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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1970

Page

11

Driving to music for Sunset Park Pops concert

Middletown plans special parking for Thursday afternoon and evening when the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performs at Sunset Park. Seven barricades will create one way streets with parking behind Roosevelt School and around Sunset Pool for orchestra members only. Rain plan moves event to Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Len Mink to host with Erich Kunzel conducting the Cincinnati Orchestra.

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Sunset Park Tor Roosevelt School Sunset Pool Cincinnati Orchestra Bellomonte Sunset Middletown Civic Symphony Park Department Dave Finkelman Dwight Neill Middletown Symphony Len Mink Wcpo-Tv Erich Kunzel

Waynesville Boy Burned By 7200 Volt Power Line

A 13 year old resident of Waynesville Rt 1 is in serious condition at Kettering Memorial Hospital with head injuries and first and third degree burns after touching a 7,200 volt line and falling 24 feet from a rooftop while helping his brother paint an old theater. Power to the village was knocked out for over an hour. The youth, son of Mrs Gladys Williams of Dayton, has been living with his brother while preparing the building for a fall opening as a furniture store.

Waynesville Kettering Memorial Hospital Harold Bowser Waynesville Rt. 1 Louis Bowser Gladys Williams Dayton

Warren County Rezones For New Trailer Park

Warren County Commissioners approved a re zoning plan for 60 acres between Ohio 48 and Interstate 71 for a trailer park development despite protests. Commissioner Harp urged reversing the zoning decision amid opposition from Deerfield Union School District residents and other locals who crowded the meeting room. The motion to reverse failed. the rezoning stood with lack of unanimity noted.

Lebanon Warren Harry Cornett Deerfield Union Arthur Harp Joe Lewis Harp Deerfield Robert South Union Township Cornett

Fire destroys Fantasy Farm foam pit causing $10000 damage

A blaze at Fantasy Farm Amusement Park on Hamilton Middletown Road last night gutted the 24 by 32 foot west side building housing the Feather Bed foam rubber pit. Firefighters battled the flames until 10 10 p m and a 14 year old Cheviot boy was hurt by flying foam.

Fantasy Farm Hamilton-Middletown Road LeSourdsville Stan Lewis Lewis

Ball Plans To Quit As OKI Planning Authorit y Director

Charles Ball reaffirmed his resignation as executive director of the Ohio Kentucky Indian Planning Authority after a morning memo declared the move final. The memo states resignation effective 60 days from July 9 or when a replacement is found, to be presented at Thursday’s OKI executive committee meeting following a Hamilton County administration meeting.

Charles Ball OKI Ball Hamilton County

Harville to Replace Berger as Franklin Fire Chief

Assistant Fire Chief Howard Harville named acting fire chief after Richard Berger resigns at a city council meeting. Berger becomes a police dispatcher and remains a fulltime fireman. City Manager Bernard Eichholz says Harville or Capt. Donald Bell are the only two eligible for the promotion exam, with two lieutenants as a possible alternative if Bell declines. Berger was sworn in as chief in 1964.

Franklin Howard Harville Richard Berger Berger Harville Donald Bell Bernard Eichholz

Thief Steals Bags From Car In Sandusky Parking Lot

Sandusky Register reporter Wanda Galloway reports a thief snatched two bulging grocery bags from her car in a supermarket parking lot. The bags contained garbage from a family picnic. She says she does not mind and would dispose of the garbage at home.

Sandusky, Ohio Sandusky Register Wanda Galloway

Franklin Council Deliberates On $3 Million Shawn Acres Housing Plan

Franklin Ohio developers outline a $3 million mixed housing project near Ohio 73 and Interstate 75. Don Powers envisions 200 units on 30 acres at East Lawn Drive with 25 acres zoned for multi family. Construction on a street and homes could start this year, with apartments starting next year and townhouses after council approval. A public hearing will be held before an underground wiring ordinance for large developments is considered.

Chuck Olsen Franklin Ohio 73 Interstate 75 Powers Shawn Acres Eichholz East Lawn Drive

Register Now for U S Sweepstakes This Week

A local notice invites participation in a weekly sweepstakes offering a $100 prize at Union Sanitary. Readers are urged to register at participating locations this week to claim potential winnings.

