Open House Launches AIM Campaign at Middletown Fine Arts Center
The Middletown Fine Arts Center marked its 10th anniversary with an Open House that kicked off the Arts in Middletown drive to raise 20 250 for art support. Registration for fall classes runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through the week. adult classes cost 12 and children 10.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
Middletown
AIM
Kenneth Coburn
Fine Arts Center
Jim Steven
Middletown Symphony
Three Lebanon Residents Injured in Out of Control Crash
In Lebanon three residents were injured when their car overturned on Phillips Road. Arthur Lee Bradbury 19 was pinned and in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with back and arm injuries. Cheryl Bostick 19 and Charles Cornett 18 were treated for minor injuries and released. Deputies said Bradbury, speeding, failed to turn.
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Lebanon
Phillips Road
Here
Middletown Hospital
Arthur Lee Bradbury
Lebanon Rt. 1
Cheryl Bostick
Jackson St
Charles Cornett
Meadow Lane
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Bradbury
House Fire Causes Listed at Floyd Pelfrey Home
Fire officials attributed $1400 total loss to a Floyd Pelfrey residence at 600 Catalpa Drive after a blaze yesterday afternoon likely started by children with matches. The one story frame house suffered $1000 in structure damage and $400 in contents. Firemen arrived at 3 p.m. and were on site about 17 minutes.
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Floyd Pelfrey
Catalpa Drive
Want Ads Win Prize for Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal, among papers with 25 000 circulation and under, placed second in best automotive advertising promotion at the Ohio Newspaper Classified Clinic’s annual Columbus event. Fremont News Messenger led the category. Journal staff including Richard Trout and Gene Mullins were among 110 reps from 40 papers. Herbert Guild was elected clinic president. Frank W. Lester gave the keynote from the Los Angeles Times. J Oliver Amos spoke on “A Publisher Look to Classified.”
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Middletown Journal
Ohio
Columbus
Fremont News Messenger
Richard Trout
Journal
Gene Mullins
Fred Gibson
Bob Braun Jr
Herbert Guild
Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Frank W. Lester
Los Angeles Times
Association of National Classified Advertising
J. Oliver Amos
Sidney Daily News
Lon
Uganda Visitor Forgets Item At Miami University
A letter to The Principal at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio requests help locating Uganda tourists who left a note with no names. The letter asks the students to contact the writer at a Uganda address and mentions an enclosure held at Roudebush Hall awaiting a claimant.
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Oxford
Uganda
Miami University
Ohio
U.S
Jans S. Rwebembera
Miami
Office of Public Information
Roudebush Hall
City Commissioners to discuss B-1 zoning and department stores
At an 8 p m meeting the commission will again review whether B-1 neighborhood business zones allow large stores like Rinks Discount in Barbara Park. Over 140 residents petitioned to halt Roosevelt Avenue construction, while some leaders seek more legal advice to avoid costly lawsuits.
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Partment
Mary Lord
Joe Lewis
James Curry
Rink
Barbara Park
Roosevelt Avenue
Middletown
Looks Can Deceive Uncle Alvin Hero On Journal Comic Page
The Journal debuts Uncle Alvin a hero of a new comic strip drawn by Bob Sherry. Alvin a boastful yet brave character battles whales tigers sharks and deserts in exotic adventures and romance. The strip appears daily except Sunday on the Journal's comic page.
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Alvin
Uncle Alvin
The
Journal
South Sea Island
South Sea
Bob Sherry
Enrollment Up Across Middletown Schools
The 31 district schools report 16 975 students this morning, up 262 from last week. Gains include Lemon Monroe High 11 Roosevelt Junior High 24 Amanda Elementary 36 Central 18 Garfield 18 Jefferso 14 Mayfield 14 Oneida 29 Taft 25. Middletown High 1 759 up 46 Lemon Monroe 1 069 Fenwick 406 Holy Trinity 206 St John s 268 St Mary s 333 Madison High 499 Junior 662 up 12 Peastown 627 West Middletown 87 total gain 23.
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Middletown
Parochial
Madison
Doty House
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick High
Holy Trinity
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
Madison High
Junior
Peasttown
West Middletown
Extra Chuckle Every Road to Success Parking Places
A lighthearted adage about success paths noting many tempting parking spots along the way. It highlights humorous metaphorical blocks in pursuit of goals and the urge to pause. The statement frames ambition with wit and a practical caution.
