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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

2

Natchez IX Wins First Steamboat Race In A Century

Natchez IX defeated the Delta Queen in a New Orleans steamboat race, archbishop Philip M. Hannan aboard as guest of honor. About 636 passengers rode Natchez IX paying $25 each with $5 per fare donated to restore St. Louis Cathedral. total funds raised near $10,000.

New Orleans Robert Dawson Milwaukee Mark Twain Philip M. Hannan Natchez St. Louis Cathedral French Quarter Archdiocese of

Water bill proposals submitted to city commissioners

The Water Collection Committee submits four recommendations to city commissioners to improve water bill collection in Middle town. Proposals include notifying nonpayers after two months, sending delinquency notices to both tenant and owner for rented properties, correcting the water service application form, and requiring signatures from both tenant and owner. The report notes preliminary nature and ongoing rules review by the Water Department.

Middletown Water Collection Committee Stan Sorrell Bob Moschell Denis Daly Water and Sewer Service Jack Harkrader Water Department Harkrader

Winners Named in Animal Tale Essay Contest

The Humane Association of Miami Valley selected winners from many entries. John Bilich of John XXIII School won a special award for the best paper. First prizes of 10 dollars went to Jackie Fisher Tom Haid Angela Grubb and others. Second and third prize recipients include Sam Kuper Bill Thomas Brenda Schwiezer Amy Cogan Kate Moore Suzanne Countryman Deanna Singleton Alison Brown. Honorable mentions listed. The stories featured sea creatures and wildlife themes reflecting Be Kind to Animals Week.

The Humane Association of Miami Valley John Bilich John XXIII School Jackie Fisher Bilich Tom Haid Hamilton Angela Grubb Sam Kuper Bill Thomas McGuffey Oxford Brenda Schwiezer Amy Cogan Kate Moore Suzanne Countryman Deanna Singleton Alison Brown Caron Sue Adkins Joseph Shupe Mayfield School David Lauer Danny Davis Monica Lyons Mike Retherford Eric Hill Oneida Brian Yamauchi Mary Gill Tracy Flyurr Patrick Quackenbush Scott Hess S. A. Bell A. L. Bland Robert Hawk

James Burgemeir Named Grand Knight Of Council 1610

James Burgemeir of 205 Fulton Lane was elected grand knight of Knights of Columbus Council 1610, succeeding Bob Andre. Other officers elected include Al Brannon deputy grand knight Fred Wootan chancellor Mike McConnell recorder Tim Enright treasurer Cliff Gorski advocate Doug Borders warden Bob McConnell Jr inside guard and David Mulligan outside guard. Richard Oswald was chosen trustee for three years with others serving one year terms.

James Burgemeir Fulton Lane Knights of Columbus Council Bob Andre al Brannon Fred Wootan Mike McConnell Tim Enright Cliff Gorski Doug Borders Bob McConnell Jr David Mulligan Richard Oswald

Lake's Freedom Train Show At LeSourdsville Park

LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park hosts a country music showcase as part of the American Freedom Train exhibit near Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati through June 11. The program highlights local performers on the exhibit schedule.

LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati

Sanity tests for Ruppert in Easter slaying case

Ruppert, 41, charged with the Easter day killing of 11 relatives, will undergo psychiatric examinations to determine sanity at the time of the crime. Butler County Forensic Center doctors McDevitt and Sokolov to report in writing to the court.

Hamilton James A. Rup Butler County Forensic Center Robert McDevitt Howard Sokolov Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Ruppert Cramer

Three finalists named in Middletown postmaster selection

Three of 12 candidates remain for Middletown postmaster after the death of Frank Dobrozsi. The trio will be sent to a regional Postmaster Selection Board for a single recommendation to the U.S. postmaster general, with a decision expected within about a month before the August 13 deadline. Oscar Koeppel, Middletown assistant postmaster, is among the finalists and says background checks are underway.

Middletown Frank Dobrozsi Joe McDonald Cincinnati Business Administration U.S McDonald Oscar Koeppel Koeppel William J. Lange N. Verity Parkway Dobrozsi

Deaths Mrs Martha Helton 53 of Middletown

Mrs Martha Helton 53 of 1609 Glenn Ave died at 4 20 p m yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. Surviving include husband Corbett three sons Gerald Earl and Carl two daughters Marcella Barnett Janet Dunn father Joe Reed five brothers sister and nine grandchildren. Funeral and burial details given in the notice.

Martha Helton Glenn Ave Middletown Hospital Corbett Gerald Earl Middletown Carl Marcella’ Barnett Franklin Janet Dunn Joe Reed Harkless Reed Frank Reed John Reed Jamestown Buell Reed Monroe Joe Reed Jr Oregon Marybelle Gullett Harrodsburg Little Miami Baptist Church Morrow Roy Coffey James Walters Woodside Cemetery Joseph R. Baker & Sons

Obituaries Summary for Bertha Ritchey and William Roberts

Bertha Ritchey 82 of 5667 West Alexandria Road died at Highland View Nursing Home in Troy after a brief stay. Survived by daughter Marguerite Truesdale and 13 descendants, arrangements pending at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. William T. Roberts 73 of 719 Virginia Ave died at Grandview Hospital Dayton after an extended illness. Survived by wife Alma and six daughters plus siblings and 23 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. services set for 2 p.m.

Bertha Ritchey West Alexandria Road Highland View Nursing Home Troy Ritchey Beaver Falls Middletown Marguerite Truesdale Wilson- Schramm Memorial Franklin William T. Roberts Virginia Ave Roberts Grocery Grandview Hospital Dayton Alma Virginia Lieungh Dorothy Newkirk Elizabeth Powell Betty Vilaki Lake Wales Fla Peggy Cook Phyllis Hammons Richard Church Miamisburg Pauline Caton

Four Garages Broken Into Overnight Burglary Spree

Four garages were entered overnight Tuesday with tools worth $185 taken from the Norman Mathis garage at 513 Young Street after a forced door. A battery was stolen from a car behind the Bessie Keller residence at 511 Young Street. In the Harry Andres garage at 305 Baltimore Street the door was pried and a car rummaged with nothing missing. The Jack Frost garage at 1331 Forest Avenue was broken into with a wheelbarrow and a drill stolen while two cars were rifled but no items missing.

Norman Mathis Young St Bessie Keller Harry Andres Baltimore St Jack Frost Forest Ave Frost

Fire damages TV at residence on Florence Street

Firefighters respond to 9 09 am at 200 Florence Street for a lightning strike on a television antenna at Dr. Omer Hurlbert home. TV damage valued at 200 dollars.

Florence St Omer Hurlbert 20Th Ave James Cottrell Curtis Street Parkview Avenue Elmer Peck Yankee Road

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