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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1976

Page

2

License Endorsed by State Drug Center Director Hopeful on Methadone

Unity House director Jim Richardson says the center’s methadone dispensing license has state endorsement and FDA approval is pending. The 648 Board has repeatedly opposed the project, with previous appeals upheld. DEA inspections prompted a second alarm system, and officials expect FDA review after this. The program will be closely supervised by state, DEA, and FDA authorities.

Karen Garloch Jim Richardson Unity House Curtis St Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA Butler County Mental Health and Retardation 648 Timothy Moritz Middletown District 1 Division of Mental Health Butler County Richardson Drug Enforcement Administration DEA

Two Teens Charged in Springboro Store Robbery

Clearcreek Township police arrested two 17-year-old boys from the Lebanon area and charged them with aggravated robbery after an Election Day armed hold up at Seedor Ohio 48 and in Road. Township Chief Everett Manning and Ptl Phil Johnson, with help from the Warren County sheriff, said a .22 caliber revolver believed used was taken in the case.

Springboro Clearcreek Lebanon Seedor Everett Manning Phil Johnson Warren County Anning

Senior Citizens Create Santa Home at Middletown Mall

The Middletown Senior Citizens Center builds a red and white Santa house at the Verity Parkway entrance to host Santa and Mrs Claus from Friday to December 24. Volunteers handle construction, costumes, and photography with visitors paying one dollar per picture.

Middletown Mall North Pole Santa Claus Middletown Verity Parkway Santa Mrs. Claus Lynn Hallmark Shop Mabley & Carew Senior Citizens Center Gladys Reuthe Paul Beier Senior Citizens Bill Price John Schmidt Chas “Buss"’ Lindauer Ed Hanser Chas Brewer Betty Knox

Germantown Council Meeting Cancelled Over Sunshine Law

A special Germantown Village Council meeting was canceled after editor Dolores Grunwald of the Germantown Press objected to not receiving notice of the time and purpose. The session could affect hiring a non solicitor attorney for Mayor Hall’s removal case. a new time was tentatively set for Friday morning.

Germantown Germantown Press William Forbes Marvin Hall Forbes

Fire-damaged garage at 2403 Sherman Ave destroys structure

Firefighters reported a garage at the home of Alice Hark was engulfed in flames around 2 30 p m. The structure, still standing when they left, required demolition and caused an estimated 500 dollars in loss.

Sherman Ave Alice Hark

Evangelist to Lead Salisbury Revival at First Church of God

Prominent southern evangelist Evangelist to Lead Salisbury Revival at First Church of God in Salisbury North Carolina will speak at a three night revival series with 7 pm services Friday Saturday and Sunday Special singers Third Generation perform Friday and The Masters Quartet perform Saturday each service open to the public.

Poasttown Lane Loman Salisbury N.C First Church of God Masters

Warren Nelson Named to Ohio Commission on Aging

Warren C. Nelson of Lebanon, 68, a former highway safety director under Governor Rhodes in the 1960s, was named by Rhodes to the Ohio Commission on Aging. Nelson previously served as managing editor of the Western Star in Lebanon and state editor of the Middletown Journal and has been with the Ralph S. Stolle Co. of Cincinnati for five years.

Lebanon Highway Safety Warren C. Nelson James Rhodes Ohio Commission On Aging Western Star Middletown Journal Ralph S. Stolle Co Cincinnati Nelson Rhodes

Nimoy Talk Sold Out at Miami University Middletown

Tickets for Leonard Nimoy at Miami University Middletown campus are sold out. Season ticket holders not using their passes should contact the Continuing Education Office by noon to arrange ticket returns before the campus closes for the Thanksgiving weekend and reopens Monday. Nimoy speaks at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Leonard NI Middletown Miami University Nimoy Continuing Education MUM

Masons Install Leaders Across Lincoln and Verity Lodges

Recent Masonic installations crowned new masters and officers for Lincoln Lodge 693 George M Verity Lodge 760 and Jefferson Lodge 90 at the Masonic Temple. Recipients included Robert L Breitenbach and Kenneth C Maggard along with numerous senior and junior wardens secretaries treasurers deacons stewards and trustees.

McCoy- Leffler Kenneth C. Maggard Moyer Drive Franklin Armco Steel Corp George M. Verity Donald Little Middletown Road Germantown Jefferson Lodge Little Armco Masonic Temple Breitenbach J. Edward Windsor Masons of Ohio Dale G. Dowrey Verity Lodge Maggard Richard L. Adkinson Lincoln Lodge Ronald E. Hunter Stanley T Benner Glenn F. Lyons David J. Welsh Harold E. Augsburger James K Williams Lowell E. Hapner Hans David Carter William Riley Andrew J. Blevins Ryler Charles Egelston Cary I. Fenton J. William Neuenswander Win D

Police chiefs study 55 mph limit as 60 mph option proposed

The IACP commissions a study on the 55 mph speed limit citing enforcement burdens and fuel concerns. Texas officials advocate a 60 mph rural and multi lane limit, while federal action on 60 mph interstate limits looms with a September 1977 recommendation expectation.

Bridgeton Board of Officers The International Association of Chiefs of Police IACP Edward M. Davis Los Angeles Wilson E. Speir Public Safety For Texas Speir ACP

Local Medical Missing Details From Early Morning Calls

Fire and police reports list multiple medical incidents with ages and locations. Garidine Layer 72 ill to hospital. Percy Allen 81 ill treated and released. Ernest Paugh 54 ill possibly stroke admitted. Sherry Doyle 20 pains after auto accident treated and released. times range from 12:07 a.m. to 8:48 a.m. at several addresses.

Florence St. Garidine Layer S. Clinton St Percy Allen Yankee Road Ernest Paugh Grand Avenue Breiel Boulevard Sherry Doyle Freedom Court

Mental Health Task Force Sets Public Meeting Saturday

The Mental Health Task Force will hold its first action committee meeting this Saturday at 1 p.m. in Middletown Hospital board room with Mrs. Margaret Mosby as moderator. Nineteen volunteers formed Monday night to join the committee, which will discuss a white paper, emergency social service network plans, and funding options with the Middletown Area Mental Health Center. Lunch will be served and reservations are requested.

Margaret Mosby Middletown Area Mental Health Center

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Mall Men of Center Sheckler Sunshine Middletown Bank WPFB Warren Nelson On Aging Commission F& AM Robert L. Breitenbach Highland St Wayne E. Cochran Jack Murray Tyler Bill Deaton Ronald E. Reeder Robert Bare Arthur Barker E. W. Layer R. S. Keller Dan E. Meeker Larry A. Fletcher David L. Meeker Arnold Fugate Joseph Newlin Bradley Jones J. R. Schuyler Roy L. Roberts Robert Breitenbach Kenneth Maggard Davis Eleanor Maddox Carolina St St. Elizabeth's Medical Center Dayton Maddox Eleanor Carolina Street Clifford Trisha Carolyn Sharon Banks Brenda Centers Clifford Jr Gladys Eidson Donald Eidson James Eidson Barbara Hackney Esther Lowery Joseph R. Baker Frank E. Sowards Woodside Cemetry Hamilton Nellie Jordon Land Heaton St Rose Hill Chapel Webb Theresa Shuler Walnut St Proeschel- Crawford Stanley Edwin Sizemore Fairfield Rolling Hills Baptist Church Mental Health Task Force Middletown Hospital Trinity Kiddie College Central Central Ave Marshall RO
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