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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1965
Page
12
The page presents a large list of crossword clues with numbers and partial annotations. Entries include hints like river names, pronouns, and various descriptors, suggesting a 1965 King Features puzzle with a 25 minute average solution time.
Our United States Public Health Department urges warning about syphilis and gonorrhea. Laura L a high school student faces diagnosis from a doctor, prompting advice on transmission risks treatment and prevention. Emphasizes abstinence promotion and early care, stresses dangers of untreated infection and the role of education and public toilets hygiene.
Reader L W, widow, lists assets including homes, rental property, stocks and $20,000 savings. Adviser warns eight percent yields carry high risk, suggests limiting real estate trust exposure to under $5,000 in solid growth issues like Corn Products or Jersey Standard.
A schedule of local group meetings across Monroe and Manchester including Lions Club Optimist Club Rotary Civitan Sertoma Middletown Fire Department Amanda Fire House and other groups with varying start times from 6 p m to 8 30 p m. Various armories lodges fire houses and halls host sessions throughout Monday and Tuesday.
A brief advertisement lists Middletown Securities and Ladd Manchester Motor Inn with a contact phone GA 2-4571 as part of its New York Stock Exchange related placement.
Four accidents late Saturday and Sunday caused damage totaling 465 dollars. Stephen J. Wynn 18 was cited for assured clear distance after a three car collision at Central Avenue and Charles Street. Joseph Plumbo Jr. 16 was cited for assured clear distance after his car hit Cecil Johnson 25 at Grand Avenue and Breiel Boulevard. Willie J. Henry 37 was cited for assured clear distance after his car struck a fence on Yankee Road.
Fire damaged a car owned by Eddie Perdue at Douglas Park parking lot with $35 damage. Firemen cited a short in the wiring under the hood as the cause. A separate late night street light fire at 17th Avenue and Vermont Street caused about $25 damage due to faulty wiring.
Cattle and hog trading remains slow with steers and heifers opening steady to 50 lower and closing steady. Utility cows at 14.00 15.50, bulls 17.25 18.00. feeders and calves steady. hogs trading very slow with barrows and gilts 24.25 No 1 3 200 240 lb. sows 19.50 22.00, 300 340 lb. lambs steady to 50 higher with 90 110 lb slaughter lambs 24.00 24.50 and 75 80 lb feeder lambs 18.00 20.00.
Egg prices by grade and size, from farms through packing plants to retailers in Ohio and southern Indiana. Includes jumbo to small eggs, consumer grades, carton and loose sales, with prices for large A, medium, small, and B whites, plus No 1 fryers and hens. Potatoes sell 6.00 to 9.00 per 100 pounds.
Three individuals were treated at Middletown Hospital after incidents aided by firemen. A nine year old girl swallowed a dime and was rushed to the hospital. Barbara Foster and Linda Dunkin sought aid for breathing trouble and stomach pains respectively, with Foster taken by private car and Dunkin released after aid. Glenn Jackson aged 64 was also assisted after illnesses at his Howard Avenue home and transported by Tri County ambulance.
Middletown Jaycees president Bob Housh led members Roger Craft Ed Mynhier and John Rosenberger at an Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce state meeting at Euclid Forum. Sessions covered Americanism government affairs community development health and safety youth and sports local chapter management and leadership training.
David M. Brown reported his convertible top was pried open at 214 Thorn Hill Lane and a pocket secretary with 74 dollars stolen from the glove compartment. Police chased two youths after they tried to pry open a Douglas Park concession stand but were not caught. Akers Packaging on Jefferson Road was burglarized with three soft drink machines and a cigarette machine broken into. A loose monkey at Sunset Park was chased by officials and police and had to be destroyed to prevent possible bites to children.
Announcements list probate notices for the estates of Edward L. Fenders and Clifford H. Morningstar Sr. in Middletown Butler County Ohio. Catharine E. Fenders named executrix for Edward L. Fenders. Leola P. Morningstar named executrix for Clifford H. Morningstar Sr. Dates cited July 1965. attorneys listed John A. Cris and Mary C. Lor.
In Middletown Municipal Court Ohio Roger Buchanan files against James Lawrence Edison seeking 732.99 dollars. Edison must answer the petition by September 3, 1965. attorney Gene Schaefer represents the plaintiff with dates July 19, 26 and August 2 9 16 23 listed.
Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine says mills remain busy through late August with strikes looming and September demand sagging. Some firms show only partial September capacity while July and August shipments stay strong, yet inventories may force output declines in the next six months of 1965. Scrap prices hold at 34.50 per ton.
United Rubber Workers Local 713 and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. pursue new bargaining after the union rejected a tentative Decatur plant agreement. About 550 workers have been on strike since June 27, with details of the issues not disclosed.
Legal notices from Butler County Ohio include a petition for adoption of Terry Eugene Copeland born March 1 1960 in Land Lake Georgia with hearing set for August 19 1965 and a sheriff sale of Middletown real estate to satisfy a mortgage by Security Savings and Loan Company with auction on August 17 1965. Also includes divorce actions for Halsey and Green and a zoning hearing on August 5 1965 regarding a filling station at 823 South Main Street.
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