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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1975

Page

2

Graduation expenses rise for soon to be grads

High school seniors face costs for announcements cap and gown pictures and college applications. Mary Rose Coyle of Fenwick and Tom Curtis of Middletown incur prices from 5 to 35 dollars for items including 25 announcements 30 photos and diplomas. SAT ACT tests run about six dollars each with an umbrella fee for additional tests.

Sandy Pawelkoski Mary Rose Coyle Fenwick High School Dave Finkelman Herff-Jones Co Dayton Coyle Vannest Ave Middletown High School Tom Curtis Rusmar Court Tom Gerald Curtis Mary Rose MHS Image Pachille Reiue Carnegie-Mellon University Pittsburgh Carnegie-Mellon University of Cincinnati Purdue University Purdue Middletown Miami University Oxford Fenwick Thomas Coyle Washington, D.C

Cleveland steel worker becomes Ohio's fourth lottery millionaire

A 35 year old Republic Steel recorder from Cleveland won the states fourth lottery grand prize in Lorain Ohio. George A Fertig will receive 50000 yearly for twenty years. The winner eliminated Jo Ann Wallace who won 100000. Third prize went to Raymond Rice and ten others won 10000 each while another ten took 2000 and eighty earned 1000.

Lorain Ohio Republic Steel Cleveland George A. Fertig Fertig Jo Ann Wallace Cincinnati General Motors Corp Raymond Rice April Cottenmyre Dayton Ronald McGaskey Barberton Ruth Gaylor Shirley Sibetich Conneaut

Middletown Woman Competes in Lottery but Misses Prize

Mrs. Bernice Howard of 2316S Sutphin Sr in Middletown was among 100 entrants for the big lottery prizes but did not appear among the winners. She could have qualified in the $2000 or $1000 category.

Middletown Bernice Howard Sutphin Sr

Mailman Bitten by Dog on Young Street

Mailman Paul Gonde of Fairfield was bitten on the right hip by a German Shepherd during rounds in the 1200 block of Young Street yesterday. He received treatment for a puncture wound at Middletown Hospital and was released.

Paul Gonde Fairfield Young Street Gonde Middletown Hospital

Fire dispatch reports multiple injuries in city incidents

At 7:59 p.m. 3110 ale Drive Frank Jones 65 suffered a possible heart attack and was taken to hospital. At 7:56 p.m. 1829 Brentwood St Martha Tackett 28 felt pains and was admitted for treatment. At 3:40 p.m. 2700 Central Ave Doug Beck 10 sustained fractures to both legs and right wrist a knocked out tooth after a fall from a tree. admitted in fair condition.

Yegorsey Ale Drive Frank Jones Brentwood St Martha Tackett Central Ave Doug Beck

Wrecks Multiply in Rain Downtime Afternoon

A rain sped string of five accidents occurred between 3 45 and 4 30 p m in Middletown. Dorothy McConnell 22 of 425 Meadow Lane Trenton collided with Timothy Reed 17 of 4932 Mossman Road West Middletown after watching another crash near the West Middletown bridge. Both were treated at Middletown Hospital for injuries. Estimated damage to each car 500 dollars. No citations issued.

Middletown Carmody Boulevard Columbia Avenue Dorothy McConnell Meadow Lane Trenton West Middletown Timothy Reed Mossman Road Middletown Hospital McConnell Reed

Certificate to Paul Day by VFW auxiliary district

Paul Day executive editor of the Middletown Journal received a certificate of appreciation from District 4 Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars for coverage of auxiliary activities across Butler Warren Clermont and Hamilton counties. District president Mrs Ruth M. Carter and chairperson Mrs Earlene Wilson presented it. this is the district’s first award.

Paul Day The Middletown Journal District 4 Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Butler Warren Clermont Hamilton Counties Ruth M. Carter Earlene Wilson

18th Birthday Draft Registration Ends in 1976 Plan

Walter Pawelkoski, Middletown veterans service officer, explains that mandatory registration at 18 is replaced by an annual period. The April 1 change sets a single annual window for registration, with the first period announced by a presidential proclamation for early 1976. Those who turn 18 before then must register during the first window.

Walter Pawelkoski Veterans Service Middletown Pawelkoski

Services Tuesday for Germantown woman killed in one car accident

Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at John Funeral Home for Rhonda Doolin 22 of 87 Bradley St. killed when her car struck a bridge on Farmersville West Carrollton Road east of Farmersville Friday morning. She belonged to Moraine Heights Baptist Church and is survived by husband Melvin and several relatives. Burial will be in Preble Memory Gardens near Eaton after visitation Monday 5 to 9 p.m.

Germantown Farmersville Rhonda Doolin Bradley St Carrollton Road Doolin Moraine Heights Sheila Miller Eva Miller Lexington John Funeral Home Travis Hudson Preble Memory Gardens Eaton Sylvia Treve Crowe Middletown Goldie Gillum Dayton Illinois Ave Hamp Chambers Harold Combs Butler County Memorial Park Joseph R. Baker

Emergency squad tops runs as May opens in Middletown

Division of Fire launches second year of ambulance service with two orange and white units. By May 1 1974 they have logged over 1 800 runs and nine calls that day, nearly double the citys typical daily average. Ambulances staffed by EMTs handle free city emergencies only.

Division of Fire Middletown

Jungle seen if gun control is not enacted

Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess warns delegates that without handgun controls the county risks becoming a armed jungle where only the fastest gun survives. He cites 1965 handgun murders at 5600 and 1973 at over 10000, arguing crime statistics outpace gunpowder.

Los Angeles Peter Pitchess National Forum On Handgun Control

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