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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1966

Page

2

Franklin Area Births Reported In Local Notices

Vital statistics record numerous births and names across Franklin Trenton and surrounding areas. It lists newborn girls and boys with parents including Burg graf Hughes Henry Dunn Griggs Griggs and others with addresses on Marcella Manchester S 1st Lake Ave Roosevelt Ave and more.

George Burggraf Marcella Franklin William Hughes Lake Ave Aca Henry Manchester Rd Tommy Dunn S. 1St St Trenton

Church Circles Meet for Yearend Plans at First United

The First United Presbyterian Church circles close 1966 with gifts and missions talks. Circle One plans a Christmas Tea for the Women’s Association as speakers discuss Ethiopia and Russia with local civic leaders.

First United Presbyterian Church Circle One Women’s Association Ethiopia John Smythe YMCA Russia Howard Cromwell Ohio League of Women Voters Floyd Starr LWV Morie Howland Martin Bauer Elmer Barker Austin Young James Tewel Robert Johnson Raymond Moore Charles Mills J. E. Taylor M. Leighton Robert Ogiesby Dan Hayes Roy Murbach Lynn Young C. E. Hauser E. T. Storer

Sgt Arsdale Addresses Study Group

Sgt Ronald Van Arsdale of the Middletown Police spoke to the Study Group of the American Association of University Women at Mrs Mary Jane Evans Schirm Drive home. He discussed War on Crime and noted Supreme Court rulings have made police work harder. Guests included Mrs William J Gregory and Mrs Sharon Penland. Hostess aides were Mrs Robert Schultz and Mrs Charles Revelos.

Ronald van Arsdale Middletown

Guild Wrapping Session Plans Gifts for Longview

Guild mem bers completed plans for an annual gift wrapping luncheon at Armco Girls Holiday House on Dec. 1 to aid the Longview Christmas gift pool. Armco Steel, Diamond National, and Black Clawson groups collect gifts. Dr Patrick H Lagan and Nathaniel James spoke at the orientation for Longview State Hospital volunteers.

Mental Health Guild Longview State Hospital Armco Girls Women’s Associations Armco Steel Corp Diamond Gardner Diamond National Corp Black Clawson Co Longview Rowland Hinsch Guild Arnold Boxwell Patrick H. Lagan Nathaniel James Social Service Department Lagan Cincinnati City Hospital Cincinnati Hamilton County State Hospital Mes James National Board of Mental Hospital Social Workers Ohio Mary Hultgren

Reily High basketball player injured in Lakota game

A Reily High School basketball player, Douglas Lohrey, 16, was injured Friday night in a game at Lakota, reportedly concussed. Deputies transported him to Fort Hamilton Hospital as Lakota defeated Reily 66 to 61 in the season opener.

Chapter Host For Dinner At Greek Orthodox Hall

Fifty people attended the annual Thanksgiving dinner of Chrysa Chapter 100 Daughters of Penelope in Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox social hall. Congressman elect Donald E. Lukens was guest of honor with Dolores Revelos chairing and dignitaries from supreme and district lodges present.

Chrysa Chapter Daughters of Penelope Sts. Constantine & Helen Ahepans Donald E. Lukens Dolores Revelos Supreme George Cavalaris Order of Ahepa George Poolitson Louis Weaver Mike Mathews Gus Mardas Gus Valen John Pantel Miss Revelos Nick Ververis John Revelos Gus Chifos Pete Laras Valen Mardas Chrysa

Club notices wrap up year with gifts and gatherings

The Clubs hosts Merry Matfielders planned Christmas baskets for two families and announced prize winners Mrs Herbert Craft and Mrs Edward Sabo. Welcome Wagon Club welcomed twelve at the YMCA with socializing led by Mrs Gerald Callahan and planning for December meetings. Community Circle Mothers Study League met at Mrs Richard Johnson home with plans for a spring hat sale and a Thanksgiving basket drive. A recipe exchange and Christmas decoration talk closed the evening with guest Mrs Mildred La present.

