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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1976

Page

12

Investment firms agree to merger in cash and notes deal

CHICAGO Shearson Hayden Stone and Lamson Bros. & Co. sign a letter of intent to merge Lamson into Shearson domestic centers about 80 nationwide. Shearson Hayden Stone posted sales of 127.3 million last year. Lamson, based in Illinois, will be acquired for about 4.5 million dollars in cash and notes.

Chicago Shearson Hayden Stone Lamson Bros. & Co Lamson Shearson United States Illinois

Butler NOW to Meet Sunday at Cathy Chase Home

Butler County NOW chapter will hold its monthly business meeting Sunday at 7 30 p m at Cathy Chase home 1048 Park Lane.

Butler County The National Organization For Women NOW Cathy Chase Park Lane

Negotiations Continue Between Aeronca and IAM Local 2535

The International Association of Machinists Local 2535 and Aeronca, Inc. reconvened talks in Cincinnati with a Federal Mediation Service representative after a strike that began April 1. About 300 hourly production workers at the main plant participated. A later layoff affected around 40 non production staff amid slack orders.

International Association of Machinists IAM Aeronca, Inc Union Compan Federal Mediation Service Neey and Local Cincinnati Aeronca

Twin Fair reports first quarter net loss and sales

Twin Fair Inc. of Buffalo reports a first quarter net loss of 437000 dollars or 17 cents per share versus 604000 dollars or 24 cents a year earlier. Net sales for the quarter ending March 31 total 37.9 million dollars, up from 37 million the prior year. The Middletown unit is part of the chain.

Twin Fair Inc Buffalo Middletown

Garfield Elementary hosts white elephant sale tomorrow

A white elephant sale will be held at Garfield Elementary School 1380 Yankee Road tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. The Garfield nd hosts the event with games and refreshments. The sale is open to the public.

Garfield Garfield Elementary Yankee Road Garfield Nd

Closing stock roundup observed from New York market

The report lists a wide array of closing stock percentages and prices for major companies including Am Airlines, Dow Jones components, Exxon, Ford, General Dynamics, IBM, Kroger, PPG, Texaco, Xerox and others. Reading note: values appear fragmented and some entries unclear or garbled.

New York Aioe Airlin ne +M Gillette Goodrh Goodyr Greyhound Gulf of Ager McDon Mead Co Wis Minn Nat St NCR Norfolk Ea Owen Penn Cent Penney Pepsi Co Phil Morr Phill Ralston P RCA Scott Pap Sears Sperry Ss Brands Ltd Cal Texaco Timlin Uniroyal St Westo E! Weyerhr Whiripol Woolwtch Xerox Co

Local Stocks and Prices From City Markets

Stocks of local interest with morning prices provided by Hayden Stone include Armco Steel Armco Ptd Crystal Diamond First National Bank and others. listed at specific times and figures for investors and traders in the city markets.

Hayden Ston Air P Armco Steel Armco Ptd Cgbe Crystal &L Diamond Inii Land First Nationar T

Cincinnati Livestock Auction Report Cattle Steady to Mixed

Cincinnati AP notes early cattle auction results with slaughter steers and heifers down about 50 cents on limited test. Slaughter cows mostly steady. demand and supply patterns given. Prices cover ranges for steers and heifers by weight and grade, plus cows bulls and feeders with multiple classifications.

Cincinnati

Elder-Beerman names Hamilton native as Middletown store manager

Herb Hodus of Hamilton has been appointed manager of the Elder-Beerman store in the Middletown Shopping Center, succeeding Gary Fye who becomes manager of the downtown Dayton store. Hodus, a Syracuse native, joined the firm 12 years ago and has worked in Dayton warehousing and as Hamilton buyer before coming here last year as assistant manager. Denny Ehlers is named assistant manager, replacing Hodus, with five years at Elder-Beerman and prior posts at Dayton Northwest and Centerville stores. Ehlers is Arcanum native, educated in Arcanum and Ohio University, now living there with wife Jenny and two children.

Herb Hodus Hamilton Elder-Beerman Middletown Syracuse N.Y Dayton Parsons College Iowa Joyce Denny Ehlers Hodus Ehlers Dayton Northwest Centerville Arcanum Ohio University Jenny

Jobless levels in Middletown fall again

Unemployment data from the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services shows Middletown continuing decline. In the week ending April 24, 1,090 filed for continued regular benefits, down from 1,137 the prior week, with 3,473 in an average week last April. Extended program claims totaled 199. New May 1 filings were 140, up from 105 the prior week, but below last year’s pace.

Middletown Ohio Bureau of Employment Services OBES

Big Brothers Picnic Planned at Armco Park

The annual picnic for Big Brothers of Greater Middletown is set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Armco Park. Open to both big and little brothers not yet matched. reservations requested via the Brothers office in the YMCA building.

Big Brothers Greater Middletown Armco Park Big and Little Brothers Steve Geckler Brothers T Ymca

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