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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1967

Page

8

Middletown Fire Department Adapts Ladders For Top Story Rescue

Fire officials discuss limitations of a 11 story building after a Montgomery Alabama tragedy. Middletown uses a 200 foot ladder truck for rooftop access rescue and ventilation. Fire Chief Charles Hansel notes the ladder reaches near the top but not perfectly and considers adding a second ladder truck to improve long runs and emergency response.

Middletown Montgomery Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Charles Hansel Hansel

Crime Watch Plan To Start In The Community

The Citizens Alert Committee will invite local businesses with two way radios to join a Community Radio Watch program. Mrs. Evelyn Day, chairman, says letters will be sent asking company drivers to report suspicious or unusual activity. Police Chief James Howerton approved the plan. The dispatcher will relay calls to the police. The plan aims to extend police effectiveness by adding eyes and ears.

Citizens Alert Committee Evelyn Day James R. Howerton Mrs. Day

Bag Them Or Join Em Woman Told

In Los Angeles nine raccoons kept up nightly noise in Mrs. Saraja Lords attic driving her to move rooms. She asked the Los Angeles Animal Regulation for help. The city replied You bag em and well come and get em. She fears she may have to tolerate the pests.

Los Angeles Saraja Lord

Liquor Stores To Close 2 Days

All Department of Liquor Control stores agencies and offices will be closed Monday in observance of Lincoln's birthday and Wednesday Feb 22 in observance of Washington's birthday both legal holidays.

Department of Liquor Control Lincoln Washington

Locomotives For Thais Wrong Type

Congress heard the Army failed to perform as ordered and the General Accounting Office said 10 locomotives bought in 1963 under military aid were replaced with 10 heavier models at a cost of 2.3 million dollars. The Army cited unclear specs from the Royal State Railway of Thailand and began disciplinary action against employees, unnamed.

Washington Congress Army General Accounting Office Royal State Railway of Thailand The Accounting Office

Charge Disputed Over Vote Machines Snag in Hamilton

SOL RIEGEL reports the Hamilton press notes a dispute over extra services tied to converting to mechanized voting. William R. Stitsinger, president of the commission, said these services were part of the original Coyle contract, amid a purchase that faced delay after 1965 litigation and the commission plans further talks with the Board of Elections. The article also mentions a zoning change in Union Township for Don Rolf of Cincinnati.

William R. Stitsinger Coyle Chines Board of Elections I-75 Tylersville Road Union ‘Township Don Rolf Cincinnati

Junior Achievers Readying Trade Fair

The Middletown Junior Achievement Trade Fair returns next Saturday from 9 30 a m to 5 p m at the First National Bank on N Main Street. Twenty seven JA companies will compete for booth awards judged on originality theme and customer appeal while the theme Progress Through Competition highlights benefits of free enterprise.

Town House Armco Steel Corp Middletown Federal First National Bank Central Avenue Main Street Middletown N. Main Street James S. Miller Board of Directors Middletown Achievers Association Chamber of Commerce

Motorist Injured in Five Local Accidents

One person was slightly injured in five yesterday incidents. Millard Pelfrey, 55, of 4828 Jefferson Road, treated at Middletown Hospital for abrasions on his left hand after a car crash driven by Mark D. Hinkle Sr., 53, of 5919 Roosevelt Ave. The 5:10 p.m. crash occurred at 4505 Roosevelt Ave. Damage on the right of way was set at 500 dollars. Pelfrey, tied to York Central Railroad, was reportedly charged with starting a trash burner incident. Earlier at 2:35 p.m. a 27 Armco Drive crash, and a 7:20 p.m. furnace motor issue at Open Bible Church of God, 1215 First Ave., caused 50 dollars in damage.

Millard Pelfrey Jefferson Road Middletown Hospital Mark D. Hinkle Sr Roosevelt Ave Armco Drive Pelfrey York Central Railroad First Ave Open Bible Church of God

Prime steer ratio highlights market quality notes

A market note states that only about one in ten thousand feet of steers sent to the market is regarded as prime, underscoring the rarity of top grade cattle in the current supply.

