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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1975

Page

2

Armed Trio Nets 846 In Hamilton Market Robbery

Three armed men robbed Modern Food Market at closing time on Maple and Hancock Avenues in Hamilton. They looted $846 in cash plus $96 from a meat cutter and took store receipts from Manager Ray Lewis. Suspects described as White males aged 30 to 35, two tall and one shorter, fled unknown.

Hamilton Maple Hancock Avenues Ray Lewis Dayton St John Bowlin Welsh Ave Lewis

Slag Drop Kills Man At Plant In Hamilton

A 25 year old steelworker Farris Feltner of Hamilton was fatally struck when a massive slag piece weighing several hundred pounds fell on his head at the Armco Steel Corp plant in New Miami. He and a coworker were inside a ladle car removing brick lining with an air hammer when vibration loosened the slag residue. Feltner, wearing a steel helmet, died at Mercy Hospital. The coworker was uninjured and the body remained at the Griesmer Grim Funeral Home.

Hamilton Armco Steel Corp New Miami Farris Feltner Heaton Street Feltner Mercy Hospital Griesmer- Grim Funeral Home

Vandal Grills New Buick Belonging to James Blevins

Halloween vandalism targets a 1958 Buick owned by James Blevins at 4526 Poppy Dr. Someone poured paraffin on the car between 8 p.m. Friday and 5 30 a.m. yesterday causing about 230 dollars in damage to a car with only 30 miles on the speedometer. The vehicle was parked in front of his home.

James Blevins Poppy Dr Blevins

Police Briefs: Thefts and Arrests Reported

Thefts to police yesterday include two hubcaps and two fender mirrors from Elzie Allen’s car in the 200 block of Curtis Street and two hubcaps from Richard Shumate’s car at 207 N Grimes St. Officers arrested Charlie Williams at 19 on a disorderly conduct charge and George Rothwell at 28 on an assault and battery warrant.

Elzie Allen Curtis Street Richard Shumate N. Grimes St Charlie Williams Garfield St George Rothwell Charles St

Car recovered by police owner Arnold Creech

Police recovered a 1950 model car owned by Arnold Creech of 1516 Forrest Ave in the 3100 block of Mohawk Street. The vehicle had been reported stolen Friday morning and was found yesterday.

Arnold Creech Forrest Ave Mohawk Street

Hoosier officials convicted in highway land scandal

Smith and Peak, former leaders tied to Indiana highway land scheme, were found guilty of conspiracy to embezzle state funds. Teverbaugh and Doggett were acquitted. The verdict stems from a $22,900 profit on two back-lot sales along the Madison Expressway route in Indianapolis. Sentencing set for Friday.

Indianapolis Virgil W Red) Smith State Highway Commission Milan Ind Robert A. Peak Indiana Nile Teverbaugh Highway Department Harry Doggett Smith Peak Walter Pritchard Madison Ac Indiana Supreme Court

Preble Track Option Ends at Eaton Harness Site

Harness racing interests failed to exercise an option on 92 acres at the U S 40 and Ohio 27 intersection. Glen Elliott owner said the purchase agreement expired at midnight Friday with no contact from prospective buyers. Dayton investor Charles E Seldman initially placed 1000 dollars toward a 42000 dollar price, but the balance was not paid by the November deadline amid strong opposition in Preble and Montgomery counties.

EATON U.S. 40 Ohio Rt Glen Elliott Charles E. Seldman Dayton Elliott Preble Montgomery

Liquor Stores Announce Closing Days in Ohio

Ohio liquor stores and agencies will close on election day November 11 Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Day November 28 as announced by Liquor Director Robert Krupansky. The law limits sale of 3.2 beer on election day from 6 am to 7 30 pm in areas holding elections.

Columbus Ohio Robert Krupansky

Man Struck In Crosswalk and Driver Cited

Middleton resident Mike Limmes, 77, was injured crossing Manchester Avenue at N Main Street when a car struck him at 10 45 a m and he was taken to Middletown Hospital. Vincent Sprinkle, 49, was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. Police also charged Kate Shapero, 15, after a separate collision with Roscoe Newkirk, 42, with $150 damage at Vail Avenue and Clark Street.

