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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1968

Page

8

Fort Ancient Museum Opens With Hopewell Exhibit

The Ohio Historical Society opened a $126 000 Fort Ancient State Memorial museum near Lebanon. Don E Weaver cut the ribbon as a Hopewell Indian medicine man model anchors exhibits. The 1700 square foot center, funded by a 1965 bond issue, includes burials cremations and ceremonial objects, with two more sites planned at Fort Hill and Flint Ridge.

Lebanon The Ohio Historical Society Fort Ancient State Memorial Don E. Weaver Worthington Hopewell Whchh Society Fort Ancient Fort Hill Highland County Flint Ridge Licking County

Preble County Sheriff Pins Blame on Out of County Suspects

Sheriff John J. Stover Sr. tells Eaton Rotary Club that Preble County crime rose seven percent since August with burglaries as the main issue. He notes neighboring counties see faster increases due to criminal mobility and cites new enforcement groups and training for deputies.

Eaton Preble John J. Stover Sr Stover Eaton Rotary Club Supreme Court United Law Enforcement Association of Preble County Rescue Ohio Peace Officers Training Council

Hunter Lions Seek Land For Ball Park

The Knot Hole Baseball League sponsored by the Hunter Lions Club may lose a playing site as the church land they used could be sold. Lions ask township trustees to develop a park land given for a park but it is landlocked and lacks a road. Trustee Fitzgerald cites drainage issues and a possible right of way to Ohio 122 to provide access. If plans fail, the Lions may buy land, while 150 homes are planned nearby and future boys will need a diamond.

Franklin Knothole Hunter Lions Club Lions Dave Finkelman Ponesty Hunter Community Jack Prichard Morland Drive Hunter Ingrees Finkleman Fitzgerald Finkelman Paul Fitzgerald Pearl Drive Ohio 122 Prichard Hunter School

Taxpayer Suit Date Is Jan. 18

In Lebanon Warren County taxpayer Kenneth Hilton seeks to void a contract with Middleton Brothers Construction Co for the county administration building near the jail. He argues the Middleton bid is $12,000 higher than three union labor bids for the same work. A prior injunction to recover the funds was denied.

Lebanon Warren County Middleton Brothers Construction Co First District Court of Appeals Cincinnati Kenneth Hilton Minddleton Brothers Middleton Bros Middleton Brothers Court of Appeals

CARE Food Crusade Aims to Feed One More Person

Aimed at reducing hunger one person at a time, CARE urges individual contributions. The campaign emphasizes that every donation, combined with others, translates into millions fed through its Food Crusade.

CARE Asia Middle East Latin America Africa

Park and growth mark Lebanon year in review

Lebanon’s 1967 saw parking shifts on North Broadway with curbside slots replacing diagonal spaces losing space for three cars and three new lots for 162 cars. City added its first meter maid, saw shifts in council seats, started a 1.75 million high school due 1969, demolished landmarks, opened a Lebanon branch plant, and expanded parks and recreation while enrollment rose by about 200 students.

Lebanon Buford Tim) Bashford Ben Sawyer Charles Corwin Charles Smith Robert Kaufman Goodwill West Mulberry Street Grange Hall South Mechanic Street George Hartman Silver Street

Clubs in Springboro Schedule Early January Meetings

Springboro clubs announce January gatherings. Junior Women's Club plans meetings January 8 and 11 at the president's home and high school respectively. Pinochle, Bridge, and Clear Creek groups also set January 9 10 and 11 events at various members’ homes.

Springboro Jerry Bell Boro Bridge Club Clear Creek Township Firemen’s Auxiliary John Moore Dale Anspaugh Young Neighbors Clearcreek Township Harold Stanley Warren County Carlisle Clearcreek Garden Club Wilmington Mothers Club

Why servicemen buy U S Savings Bonds

Servicemen purchase U S Savings Bonds to save for the future and support freedom. Their reasons align with civilian interests, and the act of buying Bonds is framed as a way to contribute to national liberty and personal satisfaction through New Freedom Shares.

U.S Freedom America

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