Greco at Miami in Artist Series
Jose Greco and his Gypsies perform in Miami University Artists Series at 8 13 p m Thursday at Withrow Court Oxford campus. The troupe features 15 dancers musicians and singers with returning stars Nana Lorca El Milionaro and guitarists Manolo Baron Paco de La Iglesia. No advance tickets. tickets at door. Season tickets and Miami IDs valid. final show May 7 features Basil Rathbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Jose Greco
Withrow Court
United States
Greco
Trou
Spain
Basil Rathbone
Boro Churches Protest Gambling at Springboro Festival
Three churches including the Church of God and United Church of Christ protested gambling devices at Springboro's annual festival. The festival, dating to 1965, is run by Lions Club and Band Boosters. The committee will seek attorney general input and appeal to the Board of Education to ban gambling on school grounds if protests persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
United Church of Christ
The
Church of God
Liona Club
Band Boosters Club
William Saxbe
Board of Education
Federal agency favors renewal fund for Middletown
Middletown officials reported that federal housing officials seem favorable to a $270000 downtown renewal grant but cannot commit before July 1. City representatives met with Housing and Urban Development officials, learning funds are fully committed until July and may open to other cities afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing and Development Office
Middletown
Griff Roberts
Dan Kobhe
Kothe
William Denham
City Commission
Paul Christiansen
Roberts
Housing and Development Office
Red Cross Goal Set At $43188
Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross opened its March drive at Frisch's Big Boy on GerMantown Road aiming for a $43188 goal. The chapter serves about 85000 people and has missed the goal since 1959, trailing by about $6000 annually. Disaster chairman Robert VanFossen of the Cincinnati chapter urged members that the funds are unlegislated aid for immediate relief rather than rebuilding funds from government sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
American Red Cross
Frisch
Big Boy
Germantown Road
Robert VanFossen
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Lions Dinner Slated In Franklin
Middletown Lions Club skips its noon meeting at Manchester Motor Inn to join Franklin Lions Club for a dinner at Franklin High School Thursday at 7 p.m. Dr Ralph Parmenter of Middletown is arrangements chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Middletown Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Franklin Lions Club
Franklin High School
Ralph Parmenter
Middletown Club
Lemon Township raid nets fines for gambling room
Judge J. T. Lamb lauded Lemon Township police for raiding the Sue Cue Club at 32724 Yankee Road. Eight men were fined 100 and costs for gambling, with 25 more for each gambler and a suspended jail term. Edgar Ferguson faced extra charges for carrying a concealed weapon. Several defendants pled guilty to operating a gambling room, with confiscated money totaling 715 to the trustees for police equipment and 236 for poker tables to be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Township
J. T. Lamb
Middletown
Sue Cue Club
Yankee Road
ALA
Edgar Ferguson
Carolina St
Richard A. Ridder
Victor G. Sparace
Dayton
Donald Ray Rose
Staanders Atmenner
Judge Lamb
John D. Messier
Orville A. Mallory
Grant Andrews
Akron
Louis B. Wilson
Millville - Oxford Road
Hamilton
Three Injured In Snowy Wrecks Aboard Busy City Streets
A flurry of 18 accidents on snow covered streets left three people with minor injuries. Police cited nine motorists and estimated over $4,000 in damage. Dr. John R. Perkins, 48, was treated after a rear end collision at 12:50 p.m. on Milton Road. Carolyn Allen, 22, and Earl Smith, maybe, suffered neck and head injuries in separate crashes. Damages ranged from $275 to $750. Multiple drivers were cited for violations such as failure to maintain distance and red light yielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fett
John R. Perkins
Milton Road
Middletown
Clyde IM. Miller
Shawn Ray
Rosedale Road
Alamo Road
Miller
Carolyn Allen
Lowell St
Gilbert JL
Lafayette
Manchester Road
Earl Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Central Avenue
Crawford Street
Smith
L. E. Inklebar
Bat
Mervin Clemons
Howard Ave
Inklebarger
Middletown seeks milder river pollution standards
Middletown joined regional river users at Dayton hearings urging less severe standards for the Great Miami River. City Manager Dan W. Rothe read a city statement approved by the City Commission while officials gathered evidence for the water quality plan due by June 30 under federal law. Local officials argued that achieving class A aquatic life nationwide is impractical due to heavy industry, temperature and treatment costs, favoring aquatic life B as a reachable goal north of Dayton, with easier targets for the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bohman
Middletown Today
Miami
Middletown
City Commission
Dan W. Rothe
Dayton
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
