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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1975

Page

2

Home Movies Draw 600 Viewers at YMCA Travel Series

The YMCA Travel and Adventure series drew about 600 attendees in a format likened to a church social. The program showcases several home movie style clips, praised as among the best attended G rated entertainment options offered.

YMCA

Burglary at Sears Roebuck Nets $2,500 in Goods

Thieves burglarized the Sears Roebuck store at 71 S. Main St late Friday or early Saturday, stealing merchandise valued at more than $2,500. Investigators believe entry was gained by a break in.

Sears Roebuck S. Main St

Beverage drive in robbed and multiple local burglaries reported

Middletown police investigated an armed robbery at Discount Beverage Drive- Thru on Tytus Ave. A man 6 feet tall in a navy coat and ski mask fled with cash. Other incidents included a woman locked inside Studio Theater walkway and thieves looting a car and a lounge safe, totaling hundreds in cash and merchandise.

Middletown Discount Beverage Drive- Thru Tytus Ave Studio Theater Central Ave Sibrrey Wills Trenton Butler

Filmmaker Rapael Green Presents Thai Film Series at Miami U

The Y series at Miami University screens The Royal Kingdom of Thailand with lectures by filmmaker Rapael Green drawing an older audience led by Helen Hayes and others. Director B P Allen notes thinning attendance but praise for family-friendly, affordable entertainment and limited controversial content.

Rapael Green Kingdom Thailand Wilson School Helen Hayes Middletown Harry Harrison Europe Dave Finkelman Miami University B.P. Allen Roosevelt School Y’’ General Fund

Deaths Mrs Janet R Davis 65 Middletown

Mrs Janet R Davis 65 of 2302 Woodburn Ave died Saturday at Middletown Hospital where she had been patient since Jan 31 She was a longtime city employee and former clerk of Municipal Court A member of Prother Chapter 367 of the Eastern Star White Shrine and St Pauls United Church of Christ Survived by husband Paul two brothers and two sisters Arrangements at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Services for DeHart Lord 81 of 503 Highland

Janet R. Davis Woodburn Ave Middletown Hospital Davis Middletown Prother Eastern Star White Shrine St. Paul’s

Ehrlichman perjury case dismissed in Los Angeles

Former White House aide John Ehrlichman no longer faces a state perjury charge connected to the Ellsberg burglary. The prosecutor dropped the count, calling prosecution an extensive act of vengeance, while Ehrlichman appeals his federal Watergate sentence. Burial and funeral notices follow for local residents.

Los Angeles White House John D. Ehrlichman Daniel Ellsberg Dist Joseph Busch Ehrlichman Elisberg

Man shot while cleaning handgun at home

Arnel Blevins 47 of 201 Bavarian Woods was reported to have accidentally shot himself with a 22 caliber pistol while cleaning it at 5 30 p m. He suffered a puncture wound to the lower right abdomen and was in serious condition undergoing surgery at Middletown Hospital after emergency treatment for shock and bleeding.

Middletown Hospital Arnel Blevins Bavarian Woods Blevins

Fire Dispatch Report From Two Local Incidents

At 5 53 p m a fire at 614 Wicoff Street injured Ronald Thorpe 35 with numbness and paralysis and he received oxygen before being taken to hospital. A second incident at 8 18 p m at 640 Lafayette Avenue left Linda Smith 26 ill who was treated and dismissed from hospital care.

Wicoff St Ronald Thorpe Lafayette Ave Linda Smith

Valley View teachers discuss strike at meeting

About 60 teachers met with school board members as they consider a strike and pursue a base pay raise from 7600 to 8000 dollars. The panel report, drawn by Phillip Brutsche and John Shreve, cites state surplus funds of 94000 and 46800 as sources while the board stands by its prior action and negotiates.

Germantown Valley View Classroom Teachers Association Camp Miami Pope Phillip Brutsche Ohio Education Association John Shreve Miami University Phillip Scheaffer Jill Martz Brutsche George Kuhn Miss Martz Shreve Schaeffer

Eagles grant $1000 to Warren County mental retardation program

Lebanon Aerie No. 1395 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles presented a $1000 check to Mrs. Sylvia Gross, administrator of Warren County mental retardation programs. The funds support Hopewell in Franklin, Green Knoll in Lebanon, Adult Activity Center in Mason, and related local schools.

Lebanon Warren County Board of Mental Retardation Lebanon Aerie No. 1395 Order of Eagles Jack Pollock Lebanon _ aerie Sylvia Gross Hopewell Franklin Green, Knoll Mason

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