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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
5
The Turn in a Pusher TIP program in Tampa began in February and has drawn 2,930 calls from tipsters. Informants stay anonymous and receive rewards from $100 to $500 for tips leading to convictions. Six months into operation 37 arrests and three convictions are attributed to TIP information, with sponsors contributing about $7,900 in rewards.
A concert of patriotic folk and gospel songs will be sung at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the Church of the Nazarene by Lost and Found a group of 11 college students including Miss Jan Poole daughter of Rev Wesley Poole the church pastor She attends Mount Vernon Nazarene College The group tours the United States this summer drawn from parochial colleges nationwide
Ohio Board of Education adopts a resolution urging use of newspapers as textbooks in upper grades to foster citizenship and public involvement. The board backs academic quiz programs, creates a forest land laboratory in Columbus, and funds for the Hamilton County Joint Vocations School District. It also updates bus safety standards including a 23 inch rear sign and improved padding.
The Chi Rho Theater at First Baptist Church drew about 125 visitors then moved from a rain soaked tent to Johnston Hall at Miami University. Fred Henze presented a one man show while 55 works were entered. Michael Williams won first place and best of show for oil painting, with multiple others earning honorable mentions and awards in sculpture and ceramics.
Local groups list Tuesday events across Middletown East, Manchester, Butler County. Meetings include Kiwanis at Holiday Inn, Sertoma at 6 3, Knights of St John at 7, Temple Beth Sholom events, City Commission at 7, Teasmasters at 7 30, Eagles and Elks lodges, AA at 8 30, and more at various halls and venues. Most start between 6 30 and 8 30 p m.
Middletown Historical Society replaces monthly meeting with a picnic at Miss Jeanette Niederlander’s home 321 S Main St starting 6 30 p m. Officers to be installed include Bernard Melloh president Ray Standafer vice president H H Harrison recording secretary Mrs Edward Keefe corresponding secretary Mrs Joseph Newton treasurer and Miss Mildred Winkleman Joe Baird and Mrs Les DuErmit trustees.
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