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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1975

Page

2

Ohio clears sidewalks for small tricycles under 14 inches

Statewide traffic law changes redefine wheeled toys as vehicles. Tricycles with wheel diameters over 14 inches must ride on streets, while those 14 inches or smaller may use sidewalks. Officials say the intent was to curb adult-sized tricycles on sidewalks and plan corrections to avoid misinterpretation.

C.J. Bosnak Journal Phil Henderson II Ohio Highway Safety Ae O’grady Henderson General Assembly Ohio

La Comedia Dinner Theater set to open January 28

La Comedia Dinner Theater announces a January 28 opening date on Ohio 73 near I 75. The Spanish style venue features century old barn beams, stucco arches, wrought iron, warm earth tones and a 300 seat auditorium. Joseph Bob Mitchell leads financing and management. Harry E Misel Jr. designed the project. The debut production is A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Performances start 8:30 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday after a 6 p.m. opening.

Springboro la Comedia Dinner Theater Ohio 73 I-75 Borden Farm Joseph Bob Mitchell Centerville J. Bok Enterprises la Comedia Harry E. Misel Jr Jerry Hagan Mitchell

Christmas Tree Pickup Schedule Continues

City workers resume collection of Christmas trees tomorrow and Tuesday. Trees left curbside will be collected in front of homes south of Central Avenue. North side trees were collected last week.

Central Avenue

Man Gives False Address in Marijuana Possession Case

Lawrence Medley was found guilty of marijuana possession but did not live at the address he provided to police, 3406 Plymouth Ave. His mother said he has not resided there for three years and does not know his current address. He was placed on probation for a year after a suspended 60 day jail sentence.

Lawrence Medley Plymouth Ave Medley

Fire consumes 1500 tire pile near Germantown

A large column of black smoke rose for miles after a fire at 11 a.m. Saturday in an old tire pile dump on Miami Conservancy District land near Eby and Chamberlain Roads. Germantown Fire Chief Richard Zechar said the blaze burned for three hours, sightseers gathered, and at least one rear end collision occurred as police and deputies controlled traffic.

Eby Chamberlain Roads Germantown Richard Zechar Miami Conservancy District Zechar Warren County Sheriff's Office Montgomery County Sheriff's

Middletown Schools Set to Open Monday Across District

All Middletown public parochial and private schools will reopen Monday. Bus routes in the Middletown public system will be operating.

Middletown Middletown Public School System

Ohio History Comic Ben Hardy Begins in The Journal

Ohio's early frontier tale Ben Hardy and Tracker Dean debut in The Journal on Saturdays starting Jan 11. Jim Baker creates the two panel adventure illustrating Rufus Putnam Marietta Wayne St Clair Little Turtle Tecumseh Clark Kenton Girty and other figures while linking to Ohio Bicentennial efforts.

Ohio Journal Jim Baker Ben Hardy Tracker Dean Rufus Putnam Brave Little Band Marietta Anthony Wayne Gen. St. Clair Little Turtle Bluejacket Logan Robert E. Cecile Baker Indianapolis DePauw University Jim

Non-residents to be charged for life squad aid in Clearcreek

Springboro trustees vote a 35 dollar fee for life squad runs to non residents while township residents keep free service funded by taxes. Squad chief Dr. Scott Swope notes about one in five runs assists non residents and reports ongoing training upgrades toward paramedic certification. The board also approves property purchases west of the hall for new township offices and announces a Christmas tree disposal program ending Jan 11.

Springboro Clearcreek Scott Swope Swope Herbert Mullen Mullen Foster Coffeen

Paul Sullivan longtime Journal reporter dies in Parkersburg

Paul Sullivan 73 a former Journal reporter for nine years died last night in Parkersburg West Virginia after a period of illness. He is survived by his wife Eleanor two daughters Rosemary Hall of Arlington Virginia and Kathy Chandler of Long Valley New Jersey and three grandchildren. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Leavitt Funeral Home Parkersburg.

Paul Sullivan Journal Parkersburg W. Va Eleanor James Rosemary) Hall Arlington, Va David Kathy) Chandler Long Valley N.J Leavitt Funeral Home Spring Grove Cincinnati Sullivan The Old Cincinnati Times-Star National Association of Religion Writers and Editors Norwood Board of Education Times-Star Cincinnati Post Greater Cincinnati Council of Churches Thomas Carter 16Th Ave Hall-Jordan Julius New Orleans Cozie Henry Springfield Esther Summerour Lincoln Heights Lonnie Mack Middletown Mildred Linville N. Highview Drive Middletown Hospital Linville Chester Robert Kansas City John Liberty Jean Ann Rodehaver Dayton Fannie Banker

Mailman Collapses on Route Near Eastline Drive

A mail carrier, Ronald Nicholas of 113 Morgan Court Franklin, collapsed yesterday morning at 408 Eastline Drive. He was confused and unable to speak when emergency crews arrived shortly after 10:30. He was taken to Middletown Hospital and reported in good condition last night. a second carrier continued mail delivery.

Eastline Drive Ronald Nicholas Morgan Court Franklin Nicholas Middletown Hospital Post Office

Teen Arrested After Suspicious Night in City

A 17 year old was arrested at 3 50 a m after acting suspiciously in the 1300 block of First Avenue and chased from Norris Music store to a spot behind the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles. He claimed to seek easy money while door snatching near the library. No entry confirmed. A window was broken at Zion Lutheran Church with offices ransacked and about 20 dollars missing.

First Avenue Norris Music State Bureau of Motor Vehicles Central Ave Zion Lutheran Church Central Avenue Brelel Boulevard Secretary’s Star

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