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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1977
Page
14
At 7 30 p m Thursday the Middletown Audubon Society will host a program on Shaker communities in Kentucky and New England. Mrs Jeannette Mills will discuss Shaker life style philosophies arts and crafts and their contributions to American heritage at the parks board building.
Several break ins and thefts were reported yesterday and today. At 616 Catalpa Drive a 3 shotgun and rifle were stolen around 3 45 a m a portable radio recovered from the back yard and later returned by two men who said two others tried to sell the guns. A theft at Colin's Hardware yielded two collector knives valued at 235 with a pried door panel. A plate glass window at Wilson Elementary School was broken. no items missing. A battery and three tool boxes were stolen from 116 N Sutphin St. A leather coat worth 150 was stolen from 2013 Brentwood St. Two Michigan visitors are suspects. Other break ins at 134 Kensington St and 1604 Brentwood St have undetermined losses.
The hearing on motions by Time To Fight against Armco Steel Middletown Works was postponed from January 20 in Hamilton Common Pleas Court to February. The case centers on a shift from department tenure to company time for seniority and disputes over an agreement with Armco Employes Independent Federation. Attorneys for Time To Fight say they are increasingly optimistic about the action.
The Middletown Parks and Recreation Office will offer two new dance classes starting Jan 28. A ballet class for ages 5 to 12 runs 4 to 5 pm on Tuesdays through May at Goldman Office, $1.75 per session. A dance fitness class for ages 12 and over runs 8:45 to 9:45 pm, $17.50 for a 10 class series, first 15 applicants accepted. Ginny Friend will teach both. register weekdays by calling 425-7766 ext 378 or 379.
James Greene aged 23 of 9338 Marcella Drive received a three day jail term a 150 dollar fine and costs six month license suspension and traffic school in Municipal Court for driving while intoxicated Benny Murrill 39 of 4868 Pennyroyal Road was fined 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct at Cassano pizza store 301 North Main Street on Saturday.
The Parents Without Partners general meeting is tonight at 8 p.m. at West Side Federal Savings and Loan. Speaker Jeannie Ingabrand, principal at Hunter School, will present. For more information call 539-8154, 988-0931, or 422-1690.
London AP reports Gen Sir John Sharp aged 59, British commander in chief of the Mie ad Lane, died Saturday in Norway. The Ministry of Defense confirmed the death.
Multiple incidents listed include a coke furnace fire at Armco Area B extinguished at 3 31 am after 3 46 am start, injuries from a fall to Norman Fleming 31 treated at hospital, and various medical responses. Other entries note car hood fire under control, false alarms at Middletown Hospital and Hoerner Waldorf plant, and frostbite and chest pains incidents nearby.
A jumble of ads lists rentals for furnished and unfurnished properties, items for sale like antiques and musical gear, services in building trades and beauty, and transportation. The notice section includes upcoming revival services, a birthday shout out, and multiple lost and found pets with contact numbers. Funeral notices and obituaries appear for local residents with service details and memorial suggestions.
Obituaries and funeral notices list services and arrangements for John Lewis, Priscilla Pedigo Brethauer, and others. Details include churches, funeral homes, dates, times, and interment sites. memorial contributions requested to local churches. Expressed thanks from families for support, flowers, and condolences.
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