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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1978

Page

25

Miss America No 2 and Beverly Hills fire top 1977 Middletown stories

A year-end survey by The Journal names Miss America Susan Perkins as Middletown’s No 2 story of 1977. Other top items include a fatal Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Southgate Kentucky, ArMCO Steel’s Middletown Works job cuts, and political upheaval in Germantown.

Beverly Hills Southgate Journal Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works Warren County Roy Wallace Wallace Germantown Dan Anslinger Marvin Hall Colorpac Franklin Midway Middletown Franklin Missionary Baptist Church Union Chapel Methodist Madison Township Carter Lumber Co Butler County Ed Robb Susan Perkins

Bell’s jump makes sports history in 1977 year recap

Todd Bell, a Middletown High alum and Ohio State freshman, soared 24 feet 6.4 inches at Ohio Stadium to break Jesse Owens 44 year-old long jump record in May. The year also featured Paul Walker’s gym renaming, Mike McGee and Marty Dickerson city golf titles, Armco Triangles’ back-to-back softball world championships, Franklin High gymnastics state title, Lebanon High’s undefeated football season, and Monroe High’s district win over Middletown.

Todd Bell Middletown Ohio State University Bell Ohio Stadium Columbus Jesse Owens Middletown High Paul Walker Walker Mike McGee Marty Dickerson McGee Ohio State Miss Dickerson Birmingham Ala Franklin High Don Sellman Dave Combs Cuyahoga Falls Lebanon High School Warrior Cagers Ohio Jim Rhoden

Notable Middleton deaths mark 1977 losses across many fields

Prominent Middletonians and area residents died in 1977. Logan T. Johnston, former Armco president, launched Project 600 and helped establish the Middletown Campus of Miami University. Calvin Verity, longtime First National Bank board chairman, founded Middletown Areas Neediest Youth. The list includes businessmen, educators, govt officials, sports figures, and civic activists such as Homer Leffler, Russell Stevens, John Minnich, Robert Bergstein, Pierce Linzie, Dale Converse, Ross Snyder, Art Sanderson, Paul Fitzgerald, Vern Simpson, W.E. Davis, Veda McCray, Bess Mitchell, Marianne Wilson, Elizabeth Henderson, Alice Greathouse, Virginia Westland, John Roth, Martha Seibold, Jack Frisbie, Bill Cunningham, Elmer Scheibert, and George Cobb.

Logan T. Johnston Calvin Verity Johnston Armco Middletown Miami University Verity Lee Homer Leffler McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Russell Stevens Middletown Sand & Gravel John Minnich Manchester Robert Bergstein Ross Snyder First National Bank Butler County Commission Art Sanderson American Legion Paul Fitzgerald Franklin Elizabeth Henderson U.S Alice Greathouse Hospital Welfare Auxiliary Virginia Westland Monroe

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