Manchester Avenue N. Main Street Middletown Hospital Mike Limmes N. Main St Vincent Sprinkle Orchard St Sprinkle Manchester Main Street Limmos Kate Shapero Santa Fe Rd Roscoe Newkirk Moore St Vail Avenue Clark Street

Uncertain Soviet Shakeup Targets Zhukov and Policy

The piece notes President Eisenhower learned of Zhukov’s fate during a West Point visit and recalls his past alliance with the marshal. It discusses plausible motives behind top leadership changes in Moscow following the removals of Molotov and Malenkov and explores how power struggles within the Soviet system affect foreign policy and international prestige.

Eisenhower West Point Zhukov Germany Geneva Kremlin Communist Party V. M. Molotov Georgi Malenkov

Fog Blamed In 3 Deaths On Lima And Utica Crashes

Early morning fog caused two separate crashes killing three people. In Lima area two truck drivers Harry E. Kirk and Floyd A. Martin died, and Charles E. Green was injured. In Utica on US 62 John O. Schwartz died after his car left the road into a farm pond. Visibility at Lima was cut to 20 to 40 feet.

U. S. 25 Lima Harry E. Kirk Vandalia Ohio Floyd A. Martin Monroe Mich Charles E. Green Indianapolis Licking County Utica John O. Schwartz Bladenburg State Highway Patrol

Miami Registrar Named Registration Chairman for National Coming

Rosselot, associate registrar at Miami University, will chair the national convention of the Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers in Cincinnati next April. He appoints Mrs. Virginia Goodwin as assistant registration chairman. Immediate past president is W C Smyser, also a Miami registrar.

Oxford Max. M. Rosselot Miami University The Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers Cincinnati Virginia Goodwin Miami W C. Smyser

Deaths And Funerals Roy Pochel Former Middletown City Engineer

Roy A Pochel 74 former Middletown city engineer died at 10 40 am Saturday at 1212 Yankee Rd after about two months illness He retired in 1954 after seven years as chief engineer and 20 years in the engineering department He lived at 301 Douglas Ave Trenton and had been a patient at Middletown Hospital until Friday Read his career spanned Purdue Iowa State Col Muscatine and Central State Engineering Co before joining Middletown in 1923 He became city engineer in 1947 and later worked with Floyd G Browne Associates OSP Engineers First Presbyterian Church member

Roy A Pochel Middletown Yankee Rd Pochel Middletown Hospital Yankee Road Douglas Ave Trenton Colfax Ill Oklahoma A. & M. College Purdue University Minot N. D Iowa State College Central State Engineering Co Muscatine Iowa Floyd G. Browne

Funeral arrangements for Ralph A. Pochel

Surviving are his wife Floa one son Ralph A Pochel of Monroe and one grandchild Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Wilson Memorial Home with Rev Russell W Galloway officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery No visitations memorials may be made to the donor's favorite charity

Floa Ralph A. Pochel Monroe Wilson Memorial Home Russell W. Galloway Woodside Cemetery

Mrs Cruise Henry Funeral Services Held in Middleton

Funeral services for Mrs Cruise Spencer Henry 57 formerly of Middleton were set for 2 p m Wednesday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev D A Biggs of Clayton Street Church of God officiating. Burial followed at Woodside Cemetery. Her daughter Mrs Oakley Owens now in Germany with her Air Force husband is flying home for the service.

Cruise Spencer Henry Phoenix Ariz Joseph R. Baker & Sons D. A. Biggs Clayton Street Oakley Owens Germany

Firemen Rescue Legless Man From Second Floor Blaze

Firemen saved Carl Payne aged 55 from a burning four story tenement on the second floor. They also evacuated Louise Garland and her eight year old son through a rear escape as smoke trapped them. Fire Marshal Edward Avey put property damage at about 850 dollars. Payne and his son Austin 24 occupied the fiery apartment and are connected to the blaze with the son charged with careless smoking.

Cincinnatio Carl Payne Louise Garland Edward Avey Payne Austin

Dulles Cleared After Medical Checkup at Walter Reed

Secretary of State Dulles, age 69, was pronounced in excellent shape by doctors after an overnight examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital. He underwent intestinal cancer surgery a year ago.

