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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
5
FAIRBORN Ohio voters approve a one mill levy for street lighting by a 3 573 to 1 182 margin. The measure ends a dimout that followed a failed levy last fall and the lights come back on after months of disuse.
Italian born residents form the largest group among foreign born citizens in the United States, surpassing all other nations. The insight highlights Italy as the top source country for new Americans.
Two retired Middletown physicians from Ohio State University College of Medicine’s first class, Dr. Charles T. Atkinson and Dr. Donald M. Blizzard, planned to attend the 50th anniversary alumni reunion at the Ohio Union in Columbus on April 16 but were in ill health and unlikely to participate. Dr. Atkinson, native of Worthington, practiced in Portsmouth 1916–18 before moving to Columbus and serving N. & W. Railroad and Armco Steel staff. Blizzard, from Bluefield West Virginia, joined Atkinson in practice, later working separately after a spell in the Castell Building.
The Middletown Area Parents League accepts Barnitz Bank funding to print 5 000 new copies of the social behavior code book Lets All Agree The bank signs the note Our interest in the progress of the youth in Middletown prompts us to underwrite the booklet Ray Witte chairs the league noting most of the initial 8 000 copies distributed to Middletown schools and other states sixth graders receive copies. the finance committee includes Mr and Mrs Herbert McBain Dr and Mrs Clifford Fen ing and Mr and Mrs J H VanAtta.
POMEROY Ohio AP A campaign for a $1 million bond issue opens in the May primary to fund a consolidated Meigs County High School. If approved, $2 million in state aid would help build a 1000-student facility serving Pomeroy Middleport Northwestern Rutland Salisbury and Bedford districts.
The Middletown Antique Dealers Association presents a semiannual show at the National Guard Armory 2002 S Main St on April 23 from 10 am to 10 pm and April 24 from 11 am to 6 pm. Highlights include primitives art glass dolls clocks pattern glass Haviland R S Prussia and other collectors items with 50 cent admission. Dealers from Franklin Middletown Blue Ball and Le Sourdsville participate and display space is available through Ruth Oglesby 11612 Dix Road.
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