U.S

Burned Flag's Owners Decline To File Charge

Owners of an American flag burned in Douglas Park decline to press charges against Eldon Jones after discussions with his parents and police. A witness said about 25 people watched the 4:45 p.m. Sunday incident as Jones, a Vietnam era veteran, performed a Black Power salute. The Bankstons and Jones families indicated treatment plans at a Veterans Administration hospital influenced the decision.

Douglas Park Willie Bankston Minnesota St Jamaica Leonard Jones Eldon Jones Yankee Road Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton Jones Vietnam Germany United States

Survivor's Story Still Untold in Fatal I 75 Crash

Three weeks after a two car crash on Interstate 75 four women died in the collision. One survivor, Robert R. Ware of Florence Kentucky, 37, remains in serious condition in Middletown Hospital and cannot speak to patrol officers. The deceased were Carol Pfau and Elizabeth Spellmire, both 17 of Lebanon, Frances Rudekas, 45 of 3205 Raymond Drive, and Alice Rowe, 60 of Hartville, Miss.

Robert R. Ware Florence Ky Middletown Carol Pfau Elizabeth Spellmire Lebanon

Two City Crashes Wound Six People

Six people were injured in two city crashes investigated by police yesterday afternoon. Loretta Shields, 26, of 1827 Wayne Ave, was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with face and shoulder injuries. her children Donald 10 David 8 and Kevin 5 were treated and released after head injuries. The other driver William Craycraft 37 of 415 Beechwood Trenton and the Shields family were said to be driving on a green light when the collision occurred at Second Ave and Main St. Both cars were badly damaged and a fire alarm box and utility pole casement were damaged. A separate three car crash on Baltimore St and Forest Ave at 3:50 p.m. involved Dale Kellis 20 of 404 Young St, May Riviere 1618 Lamberton St, and John Bauer 27 of 257 Courtland Dr Monroe. Bauer was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign with about 1500 dollars damage to three vehicles. Marion Adkins 32 of 1600 Lafayette Ave was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after injuries from an accident on Cherry St and Lafayette Ave at 2:55 a.m. Sunday.

Second Avenue Main Street Middletown Hospital Loretta Susan Shields Wayne Ave Donald David Kevin Baltimore Street Forest Avenue Dale Kellis Young St Baltimore Riviere Bauer Kellis

Middletown Woman Reports Ball Glove Theft On Pershing Ave

Mrs Vernon Deboard of 1511 Pershing Ave Middletown reported to Butler County Police last night that her son s ball glove valued at 22 dollars was stolen from a playground on Pershing Avenue.

Vernon Deboard Pershing Ave Middletown Butler County Pershing Avenue

Armco Steel Information Center Tours Open to Public

Armco Steel's new Information Center offers free shows movies and exhibits for visitors. Located at Curtis Street and Forest Avenue the center welcomes the public weekdays 10 00 am to 6 00 pm and weekends 1 00 to 5 00 pm. both children and adults will enjoy the center.

Armco Steel Curtis St Forest Ave

Self-Preservation Defense in Middletown Murder Trial

Hubert Joe Brashears 42 of 3113 Omaha St Middletown testifies he acted in self preservation when he shot Seldon Peck 35 at his home on April 6. Brashears says Peck threatened his life after accusing him of flirting with his wife and reached for a gun. Testimony notes both men had been drinking earlier.

Hamilton Hubert Joe Brashears Omaha St Middletown Court of Butler County Common Pleas Robert Marrs Brashears Seldon Peck Peck

Zoning Board to hear four cases tomorrow at city chamber

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hear four cases at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the City Commission chamber. Proposals include expansion at Mayfield Community Bible Church led by Rev. Charles Foley, a projecting street sign at Acme Furniture and Rug Co. at 400 Crawford St. with Edwin T. Johnson as appellant, a kitchen addition at 265 Yankee Road for Harry Higdon, and a lot split at 1609 Hoskins Lane for Chester Muncie.

Board of Zoning Appeals City Commission Mayfield Community Bible Church Charles Foley Acme Furniture and Rug Co Crawford St Edwin T. Johnson Yankee Road Harry Higdon Hoskins Lane Chester Muncie

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