Curtain Rises on Middletown Junior Miss Pageant Preparations
The Middletown Ohio Junior Miss program begins with rehearsals in the new Middletown High School auditorium. Producer Keith Wolfram and crew coach Ron Fetzer oversee a 14 member student stagecraft group as 20 contestants learn routines for the pageant. Russ Miller and William Svarda brief contestants on history and music while fitness costumes are fitted. Contestants will spend tonight with host families and tomorrow attend a Rotary luncheon and a hairstyling judging as part of two upcoming performances in the Middletown High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Wolfram
Middletown High School
Barbara Rethlick
Dayton
Ron Fetzer
Middletown High Theater
Middletown
Monroe
Russ Miller
Ohio Junior Miss, Inc
Sound of America
William Svarda
Svarda
George M
Dan Tutt
Dick Dempster
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Breck
Trenton
Irving’s
Capozzi’s
Escapees Still Free Two Lebanon Prison Break Teens Held
Two Lebanon teenagers were arrested for aiding a jailbreak after saw blades were delivered to the escapees. Deputies say the girls helped haul 20 hacksaw blades to a window and spoke with the fugitives from the parking lot. The two men, Paul D. Riley and Paul J. O'Neal, are sought statewide and deemed very dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Sheriff’s
Paul D. Riley
S. 14Th St
Hamilton
Paul J. O’neal
Glen Este Ave
Cincinnati
Walter O’bryant
O'Neal
Riley
O’bryant
Dick Kemp
Larry Peyton
Kemp
Trucker Dies After I-75 Crash Near Cincinnati
A truck driver from Indiana died when his tractor trailer jackknifed off a bridge on the I-75 northbound exit to I-275 near Cincinnati at 5:50 a.m. The rig toppled, trapping the driver, Lawrence Lawson, 53, of Lapel. Cars Carl T. Jordan, 47, and Jesse William Laws, 35, were involved as traffic was tied up for hours. Police described a dramatic salvage and escape sequence during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper Road
Interstate 75
Cincinnati
Lawrence Lawson
Lapel
Ind
Sharonville
Carl T. Jordan
Jesse William Laws
Lawson
Engine and drills stolen from Verity Middle School
Principal Isom Stephens reported a five horsepower engine two quarter inch drills and gas welding gauges missing from George M Verity Middle School likely entry through a south side window. Other police reports include items stolen from homes and a car theft with total losses estimated around $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Verity
Isom Stephens
John Strait
14Th Ave
J. W. Alexander
Lawn Ave
Donald Cole
Wilson St
Curtis St
Paul Dyer
Vannest. Ave
Fourth Chautauqua Fire Called Beyond Reason
Rev Humphrey Odor manager of Baptist Park in Chautauqua described the fourth Sunday morning arson attack as beyond reason. Fire destroyed Shelter A in the north end while nearly burning the largest shelter house. Firemen won a blaze at one site. Damage estimates remain uncertain as planners push a steel multi facility building to open by Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Odor
Baptist Park
Odor
Michigan Baptist Bible Fellowship
Goos Drops From GOP Commission Race After Endorsement
Richard Goos 61 a Hamilton school system former coach and principal has withdrawn from the GOP county commissioner race citing personal commitments. He had just won party endorsement alongside eight other Republicans including incumbent Donald Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goos
GOP
Richard Goos
Hamilton
Butler County
Republican Party
Donald Bacon
Richard Noe
Armco Steel Corp
Bruce Cramer
Beck-Talbert Pontiac
Central Committee
Cramer
Noe
Jack Moser
Ohio governors race shapes up with Lukens filing petitions
In Columbus Gov. James A. Rhodes and Middletown congressman Donald E. Lukens filed petitions. Lukens seeks Rhodes job with about 4500 signatures while Rhodes runs for U S Senate after two terms. In Warren County, incumbent auditor Leslie Spaeth and sheriff deputies chief Walter O Bryant file for county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Rhodes
Middletown
Donald E. Lukens
Columbus
Lukens
Rhodes
U. S. Senate
Warren County
Leslie Spaeth
Walter O’bryant
The
Sheriff's Deputies
Loss Hits 18000 In Home Fire
Liberty Township volunteer Gene Davis was overcome by smoke while battling an 18000 blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Duggins on Cincinnati Dayton Road. The fire caused 14000 in structure loss and 4000 in contents. the family of six escaped safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Liberty Township
Arnold Duggins
Cincinnati- Dayton
John B. Mullins
Gene Davis
Princeton
Glendale
Mercy Hospital
Henry Taylor
Duggins
Carolyn
Taylor
Liberty
Monroe
Food Workers Name Committees at Ohio School Service Gathering
Ruth Jones presided at a South western Ohio School Food Service Association meeting themed Go Go Gourmet. Chapter 09 committee members for 1970 71 were named including Fritz Conaroe Mary Van Dyne Barbara Greenwell Virginia Smithson and Hattie White. Greenwell a central kitchen manager was named as candidate for recording secretary of the Ohio School Food Service Association. State meeting planned for June 23 25 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio School Food Service Association
Ruth Jones
Fritz Conaroe
Mary van Dyne
Barbara Greenwell
Virginia Smithson
Hattie White
Greenwell
Ohio School Food Service Association
Columbus
Schedule Is Normal On Garbage Pickups
Sanitation superintendent Ken Young says collections proceed on regular times this week after a strike disruption. If delays occur residents will be advised promptly. missed Friday pickups will be handled by an extra truck. Refuse should be placed outside garages and can be in metal or plastic cans or bags.
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Ken Young
Young
Zoning Requests Up For Public Hearing
A public hearing will occur for Venus Investment Inc of Columbus on two zoning changes for Jefferson Road and Jackson Lane. The City Planning Commission will also consider Kenneth Johnson’s zone change on Tytus Avenue and a preliminary apartment plan by Mason Hornbeck and C C Clark on Shawnray and Bonita drives. The session starts Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus Investment, Inc., of
Columbus
City Planning Commission
Venus Investment
Jefferson Road
Jackson Lane
Kenneth Johnson
Tytus Avenue
Mary Etta
Elwood Streets
Mason Hornbeck
C. C
Clark
Shawnray
Bonita
Commission
Wives Who Wait To Meet Tonight
The monthly meeting of Wives Who Wait is scheduled for tonight. Interested women with husbands in the armed forces away from home should call 988-0121 before 6 p.m. for more information.
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By Patty Bailey
Bob Euler
Wolfram and Fetzer
Ginny Young
Bill Harrison
al Decatur
Jodi Sielschott
Allen County
Amy Likover
Cuyahoga County
Molly Kelley
Licking County
Bob Wendt
Lebanon
Verity School
Volved
Clara Drive
Fred E. Jones
Jones
Congress
Raymond Motley
WMOH
Peter G. Theobald Jr
Senate
Walter E. Powell
Fairfield
Donald Schirmer
Harry T. Wilks
James L. Ruppert
Bartel
Ards
Insurance Associates
North Main St
Ohio
UB Alki
Montgomery
Wvard
Food Workers
Central Ave
Steve McQueen
the Reivers
Cinema Center Films
National General Pictures
Obert Ogers
Yankee Rd
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