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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1969

Page

4

States debate lowering voting age amid violence concerns

Amid violence backlashes and rising support for lowering the voting age, lawmakers in multiple states weigh bills to reduce the limit from 21 to 19 or 18. Leaders cite public sentiment and youth political involvement, with figures like Rep Beatty of North Carolina urging to grant voting rights to 18 year olds.

Beatty North Carolina Wship Wyoming Sen J.W. Wet Georgia Keniyh Hawai Alaska New York California Uure Ohio Senate Minnesota House Elections Committee Ap House Colorado John A James A. Rhodes Love Mark A. Hogan Posal Senate

Y Bridge Standings Announced After Nine Rounds

Midlertown YMCA Bridge-O Rama lists nine round results with rankings in two divisions. Couples lead by Satish Aster, Glenn Selly, and Richard Pruett. Tom Zimmerman and Marvin Sherron also near top. Women’s pairs feature Penny Heatherwax and Guner Usted atop standings, followed by Stottlemyer Roberts and Kennedy House duos.

Middletown YMCA Bridge-Orama Satish Aster Glenn Selly Richard Pruett Tom Wenzel Clyde Stottlemyer Mel Dowden Lee Westervelt Doug Clifton Tom Zimmerman Marvin Sherron Penny Heatherwax Guner Usted Pat Stottlemyer Kay Roberts Betty Selby Ruth Christy Barbara Barker Sandy Obbins Liz Kennedy Bettie House Bonie Pruett Janet Fassler Mary Clifton Delores Stocker Arlene Sloan Evelyn Hauselman Frances Saylor Diane Hen

Bus Driver Loses Control After Mouse Scare

In Shelbyville Indiana AP reports school bus driver Robert Weaver after unloading pupils and while driving home stamped at a mouse that ran between his feet causing loss of control and the bus struck a tree. The bus was totaled and the mouse escaped.

Shelbyville Ind Robert Weaver

Carlisle Refuses To Spot Zone For Machinist's Garage Shop

Carlisle village council rejects Paul Richardson's bid to rezone a Hillcrest property in Gross Addition to light industry. The area remains residential and the zoning change was blocked despite Richardson’s illness and need to work. Officials cite potential future changes and warn against spot zoning.

Carlisle Cc Sle Hillcrest Gross Paul Richardson Zoning Commission IGA Franklin DeWitt Terry

Obituary: Clementine Irons Poplin 49 Middletown

Clementine Irons Poplin 49 of 1730 Brentwood St. was found dead in her home. Cause of death undetermined. Born in Middletown, she is survived by daughter Sandy Poplin of Columbus, father Jacob Irons and stepmother in Middletown, step-sister Virginia Yarber, and three step-brothers Marvin Arnold Haddix and Donald Haddix. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.

Infemt Hoffman Clementine Irons Poplin Brentwood St Poplin Middletown Sandy Poplin Columbus Jacob Irons Virginia Yarber Marvin Arnold Haddix Donald Haddix Dayton McCoy-Leffler J.C. McKinney Woodside Cemetery Funeral

Infantson Hoffman services set at Joseph R. Baker funeral home

Clerentine Poplin services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Bobby Joe Hoffman of 207 Center Street Trenton will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home. Burial will be in Butler County Memorial Park. The child died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral home hours today from 7 to 7 p m.

Clerentine Poplin Bobby Joe Hoffman Center St Trenton Joseph R. Baker Sons Funeral Home Butler County Memorial Park Middletown Hospital

Funeral notices for Nellie Gant Wagers and Brandel

Mrs. Nellie Gant aged 84 of 706 Ross Street and Robert Wagers aged 53 of 1448 Peck Avenue have services today. Mrs. Helen Brandel aged 59 of 1000 Allen Avenue has a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Ann's Church.

Nellie Gant Ross St Webb Robert Wagers Peck Ave Colligan Helen Brandel Allen Ave St. Ann’s Church

Anti-TB Drive Aims to Boost Immunization in Indonesia

Health officials report over 4 percent of Indonesia’s population has had tuberculosis. A nationwide anti TB campaign urges parents to inoculate children though response is weak. The piece also notes Maurice Costello’s early silent film career and earnings.

Jakarta Indonesia Maurice Costello

Local Man Wounded In Vietnam

Pfc. Tony Roger Hatfield, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hatfield of 400 Hickory St., was wounded Monday in Vietnam. He suffered fragmentary wounds to both legs from an unknown device near Quang Nam while serving with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Division. He is receiving medical care aboard the USS Sanctuary of the Seventh Fleet. Hatfield attended Lemon-Monroe High School and has been in Vietnam six and a half months.

Tony Roger Hatfield Willis Hatfield Hickory St Vietnam Quang Nan Seventh Marine Division Sanctuary Seventh Fleet Pfc Hatfield Lemon-Monroe High School

Banquet Test in Reynolds Boiler Room Draws Guests

At a National Coal Institute meeting an executive of R J Reynolds Tobacco Co said Reynolds boiler rooms burn coal cleanly enough to eat in A test banquet was held in a Reynolds plant boiler room with shrimp chow mein tamales baked ham and service by white coat waiters Forty NC Coal Institute members and Reynolds executives attended The report notes the room was clean and the ambiance was refined.

Winston-Salem N.C National Coal Institute R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Reynolds North Carolina Coal Institute Warsaw Poland West Germany

Gypsum Explained as Mineral and Fertilizer

Gypsum, a hydrated calcium sulfate, is a common mineral used to produce plaster of Paris and as a fertilizer.

Plaster of Paris

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