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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1971

Page

6

Adjutant Loses Family In Court A three case municipal ruling

A woman won a case in municipal court while her husband and son lost in joint hearings. Eva Williams argued at 1114 Kunz Ave that she had a green light. Robert Farmer an insurer claimed she ran a red. Judge Sisson found Mrs Williams not guilty of failing to yield, while the elder Williams and Nathaniel Williams Jr faced fines and sentences in related incidents.

Eva Williams Kunz Ave Robert Farmer Wooster 14Th Avenue Verity Parkway Farmer Vincent Sisson Nathaniel Williams Nathaniel Jr Williams Middletown Hospital PI. Duglas Hampton Jimmy Mathers Michael Clark Longfellow St Manchester Road King Kwik Fred McQueen Cooper Alley Sisson Viola Poplin S. Main S Irene Poplin Knift Virgie Walters S. Main St

The Floating Yen and Its U.S. Impacts

A 360 yen fixed rate meant Japanese exporters could price goods for the U.S. market with stable dollars. If the yen moves to 310 or another level, Japanese factories receive fewer yen per dollar, affecting wages and costs for items like cotton textiles and cameras.

New York United States Japan Nixon America

Local Births and Names in Monroe Community

Vital families report newborns in Monroe area with several other births listed. Out of town notices note a Cincinnati family welcoming a boy on Aug 24 at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton. Local names include Williamson, Sink, Salter, Creekbaum, Sennett, Simpson, Phillabaum, Wendt, Hartbarger, Sorrell, O'Dell, Baker, Huffman, Pursley, Laird, McCollough, Haigh, Terrell, ONeil, Grays, Shipley, and others in surrounding towns.

Kenneth Williamson Cincinnati Boy Mercy Hospital Hamilton Anabelle Sink Middletown Lowell Salter Fisher Ave William Creekbaum Middletown-Eaton Road James Sennett Moorman Place Elisha Simpson Linden Ave Charles Phillabaum S. Breie Blvd Estella Wendt Flemming Road Ronald Hartbarger Greenwood Road Clifford Sorrell Lawn Ave Robert O'Dell Lamberton St Earl Baker Talton Drive Herbert Huffman Eck Road Joe Pursley Woodlawn Ave Robert Laird Elk Creek Road Loman McCollough Rufus

Musical Teen Skips MHS Senior Year

Sharon Trinkle, 17, planned to enter her senior year at Middletown High School but will attend Heidelberg College in Tiffin as a freshman. Based on the piano audition and high test scores she was admitted this year, though she remains one credit short of graduation.

Sharon Trinkle Middletown High School Sharon National Piano Guild Paderewski Metal Harold Conn

Larceny Case Is Continued

David Lee Brooks 18 of 6101 Hawkins Road released on 2000 bond after arrest by county police on grand larceny. Donald Wallace of 3013 Finley St accuses Brooks of stealing a car tape player cartridges tachometer speakers and other items valued at 400. Preliminary hearing in Municipal court continued until next Friday.

David Lee Brooks Hawkins Road Middletown Donald Wallace Finley St Brooks

Mrs Pillsbury Dies In Minnesota at 58

Mrs. Philip W. Pillsbury, 58, wife of Pillsbury Co. honorary board chairman, died of cancer Friday in Minneapolis. She led civic and national health efforts and was twice honored for leadership in Planned Parenthood.

Pillsbury Minneapolis, Minn Philip W. Pillsbury The Pillsbury Co Planned Parenthood

LBJ Celebrates 63rd Birthday At Texas Ranch

Former President Lyndon B. Johnson marked his 63rd birthday quietly at the LBJ Ranch 65 miles west of Austin. An associate in his Austin office said there were no immediate plans for travel. Johnson was born August 27, 1908, in a frame house near Stonewall.

Austin. Tex. AP Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson LBJ Austin Stonewall

Leading business indicators rise 1.4 in July

The Commerce Department reports a 1.4 percent advance in the index of leading business indicators for July, with June revised data nearly erasing a June decline. Improvements cited include price labor cost ratio, permits, durable goods orders, and initial unemployment claims, signaling continued economic expansion.

