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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1964

Page

9

Volunteers Harvest Corn To Aid Monroe Neighbor

In Monroe area a 72 year old farmer and his widow daughter in law received help from 30 volunteers including Monroe Police and Fire Association members. They harvested 44 acres on Edward C Frentzer’s Greentree Road farm, beginning at 8 30 am and finishing by 5 pm. Local officials organized the drive with diesel donated by Scoby Ratliff. The younger Frentzel, 44, died Sept 2 en route to Middletown Hospital leaving no one to harvest the crop. A roast beef meal followed at the Monroe Fire House prepared by volunteer wives and served by the fire auxiliary.

Edward M. Frentzel Middletown Hospital Fire Auxiliary Monroe Doty Lee

Miami University Homecoming Crowds Hit Record Level

Miami University celebrated homecoming with a record turnout of 16 922 surpassing a 14 900 capacity at Miami Field for the Miami versus Bowling Green game. Traffic clogged Oxford streets, alumni events overflowed the University Center, and Bee Gees 21 18 win drew suspense alongside the decorations prizes earned by two groups from Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta.

Miami Field Miami

Sorority and Fraternity Awards Parade Results

Sorority parade floats awarded Alps Epsilon Pi and Alpha Chi Omega first place, Sigma Kappa and Delta Delta third, while Delta Gamma and Sigma Sigma Sigma took third. Fraternity house decorations led by Delta Tau Delta first, Delta Upsilon second, Sigma Pi Epsilon third. Men’s residence halls saw Stanton Hall first, Symmes Hall second, McBride Hall third, and women’s halls topped by Reid Hall, Oxford College second, Richard Hall third. Uptown businesses awards go to Young Villagers Shop first, Zwick’s Store second, University Shop third.

Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Chi Omega Delta Tau Delta Miami Indians Redskins Stanton Hall Reid the Falcons Trust Epsilon Pi Sigma Kappa Delta Delta Delta Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma Delta Upsilon Sigma Pn Epsilon Symmes Hall McBride Hall Reid Hall Oxford Colege Richard Hall Zwick’s University Shop

Scouters Take Weekend Trip to Lexington Camping

Eight scouts and four scout ers from Boy Scout Troop 9 Ex cello traveled to Lexington Kentucky for a weekend camping trip and returned yesterday. Scoutmaster Chuck Nixon led a hike on Saturday. The group included Rodney Hamilton George Garrtson Jerry Blevins Barry Dietz Lynn Harte Mike McGuire Steve Helton and David Goodlet. Adult scouters were William Garitson William Helton and Harold Radenhimer.

Excello Lexington Chuck Nixon Rodney Hamilton George Garrtson Jerry Blevins Barry Dietz Lynn Harte Mike McGuire Steve Helton David Goodlet William Garitson William Helton Harold Radenhimer

Armco reorganizes Middletown plant departments

Armco Steel Corp shifts the formed products department from the Steel Division to the Metal Products Division at the Middletown fabricating plant. Welded pipe and tubing units join Middletown Works to align production and sales under one division, aiming for better scheduling and efficiency. Logan T. Johnston cites closer ties between production and markets and potential new product opportunities.

Middletown Armco Steel Corp Metal Logan T. Johnston Armco Middletown Works Steel Johnston

Gravel Pit Nears Carlisle Drowning Scar

A 4-year-old, Robert Stidham Jr., nearly drowned after falling into a gravel pit in Carlisle. Firemen from Franklin said the child was pulled from the pit by his father and given mouth to mouth resuscitation before being taken to a family doctor.

Carlisle Franklin Robert Stidham, Jr Central Ave

Pinafore Set for MHS by School Cast and Crew

Middletown High School music department presents Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore in the MHS auditorium this Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets are 75 cents. advance and reserved seats available via cast, crew, or the high school office. Key cast includes Walter Crenshaw as Sir Joseph Porter and Carol Burdsall as Josephine. The opera follows shipboard plots, social rank, and mistaken identities aboard the English vessel.

Middletown High School Helen Weinberger James Butch MHS Walter Crenshaw Sir Joseph Porter Chick Lane Captain Corcoran Emmett Rothe Ralph Rackstraw Andy Granger Dick Deadeye Marty Hensler Boatswain Larry Pergram Carpenter Carol Burdsall Josephine Paula Noblet Cousin Hebe Debbie Starkey Little Buttercup

Vandals Keep Deputies Busy During Halloween Weekend

Butler County sheriff deputies answered 24 complaints and investigated 12 auto crashes over Halloween weekend. Vandalism included trash dumped on a porch, mailboxes removed and property damaged. Pete Glover, 20, of Oxford State Road, reported being forced off a curve on Jacksonburg Road. his truck overturned spilling 75 bushels of corn and causing minor injuries.

Butler County Sheriff's Deputies Pete Glover Oxford State Road Jacksonburg St. Clair Township Glover

Sorg Paper Co. and Local 112 Reach Two-Year Contract

Negotiators for Sorg Paper Co and United Papermakers Local 112 AFL-CIO announce a two-year agreement effective today for about 400 employees. The wage package includes a seven cent raise now and another seven cent raise on November 1, 1965, plus fringe benefits totaling equal to one cent per hour, for a total of 15 cents an hour. Company representatives C H Eisenmenger D A Driscoll and R W Krebs spoke for management, while Robert Swigeart Arnold Hampton Herb Downs Art Glover Taylor Howard Cecil Majors Lester Wallace and Noah Wise spoke for the union.