Public event showcases youth effort with prizes

The Public is invited to attend an event highlighting student achievement. A stereo set grand prize and other door prizes are sponsored by Country Kitchen Frischs Big Boy Sohio and JA companies. Junior Achievement in Middletown enters its 38th year with over 400 teenagers from seven high schools and 27 companies including three from Lebanon, totaling more than 3 000 deckers.

Country Kitchen Frisch Big Boy Sohio JA Companies Middletown Lebanon

Man Arrested On DWI Charge

Garnett L. Simpson aged 37 of 509 16th Ave was arrested early today on a DWI charge after his southbound car struck a sign and a telephone pole on U S 127 a mile north of Ham sheriff deputies reported The driver escaped injury In a separate incident Arnold Eugene Steele 19 of 5740 Franklin Lebanon Road caused 200 damage to two outdoor speakers and a metal post in Frisch parking lot on S Main Street at about 2 10 a m today

Garnett L. Simpson 16Th Ave U.S. 127 Haman Sheriff's Deputies Arnold Eugene Steele Franklin-Lebanon Road Frisch S. Main Street

55 Stitches After Attack on Fifth Street

Charles Bruce Hamilton, 21, of 882 St. Clair Ave, was treated at Mercy Hospital around 5 am for cuts to his back forearm and shoulder after an attack by several unidentified men on S Fifth Street near Ludlow. Police report 55 stitches were needed to close the wounds.

Hamilton Charles Bruce St. Clair Ave Mercy Hospital S. Fifth Street Ludlow

Couple Given Suspended Fine For Littered Yard

A Tenth Avenue couple, Annie and Robert Jackson, were fined 50 dollars each in Municipal Court for failing to obey health department rules regarding yard litter. Fines were suspended if they maintain the yard and do not appear again. Health officials said previous warnings about burning garbage and overflowing refuse preceded the charges.

Tenth Avenue Health Department Annie Robert Jackson Tenth Ave J. T. Lamb

Turkey Dinner Sold Out at Manchester Junior High

Sunday’s turkey dinner at Manchester Junior High is a sell-out with 1200 tickets. No tickets will be sold at the door. Dick Ross said servings will run from 1 to 6 p.m. for advance ticket holders only.

Manchester Junior High School Dick Ross Ross

Lebanon Youth Hurt In Wreck

An 18 year old Lebanon youth Ronald A Lindsay of 44 W Mulberry St was listed in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital with leg injuries and abrasions after his car skidded on ice at 12 06 am on Rt 741 near Rt 63. The car left the road struck a guardrail and ended in a ditch. Lindsay was taken to the hospital by a passing motorist.

Lebanon Ronald A. Lindsay W. Mulberry St Middletown Hospital Rt. 63 Lindsay

Extra Chuckle About Graduation and New Courses

A humorous remark notes that with every school graduation a new course is devised from the school of experience. The quip implies that experience continually generates fresh lessons and surprises.

Deaths and Funerals Two Middletown Veterans and Mrs Monce

Spanish War veteran Curtis Powell age 87 dies at Middletown Hospital after 49 years a resident of Middletown and longtime parade marshal. Surviving wife Maude and multiple children and in laws. Also services for Lula Monce 59 of Trenton with arrangements and church service at Nazarene and Rosary at Riggs Monroe home.

Curtis Powell Winton St Middletown Middletown Hospital Powell VFW Miami Valley Post Daughters of America Armco Veterans Club Pine Ridge, Ky Baptist Church Armco Steel Corp Maude Pearl Rakinic Loretta Chamberlain Trenton Hazel Clark Houston Tex Charlies Dave Henry James Robert Curt Thacker Louisa,Ky Emory Lloyd Bill Thacker Beattyville Detmer James Thacker Edna Burnett Louisville Kate Cain Newport Bee Daniels Alexander, Ky Maggie Allen Cora Burgan Pennygap Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home

Mrs Gertrude Cable 66 Died After Illness in Trenton

Mrs Gertrude Cable 66 of 520 E State St Trenton died at 3 35 am at Middletown Hospital after a three week illness Born in Kentucky she was a member of the Order of Eastern Star in Louisville Survived by husband Ralph three sisters Mrs Charles Short Hamilton Mrs George Nightingale and Mrs Raymond Goff Louisville Arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home

