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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1978

Page

2

Reverend Harold Jung dies. Middletown clergyman, community leader

The Rev Harold Jung 73 longtime Middletown pastor at St Pauls 1932 to 1955 dies after a heart condition in Franklin Ohio Born New Bremen Ohio he served as pastor in Dayton and Fort Lauderdale later returning to Middletown as interim at St Pauls He led Kiwanis and ministerial groups and held Masonic affiliations Funeral Monday 10 a.m. at St Pauls with services by Dr Ben Hebster Burial pending.

Christ Yey Naga Middletown Hoops T Rev. Jung Mil Drive Franklin New Bremen Ohio Jung St. Paul's Ee Kiwanis Club Middletown Jefferson Lodge F&am Franklin Daniel Routt Fifth St Middletown Hospital Warren County Laura Morris Routt Harry Betty Dotson Germantown Neva Taylor Phyllis Heney Beulah Brunk Melinda Chilton Springboro Eaton Funeral Home Marion Barber Funeral Home

Beverly Hills Fire Suits Consolidated in Kentucky Court

Campbell Circuit Judge John A. Diskin combined all suits filed in circuit court stemming from the May 28 Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in which 164 people died. This action follows a prior ruling by US District Judge Carl Rubin that all five federal suits will be tried as a class action.

Newport Campbell John A. Diskin Beverly Hills Carl Rubin

Body shop owner cleans up site near Harrison and Franklin

Tim McGlothen of T and K Automotives told the Village Council he has removed four inoperable cars from his Harrison and Franklin street shop area and will seek indoor storage for auto parts. Council discussed zoning and a neighboring septic runoff issue, with residents reporting persistent runoff problems and ice. The council approved a 10 percent share of a $3,155 project cost for Ohio 503 repaving aid through the village.

Gratis T & K Automotives Harrison and Franklin Streets Tim McGlothen McGlothen Russ Wilson Vernon Lewis East Street Ohio 503 Ohio Department of Transportation

Ohioans held on firearms charge in Rhodesia smuggling case

Four Ohio men faced arraignment after a year long undercover FBI ATF probe alleging conspiracy to illegally smuggle more than 600 semi automatic pistols to Rhodesia. Arrests in Hartford followed a planned 49500 deal. bonds set for Harrison 75000 Bolen 200000 Hackett 50000 Tankersley 50000.

Hartford Ohio Rhodesia Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Virginia Connecticut U.S Richard Blumenthal Blumenthal Dayton John Clayton Harrison Xenia East Hartford James Edward Bolen Columbus Robert F. Hackett Dan Tankersley F. Owen Eagan Bolen Africa

Three beauty salons suffer burglaries in city

Police investigated break ins at three beauty salons in the 1700 block of Central Avenue with pry marks found on doors at Billy Michel and Artistic salons. Artifacts were scattered at Billy Michel, while Artistic showed no burglary. A Hair Affair door was ajar with a $10 change box taken. A separate home burglary on Crawford Street and Linda Anderson’s Parkview residence reported break ins with stereo gear missing.

Central Avenue Billy Michel 1753 Central Ave Crawford St Linda Anderson Parkview Ave

Area man wounded in shooting at Sharonville mail facility

A 30 year old Butler County man, Harlan Miller of West Chester, was wounded in a shooting at the U S Postal Service Bulk Mail Center in Sharonville and listed in fair condition at Bethesda North Hospital. Police say William Dillon, 26, of Forest Park, was arrested and charged with felonious assault. Miller and Dillon were coworkers and Dillon's ex wife Cynthia also worked with them.

Hamilton Butler County Bethesda North Hospital U.S. Postal Service Sharonville Harlan Miller Jerry West Chester William Dillon Danbury Road Forest Park William Nuss Dillon Cynthia Miller’s

Turkey caller shot by hunter in woods warning to bearded toms

Ben Rogers Lee, a top turkey caller from Coffeville Alabama, was shot by another hunter at about 65 yards while calling in Minnesota. Seventeen pellets struck him but he said the incident was more anger than hurt and urged hunters to wait until the beard of the turkey is visible. Minnesota’s turkey season runs April 22 to May 7 and allows only bearded toms to be shot.

ST. Paul, Minn Ben Rogers Lee Lee Coffeville Ala St. Paul Minnesota

Awning injures woman near downtown market

Mrs. Dorothy Ratliff, 106 Heaton Street, suffered injuries when a large metal awning collapsed on her near Dabbett's food market at 410 North Third Street. Police report she was buried under bricks and wreckage. bystanders Kay, a WMOH sales manager, and resident Darrel Baker helped free her.

Mercy Hospital Dorothy Ratliff Heaton St Dabbett's N. Third St Kay Hamilton WMOH Darrel Baker Ratliff

Dog Tag Deadline Arrives At $3 Sale Today

Today is the last day to buy dog tags at $3, with sales up about 40 percent from last year thanks to a door to door enforcement push. After today the price rises to $5. Purchases available at the auditor's office in City Building, Middletown area shops at $3.35, and Armbruster Hardware in Trenton, German Insurance Agency in Monroe, and Wildwood Gulf station at 3410 Manchester Road.

Butler County Middletown Auditor's Armbruster Hardware Trenton German Insurance Agency Monroe Wildwood Gulf Station Manchester Road

Ohio Guard activities postponed

Bad weather in Middletown postponed Ohio National Guard events at Patrick N. Kessler Armory noon yesterday. Brig. Gen. James M. Abraham planned to explain the tuition program and Middletown Police Chief Russell Dwyer was to be sworn in before the talk. A new date was not set. Dwyer will remain police chief and join the Guard to support the enlistment effort.

Ohio National Guard Guard of Middletown Russell Dwyer James M. Abraham Guard Patrick N. Kessler S. Main St Abraham Dwyer Middletown

Gangrenous Man Refuses Amputation in Newark

Robert Quackenbush, 72, in Morristown Memorial Hospital, condition deteriorating but he refuses above knee amputation. Doctors warned he would die within three weeks if surgery not performed, yet he declines the operation.

Newark N.J Robert Quackenbush Morristown Memoral Hospital Quackenbush

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