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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1973

Page

2

Five Hurt in Three City Traffic Accidents

Five people were injured in three separate city crashes yesterday afternoon. In the first incident at Manchester Road and Yale Drive a car struck a parked trailer after skidding 75 feet. Teenagers David Schiavone and Gordon Wallace were treated for head cuts and minor injuries. two other youths escaped injury. In the second crash at North Avenue and Shafer Street Richard Willis and Geraldine Sorrell sustained injuries. Willis was cited for failure to yield. A motorcyclist, John Gullet, was treated and released after a separate accident near Verity School.

Middletown Hospital Manchester Road Yale Drive David Schiavone Tytus Ave Gordon Wallace Tytus Joe Lonicker Hughes St Jim Marcum Elwood St John Sauter Sauter Schiavone Jim Holland North Avenue Shafer Street Richard Willis Middletown-Eaton Road Geraldine Sorrell Eck Road Curtis Sorrell Willis

Bishop dives into canal to save farmer in Pavia

In Pavia Italy AP bishop Antonio Angioni 62 jumped into a canal to save farmer Nandino De Carli 51 after he fell from a bicycle and lost control. The act occurred Monday as bystanders watched the dramatic rescue.

Pavia Italy Antonio Angioni Nandino de Carli

Fire at Farmer's Mart in Cincinnati Causes Panicked Exits

A peak hour blaze at Farmer's Mart in Cincinnati's eastside Saturday afternoon sent about 50 patrons fleeing. An elderly woman injured her hand. Damage exceeds $150,000. Firefighters faced a 90 minute fight as phone-line damage delayed reporting. About 50 firefighters responded near Lunken Airport.

Cincinnati, Ohio Farmer's Mart Cincinnati Robert Shinaman Lunken Airport

Deaths and Funerals Reach Across Communities

Miss Ethel Pinson 76 of 426 Weaver Ave dies on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Triedstone Baptist Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survivors include five sisters. Arrangements by Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel. Hugh Dawson 84 of 3212 Glencoe Ave dies in Sarasota. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery Franklin. John Mittenberger 69 of Henderson Ky dies at Community Methodist Hospital. Services 11 a.m. tomorrow at John A. Arpp Funeral Home. Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.

Ethel Pinson Weaver Ave Triedstone Baptist Church Herbert Hart Woodside Cemetery Pinson Jefferson, Ga Middletown Hospital The Air Service Wright- Patterson Afb Triedstone Church Pastor’s Aid Club Choir and Missionary Society Irene Thomas Annie Shields Middletown Bessie Tate Lessie Hubbard Gary Ind Mancina Pierce Chicago Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel Hugh Doc) Dawson Glencoe Ave Sarasota Fla McCoy- Leffler Herbert Thompson Woodhill Cemetery Franklin Germantown John Mittenberger Henderson Community Methodist Hospital Civil Service Dayton Miltenberger Maude E. Miltenberger William Benetiel Roberds Shirley Winn North Park Calif Alameda Miller Toledo Elsie Smith Lewisburg Glenn West Carrollton William Alfred Arcanum John A. Arpp Edwin Beck Mt. Pleasant

Federal plan calls for Northeast rail overhaul and nationwide tax

The Interstate Commerce Commission urged Congress to overhaul the Northeastern rail system and adopt a national 1 percent tax on all surface freight to fund the $400 million to $500 million annual program. The plan targets 17 states and DC, citing aging facilities and looming bankruptcies like Penn Central, with public funding seen as the only viable option.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Congress Commission District of Columbia United States Northeast Penn Central

Youth shot over dope in Middletown incident

A Middletown man, Thomas Frazier aged 19, was shot three times at Minnesota Street and 16th Avenue. He was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with wounds to the leg and back after an incident police tied to a dispute over dope. Four women in a car helped him to the hospital as a crowd gathered nearby.

Minnesota Street 16Th Avenue Thomas Frazier 19Th Ave Middletown Hospital Frazier Hood’s Market 16Th Ave

Wheels Up Landing At Miami University Airport

Carl Colip Jr., 44, of Greenfield Ind., escaped injury when he made a wheels up landing of his small plane at the Miami University Airport west of Oxford about 3:30 p.m. yesterday. State patrolmen said only the propeller and undercarriage were damaged and it was unclear if the gear malfunctioned or was forgotten.

Oxford Greenfield Ind Miami University Carl Colip Jr Colip

Volleyball game at Garfield Elementary PTO meeting

Garfield Elementary School teachers and parents will square off in their annual volleyball game in the school gym Monday at 7 30 p m The game is a PTO function and has been played for several years

Garfield Elementary

India native to show film at church meeting

Carlisle film program features Mrs Surendra Singhvi, a native of India, showing a documentary and speaking about her homeland at the New Jersey Presbyterian Church social room on March 27 at 7 30 PM.

Carlisle The Women's Association of the New Jersey Presbyterian Church Surendra Singhvi India

Franklin Police Briefs Reported Losses From Residents

Mrs Linda Lawless of 49 Grandview Drive Franklin reported a thief took a $40 tape player from her parked car. Robert Skeens of 508 Boylston St reported a burglar stole $179 in coins and currency.

Linda Lawless Grandview Drive Franklin Robert Skeens Boylston St

TOPS elects Mrs York as Ohio Chapter leader

Betty York was elected leader of the local TOPS Club Ohio Chapter 374 in Franklin. Also chosen were Barbara Bishop co leader Carmen Moore secretary and Mary Lee Henderson treasurer who also earned Queen of the Week for a seven pound loss. Installations are set for March 26 with duties beginning April 2. Charms were awarded to Barbara Bishop Alice Howell and Ida Mae Riley for six weeks of weight losses.

Franklin Betty York Tops Club Ohio Barbara Bishop Carmen Moore Mary Lee Henderson Henderson Bishop Alice Howell Ida Mae Riley

Armco Worker Injured After 25-Foot Fall at Plant

An Armco employee, Thomas Ervin, 36, of Franklin, fell 25 feet at the car dumper area of the blast furnace yesterday morning. He sustained a fractured pelvis and chest injuries and was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital as doctors evaluated for additional injuries.

Armco Middletown Hospital Thomas Ervin Bechtel Drive Franklin

Silverton S&L Branch Approved for Monroe

The Ohio Commerce Department approves Silverton Loan and Building Co to open a branch in Monroe at the Main Street shopping center. The move follows an application filed about two weeks prior and objections from Middletown savings and loan associations. The Silverton firm already operates two offices in the Silverton area northeast of Cincinnati.

Building and Loan Association Division Ohio Commerce Department Cincinnati Savings and Loan Association Monroe Columbus Silverton Loan

Fire Response and Ambulance Transport Incidents

Fire at 13 Clark Street sent Nellie Conner 86 to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after a fall. Earlier at 2715 Burbank Avenue David Combs 31 of 1720 Brentwood Street was taken ill by ambulance.

Clark St Nellie Conner Middletown Hospital Burbank Ave David Combs Brentwood St

Zoning Approved for 93 Acres in Franklin Annexation

Franklin City Planning Commission approved zoning backed by City Manager Bernard Eichholz for 93 acres recently annexed along Second Street near I-75. The north side will be C-4 maximum business and the south side M-1 light industry.

Franklin — City Planning Commission Bernard Eichholz Franklin Second Street

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