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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1971

Page

2

Rules For Middletown High Students On Reopening

Rules outline discipline for weapons possession with automatic ten day suspensions and superintendent referral. Principal may suspend up to ten days. expulsion only by superintendent for the semester. Also notes smoking, dress code, police protection, and a planned parent teacher organization meeting. Community meetings drew nearly two thousand with safety concerns guiding reopening plans.

Hill Robert Johnson Board of Education The Journal Middletown Hills Middletown Community of Middletown High School

Deaths And Funerals Jessie Collins 91

Jessie Collins 91 former Middletown resident and oldest member of Murchison Chapel CME Church died yesterday at Janet's Nursing Home She is survived by a son a brother a sister four grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Arrangements pending at Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel Home services Wednesday at 2 pm Banks Craft Funeral Home Neon Ky burial in McRoberts Cemetery Neon Kentucky

Jessie Collins Ninth Ave Janet Alabama Middletown Murchison Chapel CME Church Leonard Turner Sr Dayton Sam Mashaw Fairfield Ala Rosie Cobb Los Angeles Hall-Jordan Memorial Banks & Craft Funeral Home Neon McRoberts

Dorsa Carl Slone dies after short illness in Middletown

Dorsa Carl Slone, 57, of 410 Staten St., Middletown, died at 7 p.m. Saturday at Middletown Hospital two hours after admission. He had been ill three years and recently moved from Wolfe County Kentucky. Survived by wife Opal, three daughters Shirley McGione, Dorothy Cantrell, Margaret Spencer, three sons Allen Wayne Jerry, one sister Corene Caudill, three brothers L. C. Marley Charles, and 12 grandchildren. Visitation today 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Dorsa Carl Slone Dora Carl Slone Staten St Middletown Hospital Slone Middletown Welfe County Kaiser Engineers Opal Shirley McGione Quincy Dorothy Cantrell Excello Margaret Spencer Allen Wayne Jerry Corene Caudill Franklin L. C Marley Charles Monroe McCoy-Leffler

Gilligan heads to Washington to press Ohio jobs funds

Gov John Gilligan will travel to Washington next Thursday to meet Labor Department officials and protest Ohio's share of federal Emergency Employment Act funds. He will join Ohio's congressional delegation and testify before the House Banking committee on the impact of federal policy on public employment amid city unemployment.

Columbus Ohio John Gilligan Washington Labor Department Gilligan U.S House Banking Committee

Deaths: Bessie Hall 76 in Clay City Kentucky

Bessie Hall aged 76 mother of Mrs. Ann Richardson and Mrs. Sarah Bolin of Middletown Ohio died at 5 30 am yesterday in Clay City Kentucky. She is survived by two other daughters Mrs Irene Combs Wesland Michigan and Mrs Grace Ashley Clay City Ky two sons Virgil Perris Ky and Harold Calvert City Ky 14 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services are incomplete at Hern Funeral Home Stanton Kentucky.

Bessie Hall Ann Richardson Sarah Bolin Middletown Clay City Irene Combs Wesland Mich Grace Ashley Virgil Perris Harold Calvert City Hern Funeral Home Stanton

Obituary notices for Brandenburg and Roemer services tomorrow

Johnie Lewis Brandenburg, 35, of 1932 St. Clair St Williamsdale, and Carl H. Roemer, 66, of 970 Ridgewood Ave, have funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow. Brandenburg will be at Tuley Road Pentecostal Church of God. Roemer’s service is listed with Kraus-Weigel.

Johnie Lewis Brandenburg St. Clair Williamsdale Tuley Road Pentecostal Church of God Carl H. Roemer Ridgewood Ave Kraus-Weigel

Thieves Raid Temple and Home on Weekend

Police report a Jewish temple and a residence were broken into over the weekend. At Temple Beth Sholom 610 Gladys Drive an intruder ransacked an office and may have taken small change per Rabbi Meyer Marx. John Thomas 711 16th Ave. reported 150 loss including a 50 watch and about 100 in coins. Entry was via an unlocked bedroom window.

Temple Beth Sholom Gladys Drive Meyer Marx John Thomas 16Th Ave

Liquor Stores To Stay Open For Two Holidays

Department of liquor stores will remain open on Columbus Day October 11 and Veterans Day October 25. Director Richard Guggenheim said keeping outlets open preserves revenue for the General Fund during the holidays amid economic strain.

Columbus, Ohio Department of Liquor Stores Department Richard Guggenheim

Eddie Cox Celebrates 25th Birthday at Camp David

Eddie Cox, husband of Tricia Nixon, marked his twenty fifth birthday at a quiet family dinner at Camp David in Maryland. His parents, Howard Cox Sr. and wife, helped organize a light dinner at the mountaintop retreat used by the president.

