites the public to view the department’s new communications system at an open house. The display includes a radio console teletype and voice recording of calls. The event runs February 3 from noon to 4 p.m.
Jerrie Mock the first woman to fly solo around the world will address the Lebanon Flyers Club at 8 p.m. February 19 in Lebanon High School. She will discuss her recent solo trans Pacific flight which set speed records and firsts for women, plus experiences in jungle outpost missions.
Don Michael and Son of Farmersville report their Bonavista Yorkshire gilt earned reserve champion at the American Yorkshire Conference swine show in Shreveport Louisiana. The gilt’s world flight tale appears in Three-Eight Charlie, while Wings in Your Kitchen by Mrs Mock is in preparation. Auction tickets for speeches top out at $630 and may be bought at local airports or at the door.
Ohio farmers plan 6.2 million acres for corn and soybeans this year, down about one percent from 1971. Corn acreage drops to 3.6 million acres amid a soybean push to a potential record 2.6 million acres, keeping total plantings near a 1959 high and signaling national corn declines and soybean gains.
In Moscow, residents uncovered an axe hailed by archaeologists as evidence of a tribe that inhabited the area about 4,000 years ago. The artifact suggests long vanished peoples once thrived near the current city.
Tickets for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert series in Franklin must be bought by Friday. The 95 member orchestra plus two groups will perform a three part program starting Monday Feb 7 at the high school auditorium with smaller ensembles performing at local schools. Patron tickets are 12.50, general 7.50, student 5.00.
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