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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1977

Page

2

City Commission set to hear alarm regulation reaction

Public reaction on a proposed ordinance to charge fees for burglar and fire alarms will be heard by the City Commission at 6 p.m. in the City Building. The measure would impose yearly and hookup fees and fines for false alarms, with revocation after 10 false alarms. The commission also meets prior to the regular session to discuss a financial report on the City Centre Mart and the downtown parking garage and will consider two resolutions and two ordinances on Vannest Avenue street and sewer improvements along Jewell Glencoe avenues and Scott Street.

City Commission City Building Commission City Centre Vannest Avenue Basin G Jewell and Glencoe Avenues Scott Street Equalization Assessment Board Howard Schoultis Vannest Virginia Powers Sunset St Jewell Glencoe Scott Jim Current 3602 Tytus Ave Commission Bettie Arthur Current

Virgil E Brown Seeks Republican Nomination for Ohio Lieutenant Governor

Cuyahoga County elections director Virgil E Brown announced plans to run in the next year’s Republican primary for the Ohio lieutenant governor race. The move signals his bid to reach statewide office.

Virgil E. Brown Cuyahoga County Ohio

Infant chokes on toy in crib

A seven month old boy Wesley Singleton of 1311 Boyle Road was found dead in his crib Saturday with a 10 inch by 3 inch plastic baseball bat lodged in his throat. The father and a Butler County deputy attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation but failed and the child died at Ft Hamilton Hughes Hospital. The father said the bat was played with in the crib regularly.

Hamilton Wesley Singleton Boyle Road Butler County Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital Lima Verity Parkway Reinartz Boulevard Verity Donald R Franklin Bunnell Hill Road Springboro Reinartz Logan D. Richardson Eck Road Franklin Middletown Hospital Harmon E. Franklin Rose M. Franklin

Deaths and Funerals in Local Area

Joseph Messia 88 of 506 Crawford St died at Middletown Hospital at 5 15 this morning. He worked as an oiler at Armco Middletown Works until 1957 and is survived by a daughter and a son with grandchildren and a great grandchild. Mass at Holy Trinity Church Thursday 10 am with burial Woodside Cemetery. Germantown note John G McCloskey 65 of Hillsboro died Saturday at Highland District Hospital after illness. Retired Inland Manufacturing supervisor with 43 years of service. Survived by wife three daughters two stepsons a brother sister and many grandchildren. Services 10 30 am Wednesday at John A Arpp Funeral Home. Burial Germantown Cemetery. additional notices: Arthur C Cole 77 private services. Barbara Winkler Philpot 67 services 2 pm Wednesday. Edith Dea Schmaltz 74 services 11 am tomorrow.

Mr. Messia Italy Middletown Armco Steel Corp Leda Paese Fred van Nuys Calif Holy Trinity Church Woodside Cemetery Wilson-Schramm Memorial John A. Arpp C. Marvin Brads Germantown Cemetery Arthur C. Cole

Legal defense fund set up for Wallace

A nonprofit corporation named The Sheriff Wallace Defense Fund Inc. has been filed to pay Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace's legal fees after his Aug. 3 indictment by a special grand jury. Donations have been received. spouses linked to related bribery charges.

Lebanon Warren County Roy Wallace Sheriff Wallace Wallace Linkous Elda

Burglary streak as power outage aids thieves in city

Burglars exploited a midnight power outage to ransack Lamark Drug Store at Fourth Avenue causing alarms to trigger on restoration. Two suspects fled the scene. Loss amount not yet reported. Separate incidents include a Wildwood Golf Course entry and multiple home purse and garage break ins with various items stolen.

Lamark Fourth Avenue Wildwood Golf Course Charles Blevins Poe St Minnie Willis Roosevelt Blvd

Breiel Church Youth Sweep Awards at Decatur Sports Camp

Breiel Boulevard First Church of God youth earned top honors at a first ever sports camp August 8 to 13 at Warren Camp in Decatur Illinois. Award recipients include Vicki Robison Becky Durham Jeff Conover Mark Pierett Amy Hamilton and Melanie Ledford. Carl Erskine assisted with baseball activities and Larry Hamilton received a signed baseball for leading the largest church group.

Breiel Boulevard Becky Durham Tonya Combs Vicki Robison Melanie Ledford Brooklyn Dodgers Carl Erskine Julie Conover Shirley Tolson David Pelfrey Sharon Hardin Marty Arthur Diane Bishop Mike Clemons Darren Muncie Devon Johnson Jamie Arthur Larry Hamilton Erskine

Ashtray trash fire damages LeForce home

An ashtray emptied into a trash can caused a fire at Lawrence LeForce's home at 2210 Queen Ave. late Saturday night. Fire crews arrived around 11:30 p.m. and fought the blaze for over an hour, with damage totaling about $12,000 including $8,000 to the structure and $4,000 to belongings.

Lawrence LeForce Queen Ave Fire Department

Antarctic Mawson Station Records First Above Freezing

Scientists at Mawson station in Antarctica logged a record heat event with a high of 42 degrees Fahrenheit on August 2, breaking the long standing practice of subzero norms for this time of year. Meteorologist T J Perry cites an unusual low pressure in the southern Indian Ocean as the cause.

Sydney Australia Antarctica T. J. Perry Bureau of Meteorology Antarctic Mawson Antarctic Circle Petry Indian Ocean

Joy Jones Wins Ohio Archaeology Award

Joy Jones, reporter for the Middletown Journal, received a first place honor from the Archaeological Society of Ohio for documenting a Hopewell farmstead and a late Archaic component at a site recorded with the Ohio Historic Preservation Office. Her report on a second site, to appear in Ohio Archaeologist, is titled A Ceramic Problem from a Late Archaic-Early Woodland Surface Collected Site in Southwestern Ohio.

Joy Jones Sheldon Road Archaeological Society of Ohio Highbanks Metropolitan Park Columbus Ohio Historic Preservation Office Hopewell Preservation Office Ohio Ohio Archaeologist Middletown Journal

Indian Powwow at Dayton Opens Museum Fair Weekend

Dayton Ohio hosts a joint powwow by the Dayton Museum of Natural History and the Xenia Indian Center at Triangle Park on August 20 and 21. Dancers, drummers, singers, potters, silversmiths, carvers, basket makers and bead workers perform as youngsters display summer lore class handiwork. Saturday runs noon to 8 and Sunday noon to 6.

Dayton Dayton Museum of Natural History Xenia Indian Center Triangle Park Ridge Avenue Natural History Museum Younsters

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Joseph Messia Crawford St John McCloskey Germantown John G. “Mac McCloskey Inland Manufacturing Co Inland Dayton Foreman Club Southern Ohio Rubber Group Frankie Betty Ellison Xenia Wanda Lee Hart Patricia Elliot Gary Elkin Batavia N. Y Thomas Elkin James Jamestown Gertrude Vaughn Legal Defense Fund Elizabeth Armbruster Quilters Jeanette Niederlander Harold Trent Brentwood St Elsmere St Church Ohio Archaeology Award Beltone Rentschler Bellone U.S John Dobrozsi Jr Ins., Inc First Ave Converse Russell Nncoll Russ Manchester Road Fenwick High School R. Kline Ohio Presbyterian Homes the Fair Feltry Mount Pleasant Britton Monroe Buckeye
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