First National Mitzel Retires After 30 Years Service
Robert Mitzel vice president of First National Bank of Middletown retires after nearly three decades with the local institution. He began as cashier at Monroe National Bank in 1943, later leading mortgage loans and serving as senior officer at Bresel Boulevard. He active in civic roles and community groups.
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Robert Mitzel
First National Bank of Mid
Dletown
Mitzel
Monroe National Bank
First National
Monroe
New Bresel Boulevard
Wall Street Opens Higher as Stocks Extend Thursday Rally
On Wall Street New York prices opened higher with the Dow Jones up about a point and NYSE advancers leading decliners 2 to 1. Woolworth rose 1 percent to 217 1/2, Occidental up to ll 1/2, Tenneco down 4 to 24 3/4, Merck up 5 to 92 3/4 amid reports of higher profits. Ohio farm and egg prices listed for major cities with varied carton and poultry quotes plus potatoes at 8.50 to 10.00.
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Occidental Petroleum
Tenneco
Merck
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Cincinnati Ohio
USDA cattle sales pared back as test market shows 225 head. Hogs 300 head with barrows and gilts 0.25 lower on clear demand. weights 200 to 280 lb trading 33 to 35.25. Sows down 0.50 to 31.50, boars steady around 25 to 26. Receipts 2,900 this week versus 2,700 last, and 3,200 year ago. Sheep 25 head untested.
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Business indicators rise in March signals continued growth
The leading business indicators index rose 1.4 percent in March to 161.1 percent of the 1967 base. Gains came from durable goods new orders price labor cost ratio and industrial materials prices, while unemployment insurance claims contacts orders for plant equipment stock prices and building permits eased. Government economists called the overall rise a good sign for future performance.
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Woman injured while breaking up street fight in Middletown
Mrs. Geraldine Turner, 24, of 830 17th Ave., received treatment at Middletown Hospital for a knee injury suffered when she intervened in a fight between two girls at 16th Avenue and Vermont Street around 6 30 p m. She told police she tried to break up the altercation.
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17Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
16Th Avenue
Vermont Street
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