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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1972
Page
16
The page outlines daily zodiac guidance covering Aries through Scorpio. It advises practical planning for gains, disciplined energy use, steady methods, and timely action to improve outcomes and capitalize on opportunities. Each sign includes tailored prompts on focus and approach.
A dense list of Tuesday and Wednesday meetings from Madison Lions to Alcoholics Anonymous plus legal and bidding notices for Middletown Ohio. Public hearings on Camelot Apartments planned. divorce suit filed. roofing and school bus bids announced with deadlines and contact details.
A string of funeral notices and memorial messages lists names such as Robin S Banford Jack Arrowood John N Knight Frederick V Noyse Bonnie K Oldfield Mae Southers and Rosie Ellen Carozza with ages addresses and burial details. Services are noted at McCoy Leffier Joseph R Baker several churches and Woodside Cemetery with officiants including Rev G Walter Weber Rev Henry Howard Rev Ira Mills Rev Wesley K Poole and Rev Herschel Caudill. The notices include visitations times and interment locations and a short set of thanks and memory poems.
Gov John Gilligan will speak in Washington February 22 25 on welfare reform. He continues to advocate a complete federal takeover of welfare systems and block grants to states and cities as preferable to Nixon revenue sharing.
Black female kitten about 4 months lost February 2 near Kensington Street Barbara Park. Red dish brown miniature male dachshund lost around Dix Road. Three children devastated. Reward offered for bracelet with initials. Call 424-1368 or 423-8729 or 423-6586.
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