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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
14
Everett Leon Records Jr. faces a first degree murder trial March 5 in Preble County for the shotgun death of 49 year old Elsie Mae Lindsey in her West Alexandria home. Record pleaded innocent as police say Lindsey’s husband John Lindsey woke to the blast and saw Records flee.
Camden man Edward Gray, 19, had a charge of receiving and concealing stolen goods dismissed by Municipal Court Judge John P. Burke after ruling the evidence from a search of Gray's mother's home was obtained without proper authority. The burglary at Harvey's Restaurant on North Main Street netted $300.75 in loot, including cash and assorted tobacco goods.
Franklin hosts the 1968 Mothers March for Dimes drive with about 40 volunteers canvassing from 6 to 9 p.m. aiming to raise $500. Co chairs Mrs. Dan Moore and Mrs. Kermit Deal organize Franklin activities while Warren County leaders plan drives in Lebanon and Mason.
INGLIS Florida AP reports a car and a semitrailer collided near Mantua on Monday killing Carl Marvin 70 of Mantua Ohio and his wife Gladys Marvin. Police say the car pulled onto a main highway and was struck broadside by the truck.
John C. Voltz of the Atomic Energy Commission will lecture at Madison High School on February 2. The program titled This Atomic World aims to explain basic nuclear energy principles and its sources and role in industry agriculture and medicine. Voltz is a Kent graduate.
A Washington report describes a blackboard talk to science classes about atomic structure radioactivity and careers in nuclear science. The event discusses hydrogen cyanide production demonstrations at Oak Ridge and how nuclear energy aids industry and power, with focus on textiles and radiation safety.
The West Elkton Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department held a reorganizing meeting at Mary Hough's home electing Clara Eby as president Mary Hough as vice president Betty Huntsburger as secretary and Lillian Day as treasurer Forty members from Preble County volunteer fire outfits attended the monthly gathering and supper prepared by the auxiliary New doors were installed at the auditorium gym and patrols assist students boarding buses Grade cards were issued late Students owing more than two dollars may not receive report cards until paid Mrs Glenna Connaroe left the system and Mrs Linda Roberts will replace her Cub Pack 24 met at the gym for a uniform inspection Red Cross First Aid courses are planned for March lasting five weeks and open to the public
In Shelby Ohio Jeanldine Milo 18 and Daniel Patrick 21 both of Mansfield were charged with first degree manslaughter after 19 month old Tresea Milo died from head injuries and burns. The two were arrested last Thursday and are held in jail as authorities finalize the case.
Readable text notes that the Indians ate pumpkin as a source of vitamins A and C prior to white settlement in America.
Two Chicago scholars with contrasting remedies for social problems are set as windup speakers for Miami University's Voices of Dissent series. Winter discusses The Individual vs Society at 4 p.m. in the Towers Room, and Alinsky follows at 7 p.m. in Benton Auditorium.
Butler County farmers can sign up for the 1968 feed grain programs from February 5 to March 15. Township dates run February 5 through February 21 with office hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Butler ASC Service County office, rear of 532 Main Street in Hamilton.
1968 boro school board in Clearcreek Township names Ralph Wade as president and P B Stockmeyer as vice president. Clerk Mrs Helen Prickett signs a new four year contract for duties on the five member board overseeing all district schools.
Hamilton Butler County 4H Junior Leadership Club weighs adding a camp for older 4H members while keeping Camp Campbell Gard for younger members. The plan was approved at the January 8 meeting at the county extension office with thirty members attending.
A bird’s pulse runs about 120 beats per minute when resting, reflecting typical avian heart activity. Researchers note variation by species and size, with smaller birds often beating faster than larger species.
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