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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1973

Page

2

Couple Bound To Jury On Auto Theft Charges In Franklin

A 19-year-old married couple, Roger and Mary Barnett, were bound to the Warren County grand jury on auto theft charges. Bond set at $1,000 each, after police arrested them about 4:47 a.m. January 9 for recovering a stolen car from Logan Long factory parking lot. Car owner identified as Larry Creech. Also, Helen Ramsey was fined $100 for driving while intoxicated, plus three days in jail and a six month license suspension. Robert Lloyd and Stephen Deck each fined $50 and had driving rights suspended for work only.

Franklin Warren County Grand Jury Butler County Logan-Long Larry Creech Germantown Rt. 4 Helen Ramsey Dayton

Walk Dont Walk traffic lights rise in downtown mall project

The first new downtown redevelop­ment Walk Dont Walk traffic light has been erected at Second Avenue and Broad Street. City engineer Bob Wieneke says it replaces old neon-type signals and fits the updated downtown traffic control plan with dual signals for reliability.

Second Avenue Broad Street Bob Wieneke First Avenue Garfield Street Wieneke

Tired Vocal Chords At Campus Speech Tourney

Miami University Middletown hosts the fifth annual Campus Invitational Speech Tournament with 430 students from 33 colleges competing in events like persuasive speaking and dramatic duo. Organizer Mrs. Sue DeWine notes planning spans months and invites were mailed to about 200 colleges. Results will be announced at 2:30 in Logan Johnston Hall Room 113. the public is invited.

Sandy Pawelkoski United States Middletown Miami University M.U.M Sue DeWine Mu.m. Forensics DeWine Diane Buerkle Tom Hall Tom Middletown- Miami Logan- Johnston Hall

Hooks to Speak at Miami Civil Rights Day Convocation

Judge Benjamin Hooks of the Federal Communications Commission will speak at Miami University for Civil Rights Day. An earlier Journal report misstated the day, indicating today as the speaking date. the correct event occurs Monday afternoon.

Benjamin Hooks Federal Communications Commission Miami University

Skaters Injured In Falls At City Pond

A 12 year old girl from Highview Road suffered a broken leg and Marilyn Gougheriour, 21, of Trenton, fractured her right ankle in two skating spills at Smith Farm Pond. About 500 to 600 skaters used the pond yesterday as Ralph Connor reported. Fire and emergency squads transported them to hospital with 1 p.m. supervision planned today.

Highview Road Trerton Smith Farm Pond Nickola McGee Highview Fire Department Middletown Hospital Marilyn Gougheriour State St. Trenton Middletown Ralph Connor

Fire Dispatch at 112 Clinton Street Admits Elderly Woman

Yesterday at 3 46 p m fire responders rushed Mrs Bertha Watkins 76 to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after a fire incident at 112 S Clinton St. She was ill and admitted for treatment.

S. Clinton St Bertha Watkins Middletown Hospital

Deaths and Funerals in Franklin and Lebanon Areas

Mary Ann Kavanaugh 15 of 9608 Staley Road died Friday after brief illness. Services Tuesday 2 PM at Eat on Funeral Home with Rev Calvin Terry Will. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation Monday 6 to 9 PM at Kavanaugh Funeral Home. Burial Butler County Memorial Park. Lucinda E. Brewer 81 of 2209 Pearl St died Saturday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton. Survived by two daughters Willa Roy and Louise Owens and two sisters and two brothers. Services Tuesday 2 PM at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Mound Cemetery Monroe. Memorials to First Church of God building fund. Garrett Combs 50 of 2700 Oxford State Road, Franklin. Services Tuesday 1 PM at FRANKLIN. Albert Montjoy 58 formerly of Dayton died Friday in Houston. Services Wednesday 2 PM. Burial Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. Visitation 6 to 9 PM Tuesday. Margaret Miller 91 of Quaker Heights Nursing Home Waynesville died Saturday. No survivors. Services Tuesday 1 30 PM at Greenlawn Cemetery Chapel Columbus. Oswald Funeral Home arrangements. Sara Totten 88 of Westview Nursing Home Lebanon died Friday. Survived by sister Susie Miller Dayton. Services Tuesday 2 PM Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Burial Lebanon Cemetery. Anglesby Funeral Home visitation Monday 3 5 and 7 to 9. Katherine Simkins 76 Elm Street Lebanon. Services Tuesday 2 PM Anglesby Funeral Home. Burial Springboro.

Mary Kavanaugh Franklin Mary Ann Kavanaugh Sylvan Kavanaugh Staley Road Eaton Funeral Home Calvin Terry Woodhill Kavanaugh Ralph Young Warren County Lucinda Brewer Lucinda E. Brewer Pearl St Logsdon Hamilton Willa Roy West Chester Louise Owens Middletown Matilda Downing Byrd Britton George Halsey Ellis Halsey McCoy-Leffler J. Herschel Caudill Mound Cemetery Monroe First Church of God Franklin Albert K. Montjoy Dayton Houston Tex Bob Bell Woodhill Cemetery Montjoy Jo Ann Drever Carlisle Betty McConachie Centerville Ed Bennett J. €. Scott Bennett Morehead Lebanon Margaret Miller Quaker Heights Waynesville Chapel of Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus Oswald Funeral Home Sara Totten Westview Susie Miller Katherine Simkins Elm St Anglesby Springboro

Youth snatches five dollar bill from girl on Grimes Street

Police reported a youth grabbed a $5 bill from a 9 year old girl near Grimes Street and Manchester Avenue yesterday. Mrs Vereline Adkins of 1510 Columbia Ave said her daughter Tammy was knocked down but unharmed as the thief fled.

Grimes Street Manchester Avenue Vereline Adkins Columbia Ave Gaid Tammy

Trumpeter To Lead Monroe Band Clinic

Monroe will host trumpet virtuoso Don Jacoby for an afternoon band clinic January 24 followed by an evening concert with Lemon Monroe High School bands. Jacoby, based in Dallas, has joined Monroe events in 1968 and 1970 and will perform with Monroe students Mike Follmer and Gary Carr. Clinic is free. concert tickets are 1.25 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students.

Dallas Tex Jacoby Monroe Stan Kenton Mike Follmer Gary Carr

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