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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
11
Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works reports a 75 week 20 eight hour turn campaign with hot strip production uninterrupted from soaking pot to coilers. The mill opened in 1928, rebuilt in 1939 and upgraded in 1959 to boost capacity and maintain a continuous hot slab process.
E. J. Goldschmidt 69 longtime Armco International vice president died Sunday morning in a Fort Lauderdale hospital after a sudden illness. He moved to Florida after retiring in 1958 and was active in Middletown civic groups, scouting and church activities. Survivors include two daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale with burial there. Memorials may be sent to Middletown Hospital.
L. L. Ziglar executive director of the Children's Home Association of Butler County will be the guest speaker at the Civic Club meeting tomorrow noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Everett Sherron is program chairman.
Debbie Freeze nine wins Miss Petite Majorette of Ohio of 1965 at Chicago event. Peggy Huening earns Junior Miss Majorette of Ohio with high placements. Dessie Harsh rivals in Senior Miss Majorette contests. NBTA twirlathon honors Regina Jackson and Candy Bailey at LaPorte Indiana with multiple firsts and awards.
Hamilton Attorney Foster Brate pleaded guilty to embezzling from an estate he acted as executor. Judge Carl D. Kessler ordered presentence investigation and scheduled Brate for probation review to be guided by a department report.
Hamilton area reports show three people injured in separate weekend crashes. Edward Gabbarel, 56, cited for following too closely after rear ending Kathy S. Stanley, 19, at Route 127 north of Hamilton. both cars damaged. Kenneth Lewis, 18, lost control on Yankee Road, vehicle into a field, damage about 400. no license. Robert Poplin, 36, unaware of Barrett Road, lost control on a curve. car hit a ridge near Station Road. passenger Mallie Farler treated at Mercy Hospital. damage about 2500 to the 1965 car. Robert Harden, 32, cited for absurdly clear distance after rear ending a tractor trailer at Route 127 and South Avenue. rig damage 2000. Harden car totaled. both drivers treated at Mercy Hospital.
A cobra responds not to the music but to the charmer’s body sway. The passage notes that the snake mirrors the man’s movements rather than the tune.
A public hearing is scheduled tonight at 7 30 on R 2 apartment zoning for a 50 acre tract south of Rt 122 across from Boylston Street. The area now holds R 1 zoning and is bounded by Marshall Road Roosevelt Avenue Grand Avenue and the city limits. The planning commission recommended approving the rezoning and bonds totaling 9 5 million voters approved Tuesday.
Developer Robert Keays pulled a request for 15 acres near Central Avenue and Cincinnati Dayton Road affecting R-3 zoning. A hearing planned for tonight was canceled. Commissioners will consider two emergency ordinances to authorize a $6 million bond sale for new thoroughfares and an overpass by the New York Central tracks, plus secondary treatment facilities. The bond sale marks the first step in the city’s major capital improvements program following voters' approval last week.
Car owners moving into Butler County must have their vehicle inspected by a state authorized dealer before an Ohio title can be issued. The process adds a $3 inspection fee, with $1.50 to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, $1.25 to the inspecting agency, and 25 cents to the county. Agencies to be named tomorrow by County Clerk Joseph T. Kiep.
Four local high school juniors are nominated for the American Field Service Americans Abroad program for 1966. Lettie Saylor Mollie Trimble of Monroe and Martha Crawford Phil Parnell of Middletown are among the candidates. Final selection will be announced next spring after reviews in New York.
Frank Ludewig, 65, longtime head of the City Division of Inspection, will retire effective December 1 after 15 years with the city. Dan W. Kothe, the City Manager, announced no successor yet. Ludewig, a native of Amsterdam, Netherlands, educated at Ohio State, taught in Monroe and at the University of Dayton before joining city service in 1950. He hopes to teach part time at Middletown High School post retirement.
Robert Batte 48 of N First Street admitted setting a fire that destroyed a barn owned by Eugene Keith and damaged hay straw and nearby poles. A 12 year old boy charged in the blaze was exonerated after investigators found Batte responsible. Authorities ruled the fire an accident and no charges against Batte were filed.
Patricia Wiley of Lem on Monroe High and Karen Arnett of Middletown High tied for first in the Butler County Prince of Peace contest at St John United Church of Christ Hamilton. Claudia Kelly and Pamela Sloan were alternates at the Hamilton and Middletown sites with Philip Parnell as alternate at Middletown. Judge remarks noted the unusual tie and state officials will decide.
Fire crews were called to 2607 Fleming Road to a furnace gas blast that exploded as the thermostat was raised. The blast damaged the furnace, door, and flue pipe with no loss estimate given. Paul Day was the resident.
A noted lady decorator advises starting with the sofa as the room’s anchor while another suggests wall treatments set the tone. The third stresses visualizing the full picture beforehand like an author outlining a story, and all echo that furniture reflects personal style. Visit the store for ideas.
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