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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1971

Page

11

Registration Opens for Middletown Summer School

Middletown area students may register for summer school from now until May 7, under Thomas Webb. Parochial and non-residents in grades 7–12 register at Middletown High School or at nearby offices. tuition varies by residency and level, with seven week sessions for middle and high school from June 21 to August 6 and six week elementary classes ending July 30.

Middletown Area Thomas Webb Webb George Thomas Middletown High School Dle

$500 000 Asked Burglar Alarm Basis of Suit

Ada West files a $500000 negligence suit in Lebanon naming Willis Connors the City of Lebanon Irene Norman and Charles M Bellamy Burglar Alarm Co as defendants. The claim says an April 26 alarm at Lebanon Credit Bureau sounded without a burglary triggering Connors to collide his police cruiser with the Alvis car on Broadway. Mrs West seeks $475000 in damages and her husband $25000 for injuries and losses including earnings and medical costs.

Lebanon Lebanon Credit Bureau Ada West Alvis Mar Norman Woodville Road Willis John Connors Warren City of Irene Norman The Charles M. Bellamy Connors Credit Bureau S. Broadway Broadway West Frigidaire Dayton

Earth Week Contributor Misplaces Five Thousand Dollars

Gloria J. Anderson, 27, donated $5,000 more than planned to an Earth Week paper recycling drive in Rochester New York. She wrapped the cash in a plastic bag with papers during pickup, and the bag was collected. She discovered the loss on Wednesday and blamed herself for not bankin g the money.

Rochester N.Y Gloria J. Anderson Drive

Strike deadline near in Columbus as workers push for deals

Electrical workers at Western Electric Co in Columbus vote to authorize strike if reasonable contract proposals are not offered by midnight April 30, the expiration date of the current contract. The action signals possible labor disruption if talks fail to progress before the deadline.

Columbus, Ohio Western Electric Co

Workshoppers Set For Post Evaluation Open House

The 1970 Community Resources Workshop for teachers will host an open house at Middletown High School cafeteria at 7:30 tonight. Thirty area teachers registered for the 1971 Middletown study will attend with last summer's participants. John Thornberry will MC with committee members demonstrating applications of the prior workshop.

Middletown High School Middletown John Thornberry Doty House John Trump Paul Ruark Industrial Council

Barn Fire Said Arson At Pennyroyal Road

Franklin reports arson as the suspected cause of a fire that destroyed an empty barn on Pennyroyal Road around 9 55 p m. Fire Chief Howard Harville said the blaze spread quickly with no damage estimate. Firefighters, aided by a Stone Container Co employee, fought the Sunday morning fire at the dump where waste materials burned after the dump was unattended.

Franklin Pennyroyal Road Howard Harville Harville Stone Container Co

Roosevelt’s First Inaugural Address Quote Cited

The article recalls Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1933 inaugural address and his famous line that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, emphasizing his call for courage amid the Great Depression.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Fire incidents and injuries reported across multiple city locations

At 11 08 a m a furnace motor overheated at 2601 Elmo Place causing 35 damage. At noon 2515 Tytus Ave leaves burning in gutter probably from a discarded cigar. At 5 50 p m 621 Moore St Mrs Ruby Hartsock 23 is ill semi conscious and taken to Middletown Hospital with fair condition. At 7 4 p m 1123 Park Lane Drive fire in a trash packet owned by Towne Properties Inc possibly from a cigarette. At 8 59 p m 116 Penfield Ave Mrs Thelma England 51 injured in a fall taken to hospital for nose and arm injuries.

Tytus Ave Moore St Ruby Hartsock Middletown Hospital Park Lane Drive Towne Properties Inc Penfield Ave Thelma England

Worst Hairdo Poll Sifts Martha Mitchell as Worst Do

Atlantic City AP report notes the New Jersey Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association surveyed members to name Martha Mitchell as having the worst public hairdo. Phyllis Diller’s straw-like hair is labeled most hazardous to hairdressers.

Atlantic City Martha Mitchell Phyllis Diller New Jersey Mitchell U.S

Former FBI Agent Named to Head Ohio Tax Unit

State Tax Commissioner Robert J. Kosydar appoints a former FBI agent to lead a new unit overseeing internal security and auditing for the Ohio Department of Taxation.

