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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1975
Page
2
Middletown Hospital staff energy committee hosts a two day Energy Fair to educate about saving energy. About 300 of 860 employees viewed displays on conservation and submitted ideas as the hospital plans to extend the effort to the community.
West Elkton mayor says a Ralph L. Woolpert Co survey on installing a village water system may be finished this month. A special council meeting will compare building in village versus tying into Middle Town lines and pursue possible government grants.
A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Middletown and nearby towns lists Lecester Conley 51 of 305 McKinley St. died after a heart attack. Gloria M. Dennis 51 of 701 Vancouver St. died after seven years illness. Roy E. Sommers 69 died after collapsing at work. Donald Robert Boyd 21 killed in an industrial accident. Mildred I. Newton 70 of Dayton died after brief illness. Hamilton area deaths include William Konrad 78 Gertrude Carmichael 89 Benjamin Scoopmire 83 and Marjorie Weiser 38 with private services or Mass schedules. Burial information and visitation details provided for each.
Scott and Fetzer Co announces a higher regular quarterly dividend increasing to 27 cents from 25 cents per share. Payment date is November 30 to holders of record as of November 11, the company said Wednesday.
Huel Haddix of Middletown sues five local men including Lt Earl R. Smith Jr Det Jack Barnes Det Andrew Stephens and Dudley Palmer over a February incident alleging unlawful tire theft arrest and truck seizure damages to reputation property and business plus 15 420 in compensatory and 50 000 in punitive damages filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court.
Alan Scheufler, Mercury co editor, portrayed George Washington at Lemon Monroe High School in a Bicentennial assembly. He highlighted local events Log Cabin Days and Armed Forces Bicentennial Exhibitions and urged students to engage area schools in the nation's 200th anniversary. A flag procession, choir presentation, and national anthem followed, ending with a scroll pledge to loyalty during the Bicentennial year.
Jerome Sidney Adlerman, longtime former general counsel of the Senate Rackets Committee who helped expose Mafia workings after Joe Valachi's testimony, died Wednesday at age 73 in Miami.
The Good Family Singers will give a Friday concert at First Church of God 2000 N Breiel Blvd at 7 30 p.m sponsored by Men of the Church of God A carry in supper will precede the program at 6 p.m Area resident Derek Johnson son of Roy and Mrs Johnson 9998 Arch St Germantown will perform with the group The family has sung for 15 years and has made several albums Over the Midwest East and South they just returned from two weeks in Florida Mrs Goad was killed returning from a singing engagement last March in a family van accident
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