Woman Rabbi to Speak at Miami University Campus
America's first practicing woman rabbi, Sally Priesand of New York City, will address the Middletown Campus of Miami University at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. The lecture, part of the Changing Values Changing Society Changing Roles of Women series, is free with child care provided.
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America
Middletown
Miami University
Sally Priesand
New York City
Dave Finkelman
Miami
Ohio Program
National Endowment For the Humanities
Stephen Wise
New York
Priesand
University of Cincinnati
Sinai Temple
Champaign
Ill
Eet Israel
Aac Reet
Congregation Halon
Milwaukee
Emple Beth Israel
Jackson
Mich
Isaac M. Wise Temple
Cincinnati
Jewis
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of
Jewish Educational
B'nai B’rith Women
Washington, D.C
Hadassah
Ohio
Fire destroys garage and damages car in two incidents
Fire at 400 Park St. destroyed a garage and damaged its contents with an estimated loss of 1,500 while firefighter Tom Caudill suffered an eye injury. A second blaze at Bavarian Woodspartment complex involved Jimmy Lunds car bought and set alight with 800 in damage. Police label arson in both cases.
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Walter Perkins
Park St
Tom Caudill
Bavarian
Jimmy Lund
Berwick Lane
Lund
Deaths of Mrs. Lucille Ford and Mrs. Cora Brotherton
Mrs. Lucille Ford 79 of 1218 Young St died at home at 5 a.m. Thursday after a long illness. She lived 57 years in Middletown, worked for Frigidaire GM, and is survived by son James, two sisters, a granddaughter and great granddaughter. Burial at Woodside Cemetery after Monday services at Second Baptist Church. Mrs. Cora Brotherton 44 of 107 Trenton Place will be buried Bear Creek Cemetery after 1 p.m. service at Yankee Road Church of God with Rev. Rodney Williams. She died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital. viewing today and tomorrow at Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home and church afterward.
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Lucille Ford
Young St
Second Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Sunshine Circle
Frigidaire
General Motors Co
Dayton
James
Middletown
Anna Belle Stafford
Louisville
Pansy Holt
East Chicago
Ind
N.L. Cooper
Woodside Cemetery
Hall-Jordan Chapel
Cora Brotherton
Trenton Place
Trenton
Yankee Road Church
Madison Township fish fry set for Saturday
The Madison Township Fire Department will host an all you can eat fish dinner from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the North Madison fire station on Germantown Road in Peasttown. Adults pay 2.50, children 12 and under pay 1.75. tickets sold at the door.
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Madison Township Fire Department
North Madison
Germantown Road
Peasttown
Stolen refrigerator recovered in drug raid
A police raid at a house on 700 Col Street recovered a refrigerator reported stolen from a Lafayette Avenue and Main Street apartment complex. James and Wanda Preston, both of 700 Lincoln Street, were charged with receiving and concealing stolen property and possession of marijuana. David Finn faced multiple charges after resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. Two Dayton men were also arrested. a small amount of marijuana was seized.
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Col Street
Lafayette Avenue
Main Street
James Preston
Wanda Preston
Lincoln St
Dayton
David Finn
Finn
Voice of Democracy scholarship opens for VFW entry
The Veterans of Foreign Wars announces the annual Voice of Democracy scriptwriting scholarship. Students in grades 10 to 12 from Middle town Fenwick Lemon Monroe Edgewood and Madison High Schools may enter with a three to five minute tape on What Our Bicentennial Heritage Means to Me. Dec 5 deadline. area winners advance to district competition. national prize is 10000 dollars.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Voice of Democracy
Middletown
Fenwick
Lemon- Monroe
Edgewood
Madison
VFW
Laundry employee robbed of $2000 at Atco and Nelbar
Ron Gaffney of Cincinnati was tied and robbed at Cheerhart Laundry late Wednesday night. Two men escaped with five bank bags containing $500 in bills and $1500 in change. A man and a woman from Gibby's Tavern freed him about 30 minutes later as police search for suspects continues.
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Cheerhart
Atco Avenue
Nelbar Street
Ron Gaffney
Cincinnati
Gaffney
Gibby’s
Sheriff Praised as Butler Jail Runs Smoothly
Butler County grand jury returned 31 indictments after two days of sessions. Jurors commended Sheriff Harold Carpenter for the jail operation and urged funds for mental holding cell padding a basement laundry a night-shift deputy staff and inmate care upgrades. Indictments include Highley for aggravated vehicular homicide and several other cases from Middletown Dayton and Franklin involving grand theft burglary and drug offenses.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Harold Carpenter
Middletown
Dennis Highley
N. Leibee St
Highley
Stephen E. Wright
N. Grimes St
S. Main Street
Lemon Township
John Edwin Waite
Willard Suttles Jr
Gurney Wayne Moody
Allen Turner
Dayton
Jeffery Lee Newberry
William Francis Drive
Franklin
Charles Vernon Blevins
S. Vine St
West Middletown
Square Dance Benefit At West Elkton School Gym
A square dance tomorrow from 7 30 to 10 p m at West Elkton Elementary School gym with admission 1 per person. Proceeds fund the proposed three community parks for West Elkton Gratis and Camden area youths. Babysitting available 50 cents per family up to three children.
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West Elkton
Gratis
Camden Area
The Gregg Smith Singers On Campus In Concert
The Gregg Smith Singers, praised by Time Magazine as the best of America, perform at Dave Finkelman Auditorium Saturday at 8 p.m. to open the 1975 76 Artists Series. They present American music from Stephen Foster to Charles Ives, with tours abroad and a Foster album. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for students seniors and children.
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America
Time Magazine
Gregg Smith
Dave Finkelman
Smith Singers
Stephen Foster
Charles Ives
Middletown
Johnston Hall
Newport Woman Wins Ohio Lottery Top Prize
Shirley A. Beaver of Newport won the 300000 top Ohio Lottery prize after being laid off from a punch press job in February. She plans to use winnings for her nephew’s college, with Marvin F. Oberhaus of Jewell among 30000 winners and several 15000 prize recipients named.
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Cleveland
Shirley A. Beaver
Newport
Mrs. Beaver
Beaver
Lottery
Marvin F. Oberhaus
Jewell
Elizabeth M. Clements
Cincinnati
Marcha J. Alford
Dayton
Frank J. Miller
Mansfield
James E. Norris
Vivian Martin
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Rabbi Pries
Madison Fish Fry
Ptl
Bill Hollister
Butler
Robert L. O'Neal
Cleveland St
Kay Linda Key
Vannest. Ave
Terry Cook
George Brown
First Ave
Squire Thomas
Debbie Joy Gibson
Manchester Ave
Bruce Arledge Gibson
Manchester Avenue
Jerome H. Moore
Bavarian Drive
Artie McQuinn
Brentwood St
Johnny Thompson
17Th Ave
Bell-Hanna
River Bridge
BR. State St
Rte
Larry Young
Sue Riddle
N. University Blvd
Middletown, Ohio
Vicur
Bankamericard
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Cali Rus Nicols
Dale Converse
Buckeye
Lucky Buck
Norris Insurance
N. Verity
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Phil
Rts
Armbruster
Grand Ave
Burtons
Hallelujah
Dishman
Ridgecrest Church OF God RT
Todhunter RD
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