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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1969

Page

11

More Arrests Use Of Pot Grows in Middletown Area

Middletown police report rising marijuana use with several arrests after early Sunday raids on 6042 Jacksonburg Road. Elmer Rose 19 charged with possession. Billy Ledford 20 charged with interfering with an officer. a 16 year old Hamilton girl released to parents. Two locals appear in court for possession of open wine bottle and marijuana.

Middletown Franklin Jackonburg Road Butler County Russell Dwyer Earl Smith Jacksonburg Road Harold May Elmer Rose Billy Ledford Jackenburg Road Hamilton May William R. Hendrickson Ronald Lewis Whitman Elman Drive Elizabeth Irene Taylor Graydon Drive Whiteman Green Berets Franklin Municipal Court J. T. Riley Martz-Paullin Road Roy Wallace Warren County

Recount Of Commission Vote Set For Thursday

Middletown prepares for the first city commission vote recount in years with a hand count at 8:30 a.m. at the Butler County Board of Elections. The race features James Saunders and Stanley Sorrell, with Saunders winning by 110 votes. Top vote getter was Tom Blake with 5,636 votes. Sorrell filed for a recount of all 23 precincts. supporters focus on seven key precincts. Residents statewide follow Oxford recounts as Christine Dutcher seeks a recount of two precincts. The history of voting machines shows prior recounts and rulings shaping current procedures.

Middletown Butler County Board of Elections Hamilton James Saunders Stanley Sorrell Saunders Sorrell Tom Blake Board of Elections Office City Commission Oxford Christine Dutcher Oxford Village Paul M. Daniel Butler County

Burglars Hit Lumber Firm and Two Homes in Middletown

Middletown police investigated break ins at the Denny Lumber Co. office on 1800 First Ave and two residences. A. Charles Rempe of 1022 Kunz Ave reported a sapphire ring, trading stamps, pills, candy, pen nies, scattered meat, and other items missing. Orville G. Sorrell of 910 Malvern St reported a tape recorder, a radio, and a clock valued at 165 dollars.

Middletown A. Charles Rempe Kunz Ave Denny Lumber Co First Ave Orville G. Sorrell Malvern St

Ohio to fund training for 600 unemployed workers

More than 600 unemployed or underemployed persons in Ohio will receive job training in 14 projects across 10 cities. The federal grant of 1.49 million dollars approved by HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch and Labor Secretary George P. Shultz funds vocational and technical courses in Akron Canton Cincinnati Columbus Jefferson in Ashtabula County Lorain Mansfield St Clairsville Coshocton and Smithville in Wayne County plus a statewide individual basis program for 20 trainees.

Columbus Ohio Robert H. Finch Department of Health, Education and Welfare George P. Shultz Akron Canton Cincinnati Jefferson Ashtabula County Lorain Mansfield St. Clairsville Coshocton Smithville Wayne County

Five men held after lights shoot-out in Franklin

Cincinnati Gas and Electric officials estimate street light damage at 90 dollars after a car shooting spree on the west side. Officers stopped James McGuire and four companions at Cedar and Forrest. four weapons and ammunition were found in the car during searches. All five suspects, ages 18 to 25, from Franklin and Dayton, were jailed.

Franklin Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co West Side Cedar and Forrest James McGuire McGuire N. Main St Anthony Thompson Brown St Michael Tooley Floyd Arnwine Sycamore Garmon Lewis Calumet Lane Dayton Ipolice Station

Copper Found In Auto Two Middletown Youths Held

Two Middletown youths were jailed on suspicion of stealing copper worth 640 from Mueller Brass Co. Kelsey Van Jones 20 of 706 Tenth Ave and Stanley Eugene Vinson 18 of 1404 Michigan Ave gave differing alibis when questioned at Breie Boulevard and Lewis Street at 430 am. Police found two copper bales in the rear seat and four in the trunk after guard Paul Bauchnecht reported six bales missing following a fence cut.

Middletown Mueller Brass Co Kelsey van Jones Tenth Ave Stanley Eugene Vinson Michigan Ave Breie Boulevard Lewis Street Paul Bauchnecht Mueller Brass Guard

Legion Post 231 Set to Meet for Speaking Activities

The Legion Post 231 will hold speaking activities at 7 tomorrow evening at 904 Yankee Road. The executive board meeting changes from Wednesday to Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Legion Post 231 Yankee Road

Franklin Veterans Day Parade Protests Viet Nam Moratorium

Franklin plans a Veterans Day parade to honor service members and protest the Oct. 15 Viet Nam moratorium. The procession moves from the west end of Second Street bridge to Community Park with Judge J T Riley as speaker and a junior high band possible.

Franklin Second Street Dean Wagner The American Legion Post 149 Main Street Sixth Street Community Park Wagner J.T. Riley

Post Office Deadlines Set For Christmas Mailings

Post Office announces holiday schedules with multiple deadlines for parcels and cards. Local deadlines include Dec 1 for some mailings and Dec 10 for parcels. Overseas service notes airlift dates and urges use of ZIP codes to ensure delivery by Christmas.

Frank Dobrozsi Dobrozsi

Legion Observes Veterans Day With Luncheon and Memorial

American Legion Post 218 hosts the Veterans Day observance with a 12 noon luncheon in Kessler Auditorium after a 11 o clock memorial at Woodside Cemetery. Clarence J. Brown Jr. of Urbana will speak. Stanley Sorrell leads the program. Armco Steel official Harry Holiday Jr. is emcee. Jack Murray sings. Rev. Henry C. Howard gives the benediction. City Commission will consider two housing ordinances licensing rooming houses with three or more tenants and requiring inspections by housing inspectors. apartments excluded.

American Legion Post 218 Kessler Auditorium Legion Home Woodside Cemetery Clarence J. Brown Jr Urbana Congress Ohio Stanley Sorrell Harry Holiday Jr Steel Group Armco Steel Corp Jack Murray Charles Newton Henry C. Howard Grand Avenue Church of God Martin v. Coffey City Commission Department of Community Development

Middletown Band Seeks Fruit Cake Fund Drive

The Middletown Band Associates plan a three sale fruit cake fundraiser starting Saturday at McAlpin's with other sales at Twin Fair on Nov 22 and J C Penney on Dec 6. Proceeds fund new band uniforms and future camps with Mr and Mrs Dick Ross as co chairs.

Middletown Band McAlpin’s Twin Fair J. C. Penney Dick Ross

Blount notes pornography means different things to people

US Postmaster General Winton Blount told Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan that pornography is a growing and serious problem in the United States but he refrained from defining what constitutes obscenity. He said the Post Office must balance controlling material with avoiding censorship.

Tokyo Winton Blount Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan Blount United States Post Office Department

Veterans Day Dinner Set By VFW Post 6405

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6405 will hold a Veterans Day observance with a dinner for members auxiliary and junior unit and their families at 6 p.m. tomorrow in the post home at 1319 Young Street. Commander William Henderson and auxiliary president Anna Lang are listed.

Hunter Clark Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6405 Young St William Henderson Anna Lang

Walter S. Grosse Pleads Guilty To Misdemeanor Charge

Walter S. Grosse 22 of 322 Garfield Street was not charged with stealing four wheels and tires a battery and lug nuts Instead he faced a receiving and concealing stolen property count valued at 670 He pleaded guilty to a lesser misdemeanor and was fined 200 plus costs by Judge J T Lamb in municipal court Friday

Walter S. Grosse Garfield St Journal Grosse J. T. Lamb Municipal Court Fridday

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