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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1973

Page

8

New Hunter Montessori Opens for Young Children This Summer

New Hunter Montessori will serve children aged 2 to 5 at the Van Dyne home 4129 Rose Marie Road with three remodeled rooms and prepared environment principles. Sessions begin July 9 for summer and Sept 10 for regular terms. a Saturday workshop will later aid kindergarten to sixth grade learning. Co founder Mrs Gordon F Smith of LeSourdsville holds a Montessori education master’s degree. Mrs Van Dyne has Xavier coursework and teaching experience at The Ark and Roslyn School which closed last month.

Hunter Children’s Corner Donald van Dyne van Dyne Rose Marie Road Gordon F. Smith LeSourdsville Xavier the Ark Springboro Roslyn School Roslyn Sondra Ross Shirm Drive Middletown

Patrol boosts safety at Franklin Community Park

Franklin tows line against alcohol at Community Park as a park patrol, active since June 1, enforces bans and tighter parking rules. Officers sometimes pair up, two at a time, to ensure visitor safety. The board also discussed elderly recreation programs and park improvements across several sites.

Eric von Klinger Franklin James Mears The Franklin Recreation Board Mears Bernard

Singing preacher Rev. Charles Ruhlman marks 100th birthday

Lebannon Ohio Rev. Charles Ruhlman known as the singing preacher celebrated his 100th birthday at Otterbein Home. Born near Marion he became a farmer before entering ministry in 1909 serving churches in Cedar Hill Mt. Cory Marion Columbus Circleville Akron and Canton. He married Clara Kraner who died before their 65th wedding anniversary in 1962. He has three daughters eleven grandchildren twenty seven great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.

Cedar Hill Mt. Cory Marion Columbus Circleville Akron Canton Clara I. Kraner Ruhlman Mae Barr London Ohio Charlene Mathias Bucyrus Irene Keck Berea

Lemon Township hiring plan draws fire from candidate

Linda LeTourneau, a township trustee candidate, objects to paying Hamilton attorney George Jonson 750 for past road access work and 1800 for June to year end full time counsel. She argues county prosecutor handles township representation and suggests seeking county commission cooperation. Chairman Don Linkous says discussion with county is separate from the prosecutor’s office.

Lemon Township Linda LeTourneau Hamilton George Jonson New England Heights Blue Ball County Commission Don) Linkous

Bank robber says he did it for the team

Kurt Hardendorf told a US magistrate he robbed Third National Bank to help his softball team. He said the pitcher at the federal mental hospital in Springfield, Missouri, is hearing voices and he aimed to take over the spot. Bond set at $50,000.

Third National Bank Hardendorf Federal Mental Hospital Springfield Gem City Savings and Loan Association Roger Makley

Tuffys auction brings Miami nostalgia items to sale

Alumni return to Oxford for weekend events as Tuffy's Sandwich Shop sale opens at 7 p.m. in Talla Wanda Hall. Auction features carved tables and booths from the campus restaurant once run by Myron T. Potter who opened the shop in 1920 and closed last week.

Oxford Miami University Tuffy’s Tallawanda Hall East High Street Myron T. Potter Miami Barkley’s

Police Briefs List Local Theft and Vehicle Losses

PAUL HOGG of 609 Malvern St reported $60 in cash and medication stolen. LEWIS BEFFITT of 3105 Ogden Ave reported 1 362 cartons of cigarettes and $250 stolen. A tape player worth $50 was stolen from James Adkins car at Middletown High School. ARTHUR SIGLER of 8 Fulton Lane reported a boat motor valued at $160 and a fish finder worth $109 taken from his parked car.

Paul Hogg Malvern St Lewis Beffitt Ogden Ave James Adkins Fiesta Way Middletown High School Arthur Sigler Fulton Lane

Hamilton mayor to repay kindness to Baker children

Hamilton Mayor Frank Witt plans to repay San Francisco with a 1000 check for the four Baker children aided by city funds after their father Robert Bruce Baker died in San Francisco. The plan sends the kids to Hamilton for the 182nd anniversary celebration and Fort Hamilton Days as junior marshals. The visit includes lodging with hosts and a YMCA YWCA camp week before return to Cincinnati.

Hamilton Ohio San Francisco Robert Bruce Baker Frank Witt Baker Witt San Fran Cisco Joe Alioto Alioto Greater Cincinnati Fort YMCA YWCA Cincinnati Clarence Issenmann

Judges Meet Monday at Golden Lamb Inn

Chief Justice C William O Neill of the Ohio Supreme Court will meet with judges from the first appellate district at the Golden Lamb Inn Monday for a 6 p m dinner. They will discuss the new rules of Superintendence and goals for current and future court operations.

Lebanon C. William O'Neill Ohio Supreme Court First Appellate District Golden Lamb Inn

Carlisle Residents Press Dust Issue On E Crescent Lane

Four Carlisle residents led by Ronald Howard urged the village council to address a dust problem on E Crescent Lane by blacktopping the street. The street is within the village but not yet dedicated, so responsibility lies with standards. The council also weighed overtime pay for two full time officers, radios purchase with potential federal money, probationary firemen on runs, and a future search for a permanent police chief with 10 to 12 applications to review at a working session next Monday.

Juanita Abney Carlisle E. Crescent Lane Ronald Howard James Holland Holland Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Angus Cable John Edwards Cable

Boy Pedal Car Crash Kills 4 in Columbus

Four year old James Clark died after riding a pedal car into a car on the South Side of Columbus Ohio. Police reported the collision happened near his home on Thursday.

Columbus, Ohio James Clark

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New Hunter Montessori Amy van Dyne Brian Housh Ritchey Mull’s Cafe Bill & Betty Patrol Eichholz Lincoln McGill Community Park Harmon Field Hampton Bennett Schenck and Gerke Schenck Clarence McDade Lemon Lawyer Plan Dayton Kurt Tuffy Golden Lamb Don Cherry Armstrong First Ave Grimes Council McGregor Val E& Son, Inc Central Avenue
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