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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
18
May 30 1975 issue of The Middletown Journal notes The Atlanta Constitution as a historic southeastern daily newspaper founded in 1868.
A reader shares a quick pastry blending method using a plastic container and shaking to mix flour salt and shortening, then water. Another tip covers organizing monthly bills with a pocketed shoe bag and labeling years. A third suggests carrying a perfumed spray to ease odor at rest stops during travel.
The seven mile Norwalk Branch in Huron and Sandusky counties Ohio of the Penn Central Railroad has been approved for track abandonment The USRA announced approval of five track abandonment and one discontinuance of service applications from Penn Central totaling 31.7 miles
Otterbein College in Westerville Ohio ends its 23 year Air Force ROTC detachment as part of a nationwide consolidation. Students will continue coursework at Ohio State University and Air Force officers will be reassigned after the school year.
The Jaeger Machine Co. reports a net loss of 26 cents per share on net sales and rentals of 2.6 million dollars. For the first quarter of 1974 the loss was 11 cents per share on net sales and rentals of 3.25 million dollars.
Hatton and two children, Vicky and Deborah Hatton, were treated at Middletown Hospital after a side collision with a truck carrying cast iron. Merle Elliott, 21, of 2910 A Street, was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign. The Hatton car was totalled. truck damage estimated at 1000 dollars.
Butler County deputies report multiple thefts totaling 1 097 dollars in property. A construction site on 4415 Somerville Jacksonburg Road lost 10 800 adts of roofing material along with a 47 dollar battery, for an estimated 485 dollars. A separate theft at 5120 Wayne Madison Road in Trenton took a tool chest and an air compressor valued at 400 dollars. In Madison Township 8286 Meyers Road a garage break in yielded auto jacks a rod and reel and assorted tools valued at 165 dollars.
John Kunz received the Arrow of Light Award at a Cub Pack 1 meeting sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church. He also joined Scout Troop 1. Webelos recipients included Larry Weidle David Short and Kunz. New Cubs Dean Byrd and Darrell Fitzwater. Barry Isroff earned Bobcat Jim Hodson Bear and Jim Gausling recruiter patch. A second Pinewood Derby phase was won by Weidle.
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer accepted Lyndon Jones of 608 15th Ave Middletown guilty of attempting to commit robbery the charge reduced from complicity to aggravated robbery and sent to probation for pre sentence investigation. Donnie L Wells of 304 Park St Middletown received six months to five years for robbery after a guilty plea.
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