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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1976
Page
2
Fire Prevention Week urges households to consider smoke detectors noting UL guidance that smoke detectors alarm on smoke presence and are vital for sleeping areas and basements. It recommends detectors in living areas, bedrooms, kitchen, hallways, attic, furnace and utility rooms, and attached garages, with UL or FM listing.
Lebanon officials announce a nursery program for children ages 3 and 4 as part of the child care instruction. Training for junior and senior students supervises the work. Each age group can include 10 additional children. Programs run weekdays with specified morning and afternoon slots. Parents should contact Connie Young or Kathy Ogg for enrollment and transportation is required.
Butler County sheriff's deputies investigated a Wednesday break in at 7257 Kyles Station Road. Entry was gained by breaking a glass storm door leading to the basement.
Hamilton construction worker John Ingram, 4 year old address noted, was dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital after an apparent electric shock while using an electric grinder at Couch's Camper Sales on Hamilton-Eaton Road. Foreman James Tiller and Butler County sheriff deputies investigated. coroner Garret J. Boone leading inquiry into Art Construction Co. of Hamilton.
A 64 year old Hamilton man Auburn Bowman died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital apparently from bullet wounds suffered Sept 10. He was shot by Ann Sizemore 40, of 903 S 13th St. Bowman's long street address. Sizemore was charged with felonious assault and more charges may follow after autopsy by Butler County Coroner Garret J. Boone.
The Ohio Sauerkraut Festival returns for its seventh year in Waynesville with two tons of sauerkraut, 1000 dozen sauerkraut cookies and 35 barrels of dill pickles. The event runs Saturday and Sunday with music, crafts, German food, parades, contests, and fireworks.
West Elkton officials discuss forming an emergency squad to serve Gratis Township and the villages of Gratis and West Elkton. Mayor McKee says meetings will be held with Gratis officials. Some councilmen favor citizen led service to avoid dependence on a West Alexandria squad and potential cost risks. The panel also approved a street lighting agreement with Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. and reviews CG&E rate adjustments.
A woman was injured and five vehicles damaged in two crashes at Roosevelt and University boulevards at 11 25 a m yesterday.
Seven law enforcement officers from Warren County departments received awards from Prosecutor Morris Turkelson at a luncheon, including Charles Harbach Linville Adams James Elder James Edwards Steve Ashley Don Chambers and James Creech. Harbach also earned the honor a second time. Special Deputy Ray Reffitt received a citation.
Supt Samuel Dalton cautions 1976 income uncertain but Armco Steel Corp personal property tax payment could lift district revenue. Armco pays 241097 over last year, totaling 4,443,705 of 6,914,855 to the district, potentially adding about 91000 beyond January estimates if all other taxes align. By month end final figures should be clearer.
Clarence Angel, 23, of 201 Yankee Road Middletown was found not guilty by a Butler County jury after about 40 minutes of deliberation on a charge of corruption of a minor. He allegedly had sexual conduct with a 14-year-old girl at his home in October 1975. The case was before Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer.
Multiple deaths are announced including Ola Pate 83 of Franklin Ruthayn Dearth 70 of Camden and Louise Hardy 88 of Hamilton. Services listed for Grand Avenue Church of God Klaus-Weigel and Weigel Funeral Home plus private Monroe service for Frances Rossfeld Tovatt. Burial at Woodside Cemetery Greenwood Hamilton memorials to charity.
Harry E Foley former Tucson police officer who helped capture John Dillinger and his gang in 1934 died Sunday at age 79. Foley’s death marks the end of a long career in law enforcement and a notable chapter in local crime history.
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