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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1973
Page
2
Five incumbents and three newcomers joined the Middletown Area YMCA board for a three year term ending January 1976. Incumbents Bugne Switzer Kenneth Cohen the Rev. Irvin Emmons Dave Trick and Wesley Page were re elected. New members are Mrs Eugene Turner Paul Pardenner and Robert Metz. Officers will be chosen January 24.
Obituaries detail Ora E. Clark former Armco general superintendent at Hamilton and Middletown works who died at Mercy Hospital. Also listed are Katherine Brelsfoard, Mary E. Hall, infant son of Raymond Childers, Simon J. Allen, Cheryl Bailey and other local deaths with funeral arrangements, burial plans, and memorial suggestions.
The Community Blood Center celebrated its second year at Verity Hall. From Jan 16 to Dec 31 last year 2,609 units were donated and 3,173 people offered to sue blood. Ed Reardon donated his 103rd pint since 1944, as director Richard Redelberger set a 1973 goal of 3,000 units amid rising blood demand.
Sheriff deputies report 180 sheets of plywood valued at 480 dollars stolen yesterday from a construction site on Cloister Cliffs Road. William Brown, a carpenter with Frank B Whisman and Son general contractor in Middletown, reported the theft.
Richard Back age 81 dies. Funeral services scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at Zettler Funeral Home. He resided at 2915 Freemar Avenue.
City Council gave second reading to a plan creating a 15.3 acre shopping center area and a 20 acre industrial park on vacant land east of Keith Avenue near the railroad. Development would include a four lane road from Dell Drive to State Street and traffic relief plans. The proposal is backed by Herman Land and partners including McGraw Construction Co. and Lloyd Miller Realty.
The Carlisle Jaycees host a fish fry at Carlisle Junior High School cafeteria from 5:30 to 7 tonight. Proceeds benefit the Warren County Center for Brain Injured Children and Jaycee community service projects. Dinner costs 1.50.
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