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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1966

Page

11

Commission Weighs Softening Water At New Plant

Middletown City Commission revisits water treatment plan to decide on partial softening for Columbia Avenue pumping station. Engineering firm Black & Veatch estimates 32000 as equipment cost for partial softening and 2.5 million for the full plant. Softening would cut hardness from 20 to about 10 grains, with possible further reduction to 5-6 grains at extra cost. Annual chemical expenses projected at 50000. Plant also targets iron and manganese removal to curb discoloration. existing deposits would take years to clear. Commission to study at luncheon Friday before final decision.

Commission Columbia Avenue Ed Farmer Black & Veatch Middletown Farmer

Burglars Busy In Franklin

Five burglaries in Franklin over two days yielded cash and goods totaling over 325 dollars. At E Sixth and Canal, Ashland Bulk Station and Duds and Suds Laundromat were hit. Mindlin Scrap Yard also reported a break-in. A typewriter and adding machine were stolen from the Ashland station along with change and machines damaged. Copper worth 100 dollars was torn from Mindlin’s yard. Collins Market at 931 S Main St lost five dollars, cigarettes, tobacco, and ledgers. Campbell's Pool Hall at 235 S Main St was broken into with two dollars taken from a register and cigarette machine.

Franklin E. Sixth Street Canal Street Ashland Duds and Suds Laundromat Mindlin Collins Market S. Main St Campbell's Pool Hall

Fire Runs At Two City Addresses In Brief Incident

At 10 25 a m Parlee Whitlock 80 was reported ill at 1411 Young Street. Later at 2 37 p m a sprinkler fault at 1700 Grand Avenue Keuthan Foundry was noted.

Young St Parlee Whitlock Ill Grand Ave Keuthan Foundry

Basing Vote Delayed Over City Car Purchases

City Commission debated bids for 13 new city autos totaling 23571.40 with Mary Lord opposing a bid acceptance from Erlandson Dodge while Dan Kothe noted bids were 400 higher than prior. Basin G debate and drainage concerns at Van nest Ave were tabled for next week along with other city actions and proclamations.

Erlandson Dodge, Inc Howe Motor Co City Autos Mary Lord Commission E. Hamilton Dodge Sales & Service Franklin Middletown Erlandson Miss Lord Dan Kothe Kothe James Curry Curry

Aeronca Sales Hit New High and Name Change

Aeronca Manufacturing Corp posts first quarter 1966 unaudited sales near 10.8 million, up about 50 percent from 1965, with estimated Q1 profits around 170 thousand. Shareholders vote to rename the firm Aeronca, Inc amid diversification, while backing near record corporate backlog and 500+ jobs gain. Directors re-elected: Fred D. Danford, Louis E. Purmort, William O. Robertson.

Aeronca Manufacturing Corp A. G. Handschumacher Aeronca Handschumacher Buensod-Stacey Fred D. Danford Armco Steel Corp Louis E. Purmort U. S. Filter Corp William O. Robertson Armco

Park Board Seeks Crafts Specialist

The Park Board of the Department of Parks and Recreation seeks a full time playground crafts specialist for the summer program from June through August. Applicants should have specialized arts and crafts training or extensive experience and must file by May 2 at the Park Board office, 1400 Highland St.

Department of Parks and Recreation Park Board Ralph Connor Highland St

Market opens mixed with small gains for major stocks

NEW YORK AP The stock market opened with irregular gains as small price advances outnumbered losses. AT&T held at 57 on 8,700 shares Texaco rose 0% to 76 5 on 4,700 NY Central advanced 0% to 85 3 on 2,200 shares The Associated Press average of 60 stocks climbed 0.1 to 351.5 as Monday began

New York Los American Telephone Texaco New York Central Associated Press

Med Society To Hear Harding

The Butler County Medical Society plans a Wednesday dinner meeting at Ellis Country Club to discuss The Role of the Welfare Department in Providing Medical Care. Warren Harding, director of the Butler County Welfare Department, will speak, with questions on medical care for program recipients.

