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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1968

Page

13

Old Rugged Cross Tops Middletown Hymn Poll

The Old Rugged Cross was Middletown Seventh-day Adventist Church members’ favorite hymn with 15.8 percent. How Great Thou Art followed at 11.7 percent. Teens and children showed distinct preferences, and ministers offered varied picks. The national poll will be featured by Voice of Prophecy and Faith for Today.

Middletown Seventh-day Advantist Church Frank W. Gifford Rugged Cross Jesus United States Canada Voice of Prophecy Faith Adventist Church Old Rugged Cross

Suspect In Shooting Surrenders By Phone

Hamilton sheriff’s officers moved to Columbia Missouri to return Ronald Adkins 22 who called a public phone to say he would surrender He was detained with a 17 year old Richmond Indiana youth not implicated In the Fishville Tavern shooting Ova Earl Wright 24 died at the scene and Ralph Wilmot 27 wounded in a gunfight after Adkins allegedly waved a pistol A first degree murder warrant had been issued Wright funeral services set for Wednesday at Brown Dawson Funeral Home.

Hamilton Columbia Cliff Hyde Ronald Adkins Lee Ave Hyde Columbia Police Adkins Missouri City Richmond Ind Fishville Tavern New London Road Ova Earl Wright Fourth St Ralph Wilmot Haldimand Ave Mercy Hospital Wilmot Wright Garret J. Boone Brown Dawson Greenwood Cemetery George Bray Germantown

Franklin man gets five years probation for shooting

James P. Prater, 42, of Franklin, pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to wound and received five years probation from Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer. He must pay 2700 in restitution to Archie Holcomb, 31, of Middletown, wounded Nov 4 at Gibby’s Tavern.

Hamilton Franklin Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer James P. Prater Sterling Court Archie Holcomb Girard Ave Middletown Gibby’s Tavern Charles St

Florida Governor At GOP Dinner In Dayton May 16

Butler County Republicans plan a $125 per plate fundraiser May 16 at Wampler's Arena north of Dayton. Speaker will be Florida Governor Claude H. Kirk Jr. with 11 Miami Valley counties taking part. The dinner begins at 7 5 p.m. and tickets are sold by local committee members led by Quentin R. Reeder. Kirk notes mark two party era. he has served on the Republican Governor's Association executive committee.

Butler County Dayton Florida Claude H. Kirk Jr Brookes D. Billman GOP Miami Valley Wampler’s Kiloh Springs Road Middletown Quentin R Ted) Reeder Harold Agee Robert A. Davies Jack Frisbie Roger Gillespie Chester Hodges Mary Jones J.black Little Calvin Lloyd Peter M. Mengel Gerald D. Porter William E. Rathman J. B. Strickland Morris Turkelson Kirk Democrats Nixon Republican Governor’s Association R. H. Grant Jr

Piano Pupils In Recital At Taft Museum Cincinnati

Elementary piano students from Middletown and nearby performed in a recital at Taft Museum Cincinnati organized by the Ohio Music Teachers Association. Julie Keck played A Waltz for Judy and Judy Reinhold performed Sagebrush Serenade. Barbara Goodman played Romanza Sonatina, Susan Derrick On My Pogo Stick, and Sally Swisher Sonata Opus 76. Helen Berger chaired the event.

Middletown Vincinity Taft Museum Cincinnati Ohio Music Teachers Association Judy Julie Keck Judy Reinhold Barbara Goodman Susan Derrick Sally Swisher Helen Berger

Monroe High Band Boosters honor seniors and unveil uniforms

The Lemon Monroe High School Band Boosters banquet honored senior bandsmen and announced 1968 69 officers. The group previewed proposed blue and white uniforms made by a Cincinnati firm. Earlier Saturday the marching band won a second place trophy in Dayton Loyalty Day parade.

Christin Young Ancil Evick Jack Chamberlain Elbert Tannreuther Thespians Club Cincinnati

Car Crash North of Wetumpka Kills William Kendrick at 24

William Kendrick age 24 of 1122 14th Ave died last night when his car left Athens Hill Road eight miles north of Wetumpka Alabama. Elmore County highway patrol said he was racing another car and lost control. Kendrick worked for Armco Steel Corp and his wife is a bank bookkeeper. The couple had left Middletown Friday to visit his mother.

