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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
10
Workmen with a pile driver are at the new New York Central railroad overpass on Route 63 two miles west of Monroe village. The old narrow span was torn down after the existing structure was deemed unsafe.
Dan Moreland appeals to Clearcreek Township zoning board seeking to erect a trucking equipment storage building in Red Lion. Board notes questions of availability and refers case to the zoning board of appeals. Mrs. William Shetterly hosts Young Matrons Club on Friday August 25. EUB church Youth Fellowship meets August 20. officers lead activities and a spaghetti supper. God and Country awards urged for Girl and Boy Scouts. contact Rev. Griffith before September 14.
EACH THURSDAY members of the Springboro E U B church and church school join a Migrant Ministry program in cooperation with the Ohio Council of Churches. They travel to a Union City area community to work with children of migrant workers in Ohio.
The Wesley class held a carry-in supper on the church lawn Sunday with games at 2 and a business meeting at 5. Laymen of the First Brethren church met at Hueston Woods near Oxford for a steak fry Wednesday. The Win One class met there yesterday for an all day retreat, with Paul Boyd as Vespers speaker.
The Rev. Mr Hatfield and family of Union Chapel E U B left Sunday for a vacation in Elizabethtown Kentucky. Bible study is set for tomorrow at Evelyn Bolling’s home at 9 30 and Thursday at the church at 1 pm. The W S W S will conduct a community survey beginning August 24 with brochures available at the church.
Mason Ohio sees a husband and wife team, Robert and Mrs. Chace, operating the village Wastewater Treatment plant on U.S. 42. Both hold Ohio Class I licenses, with Mrs. Chace assisting and completing exams. Kelsie Singleton provides technical oversight while monthly state-health reports are filed for license renewal.
Warren County saw a tax take increase of over 526000 from the previous year with totals exceeding 6 million as delinquents are pursued for foreclosure. County Treasurer Russell Dumford cites year end figures and settlement totals with a 10 percent penalty now added to all unpaid taxes.
Chautauquan Warren Howard of Chautauqua is among 23 Ohio Lions named to five member committees assisting Richard Bryan as he moves toward Lions International President in 1969. Howard joins events and membership retention panels. he previously led District 136 and crews in Carlisle Lions Club.
A giant Labor Day fireworks display will follow the final Grand Ole Opry show at the Chautauqua. MVCA officials criticized the July 4 display, which lasted about 12 minutes. Ray Call and MVCA Steve Lake Productions sponsor the event with Ray Call and others. Hank Williams Jr and his troupe headline the closing Opry season with shows at 2 PM 4 30 PM and 7 PM.
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