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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1967
Page
2
Multiple obituaries note services and burials in Ohio and nearby locales. Details include names such as Gary Anderson and others, funeral settings at Jordan Memorial Chapel and Woodside Cemetery, and arrangements by Miller Poner Home and Dewald Memorial Home.
Mrs. Dorothy Egerston, age 76, of 323 Charles Street, Middietows Hoe, died today. The brief notice lists her name and residence with no further details.
A Kiwanis meeting will feature Dhecall on civic issues as Cheremas of Ge Board and related papers are discussed at the gathering, with club members planning to review local governance topics.
Renowned playwright Rice dies at 74 after a heart attack en route to Europe aboard the liner France. He suffered pneumonia later. his wife Barbara Marshall of Boston was beside him. Rice had been known for bold stage works and a prickly relationship with theater managers.
Fragmented text outlines a president’s vow to maintain anti poverty efforts amid Vietnam, mentions federal spending of about 22 billion dollars annually and ongoing programs for the poor. The garbled passage hints at political contention and public concern over welfare.
A one story frame residence at 1491 Silver Lane Sharon Park south of Hamilton was leveled by fire of undetermined origin shortly after 6 p m. Neighbors houses suffered smoke and water damage. Firemen from five departments tackled the blaze with assistance from local police and officials. The Branham family escaped with minor injuries. their 19 year old son Greg was found nearby. In a second incident an overheated clothes dryer caused minor damage at 1:40 p m at 213 Dimmick Road Pisgah Union Township Firefighters extinguished it.
Mrs Rew cited for failure to yield as a wreck on Grand Avenue and Gideon Road involved a car driven by Jewett P. Wa ford Jr 3 of Lebanon Rt 3 at 2 35 pm. Matord cited for failure to observe traffic control after a separate collision.
A driver with alcohol impairment received a 30 day sentence at Franklin. Court records show the offense involved intoxicated operation and a breach of traffic safety regulations. No additional names or locations were clearly readable in the fragment.
State patrol reports a driver charged after two crashes on the interstate yesterday. The fuel-fueled collision occurred near mile 46 east of I 7 when a vehicle left the roadway. No further details are provided.
The Gelden Age Club hosts a 2 p.m. event featuring the Kitchen Band from the Class of the Fast Christian Church. Mrs. Vogl attends as a guest and participates in the Mothers Day program.
Police report multiple thefts including cigarettes and two vending machines broken into at a storefront on Michigan Avenue. A resident’s home on Verity Parkway was entered after a door was left unlocked and a dresser ransacked. No money was taken and no injuries reported.
Hamilton St Clair township trustees planned a meeting with parents of eight children aged 5 to 13 accused of playing with fire radio equipment at the pall. The fire unit and others were responding to a Sharon Park fire call when Deputy Larry Castator heard the interruption during dispatch.
The Middletown Fine Arts Center announces the annual Art Show location at 116 S. Main St from May 21 to June 2. Jury includes James Steven Norman B Boothby and Ray Must. Artists 18 plus within 15 miles may enter with a $2.50 fee per category and three works per category. each artist guaranteed at least one piece per section.
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