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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1975

Page

2

Commission Okays Intercom Upgrade At Detention Center

Hamilton Butler County commissioners approved 983.30 to replace a faulty intercom at the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center. They had earlier approved hiring a night security guard after a detainee was removed from his cell without authorization. The intercom funds come from revenue sharing.

Shawnee Culbertson Journal Hamilton Butler County James Hinchberger Hinchberger Inchberger Hamilton County

City Commission to Hear Two Public Hearings Tomorrow

Tomorrow night at 7 p.m. in City Building two public hearings will take place. A use modification for Shady Creek subdivision and a conditional use plan for a building on its Avenue will be discussed.

Shady Creek Made Se 24 City Sding

Man to head YS Bureau levy drive

Robert Mecum, president of the Butler County Social Service Association, named chairman of the Youth Service Bureau levy campaign. He chairs multiple local committees and serves on the Juvenile Center Advisory board. The Issue II two tenths mill levy funds bureau operations and has county endorsements. Without passage, outreach and counseling services would end.

Hamilton Robert Mecum Butler County Social Service Association Youth Service Bureau Bureau Mecum Greenlawn Road Fairfield Township Church of the Ascension Middletown Hamilton Alternative Education Committee Community Action Committee

Fiessinger Earns Magna Cum Laude Degree at Cincinnati College

Dona Fiessinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Fiessinger of 100 Curryer Road received her bachelor degree magna cum laude from the College of Community Services at the University of Cincinnati.

Dona Fiessinger Donald Fiessinger Curryer Road College of Community Services The University of Cincinnati

Dump truck overturns at Ohio 4 and 73 intersection

A large gravel-filled dump truck overturned at the Ohio 4 and 73 crossroads in Excello shortly after 10:30 this morning. There were no injuries reported. South Middletown firemen were dispatched to wash spilled fuel from the scene.

Ohio 4 Excello South Middletown

Dog leads way to boy's home

A lost 3 year old wanders Young Street as police help. His dog Jack jumps from the cruiser and guides officers to 1222 Yankee Road, where James Lidge is reunited with his mother Brenda Lidge.

Lassie Rin Tin Tin James Lidge Young Street James Jack Calumet Street Yankee Road Brenda Lidge

Genealogical Seminar Set for Middletown Library

A genealogical seminar titled Genealogical Reference Sources will be held in the Community Room at the Middletown Public Library on October 14 from 2 30 to 4 p m. Speaker Will Brown from Gencor Inc Salt Lake City will introduce basic genealogical research and review major nationwide record repositories. Brown, Utah Genealogical Association member, is noted as an expert and conducts multiple public seminars weekly.

Middletown Public Library Will Brown Gencor Inc Salt Lake City Een Library Brown The Utah Genealogical Association United States

Middletown High School Open House Slated for Oct 15

The Middletown High School fall open house runs from 7 to 9 p.m. October 15. Parents may tour the building and meet teachers. A dress rehearsal of The King and I is at 7 p.m. in the theater, followed by a general meeting at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria with five school board candidates and a tax levy committee representative giving speeches.

Middletown High School MHS Thomas Jefferson James Shull Betty Lou Nein Robert Metz Robert Weineke

Men arrested after Venice Castle parking lot shooting

In Ross, one man was wounded and two men were arrested after a reported shootout in the Venice Castle parking lot. John Walker of Harrison Avenue and Thomas Chenault of River Road faced felonious assault charges. Chenault was treated at Mercy Hospital for a bullet wound.

Ross Venice Castle John Walker Harrison Ave Harrison Thomas Chenault E. River Road Hamilton Walker Hamilton-Cleves New Haven Chenault Mercy Hospital Township Life Squad

Sixteen year old charged in hit and run at Hannah Drive

A 16-year-old boy faces four charges after a late Saturday hit and run on Hannah Drive at 10 10 p m. He allegedly drove left of center striking a parked Six Industries Inc. vehicle valued at 1 000 and fled the scene. The car was found at Middletown High School with the driver inside. He was ordered to appear in juvenile traffic court in Hamilton on October 10. Damage to his family’s car was 500.

Hannah Drive Six Industries Inc Springfield Six Industries Auto Breiel Boulevard Middletown High School Hamilton

Woman says billfold missing after tavern shooting

A Hamilton man was shot in the ankle during an early Sunday altercation at the Walnut Inn at Seventh and Walnut. Pam J. Jones, present at the scene, fled with her purse and later reported her billfold containing about $200 and papers stolen from the purse.