Washington Dulles Walter Reed Army Hospital Walter Reed

Obituary: Catherine Huffman of Germantown dies at 82

Catherine Florence Huffman 82 of 218 East Market Street Germantown died Saturday at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after two weeks of illness. She previously lived in Middletown, 56 years in Germantown, daughter of John and Kate Winterhalter. Survived by four daughters, one son, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two sisters. Funeral at John Arpp Funeral Home Tuesday 2 pm Burial in Woodside Cemetery Middletown. Visitation Monday 2–4 and 7–9 pm.

Germantown Catherine Florence Huffman E. Market St St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Huffman Middletown John Kate Stripe Winterhalter William H Mary Edna Huffman Thornton Taylor Floyd Porter Raymond Lakes Earl H. Huffman Greenbush Stella Symmonds Tom Glass Detroit Mich Johne Arpp Woodside Cemetery

Firemen Douse 2 Minor Blazes

Two minor fires were extinguished with no damage. Company 3 responded at 11 04 a m to 1303 Yankee Rd to check burning paper and garbage in a can. Earlier at 9 40 a m Company 4 fought a brush fire in the 3200 block of Totus Avenue. the arsonist is unknown.

Yankee Rd Totus Avenue

Two Boys Held In Theft Of Car Here

Two youths aged 15 and 17 were arrested by city police yesterday in a case of theft of a 1953 model car from near 324 Charles Street Friday night. A piggy bank containing about 40 to 50 dollars was also stolen from Buck James at that address. The car has been recovered.

Charles St Buck James

Roxie G Bell 67 Dies in Germantown

Roxie G. Bell wife of Jesse Bell 265 E Gunckel Sr Germantown died 4 15 p m Saturday at Miami Valley hospital after illness of 10 years and serious condition last week. Native of Montgomery County she lived in Germantown area all life. Member Germantown First Baptist Church and American Legion Auxiliary Post 408. Survived by husband four sons Lawrence and Paul Dayton Harold West Alexandria John Germantown. seven grandchildren two brothers Clarence and Jesse Mover Germantown Vinton Mover Eaton and two sisters Tonella Howe and Mary Mover Dayton. Services 2 p m Wednesday John Arpp Funeral Home Rev John Bench officiating Burial Fairview Cemetery Gratis. Burial at home after p m Tuesday.

Germantown Roxie G. Bell Jesse Bell E. Gunckel Sr Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Lawrence Paul Harold West Alexandria John Bell Clarence Jesse Mover Vinton Mover Eaton Tonella Howe Mary Mover John Arpp John Bench Fairview Cemetery Gratis

State Trucking Driver Dies After Heart Attack

Raymond Bailey 40 of Rockdale vicinity died of a heart attack at Mercy Hospital Hamilton shortly after admission. He drove for State Trucking Co. Body lies at Riggs Funeral Home here.

Raymond Bailey Rockdale Mercy Hospital Hamilton Bailey The State Trucking Co Riggs

Auto Crash Near Middletown Injures Two

State patrol investigated a one car crash on Ohio 122 west of Middletown at about 10 15 p m. Hospital attendants refused to reveal the full names of the two injured who were admitted. They were known only as Hensley of Onen da and a Franklin man.

Middletown Ohio 122 McCoy-Leffler

Charter Amendment Tax On Top Of Levy Debate

Q and A outlines voter questions about a proposed charter amendment and a possible city income tax. Officials pledge no income tax unless emergency powers exist and note that if approved, voters may decide the tax at the next general election.

Petison Toledo Dayton

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Otis Cole Lemon Township Squire Lammie Bailey Mayfield Armco Hoosiers Ahukov Associated Press Roy Pochel Roy A. Pochell Mrs. Cruise Henry Henry Highland St Catherine Huffman Rs. Roxie G. Bell Ray Raymond Reiley Springfield Flair U.S U.S. GA Central Avenue Strand West Central Ave 1St National Bank Second Ave Verity Pkwy Grand Ave Gideon Road Middletowin James Finley Board OF Education Pol, Adv
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