Services Set For Fall Victim Baker
Funeral services are planned for Raymond E. Baker age 30 who died after falling 40 feet from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge in Hamilton. The Hamilton man, a truck driver, lived with his parents at 233 South C Street and died from head chest and arm injuries. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. family visitation is Tuesday 5 to 8 p.m. at Webb Funeral Home. Services Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. conducted by Rev George Scripture First Baptist Church. Surviving are parents three brothers a sister and maternal grandmother.
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Hamilton
Raymond E. Baker
Baltimore & Ohio
Webb Funeral Home
Baker
Edward Baker
S. C St
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Harry
Michael
Terry Lee
Maxine Barker
Trenton
Martha Burton
George Scripture
First Baptist Church
Rose Hill
Dead Deer Strikes Back With Antlers
Medford Oregon AP reports Robert Gross Sr a hunter in the Cascade Mountains shot a three point buck then fell while climbing a steep hill one antler punctured his hip and he had to be carried out by companions to a hospital where he recounted the incident from his bed.
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Medford
Ore
Robert Gross Sr
Cascade Mountains
Gross
Subpoena for 20 Month Old Boy in City Traffic Court
Robert C. Williams Jr. has a summons to appear in City Traffic Court Thursday over an auto accident involving his parents last May. They plan to bring the 20 month old boy who may be subpoenaed and walked down the aisle when his name is called.
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New Orleans
Robert C. Williams Jr
Williams
Man Killed As Tractor Flips In Montgomery County
Wilbur Beckett 37 of Germantown Rt. 1 died when the tractor he operated overturned on Rt. 725 seven miles west of Germantown. He was thrown and struck by a home made trailer, died en route to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Surviving: mother Mrs. Wilma Beckett and three brothers. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home Franklin. Burial Mt. Moriah Ohio. services announced.
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Germantown
Wilbur Beckett
Germantown Rt. 1
Rt. 725
Here
Montgomery County
Beckett
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Dayton
Wilma Beckett
Donald
Paul
Saugus
Calif
Clyde Jr
Farmesville
Anglesby Funeral Home
Franklin
Mt. Moriah
Ohio
AFS Sets Sept 30 Dinner to Support Operations
Members of the American Field Service announce a spaghetti chili dinner on Sept 20 from 5 to 7 p.m. in Middletown High School cafeteria to raise funds for AFS work in the Middletown Monroe area. Tickets cost 1.50 and are available at local high schools or at the door. Jill Barlow of South Africa joins as the 1966 67 AFS student living with Dr. and Mrs. William Owens and attending Lemon Monroe High School.
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Field Service
Middletown High School
AFS
Middletown-Monroe
Cincinnati Royals
Miller Gym
Everett Sherron
Sherron
Middletown
Monroe
Eugene Switzer
Charles Ewart
Jill Barlow
Bloemfontein
Orange Free State
Republic of South Africa
Jill
William Owens
Middletown Hamilton Road
Lemon - Monroe High School
Phil Parnell
Japan
Man Sought In Pair Of Robberies
Hamilton sheriff s deputies are searching for a six foot tall black man suspected in two Butler County armed robberies. John Ehler of Millville reported 284 dollars stolen at Clark Oil Station in Fairfield at 425 am. Manager Charles Kramer of Imperial Service Station said a similar suspect entered while he bent over the safe at 539 am. The description notes a negro about six feet tall, weighing 200 pounds, wearing a black jacket.
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Hamilton
Sheriff's Deputies
Butler County
John Ehler
Mill St
Millville
Clark
Dixie Highway
Fairfield
Ehler
Dan Gibbs Jr
Carpenters Return To Armco Jobs At Project 600
Carpenters from Local 1477 of the union returned to work today at Armco Steel Corp.'s Project 600 hot strip mill after walking off last Wednesday amid a dispute over borers and carpenters' duties. Union officials said the laborers and carpenters unions would resolve the dispute. A Kaiser Engineers spokesman noted carpenters returned as requested at 7 30 a m. In related news a separate incident involved a snubnose revolver and a $500 theft from a Kaiser supervisor. A man matching the suspect description was being sought in the Fairfield area near Tuley Road southeast of Hamilton.
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Armco Steel Corp
Carpenters
New Hot Strip Mill
Kaiser Engineers
Kramer
Plymouth
Fairfield
Tuley Road
Hamilton
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A New York special reports a breakthrough healing substance Bio-Dyne named Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and patients say piles have ceased to be a problem. The discovery from a world famous institute is available as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
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