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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1975

Page

9

Armco Fabricating Plant Receives Iron Man Safety Award

William McNabb and J Wikoff Pratt accepted Armco’s Iron Man safety award as the fabricating plant, now relocated on S Verity Parkway, earned three consecutive years with no major injuries. Plant head William Verity praised the move while noting orders stayed on schedule.

William McNabb Armco Employes Independent Federation J. Wikoff Pratt Metal Products Division Iron Man S. Verity Parkway Curtis Street William Verity Armco Pratt Metal Products Denver Gate Bathey Manufacturing Hartford City Ind Verity

Youth Choir Concert at First Baptist Lima Tonight

The Junior and Senior High Youth Choir of First Baptist Church Lima will perform in concert at First Baptist Church here at 7 30 p m today. The program replaces a previously stated location in Franklin.

First Baptist Church Lima Franklin

Barn Destroyed by Fire in Sunbury

A one story barn on Mudlick Road west of town owned by Stanley Dalton was destroyed by fire last night. Dalton was away at the time. a sow and a son were killed inside. Curtis Wallace reported seeing the blaze around 10 p.m. and attempted to save the sow before flames forced him back. The cause is listed as undetermined.

Sunsbury Mudlick Road Here Stanley Dalton Germantown Richard Zechar Curtis Wallace Middletown Wallace Zechar

Middletown Area News April 19 1975 Item

Local page notes community happenings in Middletown with brief listings and notices. Details on events and individuals are summarized from the public notices and local briefs printed on page nine.

Armco workers challenge seniority changes at plant

A group of Armco Middletown workers led by Jim Sticklin Don Jackson and Chuck Dennis questions a CAP era seniority policy shift from departmental to company basis They seek $15000 for legal help and plan an open meeting if funds reach target While Armco officials declined comment Bill McNabb says CAP allows changes that could be adopted into the local agreement under the May contract

Ted Pollard Armco Middletown Worksee Armco AEIF Jim Sticklin Manchester Road Don Jackson Stanley St Chuck Dennis Jackson Lane Sticklin Jackson Dennis Trenton Tim Gough Bellomonte St Chuck Geisler Nelson Road Don Castle Millard Drive Franklin Bill McNabb

Two Franklin men plead guilty in Weatherwax Clubhouse case

Louis Raby and Robert Doyle McGuire pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of breaking and entering the Weatherwax Golf Course clubhouse on January 26. Each received six months in jail with four months suspended and probation for one year, plus costs and attorney fees. A separate suppression motion in the cases of Dandridge and Woods was heard, with a ruling pending after an all day hearing.

McGuire Franklin Dandridge Jim Woods Jackson Lane Apt Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Arthur Fiehrer Fiehrer Dandridge Woods

Bergstrom Paper Co Closes West Carrollton Plant

Bergstrom Paper Co shuts its West Carrollton facility due to declining sales and ongoing losses. About 400 workers are idled as the indefinite closing begins Friday after the Thursday announcement by Edward Gallaher, the company's vice president and general manager.

West Carrollton Bergstrom Paper Co Edward Gallaher

Thieves Hit Apartments Storage Area and Several Vehicles

Police briefs report multiple thefts across the city. At 3121 Elman Court thieves broke into a basement storage area and stole fishing tackle and a tackle box belonging to James McClusky worth 500 dollars. In another incident Denver Holland reported his truck near 4002 Tytus Ave pried open and a citizens band radio valued at 129 dollars stolen. Mildred Holbrook lost a tape player 40 tapes and a case totaling 225 dollars from an overnight car break in at 1502 Fairfield. Sue Morgan found 125 dollars missing from an envelope and 12 dollars in cash from two bedrooms after a neighbor saw a suspicious person near 110 Monroe St.

Elman Court James McClusky Denver Holland Tytus Ave Mildred Holbrook Fairfield Ve Sue Morgan Monroe St

Mammography Unit Funded by Local Charity Balls

The Middletown Hospital received a mammography unit funded by proceeds from the 1973 and 1974 Charity Balls organized by the Middletown Area Federation of Women’s Clubs. The two events raised 8,900 in 1973 and 10,500 in 1974, totaling 19,400 to support breast cancer screening equipment after space limits prevented earlier ultrasound use.

Middletown Hospital Middletown Federation

Car fire at Lafayette address causes tape player damage

At 5:54 a.m. today a car on 660 Lafayette Ave owned by Ian Silar of 1029 S Verity Pkwy sustained $126 damage to its tape player from an electrical short.

Lafayette Ave Ian Silar S. Verity Parkway

Midtonia Village housing to open by June says BMHA director

J Ross Hunt of the Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority says the 56 unit Midtonia complex on Sutphin Street could be fully rented by early June after renovation by B D Morgan Construction at about 194000. HUD inspectors must approve before occupancy.

Mike McLeod Midtonia Village J. Ross Hunt Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority BMHA Hunt B.D. Morgan Construction Co Aa of Housing and Urban Development HUD Midtonia

Preble Shawnee Board Extends Contracts For 20 Teachers

The Preble Shawnee school board re employed 20 teachers on one year contracts for next year and granted two continuing contracts. The board also approved contracts for 18 bus drivers cafeteria workers and maintenance staff. Supplemental fall and winter sports contracts were approved. Algott Herman named as additional assistant football coach and Jack Van Buren reappointed head coach. A head basketball coach vacancy remains with applications being accepted. The band director Ray Davidson was reassigned to Gratis schools and the district seeks a high school band director. A 1975 76 calendar was approved with start date Sept 2 Thanksgiving break Christmas break and spring break details. Last day for students June 7 and teachers June 8. Pay talks continue and surplus state funds allocation remains undecided with about 84000 expected but not guaranteed. One payment of 21000 received so far.

Algott Herman Jack van Buren Kiracore Ray Davidson Gratis Kiracofe Preble Shawnee

Smithsonian Exhibit on Pre-Revolution History Opens

The Middletown Historical Society presents In the Minds and Hearts of the People at Logan-Johnston Hall, Miami University Middletown Campus. The display runs through May 18 with a tea service honoring Mrs. Doris Russell, and resumes tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Smithsonian Institute America The Middletown Historical Society Logan-Johnston Middletown Miami University the Historical Society Doris Russell

Bond Set For Youths In Double Robbery Case

Lebanon youths face aggravated robbery charges after two armed robberies at Chic a Ann Market Corwin and Wigwam Carry-Out Middleboro Road. Two defendants plea innocent while two others await Monday arraignment. One defendant from Montgomery and one from Blue Ash join two from Cincinnati. Mark Metcalf, 17, advances to Warren County grand jury on theft counts to be tried as an adult.

Lebanon Montgomery Blue Ash Cincinnati Corwin Ohio Middleboro Road Mark Metcalf Springboro Warren County Grand Jury

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