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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1968

Page

11

Fire damages two story house on Radabaugh Road

Trenton South Madison Fire Department investigators examine the charred ruins of a two story frame house on Radabaugh Road after a blaze early last night. The home owned by Andrew Majccher stood vacant. units from North Madison South Madison and Trenton fought the fire. No damage estimate was released but expected high.

Trenton Andrew Majccher Radabaugh Road Butler County Marcher North Madison South Madison

Burglars Foiled Twice At Eastern Lanes In Warren County

Deputies responded to Eastern Lanes on Coles Road at old U S 25 after burglars tried to break in for the second time in three weeks. A janitor frightened them off around 5 am. An electric drill was left warm and the safe was not opened.

Warren County Sheriff's Deputies Coles Road U.S Don Settlemire Settlemire Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Assembly Honors Vets at Middletown High

A special morning assembly at Middletown High School honored veterans. The music and instrumental departments performed patriotic pieces and the speech department read selected patriotic texts under Principal H H Lawrence. The program concluded with Taps.

Middletown High School H.H. Lawrence

Veterans Day recalls Middletown Legion’s 50 years

The Middletown American Legion Post 218 marked its 50th year with a Veterans Day luncheon in Kessler Auditorium. Calvin Verity, charter member and First National Bank chair, led reminiscences on Middletown’s 1920 population of 23,000 and Armco’s 2,344 workers.

Woodside Cemetery Vietnam New Legion Post James R. Howerton Howerton Robert C. Cordray WPFB Walter Pawelkoski Post Robert Miller Richardson Drive Legion Committee E.B. Sickle Glenn Bewley Calvin Verity Martin V. Coffey

Purse Stolen From Home During Sunday Party

A purse containing 128 dollars was stolen from Mrs. Joan Davis at 107 Alamo Road during a Sunday night party. Davis said the bag was in the kitchen and the outside kitchen door was unlocked while guests gathered in the living room.

Joan Davis Alamo Road

Woman Free On Bond In Slaying Of Estranged Husband

Linda Baier 23, mother of a 7 year old, is free on 2500 bond after being charged with first degree murder in the death of her estranged husband Joseph C Baier. He was shot in a grocery store parking lot with a .25 caliber handgun found at the scene. The shooting occurred as he visited his wife at North Mason Apartments on Ohio 42. Preliminary trial date to be set by Judge John Zopff.

Mason Linda Baier Joseph C Baier Reading Road Sharonville Baier North Mason Apartments Ohio 42 John Oswald David Batsche John Zopff Mason Municipal Court Zopff Guy Hildl Bernard Gilday Cincinnati Hamilton County

Burglars Take 13 Silver and Tungsten Discs From Home

Burglars stole 13 silver and tungsten discs valued at 3500 dollars from John Garrison’s home at 1920 Flemming Road while he was in hospital. A pocket knife, two blankets, a bed spread, canned goods, and 10 sticks of solder were also taken. Entry was gained by breaking a window. juveniles were seen in the area earlier.

John Garrison Flemming Road Garrison

Stolen Tires From Home At Garfield Street

Police report two spare tires valued at 25 dollars stolen from the rear of Hubert Trimble’s home on Garfield Street overnight Saturday. A three year old boy was treated and dismissed at Middletown Hospital after eating a box of laxatives. the child and mother were taken to the hospital by police at about 1 30 a.m.

Hubert Trimble Garfield St Middletown Hospital

Bugle Calls Sound Through Carlisle Area

Reveille rang through Carlisle at 7 am in observance of Veterans Day. Seven members of Boy Scout Troop 44 stood at strategic points as the calls echoed through the village, with the same boys to play taps that evening. Leader Lester Gilbert noted the program as a new troop activity likely to catch on.

Boy Scout Troop 44 Carlisle Lester Gilbert

Middletown Stands Solid in Garbage Plan Outlook

Middletown avoids Cincinnati’s disposal challenges said Public Utilities Director Robert Moschell. A 113 acre landfill east of Germantown Road, with 100 acres unused, backs the city’s disposal strategy as engineers Burgess Niple assess capacity. Butler County studies may push regional burning or burying, while federal funds may back waste studies. River seepage and well water remain under review.

Cincinnati Old Kentucky Middletown City Public Utilities Robert Moschell Cincinnati Public Works Arthur Bird Satuday Bird Hamilton Kentucky Moschell Germantown Road Miami River Burgess & Niple Columbus Butler County Department of Housing & Urban Development

Inwood to Join Water Parley With Officials

Inwood C Dudley a Middletown businessman and city commissioner will join 40 participants meeting with federal and state officials to study water and land-use issues in the Ohio River basin. Speakers include former Kentucky Gov Ned Breathitt and resource directors from Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia. The event is sponsored by the League of Women Voters.

C. Dudley Inwood Middletown Ohio River Kentucky Ned Breathitt Water Resources Council Henry P. Caulfield Jr Ohio Indiana West Virginia Cincinnati League of Women Voters

Sidewalk Requirement to Be Aired at Hearing

City Commission schedules a 7 p.m. public hearing on proposed subdivision rule changes to clarify sidewalk waivers. The plan would require sidewalks on both sides of new streets unless the Planning Commission, with Technical Advisory Committee input, approves waivers for very wide lots or difficult terrain.

City Commission Planning Division Planning Commission

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