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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
2
Elza Abraham 78 of 904 Auburn St. was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a fall caused injuries including a broken collar bone and foot fractures. He had undergone foot surgery the day before and was reportedly in good spirits despite the mishap.
Police report a burglary at Delbert Averdick 505 Kensington St where 1200 traveler's checks, 80 dollars, a TV and a gun were taken. Break-in between 6 30 and 9 15 p m with a pry bar used on the rear door. A second burglary at Ruby Egleston 317 Clark St involved a TV, an engagement ring and a silver tea service after a side door was kicked in.
Butler County Board of Elections affirmed Leigh Bittner as Reiley Township trustee winner by one vote 211 to 210 after a second recount. Robert L. Flick beat Roger Cornell 118 to 116 for Seven Mile council, with Gary Gault also elected. Multiple recounts were ordered due to closeness. most tallies remained unchanged.
Middletown man Larry Lawson at Catalina Mobile Home Park Peasttown shot himself in the stomach and was in serious condition after surgery. Col. Gerald Taylor said deputies are unsure if accidental. Lawson found by his brother in his trailer. He remained in the intensive care unit.
Aluminum siding and a ladder valued at 390 dollars were stolen from Charles Napier’s lot 174 in Park Peasttown between Friday and Monday, according to Butler County deputies.
Motorists can now use a new five lane lower roadway to the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport main terminal. The upgrade is the first phase of a $53 million expansion that will enlarge the main terminal. The existing lower roadway will close during lobby demolition with completion of the project planned for 1978.
The Teenagers Association for Police Support reorganizes by granting titles to all members and allowing those over 19 to serve as advisers. New members become cadets for three months before becoming patrolmen as ranks include chief assistant chief captain lieutenant and sergeant. The group funds portable radios with gifts and McDonald’s certificates. The next meeting is December 15 at the First National Bank University office open to students age five through 19.
Funeral services and burial for George W. Hazelwood 35 formerly of Franklin were held in Fairfield Illinois. He was killed Saturday in an auto accident near Fairfield. Hazelwood a teacher and tennis coach at Franklin High School is survived by four brothers James Middletown Whitt Michigan Robert Morrow John Peasttown and five sisters Karen Ingram Lois Helton Marjorie Brandenburg all of Franklin Lavonne Chenoweth Miamisburg and Phyllis Morgan of Morrow.
Sadie Austin 60 of Taylorsville N C died yesterday likely of a heart attack leaving a husband Hayden and six other children including Catherine Teets Helen Hassler and Jane Austin. Graveside rites for George G Sauter 69 in Woodside Cemetery. Frederick N Schwarz 64 of Lebanon to be buried at Miami Valley Memory Gardens with memorials to American Cancer Society. Multiple Hamilton area obituaries list services for Mary Bennett Isabelle Harbon Anne McGrath Lloyd Lovejoy Eutha White Ralph Wilder Wilbert Spies Lloyd Stewart and others with dates and locations in Hamilton and nearby communities.
Washington AP reports October milk production reached 9.2 billion pounds, a 0.9 percent rise from a year earlier, the first YoY increase since March. Ten month output, 97.4 billion pounds, is down 0.3 percent from Jan–Oct 1974, aided by higher farm prices and lower feed costs.
The Rev. Thomas Gerard Savage S.J., 49, co-chairman of Xavier University’s English department, died Monday during surgery. Services were scheduled today in Cincinnati.
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