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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
26
Carlisle police chief Larry Stamm announces a May 30 1966 law enforcement program requiring residents to remove inoperable vehicles from streets and private property within 30 days or face court citations and fines up to 50 dollars. Cars left on streets 72 hours may be towed.
Foundations engineer Dorothy Ray of Columbus Testing Laboratory inspected the Stubbs Mills bridge over the Little Miami River this week. She collected soil samples from the river bed and abutments and noted findings for analysis.
The University Club of Miami University and Western College for Women named Dr. Jane L. Rees as president at a recent dinner. Thomas J. Gilmore was elected vice president, Christine Van Gorden secretary, and Ned Weinman treasurer by mail ballot.
Portland Oregon AP reports a peacock was tossed into the tiger grotto at the Portland Zoo. Zoo Director Jack Marks says tigers in India eat peacocks and that the tiger was not blamed. About 1 800 schoolchildren visited the zoo that day.
Local 4 H Beef Club sponsors a May 25 contest at the Warren County high school to crown beef queen who will advance to the Ohio Beef Queen contest. Entrants must be 16 to 21, single, beef farm connected, and submit a 300 word essay on Beef My Family's Favorite.
Robert B. Butler, a sculptor and full professor, named chair of Miami University's department of Art in the School of Fine Arts. He succeeds Edwin L. Fulwider who will return to the faculty. Butler has taught at Miami since 1952 and is noted for stone bas-reliefs and medallions. Butler is a Blue Mound Illinois native, educated at the University of Minnesota Duluth, Claremont Graduate School, and Kansas City Art Institute.
Mrs. Jacquelin Burchwell bitten by a rat near 588 Martha Drive says city cleanup is underway after years of neglect. The vacant house, owned by Central Savings Bank of New York, is being fumigated and grass cut, with repairs contracted.
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. accuses the Johnson administration of omitting federal facilities from a Washington area air pollution curb plan. He says federal facilities emit about 63,000 tons of pollutants yearly and accuses the administration of insincerity in its clean air statements.
The Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 150 will host the district meeting May 17 at the 1000OF Temple in Lebanon, convening at 8 p.m. with entertainment and refreshments. A rummage sale runs until 9 p.m. tonight and again tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon. notice names Archie Carter of Metropol Hotel Room 4 North Vernon Indiana and Noble Grand Josephine Teller.
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