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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
14
A 1967 Roger Fe Spear crossword page discusses word clues and themes. It cites stock sentiment toward St Reg is Paper and includes investor guidance about selling, plus an answer to Saturday’s puzzle and a brief festival note.
A reader asks whether to sell Texaco to pay off a mortgage and how to reinvest. The adviser suggests selling 200 Texaco shares, buying International Telephone and Consolidated Foods, keeping cash as a reserve, and maintaining the loan for now. The note references a Roger E. Spear offer and a guide to investing.
Police estimate total damage from three yesterday accidents at 575 dollars. William Weaver, 41, of 1121 Young Street, was charged with failure to yield after allegedly running a stop sign at 10th Avenue and Minnesota Street at 3 30 p m and striking Imogene Martin, 37, of 846 Ninth Avenue. Both cars sustained 375 dollars in damage.
Cattle numbers: 1,350 head with calves 125. slaughter steers and heifers active, steady to 25 higher. cows steady. bulls steady. Steers and heifers priced by weight with top steer ranges 25.50 per cwt, heifers 23.25-24.00, cows 17.00-19.25. Calves and weaners slower. hogs 1,900 head, barrows and gilts up 9. sows 15.50-15.75. boars 13.50-15.00. Sheep 150 head, lambs 21.00-22.00. Poultry prices, potatoes, and carton grades listed for Ohio and southern Indiana markets.
New York stock market rises at opening with gainers outpacing losers by over two to one. Leading issues climb with U S Steel at 45 percent and United Aircraft up 1 percent to 94, while Raytheon edges up to 65 and Chrysler slips to 41. The AP average of 60 stocks climbs to 324.3.
A YMCA Inferno dance drew seven hundred youths Saturday night, third in the series, with The Rebounds of Columbus providing music. Attendance was 130 below the prior week due to the holiday. next Saturday's event at 8 to 11 p m will feature Columbus group The Fifth Order.
Defense lawyers asked the Ohio first district court of appeals to transfer Posteal Laskey s first degree murder trial from Hamilton County citing pervasive publicity. The move came as the trial was to begin in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court.
Ohio and Indiana farms report candling and grading results with price ranges for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities. Jumbo, large, medium and small sizes show varied per case prices, while undergrades and percentages are noted for packing plants.
Investigators probed the Wheeling Steel Corp plant explosion in Steubenville Ohio that left 58 year old Robert E Harman of Toronto dead and two others injured An acetylene gas generating building blast toppled the structure and fire crews from Steubenville extinguished the blaze The building housing the explosion was demolished
City commissioners meet tonight at 8 at the City Building to consider invoices insurance contracts and administration of oaths of office per clerk Sylvia Hughes. The agenda is described as light with only routine matters on the docket.
About 220 United Steelworkers union members walked off the job at Sawbrook Steel Castings Co in Lockland as the company refused to enter into collective bargaining on a new contract.
Police report two cartons of clothing stolen from Yankee Freight Lines on S Dixie Highway after burglars broke the front door glass. Police recovered a stolen car at 5 55 p m parked in front of 512 Young Street.
Harry C. Kleemeier 77 of the Manchester Motor Inn died March 26 at Middletown Hospital. Friends welcome at Riggs Funeral Home Tuesday and service Wednesday with Rev. Howard Sears. interment Vine Street Hill Cemetery in Cincinnati. Herbert Laymon 68 of 1316 Woodlawn died March 22 at home. Visitation at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Sunday. service Monday with Rev. Henry Howard. interment Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler 423 9443.
Death notices and funeral details for Henry Noble Anna Wenger and Joseph Wetzel plus public acknowledgments. includes addresses Franklin Ohio and Middletown Hospital references, service times, church names, and interment at Woodside/Caldwell cemeteries. Also minor ads for seeds and beauty services.
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