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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1976

Page

13

Silo chamber admired as city speeds Central Marshall project

City Commission, meeting briefly in a new silo like chamber, unanimously approved $182 258 city share for the Central Avenue Marshall Road project and noted $457 492 in Federal Urban funds. The panel also gave first reading to ordinances creating a Department of Administrative Services to consolidate purchasing personnel building maintenance and labor relations.

City Commission Commission Tom Blake Central Avenue-Marshall Road Ohio Department of Transportation Department of Administrative Services Dale Helsel

Middletown Area News: Tuesday July 27, 1976

Local page notes community happenings in Middletown with brief items on residents and events. Details unreadable in snippets, but ongoing neighborhood updates and notices appear across columns.

Middletown Area News

Center Extends Hours Amid Blood Shortage

The Middletown Community Blood Center in Verity Hall near Middletown Hospital will stay open until 7 p.m. today and tomorrow to ease a high blood usage spike seen around the Fourth of July. Executive Jean Cunningham cites four unexpected heart surgeries and widespread higher demand across Dayton area as reasons for the extended hours.

Middletown Center Verity Hall Middletown Hospital Jean Cunningham Butler County Community Blood Center

Hamilton man killed by train on Fifth Street

A 31 year old Hamilton man Ronald Turner Cottage Street was killed last night after walking into a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at S Fifth Street near Sycamore Street alley. Witnesses said he appeared to have his head down when struck and dragged 76 feet. Police report he died at the scene.

Hamilton Baltimore & Ohio S. Fifth Street Sycamore Street Ronald Turner Cottage Street Turner

Carpenter witnesses testify before Butler County grand jury

About 20 witnesses were called yesterday and two this morning to testify as part of a special session probing former Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter. The inquiry, led by BCI at the request of Prosecutor John Holcomb, targets Carpenter's financial affairs after his guilty pleas to two federal income tax evasion counts.

Hamilton Butler County Grand Jury Harold J. Carpenter Carpenter Sheriff's Department Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification BCI John Holcomb Ludlow Cole Journal

Admission to play not free at County Fair Playhouse

Waynesville announced admission for Arsenic and Old Lace at the County Fair Playhouse is three dollars. The listing in Sundays Journal incorrectly stated free admission in Whats Doing in the Area Today.

Waynesville County Fair Playhouse

Bar stabbing victim in serious condition

Ernest Spencer age 40 of 520 S Main St was stabbed in the lower abdomen and cut on the hand and wrist at the Jungle Bar on Clinton Street last night around 10 30 p m Witnesses say three men entered the bar and attacked him with a large knife Paul Cornele an employee pulled a club to intervene The fight began at the Turf Bar on Central Ave and police said Spencer and another man had knives earlier in the parking lot Victims and suspects were identified and to be questioned with charges not yet decided on by morning.

Clinton Street Middletown Hospital Ernest Spencer S. Main St Spencer Paul Cornele Hazard

Paint load explosion injures no one on I 71

A tractor trailer driven by Jesse Shumate 41 of Lewisburg Pennsylvania exploded a load of paint last night on I 71 near the Warren Hamilton County line. The blast damaged the trailer but did not injure the driver.

Mason Jesse Shumate Lewisburg Warren- Hamilton County Hamilton County

California marching band thrills at Middletown High School

The 109 member University of California Marching Band delivered a high energy show in a heat sweltering gym in Middletown. The Ohio stop capped a 24 hour tour covering 13 states with 40 numbers including folk rock and marching tunes. The audience gave a standing ovation at intermission. the performance featured costumes backdrops props and lighting sponsored by the Middletown Area Bicentennial Commission.

University of California Middletown High School Ohio Middletown Middletown Area

Library ends Bicentennial film series

The Middletown Public Library hosts the final Bicentennial film in the Community Room. To Form a More Perfect Union depicts state negotiations leading to the U S Constitution. The free screening starts at 12 15 p m and is open to the public.

Middletown Public Library United States

Fire Admissions From City Callouts Include Three Patients

Fire crews responded to three medical calls in Alma and nearby, admitting Clara White aged 57 for breathing difficulties, Myrtie Winglewich aged 66 in serious condition, and Alma Elrod aged 57 listed as ill and admitted.

N. Sutphin St Alma Elrod N. Grimes St Clara White N. Clinton St Myrtie Winglewich Illto Hospital

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