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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1972

Page

2

Go Ape Alone Judge Clears Man in Zoo Incident

In Cincinnati, Judge Peter Outcalt ruled Albert Richardson may yell at apes at the Cincinnati Zoo only when no other people are nearby after Richardson, 41, was arrested at the ape house for disorderly conduct. The judge dismissed the case, citing constitutional free speech to talk to the apes when no humans are within earshot.

Cincinnati Hamilton County Criminal Court Cincinnati Zoo Albert Richardson Zoo Richardson Peter Outcast Outcalt

Deaths And Funerals Marian Brazier

Marian C Brazier 68 of 21 Mechanic Street Lebanon died Tuesday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington after a week as patient. Survived by daughter Kathryn Hodges Lebanon. son James Dayton. three brothers. five grandchildren. Funeral Mass 10 am Saturday at St Francis De Sales Church. Burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Visitation Friday 4 6 pm and Thursday 5 9 pm at funeral home.

Lebanon Marian C. Brazier Mechanic St Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington Nes Kathryn Hodges James Dayton St. Francis de Sales Church Miami Valley Memory Gardens

Robert Cope 69 Harrison Man Dies in Hamilton

Robert Cope age 69 of Harrison former Armco Steel employee died at 10 30 p m Tuesday at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton He is survived by his wife djeneva three daughters Grace Taylor Eunice of Okeana Myrtle Canter of Phoenix a son Donald in Hamilton a stepson a brother and a sister Services set for 10 am Friday at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton with burial at Glen Haven Cemetery Harrison

Robert Cope Harrison Middletown Works Armco Steel Corp Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton Djeneva Grace Taylor Eunice Okeana Myrtle Canter Phoenix Ariz Donald Webb Funeral Home Glen Haven Cemetery

Death Notice for George Gillum of Winchester Ky

George Gillum 73 of Winchester Ky formerly of Trenton died at 10 45 am Tuesday at Clark County Hospital Winchester He was a retired plumber and lived in this area 35 years before moving to Winchester last year Survived by wife Lula three sons Beach Trenton Johnie Middletown Robert Bellflower Calif three daughters Ruth Price Middletown Pearl Dingess Logan Wva Elizabeth Ward Grand Prairie Tex two sisters Mary Mullins Middletown Rosie Young Winchester Ky a brother Bill Jeff Ky 2 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home

George Gillum Winchester Trenton Clark County Hospital Gillum Lula Beach Johnie Middletown Robert Bellflower Calif Ruth Price Pearl Dingess Logan W. Va Elizabeth Ward Grand Prairie Tex Mary Mullins Rosie Young Bill Jeff, Ky Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home

Marie Heistand dies. services planned at Otterbein Chapel

Mrs Marie Heistand formerly of Montgomery County died Tuesday at Otterbein Home Lebanon. There are no immediate survivors. Services set for 9 am Thursday at Otterbein Chapel with calling after 8 am. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Oswald Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Lebanon Marie Heistand Montgomery County Otterbein Otterbein Chapel Germantown Oswald Funeral Home

Death Notice for Mrs Myrtle Reynolds 82

Mrs Myrtle Reynolds 82 formerly of Minnesota Street died at 11 45 a m Tuesday at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton where she had been a patient five years She was born in Alabama Surviving are a son Cyrus of Cleveland Services will be held at 10 a m Friday at Bailey Funeral Home with Rev James Holloman officiating

Myrtle Reynolds Minnesota St Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton Alabama Cyrus Cleveland Bailey Funeral Home James Holloman

Driver Cited After Middletown Crash Injures Three

A mother Debra Debord 22 and her two children Dennise 4 and Joey 2 were hospitalized after Debord’s car hit the rear of a car driven by Roberta Wilson 28 at 3610 Central Ave near the Jug Restaurant. Police cited Debord for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after about $150 damage to each vehicle. Wilson sought medical evaluation for a possible neck injury.

Middletown Hospital Central Ave Debra Debord Dennise Joey Leichty Av Robert Wilson North Ave Wilson

Plane nears power lines seen from West Middletown bridge

A plane descending toward Middletown Municipal Airport appears to head toward power lines. Photographer John Scheckler captured the moment from the West Middletown bridge, highlighting a tense near collision image.

Middletown Municipal Journal John Scheckler West Middletown Bridge

Fire incidents and medical call across three downtown locations

At 2 49 p m a blaze at Justice Market 2100 Queen Ave exterior fire caused by a Workman blowtorch did 10 damage. At 8 15 p m a fire at 1006 Yankee Road in a car owned by Wyomin Williams 1901 Vance St started by an electric short circuit causing 50 damage. Today at 12 40 a m Mrs Geraldine Harris 49 ill transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance treated and released.

