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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1978

Page

2

Ohio State Fair steer auction set to raise record bids

Sardinia teenager Melinda Forsyth owner of the Junior Division Grand Champion steer at the Ohio State Fair is expected to fetch as much as 50 000 at the Sale of Champions auction today The 1977 auction set a record and sales figures for eight animals topped 70 000 Fair officials and cattlemen call for broader prize money distribution viewing it as a lesson in cost efficient livestock production attendance to date tops 1 19 million with a single day record of 263 721 Osmonds and Muench to headline the grandstand tonight

Columbus Ohio Melinda Forsyth Miss Forsyth Sardinia Highland County Fair Cattlemen David Shane Fostoria Shane Randy Earl McMunn Ohio Farmer Magazine McMunn Osmonds and Muench

Bourne Won't Be Prosecuted In Va Drug Case

A suburban prosecutor in Prince William County, Virginia, opted not to file charges against former White House drug adviser Peter Bourne for writing a prescription under a fictitious name. The incident involved Ellen J Metsky and a sleep-inducing drug and led to arrest attempts by Toby M Long who sought to fill the script.

Washington White House Peter Bourne Paul Ebert Prince William County Virginia Bourne Carter Ellen J. Metsky Sarah Brown Metsky Toby M. Long Ms. Metsky Ms. Long

Deaths fill local obituaries for several Armco, Franklin residents

Multiple deaths recorded with ages and service details. William Draut 87 longtime Armco employee and Armco Band trombonist dies at Middletown Hospital after a career starting 1905 and 70 years of service honored in Founders Day. Franklin residents Otis Moore 71 former Armco shipping clerk, Goldie Forbes 52, Maxine Perdue 57 of Greenfield, plus survivors and funeral plans listed with dates and locations.

William Draut Armco Middletown Hospital Mr. Draut Central Ave Frank Simon Franklin Otis Moore Sue Ave Moore Wolfe County First Church of God of Franklin Victoria Paul Tutt Mort Hollywood Calif Willard Middletown Fannie Burkhart Ollie Whitman Kathryn Combs Esther Bush Riggs Charles C. Haney Woodside Cemetery

Fairfield Obituaries Carve Paths of Local Residents

Four Fairfield area obituary notices list Emma Dunmyer Ruth Thomas Gladys McGaffeney and Violet Crain with ages and residence details. Services are scheduled across Wednesday and Tuesday at Webb Proeschel-Crawford Brown-Dawson and local care centers.

Emma Dunmyer S. E St Crestwood Fairfield Webb Funeral Home Ruth A. Thomas Millville Ave Proeschel-Crawford Gladys McGaffeney Tanbark Lane Webb Violet Cloninger Crain Grand Blvd Brown- Dawson

Tomorrow's meetings across Middletown Franklin Lebanon and Hamilton

Middletown Disaster Preparedness Planning Committee meets at 8 a.m. in Middletown Hospital. Franklin Township trustees convene at 7 p.m. at Hunter fire station. Warren County Commission gathers at 9 a.m. in the County Administration Building. Lebanon City Council meets at 7 30 p.m. in the City Building. Joint meeting of Butler County CETA Advisory Council and Youth Advisory Council at 1 30 p.m. in the County Administrative Center.

Middletown Middletown Hospital Franklin Franklin Township Hunter Fire Station Lebanon Warren County Commission Hamilton Butler County Ceta Advisory Council

Dollar Rebounds After Fed Rate Hike Reports

The dollar rose sharply after the Federal Reserve raised the discount rate from 7% to 7. The move sparked nervous trading as dealers awaited further action from the Carter administration. The greenback gained in Tokyo Frankfurt Zurich Paris and Milan while gold fell from record highs but stayed above $205 an ounce.

London Federal Reserve Board Tokyo Rankfurt Zurich Paris Milan Federal Reserve Frankfurt Amsterdam Europe

Police Briefs Feared Theft and Accidents Across Town

The theft of a television and a bench grinder was reported by Charles Sproul of 265 Yankee Road. Raymond Julian of 216 Baltimore St faces charges of driving while intoxicated and fleeing after colliding with a parked car at 12 30 p.m. yesterday. police found him in his garage where his car had also struck. A Citizens band radio was stolen from James Smith at 8523 Keister Road near Beck Talbert dealership at 2 15 p.m. yesterday. Smith pursued two youths toward Manchester Avenue but lost them. Two plate glass windows valued at 20 each were broken at 1309 Manchester Ave slated for demolition. three youths are withheld for juvenile officers. A toolbox from the demolition firm on Manchester Avenue was stolen from a bus shed. tools valued at 700.