Fenton Hall Merry Herbert Craft Edward Sabo Ernest Burcham Earl Swain Sabo Carney Hall Welcome Wagon Club YMCA Gerald Callahan Alan Peterson al Warwick James Strohmeyer Richard Dav Kenwood Drive Richard Johnson Community Circle Mothers’ Study League Richard Leasure Mildred la

Fire at Don Cooper residence on Armco Drive

A yard fire was reported at 10:25 a.m. Friday at the Don Cooper residence on 2803 Armco Drive. Fire crews responded to extinguish the blaze and assess damage. No injuries were reported.

Armco Drive Don Cooper

Churches Circle plans gifts for Viet Nam children bazaar

Christmas Bazaar notes Dec 3 at First Methodist Circle Six and Circle One meet at various homes. Members plan December gift exchange and January paper shower for Van Buren Center. Mrs Albert Roof celebrated 90th birthday with gifts. Speakers included Mrs Ed Land and Rev Robert Parr on hymns and culture. 100th anniversary of Van Buren Church announced for Dec 4 in Dayton.

William Baird Highland Street Viet Nam Gerald Fultz Baird Wayne Ledford Herbert Johnson Circle Six First Methodist Church B. A. Roof Regent Drive van Buren Center Albert Roof Ed Land Robert Parr WSCS Parr David Young Tremont ‘Court Fred Finey Jack Diefenbach van Buren Dayton

Local art exhibit opens at The Garrett in Mt Healthy

Mrs C A Archibald of Cincinnati former Rosa Jane Cusano joins five artists at The Garrett new studio 1623 Compton Rd Mt Healthy for a formal opening from 2 to 5 pm. Archibald a Middletown High School graduate taught drawing co proponent of The Garrett, with works by Don Lewis Vincent Taylor Carl Morris and Del Schuler through the holiday season.

C. A. Archibald Cincinnati Rosa Jane ‘Cusano Garrett, New Compton Road Mt. Healthy Archibald C. R. Schneider Grand Avenue Middletown High School MHS University of Cincinnati Japan the Garrett The Garrett Don Lew

Speech Contest Slated in Fairhaven at Presbyterian Church

Five senior high students from Middletown and nearby areas will compete in a Women's Christian Temperance Union sponsored speech contest tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church on Route 177 in Fairhaven Ohio. Contestants from Middletown Lemon Monroe and Eaton high schools will vie for a gold medal with Mrs Helen Watson directing and judges from Middletown and Monroe. Piano selections by several local students and adults will also be performed in the afternoon.

Middletown Women’s Christian Temperance Union Monroe Bob Brandenburg Wattson Patricia Wiley Beth Evans Gwen Tucker Pam Surgenor Robyn Jones

Baker defense seeks J Edgar Hoover testimony in FBI eavesdropping case

In Washington AP report Attorney Edward Bennett Williams lists FBI Director J Edgar Hoover as a potential witness. The move aims to challenge government evidence obtained via electronic eavesdropping in the Bobby Baker trial with a January 9 tentative start.

October births at Middletown Hospital show more boys

A total of 161 babies were born in October at Middletown Hospital. TM were boys and 67 were girls. Middletown registered 105 births, followed by Franklin with 20 and Trenton with 7. Other communities listed include Carlisle, Springboro, Monroe, Lebanon, Somerville, Dayton, Miamisburg, and many others with 1 or 2 births each.

Middletown Hospital Middletown Franklin Trenton Carlisle Springboro Monroe Lebanon Somerville Dayton Miamisburg Bethany South Lebanon Morrow Mainville Oregonia Mason Gratis Moraine Cincinnati Springdale

Three Boys Referred to Juvenile Court Over Park Fire

Three boys ages 10 and 11 were referred to Juvenile Court on destruction of property charges after a fire damaged a storage shed at Armco Park. Police said the youths built small fires to keep warm, used canteen water and dirt to extinguish, then reignited them, heavily damaging the shed and machinery inside. A heliograph signaling instrument is noted in the report.

University Boulevard McCurry Avenue Lafayette Avenue McCurry Court Yankee Road Lawn Avenue Yankee Ad Public Rvice Essen Director of Public Service Ana Ouenens Juvenile Court Armco Park Middletown

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