Washington Asst Harold C. Passer

Lukens Steel Co Official Is Dead

Stewart Hutson, 73, vice president and director of Lukens Steel Co, died Friday in Coatesville Pennsylvania. Hutson was also regarded as an authority on art and art history.

Coatesville. Pa AP Stewart Hutson Lukens Steel Co Hutson

Margaret Bourke White Dies After Long Illness

Renowned photographer Margaret Bourke White died in Stamford Connecticut after an 18 year struggle with Parkinson's disease. The first accredited woman war photographer, she married novelist Erskine Caldwell in a three year union that ended in 1942.

Margaret Bourke- White Stamford Conn Miss Bourke-White Erskine Caldwell

Division 8 Layoff Affects 24 in Lebanon

Twenty four Division 8 state highway workers will lose jobs with a September 1 layoff at Lebanon headquarters. The policy follows seniority, with more layoffs anticipated monthly through January. Nationwide, about 75 to 30 workers face cuts by January due to funding, not the governor’s austerity plan. Division 8 covers Butler, Montgomery, Greene, Preble, Warren, Clinton, Hamilton and Clermont counties.

Lebanon Division 8 State Highway Department Robert F. Bevis Bevis Columbus Highway Department John J. Gilligan Butler Montgomery Greene Preble Warren Clinton Hamilton Clermont

Powell's District Offices Closed Amid Vacation Break

Congressman Walter E. Powell announces district office hours to be discontinued at all locations except the main Fairfield office. The Fairfield office at 1114 Hicks Blvd will stay open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, with toll free contact at 1 800 582 7289 for the 24th District.

Walter E. Powell Hicks Blvd Fairfield

National Scout Leader Receives Distinguished Service Award

George Harvey of 1115 Park Lane, longtime Mound Builders Area Council leader, earns the Distinguished Service Award at the National Order of the Arrow Conference in Illinois. The Vigil Honor holder is a Silver Beaver recipient and former lodge adviser with decades of service and Rotary, archery, and magicians club ties. Attendees include Mike Jones and Steve Mitchell among 6000 plus scouters.

George Harvey Mound Builders Area Council Order of the Arrow Harvey Park Lane National Order of the Arrow University of Illinois Scouting National Brotherhood of Honor Middletown Franklin Ohio State Archery Association International Brotherhood of Magicians Iinois Mike Jones Steve Mitchell

Middletown Eyes Annexation Into Warren County Eyes

Middletown moves to annex land into Warren County via two efforts. One targets Storyhill and East Plains subdivisions, the other covers 36 acres owned by the city and Sawyer Realty along Manchester Road. Petitions circulate under Fred Sauer with high ground eyed for a city water tower and most land in the Middletown school district.

Middletown Warren County Storyhill East Plains City Sawyer Realty Co Manchester Road Fred Sauer Hathaway Drive

Frigidaire Shutdown Seen More Likely After Talks fail

Dayton Ohio AP Frigidaire faces a possible permanent shutdown as negotiations with International Union of Electrical Workers Local 801 stall. Industrial relations manager W E Lewis said the company may pursue alternatives including moving operations or contracting with White Manufacturing Cleveland. About 3 400 workers have been laid off since November amid declining sales and high labor costs.

Dayton, Ohio W.E. Lewis Industrail Frigidaire Dayton International Union of Electrical Workers Local 801

Ohio Soldier Killed in Missouri Crash Near Joplin

A fatal and a serious injury occurred Friday night on U S 171 about five miles north of Joplin. Kenneth W. Stone 20 of Anderson Missouri died. Pic. Convial Saylor 18 of Sherrodsville Ohio was hospitalized with head leg and internal injuries while en route to Stone's home. Both were stationed at Fort Riley Kansas.

Joplin, Mo U. S. 171 Joplin Ft. Riley Kan Kenneth W. Stone Anderson Pic Convial Saylor Sherrodsville Ohio Joplin Hospital Stone

Truck Leasing Firm Opens In Monroe

Benedict Enterprises of Dayton opens a 13,500 square foot truck and trailer leasing and repair site in Monroe. The facility at Garver Road in the Cin-Day-X-Way industrial park will operate 24 hours, employ about 25 mechanics, and create roughly 60 jobs.

Monroe Benedict Enterprises, Inc Dayton Garver Road Arnold Benedict Benedict

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