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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1966
Page
11
Consumption rises as Turkey production reaches 116 million birds, up from last year and near the 1961 record. Prices for young toms may be a few cents higher per weight class, while demand grows due to processing into convenient forms and strong storage at warehouses.
Donald C. Falk 40 of Oxford and Hamilton banks for nearly 20 years will join Miami University as administrative assistant in the business office on December 1. Falk, a life resident, graduated Miami University in 1951 with a BS in Business Administration and has worked at Oxford National Bank and later in the bank's central offices in Hamilton. He resigned from Oxford Village Council to meet the new job's time requirements.
Somerville The Methodist WSCS met recently in the church annex for a cooperative covered dish luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Ruby Fox and Mrs. Emma Russell.
Preble County sheriff deputies raided the Towne House Cocktail Lounge in West Alexandria arresting Michael Carmody of Carlisle Harry Innis of Eaton and Estell Bowling of Clayton on gambling charges. Innis faces an additional count for permitting gambling. Bond set at 300 dollars for all. Innis 200 for permitting gambling. Trial dates set for December 5 and 6.
Edwina Jo Burton, 11, of 1740 Lee Ave in Hamilton, wins a trip to New York and a ride on the McDonald’s float in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. She is one of 25 nationwide winners and will be joined by TV personality Soupy Sales for the float event with overnight stay meals and a sightseeing trip for each child and a parent.
Deerfield six mill operating levy, defeated at the November 8 election, will be resubmitted to voters in a special election Tuesday January 10. The Deerfield Union school board named a committee led by Supt Eugene Griffith to study possible cuts in all extra curriculars drivers education and music. Voters may register up to ten days before the election at the Board of Elections in Lebanon. Charles Moore will head the Title I program and James Eaton will direct Head Start next summer.
Mrs. Carol De Cloedt, 19, Mishawaka Indiana, pled guilty to larceny by trick and was placed on five years probation in Butler County Common Pleas Court. She was linked to attempting to return clothing to J C Penney in Middletown bought with a stolen credit card.
The Franklin St Mary Altar Rosary Society heard Rev. Theodare Fry of Fenwick High School speak on Poverty and the Church. They planned four coffee get togethers, Christmas baskets for needy families, a children’s Christmas party on December 18, and a December 14 covered dish dinner with a gift exchange. Donations can be left in parish hall boxes and monetary gifts via Mrs. Gene Evert.
Farm City Week runs through November 24 with the Soil Conservation Service coordinating the event alongside agricultural agencies farm groups and civic organizations across Ohio. The observance highlights soil conservation and related farming practices in communities.
The Warren County Historical Society meets Monday November 28 at 8 p.m. to discuss future projects. The program The Zoo Safari will be presented by Meryl Gray and Stan Markey.
Readable crossword snippet lists horizontal clues with numbers and word prompts. Includes definitions like donkey bluegrass and average solution time, referencing a 1966 King Features Syndicate puzzle page.
Fifty members attended the Ohio Association of Historical Societies annual meeting at the Warren County Historical Museum. Dr. Jane Forsythe from Bowling Green University spoke on geology as guest speaker.
Mason councilmen await a mailed opinion survey to gauge interest in an urban renewal project for a four block downtown area from Section Road to West Street. About 90 percent of a large public turnout opposed proceeding, while Wilbur J. Linder explained financing and displacement housing.
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports eight months into the fiscal year ending Oct 31 Ohio registrations reach 5,484,821 with license revenues at 92,928,697. The gain includes 144,194 more passenger cars and increases across motorcycles, horse trailers, and farm trucks. Historical plates issued rise to 670 from 508.
A group of juniors and seniors from Seven Mile High School planned to attend the UC showing of 110 In The Shade today. Seventeen girls recently attended health careers day showing interest in nursing. A pep rally and meet the team night highlighted the week as Coach Robert Wadleigh introduced the 1966-67 basketball team.
Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B Crmear dismissed a suit filed by Fairfield Township trustees seeking to enjoin the appropriation of about seven acres of land by the Butler County Park Commissioners for park purposes. The court ruled the trustees lacked legal standing. only property owners may file.
The junior choir from Poasttown Heights will perform at the Thanksgiving service at Union Chapel EUB Church. A Youth Fellowship Advent program will follow. Bob Blevins reported for U S Army duty at Fort Knox Kentucky last week.
The alligator gar is the largest gar species and ranks among the largest freshwater fish globally, highlighting its notable size and habitat.
Poast Town PTO held a combined business meeting and program. Kindergarten through fourth grade students demonstrated equipment from the new skills development center at the school.
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