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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1970

Page

11

Butler to retire after 51 years in Middletown service

After more than five decades serving local youth, Hugh Butler will retire as executive director of Doty House effective July 5. John R. Thornberg will assume leadership, following a year as high school principal at Edison and Taft. Butler began in Middletown in 1919 and held multiple education roles before guiding Doty House.

Middletown Hugh Butler Doty House Robert Barnard John R. Thornberg Edison Taft Butler North Garfield Young Street Center For Doyt House Order of Eagles Seventh-day Adventist Church

Wilks Not Grounded Amid Court Order at Hamilton Plaza

A court order prevented Democratic candidate Harry Wilks from landing a helicopter in the Hamilton Shopping Plaza lot today. The restraining order was issued for the shopping center owner over possible liability if a customer were injured. Wilks plans several stops across the district including Middletown Shopping Plaza at 12 20 p.m.

Hamilton Harry Wilks Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Wilks Middletown

Miami Students Rally Behind Shriver Over Critical Crisis

About 1036 Miami University students sign a statement endorsing President Phillip R. Shriver’s handling of a tense period marked by mass arrests and suspensions. The document calls for reason and responsibility, condemns disruption, and was delivered to Shriver’s office as Senate actions and student initiatives unfold.

Oxford Miami University Miami Phillip R. Shriver Tlhey University Senate Iny Withrow Court Dr. Shriver Senate Student Senate Robert M Ron) Hall Agency For Encouragement Shriver

Three Middletown youths injured in crash on Ohio 73

Three youths were injured when an eastbound car lost control on Ohio 73 near U S 127 east of Collinsville around 11:30 p m The driver was Ronald Martin 21 of Malvern Street Passengers were William Holland 21 of Wayne Avenue and Michael iGross 19 of Garfield Street All were treated at Middletown Hospital by the St Clair Township life squad and released

Seven Mile Miami University Ohio 73 Ohio Alvin Mahrer Stone Hedge Court Oxford Maya Hamilton Mercy Hospital Larry Tipton Brown’s Run Road Middletown Mahrer Franklin Germantown Cincinnati- Dayton Nelson Smith Jr Kettering, Memorial Hospital Gary Crist Smith Bradley Abner Willard Dr Carlisle U.S. 127 Collinsville Ronald Martin Malvern St William Holland Wayne Ave Michael iGross Garfield St Middletown Hospital St. Clair Township

Concerned Students Statement Endorses Nonviolent Conduct

A pledge by Jef frey T. Savage and Richard P. Schultz from Miami University condemns disruptive tactics and violence, supports President Shriver, urges reasonable behavior, and calls for classroom normalcy as student leaders seek to distance the university from a disruptive faction.

Shriver Jeffrey T. Savage Norwalk Richard P Rick) Schultz Farmington, Mich Miami University Herby

Reagan Daughter and Congressman Candidate Clash on 1968 Bid

Maureen Reagan and Republican candidate Fred E. Jones debated whether Ronald Reagan should have run for president in 1968 at a Jones for Congress fundraiser in Manchester. Both criticized the era’s upheaval, with Reagan opposing a 1968 run and Jones urging a stand for law and order amid claims of a Communist inspired revolution.

Fred Sennet Journal Maureen Reagan California Ronald Reagan Fred E. Jones Congress 24Th Reagan Miss Reagan Jones Communist Party

Deaths And Funerals George G Getz 84

George G Getz 84 of Bethany died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 12 30 p m after a two week illness He was a retired Butler County farmer and former Seven Mile resident Surviving Hazel his wife two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services 2 p m Monday Inman Funeral Home Somerville Burial Collinsville Cemetery Graveside 1 30 p m Monday Miltonville Cemetery Rev James Arn Rev J E Amstutz officiating Arrangements Wilson Schramm Memorial Home No visitations Memorials to charity.

George G. Getz Bethany Homer Getz Middletown Mercy Hospital Hamilton Getz Butler County Seven Mile Hazel Inman Funeral Home Somerville Collinsville Miltonville Cemetery James Arn J. E. Amstutz Wilson-Schramm S. Main St

Death notice for Ben C Tutzi of Hamilton

Ben C Tutzi 85 retired Libry Township farmer died at 6 30 am yesterday at Golden Years Nursing Home Hamilton after an extended illness. Survived by wife Helen and sister Mrs Omar Patchell of Hamilton. Services p m Monday at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton burial Mennonite Cemetery Trenton no visitations memorials preferred to charity.