State Health Department
George Eagle
Roth
New Baltimore
Kothe
Miami Valley Water Quality Committee
Creekview PTO to meet on river water plan discussants
Creekview PTO in Middletown plans a meeting at 7 o clock tomorrow evening to discuss river water recharge and the establishment of reasonable criteria for water treatment. Judge Benjamin Schwartz of Hamilton County Juvenile Court will speak and the group will set a date for the annual spring bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wat- Creekview
Por
Benjamin 5. Schwartz
Hamil
PTO
Pruning Talk Set By Middletown Horticultural Society
The Middletown Horticultural Society of Greater Middletown will meet at the Firemen's Club on Carmody Boulevard at 8 p.m. Speaker Victor Wootan will discuss March pruning of trees and shrubs. All local men interested in gardening may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Horticultural Society of
Greater Middletown
Firemen’s Club
Carmody Boulevard
Victor Wootan
Middletown
Franklinite Gets Term In Prison
Franklinite Carlson Baxter, 22, of 103 Warren Ave in Franklin, received two consecutive terms of one to 15 years each in Warren County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to two counts of breaking and entering. He was previously placed on probation for a Franklin gas station break-in on Jan 28 and was re-arrested 13 days later for a Waynesville home break-in. Randall R. Snyder of Xenia pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Alfonzo S. Elkins of Loveland and John R. Ward of Maineville were placed on probation for five years after pleading guilty to breaking into a Loveland home and stealing an automobile and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Carl Baxter
Warren Ave
Franklin
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Warren Young Baxter
Waynesville
Randall R. Snyder
Xenia
Alfonzo S. Elkins
Loveland
John R Ward
Maineville
Warren County Commission Vote Sparks Annexation Debate
Commissioner with Warren County voted in favor of the release while Robert South abstained as a freeholder in the territory to be annexed. Nearly four people, mostly from Franklin, attended the morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Robert South
Franklin
Middletown Hospital marks 50 years service with chamber tribute
Fifty years of uninterrupted service by the Middletown Hospital Association will be recognized by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce on Sunday afternoon. R. Reeder said B. C. Haselton will chair the observance committee as plans for a 4 p.m. event in Verity Hall are announced. The hospital opened March 5, 1917 with Inez Bridenbaugh and Oma Albaugh as first patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital Association
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
R. Reeder
B. C. Haselton
Business Men's Club of
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Inez Bridenbaugh
Oma Albaugh
Albaugh
McKinley St
Ohio
Reeder
Verity Hall
Tires slashed four times since February in city resident’s car
Evelyn Silar of 714 10th Ave reports her car tires were slashed again yesterday, marking the fourth incident since February 2. The latest damage is estimated at $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Silar
10Th Ave
Elaine Stiles Loses Purse With $3 and Papers
Elaine Stiles of 1207 Girard Ave reports her purse missing containing $3 and various papers. Police cold case notes indicate possible loss in the neighborhood corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Stiles
Girard Ave
The Pasterner Manchest... briefcase theft at Broad Street
Paul Pardonner of 106 Dorset Drive reported a theft from his car while parked at the Manchester Motor Inn on Broad Street. A briefcase was taken from the unsecured vehicle. Police were notified and are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pardonner
Dorset Drive
Manchester Motor Inn
Broad Street
Soft drink machine found broken at Woodlawn Ave site
A soft drink machine was found broken open this morning at Kinna mon and Shyers 1706 Woodlawn Ave. Only 130 dollars remained in the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnamon & Shyers
Woodlawn Ave
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Boro
Washington
Yester
Christiansen
Denham
A. M. Kinney, Inc
Miodietown Hospital
G. Daniel Miller
Moore Road
East End
U.S
Extermital
Lewis J. Purdy
Ferguson
Charles A. Weathers
MB Lysburn Road
Dante Carmasina
John L. Dees
WSS
Hamilton - Richmond Road
Emmett R. McCandless
Richard
Wooten
Westview Ave
Stanley Wilson
Seventh St
Robert Franklin Kash Noble
Lamar R. Bergen
Fairfield
We Mmaunceuy FF
WWMT
Weldon L. Peelle
David Handler
Roy Bailey
Fairborn
Frank Chapman
Springfield
Robert C. Stuckey
Arthur W. Morgan
Central Ave
Marvin E. Leis
Waneta Ave
Edward Watts
Robert D. Davidson
John Kinkovich
Frank J. Sprada
Patrick Joseph Cassano
Robert Spicer, Jr
Vannest Ave
Oras FE
Reece
Riverview Ave
Spicer
Clyde M. Hayes Sr
Franklin St
Anita Kalbaugh
Aeronca
Charles Street
Hayes
Creekview Pto
Franklinite
Bulletin
Wavere
Bchomer
Central
DuPont
Manchester Ave
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