FBI Columbus Ohio Robert J. Kosydar Ohio Department of Taxation

Sweet to Address MADE Meeting in Middletown

David Sweet new director of Ohio Department of Development will address the Middletown Area Development Enterprise Inc meeting on May 5 at noon in the Junior Ballroom of the Manchester Motor Inn. He was appointed after the Gilligan administration took over in January and will meet Middletonians to discuss regional industrial development plans.

David Sweet Ohio Department of Development Middletown Area Development Enterprise Inc MADE Manchester Motor Inn Sweet

Winterlike Weather Grips Western States With Snow

The Associated Press reports a winterlike grip across western regions with snow or cold rain from the central Rockies to the Sierra Nevada. Wyoming warns of heavy snow, six inches in Lander, while Ogden Utah and South Lake Tahoe Calief see heavy accumulations. Gusts reach 56 mph in Rock Springs Wyo as Midwest and Nebraska feel strong winds. South Dakota records swirling snow and dust.

Associated Press Rockies Sierra Nevada Mountains Wyoming Lander Ogden Utah South Lake Tahoe Calief Midwest Nebraska South Dakota

Wigs and Whisky Loot Hit Middletown Area Break-Ins

Wigs worth hundreds and 42 fifths of whiskey were stolen in Butler County break-ins over the weekend, with a Lebanon beauty shop owner reporting $3,000 in losses including wigs scarves and cash. A Franklin bar suffered 42 fifths of whiskey theft and $400 damage from forced entry plus additional cash missing. Tools and a chain saw were taken from a Franklin golf course shed, with about $25 in damage to a fuel pump.

Middletown - Franklin Butler County Rachel Heizer Lebanon Central Ave Franklin American Legion Hall E. Fourth Street Franklin Golf Course

Stallworth Elected By VEW Post

Warren Stallworth of 2002 Minnesota St was elected commander of VFW Hunter Clark Post 6405 at the regular meeting yesterday. New officers include Darnell Cox senior vice commander Haywood Aldridge junior vice commander Clark B Johnson quartermaster Albert McCarty chaplain Theodore Bolden surgeon Bert Perkins trustee for three years. Ladies auxiliary officers elected are Mrs Charles A Carter president Peggy Griffin senior vice president Mildred Alexander junior vice president Martha McGuire treasurer Helen Frazier chaplain Hattie Hardeman guard Cecilia Snow secretary Edna Trammell trustee three years Betty Green delegate Phoebe Hunter alternate Eula Snow conductress Julia Ferguson Anna Long Julia Straws Vivian Mitchell color bearers Margaret Heard flag bearer Lucy Pearson historian Earlene Wilson patriotic instructor. All officers to be installed May 6.

Warren Stallworth Minnesota St VFW Hunter- Clark Darnell Cox Haywood Aldridge Clark B. Johnson Albert McCarty Theodore Bolden Bert Perkins Ladies Auxiliary Charles A. Carter Peggy Griffin Mildred Alexander Martha McGuire Helen Frazier Hattie Hardeman Cecilia Snow Edna Trammell Betty Green Phoebe Hunter Eula Snow Julia Ferguson Anna Long Julia Straws Vivian Mitchell Margaret Heard Lucy Pearson Earlene Wilson

Spring Hill PTO aims high with Braun appearance May festival

Spring Hill School PTO led by Fred Hotchkiss plans a big event on May 15 featuring WLWT star Bob Braun at the Spring Flower Festival. The day includes a Kay's Shoppe fashion show, family activities, and two Braun appearances at 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets are $2 and available at multiple local outlets.

Hotchkiss WLWT Bob Braun PTO Kay Shoppe of Lebanon TV Channel 1 Braun Fred Hotchkiss Spring Hill Inig Readmore Filson Lewis Drugs Middletown House of Drugs Franklin

Baptists Plan Start of Church Building

Members of the First Baptist Church will meet to discuss groundbreaking ceremonies for a new church building planned for early May. The congregation voted to begin construction on church property at Breiel Boulevard and Riverview Drive. The project, estimated at $850,000, emphasizes flexibility and multiple use of space per building council chair Ben Kitchen.

First Baptist Church Walter Weber Breiel Boulevard Riverview Drive Ben Kitchen First Baptist Secrating & Ofs

Kotouc Trial Starts Today

Captain Eugene M. Kotouc an intelligence officer goes on trial for maiming and assaulting a Viet Cong suspect after the My Lat village assault in 1968. He faces a maximum 10 year sentence if convicted before a military jury of seven Army officers.

FT. Meepherson Eugene M. Kotouc U.S My Lat Kotouc Humboldt Neb

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