Eddie Cox Washington Edward Cox Tricia Nixon Camp David Howard Cox Sr Co Oway White House Prési- Gert Nixon

Hoffman Cutting His Locks at Drew University

Madison New Jersey AP Abbie Hoffman a Yippie leader and Chicago conspiracy trial defendant tells 1500 students at Drew University he is cutting his hair and urging youth to register and vote He still seeks social political change through peaceful electoral means citing Allende and Berkeley council gains as evidence for reform.

Madison N.J Abbie Hoffman Chicago Drew University United States Chile Salvadore Allende Berkeley Calif

Bayh opens to woman running mate for president

In Columbus Ohio Senator Birch Bayh says he would consider a woman as running mate if he seeks the 1972 Democratic nomination and urges Nixon to appoint a woman to the Supreme Court. He also says a black candidate could be considered for vice president and rules out seeking the second spot himself.

Columbus Ohio Birch Bayh D-ind Nixon U.S. Supreme Court Bayh Federated Democratic Women of Ohio Sen Edmund Muskie Maine Spiro Agnew

Plane crash near Troy leaves two hospitalized

In Miami County west of Troy a single engine 1940 Taylor two seater stalled and crash landed in a corn field near a landing strip. Pilot Covert Holley 34 of Troy and passenger Donald Browning %-year-old of Dayton were reported not seriously injured and hospitalized in Troy.

Troy Ohio Miami County Holley Donald Browning Dayton Sheriff's

Three Escape from Greene County Jail in Ohio

Greene County law officers hunted early Monday for two of three men who fled Sunday from the county jail in Xenia Ohio. Michael Roll 23 of Fairborn was captured in Dayton shortly after midnight leaving Thomas LeMaster 21 of Fairborn and Charlies Perkins 22 of New Carlisle still at large. The inmates escaped after overpowering a guard during a transfer between cells.

Xenia Ohio Greene County Michael Rolland Fairborn Dayton Thomas LeMaster Charlies Perkins New Carlisle

Fourteen Die Across Ohio in Weekend Traffic Accidents

The Associated Press reports fourteen people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend, including six pedestrians. An elderly couple was killed near Waverly on Saturday, and total highway deaths were lower than the previous year, when twenty six perished on streets and highways.

Ohio Associated Press Waverly

Notice of dissolution of The Lower Level partnership

The partnership of Eleanor Dowden, Mary Marshall, and Batty Montgomery at The Lower Level is dissolved as of August 31, 1971 by mutual agreement. Betty Montgomery will conduct the business as sole proprietor. By order of the partners, Middletown Ohio attorney William E. Rathman. Sept 25-28, Oct 14.

Eleanor Dowden Mary Marshall Batty Montgomery Betty Montgomery William E. Rathman Attorney At Law Middletown Ohio

Miss Young Republican Ursula Ross Crowned in Middletown

Ursula Ross age 22 of West Chester was chosen Miss Middletown Area Young Republican 1971 after winning the local beauty pageant at the Manchester Motor Inn. Janet Douglass was first runner up and Dora Derrico second runner up, with fourteen entrants from the Middletown area.

Ursula Ross Basswood Drive West Chester Middletown Area Miss Ross Middletown Miami University Young Republican Manchester Motor Inn Janet Douglass Dora Derrico

Nixon Mulls Phase 2 Econ Policy From Florida Beach

President Nixon, retreating to Key Biscayne, weighs Phase 2 of his economic plan amid wage raise delays. He journals at his seaside study, cruises on Bebe Rebozo’s boat, and travels to Grand Cay before returning. aides expect decisions on Phase 2 by mid October, while defending Phase 1 pay raises and delaying federal raises to July 1.

Key Biscayne Fla Nixon Washington C. G Bebe’' Rebozo Grand Cay Bahamas Robert B. Adpianalp Adpianalp Florida White House Ment Congress Legislative Branch National Alliance of United States

Calley Says He Would Find Himself Guilty of Manslaughter

New Haven AP report notes attorney F. Lee Bailey recounts Lt. William L. Calley Jr. telling him that if Calley sat on his own jury he would find himself guilty of manslaughter. Bailey, who defended Medina, says Calley made the remark after Medina testified.

New Haven, Conn F. Lee Bailey William L. Calley Jr Calley My Lai Bailey Ernest L. Medina Medina Americal Division U.S Yale University Rusty Medina Probar Col Oran K. Henderson Ft. Meade, Md

Man charged in robbery at Ray Roberts Shell station

A 35 year old Franklin man, William Edward Hillard of 517 Riley Blvd, was arrested near the scene after a police officer spotted a broken window. About $400 in cash from the register and vending machine was missing. Hillard faced a preliminary hearing that afternoon.

Franklin Ray Roberts’ Shell Second St William Edward Hillard Riley Blvd Hillard

Steelworkers union approves contract in Youngstown

NEW CONTRACT OK'D YOUNGSTOWN Ohio United Steel Workers Local 7275 voted Sunday to accept a new contract with McKay Machine Co. The agreement was tentatively approved earlier Sunday by the union negotiating team.

Youngstown, Ohio United Steel Workers Local McKay Machine Co

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