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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1969

Page

2

Tuition hike eyed as Archdiocese weighs teacher pay rise

Fenwick High School faces possible tuition increases if the Cincinnati Board of Education approves a requested raise for lay teachers. ALTA accountants urge higher salaries to align with public schools, citing a 9 percent relative gap and a deferred September 1970 raise. Franer notes a January decision is likely.

Fenwick High Board of Education Archdiocesan Lay Teachers Association ALTA Cincinnati William Franer Act Ur Educational Arto James O'Leary Msgr Franer

Fruit Cake Sale Near 1700 Pounds Milestone

Middletown High School Band Associates report about 1700 pounds of fruit cake sold in their annual benefit. Chairman Richard Ross noted the 2000 pound goal by December 10 and the drive will continue to that date. Pete Kalmus leads the group. The next meeting is Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Central School cafeteria with color slides of Middies' football.

Middletown High School Band Associates Richard Ross Mason E. Hornbeck Eagtline Ross Central School Pete Kalmus The Associates

Dillion Named President of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

C Douglas Dillon investment banker and former Treasury secretary will assume the Met presidency on January 1 succeeding Arthur A. Houghton Jr. who becomes board chairman. Dillon has served as a Met trustee since 1951 and was elected vice president last year as the museum seeks improved finances during its centennial year.

New York C. Douglas Dillon Treasury Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum Dillon Arthur A. Houghton Jr Steuben Glass Met Houghton The

Tiny Tim's Manager Free On Bond in NYC Bond Theft

Joseph Kaufman, named by the FBI as manager of entertainer Tiny Tim, is free on 25000 bail after being arrested on charges of transporting 90000 in stolen New York City bearer bonds to London. The bonds were part of 140000 stolen in a January 24 burglary at a Wall Street law firm.

New York Joseph Kaufman FBI Tiny Tim New York City London Wall Street Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer & Wood

Editors Claim Media Muzzled by Nixon Administration

Norman E. Isaacs of the Louisville Courier Journal and Times says the Nixon White House seeks covert control over newspapers and broadcast stations. White House aide Herbert G. Klein denies censorship while defending press analyses of Nixon remarks and urging self examination in television coverage.

Associated Press American ‘Society of Newspaper Editors Nixon Norman E. Isaacs Louisville Courier-Journal and Times New York Herbert G. Klein International Radio & Television Society Plaza Hotel Klein Spiro T. Agnew Vietnam San Diego Union Agnew

Tenore Elected President of Middletown Board of Realtors

Tony Tenore was elected president of the Middletown Board of Realtors for 1970 at a meeting yesterday at Forest Hills Country Club. James Blanton was named vice president, Ruth Keller secretary treasurer, and Don E. Hawkins director. Tenore succeeds James R Smith and will be installed at the January meeting.

Tony Tenore Middletown Board of Realtors Forest Hills Country Club James Blanton James Blanton Real Estate Ruth Keller Ruth Keller Real Estate Don E. Hawkins

Deaths And Funerals Of Eleanor Burrell and Others

In Honolulu Mrs Eleanor Washington Burrell 55 died yesterday. Her services and burial are set for tomorrow in Honolulu. Survivors include husband Herman son Dave of New York parents J H Washington and wife from Middletown sister Lavinia Warfield and brothers Vivian and Robert. In Sarasota Frank L Wright 71 formerly of Middletown died Tuesday. Services and burial are tomorrow in Florida. His widow Dorothy survives. Anna Brooks hire 88 of Fairhaven died yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford. Her husband Edwin died in 1962. Surviving are four daughters three sons and four brothers with three grandchildren. Services Saturday 1 30 p m at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home. Burial in Somerville Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 3 5 and 7 9 p m.

Eleanor Burrell Eleanor Washington Burrell Honolulu Hawaii Middletown Burrell Herman Dave New York J. H. Washington Lavinia Warfield Vivian Washington Robert Washington Battle Creek Mich Frank L. Wright Sarasota Fla Florida Mr. Wright Sarasota Memorial Hospital Hoover Ball Bearing Co Dorothy Tack Sam and Gilbert Wills Winchester R. C. Nein & Sons Somerville Cemetery

Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Flory Graveside Service Held

Graveside services were held at Woodside Cemetery for the stillborn infant son of Mr and Mrs John Flory of 4141 Hamilton-Eaton s Road. The child was stillborn at 4 34 pm yesterday at Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton. Surviving are the parents, maternal grandfather Clark Reffitt of Oxford and paternal grandfather L E Flory of Greenville. Arrangements were by Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home.

John Flory Hamilton-Eatons Road Woodside Cemetery Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton Clark Reffitt Oxford L. E. Flory Greenville Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home

TV Equipment A Big Bother To Astronauts

SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Pete Conrad Jr. and Alan Bean deal with troublesome TV equipment during moon walk prep. Conrad frets over TV cable delays claiming it costs 16 minutes while Bean offers to move and remove the cable.

Conrad Bean Pete

Youth Fined For SDS Activities

Chicago AP report says Christopher Miller, 21, of Toledo, pleaded guilty in circuit court to disorderly conduct and obstructing traffic for participation in a Weatherman faction SDS street disorder last month, fined $250.

Chicago Toledo Weatherman Students For A Democratic Christopher Miller

Funeral notices list eight Masses and services tomorrow

Mrs Lillian Welk aged 77 of 124 N Fifth St has Requiem High Mass at 10 am tomorrow at Veronica's Church. Roscoe Follick aged 77 of N Fifth Street has services at 11 am tomorrow. Melvin Crossley aged 61 of 22 A S E St has services at 2 pm tomorrow. John Stahlheber aged 89, Dayton and formerly Hamilton, has services at 2 pm tomorrow. Mrs Elsie Ward aged 66 of 2905 Freeman Ave has 2 pm tomorrow services. Mrs Mary Epp aged 52 of Ross has 11 am Saturday services. Edwin Brater aged 67 of 2840 Cincinnati Brookville Road has 2 pm tomorrow services.

Lillian Welk Fifth St S&j. Veronica's Roscoe Follick Fifth Street Brown-Dawson Melvin Crossley S. E St Webb John Stahlheber Dayton Hamilton Proeschel Elsie Ward Freeman Ave Mary Epp Ross Young Edwin Brater Cincinnati- Brookville Road

Audubons Will Hear MU Prof On Ohio Ecology

Dr Paul M Daniel of Miami University will address the Audubon Society tonight at 7 00 at the Parks Administration Building Highland Street. He is an assistant professor in the Department of Zoology and Physiology and a member of the Ohio Academy of Science and the National Association of Biology Teachers.

Paul M. Daniel Mi ‘Ami University Audubon Society Parks Administration Building Highland S1 Ohio Daniel Dr Daniel Miami Ohio Academy of Science National Association of Biology Teachers

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Fenwick Dillion Metro Museum Roderer BankAmericard Joyce Smith PREXY University of Michigan Ann Arbor Isaacs Dean Burch Federal Communications Commission Burch Proon Commission Soviet Union Tenore James R Smith Anna Brookshire Flory SDS Grand & Gideon Vail McGee’s Mkt Carlisle Shopping Center Peastown Mobile Home Court Trenton Shopping Center Grand Ave
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