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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1971

Page

9

Paper Pickup Agreement Reached By City Officials

City sanitation workers reach a deal to collect old newspapers for recycling at the curb during regular pickups. The program will begin after new trucks and steel baskets are installed, with old papers sent to the landfill for sale to the highest bidder. Names mentioned include City Manager Dale Helsel and sanitat ion workers negotiators.

Fred Sennet Journal City Sanitation Dale He Sanitat Nat Helsel Hessel Sanitation ‘Department Park Department Hesse Chy Diamond National Corp

Accused bandit named by victims in Ohio holdup

Victims in a Columbus area holdup identify Earl Gilbert Lanning of 990 Locust St Wilmington as the masked robber. Lanning, arrested after a Federal Savings and Loan office theft, admitted other robberies in Middletown and beyond as FBI takes charge. authorities recover part of the money. Victims from Sharonville Cincinnati Madeira and Columbus also identified him. Det. Firman notes a white getaway car linked to the suspect.

Phyllis Churchill Janet Tunnell Earl Gilbert Lanning Locust St Wilmington Lanning Federal Savings & Loan Association Harrisburg Pike Columbus Ron Firman Hils White Middletown Cincinnati Madeira Miss Tunnell Churchill

Seven Injured In Two Car Crash At Bypass Four

Six Lakota High School girls and Anthony Stuhmeyer, 65, were hospitalized after a two car collision at Bypass 4 and Ohio 129. The crash occurred at 8:30 a.m. when a westbound car failed to yield, pulling into the path of an oncoming vehicle. Pamela Dossett, 16, was listed in serious condition. the other five girls and the other driver were in fair condition.

Bypass 4 Ohio 129 Hamilton Mercy Hospital Pamela Dossett Hamilton-Middletown Mary Ann Gschwind Woody Hollow Lane Cincinnati Paula Reeves Bethany Road Middletown Vickie Tucker Eastbrook Drive West Chester Pam Zorn Princeton Road Jackie Burchfield Kyles Station Road Anthony Stuhmeyer

Deaths and Funerals in Ohio Area Summaries

Mrs. Zadora Henrick 55 of Centerville died Friday at home from a heart attack. Survived by husband A William daughter Sandra at home brother Donald Joyce sister Mrs Robert Weiser both of Hamilton. Services 2 pm Monday Routsong Bowsher Funeral Home Centerville. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 4 8 pm. Mrs. Luella Marshall 4 of 721 S Marshall Road Middletown died 9 45 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a month as patient. Survived by son Charles and one grandson. Funeral 1 30 pm Monday J C Crow Sons Funeral Home Piqua. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery Piqua. Local arrangements by Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Lester Trenton and Richard Lot Greenfield three sisters Mrs June Hines Xenia Mrs Faith Caven Inverness Fla Mrs Hope Short Cedar Bluff Va and three brothers Robert McDilda Cedar Bluff Emory and Ruby McDilda Carlisle Pa. Services 11 am Monday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Arthur Tinkham. Visitation Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 pm. Mrs L Brandenburg 62 of South Lebanon died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after two weeks illness. Survived by six sons John Strain Hillsboro James Strain Lebanon Paul Strain Mason George Strain Dayton Raymond Strain Morrow Herman Brandenburg Cincinnati four daughters Mrs Leaddell Johnson Middletown Mrs Mariyn Dick South Lebanon Mrs Anna Adkins South Lebanon Mrs Patricia Lay Lebanon 33 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services p m Tuesday South Lebanon Church of God Burial South Lebanon Cemetery Visitation Oswald Funeral Home Monday 4 9 pm.

Zadora Henrick Centerville Hamilton A. William Sandra Donald’ Joyce Robert’ Weiser Routsong- Bowsher Woodside Luella Marshall S. Marshall Road Middletown Hospital Piqua Middletown Charles J.C. Crow & Sons Warren Smith Forest Hill Cemetery Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Lester Trenton Richard Lot Greenfield June Hines Xenia Faith Caven Inverness Fla Hope Short Cedar Bluff Robert McDilda Emory Ruby McDilda Carlisle McCoy- Leffler Arthur Tinkham L. Brandenburg Lebanon Louanna Brandenburg South Lebanon Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati John Strain Hillsboro James Strain Paul Strain Mason George Strain Dayton Raymond Strain Morrow Herman Brandenburg Leaddell Johnson Mariyn Dick Anna Adkins Patricia Lay

Mrs Rachel Smyth Bowers Dies At 63 In Trenton

Mrs. Rachel Smyth Bowers 63 of 3461 Poplar St Trenton died at 11 10 am Friday at Garden Manor Nursing Home where she had been a patient since Sept 23 She was formerly of Hillsboro and had lived in Trenton six months Her husband Lloyd died in 1964 Surviving are two sons

Rachel Smyth Bowers Poplar St Trenton Garden Manor Bowers Hillsboro Lloyd

Obituary notices for Tatum Adams and Mahatha

Allen Tatum aged 65 of Seven Mile is listed with a service at 10 am on Monday in Webb. Lenora Adams aged 84 of 1916 Pater Ave. has a 2 pm Monday service at First Church of the Nazarene. Albert Mahatha aged 73 of 1981 Fairgrove Ave. has private services at Colligan.

