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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1973

Page

2

Middletown High Black Students Plan Their Own Prom

A group of black students with several parents plan a Black Prom for May 18 at the Community Center at 9 p.m. Flyers urge black students to skip the school function and note they do not need Middletown High for extracurricular activities. Candidates will write papers on why chosen and their work for Black people. organizers include Phillip Holloman and a planning team led by Gail Rogers and others handling finances, decorations, and chaperones.

Middletown High School Middletown High Phillip Holloman MHS Gail Rogers Marsha Glover Robert Moore Sr Celeste Didlick Angie Hunter Joanne Nichols Carlotta Hackney Holioman

Woman and son injured in three car crash on Central Avenue

A mother Barbara Joly and her three year old son sustained minor injuries in a three car collision around 1 p m yesterday on Central Avenue at Euclid Street. Joly 32 of 5008 Victoria Avenue was released after hospital treatment and faces a charge of failure to maintain an assured clear distance. Her car struck a stopped vehicle driven by Nancy Bowman 17 of 121 Heinkle Road pushing it into another stopped car driven by Laura Shearer 38 of 116 Renee Drive.

Central Avenue Euclid Street Barbara Joly Victoria Ave Christopher Joly Nancy Bowman Heinkle Road Laura Shearer Renee

Stolen Tapes and Speakers Reported In Local Car Break-ins

Police briefs note Mrs. Shirley Shockey of 5018 Windsor Road reporting $60 worth of music tapes stolen from her car parked at the Barnitz Bank lot at Central Avenue and Grimes Street. Another report cites Steve Cox of 2404 Queen Ave. reporting two car speakers stolen near his home.

Shirley Shockey Windsor Road Barnitz Bank Central Avenue Grimes Street Steve Cox Queen Ave

Two injured in Verity Parkway two car crash

Franklin man Edward Selby 47 was listed in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after a two car wreck on N Verity Parkway around 4 40 p m. The other driver Thomas Glossip 35 was in fair condition with facial injuries. Police cited Selby for careless operation as both cars were demolished. A passerby assisted Glossip and stopped bleeding.

Franklin Middletown Hospital N. Verity Parkway Edward Selby Kaye Drive Thomas Glossip Franklin-Lebanon Road Selby Glossip Robert Bush Winfred Duff

Memorial services for Dailey L. Bugg and others listed

Multiple funeral notices from Waynesville and Hamilton detail services for Dailey L. Bugg 67 died overseas on business, Edgar Floyd Hoffer 49, Mrs Mary E Phillips 67, Elizabeth Snider 78, and several Hamilton area deaths. Services set at First Unitarian Church St Peter in Chains Webb Funeral Home Stubbs Conner Funeral Home Baker & Sons and local churches with burial at Miami Cemetery Monroeville Ala and Woodside Cemetery. Burial and visitation details vary by individual.

Waynesville John I. Evans Hamilton Middletown Mercy Hospital Evans Diamond National Katherine Eloise Barhurst Kettering St. Peter In Chains Church Woodside Webb Funeral Home

Births in Franklin and Carlisle announce five newborns

Mr. and Mrs. Elva H. Walker at 650 Foster Street Franklin welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Nock of 423 Spring Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Poff of 4796 Fisher Road Franklin welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Pruett of 976 Dubois Road Carlisle welcomed a girl today. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Mason of 409 Sycamore Street are listed in the birth notice.

Elva H. Walker Foster St Franklin William Nock Spring Ave Harvey E. Poff Fisher Road Kenneth E. Pruett Dubois Road Carlisle Walter R. Mason Sycamore

Two Middletown Theft Cases Possibly Linked

Sheriff deputies investigate two overnight thefts in the Middletown area, suspected by police to be the work of a single thief. Charles Holland and Harry Helsinger reported losses on Elk Creek Road, including four bows a rifle arrows and other archery gear valued above 300 dollars. A motorcycle valued at 250 dollars was stolen from Helsinger, with both homeowners noting the thief may have known where items were stored and that a watchdog did not wake during the incident. Several hospital dismissals listed thereafter.

Middletown Area Butler County Sheriff's Department Charles Holland Elk Creek Road Harry Helsinger Holland Helsinger

Annie Get Your Gun at Roosevelt Middle School

Roosevelt Middle School will present Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Parma Spicer stars as Annie Oakley with Mike Davidson as Frank Butler and Doug Gaker as Buffalo Bill. The cast includes Rick Pope Beth Cummings Teresa Andres Lisa Seamon and many others. Tickets are 75 cents.

Roosevelt Middle School Irving Berlin Annie Get Your Gun Annie Oakley Frank Butler Annie Buffalo Bill Parma Spicer Mike Davidson Doug Gaker Rick Pope Beth Cummings Teresa Andres Lisa Seamon Tim Heckerd Sitting Bull Steve Davies Pawnee Bill Doug Bland Charlie Davenport Lori

Walkaway inmate still free from Middletown campus class

Lebanon Correctional Institution inmate Douglas L. Thayer, 21, remains at large after walking away from a college class at Miami University Middletown Campus. Police hunt Thayer, who has ties to New Hampshire and California. He faced two unarmed robbery charges in Montgomery County, and is the fourth inmate to escape from local or Dayton classes. About 75 inmates attend these vocational and college courses.

Lebanon Lebanon Correctional Institution Middletown Miami University Douglas L. Thayer Thayer New Hampshire California Montgomery County Dayton

More Security With False Teeth

Afraid false teeth will drop at the wrong time Use FASTEETH Powder for a longer firmer steadier hold This denture adhesive helps comfort and security See your dentist regularly for denture fitting and health guidance.

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