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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1973

Page

9

End of Black History Week Leaves Lingering School Issues

Middletown High School ends Black History Week 1973 with little violence after a tense week. About 37 black students were suspended and eight others arrested. the event prompted white and black parents to seek dialogue on curriculum inclusion and disciplinary policy review.

David Driver Hill Middletown High School Lewis Hill MHS Frank Latimer 17Th Ave Black Concerned Parents Group Middletown High Latimer Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Sunset Park

Middletown Toll-Call Plan Affects Springboro Customers

Ohio Bell proposes switching toll-free status for Springboro users to Middletown or Dayton based on a survey. The plan, tentatively set for January 1975, would require new numbers and slightly higher local rates, while preserving toll-free service to Franklin and including Tamarck Hills. Robert Watts notes interest in Dayton toll-free access due to population growth.

Springboro Middletown Dayton Ohio Bell Robert Watts Tamarck Hills Franklin Watts

Obituaries and Services for Middletown Figures

A string of death notices from Middletown and surrounding areas notes services and burial dates. Lizzie Banks 86 of Middletown dies, with services Monday at Emmanuel Baptist Church and burial at Woodside Cemetery. survivors include sister Annie Woofork and brother Edward Cherry of Atlanta, and 32 great grandchildren. Also listed are James Barker 70, Harold G Chandler 45, Charles Edward Little 83, Voss Walters 72, Gladys Bolin 69, and Jeannette McCall 76 with respective funeral details, survivors, and burial sites. The notices include several families from Middletown, Camden, and Hamilton with multiple funeral homes and cemeteries named.

Lizzie Banks Middletown Emmanuel Baptist Church Willie Bankston Woodside Joel F. Bailey & Sons Banks Middletown Hospital Annie Woofork Edward Cherry Atlanta Barker Middletown Sand & Gravel Co Martha Edward Elinor Draeger Tude Robert Joseph K. Baker & Sons Norman Haag Charles Edward Little Hamilton Garden Manor Bessie Robinson Bertha Little Ruby Zumbrum Highland Calif Dorothy Little Cincinnati Billy McCoy-Leffler C.A Voss Walters Clark St Veterans Administration Hospital Dayton Walters Powell County Margaret Donald Griffin James Jewell Butler Cecil J. T. Walters Stanton, Ky Floyd Shoup Marvin Hall Wintergreen Fla Wilson-Schramm James J. O'Connor Woodside Cemetery

Four injured in three city traffic incidents

A 71 year old man on Central Avenue was in good condition at Middletown Hospital after being struck in a crosswalk by a car driven by Carl Reed who said sun glare hid him at the Central and Grimes intersection. Reed was not cited. A young woman was slightly hurt when her car hit hers while bus unloading on Central Avenue. Suzanne Nash treated and released. Carmie Moore cited for following too closely. In Ellen Drive area a funeral procession collision on Roosevelt Boulevard injured Helen Eckhardt and her son James. both treated and released.

Central Avenue Middletown Hospital Kelly Haddix Central Ave Grimes Street Carl Reed Hamilton-Mason Road West Chester Haddix Reed Suzanne Nash Carmie Moore Arnold Drive Miss Nash Ellen Drive Roosevelt Boulevard Highland Avenue Jacob Eckhardt Roosevelt William Moore Goldman Ave Eckhardt Moore Helen Eckhardt James

Four Youths Sentenced For Lebanon High Bomb Threat

Four youths aged 13 to 17 convicted of telephoning a bomb threat to Lebanon High School on January 8 were ordered by Juvenile Court Judge William Flowers to pay $887.87 to cover police and fire runs and lost teaching time. The judge suspended 30 day jail terms and $50 fines. Three youths, all 17, have part or full-time jobs. the 13 year old must work for his parents at two dollars an hour.

Lebanon Lebanon High School William Flowers

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