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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1965

Page

13

Thunderbirds to headline Middletown air show May 2

Middletown Jaycees announce a charity air show featuring the U S Air Force Thunderbirds on Sunday May 2. Committee members negotiate acts including National Air Show organizer Bill Sweet and a Fort Bragg parachute team while aiming to surpass the 1962 event and raise funds for Miami University branch campus library.

Middletown Jaycees U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds John Rosenberger Jaycee Rosenberger Air Force Richard Grund Fred Howard Tom Jones U.S. Navy Blue Angels Jaycees Miami University Bill Sweet U.S. Army Fort Bragg N.C Robert Hoover North American Aviation Corp Hoover

Heavy Rains In Area Haven't Hurt Bridge Job

Rising water in the Great Miami River halted work on the Trenton bridge project this morning but is not expected to delay the bridge opening on schedule. Project engineer Don Kolb said occasional high water will hamper work without delaying the August or September opening. Construction halted except for high ground farm work. dam rebuilding will await receding water. River height read at 8.36 feet this morning. Rainfall data show a near normal start to the year with 6.76 inches through February 1965.

Miam Trenton Don Kolb State Highway Department Kolb Miami Conservency District Middletown C. T. Morningstar Morningstar

Attack Blamed In Man's Death

A Covington, Kentucky man, Raymond W. Chandler, 53, was found beside his car on Route 22 east of Foster and died around 2 a.m. Coroner Dr. Ralph Young said the death appeared due to a heart attack after he became ill and exited his vehicle. Ohio State Patrol handled the scene and the body was sent to Taft’s Finer’s Home in Loveland.

Lebanon Covington, Ky Rt. 22 Foster Warren County Ralph Young Raymond W. Chandler Ohio State Chandler Taft Lovelard

Woman killed as high water forces crash on Rt 50 east

A 39 year old Ross woman, Ruby Holbert, is Butler County's sixth traffic fatality of the year after losing control in high water on bypass Rt 50 east of Ross. Two others were injured as her car struck a mobile home display lot. Damages were estimated at 1800 dollars. Leona Fagg, 32, and Harry Lee Holbert, 16, were hurt. the injured woman's son received leg lacerations and bruises. The crash occurred after 9 p.m. as rain left roads “virtually a wash.”

Hamilton Ruby Holbert Ross Butler County Rt. 50 James Powell Powell Harry Lee Holbert Leona Fagg Mercy Hospital

Ruling On Mink Farm Is Upheld

The Court of Appeals upheld Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer’s decision in the 1982 case William R. Davidson vs Daniel L. Abele that the mink farm on Kyle Station Road Liberty Township is not a nuisance. It ordered compliance with setback rules and ruled mink raising as animal husbandry not subject to county regulation.

Hamilton Arthur J. Fiehrer Butler County Common Pleas Court Court of Appeals William R. Davidson Daniel L. Abele Kyle Statior Road Abele Liberty Township Davidson Butler County Fiehrer Zoning Board

Termite Warning Is Renewed

The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce renews a warning about hiring unknown termite firms. Executive director Richard W. Slagle cites panic buying and homeowner confusion enabling unscrupulous operators who use scare tactics and fail to provide promised services. A local report details a woman swindled $600 by four men posing as termite techs who treated her basement last week.

Middletown Area Richard W. Slagle The Chamber

Slagle Guides Homeowners on Termite Invasion

Slagle advised homeowners not to panic if termites invade. Seek help from reliable firms, check references, and obtain advice from the Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber of Commerce

Memorial Day plans start early for Woodside observance

Memorial Day plans for a Sunday parade and patriotic ceremonies at Woodside Cemetery were confirmed with sessions set for April 29, May 6, 13 and 27 at the American Legion Home. Memorial Day Committee Association chaired by Robert F. Armbruster invites 80 organizations to join and decide if events occur Sunday morning or afternoon. Armbruster noted past and future Sunday Memorial Days including 1943 1948 1954 1971 1976 1982 1993 and 1999.

Woodside Cemetery Memorial Day Committee Association Robert F. Armbruster Armbruster American Legion Home S. Main St E. State St Trenton

Dr Sawyer Leaves Fresh Air Camp Physician Post

Dr Benjamin Sawyer resigned after 18 years as Fresh Air Camp physician at the Civic Association semi annual meeting. He noted he left to devote more time to his duties and urged careful replacement selection. The camp started in 1946 with TB prevention aims and served at risk children, many from marginal homes, guiding them toward productive futures. Dr Sawyer, an Air Force Reserve colonel, also sails in his spare time.

Benjamin Sawyer Sawyer The Civic Association David Driscoll Tom Venable Dr. Sawyer Venable Middletown Air Force Reserve

Insanity Plea Entered in Kidnapping Case in Cleveland

William H. Redard, 22, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity at his arraignment on a kidnapping charge involving 7-year-old Donna Adkins. Common Pleas Court Judge Earl R. Hoover set bond at $50,000 and ordered a psychiatric examination for the South Euclid man.

Cleveland William H. Redard Donna Adkins Common Pleas Court Earl R. Hoover South Euclid

Middletown Man Questioned Over Alleged Mistreatment

A 46 year old Middletown area man was held in the county jail pending investigation of allegedly mistreating and hurting his young daughter. Deputies arrested him after his wife filed a complaint at about 4 AM with Middletown detective Delbert Barker.

Middletown Area Butte Sheriff's Deputies Middletown Delbert Barker

Attorney General settles Warren County tax duplicate dispute

The Ohio attorney general’s office resolved a clash between Warren County auditor Leslie Spaeth and treasurer Russell Dumford over the property tax duplicate. Spaeth’s office will prepare the duplicate numerically as requested, while the county delays mailings and faces a temporary funding lag for schools and agencies.

Lebanon Warren County State Attorney General's Office Russell Dumford Leslie Spaeth Dumford Spaeth Ohio Fairfield County Lancaster Henry County Warren Allen County IBM

Georgians To Comply With Act

The Georgia State Board of Regents voted to sign a pledge pledging compliance with the 1954 Civil Rights Act for all 20 state colleges. Augusta segregationist Roy Harris urged adoption of building committee recommendations backing the pledge, said acting chancellor Dr. Walter Martin.

Atlanta, Ga State Board of Regents Roy Harris Augusta Board Building Committee Walter Martin

Crash Victim Dies In Cincinnati After Car Crash

Mount Healthy insurance man Donald R. Summersett, 44, died Thursday while awaiting surgery for heart injuries from a Wednesday night auto accident in which his car struck a utility pole. He was alone in the vehicle.

Cincinnati Mount Healthy Donald R. Summersett Summersett

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