Miriam Crenshaw Eyes Girls Nation After Buckeye Loss
Miss Miriam Crenshaw of Middletown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Crenshaw, ran for governor at Buckeye Girls State but lost by 336 votes. She will attend Girls Nation at American University in Washington, D C, July 22 to 29 if Gov Robin Weaver cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Crenshaw
Middletown
Buckeye Girls State
Miss Crenshaw
Henry Crenshaw
American Legion
Middletown High School
Federalist Party
National Honor Society
Girls Athletic Association
Yteens
American University
Washington, D. C
Buckeye Girls
Robin Weaver
Wilmington
Shoplifting Costs Highlighted By Ohio Experts
Hills Stores security coordinator Thomas D Scott and consultant Robert Canes told 125 Middletown area retailers that shoplifting has surged with a nine to one split across nine thief types. They warned professional thieves cost stores billions and urged prosecution, vigilance, and use of cameras and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Chappars
Thomas D Scott
Hills Department Stores
Robert Canes
Ohio Division of Vocational Education
Canei
Hills
Middletown Area
Ohio
Youngstown
Agai
Scott
Director Named For Orchestra in Middletown
James Martin, a Cincinnati Conservatory of Music doctoral candidate, named musical director of the Middletown Symphony Orchestra succeeding Bruce McKinney. Martin, former assistant conductor of the College Conservatory Orchestra, will also join Mount St. Joseph College as visiting flute instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Martin
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Bruce McKinney
University of Kansas
Martin
College Conservatory Orchestra
Cincinnati Youth Symphony Orchestra
St. James Players
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
Indiana University
Morehead State University
Kentucky
Daniel Boone Forest
Morehead
Daniel Boone
Orkney Springs
American Symphony Orchestra League
Middletown Symphony
College F
Mount St. Joseph
Mt. Healthy
Campus Community Players
Middletown
Secretary Is Winner Of Holiday Queen for a Day
Miss Lois Irene Cheatham won the Disabled American Veterans Dance contest to be named Queen for a Day. She receives an all-expense paid trip for two on the Bob Braun Hawaiian Holiday Tour plus spending money and merchandise. Finalists included Mrs Gladys Williams and Mrs Jane Weiner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Irene Cheatham
Gladys Williams
Jane Weiner
Irene Clark
Dotty Lolli
Martha McGuire
Ophelia Shealey
Norma Deaton
Marie Chippendale
Mary R. Zink
Patty Brannon
Thieves Stay Busy In Trenton
Police investigate two burglaries and two larcenies over the weekend with $1,440 in goods and cash taken from three homes and a church. Entry at 611 Clara Drive yielded $1,000 in stereo gear. Church of God at 602 State St saw $202 cash taken. a German Shepherd pup valued at $160 was stolen on Ohio Avenue. a boat cover worth $78 was taken from a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Paulin Gibbs
Clara Drive
Church of God
State St
Tom Arnold
Ohio Ave
George Hudson
Fire Incidents Reported Across City Yesterday and Today
At 5:37 p.m. yesterday fire crews responded to 815 Howard Ave where Newey White, 79, sustained a head injury and was transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. At 1:18 a.m. today Clara Barfield, 47, with difficulty breathing, was taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment. At 8:29 a.m. Matt Clemens, 15, fainted at 4201 Rosedale Road and was assisted by a squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ave
Newey White
Neins
Middletown Hospital
Monroe St
Clara Barfield
Rosedale Road
Matt Clemens
Lebanon man swept into floods while substitute at Pocono Downs
Mahlon Nixon of Lebanon, who left two weeks ago to substitute at Pocono Downs for ailing gatesman, faced sudden floods sweeping the region. He haunted Wilkes Barre motel life disrupted, and the race track served as a rescue station before Nixon moved on to Ocean City and then Cincinnati for a reunion with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
East
Pennsylvania
Pocono Downs
Scranton
Mahlon Nixon
Maple St
Nixon
Lebanon Raceway
Peg
Wilkes Barre
Mahlon
Ocean City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Three 7 Year Olds Among Knife Theft Suspects
Three seven year olds were questioned by city juvenile detectives after allegedly stealing 35 knives valued at 35 dollars and 64 cents, nine key holders worth 8 dollars and 1 cent, plus two more knives. A 12 year old boy and his 10 year old sister were arrested and released to their parents. Bert Harkin of Rinks Store reported the theft to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Bert Harkin
Rink
Harkin
Legion Post 218 Stag to Benefit Doty House
Members of American Legion Post 218 invite all post members to a Wednesday stag with proceeds earmarked for Doty House. The event begins at noon and runs through the evening, organized by Howard Cohen Paul Drake John Mandzak and Ted Sarris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Howard Cohen
Doty House
Cohen
Paul Drake
John Mandzak
Ted Sarris
Parks Cancel Summer Programs for LeSourdsville Lake Trip
City parks will cancel supervised summer programs on Wednesday to join children for the LeSourdsville Lake outing. Buses depart around 10 30 a.m. return by 5 p.m. Cost is 3 50 per child including admission rides and transport. Children must be 8 or older with signed permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSourdsville Lake
Caldren
Middletown
Commission Meeting Delayed to July 10
Hamilton Butler County commissioners postpone their next session to July 10 while members attend the National Associations of Counties convention in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler
National Association of Counties
Washington, D.C
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Skeckler
Miriam
America
Cme
Umbrella Liability
Jose
Bill Long
North Main Street
Ayade
Iuscone
Fosarane
Shependes
McKinney
Legion Stag
LeSourdsville
Barnitz
Creekview
Douglas
Dowling
Goldman
Mayfield
Sherman
South — Weiner
Whitney
Wildwood
Wildwood Road
Ellen Drive
Barnitz Street
Wilson
Barnitz Park
Karen Robinson
Sabrina Robinson
Kenny Thigpen
Jene ‘Gregory
Ricky Clements
Rogers Jewelers
Middletown Shopping Plaza
McAlpin's
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