Welfare Department Butler County Medical Society John R. Perkins Warren Harding Butler County Welfare Department Ellis Country Club Robert P. Johnson Middletown Lois Gambill Warren County Welfare Department Harding

Reds Launch No. 116 Cosmos Mission

Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos No. 116, described as a scientific space research program with no animals aboard. The item notes no dogs or other animals were included on this flight.

Moscow Soviet Union

Saints Tickets at Door for Rotary Club Revue

Tickets for the Rotary Club Revue featuring the Four Saints are on sale at local outlets until noon Thursday. Dick Wilson says those who miss advance sales can buy at Wade E. Miller Gym windows before Thursday night’s show. The program includes Singer Marion Spelman Comedian Randy Brown and the Barney Rapp Trio.

Rotary Club Four Saints Dick Wilson Wade E. Miller Marion Spelman Randy Brown Barney Rapp

Hoover Ball Division contract talks continue at Hoover

Negotiations between Hoover Ball Division officials Hoover Ball & Bearing Co and Local 1266 United Auto Workers proceed after a Sunday union vote. About 90 Hoover employees are covered. Union President Eugene Allen said 30 percent attended and a 100 percent vote favored striking if no contract by midnight April 30. The union seeks better working conditions and improved pension and insurance benefits. Talks started April 11.

Hoover Ball Division Hoover Ball & Bearing Co United Auto Workers Hoover Eugene Allen Allen

Three Middletown Groups Back 7.49-Mill School Levy

Three Middletown organizations endorsed the 7.49 mill school tax levy to be voted on at the May primary. The New Carl Dealers Association, Evening Optimist Club, and Taft School PTO contributed to campaign costs and shared meeting duties at Brown's Run Country Club, Eastern Lanes, and the Taft School.

Middletown New Carl Dealers Association Evening Optimist Club Taft School Pto Jim Guyler Brown’s Run Country Club Optimist Club Eastern Lanes R. D. Hinshaw Jaycees Speakers’ Bureau John Buehl David Stitt Jaycees PTO van Barnette Frank Latimer Marilyn Marlowe Janet O'Neil

Two Named to Air Force Academy Graduates

Kenneth Lee Greene a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and William R Alexander of Trenton High will enter the U S Air Force Academy Colorado Springs on June 27. Greene 18 attended the academy prep school since graduation and holds a Reserve appointment. Alexander 17 will join as a cadet after being named by Senator Lausche as a June entrant. Greene played varsity football choir and student government while Alexander belonged to band science club gymnastics cross country teams.

Lemon-Monroe High School Kenneth Lee Greene William R. Alexander Trenton High U.S. Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Milan Alexander Alexander Douglass St Trenton Air Force Academy Frank J. Lausche Greene Lemon - Monroe National Honor Society Thespians

Police Check 2 Accidents

Two auto accidents on Mid dletown streets yesterday caused $850 in damage. Judith Stalls of 121 Shafer St was cited for following too closely after her car rammed Elza Abraham, 68, of 904 Auburn St at Tytus Avenue and Elwood Street at 5 20 p m. Total damage was $550. Jack Kelly, 39, of 304 Monroe St, told police at 10 50 am yesterday that he started to fall asleep in the 2000 block of S Verity Parkway as his car sideswiped a light pole. Damage was $300.

Middletown Judith Stalls Shafer St Elza Abraham Auburn St Tytus Avenue Elwood Street Jack Kelly Monroe St S. Verity Parkway

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Photography McClain Clinton Street Central Avenue Harold Figley George Gerard Doug Sherron Weith Burelars Charles St Key Largo William Aa Denham All Area Joe Lewis Basin G North Dean Clifton Lowell St New York Central Railroad Tilmon Ellison Phyllis Higdon Vannest Ave University Boulevard Aberdeen Drive Park Lane No. 5 S. Main Street Second Avenue Jefferson Road Cincinnati - Dayton Road Commonwealth Central Ave Main Aeronca, Inc L&s Paint Store Mart Ers Med Society REDS Saints AF Academy Kenneth Greene Lemon-Monroe William Alexander Trenton Robert Callahan Your Town Golden Lamb Inn S. Broadway Lebanon Ohio Zenith Golden Lamb Hearing Aid Service Rentschler Hamilton Evelyn K. Wilkins Optician Miller Gym M.H.S Mario Spelman T.V Shaw
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