Sorg Paper Co United Papermakers and Paperworkers Afl-Cio Sorg Union Robert Swigeart Sorg Employes Arnold Hampton Herb Downs Art Glover Taylor Howard Cecil Majors Lester Wallace Noah Wise

City Commissioners Set Agenda With Six Ordinances

Tonight six ordinances head the city agenda at an eight o clock meeting. Zone changes for annexed areas near Armco Steel Corp and 1718 Tytus Avenue are on the docket along with vacating Jackson Lane between Lefferson and Oxford State Roads. Proposals include an industrial zoning plan, creating housing and rehabilitation inspector post, a 3.3 acre sewage plant property sale to the state, and a land trade with Sorg Paper Co to install a railroad siding at Hook Field Industrial Park.

Jackson Lane Lefferson Road Oxford State Road Armco Steel Corp Tytus Avenue C. W. Thomson Co Sorg Paper Co Hook Field

Farmers urged to vote for Sen Young in Ohio race

Oxford Ohio AP report says Joseph W Fichter chairman of the Ohio Farmers Union urges farmers to support Sen Stephen M Young at the polls Tuesday. He cites Young s perfect voting record on farm legislation to aid farm families economically.

Oxford, Ohio Ohio Stephen M. Young Joseph W. Fichter Ohio Farmers Union Fichter Young

GOP Control In Butler On The Line

Butler County faces a tight vote as Democrats hope to win control of the courthouse. Republicans Ross Snyder and William Stitsinger defend two commission seats while Sheriff James Hixon seeks re election against Bearl Joyce. Democratic Gordon Augspurger bids to topple an incumbent. other races include John Connaughton Jr and Arthur F. Reiff challenging state representatives Barry Levey and Walter Powell. Polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m with 83465 registered voters.

Butler County County Commission Sheriff's Office Ross H. Snyder William Stitsinger Gordon Augspurger Jack W. Thomas James Hixon Paul Pell Bearl Joyce Barry Levey Middletown Walter Powell Hamilton John Connaughton Jr Arthur F. Reiff

Morrow man commits suicide in jail

Lawrence Frye, 44, of 105 Penders Ave, Morrow, hanged himself with a belt in Morrow jail. Coroner Ralph W. Young estimated death around 5 p.m. Frye, a World War II veteran, had mental health treatment and was held on a disorderly conduct charge. He is survived by his wife, six daughters, and extended family. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Morrow Nazarene Church with burial in Morrow Cemetery.

Warren County

Extra Chuckle If Youre Calm Amidst the Chaos

A reflective note urges staying calm as others lose their heads. It hints at misgivings about understanding the situation and seeks to coax composure and restraint.

Parachutist Hurt In Jump Near Fairfield

A 40 year old Cincinnati man Wayne Harris was injured Sunday in a parachute jump near 4211 Mulhauser Road Fairfield. He landed in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with back and ankle injuries after apparently cutting loose his chute to avoid a building. Both chutes opened and lines fouled. accident occurred at 3 12 pm. he was transported by Fairfield Life Squad.

Hamilton Cincinnati Mercy Hospital Wayne Harris Mulhauser Road Fairfield Harris Fairfield Life Squad

Trucker Dies in Norwalk Crash After Slipping Sleep

Donald G. Poole, 39, of Chester, Washington, was crushed when his tractor trailer overturned on U S 250 south of Norwalk Ohio early today. Police say Poole apparently fell asleep at the wheel.

Norwalk Ohio Donald G. Poole Chester U.S 250 Here Poole

Woodruff Urges Middletown School Bond Vote

Joseph F. Woodruff chairman of Investment for Youth Committee asks Middletown Ohio voters to back a school bond to fund education for about 14 000 students in the Middletown City School District. He frames the vote as giving children a chance to learn grow and help others.

You Middletown City Joseph F. Woodruff Investment For Youth Committee Central Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ron Brauer Monroe Area Scoby Ratliff Frentzel The Lice Department Fire Association Gordon Reed Monroe Mavor Merle Leeds Dixie Highway Mavor Reed John Neu Alvin Bennett David Fulmer Mark Neu Franklin White Leeds Don Bake Larry Bake Don Garver James Price Bob Garver Jr Tommy Thompson Eugene Egelston Gordon Doty Reed Earl Hiteshue Charles Lurch Ratliff Juanita Doty Alice Frazee George Cobb Bee Hiteshue Liecille Cobb Glenda Price Mary Ann Leeds W. Osborne Dorothy Baker Dorothy Witeshue Mary Neu Joanne Thompson Frentzel Farm Brauer Oxford Miami University Carlisle Bay James E. Hoon POL. Adv C. H. Eisenmenger D. A. Driscoll R. W. Krebs Butler Garret Boone Frederick K. Randolph Richard J. Wessel Joseph T. Kiep Clarence C. Brackney Earl R. Hogan Esther R. Benzing Mark G. Wendel James Sherman Maddox Jesse H. Pochard William R. Hendrickson Melampy Him Middletown Area Middletown, Ohio
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