Auditorium Adds Major Theater At Miami Middletown
The $1.2 million Dave Finkelman Auditorium at Miami University Middletown campus will seat 750 in a continental style theater and backing facilities. Donor widow funded the project with $327,000. Ballard eyes Sept 1 completion with plans to move his office and classroom operations. The facility boosts Middletown to three local theaters alongside the High School venues.
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Ballard
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Logan Johnston Hall
Johnston Hall
Malcolm Sedam
Sedam
Finkelman
Middletown High School
Middletown High
Wendt
13 Year-Old Charged in Maineville Death
A 13-year-old Warren County youth is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of 10-year-old William R. Trivitt in Maineville. Officials say the boy fired a gun across a road while hunting with a friend, believing a fox or hawk was near their chickens.
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Lebanon
Warren County
William R. Trivitt
Maineville
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Young Trivett
Russell Short
Murdock Road
Cyclist Injured at Junction Involves 16 Year Old Rider
A 16 year old cyclist Ricky R Karam of Cloverwood Drive was injured when his bike entered the path of a car at Columbia Road and Western Row Road. Driver Tyler M Luttrell of Columbia Road 6630 was uninjured. State patrol charged the cyclist with failing to stop at a Stop sign.
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Mason
Columbia Road
Western Row Road
Ricky R. Karam
Cloverwood Drive
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Tyler M. Luttrell
Clyde A De Weese 85 Dies in Dayton
Clyde A De Weese 85 of 13 Stadia Drive Dayton died yesterday morning at Grandview Hospital Dayton He was a foreman for Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co until his retirement in 1949 There are no immediate survivors Services set for 10 am Tuesday at Eaton Funeral Home Burial in Hill Grove Cemetery Miamisburg Friends may call 7 to 9 pm tonight at the funeral home
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Franklin — Clyde A. DeWeese
Stadia Drive
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Eaton Funeral Home
Hill Grove Cemetery
Miamisburg
Funeral
Obituary of Thurman Meehan in Middletown
Thurman Meehan, 80, of 610 Catalpa Drive, collapsed while walking near home and died at Mid dletown Hospital at 9 am. He was a 60 year Middletown resident and 45 year NY Central Railroad employee retiring as inspector. Survived by wife Maggie two sons Robert and Dwight two brothers Michael and Eddie and a sister Clara York seven grandchildren. Services at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home Tuesday with burial at Springhill Cemetery near Bethany. Visitation 3-5 pm and 7-9 pm tomorrow.
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Thurman Meehan
Catalpa Drive
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Meehan
New York Central Railroad
Maggie
Robert
Dwight
Michael
Eddie Meehan
Clara York
Tacoma
Wash
Parents Face Neglect Charge
Three-year-old twin boys and their six-year-old sister were cared for by the wife of a city patrolman and will enter Butler County custody. Their parents, Mr and Mrs William Thorpe of 2108 Baltimore St, were jailed on a child neglect charge after a report the children were left alone all day and the home conditions were un livable.
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Butler County
William Thorpe
Baltimore St
Ronald VanArsdale
Jeep Stolen From National Guard Armory In Ohio
A U S Army jeep assigned to the National Guard Armory was stolen at 2 30 a m on Ohio 422 in northeast Ohio. The vehicle, parked by a sergeant, contained four radios and was assigned to Capt. Vincent Kohen of Dayton. The FBI was notified and the theft was reported to area law enforcement.
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National Guard
Ohio
Howland
Vincent Kohen
Dayton
Middletown
FBI
Harvard Tops List for Presidential Alumni
The article notes that more U.S. presidents have graduated from Harvard University than from any other college, highlighting Harvard's historic influence in American leadership.
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United States
Harvard
After 30 years Son, Mother Reunited In Joy Jones piece
Donald Knutson and his mother Hannah Dallman were reunited after 30 years. Knutson, his wife and three children visited Dallman in Redwood Falls Minnesota after years of searching via welfare records and an agency. Wesley Knutson had located her previously and their reunion followed with plans for Dallman to visit in October.
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JOY Jones Journal
Donald Knutson
Lorraine Drive
Knutson
Wesley W
Hannah Dallman
Redwood Falls City
Minn
Minn. Mrs. Knutson
Minnesota
California
Florida
Knurtson
Middletown
Wesley
Pacific
Wesley Knutson
Ohio Senate to fast track school tax proposal hearings
Ohio legislators move a 1.85 billion education tax plan through speedy Ways and Means hearings with a subcommittee review planned for Wednesday. The measure passed the House and may shift funds internally while adding a liquor wine tax and cigarette tax boost.
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Ohio
Senate
Columbus
Ways and Means
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
House
Ohio Band In Finals In Fifth Annual Battle of the Bands
Ten teenage bands reach the finals of the fifth annual Battle of the Bands sponsored by the U S Jaycees in Raleigh North Carolina The finalists come from Ohio Alabama Alaska Georgia Illinois New Jersey North Carolina Oregon Pennsylvania and Tennessee Sticks and Stones Newark Ohio is among the semifinalists One teen will win the Teaberry Talent Trophy for best individual talent after last nights competition and the winner will be announced tonight.
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Raleigh
N.C
U.S. Jaycees
Sticks and Stones
Newark
Ohio
Sons of Creation
Alabama
Alaska
U S. Apple Corps
Georgia
Priest Plans Read White Manifesto in Response
Denver AP report says Rev. Malcolm Boyd, 41, an Episcopal priest and pacifist author, will read a white manifesto in response to James Forman's black manifesto. Boyd spoke after breaking a church rule by a nonmember taking communion and plans an interfaith service to issue his document. Forman debuted his manifesto April 27 in Detroit seeking 500 million dollars in reparations.
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Denver
Malcolm Boyd
James Forman
Boyd
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Synod
Jesus
Forman
Detroit
Brick Thrown Through Window Damages Baltimore Street Home
Mrs. Roseanne Manning of 1212 Baltimore Street reported a half brick shattered a window in her residence yesterday morning. She estimated the damage at seven dollars.
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Roseanne Manning
Baltimore St
Break-in at Rossi and Associates Office Reported
J Edwin Gatliff told police the office at 1315 Manchester Ave was entered by prying a window. A tin can with $20 in change was stolen and the desk area ransacked leaving papers scattered.
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Rossi and Associaes
Manchester Ave
J. Edwin Gatliff
Gatliff
Miss Ohio 1969 Crowned At Cedar Point Ballroom
Blue eyed Kathy Bauman 19 of Independence was crowned Miss Ohio 1969 at the Cedar Point Ballroom in Sandusky. The Bowling Green State University junior, competing as Miss Bowling Green, wowed the crowd with a dramatic acrobatic dance to win the title.
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Sandusky
Fire Causes Home Damage on 18th Avenue
Fire at the home of Mrs. Victor Moore on 822 18th Ave started in a second floor bedroom and spread to the first floor living room. Damages listed as 50 dollars to the building and 300 dollars to contents. cause under investigation with carelessly discarded matches or cigarettes suspected.
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18Th Ave
Victor Moore
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