Gertrude Cable State St Trenton Middletown Hospital Cable Kentucky Order of Eastern Star Louisville Ralph Charles Short Hamilton George Nightingale Raymond Goff McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Requiem High Mass for Paul Coyle at Holy Trinity Church

Paul A. Coyle 76 of 600 N Verity Parkway will be honored with a Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m Monday at Holy Trinity Church Burial planned at Calvary Cemetery Friends may call at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m Mr Coyle died Thursday at [location not provided].

Paul A. Coyle N. Verity Parkway Holy Trinity Church Calvary Cemetery Joseph R. Baker & Sons Coyle Middletown Hospital

Nickell, Vernon B. 63, Middletown resident dies

Vernon B. Nickell of 112 Boys Ave Middletown dies at 7 15 p m at Middletown Hospital after being ill since December 27 He worked 1933 1966 as a machine tender for Wrenn Paper Co He was born in Morgan County Kentucky and had lived in Middletown about 40 years He is survived by a sister Hazel Ramsey of Palm Springs California Services set for 2 p m Monday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard to officiate Burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 p m at the funeral home

Vernie B. Nickell Boys Ave Franklin Middletown Hospital Nickell Wrenn Paper Co Morgan County Middletown Hazel Ramsey Palm Springs Calif

Tracy Thomas Frankin 4 dies. services set at St Marys

Franklin Ohio native Thomas Tracy 4, of 203 Locust St, died yesterday at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Retired paper maker born in Middleton. Survived by wife Ina, two sons Richard and Paul of Franklin, two daughters Alice Tracy of Dayton and Kathryn Johnston of Vandalia, three brothers Arthur Dayton William Franklin Robert Hamilton, two sisters Carrie Tracy and Margaret Welch, seven grandchildren. Requiem High Mass 9:30 am Tuesday at St Marys Church. Burial Woodhill Cemetery.

Franklin Thomas Tracy Locust St Grandview Hospital Dayton Tracy Middletown Ina Richard Paul Alice Tracy Kathryn Johnston Vandalia Arthur William Robert Hamilton Carrie Tracy Margaret Welch

Mrs Zelpha Windsor Rites Set at Williams Ave Home

Mrs. Zelpha Windsor, 80, of 402 Williams Ave, will be honored at a service at 2 p.m. Monday at the Zettler funeral home.

Zelpha Windsor Williams Ave Zettler

Pair Gets Probation After Middletown Jewelry Theft

Dayton youths Kenneth Obie and Reginald Beatty pleaded guilty to breaking and entering for the December 26 theft at Spencer Jewelry Store Middletown. They kicked out a show window and stole watches cameras and jewelry worth 763.39, with restitution ordered. In a separate case Dorothy Lynch of West Carrollton was sentenced to six indeterminate terms at Marysville Reformatory.

Kenneth Obie Reginald Beatty Spencer Jewelry Middletown Cramer Ohio Reformatory For Women Marysville Dorothy Lynch West Carrollton

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Ala Crime Watch Clay Robbins Jamaica Road Carlisle Middletown Works Robbins Armco General Labor Department Transportation and Labor Sol Riegel Journal Butt Baltimore . Inn Ernie Bray Elmer” Burkhardt Baltimore ST Clarence A. Black Billy P. Hatton Crescent Blvd Butler County Charles T. Smith Camden Rt. 1 Carolyn Blair Texas Ave James H. Carroll Maple St Richard Shockey Brentwood St Shockey Grand Avenue Crawford Street Sada John Dobrozsi Jr Ins., Inc Verity William Verity Columbus Russell Deyoung Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio Newspaper Association Ohio James A. Rhodes Mrs Lula Monce Clara Drive Eaton Funeral Home Paul Coyle Dodds Monuments Verity Pkwy Mth Ave Woodside Cemetery Robert Konthier Mgr c/o Middletown Journal Armbruster Florist, Inc Grand Ave
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