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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1977
Page
14
The puzzle lists a River of New York and clues such as Of the ear and Peter or. Eugene Sheffer sets a themed crossword page with standard crossfill and wordplay.
East West vulnerability scene frames a bridge problem. With 15 points in dummy and 14 in hand, the defender should avoid spade continuations, infer South holds a singleton queen of spades, and play a heart at trick two to force declarer down. The heart queen is recommended to maximize defense while allowing for safe ruffing dynamics.
A kerosene furnace worth 250 dollars vanished from 131 Baltimore St after tenants left. Randall Jones reported the loss. LEMTON TOWNSHIP and Warren County sheriffs helped pursue a theft by deception suspect yesterday. An attendant at Clark Oil said a man tried to cash a 60 dollar check but swapped gas and cash for a watch and fled. he was stopped on I 75 and brought back to settle. No charges filed. A radiator was stolen from Frank Jackson’s car near Roosevelt Blvd. A coat worth 100 dollars was taken from Middletown High School. it belonged to Gloria Bernard’s daughter. Three men threatened to shoot clerks at Dillman’s on S Cpremery Blvd and fled in a car after stealing cigarettes.
A strike began at Colorpac Inc in Franklin after a union contract expired January 31 and extensions pushed to February 11. About 20 of 91 employees are salaried non union. Disputed issues include contract terms and wages as management seeks a three year deal.
Fire crews respond to an emergency on 14th Avenue and Yankee Road at 3 38 a m with no transport. Multiple medical calls list Susan Maylor 21 at 1701 Germantown Road and 1410 Germantown Road and Elzie Ferguson 58 at 6055 Dairy Lane admitted in fair condition. Harvey Clements 26 at 711 18th Ave suffers a seizure. Roy Reed 80 ill and Sara Miles 27 taken for pains to hospital or residence.
Payson Utah AP reports Suzanne Osmond gave birth to an eight pound one ounce boy named Nathan George. Alan Osmond 28 and Suzanne 23 are also parents of Michael Alan born in 1975. Mother and child are said to be doing very well at Payson City Hospital.
Firefighters responded to 604 West Market Street in Germantown at 11 03 p m for smoldering attic insulation. Fire Chief Richard Zechar said the attic was smoky but damage was minimal and the cause was likely a paneer engine set off by birds. Fire units remained about 20 minutes. The rental residence is occupied by Glenn Bowman.
An introductory deal at Arthur Jays Dance Studio in the Ronere Johnson Motor Lodge near 1 75 offers six private half hour lessons two group lessons and one party for a total of 15 dollars. Also note a venture club ad seeks new women members aged 18 to 33 who work 20 hours weekly.
Thank you notes from the family of Gerald Wilhoite express gratitude for sympathy flowers and support. The message credits Rev Edward Bates for consoling words and mentions Jim Gann Millwright Local 1311 pallbearers Jeffer son Lodge No 9 and McCoy Leffier Funeral Home.
An unedited advertisement lists services including in home childcare for infants to four years old with meals and references, hauling and junk removal, garage and basement cleanouts, gravel and gravel delivery, light moving and long distance moves, typing and handwriting at home, and various contact numbers in the Fenwick area. The callouts mix multiple providers and offerings.
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