Queen Ave Justice Market Yankee Road Wyomin Williams Vance St Ninth Ave Geraldine Harris Middletown Hospital

Tools Stolen From Truck and Break-in Reported

Police said a power saw a drill bits and an extension cord valued at 130 dollars were stolen yesterday from a pickup at Kenneth Doyle’s residence 612 Buena Ave Butler County Roy Hitaker 332 Oxford State Road reported a 19 dollar theft from a jar at his home and an attempted break-in at Jeff's Market 8397 Corlee Road Poasttown with a broken window and pry marks observed.

Kenneth Doyle Buena Ave Butler County Roy Hitaker Oxford State Road Jeff's ‘Market Corlee Road Poasttown

Moon Rocks Exhibit at Thomas More College in Covington

Apollo moon rocks from the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center will be shown at Thomas More College in Covington from September 24 to 29. The display coincides with the dedication of the college's new 2 million science center, a four story building with 54 000 square feet for laboratories offices and classrooms.

Covington, Ky Thomas More College George C. Marshall Space Flight Center National Aeronautics and Space Administration Alabama Thomas More

Middletonian Criticizes Hamilton Boycott Threat

Louie Cox, vice chairman of the Middletown Council for Human Dignity, warned of a possible boycott by black athletes at Hamilton Taft and Garfield high schools over the absence of black cheerleaders and participants. Board member Carl Morgenstern rejected the idea and defended the selection process while Cox vowed nonviolent action to address civil rights concerns.

Hamilton Taft Hamilton Garfield Greater Miami Middletown High Hamilton Middletonian Louie Cox Middletown Council For Human Dignity Hamilton Black Federation of Women Hamilton Board of Education Taft Garfield Cox Carl Morgenstern Morgenstern

YMCA Canoe Trip Open To Good Swimmers Only

Reservations are open for a YMCA sponsored canoe trip down the Little Miami River guided by youth director Tom Brickey. Participants must be at least 10 years old and strong swimmers. Departure is 9 15 a m from the Y and return 4 45 p m. Fees are 4 50 for members 6 50 for non members. Parents may drive for free bring lunch drinks and a change of clothes. For reservations call the Y at 422 63%.

Little Miami River Tom Brickey Brickey

O'Brien claims DNC offices were bugged

Lawrence F. O'Brien, then DNC chair, says he can prove party offices were bugged and his lawyer will question top Republicans about it. He discusses new evidence in the $1 million civil suit and notes bugging devices were seized at arrests.

Washington Democratic Party Lawrence F. O’brien O’brien Democratic National Committee Edward Bennett Williams Nixon Maurice H. Stans John N. Mitchell O'Brien James W. McCord Jr McGovern National Campaign

Dallas Pilots Break Rules and Learn Air Service Codes

Dallas pilots at Love Field face old U S Air Service rules from 1920. Do not turn sharply while taxiing, lift the tail instead. carry goggles cleanup handkerchiefs. hedge hopping forbidden. no spurs while flying. don’t leave ground with a leaking motor. in an emergency land at once.

Dallas Love Field U.S

Burial plans set for service and Woodside Cemetery

Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery with the funeral service to be held Thursday. The family will receive visitors at the funeral home from 7 p.m. prior to the service.

Woodside Cemetery

Hamilton Deaths Edwin Pfiel Mass Set at St Josephs

Edwin Pfiel aged 24 of 137 N. F Street dies. Mass of the Resurrection set for 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Joseph’s Church.

Hamilton Edwin Pfiel N. F St St. Joseph's Church

State files pollution suit against Bechtel McLaughlin Inc

In Erie County Common Pleas Court Attorney General William Brown announced a public nuisance suit seeking an injunction and 5000 damages against Bechtel McLaughlin Inc. The case alleges the firm discharges heavy metals and cyanide into industrial waste that enters a stream flowing into Lake Erie.

Columbus Ohio Erie County Common Pleas Court Bechtel McLaughlin, Inc William Brown Brown Lake Erie

Cincinnati Transit Still In The Red

Cincinnati Transit Co. reports losses of 80 913 dollars after fare token increases from 50 to 55 cents and a 7.8 percent service cut. Attorney Ben Gettler says the changes were necessary to offset the losses for the Public Utilities Director Wallace M. Power.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Transit Co Cincinnati Public Utilities Wallace M. Power Ben Gettler

City Commissioners Review Police Relations Program

Chattanooga city commissioners were presented with coloring books and crayons as part of a police community relations review. The gesture underscored efforts to engage youth and improve neighborhood outreach in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Chattanooga Tenn

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