Miller's Jewelry moves into new mall quarters
The Miller family, long tied to the watch and jewelry trade, relocates from 1016 Central Ave to a newly renovated 1039 Central shop in Middletown mall space doubling their floor area. The move, a fully family affair, adds a 1700 square foot showroom and a remounting counter while the elder owners expect the mall project to boost business.
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Mabley and Carew
Grandfather Miller
Miller
Don E. Miller
Don Jr
Middletown
Miami University
Mike
Middletown High School
Cyndi
Ella Mae
Millers
Miller’s
Mall
Central Ave
Central
Don Sr
Miller's Jewelry
Getz Jewelers of
Shipley Motor Sales Sold to Chrysler-Plymouth Inc
Fred Hurst of Franklin and John Bunn of West Carrollton acquire Shipley Motor Sales. Harry and John Shipley, longtime Chrysler Plymouth dealers, sell after 31 years. New firm Preble County Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. will operate at the same site with a continued dealer arrangement with Chrysler Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Alexandria
Welfare Rites Spend Billions From Federal Taxes
The article notes that for fiscal 1971 total welfare outlays by federal, state and local governments reached 171 billion dollars with more than half 92 billion dollars funded by federal taxes.
Navy to reopen 55 year search for mysterious Cyclops ship
The Navy will renew a search off Virginia’s coast for the World War I era cargo ship Cyclops missing since March 1918 with 309 aboard. Salvage ship Kittiwake will probe about 70 miles off the Cape to seek the sunken vessel, based on a diver’s 1969 claim.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Virginia
Baltimore
Barbados
Woodrow Wilson
Kittiwake
Virginia Capes
Dean Hawes
Cape Henry
Births and hospital dismissals listed in Vital statistics
Birth announcements for a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fogle and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mottashed and others noted as today and yesterday. Multiple hospital dismissals include Jerry Inman Fred Rice Shelly Cassidy Daniel Stacy and many others by name and address with a hospital patient number.
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Gregory Fogle
N. Sutphin St
Charles Mottashed
Mason
Adam L. Fugate
August Ave
John L. Clouse
Roosevelt Blvd
Jerry L. Inman
Franklin
Fred A. Rice
Oxford State Road
George Howard
S. Sutphin Street
Shelly Cassidy
Rodney Cassidy
Taylor Street
Basil Roberds
Wildwood Road
Chester Selby
Goldman Avenue
Robert Campbell
Hampton Place
Daniel R. Stacy
Walter Stacy
Garfield Street
Charles Williams
Beech Street
Lewis Harris
Wilson Street
Roosevelt Hart
15Th Avenue
Alys S. Springfield
Pauline Ashcraft
Renee Drive
Harold Lewis
Auburn Street
Shirley Hatfield
Sherman Avenue
Roy Miller
Roosevelt Avenue
Arthur Nash
Logan Street
Ethel Smith
McKinley Street
William Campbell
Edward Washington
Earl Mercer
Winfred Risner
Queen Avenue
Middletown
CG and E Declares Dividend and Bonds Plan
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. announces a regular quarterly dividend of 41 cents a share on common stock payable Aug 15 to record holders July 13. Board also sets quarterly dividends on outstanding preferred shares and plans a $60 million first mortgage bond issue in July to repay short term debt and fund construction. Net earnings for the year ending May 31 were $2.47 a share after preferred dividends, up from $2.05 last year.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senator Norris Cotton to retire after 28 years in Congress
Republican Sen Norris Cotton of New Hampshire plans to end 28 years of congressional service next year. He cites his wife’s ill health and aging as reasons for not seeking re election in 1974. Cotton began in the state House, moved to the U S House in 1946, and won a Senate seat in 1954.
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Washington
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Cotton
House of Representatives
U.S. House
Senate
Methodists approve amnesty resolution in Ohio conference
Delegates of the East Ohio Conference narrowly endorse amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders by a 483 to 478 vote. They urge Nixon to proclaim amnesty and Congress to pass supporting legislation while rejecting a motion against the Supreme Court abortion guidelines. The body approves a $5.6 million budget for 1974, raises minimum minister salaries to 6600, and ordains 28 deacons and 15 elders.
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Lakeside
Ohio
East Ohio
The
United Methodist Church
Indochina
Nixon
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Pinkney stays out of Cleveland mayor race
Cleveland School Board President Arnold Pinkney will seek re election and refrain from the mayoral contest to uphold Democratic party unity. The decision follows a split among black leaders and Democrats that helped Ralph Perk win in 1971. Pinkney cites influence from U S Representative Louis Stokes in the East Side power struggle.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Arnold Pinkney
Democratic Party
Ralph Perk
Pinkney
U.S
Louis Stokes
D-21
Local man receives 120 day sentence in Middletown court
Matt Perdue aged 63 of 721 Elwood St pleaded guilty to four charges including defrauding a taxi driver assault and battery and public intoxication. He was ordered to serve four 30 day terms totaling 120 days in Butler County jail. Several others faced fines and suspended penalties for various offenses.
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Butler County
Middletown
J.T. Lamb
Matt Perdue
Elwood St
Perdue
George Benson
Washington St
Hamilton
Philip Carter
15Th Ave
Charles Thompson
Clark St
Lonnie Stewart
Beam Circle
Franklin
Mark Fordyce
North Ave
Lawrence Arnett
S. Main St
Lonnie Car
Monroe Council to Meet Tuesday at Village Hall
Monroe Village Council, recessed last Tuesday for lack of a quorum, will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Village Hall. Final reports on police requests include appointment of a police chief, patrolmen confirmations, rank list, facilities, insurance and court compensation. A continuation of talks on withdrawing from Lemon Township is on the agenda.
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Monroe
Lemon Township
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Opata Kitchens, Inc
Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
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