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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1973

Page

2

Deaths Leave Franklin Area Bitter Losses

Obituary notices honor former Franklin school head DeWitt Terry 62 who died of a heart attack at his home. Also listed are Clyde Hayden 90, William Bartman 82, and others with church services and burial details. Local survivors and funeral arrangements noted.

Franklin DeWitt Terry Franklin Public Schools Gorsuch Road Terry Wheelersburg Rosewood Franklin Chamber of Commerce Masonic Lodge Waverly United Methodist Church Jasper Rio Grand College Ohio University Wilmington College Ohio State University Esther Richard Cleveland Mary Matthews Hillsboro Lewis Jackson Phoebe Daugherty Anglesby Mound Cemetery Piketon Funeral William F. Bartman Webster St Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton Mr. Bartman Trenton Middletown Diamond National Corp Eagles Lodge Alta Hilda Welt Cincinnati Holy Trinity Church Butler County Memorial Park Wilson-Schramm Memorial Clyde R. Hayden Hayden Shoe Oxford Mt. Pleasant Monroe Mr. Hayden Felicity Order of Eastern Star Lodge Oxford Board of Education Jessie Paul Ruth Charles Ross van Wert Robert Marshall-Smith Funeral Washington Manor Walter H. Delscamp LeSourdsville Columbus Lakeview Pavillion Russell's Point St. Paul's Episcopal Church Boyer Funeral Home

Amusement park developer dies in Dayton area

A man once prominent in the Dayton area and in local entertainment and amusement park fields has died. He was known for contributions to regional attractions and leisure venues.

Dayton

Phone cables sliced disrupt long distance in Ohio towns

In New Marshfield and Albany telephone lines were cut Tuesday night isolating about 1,400 customers. General Telephone Co said the vandalism followed a weeklong strike by Communications Workers of America. Police protection had been requested but denied.

Athens, Ohio New Marshfield General Telephone Co Dan Detwiler Albany General Telephone Detwiler Communication Workers of America Athens County

VA Hospital Beds Vary by Service Connection Status

Veterans with service connected disabilities have priority bed access at VA hospitals. Non service connected veterans may receive treatment on a bed available basis when space allows.

Veterans Administration Hospital

Middletown Man Cited After Two Vehicle Accidents

Harry K. Cogan, 60, of 2900 Flemming Road, was cited for assured clear distance and fleeing the scene after his car hit Walter Blevins on Charles Street then struck a fire hydrant on Bellomonte Street. Cogan was arrested at his residence. damages were about 600 to his car and 200 to Blevins.

Middletown Harry K. Cogan Flemming Road Cogan Charles Street Columbia Avenue Walter Bellomonte Street Blevins

Ohio approves private school health and education aid

Gov. John J. Gilligan signed a law providing private elementary and secondary schools in Ohio with more than 40 million dollars annually for health and secular education services. The measure follows an 81 million dollar two year appropriation for auxiliary services once available to parents but halted by federal court rulings.

Columbus Ohio John J. Gilligan Gilligan General Assembly

Burglary Alarm Foils Theft At Spencer's Jewelry

Police said a rock shattered the front window of Spencer's Jewelry at 1106 Central Ave at 9 45 p m yesterday. The thief fled when the burglar alarm activated. A $99 AM FM stereo tape player was reported stolen from Howard Fultz at 1323 Woodlawn Ave and Susan Deaton at 1504 Fairmont Ave reported a bicycle theft yesterday.

Spencer Central Ave Howard Fultz Woodlawn Ave Susan Deaton Fairmont Ave

McGovern Would Beat Nixon in National Poll If Held Today

NBC News poll finds George McGovern leading Richard Nixon 51 to 49 percent if last year’s election were rerun. Nixon’s overall presidency rating dropped 23 points since October, with 60 percent losing confidence and 71 percent disapproving of taping White House conversations.

New York NBC News George McGovern Nixon Oliver White House Quayle

Koreans Reported Flying Egyptian Jet Fighters in Egypt

Israel says 10 20 North Korean pilots are in Egypt flying jet fighters for the Egyptian air force. A spokesman said they arrived weeks ago and the type of planes is unclear. No Israeli air force encounters reported. Egypt seeks new pilots after expelling Soviet advisers last year.

Tel Aviv Israel North Korea Egypt New York Cairo Suez Canal Anwar Sadat

Health Department grants to Ohio Health Department

Grants totaling $57,471 have been awarded to the Ohio Department of Health by the Health Department. The funding supports health programs and services across the state.

Health Department Ohio Columbus, Ohio Ohio Department of Health

Miami University Names S Elwood Bohn to Second Term

Oxford appoints S Elwood Bohn to a second term as chairman of Miami University mathematics. Bohn, on the faculty since 1964 and former chair 1965 1971, returns as Lyman C Peck seeks relief. He came from Bowling Green State University to promote water fluoridation in Appalachian Ohio.

Oxford S. Elwood Bohn Miami University Department of Mathematics Phillip R. Shriver Miami Bohn Lyman C. Peck Bowling Green State University Appalachian John W. Cashman Health Department Ohio

VA trains thousands of medical workers yearly

The Veterans Administration educates thousands of medical staff annually to staff its hospitals and to serve in private practice, expanding its clinical workforce and patient care reach.

Veterans Administration

Fenwick cheer squad earns second at Ohio convention

Fenwick High School cheerleaders won second place and an outstanding spirit award at the Dynamic Cheerleaders Association convention held at Ohio Wesleyan College in Delaware. About 25 schools from Ohio and Pennsylvania attended. Team members include Cathy Harkrader Janice Lind say Sharon Ritter Joan Rolfes Sue Schumacher Lisa Welshofer and Marilyn Smith.

Fenwick High School Dynamic Cheerleaders Association Ohio

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William Bartman Thomas Evans Millikin Road Cahill Herman Dulle Pueblo Drive St. Stephen’s Church Norma Angel Sycamore St Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church Dewitt Terry Franklin Schools Clyde Hayden Robert C.mayer Hanna E. State ST Amusement Park Reinartz Boulevard McGovern Math Department Fenwick Heinz H. J. Heinz Company Box 4 Pittsburgh
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