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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1977

Page

2

Easter Egg Hunt and Kite Contest at City Centre Mart

The downtown merchants association in City Centre Mart promotes an Easter egg hunt this Saturday at 10 a.m. for children seven and under with eggs hidden inside the mart excluding planting beds. A kite-making contest open to all ages runs April 13 to 15 at the mart office with two gift certificates awarded in each of three age groups including adults over 18.

Downtown Merchants Association City Centre Mart Mart

Speaking at Miami Jack Anderson Warns on Risky Investigative Reporting

Washington columnist Jack Anderson told Miami University that investigative reporting is high risk and demands digging beyond surfaces. He noted four Fresno journalists jailed for refusing sources and defended press freedom against government pressures. He also commented on Carter, human rights, and corporate tax incentives.

Oxford Jack Anderson Miami University Anderson Fresno Calif United States Chile South Korea England Jimmy Carter Congress U.S Carter Congressional

Bond Revoked for Accused Slayer in Middletown Killing

Judge Fred B Cramer ordered William Palmer held in jail on aggravated murder charges in the death of Lori Lea Palmer 18 a Middletown resident shot August last year after a domestic argument. A competency hearing was set for Monday delaying the trial.

Hamilton Butler County Middletown Palmer

1800s Jewelry Seminar With Miss Trudik at Institute

Miss Valerie Trudik of the Art Institute of Chicago will headline an 1800s jewelry seminar tracing fashions from the early 1800s to the Victorian era. The program includes slides of famed Victorian women, jewelry making technology, and how advances shaped techniques. Brunch at 10:30 a.m. and lecture at noon at the museum with a $10 fee.

Valerie Trudik Art Institute of Chicago Miss ‘Tvrdik Beloit College Wisconsin University of Ilinois University of Copenhagen Denmark Institute John W Keefer Golden Lamb Inn

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Nellie Lawson reported dead

Mrs Nellie Mae Lawson of 1720 Flemming Road died at Middletown Hospital 7 31 am today after being brought in by a family member Surviving are three sons Clay Roger and Christopher all of Middletown three daughters Sharon Lawson Middletown and Patricia Hudson and Constance Keefe Hamilton her parents Mr and Mrs Clay Patterson four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services will be 2 pm Friday at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home with the Rev A M Wilson officiating Entombment planned

Nellie Mae Lawson Flemming Road Middletown Hospital Clay Roger Christopher Middletown Sharon Lawson Patricia Hudson Constance Keefe Hamilton Clay Patterson Joseph R. Baker A. M. Wilson Miamisburg Helen Scott Buckeye St Kettering Memorial Hospital Moose Lodge Scott Harry Charles Taylor Germantown James Wethington Rocky Mount John A. Arpp

Franklin woman injured in one car crash on E Sixth Street

Dorothy Humston 51 of 7244 Randall Road was hospitalized with neck pain after her westbound car skidded off the left side of E Sixth Street near the Franklin Emergency Squad quarters at 7 52 a m. No citation was issued. Funeral arrangements for Mary Sabo were noted as forthcoming with survivors listed. Other obituaries include Helen Scott of Miamisburg and Charles L Roy Swallow formerly of the Middletown Franklin area.

Main Street 16Th Avenue City Department of Public Service Wendt Franklin Dorothy Humston Randall Road Middletown Hospital E Sixth Street Mary Sabo Dixie Highway Julia Curry Buffalo N.Y Journal Sabo Charles L Roy” Swallow Middletown-Franklin Gallatin Tenn Armco Eaton Funeral Home

Zoning Permit Approved For Howard Hager Garage

The Planning Commission approved a zoning permit for a pole garage at 211 Mary Kay Drive owned by Howard Hager. He agreed to reduce size to 20 by 20 feet and set the structure 15 feet from the property line to comply with village zoning limits.

Maundy Thursday services at local churches

Several churches schedule Maundy Thursday events with communion services and sermons at 7 to 8 p.m. Christ United Methodist and Zion Lutheran plan communion while Messiah Lutheran, St. Luke United Presbyterian, and others feature speakers and cantatas. Activities include choirs, solos, dramas, and a Tenebrae service with child care and nursery available.

Christ United Methodist Messiah Lutheran Warren’ Brown St. Luke United Presbyterian Robert Clark Faith United Methodist First Baptist Middletown First United Presbyterian Irvin Fimmons Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Harriet Rockwell Barbara South Karen Freberg Jane Boosinger Hazel Dickerson Jean Barker St. Paul's United Church of Christ

Fred Carroll Receives Sertoma Service To Mankind Award

Fred Carroll of Trenton founder of Independence Factory and chair of the 1977 arthritis campaign in Middletown earned the local Sertoma Club Service To Mankind Award at the Forest Hills Country Club banquet. Jim Jordan presented the plaque as Carroll, an Armco Steel electrician and volunteer fireman, was noted for arthritis aid work.

Fred Carroll Trenton Independence Middletown Sertoma Club Forest Hills Country Club Carroll Jim Jordan Brelsford Ave Ohio Arthritis Foundation Arthritis Volunteer Action Committee Butler County Armco Steel Corp Doty House Independence Factory Factory

Fire destroys storage shed at Denny Lumber Co

Early this morning flames were spotted at 1 05 am at 1800 First Ave injuring two people Police Lt Ernie Howard and Deputy Fire Chief David Brewer. One shed 20 by 75 feet burned and a second building slight damage. Firefighters worked about three hours with a forklift separating lumber to extinguish hotspots vandals had set small fires at the storage building previously.

Denny Lumber Co First Ave Ernie Howard Middletown Hospital David Brewer

Best Old Friend Honors Fred Fahrenholz at Middletown Lot

Fred Fahrenholz owner of Fahrenholz Service Clinic at The Middletown Shopping Center is recognized as a Best Old Friend winner after 24 years in service industry. He previously opened a Texaco station in 1973 and now serves loyal customers and special shoppers alike.

Fred Fahrenholz Fahrenholz Middletown Texaco Fred

Two Promotions In Fire Division Approved By City Commission

The City Commission approved two promotions in the Division of Fire: Earl Dale Caverly, 37, of Trenton, to captain replacing retiree Paul Gibbs, and William David Rogers, 36, of 118 Franklin St., to lieutenant replacing Caverly.

Earl Dale Caverly Trenton Paul Gibbs William David Rogers Franklin St Caverly

Mailboxes Damaged in Hit-Skip on K. Roger Drive

Police investigate a hit-skip crash that sent a vehicle off the street and demolished mailboxes at 311 312 and 313 K. Roger Drive in Trent on.

Trenton K. Roger Drive

10 Miles Heart Walk A Thon Cuts Distance To Boost Participation

The Heart Fund Walk A Thon this Saturday shrinks to 10 miles from 15 to encourage more families. No prize for finishing first. top fund raiser wins a new car donated by local McDonald’s. Route starts at Fenwick High School and loops through Middletown area streets. Additional prizes include a color TV, YMCA family membership, a 10 speed bicycle, and a 40 channel CB radio. Sponsor sheets are available at MacDonald’s in Middletown or Springboro. for more information call 422-3121.

Heart Fund Pauline Curis Steve Posey McDonald Restaurants Fenwick High School University Nelbar Street Nelbar Tytus Avenue Main Street First Avenue Crawford Street YMCA Citizens Band MacDonald’s Middletown Springboro

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