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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1976

Page

2

Carter Wife Defends Husband at Ohio Campaign Stop

Rosalynn Carter said she has never felt like a lone performer and would not miss campaigning though it is hard work. She urged support for her husband and warned delegates at a Butler County Democratic event in Cincinnati about the nomination process while Ohio Atty. Gen. William J. Brown promoted PUCO utility representation. Brown noted his tenure and urged scrutiny of candidates beyond likeable handshakes.

Hamilton Rosalynn Carter Cincinnati Afl-Cio Butler County Democratic Party Carter Ohio William J. Brown

Cancer unit leads state progress at annual ACS meeting

Ted Reeder, 57, administrative vice president of McGraw Construction Co., was elected to lead the local American Cancer Society unit at the Forest Hills country club. The group was among the first four in the state to surpass its best fundraising total, boosting the crusade to about 82,000 dollars. Other officers were named for 1976 77 and pins were awarded recognizing long service. Third quarter reports showed 76 patients aided by the service committee and 12 by Reach to Recovery.

Q. R Ted) Reeder American Cancer Society Forest Hills Country Club Reeder McGraw Construction Co., Inc Richard M. Wilson Crusade Ann Dyer Robert Arrell Bruce Thomas Alvin Ar Oeste Margaret Lars Ehapd Viel Alstrnate Richard Nein Stan Reed Jr Don Hensler Dr. Dyer B. C. Huselton E. L. Helfman Calvin Lloyd Nein Lawrence Lindner Service Committee

Wisconsin Dells Seven Mile Trench Reaches Deep Depths

In Wisconsin Dells a seven mile trench extends to depths over 100 feet through soft sandstone, indicating a significant subsurface feature or excavation. The detail suggests geologic or construction implications for the area based on the readable text.

Wisconsin Dells

Water service signups urged for West Elkton village

West Elkton officials urge village and rural property owners to sign for water service and place deposits by June 19 at the village hall on Ohio 03 from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tue and Thurs and noon to 3 p.m. Sat. Mayor Tom McKee says initial signups exceed 110 with at least 200 needed, aiming to extend Southwest Butler County Water Association lines. If turnout falls short, taps may be limited to villagers and nearby properties along a route to the village.

West Elkton Tom McKee Ohio McKee Butler County Water Association

Teen driver avoids citation after Manchester Road ditch crash

A teen aged motorist drove into a ditch near Manchester Middle School on Manchester Road. Passenger William Steele, 16, of 5268 S. Dixie Highway, was treated for facial cuts and back injuries at Middletown. James Ridge, 17, of 143 Kensington St., attempting to turn toward Middletown High School, missed the drive and crashed. Vehicle damage estimated at $500.

Manchester Road Manchester Middle School William Steele S. Dixie Highway Middletown Ita James Ridge Kensington St Manchester Middletown High School

Sherman Elementary teacher revived after Choking incident

Mrs Marjorie Gardner a reading lab teacher at Sherman Elementary choked on apple in the cafeteria around 1130 am and was revived with the Heimlich Maneuver by fellow teacher Mrs Donna a second grade instructor. The procedure which was demonstrated by the fire and health department training film, proved effective with no hospital admission.

Heimlich Sherman Marjorie Gardner Donna Gardner Noggle

Deaths of Mrs. Alidene Fisher and James Foreman

Mrs. Alidene Fisher 66 of 803 Malvern Street died yesterday at 7 am at University Hospital Columbus after nearly a year’s illness. Born in Wayne County West Virginia she had worked as a clerk at Union Sanitary Cleaners. Surviving are a sister Mrs. Nobel Mills Huntington WV and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending in Huntington. James Foreman 65 of Farmersville died yesterday at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Former Middletown resident survived by wife Marjorie two sons Fred and Clint of Middletown two sisters Mrs. Velman and Mrs. Dora Speigle died town three daughters Mrs. Beverly Puls Mrs. Susan Tully Mrs. aan Smith. Services set 1:30 pm Friday at Holp Funeral Home New with visitation one hour prior Burial in Preble Memory Gardens near Eaton.

Alidene Fisher Malvern St Universit Hospital Columbus Wayne County W. Va Fisher Union Sanitary Cleaners David Jacksonville Ark Nobel Mills Huntington Isher Will James Foreman Farmersville Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Middletown Marjorie Fred Clint Velman Dora Speigle Beverly Puls Susan Tully Aan Smith Franklin Holp Funeral Home New Preble Memory Gardens Eaton

Yoga lecture date error corrected at Miami University

Roy Eugene Davis, director of the Center for Spiritual Awareness, Lakemore, will give a yoga lecture at 8 p.m. in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium on the Middletown Campus of Miami University. The date printed Tuesday was incorrect.

Roy Eugene Davis Center For Spiritual Awareness Willight Wola Dave Finkelman Middletown Miami University

Rhodes calls for Ohio tax adjustment to lure industry

Gov James Rhodes urged reducing the state's heavy tax load on industry at a Hamilton breakfast. He said Ohio once led in business locations but now holds a weak tax climate, citing Armco Steel and EPA concerns. Cabinet members and state officials joined his industry talks to hear business leaders on taxation, development, and pollution.

James Rhodes Ohio Middletown Hamilton America Rhodes Hamilton Elks Country Club Armco Steel Corp Armco Ned Williams Ohio Environmental Protection Agency New Miami EPA

Ball in Reserve court after taconite hearing

Governor Anderson said the ball is in Reserve King Co. s court after a state hearing officer recommended a site opposed by Reserve for taconite tailings. Reserve warned of shutdowns affecting about 3200 Minnesota jobs unless Milepost 7 is retained, while supporting Milepost 20.

ST. Paul Wayne Olson Mrr. Olson Merlyn Woodle Reserve Olson Minnesota

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