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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1973
Page
2
Nonpartisan candidate Don Gingerich plans a 500 mile walk through 66 towns in a five county district to collect 13 000 signatures by February 6 He will appear in Franklin today and stop at Middletown and Monroe shopping centers tomorrow aboard his red caboose trailer.
A 3 year old boy was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a car backed into him in his home driveway. The driver, Lester Johnson aged 31 of 201142 Wayne Ave, was not cited.
Mrs. Zula Dotson 82 of 3917 Grand Ave. dies at Middletown Hospital after long illness. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Woodside Cemetery. Armco Steel's James Townsley warns a coke by product fuel shortage could ripple through electrodes, aluminum, phosphates, foundries and more, tying all industries to steel.
Obituaries list Frank Ellis Ida Byers Stanton William Brown Bella Chamberlin and Ashford Combs. Services set at Riggs McCoy Leffler Eaton Funeral Homes with multiple relatives surviving and memorials suggested to churches or charities. Burial in Woodside Cemetery and ongoing visit hours noted for several funeral homes.
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld granting a Hamilton man probation after a 1971 case involving Dee Charles Brenneman who pleaded guilty to marijuana sale and was sentenced to 10 to 20 years. The case involved appeals over probation rights and court authority with potential further action to the U S Supreme Court.
The Promise group presents six Japanese dancers from the All Japan Modern Dance Association on Monday at 7 30 p m in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium Middletown Campus. Tickets are 2 and available at the door or from Charles Knepshield. Special group rates apply for 10 or more. Dancers perform to Bach Beatles and modern Japanese composers. Akiko Ishii, dancer choreographer and award winner, leads and has studied in the United States with Eugene Loring and Martha Graham.
SEATTLE AP Rep. Thomas M. Pelly of Washington, a 10 term veteran who retired last year, died at 71 from heart attack complications. He collapsed Wednesday while vacationing in Ojai, California. Pelly began his House tenure in 1952 and did not seek re election in 1972. At retirement he was ranking Republican on the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee.
A road striper loaned from the Butler County engineer to Lemon Township is burned out at season end. Superintendent George Cobb says valves are burned up and the motor shot. Trustees discussed buying the machine for 700 dollars, noting Monroe spent 800 on a contracted overhaul for a smaller model.
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