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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1968

Page

11

Musgrove Receives Monroe Chamber Honor

John R. Musgrove 62 of 629 Lebanon St. received the Monroe Chamber of Commerce first annual ban of the year award at Congress Inn. Musgrove led local public affairs efforts and helped establish the village water system noted as key to Monroe’s growth from 320 to about 3,000 residents. Congressman Donald E. Lukens praised citizen involvement and youth urban engagement during the dinner.

Chuck Olsen Monroe Monroe Chamber of Commerce John R. Musgrove Lebanon St Congress Inn Musgrove Board of Public Affairs Sloan Harold Callahan Chamber of Commerce Board of Public Cording Vallanan Donald E. Lukens Columbia University Vietnam

Admit Damage To Area Farms

Two youths, Lonzo Richardson 18 and a 14 year old, confessed to tractor thefts at Richard Wagonfield's Fairfield farm on August 19 and to damaging two tractors at David Urmston's Princeton Road property. Deputies say the pair had earlier admitted stealing at least 27 cars in the area.

Hamilton Sheriff's Deputies Cliff Hyde Bill Cain Lonzo Richardson Allstatter Avenue Richard Wagonfield Symmes Road Fairfield David Urmston Princeton Road

Federal team examines Middletown schools for racial imbalance

Federal inspectors from the HEW Civil Rights Division are reviewing Middletown schools under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The on site visit focuses on pupil and teacher assignments, promotion policies, school site selection, and employee demographics to assess integration efforts in a northern city.

Fred Sennet Middletown Civil Rights Division Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Cromwell McKinley Roosevelt

Burglary Charge In Cycle Theft

Two men, Robert W. Banks and Gary D. Cretors, were charged yesterday with burglary in a motorcycle shop theft on Charles Street. A third youth, William Stone, was released to juvenile authorities after being found with a stolen motorcycle. Cretors also faced a probation violation warrant and is AWOL from the military.

Robert W. Banks Glenn Ave Gary D. Cretors Columbia Ave Cretors William Stone Seneca St Butler County Juvenile Court Honda Charles Street

Four people hurt in three Middletown accidents

Four persons were treated at Middletown Hospital after three of six accidents investigated by Middletown police. Janice Ballard 20 and Mary McGraw 24 suffered facial injuries in a Woodlawn Avenue and Wilson Street crash at 10 45 a m. Orville Martin Jr 35 was driving when Ballard swerved to avoid his car. Arthur Marx 15 received leg injuries in a collision at Superior Avenue and Highland Street. Arthur Woodward 26 sustained possible back injuries after a tie up with a taxi on Vannest Avenue.

Middletown Hospital Middletown Janice Ballard Tytus Ave Mary McGraw Baltimore St Woodlawn Avenue Wilson Street Manchester Road Ballard Martin Arthur Marx Barbara Judith T. Marx Charles W. Barton Sherman Ave Superior Avenue Highland Street Miss Marx Arthur Woodward Vannest Ave Rexford Taulbee Charles Street Trenton Vannest Avenue

Burglary at Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall

Franklin police investigated a morning burglary at the Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall 422 South Main Street. Entry was gained by a broken basement window and more than $20 was stolen from two amusement machines.

Franklin Order of Eagles S. Main St

Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area

Clyde Hall Franklin 77 of 103 Skokinan Drive died after a heart attack at Middletown Hospital. Edward Havens 56 of 2204 Grand Ave died at Middletown Hospital after long illness. survived by wife Eleanor and multiple children and siblings. Funeral arrangements and services listed for Eaton Funeral Home and Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial at Miltonville Cemetery and Lebanon Cemetery. Additional notices include Helen Walters 40 of 3127 Mohawk St. Henry Philpot 46 of New Miami with services scheduled Brown-Dawson.

Franklin — Clyde Hall Skokinan Drive Middletown Hospital Eaton Funeral Home Edward Havens Grand Ave Mr. Havens Aeronca Inc Barkeley Electric Middletown Mt. Sterling Eleanor Phillip Air Force Denver Colo John Carlisle Donald Ontario Calif Ronald San Diego Phyllis Johnson Shirley Prater Spring Valley Amanda Havens David Mort Huber Albert Gordon Kenneth Cincinnati Goldie Richards West Middletown Elsie Alexandria Anderson Ind Frances Estes Covington Laura Leach Myrtle Lawwill Joseph R. Baker & Sons Harold Wenger Miltonville Helen Walters Mohawk St Vicki Mills Kathie Charles Walters McCoy - Leffler V. Hidelb

Avon Hollcroft Dies in Indianapolis at 75

Avon Hollcroft, 75, formerly of 1700 Highland St., died at 12 45 am today in Indianapolis after a three month hospitalization. He was a native of Warren County.