William Kendrick 14Th Ave Wetumpka Ala Athens Hill Road Elmore County Armco Steel Corp First National Bank Middletown

Davidson finalist in International Science Fair Detroit

Carolyn A. Davidson daughter of Mr and Mrs William S Davidson of 3105 Poinciana Road is named a finalist for the International Science Fair in Detroit Michigan May 15 18 Miss Davidson a Middletown High School junior earned the finalist spot at the Scenic Hills Regional Science Fair in McConnelsville for her project Cloud Chamber Depth Calculations and Focal Point Elimination by Holography She also won a first place physics medal NASA certificate for research and a U S Army certificate for outstanding achievement The International Fair includes entries from 28 foreign countries and all 50 states with each regional fair sending two finalists

Carolyn A. Davidson William S. Davidson Poinciana Road Detroit Mich Miss Davidson Middletown High School Scenic Hills McConnelsville NASA U. S. Army The International Science

Distraction Causes Crash Near West Alexandria Road

A driver, David Bowling, 17, and a passenger, Theodore Lockard, 16, were hurt after Bowling eying yelling girls failed to stop for a car on Rt. 122. Bowling was charged with failing to stop within an assured clear distance. Harold Caldwell, 28, was treated and released for head contusions from an earlier Rt. 122 crash.

David Bowling Strebee Road Theodore Lockard Bowling Alexandria Road Rt. 122 Virginia Eckhardt Middletown Hospital Harold Caldwell S. Main St

Diamond Union Standoff Shrugs Off Talks At Diamond Fiber

Local 844 of the United Papermakers AFL-CIO wages strike against Diamond Fiber Products on W Central Ave enters its second week. The union claims no talks are scheduled after rejecting Diamond National’s “unfair” final offer tied to area contracts.

Claude Ingram The United Papermakers & Paperworkers, Afl-Cio W. Central Avenue Ingram Diamond National Miami Valley

White demonstrators picket North Side churches in protest

About a dozen White demonstrators picketed the United Methodist Parish of the Holy Covenant and Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church during Sunday services in Chicago. Placards read Confess Your Racism The Church is Racist and 11 a.m. the Hour of White Racism The Rev Robert J Harman and Rev William H Taylor preached sermons against racism.

Chicago North Side United Methodist Parish of the Holy Covenant Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church

Lukens Names Madison Senior to Air Force Academy

Madison High School senior Kasimir Oganowski II has been appointed to the Air Force Academy by Rep. Donald E. Lukens. Oganowski, a straight A student, is son of Kasimir and Mrs. Oganowski of West Middletown and held NHS membership, Varsity M Club leadership, and class vice presidency. Others from the area were named to service academies and military placement.

Kasimir Oganowski II Madison High School Air Force Academy Colorado Donald E. Lukens Oganowski And Kasimir Oganowski Knoll Woods West Middletown Lukens Service Academy Madison Air Service Academy Arthur Felts Hunt Ave Hamilton Robert W. Chatman Rialto Road West Chester Harold P. Newhart S. Main St Oxford Michael Barr N. W. St Mason U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Milton E. Roger S. Eastview Parkway U. S

Man Injured In 2nd Crash In 30 Minutes

Cincinnati man Dan Buop 51 was treated at Middletown Hospital for hand cuts and body bruises after a gyro glider crash at Hook Field. Earlier, about 4:20 PM, the craft flipped when blades struck the ground two feet off the runway. The tow car driver Daniel Lobaugh took Buop to the hospital.

Cincinnati Hook Field Middletown Dan Boop Buop Daniel Lobaugh

City Crews Maintain Trash Pickup Schedule South of Central

City public service crews stayed near their schedule collecting 291 loads of refuse south of Central Avenue last week. Street Superintendent Carl Dennin said the total matches last year and praised the crew as rounds continued with little debris at the curb.

Central Avenue Carl Dennin Dennin Central Penn Central Railroad

Best way to boost old car life is price check on new models

A simple tip urges comparing the price of a new car to improve an old vehicle. It suggests price awareness can guide maintenance or replacement decisions.

Ministers and wives return from two week Holy Land tour

A group of ministers and lay leaders returns home today after two weeks touring Cyprus Beirut Jerusalem Athens Rome Paris and London. The party from Yankee Road First Church of God includes Rev and Mrs Rodney William Rev and Mrs Cecil Majors Mr and Mrs Wilson Forney Mr and Mrs Osa Agee with Mrs Isaac Gibson of Middletown and Rev Ballard Johnson of Springboro.

Holy Land Cyprus Beirut Lebanon Jerusalem Israel Athens Greece Rome Italy Paris France London England Rodney William Cecil Majors Wilson Forney Osa Agee Yankee Road

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