Most Stations Here Stay Closed On Sundays As Embargo Ends
Gas stations in the area largely kept Sunday hours restricted despite the end of the oil embargo and a relaxation of policy. Ben Roof hopes April allocations allow some Sundays. Corky’s Marathon will be open 10 am to 6 pm, while several stations including Wildwood Gulf and Franklin’s Bonded may remain closed or uncertain.
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Middletown
Ben Roof
Ben
Sohio
N. University Blvd
Clarence True
Corky
Orchard
Roosevelt Boulevard
Wildwood Gulf
Manchester Road
Franklin's
Second St
Standard Oil
Cincinnati
Aster
Sunoco
Upper
Springboro Drive
Franklin
Fahrenholz
Texaco
S. Breiel Blvd
Fred Fahrenholz
Mobil
Central Ave
Leichty
Dixie Highway
Laynecrest Sohion
Millard Drive
Dad Palmer
Union 76
Nelbar St
Eagles Corner
Dietz Sohio
Marathon
Reed
Exxon
I-75
Ohio 123
L. L. Wetzel
Subduing Suspect Leaves Two Officers Injured in Middletown
Two Middletown patrolmen were slightly injured as they tried to subdue Jerome Ingram after he resisted arrest for drunken driving. Ingram, 21, allegedly kicked Officer Marsh and struck Officer Becker, prompting additional assault and resisting charges.
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Middletown
Jerome Ingram
Woodlawn Ave
Ptl
Theodore Marsh
William Becker
Ingram
Marsh
Becker
Police Captain to Lead Ohio Liquor Control Bureau
Captain James Miller, 26 year police veteran, retires March 28 to become deputy director of control for the Ohio Bureau of Liquor Control. He will oversee enforcement, laboratory and training. begins April, plans to commute to Columbus until June. Miller, 49, lives with wife Mary and daughter Joni in Middletown. He joined in 1947 and became a captain in 1967. part owner of Middletown Security Systems, to sell stake to avoid conflicts. Salary set at 19600. Miller is a Middletown High School graduate who attended Miami University for two years in education.
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James Miller
Ohio Bureau of Liquor Control
Miller
Bureau
Columbus
Police
Middletown Security Systems
Middletown High School
The
Force
Miami University
Deaths and funerals for three Middletown area residents
Services announced for Mrs. Helen Grant 76 formerly of Middletown with entombment at Woodside Cemetery. Memorials suggested to First United Methodist Church or the Heart Fund. Also death of Mrs. Eileen Kercsmar 62 of Middletown with Mass at Holy Trinity Church and burial at St Stephen's Hamilton. memorial to University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.
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Helen Grant
Middletown
Riggs
S. Main St
E. Eugene Frazer
Woodside Cemetery
First United Methodist Church
Heart Fund
Celina
Middletown Women’s Club
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary
Middletown Music Club
Officer cites self after neon bulbs fly off in crash
In Washington Court House Ohio police specialist William Cales faced a crash when neon light bulbs slid from his seat at a red light. He failed to stop in time and struck the car ahead. He cited himself for failure to maintain assured clear distance ahead.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
William Cales
Last day Tuesday for Lions roses campaign
The Middletown Lions Club completes its 1974 rose drive. Rose buyers must pay by Tuesday at five dollars per dozen.
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Lions’ Roses
Middletown
Obituary notices for Mary Lou Neal and Flora L Pate
Mrs. Mary Lou Neal 81 of 2100 Wayne Ave died Friday noon at Middletown Hospital after 11 days as patient. Survived by two sisters Bessie Bishop Minnie Coleman and brother Edgar Wilburn all of Middletown. Services for Flora L Pate 73 of 2241 Brentwood St will be 10 a.m. Monday at Joseph Home with Rev John Wolfe. burial Woodside Cemetery. Survived by son Jerry Middletown daughter Barbara Gehron Phoenix Ariz. plus 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Mary Lou Neal
Wayne Ave
Middletown Hospital
Bessie Bishop
Minnie Coleman
Middletown
Edgar Wilburn
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Flora L. Pate
Brentwood St
John Wolfe
Woodside Cemetery
Pate
Jerry
Barbara Gehron
Phoenix, Ariz
Man dies in crash on I-75 near Columbus area
James Schumann 37, a Middletown resident and father of three, died when his northbound car swerved to avoid another vehicle and rolled off the highway about a mile south of the Butler Warren County line. Passenger William Smith 19 was treated and released. Schumann formerly ran a sign business in Chillicothe. he is survived by wife Patricia and three children, mother Gladys, and siblings. Funeral arrangements are via Haller Funeral Home, Chillicothe, with services at St Marys Church and burial at St Margaret Cemetery.
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Monroe
Middletown
Ohio 63
James Schumann
Chillicothe
Middletown Hospital
William J. Smith
Moorman Place
Highway Patrol
Hamilton Post
Schumann
Butler-Warren County
Patricia
Christina
Timothy
Kenneth
Meadow Lane
Buckeye Sign Co
Cincinnati
Gladys
Haller Funeral Home
S. Plaint St
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Margaret Cemetery
Hearing in arson case continued for Engle
A preliminary hearing for Scott Engle, 20, of 1212 Ellen Drive, charged with arson in a Diamond International warehouse fire on December 8 was continued until March 26 by Acting Municipal Court Judge Vincent Sisson. The three youths charged in the same blaze will be heard Tuesday in Butler County Juvenile Court. One youth, Randy Miller, 37, of 3211 Raymond Drive, faces an additional charge in a separate January 30 fire at a vacant Kroger’s supermarket on University Boulevard near Nelbar Street.
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Scott Scott Engle
Ellen Drive
Diamond International Corp
Vincent Sisson
Butler County Juvenile Court
Randy Miller
Raymond Drive
Kroger’s
University Boulevard
Nelbar Street
UC Student Wins Outstanding Senior in Business Administration
Christopher R. Horn son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Horn of 3323 Navaho St has been named winner of the annual Professional Development Award for outstanding senior in business administration at the University of Cincinnati. The award recognizes outstanding professional competence and Horn will receive it at a luncheon April 16 at the University Faculty Club on campus.
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Christopher R. Horn
Mrs. Nelson
Horn
Navaho St
University of Cincinnati
Lemon-Monroe_ High School
University
Burglar May Have Set Fire at Yankee Road Home
A fire causing about 1400 dollars damage at a Yankee Road residence was believed started by a burglar. Mrs. Hattie Harris reported returning home at 5 p.m. to smoke filling the house, with the blaze beginning in a bedroom chest. A broken basement window and four missing steaks were noted.
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Yankee Road
Hattie Harris
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