Charles Sproul Yankee Road Raymond Julian Baltimore St Citizens Band James Smith Keister Road Beck- Talbert Smith Manchester Avenue Manchester Ave

Man Sentenced for Break-Ins in Butler County

Robert Moland, 21, of 229 Park St Middletown, was sentenced today to three consecutive six month to five year terms by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J Fiehrer. The Middletown man had pleaded guilty earlier to break-ins at Faith United Methodist Church Baltimore Inn and the office of Dr William Storer, all of Ohio.

Hamilton Robert Moland Park St Middletown Ohio State Reformatory Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer Faith United Methodist Church Baltimore Inn William Storer

Middletown Jaycees Concert a Success Despite Weather

Middletown Jaycees reported the Middletown In Concert at Barnitz Field going smoothly with orderly crowds and no arrests though attendance fell short of expectations. Chairman Paul Nenni said the event faced a weekend storm, forcing a Sunday continuation. He noted plans to possibly host another Middletown In Concert.

Middletown Jaycees Middletown Barnitz Field Paul Nenni Nenni Jaycees Mother Nature

Towne Mall dog show set at Middletown event

The Middletown Dog Training Club presents a weekend of dog obedience demonstrations at Towne Mall. Various drills and breed performances are planned with exhibitions Saturday at 1 4 and 7 p.m. and Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m. The free demonstrations occur at the I-75 and Ohio 122 mall venue.

Towne Mall Middletown

Ohioans rate higher education modestly, praise diversity

A Board of Regents survey of 400 Ohioans finds 2 of 3 rate higher education as good or excellent. Respondents cite diversity and statewide offerings as strengths, while cost and tax funding levels are chief weaknesses. More than half see job opportunities as a reason for enrollment despite concerns about tuition and aid.

Columbus, Ohio Oo Pace Ems Hey Board of Regents Ohio State Eee Behavioral Sciences Laboratory Ytele A Desandel Ohio

Man hurt as car hits building on Curtis Street

Curtis Street resident Kenneth W. Zornes, 47, was treated for minor injuries after his car crashed into the side of the former A and P supermarket on Second Avenue and Clinton Street. He faced reckless operation charges and was released after hospital care. Earlier, Donald Collinsworth, 36, escaped injury when his car left Manchester Road and struck two telephone poles after veering at speed. He was charged with driving while intoxicated.

Curtis Street A&p Second Avenue Clinton Street Kenneth W. Zornes Curtis Clinton Order of Eagles Aerie Donald Collinsworth Manchester Road Manchester Collinsworth Berwick Lane Berwick

Chrysler reports record July truck sales in 1978

DETROIT Chrysler Corp. announces a record month in July with truck sales totaling 46,643, marking a fourth consecutive monthly gain after 32,242 trucks sold in July 1977.

Detroit Chrysler Corp

Fire and medical calls sweep the city early morning

A string of incidents from 4:46 a.m. to 9:07 p.m. reports auto accidents alarms medical runs and a car fire. Notable: Ruth Cantrell age 68 admitted after breathing difficulty. Loissaertin 19 and a teen 15 treated after injuries. a birth at 1122 Garfield St following pregnancy. vandalism causing $200 damage. a chair fire at Everett Gibson residence linked to smoking. multiple hospital transfers and treatments with several patients released.

Cua Boulevard Germantown Road Elwood St Ruth Cantrell Easton Ave Tytus Ave Linda Lewis Moore St Manchester Ave Loissaertin Garfield St Debbie Gamble University Blvd Wayne Ave Central Ave Alice Tester Morgan St Superior Ave Ora Gullett Waite St Everett Gibson Barbara Park Mollie Branham Skateway Whitney Schartz Neosho Marjorie Wilkin Magnolia Drive

Man Sought for Fatal Shooting in Hamilton Drag Race Case

Hamilton police seek Steve Michael Halcomb, 24, of 2004 Milton St. in the fatal early Saturday shooting of 21 year old John Ho Summe of Mt Healthy. Summe was found dead on the Union 76 driveway at Dixie Highway and Heaven Ave at 1 04 am after a reported drag race dispute. A warrant charges Halcomb with aggravated murder and he remained at large.

Hamilton Steve Michael Halcomb Milton St Mt. Healthy John Ho Summe Mt Healthy Union 76 Dixie Highway Heaven Ave Summer

Red Cross seeks volunteers for Middletown chapter units

The Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross calls for adults and juniors to volunteer at Middletown Hospital and Garden Manor Extended Care Center. Adults may serve year round in one of 22 hospital positions. juniors available seven days. Blood Pressure Screening needs nurses with two afternoon hours Monday through Thursday. Call 423 9233 for details.

Middletown Area The American Red Cross J. W. Holman Red Cross Middletown Hospital Garden Manor

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