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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1973

Page

2

Fire saves man from Middletown blaze on Lincoln Street

Samuel Moore a 22 year Air Force veteran alerted stand by squadsmen Warren Manning and Charles Seifert to a resident still inside a burning cottage at 910 Lincoln Street. Willie Battiste 47 of Maritime Union HQ New York City was found unconscious and rescued then treated for smoke inhalation and first second degree burns before being released from Middletown Hospital. The blaze caused about 2500 in damage to structure and contents and investigators consider coal furnace explosion or careless smoking as possible causes.

Pete Chappars Air Force Lincoln Street Samuel Moore Ninth Avenue Lincoln Warren Manning Charles Seifert Willie Battiste Maritime Union Headquarters New York City Middletown Hospital Battiste Moore Vietnam Europe Grimes

Lukens Bill Advances In Ohio Legislature

In Columbus the House votes on Rep. Sam Speck’s pay equality bill for women and a Senate panel plans action on a credit extension ban for females. The Senate also backs a citizens commission for the mentally retarded and measures to expand opportunities for the blind, plus a transportation department naming update. Senator Lukens sponsors the residential facilities commission plan with a 11 members and cross legislative representation.

Columbus Ohio House Sam Speck Paul Matia Westlake Donald E. ‘Buz Lukens Middletown

Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Reported

Deaths noted for Harold Miller 65 Neva Mae Rinehart 62 James Carr 86 and Paul Foster 78 with service details. Miller to be buried at Woodside Cemetery and Rinehart at Bethel Cemetery. Carr entombment planned at Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Foster burial at Woodside Cemetery with no visitations. Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society Middletown unit.

Harold Miller van Ave McCoy- Leffler Henry Howard Woodside Cemetery Miller Neva Mae Rinehart Bayview St Middletown Hospital Phillipsburg Middletown- Butler County American Cancer Society Franklin James M. Carr Staley Road Carr Cincinnati & Lake Erie Cleveland Cincinnati Hamilton Lillian Nealie Chrisman Panola Mary Hensley Richmond Eaton Funeral Home H. S. Gessner Miami Valley Paul Merritt Foster Tucson Ariz Middletown Irvin Emmons Wilson-Schramm Memorial Mr. Foster Miamisburg Purdue University Williams-Gray Paper Co Chicago Sabbar Masonic Temple Hazel

Death notices for Ann Beaty Frank Kelly and Frank Gilmore

Ann Beaty 82 of 1182 Goodman Ave died. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Brown-Darson. Frank Kelly 81 of Fairfield daytime services in Dayton. Frank Gilmore 55 of Fairfield private services Wednesday Zettler.

Hamilton Ann Beaty Goodman Ave Brown-Dawson Frank Kelly Fairfield Dayton Frank Gilmore

Five of Alday family found slain in Georgia trailer home

In Reynoldsville Georgia five members of the Alday farming family were found shot to death in a house trailer on Ned Alday’s farm. The victims include Ned Alday 62 Jerry Alday 30 Chester Alday 29 Jimmy Alday 26 and Aubry Alday 58. Mary Alday wife of Jerry is missing and believed held hostage. Police issued alerts for Jerry's car and broadcast across Georgia and neighboring states.

Georgia Reynoldsville South Georgia Ned Alday Chester Alday Jimmy Alday Aubry Alday Ned Mary Alday Jerry

Banquet Speaker Dr. Atchley To Address PPA Oxford

Planned Parenthood Association of Butler County will host its annual banquet at Gaslight Manor Oxford tomorrow at 7 p.m. Dr. Robert C. Atchley, Scripps population research chief and Miami University sociology professor, will discuss Population Trends in the United States. Board members from Middletown include Wallace Adams Ralph Kah Calvin Verity Elizabeth Patterson David Stitt Stephen Brown and Willie Mack Harbey.

Robert C. Atchley Planned Parenthood Association Butler County Gaslight Manor Oxford Atchley Scripps Foundation For Miami University United States San Antonio Tex Miami American University Washington, D.C U.S Association Middletown Wallace T. Adams Ralph Kah Calvin Verity Elizabeth Patterson David Stitt Stephen Brown Willie Mack Harbey

Demolition progresses on Central Avenue fire site

Demolition crews from B D Morgan & Co moved in to clear a two story brick building on Central Avenue damaged by December fire. The Miami Carey warehouse site near Grand Avenue and University Boulevard is being remodeled after being gutted in March 1972. Grand Warehouse Inc owners plan to refurbish and tear down non salvageable sections while awaiting mid June plans.

Karen Garloch Central Avenue Miami- Carey Corp B.D. Morgan & Co The Central Trust Co Cincinnati County Welfare Department Miami-Carey Corp Grand Avenue University Boulevard Grand Warehouse, Inc McGraw Construction Co., Inc Fred Hampton Hampton

Optimist Club Circus Comes to Middletown This Saturday

The Middletown Evening Optimists sponsor Circus Williams billed as Americas Newest Show Under the Big Top with 5 and 9 p.m. performances near Coomer Lodge on Trenton Franklin Road. Acts include Corinee Deare cloud swing and Hager sisters aerial ballet with baby elephants horses and llamas. Tickets $1 children $2 adults in advance and $1.50/$2.50 at the door. Available from Optimists or Coomer Lodge.

Middletown Williams

CG&E earnings show increase in first quarter

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co reports higher first quarter earnings ending March 31 versus 1972. Net income reached 18,053,855 dollars or 96 cents a share, up from 15,216,573 dollars or 89 cents. Operating revenues totaled 102,559,640 dollars, up from 96,780,930 dollars.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co

Vital Births and Dismissals Spark Local News

Reported births include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jett at Finley Street and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Caskey on Easter Drive Carlisle plus a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Sayler on Orchard Street. Out of town birth noted for Thomas Ostendorf in Tipp City at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton with maternal grandparents listed. Hospital dismissals include multiple local families and individuals such as Standafer Velte Huff Willis Weaver Boyd Harville Back Thomas Hoss Hines Ronto Ring Keister Barnes Robinson Baty Pennington Smith Bers and a Middletown Hospital patient Suzanne Byrd.

Richard E. Jett Finley St Richard L. Caskey Easter Drive Carlisle Ronald E. Sayler Orchard Street Kim Madsen North B St Hamilton Thomas Ostendorf Tipp City Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Merl Garrett Johns Road James Fox Jeffery Drive Franklin Kettering Memorial Trenton James E. Willis North Avenue Jonathan Weaver Bobby Drive Marion A. Boyd Primrose Lane Mark A. Harville Freeland Back Arcadia Drive Earl A. Thomas Ellen Drive Grover C. Hoss Grand

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