Allen Tatum Seven Mile Webb Lenora Adams Pater Ave First Church of the Nazarene Albert Mahatha Fairgrove Ave Colligan

Fire Calls Reported At Several City Incidents

At 7:10 p.m. a 13 year old, Tony Neace, fell on the sidewalk at 2100 Queen Ave and was taken by emergency squad to Middletown Hospital and released. By 12:42 a.m. a fire at 142 Central Ave caused $75 damage due to carburetor flooding and was attended by Stephen Tipton. At 1:27 a.m. Dora Brickner of 124 E. Fifth St. Franklin was ill and transported to hospital by ambulance and released.

Queen Ave Tony Neace Lamberton St Middletown Hospital Fcar Central Ave Jear Stephen Tipton Brown's Run Road Germantown Road Dora Brickner E. Fifth St Franklin Ill

Vending machines robbed at Coca Cola plant

Police report a break-in at the Coca Cola plant at 110 S Verity Parkway last night. Entry was gained by forcing an overhead door, with coins rifled from soft drink, coffee and cigarette vending machines.

Coca-Cola Verity Parkway

Officer's Injury Said Tragedy Not A Crime

A Cincinnati man, Ernest McGhee, 32, faces an unlawful pistol charge in the wounding of Middletown officer Terry Alfrey, 31, as he testified before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer. McGhee, a nightwatchman at Barbara Park Convalescent Center, fired through a bedroom door after hearing a noise while investigating a broken window in a building under construction. Alfrey, wounded, was treated at Middletown Hospital. the bullet remains in his chest. McGhee's attorney argued he acted lawfully while on the premises, not knowing any officer was present. The case continues with Detective Arnold Ferguson detailing the arrest and questioning.

Hamilton Cincinnati Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer Middletown Ernest McGhee McGhee Barbara Park Kensington Street Ptl Terry Alfrey Alfrey Bernard Gilday Jr Gilday McGee Arnold Ferguson

Marine Band Show Sunday Not Sellout at Middletown High

Tickets remain for Sunday afternoon and evening U S Marine Band performances at Middletown High School. A 2 pm show targets youth with 1 dollar students and 2 dollars adults. evening tickets cost 2 dollars for all on main floor and 2.50 for balcony. Program runs over two hours. tickets sold at the door or advance through local venues.

U.S. Marine Band Middletown High School Manchester Motor Inn Davidson's Middletown Norris Music Store

Sorg Workers Vote On Last-Minute Contract Offer

Local 112 of the United Papermakers and Paper Workers AFL CIO began a 10 am vote on a last-minute offer deemed acceptable by the union negotiating team. Ratification by rank-and-file members was sought. terms were not disclosed. The company had sought a 22 cent hourly pay cut from 475 production workers after a two-year contract expired October 31. Results were expected early this afternoon.

United Papermakers & Paperworkers of America AFL Cio

Girl Scout Troop Cleans Sunset Park in Service Drive

About 25 Lincoln School Girl Scout Troop 1609 members cleaned Sunset Park today as a community service project. They started at 11 a.m. and planned to continue until all trash and litter were removed, led by Mrs. Clinton Stapelion and Miss Beth Banzhot.

Lincoln School 1609 Sunset Park Clinton Stapelion Beth Banzhot

Middletown High Names Queen For Homecoming Night

Middletown High School held its homecoming events with Miss Polly Sexton crowned queen, a senior daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Sexton. Princesses Karin Evans and Becky Gardner named. Escorts chosen by student council included four Black students amid a previously tense week.

Middletown High School Barnitz Polly Sexon James R. Sexton Elmo Place Karin Evans Becky Gardner Lewis - Runin

Five Die in Toledo Area 3 Car Crash

At a rural intersection west of Toledo Ohio three adults and two small children were killed in a three vehicle collision. Victims include Rebecca Johnson 29 and her daughters Mellisa 2 Cassandra 11 months all of Swanton along with Marlene White 3 and Mary Klein 4. A truck loaded with corn struck Johnson’s car broadside causing it to crash into the car carrying Mrs Klein and Mrs White.

Toledo, Ohio Arnay Here Rebecca Johnson Mellisa Cassandra Marlene White Mary Klein Swanton Ohic Highway Patrol Johnson

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Breiel Boulevard Citizens Savings & Loan Association Franklin County FBI Lakota High Bruce Cramer Mrs Rachel Bowers Marine Band Sorg Polly Sexton Kim McMonigle Sheckler Carpetalk Central Don Mendenhall
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