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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1975

Page

2

Journalism class to be headed by Fenwick teacher

Rosemarie Ebbesmeyer will coordinate high school journalism instruction for The Journal this fall after serving six years at Fenwick High School. The program aims to spark youth interest in newspaper careers and will include the weekly Page production and renewed journalism scholarships established in memory of Bert Lawler. Applications for the class close May 16.

Rosemarie Ebbesmeyer Fenwick High School Journal Ebbesmeyer Paul Day Day Page Sunday Journal Alice Lawler N.J Bert’’ Lawler

Charge filed in deaths of students

A 38 year old Cleveland man was charged with two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide two counts of hit skip and one count of reckless operation in connection with the deaths of Harold Robinson 17 and Linda Hill 19 who died when their driver education car was struck by another vehicle in Cleveland.

Cleveland Ohio John Watkins Harold Robinson Linda Hill

Death notices for Elgin Marshall and Jake Sellers

Elgin P. Marshall 58 of 816 15th Ave. died Friday at VA Hospital Cincinnati. Services Tuesday 1 p.m. United Missionary Baptist Church Rev. Henry Teasley and Rev. Henry Brewer. burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 7–9 p.m. Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel. Jake Sellers 78 of 109 N. Miami St. died yesterday at Garden Manor Convalescent Home after two months illness. Retired Ford Maintenance 47 years. Surviving wife Frances son Michael sister Margerite Murphy. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Middletown. burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 6–9 p.m. Memorials to Trenton Knothole Assn. or Trenton Rescue Squad.

Elgin P Marshall 15Th Ave Veterans Administration Hospital Cincinnati United Missionary Baptist Church Henry Teasley Henry Brewer Woodside Cemetery Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel Trenton Jake Sellers Miami St Garden Manor Convalescent Sellers Ford Motor Co Hamilton Detroit Frances Michael Margerite Murphy Middletown Wilson Schramm Roy J. Langset Trenton Knothole Assn Trenton Rescue Squad

Two Students Named Freshman Scholars At Ohio State

Michael R. Crow of Madison High School and Timothy J. Zimmerman of Middletown High School are named Freshman Scholars at Ohio State University. The honor goes to top 3 percent of their class and top 5 percent nationally on the ACT, with a certificate and preferred scholarship assistance.

Michael R. Crow Madison High School Timothy J. Zimmerman Middletown High School Ohio State University

Standstill on Hiring Two City Police Officers

The city faces a standstill in hiring two patrol officers after Civil Service Commission actions post the March 18 meeting. The commission demanded five more candidates be evaluated, the department refused, and mediation continues as City Attorney Daly seeks swift resolution. Without an eligible list, training and pay for potential hires are stalled despite earlier approval and a broader request for ten officers and two sergeants.

City Commission Civil Service Commission Police Department Civil Service Commissioners Russell Dwyer Dwyer Department James R. Howerton Denis Daly Daly Samuel Brewer Division of Police Brewer

Man Shot In Franklin After Bar Fight

A man with buckshot wounds to the hips and thighs was treated at Middletown Hospital after a Friday night incident at the Double L Bar on old USS 25. Paul Kinser of 815 Union Road was wounded during a pool game and while fleeing deputies say he was struck with a sawed off shotgun and then shot with the same gun.

Franklin Paul Kinser Union Road Middletown Warren County Kinser

Professor Ralston Russell Jr Elected President of Ceramic Society

Dr. Ralston Russell Jr a professor of ceramic engineering at Ohio State University has been elected president of the American Ceramic Society. He will be installed on Monday in Washington.

Columbus, Ohio Ralston Russell Jr Ohio State University American Ceramic Society Russell Washington

Fire and medical incidents scene Roscoe Roberts and others

At 7:12 p.m. fire at 906 Central Ave. Roscoe Roberts, 51, bled and was taken to hospital. At 3:28 p.m. Harold Helton, 34, of 116 Crawford St., fell from a garage roof and was hospitalized in serious condition. At 1:58 p.m. Charles Bair, 49, at 112 Iglehart St., had an insulin reaction and refused transport.

Central Ave Roscoe Roberts Arlington Ave Harold Helton Crawford St Iglehart St Charles Bair

Water standards revision debated at regional conference

Cincinnati officials and executives from Champion Paper and Procter & Gamble urged realistic revisions to new federal and state water laws. Richard Wigger argued profits drive environmental costs and urged planning to avoid higher consumer charges. J F Byrd of Procter & Gamble labeled controls a legitimate business cost while advocating efficiency and waste reuse.

Cincinnati Ohio Richard Wigger Champion Paper Co Hamilton Wigger Indiana J.F. Byrd Environmental Controls Procter & Gamble Co The Sierra Club

Archbishop Bernardin to preside at Mass for Monsignor Ryan

Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin will lead the Mass of the Christian Burial for Right Rev. Carl J. Ryan at St. Peter In Chains Cathedral. Ryan, 83, headed Roman Catholic schools for 37 years in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and was found dead at St. Aloyses Orphanage.

Cincinnati, Ohio Joseph L. Bernardin St. Peter In Chains Carl J. Ryan Cincinnati Monsignor Ryan St. Aloyses Orphanage Ryan Ohio Dayton

Tapes Stolen From Car Belonging to Bruce Ihle

Police report tapes and tape equipment worth 200 dollars stolen from Bruce Ihle s car at 2124 Carolina Street yesterday. The vehicle top was also cut.

Bruce Ihle Carolina St

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