Avon Hollcroft Highland St Indianapolis Warren County

Mrs Anna Jones Service for Local Resident Held Monday

Mrs Anna Jones, 89, of 710 18th Ave, died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 1 p.m. Monday at Bailey Woodside Cemetery. Visitation at the funeral home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m.

Anna Jones 18Th Ave Bailey Funeral Home Woodside Cemetery

Services for Rev James Marvin Stewart Held at Wilson Memorial

Reverend James Marvin Stewart 83 longtime Mt. Pleasant Home resident since 1959 dies at the home. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev R E Boyer officiating. Burial Memorial Park Zanesville. Donations suggested to Mt. Pleasant hospital. Former home missionary in Texas and pastor at Outville Bladensburg Presbyterian Churches. Member of Masonic Lodge and National Grange.

James Marvin Stewart Mt. Pleasant Wilson Memorial Home R.E. Boyer Memorial Park Zanesville Stewart Texas Presbyterian Church Outville, Ohio Bladensburg

Union seeks loosening of restraining order in Diamond National case

Attorneys for Local 844 United Papermakers filed a motion in Butler County Common Pleas Court to dissolve or modify a temporary restraining order at Diamond National Corn. The order limits pickets at plant gates during the strike and was issued by Judge Fred B. Cramer. The union asks to dissolve the order or narrow its scope to maintain peace until full trial. A hearing was scheduled for Tuesday at 9 a.m.

United Papermakers & Paperworkers Afl-Cio Butler County Common Pleas Court Diamond National Corn Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Robert Doggett Cincinnati Doergett Jndee Cramer

Sergeant Dies In Viet Action

Army Staff Sgt. William L. Chifos 22 grandson of Gust and Mrs Chifos of 1815 Henry Ave was killed April 15 in combat in the Mekong Delta near Saigon Vietnam He born in Dayton but lived in Indianapolis about 15 years before joining in 1966 He served in the infantry in Vietnam since October His father William Chifos a former Middletonian also served in World War II He is survived by a brother David attending Missouri Military Academy.

Army William L. Chifos Gust Chifos Henry Ave Mekong Delta Saigon Vietnam Chifos Dayton Indianapolis William Chifos David Missouri Military Academy

Middletown School District Secures $400000 Federal Aid

The Middletown School District will receive 400000 dollars in federal funds this year aiding the 50-50 grant for the George M Verity Middle School and expanding aid to civics English foreign language geography and other subjects. The Verity plan includes audio-visual gear maps and science supplies while Middletown High School gains a language lab and the district saves about 20000 dollars. Supt. Howard Cromwell says using federal money reduces local tax funds.

Middletown George M. Verity Verity New Middletown High School Howard Cromwell

Fire damages at Armco Steel Middletown

Firefighters battled flames from dry grass and tar under a railroad trestle at Armco Steel Middletown Works. Estimated loss was 800 dollars as dense smoke rose from the area south of the No 1 Open Hearth, likely sparked by a cigarette or hot metal car.

Armco Steel Corp Middletown Middletown Works

Girl Hurt Pony Dies In Rain Accident Near Lebanon

A 14-year-old Lebanon area girl suffered a broken leg and head injuries while a pony was killed when the animal slipped on a wet Ohio 123 road. The girl, Sheryl Ann Schaeffer, rode with Ted Ball. they were en route to Folly Farm to escape rain. The car was driven by Thomas O Kelley of Lebanon. County deputy Ferrell Baker reported the incident.

Lebanon Lebanon Area Middletown Hospital Ohio Here Sheryl Ann Schaeffer Robert W. Schaeffer Rt. 2 Thomas O'Kelley West Silver St Warren County Ferrell Baker Ted Ball Folly Farm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warren C Young Warren County Common Pleas Court Pennsylvania Methodist Judge Young Olsen Office Outfitters A Udi S. Breiel Lloyd R. Henderson The Civil Rights Office Supt McKinley Junior High Taft and Garfield Dletown Taft Supreme Court South Holland Ill Ramsey Clark Cook County Justice Department Woodward Clyde Hall Mr. Hollcroft Hollcroft Masonic Lodge Evelyn Paul Suitland McCoy . Leffler Lebanon Cemetery Funeral Mrs Henry Philpot New Miami Brown-Dawson James Stewart Pony CALL Miracle Water Co Dairy Queen
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