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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1971

Page

13

Separate Fires Hit Car and House in Middletown

At 1:20 a.m. firefighters found a five room frame house at 3013 Omaha St burning with the roof collapsing. The home, occupied by Lloyd Tate away in Kentucky, was likely started in the basement. Earlier at 12:45 a.m. a 1970 model car at 3209 Rufus St burned. arson is suspected and the state fire marshal was requested to investigate.

Omaha St Clester Brewer South Middletown Lloyd Tate Kentucky Brewer Robert Moore Rufus St

600 Youngsters Fish In Exchange Contest

About 600 area youngsters joined the Exchange Club fishing derby. Eddie Powers of 425 Yankee Road earned grand champion with 237 points from eight fish. The largest fish weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces by Dan Tinch of 2924 N Verity Parkway. Winners by age group: Reagan Heming 2812 Tytus Ave in 1–7, Randy Reingar 1338 Woodland Drive in 8–12, Powers in 13–16.

Eddie Powers Yankee Road Powers Middletown Dan Tinch N. Verity Parkway Reagan Heming Tytus Ave Randy Reingar Woodland Drive

Robbery Victim Dies In Hospital

Cincinnati authorities report Ada Maudsley a 79 year old woman died in Good Samaritan Hospital after a youth grabbed her purse last Thursday leaving her with a broken hip. The Hamilton County Coroner's Office is investigating the death as a result of the robbery incident.

Cincinnati Hamilton County Ada Maudsley Good Samaritan Hospital

Miss Stapleton Wins Miss Southwestern Ohio Bid at Wilmington

Dianne Stapleton, a Miami University Middletown senior majoring in English and speech, won the Miss Southwestern Ohio title at Wilmington Jaycees pageant after a year of preparation. She sang I Don’t Know How To Love Him in talent and wore custom swimwear and gowns.

Dianne Stapleton Southwestern Ohio Dianne Cedar Point Miss Stapleton Miami University -Middletown Wilmington Wilmington Jaycees Louis John Jonen John W Hegeman Tulare Calif Stapleton

Nine Judges Tour Conservancy Projects in Miami Valley

The nine judges of the Miami Conservancy District Court will tour conservancy works on Friday. Judge Robert A. Martin of Dayton will preside as luncheon honors are held at the Manchester Motor Inn. The tour, starting after a 10 am court session, includes Germantown Dam, its conduits, and visits to multiple subdistricts and additions, with officials and staff joining the trip.

Miami Conservancy District Court Conservancy Manchester Motor Inn Robert A. Martin Dayton L. Bennett Coy Con Servancy Miami Valley Conservacy Montgomery County Courts Germantown Manchester Dick’s Creek Little Muddy Creek Coleman Plat Franklin Miami Shores Fred B. Cramer Butler County Common Pleas Court William W. Young Warren County Lebanon

Scouts Pack Weekend Camp-O-Rama Draws 1,000 Spectators

About 1,000 spectators attended the Boy Scout Camp-O-Rama near Middletown High School. Troops from the Mound Builders' Area Council demonstrated crafts and skills, with relay races, string burning, ladder-lashing, and flag-raising competitions. Troop 24, sponsored by Franklin Rotary Club, is among top finishers with Hawk and Fox patrols earning high marks. Second-place teams included Roadrunner Patrol and Cobra Patrol, as bags of wood and shavings showcased camp skills. Troops camped in jamboree style, sharing uniform meals and exhibits for scouts, cubs, and explorers.

Middletown High School Troop 24 Franklin Rotary Club Hawk Patrol Fox Patrol Apache Patrol Troop 29 Middletown Clydesdale Patrol Chautauqua Golden Eagle Springboro Roadrunner Cobra

Sign reads 100 per cent discounts puzzle shopper

In Louisville a shopper, Mrs J L Dubard, questions a shopping center sign claiming full discounts as she complains her bill never comes to zero dollars. The item highlights consumer skepticism toward discount signs and pricing clarity.

Louisville, Ky J. L. Dubard

Continental Can Plant Sells. Air Pollution Plan at Risk

Continental Can's Vanderveer Street plant is sold to Newark Box Board of New Jersey with no job changes. The sale may delay a June 15 deadline to file an air pollution control plan for boiler stack emissions. Manager E. C. Raymond says the new company may handle it differently and coal slag issues cause occasional smoke. The plant is one of three sold by the parent company as it exits the paper board business.

Continental Can’s Newark Box Board of New Jersey E. C. Raymond Vanderveer St Raymond James C. Hourihane Continental Box Company Hourihane Sorg Paper Co Diamond National Corp Paper Board

Solid Waste Plant Not Ready for Test

City Manager Bernard Eichholz says portions of the system have been tested but welding remains to complete the full system test. A five ton paper run and water flow test are planned later this week, with about a month of testing before full operations. The $2 million project involves the city, other agencies and Black Clawson Co.

Bernard Eichholz Black Clawson Co

Two 16-Year-Olds Charged In Trenton Explosion

Two Trenton youths were arrested by police after a homemade bomb exploded in a dugout at Knothole Baseball field on W Home Avenue at 10 30 Friday night. The blast was heard four miles away. They were released to their parents and will face juvenile court on May 26.

Trenton W. Home Avenue Hobart Adams Butler County

Middletown Walk For Mankind Draws 1300 Participants

About 1300 people took part in a 20 mile walk through Middletown for Project Concern. Roughly 85 percent finished the course, with Dennis Daley and Leonard Gannon first to finish at 11 15 a.m. and Mrs. Francis Bennett last at 6 20 p.m. Funds are expected around $24,000 from the event.

Paul Garnett Project Concern Middletown Dennis Daley Leonard Gannon Francis Bennett Eugene Bennett Miami University - Middletown

Break-In at Hawk's Pharmacy Sparks Police Probe

Lebanon police investigate a burglary at Hawk's Pharmacy on 9 S. Broadway. Thieves took a large quantity of drugs including 3000 capsules of llibrium 100 tablets of demerol and 50 capsules of phenophin. Proceeds support Project Concern and a local drug rehabilitation center. Donations directed to Miami Valley Project Concern Committee via Barnitz Bank or First National Bank of Middletown or by mail.

Lebanon Hawk S. Broadway Miami Valley Project Concern Committee Walk For Mankind Barnitz Bank First Na Tional Bank of Middletown P.O

Phone Manager Here Gets Springfield Post

Robert P. Stelzer, longtime Ohio Bell Commercial manager, is promoted to district commercial manager at Springfield. He will move June 1 and oversee commercial operations in Middletown Springfield Xenia Piqua and Hillsboro. Stelzer, a Springfield native, has held multiple Ohio Bell roles since 1961 and serves in several local business groups.

Robert P. Stelzer Ohio Bell Telephone Co Springfield Stelzer Dayton Middletown

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