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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1975

Page

2

Fatal Camden three-car crash kills woman

Camden-Preble deputies probe a three car crash Friday night on U.S. 127 south of Ohio 725 that killed 56 year old Catherine V. Groves of 207 South Main Street. Linda Groves, her daughter and a hospital patient, and another driver were hospitalized. Survivors include husband Byron and children Barbara Larry and siblings. Services set for 2 tomorrow at R C Nein and Sons Funeral Home with burial at Fairmount Cemetery.

Camden Preble County Catherine V. Groves S. Main St Linda Groves Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital Hamilton Stanley Willard N. Maple St Eaton Fort Hamilton

Revenue Sharing Debate Pushes County to Reject Federal Funds

Butler County commissioners hear a nine member group urge rejection of federal revenue sharing funds and oppose House Bill 288 on sheriff department abolition. The group seeks to veto federal money, while officials say they will continue to accept available federal funds and study the proposed bill as a Papuan tribal note contrasts peaceful sing-sings.

Hamilton Butler County Sheriff's Department Dale Logsdon Transportation and Urban Affairs Committee Toledo Art Wilkowski Federal Revenue Sharing Sentative Donald Schirmer Commission New Guinea

Multiple incidents reported including grass fire and injuries

A series of city reports from yesterday lists a grass fire at th and Main St with no damage, a breathing trouble case at 1840 Vance St Veronica Deck age 23 treated and released, and work injury at Diamond International Molded Carton Division Elizabeth Jones age 40 cut on hand. Also electrical short at 416 Curtis St caused house damage $500 contents $100, plus several hospital transports for breathing trouble and bleeding from cuts at various addresses.

Main St Vance St Veronica Deck Diamond International Molded Carton Central Avenue Elizabeth Jones Primrose Lane Curtis St N. Leibee St Thomas Creekbaum S. Breiel Blvd Terry South A.m 8Th Ave Finchey Cargill

Valley View teachers vote to strike over pay ultimatum

Eighty four members of the Valley View Classroom Teachers Association and some non members voted to strike if higher pay is not met by Wednesday. Association President Jill Martz resigned and Mike Doyle was elected president with David Reid as vice president. The board will meet, negotiations planned, and a work stoppage outlined if no decision by 6 am Wednesday.

Germantown Valley View Classroom Teachers Association Association Jill Martz Board of Education Mike Doyle Valley View High School David Reid Doyle Donal Shell Shell

Meat Buying and Selection Program Planned for March

A public program titled Meat Buying and Selection will be held March 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Warren County Cooperative Extension Office meeting room, Columbus Avenue. OSU's Dr. Lois Simonds and Dr. Bob VanStavern will speak on economical shopping practices.

Lebanon Warren County Cooperative Extension Office Columbus Avenue Lois Simonds Bob VanStavern Ohio State University

Middletown forms seven member panel to search for new superintendent

The Middletown school system selects seven members to form a committee chaired by James Kunkler of Armco Steel. Members include Gloria Annenberg Shirley Hirt Joseph Heck Lewis Welshofer William Best Robert Crooke and Harry Nicholson Jr. The panel aims to complete its work by May 1 and will be announced at Thursday's school board meeting.

Middletown James Kunkler Armco Steel Kunkler Lewis E. Welshofer Sherman Ave Armee Steel William F. Best Manchester Inn Centennial Ave Robert B. Crooke Aberdeen Drive First National Bank of Harry Nicholson Jr Kensington St Howard Schueller

Deaths and funerals in area communities

Obituaries note Elmer Kane 82 died at Barbara Park Nursing Home after long illness with services at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home and burial in Calvary Cemetery. Louise Mellott 57 died of cancer at Middletown Hospital. survivors include husband Lewis and eight relatives. services at Eaton Funeral Home. Harold Williams 65 former Middletown Awning & Blind Co. owner died at Cincinnati General Hospital. service details include Eagles Lodge membership and family survivors. Additional notices for Robert Turner 70 and Hazel Wolverton 62 listed with funeral details and locations.

Elmer Kane Clark St Barbara Park Nursing Home Kane Holy Trinity Church Wilson-Schramm Calvary Cemetery Harold Cliff) Williams Middletown- Germantown Cincinnati General Hospital Middletown Hospital Williams Middletown Awning & Blind Co Eagles Lodge Alice Germantown Darrel Middletown Shirley Blakely la Puente Calif Barbara Hazel Wolverton Hamilton Donald Zetta Dunn Ronald Long Robert Long Cleveland Donald Long Cincinnati Brown-Dawson Funeral Crown Hill Memorial Cemetery Ada Mann Fairfield Zettler Leon Murphy Pleasant Ave Gary Ind Agnes Smith Clinton Ave Webb Robert Gerhardt Sr Thomas Freeman Feraway Drive Cahill

Retired Persons Plan Program At Local Meeting

The American Association for Retired Persons invites all over 55 to a March 12 meeting at the Women's Center starting 5 p.m with a covered dish and musical program by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stutz of Centerville. Mrs. Ralph Irons presides. attendance likely from local members.

American Association For Retired Persons Women’s Center Ralph Irons Roy _ Stutz Centerville

German topic for PWP group at Sunset Bank branch

A PWP general meeting will feature a Germany program with three German couples in costume presenting customs and life, plus films. Mary Beth Kenkel of Miami University will discuss helping psychologists, and a two part session is planned for March 26 and April 2 at St Pauls Church. Contact Joyce Rowe or Ethelene Pressler for details.

Germany First National Bank Mary Beth Kenkel Miami University St. Paul’s Church Joyce Rowe

Round Towns Bright Ads and Local Openings Spotlight

A collage of local shop features and promotions highlights Bruster Florists ARM greenhouses Easter blooms Merle Norman Cosmet ic Studio redecorating Cam bridge Inn dinners C E Beathouse menswear Reed Klopp Furniture closing L and S Paint and Flooring Evans Black carpeting Coiffures by Phyllis spring fashion Dillman Foods meat service.

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