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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1967
Page
15
A financial column discusses splitting growth versus steady utility stocks with RCA as a speculative pick. A separate public notice outlines Madison Local School District Ohio tax levy renewal and rate increase on the November 1967 ballot.
Four half day sessions begin Oct 11 at Garfield High School co sponsored by Butler County and Hamilton boards of education. Topics cover teaching methods enrichment of social studies via visuals and materials and program evaluation led by Dr. Raymond H Muessig of Ohio State University.
Notice states the Village of Trenton Butler County Ohio will place a renewal levy above ten mills for current operating expenses on the November 7 1967 general election ballot. The proposed rate up to 2. Nine mills equals 0.299 per dollar for five years 1967 through 1971 with polling hours 6 30 AM to 6 30 PM.
Prices moved mixed in active early trading with American Telephone steady at 52 1/2, Sperry Rand down 4 1/2, Occidental Petroleum down 5 at 83 1/2, Chrysler up 4 to 53 7/8, and Grace up 1/4 at 45 1/4. The AP 60 stock average fell 8 to 338.0.
The listing shows securities with Aeronca tied to Pid values of 60 and 19, Black Clawson and Crystal Tissue Co. at 23, First National Bank at 47 percent, Midwest Indemnity at 23, Sora Paper at 15, and Sora Paper Pid of 83. The data resemble a financial roster detailing stock entries and percent figures.
LADD members listed with New York Stock Exchange contact details for Manchester Motop Inn in Georgia city area.
Prices paid to farms and packing plants for eggs and poultry in Ohio and southern Indiana. Jumbo eggs bring 29 to 30 cents, large 26 to 27, medium 17 to 18, small 9 to 16 cents. Carton lots show large A 39 to 45 cents, medium 31 to 33, small 39 to 41. Fryers 12 to 14 cents, heavy hens scarce at 12, potatoes 3.00 to 5.00 dollars per cwt.
The Cincinnati market shows cattle calves hogs and sheep with varied prices and steady to higher quotes. Probate Court Butler County Ohio issues Legal Notice 6 582 listing guardian C H Taylor seeking sale of Part of Lot 1862 in Middletown to pay ward debts with response due by November 3 1967.
Ohio August bond and freedom share sales reach 28 million with 60.2 percent of yearly goal, while eight months total hits 226.5 million. Butler County manager James D. Ferguson reports August receipts of 434,881, achieving 57.4 percent of its annual target as of August. LEGAL NOTICE addressed to Butler County Board of Revision and Court of Common Pleas details tax valuation revisions, hearings, and liens involving Minnie Peck versus Winford L. Back et al with parcel lots in Middletown and a claim of 6345.99 plus interest. Proceedings set for October 16, 1967.
Waynesville village council approved making Charles LeMay a permanent police officer and chief after a six month probation. Mayor James Crane noted LeMay will keep a weekly salary of 115 dollars and that Waynesville has no other law officers. The council also set restrictions on plotting new subdivisions, affecting Dale Dakin's pending plat.
Instructors Fred Cooper and Anthony Tiano of the local YMCA depart for George Williams Camp in Williams Bay Wisconsin for a two week session to prepare for certification as YMCA secretaries. The program now allows three 10 day sessions in 18 months toward full certification. Cooper is the assistant YMCA physical director and Tiano is the assistant youth work director.
Toby Jean Mellett a 20 year old waitress of 1832 Woodlawn Ave suffered possible chest injuries yesterday when her car lost control on Route 73 about a half mile west of Cotton Run Road. Deputies say the Hueston Woods Lodge employee was driving east about 6 p.m. when the vehicle went out of control and she was treated at Middletown Hospital in fairly good condition this morning.
Military services for Pfc. James Lee Scott 21 son of Mr and Mrs Roy Scott 5324 West Elkton Road will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park Friends may call tomorrow 5 to 8 p m Pfc Scott was killed Sept 26 in Vietnam where he had been since July 5
Butler County deputies report weekend activity by car strippers. Arthur Spicer of Trenton found his disabled car stripped of parts after being left on Wayne Madison Road. Loss estimated at 350 dollars. A second car on E River Road near Gray Road owned by James Sutler of Cincinnati had windows shot out and 28 bullet holes after being stolen from Hamilton County.
Two people were treated at Middletown Hospital after a traffic crash on Elk Creek Road around 1 45 a m. John Keith 31 suffered left leg lacerations and chest pains Jo Ann Ingram 21 endured mouth lacerations and a possible knee injury. Vehicle count undetermined.
Funeral notices list deaths in Middletown and Trenton area. Marion Angelus, Velma Boyce, Sandra Katherine Gibson, Lynn Gibson, Camillus Ray, Elza Tibbs, and Rosie Whisman are named with ages and addresses. Local funeral homes provide viewing times, service details, and interment at Woodside Cemetery or Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
The Rose family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of Raymond Rose. Special thanks to Rev Sheets floral donors pallbearers and Riggs Funeral Home for their handling of the service.
Memory Lane notes mark the passing of husband and father RTER H Dennis three years ago on October 3 1964 The poem recalls the Golden Gate opening and the message Come home and rest as the family endures heartbreak and longing from wife Amelia children and grandchildren
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