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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1960
Page
7
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Ohio Agriculture Department warns that delaying perishable foods in hot cars can cause staphylococcal poisoning. Officials urge returning meats poultry dairy and bakery items to refrigeration promptly and caution against leaving items in vehicles during errands. No current reports of illness, but inspectors note widespread poor handling between store and home.
Charles Ben Sams of Morrow Route 2 requested a jury trial in Warren County Common Pleas Court after a hearing was canceled. Sams faces charges for using a 40 horsepower boat motor on the Little Miami River at Foster, challenging the county commission’s motor limit. The case moves to Judge Warren C. Young’s court with date to be set.
Three more school patrols were honored with awards for their work this year. Ricky Shaffer at Taft School received his award from Sertoma official Glen Greenham. Danny Jones at Mayfield School won the best patrol member award presented by Sertoma’s Fred Ziegler. Robert Spicer at Spring Hill School was named best patrol member with Lloyd Miller of Sertoma presenting the certificate.
Don Heffron Ross Motors sales manager elected president of the Sertoma Club succeeding Fred Ziegler. Officers include Jack Christy vice president and Charles Ewart treasurer. Installation set for June 20. Also notes divorce notices, residence details, and Middletown Ohio ordinance vacating an unnamed public alley with emergency clause.
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