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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1978
Page
21
Across clues and answers from The Eugene Sheffer crossword column list entries including 18 parcel of land, 35 curve, 36 wriggler, 38 pub game, 39 serious, 42 Hollywood, 43 Miss Arden, 44 Spanish painter, 45 start for per or string, 46 blackbird, 48 Rio de. The snippet presents a portion of the puzzle with several clue prompts and partial numbering.
In Columbus, two state senators accuse Ohio officials of not enforcing a 1976 law to curb Blue Cross rate hikes. Regulators deny coziness with Blue Cross and the Ohio Hospital Association, while Blue Cross and the hospital group call the claims ludicrous. The oversight panel says enforcement has been weak and rate hearings poorly documented, inviting court challenges.
Washington AP reports pollster Lou Harris says crime anxiety may shift from cities to small towns in the South and West. He notes Americans are worried less about street safety and a majority now believe crime is not rising for the first time since 1967, while cities remain the central hub of society and may see crime concerns grow or persist.
The Middletown Health Department staff are highlighted in a cover story in the April issue of Ohio Health, the Ohio Department of Health monthly. Pictured are Paul Asmussen, Winfred Duff, Farl Heidtman, Allan Chatwood, Marylin Howard, Lucymae McNabb, Pam Holida, and Paula Abney.
The St Bernard s Church choir from ee will join Holy Trinity Church choirs for a 4 30 p m Mass honoring Trinity Sunday at Clark Street church with James Herzog directing from Springfield and Mrs Russell Ferryman on organ. The combined choirs sing the Mass led by Rev Albert Schetter. Holy Trinity Latin hymns and The Battle Hymn of the Republic as recessional.
Lost and Found notices list a BLACK Labrador pup from Bake Farm on Yankee Revd with a contact number 429-7246. A 35 mm Mamiya Sekor camera and other articles were lost at Old Towne party room with a reward and no questions to 422.5060. Found a white and red Polka2 dog with red tag 7 pod POODLE and a SHIM female lost Ayershire breed red DOBERMAN, call 42411. Found orange and white male cat wearing a collar, call 422 3596.
Obituaries list multiple local residents: Raymond Hackney 69 at Logsdon Nursing Home with services at McCoy Leffler Friday. John H. Davis 70 of Germantown Rd with visitation Thursday and service Friday. Samuel Dunn 70 of Germantown Rd with church service Friday. Richard P. Lehman 63 with memorials Thursday and Mass Friday. Phyllis Elaine Cox 46 of Goldman Ave with services at McCoy Leffler. Lyda Jene Deaton 52 of Dayton with visitation and service at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. Frances Elizabeth Sprague 87 of Columbus with services at McCoy Leffler. James J. Wealy 4415 Tarrimore Circle. Wilbur A. Haworth 60 of Main St with funeral arrangements. all arranged by McCoy Leffler or Joseph Baker FH as noted.
In sorrow we express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for aymeamy kindness and support after the death of our beloved daughter and sister Vicky Lynn Bruck Special thanks to the American Cancer Society Cincinnati General Hospital and doctors Dr Helmut Schelias Dr Vincent Robers and the Wilson Schramm Memorial Home for their care and memorial service
A collage of notices lists funeral homes and florists with contact numbers, followed by memorial items and memorial day arrangements. It includes a furniture notice for Harold Woodard seeking removal within 30 days from May 1, 1978, and another for Harold Frisby plus a furniture claim deadline.
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