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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1976
Page
2
The Armee Employes Independent Federation representing nearly 7,000 Middletown Works workers seeks a dues hike to cover rising costs. The union says the question is being mailed to members this week for a vote on a proposed increase.
The Butler County Community Action Commission will hold a 7 30 p m meeting in the county commissioners meeting room at 141 Court St Hamilton urging residents to attend and voice concerns about community needs. Attendees may seek information on youth summer programs educational opportunities and other county life topics.
The Division of Police relocated to a new city wing at Broad Street and Columbia Avenue. Visitors will wear IDs in secure areas, and officers will display color photos. A new central switchboard created a new number 425 7700 for all department calls. A dues increase for the AEIF to 2.60 monthly is planned to cover arbitration and costs. Ballots on the change will reach homes by midweek.
Obituaries and funeral notices list Everett Gillum 63 of Shadowlake Trailer Park Mason. Margaret D. Karg 91 Otterbein Home Westerville. Jeanne F. Polisini 50 Middletown resident died in Tampa. Kelly Ratliff 3 months old. George Beckman 82 Middletown. Ralph B. Taylor 67 Carlisle. Ruth M. Witte 56 Middletown Columbus. Private graveside and church services, memorials to Cancer Fund.
At 7:47 p.m. on Tytus Ave Jim Current, 31, fainted in a yard and was taken to hospital after dizziness. At 6:50 p.m. on Santa Fe Road a skillet overheated at James Lowe’s home causing 600 dollars in smoke damage to kitchen and dining room. occupant treated for smoke exposure. At 11 p.m. on Lafayette Ave Rita Martin, 14, was transported to hospital and treated and released. At 10:04 a.m. on Curtis St Dennis McNutt’s car had an electrical short igniting gasoline with minor damage.
A color television valued at 125 dollars was stolen from Heyford Mullins at 113 North University Boulevard in an early morning burglary. In a separate incident, vandals damaged Raymond Brown’s car at 426 Breisford Drive near Ayr Way store, tearing the arm rest from the door. Five gunshots were fired from a passing car near Kunz Trucking Co on North Verity Parkway around midnight Friday, with one shot striking a truck occupied by Roger Siifer and damaging its fender.
Three students at Miami University's Middletown Campus earned Phi Kappa Phi honors for their freshman year. Wilma Brewer in Applied Science Pamela Lambert in Business Administration and Petra Schmidt in Fine Arts were cited as outstanding freshmen in their divisions for straight A averages in their first two quarters.
About 30 people attended the Flag Day event in the Montgomery Ward parking lot on N University Boulevard. E J O Sullivan urged pride in the flag as Ward’s store flies the banner for 21 days from June 14 to July 4 with the Miami Valley Militia firing a cannon salute.
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