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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1977
Page
12
In a bridge deal West leads hearts against six spades. South must choose a line of play to maximize slam chances. The article explains why cashing A K of clubs first gives two chances to make the slam, while the actual play only offers one chance if East holds the queen of clubs.
Two local men, Fred Ridge of 4112 Lisa Lane and Bill Ballard of 5511 Mossman Road, were named as Pot of Gold millionaire finalists by the Ohio Lottery Commission. They are guaranteed at least $1,000 and could win up to $1 million if drawn Thursday at the Ohio Theater. The drawing will also announce seven $10,000 prizes, a $50,000 winner, a $100,000 winner, and the $1 million top prize.
Emmanuel Baptist Church at 1220 Young St will mark its 18th anniversary with services Wednesday through Friday at 730 p.m featuring local pastors and congregations. Guests include Holy City Travelers, Emmanuel Senior Choir, Evening Star Baptist Church, and Valley Grove Baptist Church of Dayton. Sunday service to feature Rev. L. H. Butler and Valley Grove Baptist Church.
Two youths were hurt in separate bicycle crashes yesterday. Tom Tebalt 14, of Miamisburg was struck by a van along N Verity Parkway near Access 3 at 4 10 p m and treated at Middletown Hospital. Dana Rose 11, of 1825 Woodlawn Ave was injured when her bike struck a car on Woodlawn Ave as Nora Hayes 41 pulled from a drive. Rose was taken to the hospital by parents and released after treatment.
Two women were injured when a car crashed into a wall supporting a carport at about 10 am. Margaret Saunders and Mae Snyder, both of 3916 and 3914 Central Ave, were outside the Saunders home. Saunders suffered a foot injury and was to have surgery. Snyder received ER treatment.
A public hearing on the proposed 1978 Gratis village budget is scheduled for tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the water board building on Harrison Street, followed by a Village Council meeting at 7 p m.
A vacant three room frame house at 121 Sycamore Street in Franklin was gutted by fire last night. Firefighters arrived at 11:21 and were on scene for under an hour. Ownership remained undetermined this morning with no further details available.
U S Sen Howard Metzenbaum will hold a mobile office at the Butler County Fairgrounds next Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Two staff members will assist constituents with federal issues including veteran and social security benefits.
A specimen the size of a quarter and a fraction of an inch thick holds a dense network of nerves blood vessels sweat glands and millions of cells. The skin contains about a yard of blood vessels four yards of nerves up to 1300 nerve endings and 100 sweat glands.
A dense list of marriage licenses and dissolutions filed in Warren County includes the names of intended spouses with ages and addresses, jobs, and current residences. The notices also cover petitions for dissolution and divorce suits naming respondents in Franklin and surrounding communities.
A busy period reports several emergency responses. Henry Roberts, 46, treated for a foot wound after a fire at 1024 Hughes St. George Adams, 69, admitted in serious condition with possible heart attack at 2840 Shartle St. Charles Kramer, 30, Lexington, Ky, breathing困难. admitted.
Gratis township trustees have moved the normally scheduled July meeting to Thursday at 7 p.m. in the township building on Gratis Road. The standard meeting time is the fourth Saturday of the month.
Miscellaneous lost items and pets reported in several neighborhoods including Breiel Roosevelt Germantown Road and Thomas Road. Dogs cats and a white poodle are listed with contact numbers and rewards. several entries note recovery hours and locations in Middletown and Franklin areas.
Thomas A. Jackson, 55, of 813 Crawford St, Middletown, died at Middletown Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home, 423 6516, with services announced for Monday at 10 am.
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