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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1973

Page

8

Middletown High School Midwinter Concert Tonight

Middletown High School presents a midwinter concert featuring the orchestra and symphonic band under James Veith and William Stiehl at 8 in the school theater. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students. The program includes Prologue Hymn and Dance Music For the Royal Fireworks and Prelude for Orchestra. After intermission the symphonic band performs Block M March Imperatrix Amparito Roca and Theme and Rock Out.

Middletown High School James Veith William Stiehl Imperatrix Amparito Roca

Toxoplasmosis Fear Eases for Expectant Mothers

A Middletown area owner surrendered a female Siamese cat after an Associated Press report linked toxoplasmosis to pregnancy risk. Shelter officials and Dr. L H Bremer noted dogs can also carry the disease and that the risk from casual exposure is limited, easing fears for pregnant women near cats.

Dorothy Damele Journal Middletown Area Associated Press Animal Shelter Miami Valley Humane Society Trenton L.H. Bremer Grand Ave

Rescue breathing demonstration at Safety Council meeting

A rescue breathing demonstration will be given at the monthly meeting of the home and family committee of the Safety Council of Middletown Area in the Civic Association meeting room at 10 a.m. A representative of the Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross will present. Bremer discussed toxoplasmosis risks, transmission, and prevention including cat litter hygiene and blood testing.

Home and Family Committee The Safety Council of Middletown Area Civic Association American Red Cross

Two Guilty Of Store Theft In Middletown Court

Middle town Municipal Court heard a criminal session with two store theft convictions and multiple traffic penalties. James Rembert 21 and Robert Jones 45 faced fines and jail terms for stealing items from Air Way and Ayr Way. Dennis Shalley 43 received 30 days. Darrell Callahan 29 faced assault and battery.

Middletown J.T. Lamb Butler County James Rembert 14Th Ave Rembert Robert Jones Eighth Ave Ayr-Way Dennis Shalley N. Broad St Darrell Callahan Tytus Ave Charlotte Callahan Adel Butler Woodlawn Ave Mabel Rukert Bundy Apartments David Evans Sycamore Road Trenton Gene Ripley Michael Blosser Leora Drive

Two Students to Perform at Ohio Music Recital

Jay Puccio and Sandina Rivizzino of Middletown will perform in the Ohio Music Teachers Association recital at Taft Art Museum Cincinnati. The program starts at 3 p.m. Sunday.

Jay Puccio Sandina Rivizzino Middletown Ohio Music Teachers Association Taft Art Museum Cincinnati

Preservation partial victory for Union Terminal

Alfred A. Moore announced that Southern Railway will tear down only a portion of the Union Terminal concourse. The plan to raise the concourse floor appears feasible, but Cincinnati must provide funding for the work.

Cincinnati, Ohio Union Terminal Alfred A. Moore Southern Railway Co W. Graham Clayton Jr Southern Moore Cincinnati

Two DWI cases in same car draw charges

State patrol accuses two drivers of DWI in the same vehicle. One Elk Creek Road man pleaded guilty to DWI and driving while suspended, while another faces similar charges and a hearing is set.

Elk Creek

Reed pleads guilty in habitual offender case in municipal court

Arnold H. Reed, 26, of 4228 pleaded guilty yesterday before Municipal Judge J.T. Lamb to two charges in a municipal court here. If found guilty on the new habitual offender law, he may become the first area motorist ruled to fall under the statute, officers said yesterday.

J.T. Lamb Arnold H. Reed

Births and Dismissals Reported in Local Notices

Births list several newborns with sets of parents and addresses noted yesterday and today. Dismissals include numerous residents from towns and streets, with one motorist fined five hundred dollars and ordered jail time and driving suspension, and a second driver facing DWI charges with a suspended license and fraudulent license claim.

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