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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1973
Page
9
The sixth annual Greek Bazaar runs July 21 22 on the church grounds. Greek Orthodox women bake 1500 melamokarona and 4000 kothan bides while 500 loaves wait in cold storage. A shish kebab dinner imports booth and Greek dancing will fill the event.
United Telephone Co filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to add toll free calls between Mason and Cincinnati under extended area service. The request includes a monthly rate increase from 7.50 to 14.50 while offering toll free service Scott Snedaker Jr. noted longer term savings for many subscribers.
Services for Conway T. Cline 50 of 108 S Clinton St will be 2 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Simonson Chapel Cemetery near Jacksonburg. He died after a heart attack at Middletown Hospital. Surviving: two daughters Debbie Cline Cynthia Jernigan a son Michael a brother Sam and a sister Mrs Catherine Lesney. Also listed are services for others including the Rev John E Klingensmith and Mrs Margaret Henderson with burials in Lebanon and Fontana and multiple local survivors and funeral home arrangements. Additional obituaries note Harold Lunsford William McClure Samuel Murphy and others with services scheduled in coming days.
Eighteen indictments were returned by the Warren County grand jury including ten against a Franklin man Ricky Wilson. He faces three counts of grand larceny three counts of malicious destruction of property and four counts of breaking and entering tied to burglaries around Franklin. Several charges were ignored or continued with three secret indictments also returned.
Two accidents yesterday afternoon left Robert Lykins and Harold Napier with minor injuries yet they declined medical care. Lykins’s car and Napier’s taxi collided at Grand Avenue and Garfield Street as both claimed a green light. A second incident at Central Avenue and Sutphin Street involved Claire Porter who was cited for following too closely after rear ending a stationary vehicle, with Robert Clark sustaining minor injuries.
A two year old Fairfield girl, Elizabeth Rae Moellmann, died after falling into a neighbor's 32 foot pool at 5231 Muskopf Road. The ladder lay on the ground and the child was found by the owners’ 11 year old son. Paramedics and the life squad failed to revive her at Mercy Hospital.
A Middletown man, Jerry L Combs, 21, of 1618 Sheridan Ave, was jailed on charges of possession of marijuana and intoxication after police found a half smoked joint near a van at Lawn Avenue and Cherry Street at 4 20 a.m. Two more joints were located in the van's glove compartment.
James Cox, 20, of 7500 Browns Run Road found his car missing after a brief errand. He had parked on Trinity Place near Clark Street with the engine running and returned to see the vehicle across Clark Street against a utility pole. Police say it was left in gear causing about 400 dollars in damage.
Police said six parking meters in the city lot near the old Chicago Meat Market on Broad Street and two meters on Clinton Street near the Castaways Bar were looted and damaged.
At 5 36 p m a fire started in Christine Perkins vehicle on Verity Parkway Access No 2 caused by a faulty air conditioner and resulting in 75 dollars damage. At 7 09 p m a stove fire occurred in the kitchen of Miss Octava Henderson at Metropolitan Housing Authority apartment 931 18th Ave.
Butler County commissioners and Union Township trustees oppose the US Army Corps of Engineers plan to zone 1800 acres east of Ohio 747 and near Mill Creek as flood plain. The proposal would block industrial use and could shift benefits away from Hamilton County while a second option to buy land for a recreation area also faces resistance.
Police report a theft at Beatty's Electronics 1600 Manchester Ave. late Thursday or early Friday. Losses include two color televisions 299 and 499, three tape players 40 each, and a radio 49 after a rear window pane was removed.
Butler County Welfare Department seeks foster parents for a bright 11 year old girl with a medical condition who attends public school. Long term care is indicated and interested parties should contact 611 Maple Avenue, Hamilton Ohio 45011.
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