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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1975
Page
13
Health officials postpone enforcement of new bake sale food rules until June 1 in Middletown. Organizations must obtain a $1 permit for each sale and foods must come from licensed kitchens. private home prepared foods will be banned for public sale.
City commissioners will meet at 7 p.m. to discuss a sidewalk curb and gutter repair program for the year. A resolution of necessity is on the agenda. Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen and Deputy Wynn Duff are to attend a caucus with officials before the regular session in the City Building chambers.
Linda Martin 22 of 1920 Highland St reported she was beaten by her common law husband and half jumped from a moving car at midnight near University and Roosevelt boulevards. She was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
At 8:19 p.m. an emergency response at 703 18th Ave. treated Oliver Williams 46 for breathing difficulty and admitted to ICU. At 3:35 a.m. Meira Dance 15 at 122 Baltimore St. refused aid but later taken to hospital by police. A furnace motor overheating at James Alien residence caused no damage at 2:58 a.m. At 12:47 a.m. a man at 207 Park St. refused aid.
Lou Christy chairing next week's meeting of about 450 Middletown parents who supported forming a citizen advisory committee. Mrs Mary Jane Benoy named vice chair. meeting at Middletown High School with an April 23 discussion after a Knight Goodman slide show.
Michael D. Hearn 21 of 906 Crawford St died after his motorcycle crossed the center line on a curve and struck a car on Creek Road near Germantown. Passenger Amy Pollock 20 was treated and released. Driver's identity not disclosed. Family, funeral arrangements pending.
The Franklin Emergency Squad assisted an on route birth on I-75 at 8:01 a.m. en route to Grandview Hospital. A son weighing about 7 pounds was born to Mrs. Sheridan Turner, with squad members Dan Adams, Max Trammell, and Bill Dishun attending. The event marked the squad’s third birth aboard an ambulance in its history.
Two unrelated shotgun incidents were reported to police yesterday. Brenda Hubbard of 1704 Lawn Ave fired through a living room window, panicked, and discarded the gun after not striking anyone. William Holt of 1704 Webber St fired over a car’s heads near Illinois and Webber. no charges were filed.
347 walkers joined the second Heart Walk-a-thon raising 8200 in pledges for heart research. Co chair Mrs. Ray Brown noted 347 participants. funds are due by May 12. Prizes include stereo equipment and $100 groceries for top donors over age 45. Route started and ended at Fenwick High School with police and REACT aid.
Fire at 7190 Hetzler Road in Madison Township destroyed a one story four room home and a nearby barn. Firefighters from North Madison and Miltonville stations fought about three hours to contain the blaze with 20 plus men and six engines. No occupants were home. cause undetermined though barn electrical origin suspected.
Two continuing education classes titled Pioneers of Modern Painting at Miami University Middle Town Campus have been moved to April 22 with sessions at 1 30 p m and 8 15 p m Registration for the free six week course co sponsored by the Tri Arts council remains open until the new date.
Nan J's a Doberman Pinscher owned by William and Nancy of 3620 S Main St wins first in the 6- to 9-month puppy class at the Dayton Kennel Club event held yesterday at Hara Arena.
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