Concert moved indoors again at Finkleman Auditorium
Miss Shelle and Cincinnati Symphony Conductor DeLeone performed on stage last night for the second of three concerts planned here. The outdoor Sunset Park venue was blocked by a snow fence but no audience appeared as the concert was relocated indoors.
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Miss Shelle
Cincinnati Symphony
DeLeone
Finkleman Auditorium
Sunset Park
Bob Wendt
John Paschal
Park Department
Dave Finkelman ‘Auditorium
Symphony park indoors captivates Middletown crowd
Soprano Eileen Shelle and baritone Monte Jaffe with the Cincinnati Symphony, conducted by Carmen De Leone, drew a standing ovation in Dave Finkelman Auditorium after moving indoors from Sunset Park due to rain. Report notes Shelle’s operatic Broadway versatility and Jaffe’s lively Broadway performance. final concert slated for September 1, likely at Sunset Park.
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Eileen Shelle
Monte Jaffe
Carmen de Leone
Lutherans drop Encounter sessions led by Rev King
The Rev. Charles H King Jr announces the Ohio Synod will not renew his one year contract but he remains available for consultations. He will start an Encounter for the Dayton school system on Aug 24 and has conducted sessions for 850 people, focusing on city structures and community issues.
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Hamma
Wittenberg
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Ohio Synod of the Lutheran Church
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Springfield
Dayton
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Ohio
Vandals Damage McKinley Middle School Inbreak
McKinley Middle School suffered about 1200 to 2000 dollars in damage after vandals entered likely through a door with a stolen key or roof vent. Four stringed instruments were destroyed including a violin viola and two cellos, while a bass viol was damaged. Ten fire extinguishers were emptied and clay was tossed onto a cleaned floor.
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McKinley Middle School
Earle Mundell
S. Verity Parkway
Mundell
Fire Persists at Horseshoe Bar Incident
Fire reported at 8 55 a m at Horseshoe Bar 4 South Main Street. Josephine Bartus 3 remains ill but stayed at the scene with responders.
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Horseshoe Bar
S. Main St
Josephine Bartus
Coal Stockpiles Going Or Gone Area Firms Say
Armco Steel fears layoffs as 10 day coal on hand contrasts with 10 000 tons used daily for coke. Cincinnati Gas & Electric and others report 80 90 day stockpiles but ongoing shortages threaten power and hospital services amid roving pickets and mine stoppages. Federal action and expanded coal flow urged.
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R. P Hindman
Armco Steel Corp
Steel Group
Armco
Hindman
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
Traffic court dockets show five plead guilty and fined
Judge J T Lamb presided over a light docket with five traffic defendants pleading guilty. Each paid 50 dollars plus costs. one case had a suspended sentence. Charles McGee 22 of Beverly Lane faced an anti-noise charge. Fred Lakes Thomas Hill Charles Chapman and Edward Stout were named among the offenders Stout had the fine suspended pending nonappearance.
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J. T. Lamb
Charles McGee
Beverly Lane
Fred Lakes
Erie Ave
Thomas Hill
Casper Ave
Charles Chapman
Armco Drive
Edward Stout
Sheridan Ave
Stout
Junior 500 bike race rolls through Roosevelt track
City parks sponsors the second annual Junior 500 at 2 p.m. on the Roosevelt Middle School track. Twenty-five miles and 100 laps with one bike per playground, five riders and an alternate per team. Bikes stripped down no fenders lights or extras and helmets required. A pace car and race flags govern action with Red Cross first aid on site. Whitney Park won last year in one hour 26 minutes 25 seconds.
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Roosevelt Middle School
Acton
Red Cross
Indianapolis
Ner
Whitney Park
City Poor Need Programs, Butler County CAC Told
About 50 residents attended a CAC session in Middletown to discuss county needs. Henry Rogers urged using all resources to aid poor people while leaders proposed a neighborhood center and a Head Start program. Irene Lewis said requests would go to the 36 member CAC board at the next meeting.
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Butler County
CAC
Wilhl
Community Money, Action Commission
Middletown
Henry Rogers
Fields
Chicago
James Holloman
Council
Office of Economic Op
Thomas Kimsbrough
Middletown Community Center
Irene Lewis
Hamilton
Commission Board
Two Teens Bound to Grand Jury in Market Break‑in
Reginald S. Castleman aged 18 and Devie Crenshaw aged 19, both of Butler County addresses, were bound to the county grand jury under 2500 bond each on charges of breaking into the Dobrozsi Market at 1410 Yankee Road Monday morning. They pleaded innocent and waived a preliminary hearing. police reported finding them, along with a juvenile, inside the market with groceries in a nearby service station lot. A separate charge against Castleman for possession of a prescription drug in an unlabeled container remained undecided.
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Reginald S. Castleman
14Th Ave
Devie Crenshaw
Uth Ave
Butler County Grand Jury
Dobrozsi
Yankee Road
Castleman
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