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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1968

Page

9

Lebanon GI Dies in Vietnam War

Pfc. Richard A. Mullins 19 son of Rev. and Mrs. O B Mullins of Lebanon Killed Tuesday in Vietnam. Died of wounds from accidentally triggering a booby trap after four months in country. Member of First Air Cavalry Air Mobile Company. Survived by wife Frieda Allison, parents, sister and three brothers. Body to Oswald Memorial Home for military rites.

Lebanon Richard A. Mullins O. B Mullins Weisenberger Road Vietnam Army First Air Cavalry Air Mobile Company Frieda Allison Charles Monds Frank Keystone Ind James and John

Police report two crashes near Baltimore Street and Verity Parkway

A 48 year old Crystal Tissue Co official remained in fair condition after a three car collision at Baltimore Street and Woodlawn Avenue. Robert McDade and Sue Ellen Keith were among others treated, with $1,625 in damage across five cars. A second crash at Verity Parkway and Winona Drive involved Carol S. Charles and Causly King with $850 damage and citations for failure to yield.

Crystal Tissue Co Middletown Robert McDade Jackson Lane Baltimore Street Woodlawn Avenue Sue Ellen Keith Keith Ave Trenton John E. Cavey Rosemarie Road Franklin McDade Cavey Auto Cavey Carl Combs Ellen Drive Carey Keith Verity Parkway Winona Drive Carol S. Charles Germantown Road Causly King Lamberton St. King

Five injured in two Butler County crashes

Two separate single vehicle crashes in Butler County injure five people. In the first incident on Rt 747 near Rt 129 three Cincinnati teens Pauletta Hamilton Vickie Hood and Barbara Fish sustained lacerations and were treated and released. The second crash on I 75 near Tylersville Road involved Wesley Bird and two Dayton youths Guan Helman and Kathy Sour. Bird AWOL from the Army faces charges of reckless operation and driving without a license with Sour admitted for surgery.

Butler County Cincinnati Pauletta Hamilton Beavercreek Circle Vickie Jo Hood Lemaine Drive Sharonville Barbara Fish Cleveland Ave Glendale Mercy Hospital Hamilton Highway Patrol Tylersville Road Wesley Bird Johnson St Dayton Bird Guan Helman Grammer St Kathy Sour Wiley St Helman Miss Sour U. S. Army

Three Women Injured In Preble County Crash

Three women remained in fair condition after a two car crash at the Camden College Corner Road and Eaton Oxford Road intersection in Preble County. Katherine Rose 62 of Oxford failed to yield to Elizabeth Ann Murray 25 of College Corner whose car struck the Rose vehicle broadside. Stella Hensley 64 of Oxford, a passenger in the Rose car, was also hurt. Murray and Rose were admitted to McCullough Hyde Hospital and Hensley transferred to Mercy Hospital.

Camden College Corner Road Eaton - Oxford Road Katherine Rose S. Main St Oxford Elizabeth Ann Murray Box 158 College Corner Rose Auto Eaton-Oxford Road Murray Stella Hensley E. Main St McCullough - Hyde Hospital Murray and Rose McCullough - Hyde Miss Hensley Mercy Hospital Hamilton

Armco Middletown Works rolls first 30-ton slab milestone

Armco's Project 600 at Middletown Works fires up a new $50 million slabbing mill and 24 soaking pits producing the first 30-ton slab. The milestone advances modernization for an 86 inch hot strip mill, with future milestones including strip pickler lines and continuous casting.

Armco Middletown Works Middletown Don Osborne Osborne Cincinnati

Red Cross seeks 700 ditty bags for Vietnam troops

Middletown area Red Cross launches Operation Shop Early to assemble 700 ditty bags for Vietnam soldiers. Five hundred filled bags go to troops, 200 unfilled bags to hospitals for comfort items. Led by Mrs. Frank Neal, volunteers urged to call 423 9234 by Oct. 1 to participate.

The Red Cross Vietnam Frank Neal Neal Middletown Area Middletown

Mower overturns injuring West Chester woman

West Chester resident Wilma Gerber was pinned by a riding mower on a steep hillside as it overturned. Neighbors called for help. Mason Life Squad transported her to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton where she was listed in fair condition.

West Chester Butler County Sheriff's Department Wilma Gerber Wendal Prive

Miss Middletown Area Young Republican Pageant

Final preparations for the fifth annual Miss Middletown Area Young Republican Beauty Pageant and Dance at Ellis Country Club. Fourteen contestants will be judged on poise personality and beauty with judges including Mrs. John D Herbert Rep Donald E Lukens C William Marion and Miss Kathleen Wellman. Al Nori's orchestra will provide dancing music starting at 8 p.m. Tickets available at the door.

Middletown

Beekeeper Stung by Dozens in Oxford Incident

Charles Hammons, 58, of 2960 Elgin Road Oxford, suffered 20 to 30 bee stings to the head and neck while tending his hives at home. He was in fair condition at Fort Hamilton Hospital after the late night accident caused by a hole in his bee hat. Sheriff Sgt. Charles Thomas said Hammons did not notice the hole in the hat fabric before the attack.

Oxford Fort Hamilton Charles Hammons Elgin Road Charles Thomas Baker County

Middletown Schools Move Into Computer Age

Middletown Public Schools approve a three year plan to install National Cash Register computer equipment for grade and attendance reporting standard tests inventory and scheduling The system will lease at 24888 annually using Model 615 components and may introduce classroom computer work while absorbing costs with present staff.

National Cash Register Co First National Bank Robert K. Johnson Johnson

Teens Arrested In Middletown Marijuana Party

Police say three juveniles including a 12 year old girl and two teens were taken to the Butler County Juvenile Center on delinquency charges. An 18 year old, Michael S. Spencer of 3112 Morgan St., was charged with possession of marijuana. A 19 year old probationer, Gary Mickabee, escaped police during the raid at 3215 Navaho St. The mother of the 17 year old girl faces charges in Middletown Municipal Court.

Navaho St Clifton Hyde Butler County Sncris Middletown Gary Mickabee Omaha St Common Pleas Court Capt. Hyde Delmas Birch Navaho Street Frank South Mockabee William Barr Hyde

Three Men Beat and Robbed in Separate Attacks

Three men were beaten and robbed in separate early morning assaults. Erwin T. Taylor, 60, was found moaning near Sears Roebuck and taken to Middletown Hospital after head injuries. Charles Maddox, 38, lost 125 dollars and a wristwatch on First Avenue Verity Parkway. John Newkirk, 59, reported an unknown cash loss on Vail Avenue.

Middletown Hospital Erwin T. Taylor Hill Ave Sears Roebuck & Co S. Main St Taylor First Avenue Verity Parkway Charles Maddox Roberts Ave Franklin Vail Avenue John Newkirk Columbia Ave

Fleming Speaker At YR Meeting

Basil Fleming former Middletown Toastmasters president will address the Mid dletown Area Young Republicans on light casualties. The event takes place in the First National Bank conference room. Fleming is a Armco East Process turn foreman and American Legion member who served on the 1968 I Am a Loyal American Day committee.

Basil Fleming Middletown Middletown Area

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Pfc. Mullins Lebanon High School Fort Benning Camp Polk Kash D. Amburgey Bible Church of God In Oswald McDade ‘Fair Butler Preble County Computer Age Fred Sennet Middletown School Middletown System Board of Education Ap N. Verity Pray John Dobrozsi Jr Ins., Inc First Ave O. GA Fleming U.S Jerry Lucas N. Verity
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