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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1968

Page

2

Cadet Aims To Fulfill Policing Dream At 21

Marty Wright, 20, a Madison High School graduate, serves in the Division of Police Cadet program started in 1963. The cadets assist patrolmen, handle calls, dispatch cars, and type reports, with no arrest power or weapons until age 21. Wright endured 10 weeks of recruit school and studied law, first aid, firearms, and judo. he plans to become a policeman on his 21st birthday while expressing admiration for the work.

Marty Right Division of Police Wright Madison High School Ohio William Brewer

Noe to Be Installed as Butler County Pharmacists Chief

Thomas J. Noe a Hamilton pharmacist will be installed as president of the Butler County Pharmaceutical Association at the annual president s ball on January 20 at the Moose Lodge Hamilton New officers include William J Latham Middletown president elect John M Jones Middletown vice president Charles Loeffler Hamilton treasurer Donald Dingeldein Hamilton board chairman Directors are Richard Bartel Mary Beekardi Noes employer is Fred Stoll Highland Pharmacy Hamilton The president s ball typically draws fifty couples Music from Cecil Young orchestra Middletown and William W Brower Cincinnati Jr Trenton.

Thomas J. Noe Olympus Drive Hamilton Butler County Pharmaceutical Association Moose Lodge Wiliam J. Latham Middletown John M. Jones Charles Loeffler Donald Dingeldein Richard Bartel Mary Beeckardi Fred Stoll Highland 2 Co Eee Newnmesses Pharmacy Presidiae Kilday Jerry Traub Dent’s Ball M. J. Booth Donald ©. Hensler Midley Cecil Young

Deaths And Funerals For Dr Harry Sarchet 79

Services for Dr Harry Sarchet 79 retired dentist and Middletown brother of Dr John Sarchet will be held tomorrow at Tobias Funeral Home Dayton with calling hours today. He died Thursday of a heart attack at his home in Napierville Ill. Surviviors include Nell his wife Gordon son Fed Ziegler Irwin Ziegler two daughters Mrs Thomas Cummins Mrs Ray Fuller eleven grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are complete.

Harry Sarchet John Sarchet Middletown Tobias Dayton Sarchet Napierville, Ill Middletown High School Ohio State University College of Denistry Nell Gordon Napierville Fed Ziegler Irwin Ziegler Belleview Thomas Cummins Silver Grove Ray Fuller Clearwater, Fla

Mrs Fred Ziegler Sr. Dies at 93 in Kentucky Home

Mrs Fred Ziegler Sr., 93, of Silver Grove Kentucky, died Saturday morning at a nursing home in Falmouth Kentucky.

Fred Ziegler Sr Silver Grove Falmouth

Services for Mrs. Etta Hudson Toht in Dayton

Mrs. Etta Hudson Toht 69 of Dayton mother of Mrs. Faye Sandy of Waynesville will be laid to rest at 10 30 a.m. Tuesday at Guy Magetti Funeral Home Dayton Burial follows at Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Friends may call Monday from 3 to p.m. at the funeral home she died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital

Etta Hudson Toht Dayton Faye Sandy Waynesville Guy Magetti Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Toht Good Samaritan Hospital

Trenton Truck struck by train injures two. three cars damaged

A double axle sand dump truck driven by Leonard Hambrick was struck broadside by a train near a State Street crossing. The truck flew into a service station damaging three cars and injuring Hambrick and Jack Swanner. The flying truck damaged a police-like pole and a gas station attendant narrowly avoided injury. Authorities indicated Hambrick would be cited as the accident was investigated.

Trenton Zanesville Leonard Hambrick Middletown Hospital Middletown Hos State Street Swanner Betty Ballard Middletown Rt 2 Ova Lawson Ardmore Drive

Man Receives 30 Day Sentence For Petit Larceny

Franklin police report Clarence Watts 27 of 415 East Street was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 15 dollars for petit larceny after allegedly grabbing three fifths of whisky from Kinney's Dine Bar Cafe. Also sentenced were Seth Bowen 31 of Dayton 30 days for non support with a $400 peace bond. Other motorists were fined for speeding and related violations.

Franklin Clarence Watts East St Watts J. T. Riley Kinney S. Main St Seth Bowen Dayton Riley Eddie Kirby Forest Ave Joe Myers Franklin-Lebanon Road Taylor Parsons Ark St Carlos Napier Miamisburg

Dayton Native Passes Away After 30 Years Residency

A Dayton obituary notes the deceased was born in Kentucky and had lived in Dayton for 30 years. Surviving relatives include her husband Morris, two daughters, five sons, two sisters, and two brothers.

Dayton Kentucky Morris

Drivers Slippery Roads Spark Cautious Weekend

Snow on area streets slowed drivers and produced mainly minor fender-bender injuries. Middletown police logged eight accidents with over $1,200 in damage. Three motorists were cited including Gregory M. Thomas 14 for excessive speed on Sunset Park Drive after skidding into Roger Lawson’s parked car. Other collisions involved Ruthie Carter near S Verity Parkway, Richard Hickman and Sue Bennett on Orchard Street, and Merle Shearer Jr Ed Wells at Charles Street and Church Avenue with Wells cited for following too closely.

Middletown Gregory M. Thomas Bexley Drive Sunset Park Drive Thomas Roger Lawson Beatrice Drive Ruthie M. Carter Baltimore St S. Verity Parkway 14Th Avenue Richard M. Hickman Burbank St Sue M. Bennett Keister Road Orchard Street Roosevelt Avenue Merle N. Shearer Jr Windsor Road Edward Wells Fairview Drive Carlisle Charles St Church Avenue Wells

How The New Social Security Law Affects You

Sweeping changes in Social Security laws are now in effect and readers are advised how they affect individuals and families. Retirement authority Martin Segal writes a six part series in The Journal with further details in his new booklet Social Security and Medicare available through member newspapers.

Martin Segal Segal Social Security Associated Press

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Wadets Mike Davis Jerry Watson Robert Walton Jr Guthrie Marty Wright Union Sanitary Sweepstakes John Robinson Jackson Dition Sam Middletown’'s Finest Cleaners & Launderers Park St 2Nd Ave Central Ave Grand Avenue Gideon Rd Studio Theatre Poasttown Mobile Home Court Trenton Shopping Center OUR Etta Toht Pital Jack Swanner First St The Middletown Journal General Post Office New York, N.Y Dodds Monuments Verity 14Th Ave Woodside Cemetery Robert Konthier Mgr M&c
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