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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
15
P F Johnson of the Ohio State Employment Service says many workers have been without jobs for three months or more. With spring wet weather delaying construction, Johnson urges employers to provide temporary or permanent work for unskilled and skilled workers to avoid hardship. Call the employment service to place or secure jobs.
A subcommittee led by C Richard Greathouse seeks a permanent chairman for the Downtown Redevelopment Committee appointed by William Denham. Officials say many candidates are available but time and dedication are the hurdles. interviews will continue as quickly as possible.
Harold Strull 41 owner of Lad and Lassie Shop 1209 Central Ave was attacked at his store yesterday. He lay unconscious with bleeding at 2:35 p.m. emergency squad took him to Middletown Hospital then transferred him to a Cincinnati hospital. The article notes the word legend once meant a church reading.
The Cincinnati Roy als and a major stake in the Cincinnati Gardens, their home arena, were reported sold today in a package deal to a Cincinnati syndicate led by attorney Ambrose Lindhorst.
Middletown Jaycees awarded Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. president John A. Lawler their annual honorary life membership at Bosses' Night in the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Jim Deger won the SPOKE award. Dale Hinshaw praised Lawler's leadership reviving local industry and jobs. Sigurd Anderson, FTC commissioner, spoke on protecting competition and exposing deceptive practices.
Butler County grand jury returned eighteen indictments including two counts of second degree manslaughter in traffic deaths. Russell R. Jones 18 of Camden and Roger Lawson 33 of Middletown were charged in separate fatal crashes. The panel also investigated a pedestrian death and noted jail tuberculosis exam procedures due to funding limits.
The Great Rivers Girl Scout Council will govern the Middletown Area Council area with headquarters in Cincinnati at 2400 Reading Road and an auxiliary office in the Civic Association building. The enlarged council includes Cincinnati Hamilton Middletown Dearborn Hills and troops across Clermont Brown Warren and other counties and takes effect by year end. Local leaders Mary Maurer Mel Tilmon Ellison and Wade Ex led the organizing committee with Mrs Jack Linzie named co chair of the camp committee.
Middletown Area Red Cross drive chair man McKnight Kinne announced the 1963 goal of 42894 has reached over 60 percent despite bad weather. Flood relief work delayed solicitation, extending the drive into April or until all areas are contacted. Contributions can be mailed to 125 S Main St.
United Steelworkers strikers paused the line after Production Plating promised no new hires until next Tuesday amid an unfair labor practices case in federal court. A Cincinnati hearing was continued to Tuesday while the NLRB schedules April 29 proceedings. six arrests occurred in eight days of striking.
Miss Jean Nardin of Middle town High School has been chosen as a finalist in the American Field Service program and may study abroad during July and August. She is an A student active in the Junior Council of World Affairs, Girls' Athletic Association, Swanettes, and school music groups. Semi-finalists included Connie Stubbs and Keith Geckeler.
Lincoln School awarded first place ribbons marked superior to 13 pupils in 116 science exhibits by 129 children. Twenty four received excellent and 43 good ratings. Superior winners include Scott Nein, Chris Townsend, Karen Selby, Lynne Barton, Janet Crawford, Bill Strull, Bob McGraw, Susan Garlikov, Melanie Fleishman, Ted Keathan, Danny Brown, Janie Lazarow and Tim Halsey.
A Monroe area student is to be selected as the second recipient. Local committees pick candidates, while the final selection rests with the state committee based in New York City. Announcement of the chosen student is expected soon.
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