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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1975
Page
16
Indian prince God of Persia Red for one. Treat hides. Answer to yesterday's puzzle. Solutions include entries for gods princes and various clues across and down.
The notice records births to Mr. and Mrs. Childers in Lamberton Street a girl. to Mr. and Mrs. Denisi on Jewell Avenue a boy. to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott on Pilgrim Place a girl. to Mr. and Mrs. Cox on Maple Street Germantown a girl. and to Mr. and Mrs. Bush on Fernwood Street a girl yesterday. It also lists hospital dismissals by name and residence, including Nina Slaton Franklin Edward Cape Middletown Germantown Road Edward Rose Baltimore Street Raymond Bistance West Alexandria Road Alva McQuinn Ohio Avenue Frances Helton Woodlawn Avenue William Dearth Carlisle Charles Frasher Grand Avenue George Ingram Trenton Glen Sebald Lewis Street Gerald Conley Clark Street Clarence Eldridge Fernwood Street Chloe Higginbotham Thomas Road Robert Hinds Miamisburg Alton Hoff Lebanon Edward Peters Elwood M Singleton William Smith Clark Street Lillie Stottlemyer Springfield Ella Mitchell 18th Avenue Darrell Cox Middletown Hospital patient 424-1871.
State officials press insurer to raise malpractice limits for seven Mans field anesthesiologists who refuse to work except on emergencies. Doctors want at least 2 million coverage after a 300 thousand policy, prompting suspensions and ward closures at General and People's hospitals and furloughs for staff.
John M. Robinson is named meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service in Cincinnati, succeeding Paul Dailey who transfers to Des Moines. Robinson has served with the Cincinnati office since 1957.
A two vehicle single car crash on Elk Creek Road south of Sebald Park injured Dale Midkiff 20 of Springboro seriously and passenger John Lamb 22 of Springboro with a broken arm and leg. Midkiff was speeding and failed to negotiate a curve. the car hit a telephone pole and was demolished.
A single-vehicle crash on Union Road near Ohio 122 left three occupants treated and released at Middletown Hospital. Driver Randy Parker 19 and passengers Dwight Johnson 18 and David E. Johnson 22, all of Franklin, were hospitalized briefly. Ed King 18, Franklin, sustained minor injuries and was not admitted.
Kurt Ray E. Lawwill 22 of 1408 Girard St was treated at Middletown Hospital after a crash near his home around 3 p.m. He said throttle stuck in an alley by his house causing the bike to topple. Estimated damage to the motorcycle is $50.
New incorporations during March totaled 1,059. Cleveland led the state with 149 incorporations.
Multiple estate actions list executors administrators and dates for Ford Eck Richard L Stacy Joseph H Herr Gladys Finkelman Helen Bates Frank H Roberts Marguerite Brueshaber Joe DiCristoforo John D Burks Richard L Keith Clara Goebel Willie Drake Velma Imhoff Mary Hartwell Louise Newcomb Roxie Woodrey Ralph Montgomery Dorsie Williams in Butler County Ohio with dates in March and April 1975 and bids for wastewater project proposals.
Six Amanda Elementary pupils earned gold medals at the ninth annual festival. Winners include Michael Long, Bradley Shaffer, Richard Helton, Celeste Hale, John House, and Scott Dellmore, with judges Gene Saylor Gene Middleton Jess Wilson Patricia Poe Jane Fisher Carol Vidalis Pauline Poole presiding.
The state Library Board awarded $65,752 to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library for materials and a community information center. An additional $54,000 went to Cuyahoga County libraries to plan a metropolitan system for shared resources.
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