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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1972

Page

12

Land Laboratory Plan Hopes To Bring Farm Life To Kids

Butler County Extension Agent Roy Titkemyer proposed using the county farm on County Home property east of Hamilton as a land laboratory for school children. He suggested planting trees and flowers for students to identify species as part of classroom work. Commissioners referred the idea to Marion Augspurger for further discussion, noting it would not interfere with county home operations.

Hamilton Butler County Butler County Extension Roy Titkemyer Here Titkemyer Marion Augspurger

Truck Driver In Critical Condition After Crash At State Road Crossing

Ernst Goos, 53, of State Road in Butler County, remained in critical condition at Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital after his dump truck was struck by a Penn Central freight train at a crossing north of Collinsville yesterday around 2 p.m. Police said Goos appeared to turn from Hamilton-Eaton Road onto State Road while crossing the tracks. Engineer Claude Stillings, 54, of Richmond Indiana, said he blew the whistle but the truck pulled in front of the locomotive. Goos owns Sipps Sand & Gravel Co. at the State Road address.

Hamilton Butler County Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital Penn Central Railroad State Road Collinsville Ernst Goos Hamilton-Eaton Road Claude Stillings Richmond Ind Goos Sipps Sand & Gravel Co

Man Nabbed In Break-In Near New Miami

Hamilton Butler County detectives arrested 23 year old Carl King Jr of 743 S Front St on breaking and entering and grand larceny in a rural break-in at 4045 Riverside Dr. A $500 color TV and a $350 diamond ring were stolen. TV recovered. Mrs Moore 61 reported an assailant struck her in the face. King was arrested at his home. no hearing date set.

Hamilton Butler County New Miami Carl King Jr S. Front St Mary Moore Riverside Drive King

No Mail On Monday Washington Birthday Holiday

The Postal Service says no regular mail will be delivered next Monday for Washington's birthday. A normal holiday schedule will apply with post office lobbies open for deposits but windows closed.

Washington Postal Service

Nixon Hawaii Stop Aims For China Talks Link

President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon arrive in Hawaii for an adjustment period before continuing to Guam Shanghai and Peking. Rogers and Kissinger join the president aboard the plane as they prepare for talks with Mao Zedong and Chou En Lai amid time zone travel and security arrangements.

Honolulu Nixon China Mao Tse-tung Hangchow Chou En-lai Peking Washington Hawaii Guam Shanghai Nixons William P. Rogers U.S le Duc Tho Kaneohe Marine Air Station Oahu Victor Kaneohe Pacific

Car Dives Into Ditch On Jackson Lane And Grand Avenue

A 22 year old motorist escaped injury when his car crashed through a barricade and dropped into a deep ditch on Jackson Lane at Grand Avenue. Phillip Childers, 29, of 309 Renee Drive, failed to stop as four lanes narrowed to two. Vehicle damage was about 1000 dollars. Childers was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance.

Jackson Lane Grand Avenue Phillip Childers Renee Drive Childers

Journal Production Chief Receives 50 Year Union Pin

Les DuErmit, 68, longtime Journal production chief at 218 Aberdeen Drive, was honored for 50 years in the International Typographical Union Local 487. James Roberts presented a framed certificate and Lester handed him the 50 year pin, with engraving by Robert Barnett. DuErmit joined the union Feb 10 1922 and began with the Journal in 1923. He has served as chief auditor and is a former local president. Lions Club member and Middletown Public Library board director. He plans to stay on as long as his enthusiasm lasts.

Les DuErmit Aberdeen Drive International Typographical Union DuErmit James Roberts Lester Robert Barnett Journal St. John’s School The Lions Club Middletown Public Library St. John’s Roman Catholic Church

Franklin hosts area police association meeting

About 75 representatives from police forces in Franklin and nearby cities gathered to discuss mutual law enforcement problems at the Ohio-Indiana Police Association session. Sgt. Charles Harbach said the closed meeting covered robbery, burglary, and shared methods, lasting about two hours after starting around 1 p.m. Attendees included units from Richmond Indiana, Van Wert, Tipp City, Urbana, Troy, Dayton and others.

Franklin Ohio-Indiana Police Association Charles Harbach Harbach Richmond Ind van Wert Tipp City Urbana Troy Dayton

Armco Girls Offering Scholarships at Middletown Campus

Armco Girls' Association offers scholarships for 1972 73 at Miami University's Middletown branch. Applicants must be single and plan full-time campus study. Selection by Miami staff with association board approval. deadline April 1. Details from campus scholarship office. applications by mail or in person from the administration office.

Armco Girls’ Association Middletown Miami University Association Armco

Fire Runs On Leibee Street For Elderly Woman

At 12:56 a.m. emergency responders assisted 69 year old Mrs. Della Beam who had fallen at 113 Leibee Street. No further injuries reported and she received aid at the scene.

Leibee St Della Beam

Singing Groups to Perform at Local Songfest Tomorrow

Groups to sing at Fellowship Bible Church tomorrow evening. Homegate Quartet and Tupton Family lead a program beginning at 7 30 p m with several local groups featured in the event.

Homegate Tupton Family Fellowship Bible Church

Balloon Day Set Tomorrow in Middletown for Heart Fund

The sixth annual Balloon Day will be held tomorrow across downtown Middletown. Sponsored by the Butler County Heart Association with Beta Sigma Phi and the Middletown High School Y-teens, heart shaped balloons go on sale from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. All proceeds go to the Heart Fund. last year’s total was $225.06.

Middletown Butler County Heart Association Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Heart Fund

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