Hamilton Walnut Inn Seventh Walnut Streets Middletown Paul S. Croom Hanover St Mercy Hospital Pam J. Jones Lafayette Ave

Omitted Father Named in Homecoming Queen Story

The father's name of Middletown High School homecoming queen Angie Garland was omitted in Sunday's Journal. He is Bill Garland of Lynn Drive in Hunter.

Middletown High School Angie Garland Bill Garland Lynn Drive Hunter

JA firms to begin operation

About 500 high school students will form 19 Junior Achievement companies this week and begin operations with a goal of surpassing last year’s record. Sophomores juniors and seniors may join by visiting the JA center in the United Way building Monday to Thursday evenings. Each company meets weekly from 7 to 9 p.m. October to May, with members selling stock electing officers manufacturing a product or providing a service and declaring dividends if possible.

JA Center United Way

Burglary Hits Residence on Florence Street

A citizens band radio valued at 250 dollars, two knives, a revolver, and some change were stolen from Dennis Shipley at 1606 Florence St. Entry was gained through the front door about 10 p.m. Saturday. nothing else appeared disturbed per police.

Citizens Band Dennis Shipley Florence St

Deaths and Funerals In Middletown and Area

George H. Stroud 93 of 112 S Clinton St former Toledo resident died at Barbara Park Nursing Home after March stay. Survived by a son Woodrow and daughter Frances Athanos plus siblings and many grandchildren. Graveside rites at Toledo Memorial Gardens Wednesday at 2. Visitation at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Tuesday.

George H. Stroud S. Clinton St Barbara Parkursing Stroud Middletown Toledo Woodrow Frances Athanos Harry Oscar Mattie Brown Beulah Parker Tennessee Toledo Memorial Gardens McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Quilt group meets at Middletown library Community Room

The Jeannette Nieder lander Quilt Group will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Middletown Public Library Community Room. All interested persons are invited and may bring needlework and problems for help with knitting crochet cutwork tatting and other hand work.

Jeannette Niederlander Quilt Group Middletown Public Library

Car Fire In Franklin A Minor Incident In City Street

A car driven by Becky Young of 718 S River St caught fire in front of 633 E Fourth St at 9 33 a m today. A backfire through the carburetor caused the blaze with no damage to the vehicle reported by firefighters.

Franklin Becky Young S. River St E. Fourth St

Fall shoppers seek color and comfort at local shops

A parade of fall offerings from Charlotte to Cambridge Inn charms shoppers. Phyllis at Coiffures by Phyllis suggests color options. Sue Crisp at Merle Norman promotes Cameo bras in 180 sizes. Cambridge Inn birthday dinner specials, Armbruster Florists gift ideas, and carpeting at Troup Furniture headline a scene of home decor and wardrobe updates.

Phyllis Sue Crisp Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Cameo

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Commission YS Bureau Levy UC Grad U.S Monroe Community Park Terry Marchetti Marchetti Monroe Jaycees Club Middletown Bank WPFB Ross Township Bill Perry By Ellis Hall Hall's Yankee Rd Converse Monument CO Manchester Rd Fenwick High Granite & Bronze Nicols Dale Converse Dodds Monuments Verity Pkvy 14Th Ave Woodside Cemetery Charles Bud) Steller Mor Radio Taken George Stroud Phillipine Rogers Winton St Middletown Hospital Lyman Leonard Paul North College Hill Dorothy Campbell Osakis Minn Helen Rothwell Monroe Edith Girard Elsie Millile Gene Kaipper Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church Richard Schechter North Cemetery McCoy-Leffler Susan Parlett Springboro Bethany Lutheran Village Centerville Anglesby Funeral Home B. Lawrence Sweeney Springboro Cemetery Society For Advancement of Management Cincinnati American Management Association, Inc Losantiville Room Henry G. Baker, Sr Glenmary Avenue Ohio Charlotte Gals Cambridge Inn Armstrong Armbruster Florists Bing and Grondahl Copenhagen West Germany Armbruster Lee’s Tom Brock C.E. Greathouse Gail Turtle Box Praire Pardners Lori Lynn C.E. Greathouse and Son
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