Ben C. Tutzi Hamilton Libry Township Golden Years Helen Omar Patchell Webb ‘Funeral Trenton

Mrs Johns 85 Dies After Illness At Mt Pleasant Home

Mrs Mary Elinor Johns 85 of Mt Pleasant Home died at 9 05 am after a 10 week illness. She taught at old North School from 1903 to 1912 and was a member of Mt Olivet United Presbyterian Church and the Miami Book Club. Born in Butler County, she was survived by two sons A R Johns of Trenton and Clarence Jr of San Diego, a daughter Mrs Frank Gibson of North Vernon, two sisters Ferol Ehrisman and Harriet Apple. Her husband Clarence died in 1947.

Mary Elinor Johns Mt. Pleasant Infonroe Middletown Trenton Johns Old North School Mt. Olivet San Diego Calif Frank Gibson North Vernon Ind Ferol Ehresman Mt. Pleasant Home Harriet Apple Colum

Funeral service for Herbert Farmer Sr. announced

Services for Herbert Farmer Sr. 72 of 30 W Fifth St will be held at 11 am Tuesday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev John Wedgewood officiating. Burial will follow in Woodhill Cemetery. The body will be at the funeral home after 9 am Tuesday. Mr. Farmer died Thursday at Crestview Nursing Home in Dayton.

Franklin Herbert Farmer Sr Fifth St Anglesby John Wedgewood Woodhill Cemetery Farmer Crestview Dayton

Mrs Mary Lamb of Waynesville dies at 65

Mrs Mary L Lamb 65 of 497 N Sixth St Waynesville died yesterday. Survived by husband Lewis seven daughters two of which live in Waynesville and Lebanon five sons four sisters a brother and 3 grandchildren. Funeral p m Monday Stubbs Conner Funeral Home burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin residence today tomorrow. Also Louis Maloney 39 821 Sycamore St services 2 p.m. Monday Brown Dawson. Mrs Susie Parker 90 2212 Grand Blvd services 2 p.m. Monday Big Hill Ky.

Waynesville Mary L. Lamb Sixth St Lewis Orline Estes Bessie Moore Stella Preston Dayton Marie Isaacs Louise Lamb Lebanon Elsie Stephens Beavercreek Evaline Lamb Earl Harold Boyd Ray Edward Stubbs- Conner Funeral Home Miami Cemetery Corwin Louis Maloney Sycamore St Brown-Dawson Susie Parker Grand Blvd Big Hill

Infant of Metcalfs Dies Soon After Birth

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Metcalf of 243 S Main St Frank died at 4 30 a m yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by the parents and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs James Metcalf of Frank.

Franklin David Metcalf S. Main St Grandview Hospital Dayton James Metcalf Frank

Arrangements for the Raney Family Memorial

The obituary notes the death of Lin Raney with burial at Woodhill Cemetery. Family members, Mr and Mrs Carl Raney of Franklin are among those referenced. Arrangements are by Eaton Funeral Home.

Lin Carl Raney Franklin Woodhill Cemetery Eaton Funeral Home

Taxi Driver Dodges Bottle and Flees from Cab

Middletown taxi driver Jasper Combs, 33, escaped injury when a passenger hurled a bottle at his head. He stopped the cab at 3215 Illinois Ave and chased by two white youths believed under 18, described as one with blond hair in a blue jacket. they allegedly planned a robbery.

Jasper Combs First Ave Illinois Ave Combs Illinois

Police Briefs Report Thefts At Two Residences

Herman Trent reports missing valuables including a watch rings wallet and tie clasp after a window entry. Twenty four tape cartridges valued at 150 dollars stolen from his locked car. Seldon McGuinn reports items stolen from his residence at 2608 Wilbraham Road.

Herman Trent Pearl ‘St Artridges Seldon McGuinn Wilbraham Road

Stolen tools and raincoat from Webster Newton’s garage

Webster Newton reports theft from his garage at 612 S Marshall Road. Objects stolen include a tool box and tools valued at 121 dollars a raincoat worth 44 dollars and a cyclist helmet and face guard valued at 45 dollars.

Webster Newton S. Marshall Road

Business and Faculty Meet at Middletown Campus

Local business leaders and Miami University Middletown faculty gathered at a Holiday Inn to discuss closer ties between higher education and the community. Actors included Clare Easton Robert Millan David Young Glenn Winter James Lehman William Verity and Roy Benecchi.

Middletown Miami University Holiday Inn Middletown Area Sears, Roebuck James Lehman Miami William Verity Armco Steel Corp Verity Roy Benecchi Aerospace Division Aeronca

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