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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1978
Page
2
Police report two women were treated for overdoses at Middletown Hospital yesterday. A 40 year old woman was found on her kitchen floor around 4 30 p m after taking about 12 antidepressant pills and remains hospitalized in serious condition. A 25 year old woman was treated and released after taking two doses of THC that may have been cut with strychnine.
Garden tractors were reported stolen Friday from two Middletown area residents Paul Bear of 9682 Jacksonburg Road said his tractor valued at 1700 was taken from a shed on his property Paul Russell of 2202 Middletown-Eaton Road reported his tractor plus accessories valued at 1464 stolen from a shed The Elmer Dietz residence at 7184 Michael Road was broken into Saturday with 1200 in cash and coins stolen Deputies said upstairs was ransacked A rotating red light was stolen from fireman Denzil Ferguson’s pickup at 7723 Germantown Road A purse with cash food stamps and other items valued at 304 was stolen from an unlocked car at 61 Germantown Road Myrtle Nevedale said she and her sister returned from shopping to find the purse missing
A Franklin woman’s car burned to total loss after smelling gasoline on Verity Parkway near Access 2 yesterday morning. Police said the 1961 Cougar owned by Ernest Snell of Dayton caught fire at Hook Field, causing $2,000 damage to the craft as firemen blamed a backfire through the carburetor.
A lender offers loans in many sizes for homeowners based on equity. The chart shows financing options with monthly payments and interest rates, illustrating how a home’s value minus debt determines loan size and repayment.
A Sunday Thomas Road crash left two men injured after a single vehicle veered off the road and hit a utility pole. Driver Arthur Dalton of Franklin and passenger John Heater of Middletown were treated and released from Middletown Hospital.
Mrs. Mable B. Edwards 63 of 1811 Manchester Ave died today at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. Survived by husband DeWayne daughters Sylvia Lenskee Nora Griffith Rex Arnett, siblings, five grandchildren. Services Wednesday 10:30 am at Zion Lutheran Church. burial Springboro Cemetery. Memorials to church. Also notes misprint corrected for John F. Short and obituary for Tom Skinner with service details. James Tutt, 54, of 3116 Navaho St died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. details on funeral pending.
George Shrive, charter member and liaison officer, named Squadman of the Year at the Franklin Emergency Squad ninth anniversary banquet held at the Masonic lodge. Buford Salmons named honorary member for eight years of service. officers for 1978-79 installed including McDavid captain and Dishun lieutenant. Dr Harvey Kiley named medical adviser with about 150 attendees. Additional notices cover obituaries and funeral plans for local residents.
Middletown City Commission meets at 6 p.m. in City Building and Middletown Public Library trustees convene at 4 p.m. at the library. Monroe Council meets at 7 p.m. at Village Hall. Germantown Park and Recreation Board gathers at 7:30 p.m. in Municipal Building. Warren County Commission opens at 9 a.m. in County Administration Building. Springboro holds a special Village Council meeting with the Springboro Area Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p.m. in Municipal Building.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church at 1220 Young St observes its 19th anniversary with special services led by guest ministers. Pastor Rev. Willie Barkston oversees services Tuesday to Friday at 7 39 p m and Sunday at 3 0 p m. Guests include Rev. W Mack and Christ Temple of New Miami Tuesday, Rev. Davis Jones Jr and Evening Star Baptist Wednesday, Rev. Carlace Tipton Thursday, Rev. S Cousin Friday, and Rev. I H Butler with Greater Revelation Baptist Dayton Sunday.
In 1722 Queen Anne required the French population in Nova Scotia to swear allegiance to her government within one year or depart. The directive reflects imperial control of colonial communities and the tensions between English authorities and Acadian residents during the early 18th century.
A lively shopper's guide highlights Cambridge Inn dining and fashion, urging readers to enjoy salads and iced desserts, while promoting Tobias Studio senior portraits, J B Robinson Co jewelry sales, World Bazaar imports, and summer fashion at local shops. The piece notes 14K gold chains at Towne Mall, World Bazaar's craft items, and summer clearance at Myers Limited with summer wear and fall layaway options.
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