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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1971

Page

9

Young People Concerts Begin With Idea From Mothers

A Middletown arts program started by one mother grew into a 17-mother effort to bring children to concerts at Dave Finkelman Auditorium. The two inaugural mothers expanded the event into a full day of arts with music from around the world, ballet, and student art displays. Sessions run 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tickets 75 cents at schools and local stores. call organizers for availability.

Middletown Dave Finkelman John Donnelly Dayton Cincinnati Roosevelt School Stewart Stewart Peter and the Wolf Ball State Roosevelt Miami University Donnelly Stewart Ohio Arts Council Bruce McKinney Middletown Symphony England Spain Germany Russia United States Roland Gadd Wilson School Tri-Arts Readmore Book Store Campus Davidson's Richard Netherly Donald Malarkey

Dayton Ballet’s Cinderella Sells Out Twice in January

Dayton Ballet Company staged two performances of Cinderella in January, both sold out. The company reports expanding its ideas with strong community support and plans to build on the success.

Dayton Ballet Company

Cleveland Man Gets Death Sentence

Ivory Reed, a 27 year old Cleveland man with a sparse institutional history, was sentenced to death in the electric chair by a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas jury for the February 1970 slaying of neighbor Jack Washington, 47. Judge John T. Patton imposed the sentence after jurors did not recommend mercy.

Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Ivory Reed Cuyahoga County

Group To Protest Clinton AFB Closing

State Sen. Max Dennis and Wilmington Mayor Dale Min ton lead a local delegation to Washington to protest plans to close Clinton County Air Force Base. They seek a meeting with Defense Secretary Melvin Laird to present economic impact statistics on the community.

Wilmington Ohio Max Dennis Dale Minton Washington Clinton County Air Force Base Defense Melvin Laird

Buzzards Return On Schedule To Hinckley

Cleveland rangers report the buzzards have returned to Hinckley on schedule, marking the seasonal wildlife resurgence observed by the Cleveland Metropolitan Park system.

Cleveland, Ohio Buzzards Hinckley Cleveland Metropolitan Park System Rangers

Monroe Trenton Sewer Talks Set For March 31

Monroe and Trenton officials with the state health department and Miami Conservancy District will meet March 31 at 10 a.m. in the Courthouse Annex to discuss sewage disposal for Trenton Monroe and LeSourdsville. A Wolpert Engineering Co. representative will outline a community plant concept as one possible solution.

Hamilton Trenton Monroe State Health Department Miami Conservancy District Butler County Nelson M. Clinton Clinton Wolpert Engineering Co Dayton Conservancy District LeSourdsville William Denham Middletown Cale Logsdon Arthur F. Reiff Logsdon Robert W. Bogan The Safety Council of

Furs Worth Up To Twenty Thousand Stolen From Brandenburg

Middletown detectives report a strong-arm robbery at Brandenburg Furs on Clinton Street. A store employee was tied and released, with 21 mink items including jackets capes and stoles stolen and possibly six mink hats. Loss estimated from ten to twenty thousand dollars with two vehicles involved, one possibly Dayton plates.

S. Clinton St Middletown Eddie Garrett Iocal Garrett Brice Major Brandenburg Hamilton Mary Brandenburg Oscar G. Kelly Kelly Clinton St Brooks Ackerman Ackerman

Fire and accident reports from Temple Beth Sholom and local streets

Fire at 610 Gladys Drive due to an overheated furnace caused by a faulty control with no damage reported. Car at 700 block Yankee Road owned by Pearl Ward sustained minor underhood fire possibly from a backfire, damage estimated at $100. John Perrin, 60, of 326 Vanderveer Street on Central Avenue and Clinton Street area was ill and treated by squad.

Gladys Drive Temple Beth Sholom Yankee Road Pearl Ward Central Avenue Clinton Street John Perrin Vanderveer St

Break-in at Parkway Service Station on Verity Parkway

Police report a weekend break-in at Parkway Service Station corner Verity Parkway and Winona Drive. Items stolen include trading stamps, $125 in change, three sets of spark plugs, a radio, and an electric shaver. manager Causby King said an overhead doorpane was broken to enter.

Parkway Verity Parkway Winona Drive Causby King

Stolen Jewelry From Car of Kay Smith on Flemming Road

Mrs Kay Smith reported two hubcaps and two diamond earrings stolen from her parked car at 1517 Flemming Road. The theft was observed by the owner who notified police. Further details were not provided.

Kay Smith Flemming Road

OKI Approves Grants for Monroe Waynesville Projects

The Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Planning Authority endorses federal grants for a Monroe trunk sewer project worth 295000 with a 50 50 match and a Waynesville 321000 secondary sewage plant funded by a 93600 federal grant and 227400 loan from the Ohio Water Development Authority. OKI also approves a 27 million rural water system in Warren Clermont and Brown counties and will name a new executive director in about two months with acting director Anthony Hessling considered.

Monroe Waynesville Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority OKI I-75 Rt. 63 Little Miami River Federal Water Quality Administration Ohio Water Development Authority Warren Clermont Brown Anthony Hessling

26 Killed On Ohio Highways

The Associated Press reports springlike weather spurred Ohio drivers and raised the weekend traffic death toll to 26, the highest in over three months. Five multiple-death crashes caused 15 deaths with incidents near New Lexington Perry County, Tiffin, Marion, Cincinnati, and Vandalia. The toll surpasses the 1971 high of 19 and matches a February peak, marking the worst weekend since December.

Associated Press

Ski Masked Gunman Hits Franklin Station

A ski masked robber held up Hudson's Texaco in Franklin, raising area armed robberies to nine since Feb 2. Attendant Larry Miller described the suspect as white, about 6 feet tall and 190 pounds, wearing green, with a ski mask. Police note related holdups may involve at least three different men.

Franklin Hudson Texaco Larry Miller Lebanon Miller Frank Harbach

Victim of Plant Accident Dies at Diamond National

Robert Vogelsang 46 of 2358 N Verity Parkway died 6 30 a m Sunday from injuries suffered Tuesday in an industrial accident at Diamond National Packag ing Products Division. He was caught between cylinders of an idling press and his right leg was amputated at the scene. Vogelsang served in the Marine Corps in World War II and was active in veterans groups. Surviving include his wife Martha two daughters Sherry and Pam a step daughter Cindy Herndon a sister Emma Stacey and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for 10 a m Wednesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church with burial at Woodside Cemetery military rites. Friends may call at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Tuesday.

Robert Vogelsang N. Verity Parkway Packaging Diamond National Corp Vogelsang Middletown Hospital American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans Gardner Federal Credit Union Gardner Mutual Benefit Association Middletown Martha Sherry Steele Middletown J Pam Cindy Herndon Emma Stacey Mason Bethlehem Lutheran Church Paul Bergdall Soldiers Lot Woodside Cemetery Joseph R. Baker & Sons

Australia Braces as Floods Bring Mosquito Menace

Floods after a decade of drought strike eastern Australia. Three sheep dogs at Summerville station died from mosquito bites on their noses as kangaroos and livestock suffer. Civ il defense officer Lawrence Goodman notes painful deaths. Residents cover pools with kerosene. NSW council plans spraying after floods subside as up to 10 inches of rain drenches parts of the upper desert region.

Summerville Australia Civ Lawrence Goodman Bourke New South Wales Council South Australian

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